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Old Tradition And
Seta Record ForExtent Of TrafficJam
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BOSTON, May 2* .— I AIM
Nrw RiifUnd thrilled yesterday
tn the onnidi of nearly 700' army
aiplsnr* that swept c t i l y m l j j
thr wu- fiSm Springfteid, ) U i i ,
ami llartfoid Conn., to repel a
hn>l<»l Inrader, threatening the
DRYS TAKE ISSUE
WITH WETS UPOfl
LIQUOR AMOUNTS
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in the .way ef * U s Incraaeb nest Court Holds Aspirant
Mellon S w e p t play lag paUeitlr*
Must Vow To Bear
with the treasury."
Senator Hull, Democrat. Ten- ' Arms For America
m,*ee, a veteran an revenue leg
islation. trek the treasury to taek ' WABHINOTON, May I d -( A F )
far falling ta tab* steps for re- —By U majority of one, tba Su
(Continued on Page Four)
preme Court ymterday decided an
applicant for cltiaatuhlp mail
taka an oath to fight. If neeostary,
fer the United 8tatea.
.
Tbit conclusion wae reached In
the cases of Marie A- Bland, now
In New Ybtfc. Canadian nurse, and
Professor Douglas Clyde Macin
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tosh. Y 'le thggjogy pf*f*s*or. also
ASH c m LX, N. Ch May flS .- * Canadian
J u t tine Sutherland delivered the
( AF)—Tatlimooy that the Cen
tral Bank k Trust row pony was majority opinion and Justices RutWr, McReynold*, van
Devanlef
I n llfW t IS moatko er mure be- and Robert* agreed. Chief Jus
fognlT ielarad last Nor. JO and tice Hughe* read a Vigorous dis
sent and Justices Holmes.'Brand*
togetb-
Testimony Shows
Bank In Asheville
Was Cong I n Bad”
• W, M Cent gey, newountaat cm
> 1e)ed by RaJ'ritar Nettle* to
enamiia Urn affair* of Ute bunk,
ga»e this testimony. ..
The defense, In crotswaammlng
1be wllneee. a Might to shew tbe
stele corporation conuaUajeu wae
tngnlinlit uf. Ike bunk'l titwatloa
during this-period, wben.lbu formke county offlc'al* on. trial are
atfcged (a have Issued. telllten.
of dollar* In Runcombu ■ bounty
ohll*wt'«Ai. aad placed (be promode Ur tbe bask because of tba
lad) cotit fanei vc of the InvttUtlon.
J r i f BarwhlU ruled, howarer,
tet,lb* pess'ble complicity n f the
gpeewtian remmbialen dn the
it ef th* behk, already
f sentence f*r roarietlon
log.a (ala* report la the
mere than n score uf
I rueaa growing out of
r* h its re-; It u»veil C.
oka praaldant, U U Jenrwaer county treasurer and
|M*ld*At a f Ik* Ameritie**] bank, which alsa
. Newton M. Anderson,
grime* and t . 0 . McElroy,
N. Malen*. attarauy.
Anti-Saloon Group tite*
dares Estimate Is
Wild S p e c u la tio n
WA8HINUTUN, May S d .-(A P )
—Twi dry organ'mt'on* yester
day took sharp Issue with the esti
mate by the Base, latlon against
the prohibition amendment th at
the American people are spending
fSAU*.000.000 annually for lateaicat'og beierage*.
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The Anti-Halo an League railed
the estimate "wild ■peculation,'*
sddi/w- •* '(gtiree -are not b aud
00 any Unglbta tact, but at* a
synthetic flgutr composed of one
part gue«a work and five part* de
sire to discredit prohibition."
The board of temyeramw, pro
hibition and pul lie moral* nf
the Mot bod! ti Episcopal church
.»,qld. n e lth o r^ th # ' e*»oc|a(lra
ago.nil the iirobib'llon sniei
•o r anyone else (.new how
Uquor was ronsumed I
(Contlauro *>a r* p r Fo
Deaths Attributed Mrs. May Gibbs, 62,
To Woman 8eeking Is Dead Following
Insurance Money Lengthy Sickness
CHICAGO, Map M . - ( A P I Four uf flvo men, Who recently
died iu the bomq e t Mr*. Matg an t Summer* and who h*d In
sured tests la bar, favor, ram*
poisoning. Dr.
rorunur*
Clareif*
bbieblbggg,
at the
chemUt, reported tods
opening af th# Uqo»
One of the victims
Summer*'
17-year-old nvrhew.
another was her hpsbend. ' 37
and th* other tw proer* William
Kenmn and Thamei Lansran.
boarder*. Authurjtie* as Id Mr«.
Rammers ts al#q. kMeficiary la
II) gaticie* ■>■
S r Innocence
Mg* weir out
* f a r her kindwa# th* recent
i+ Jh * t proclpimt lata
(•tad th* n u ewad t
persona.
the lire the af th* al
Relative* of bar I
mended that hi# b
boated far - u n h *
for*
Mcgialpal:
War* • yesterday
‘> n d -FtayA1
t admitm watch
One group of " I ra:*d northrrnnl i r n e i Maine, New Hamp
shire and Vermont to the a lrp iru
at Schenectady and Albany, N. Y.
Mo.e Ilian 000 other* took part
(n a <ti’mnn*lration over Boston,
h r planer later flew bark over
Bontlrm New KnglsnJ to th r four
*l>por> At Spt'ngfirld ami Halt
font, at «vh th they acre quarternl. Rut l-vloir th r day'was lirnnl,
another errfal demon-trati-in wa*
Thl* I* what happened to Mr*. Elate Lravy, *0, ef t.»» Angelee.
giertr n r t Springfield,
while walking In her *leep. Sha fall five *torie* to the ground—
Old II mtirn ca«t away II* tradi and will recover.
tion nf alnnfneaa a* * hool* were
dnse-l and hundreJ* of thousands
crowded O r wUte-swrepint ihorre
nf Ik m h tilrr l-*>. Thetr, a rracb
ginup nf pursuit, attark and
Unnlrng planer, .IP In nunt'ier,
mated thmugh, the «ky In atlaak
tl in. puteull aaaaulu on attark
plane*, bombardment formation a*
In bombing raid*, pursuit attack* on
(Continued on (‘age Four)
OBSERVANCE OF
MEMORIAL DAY IS
TO BE HELD HERE
IndependentMerchant P a t r i o tic *Organisa
Body Acts Ab Host tions Combine Ef
' At ErttcrUImocnt forts For Occasion
I* Bosiness DurmR
Complimenting
the
Atlantic
la s t Few Months Coast
Line s rrogroatlve
Club,
-jT U N y A . May S l - f A P I Drjrgate* to the qratml eonventb ’S of tbe southeaster* group of
day beard Herman If. Ptrtry of
th e New Yrrk Produce Racbango
sap bu*ine** for the last three
ntoltlh* ha* liren *teadlly Improvlag.
Ue said butiosae had tearhed a
definite, but tlow, upward trend.
I. M. Briley, Kalelgh. N. C-, gen
eral couiuel to the Hecurltlea
Corn nils* loner nf North Carolina,
titd president uf tbe natlcnal *«•
aorialioa, -aid systematle efforts
by authorities nf practically every
aisle In the Union had mad* It
more end more difficult tu dlipoet
of worthless securities.
Mr. Petry said every period nf
depression for the pari 70 years
haa been of ahorter duration than
tha preceding one. Tbe recent deproeaW, he ttid , bad l>een traced
by national eronomlrt* a* having
Its buginning In linat, and that It
had reached its low level liefore
running three year*, the average
length.
An lllnev* of aevvrol month* re
sulted In the dreth, rerly this
morning, of Mrs. May Olbbe, Bf,
wa)l-knowa resilient of West First
El tret. Rat rounded by member*
of her family, Mr*, (lib'j* diid
•hortly after midnight.
Funeral services will lie held
front thy, hem* tomorrow afterauon a t
o'clock, with th* Itev.
Writ. P. Brock*, ef the First Bap
tist .Church
the officiating
dei gyman. Th* U rdrr of the East
ern HUT will conduct brief servi
ces at th* gtwv* la Evergreen
Cemetery. Tba -Rrteksoti Funeral
Horn* ha* i barge of the arrange
ment*.
Pallbearer* will be: C. |l. For
rester, Cart FetWr, C. R. Tat*,- K.
C. Echut*, W. H- Hand, and J. W.
.WARRINGTON, May !f« —
Chlldt*.
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approved
A resklent af tbinford for more
of Ht. Peters
tkaa I* years, Mr*, (lihb* had a burg aa a site for the ftKW.uoo.oO
wide circle c f friends. Hhc was soldier* bom* In Florida. The
born In Homer, laws. May 21, ■electleo was mad" by tbe board
1Mb, on* ef aevyral rhlldren. Ilrr of haeplteli aatten after a lengthy
rariy lift was spent In tbnt *qtte, Stgdr of vnrlou- vltre . propoead
but when tba OUabomt lerillory lg ‘Florida. Th# »it# wav cbooen
was opened ta aettUis, «h« artrots to that sve*
lived for nvany
Ibti . t
yearai
Mrs. fllbhs’ father wa* a minis
ter of tba Christian Church, white
sevyroj m inkef* ftf bar family
achieved prp ndnsai s *■ lender* of
tbe Uvdsm-craee during the Civil xisslppl. Among th* site# consid
W■I
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ered . Is* Florid*, bsrid# Ht PetIn INN she married R. £ G.bU.
re Dsytono Hes'U
Tba couple ptesud to Florida more
i, Rsaford, Orloado,
than 10 yearn ago a t tb* *ugg>*I'ampa. Bradenton,
lira of thetr gum I . H. GlblV. and
Plant City, DeUnd,
bare bora Nriag *1 tbrlr W#.»
First Ft rest b w atace that tint*.
Rhs, U t q d d i b . her hu»Und,
EH OCTOFUB
& H. GR-hii ran ooa, L 11. (ii>>>>«.
of Oriu*d4ji* f alecs. Mis* Itrbo
S t Petersburg; Is
Selected As S i t e
For Soldiers Home
Under the combined tu t plots of
the United Spanish American
whoar member* gave an enter- War Veteran* and the Campbelltaimm-nt and dance in honor Lotting Post uf the American 14of the membore of tbe ImUpend- gten, retliieni* of Sanford ^ r *
Iflt*u \o join To a' Uiafibaerrode#
wt-ek* ago. The taller organlta-’ of Meiaaiial Day n ett Saturday
lion l o t bight re tamed th - fa
!<
vor by staging a n 1entertainment morning.
Plan* alivady completed revet I
and dance at th# City Hsll where
prominent railroad and Im-ine** that, lirgtantng at WKK) o’clock,
ment-df thl* city ami out of a* ,. parade,
|> * l* < li | lbeaded
l r * i | r ( | by the
I r tr nSanford
a illi'lil
town were heard In ed-Ires-ss.
Elk- Hand, will match from tha
..The auditorium was crowded Ptvitlnol* County Court Ilouae to
throughout the evening, * and Central Park, whet* a abort prollugt of the guest* who tam e for gntlii, which Include* iddresaes by
tire «pe*klng and tnnMral - pro prominent resideaU, will he heanL
gram, remained to dance until
The irdcr of march at th* pres
after midnight.
ent time I* as followai Hartford
(retiree lVriiiatein, president uf Elk* Rend, Immediately follow log
tlie Merchant- A*»oclatluri. de- tbe national color*! Hanford police
lirrm l an nildrea* of wolcomu I'epartmrnt; Hpanlah American
a* the opening nunit-er on the War Veteran* amt member* of the
program of the evening, r . E. Auxiliary; Cain|iboll-Laating Poet
Adam*, re*ponded un behalf of ef the American I e g is a member*
tbe I’rogreitivr Club, thanking ami the Autillaryt Hoy Rcoutaj fir
Mr. Wrtn*teln for th# rourtevy ing -<|uail rompeeed of member* of
wblrh hi* otgtnltallon had given tbe Elortds Nation*l Guard; and
tire member* of the 1‘rngTi-tiva any nthir *<rrlal or ulvlc organltaClub, and a*«uring him of the lieu* dorirlng to aid In tha oharrvappreciation In which It ww» held anre of the day.
The Itev. K. M. Marler ha* conby all hi* friend* and to-wurkarnted tn deliver the addre** of (he
rr*.
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l). I1. Herndon delivered a dav, while paetora of ivveral Han
■hi'rt aildrr** on •‘(VOperallon**, ford -hurrba will aaalM in th* ptoi
during which he «trre-ed tho ''mm. A aextel rompo*rd of Ired
ncceatity uf a closer uniim Iw- ing memlicr* of local chutih cholra
(Conlinurd on l*age Four)
(Continued un bags four)
Another Civil War
To Quell Strike Of In China Is Seen As
Cuba Dock Workers Looming In Future
top* with
stationed 1
called up**
Irought a
a A ^ g f i i r i w r v wperottoo. w
be r i r i m w . ' v
*1
’ %’■
tflfboot fort her
disc**
■Ince the t'ommlmlewra '
agrr«<l at the U it nmeting ta
(Continued On PkRa Flva]
Selection Of Jui
To Try Pantagek1
Started Yesterdi
SAN DIKOO, May 2« .- ( A P ) r ^
Selection of a Jury wa* begun y te -s
terday for th* trial of AlcmgdaM
Pantagea, nffattt-mUUonalr* •Hoar-":
man and three co-defendants oo J
charge* of «*n»plracy to vtolal* I
tbe Juvenile court law (hroughs
bringing two young girl* ta a’’
hula] purty here from an ella|W ti
'•Hollywood alrl wnrk*t.r
Defense nritbin* asking **p*#-“
ate trial- f«r Panlaga* and J*«*i{
If. Hhrt-vr, wealthy Han Hlcfo;
t>uiin«j*m*n. were overruled,
They went In trial wrlih Wllllagt i
Jubelmann end Olive Clark
alleged o|tcr*ti>r» of tha raavkol, f
Jolielman said during reeoea.h**
planned 1o relate from th# ila a 4, ‘
(he "while stsry of tha girl mav^i
k e f as it touched the ruraUhlpjPm
of girl* for wesllhy men's partlugi .
and Intimated be would have ah«n|
other atluriMy at th* conrlatiog ,
of Jury selection.
John I'. Mill*, farmer’ partake.w th 1‘aniage* and Hhiere In •*
real estate rompany and formerMf
one of tbe defendant*, was . 1M 1
In th* court room, ho pleadfj .
gu'.liy to (wa charges on ceuUII ntlng ta the delinquency of k ,
minor girl, and was subpoenaed jm
a prosecution wllne*-.
tn l
NANKINU. China. May 3d . (A l'l; Another Chin*** civil war
(o begin In a few days with nallanalist guvernmeal troop* lined
against rab-b of Kwangtung and
Kwangsi Province, was predicted
lavt night by Chinese political cir
cle*.
Th* prediction followed denunci
ation by Nationalist
Chairman
Chi*iu? Kri-Hbek of a u -iM f at Trial Scheduled F<
tempt* by communist- In the provlnci* tn overthrow b b govern 8 On “Dry** VIoUl
ment after bla refusal to resign.
In s riatemeat to the nation.
MACON. Ga, May M.—(Al
Chiang Kel-Htwk wld the rri.b
e-tcntblly is on* Iwtwsen the Trial *f -.W, II. "Bod" Boyd
Ki-umlulang (National ' I'eopla* Jacksonville, F * - aad thrao
Tarty) and the communbt*. The eta under ladktaveate «har
b ite r are desirous of exerting tn- conspUary w Yteiatu th* *»t
fturner In Knannlnteng clrvlss, prohlbltioa act, gW begin M
thi-rrby hoping to gala
power U, 8. district court today.'Al
within the N'ationalbt govrm- ant United State* Att renay
nionl. which 1* subject, to direc Edward Bmlth, said . y am set
Tb* thro* me* charged
tion by th* Knemiatsag.
Chiang K abfbak said rod* ar* Reynold* ar* Eg C a lM L J
dniulnaVag'Ute 8#u)b Ohm Kuo- Uowsll, and Fltekuah
Th# ro niplrky ilfliriip M
g s s n s l mlntarvf faction causing It to reVob*d th* o i r n t .M :0 re*i|'
| when
sorcial maatk* aga. O M M
tbsy confiscated • ' q w M i
whiskey ha taa* UaagyagjMi
(A P )—^Troop* w*ro railed upon
yretenby I > break up a clash be
tween striking dock workers and
eni|lu)«* of th* Munson Steam
ship I. ue wharves.
Fnirrs of -Irlkers, authoritlra
said, o|H-nrd fli# on the employr#
w hi relumr<l th r firs- Tb* troops
Inlvrvrnrtl when It appeared cas
ualties might be numerous.
Th* ririkd* gathered at tb*
docks rally n the day and wbrn
lb* men who had been named to
fill their places appeared for work
they were booed and b's-rd.
Th* a»w rnrployes cuatinusd
tb rtr march toward the ware
house lining tip water's edge.
Haddsaly the alrlktrs began
r hosting, using hugs boas* of
tservhaedisr sc >urHcads*. Th*
amploys* ran f*t}*h*ltsr and aaswsrad the flro froro behind o.bsr
pils* of b ■»*• rad bql#a aw#'ting
further.
plon h r|e fly dlacu aaed W
V ete ran * H om e; a n u m b e r g
b llh r m n r T e a d y i S r In tro d M
tlo n In th e L e g is la tu re f r t *
v a rio u s F lo rid * e ltle a ^ a iH
th e advlaabU lty o f ex c lu d e d
se v e ra l p ro p e rtie s fro m th i
p re s e n t c ity lim it*, th e m aal
Inff, in r e g u la r se ssio n a t th
City Hall b u t Sight, oecupi#
most of th* Commlsilonor* tliS
with routine ^matter* almost •»
clusWtly; matter* which h*d b#«
tabled from prerioua mrrtllW
end City affair* relating to t\
names, rnt^oyment, and tlmlja
detail*.
The q ire ting, tbs •eeond ef tit
month, opened shortly after it®
oclmk, with the entire Oomati*
aIon, City Attorney Find R- W
eon. City Clerk F. R. U n a
Chief of Police Hoy 0 . WIUISl
and Huparinteadsnt of Fa
James Moughton present
Georgs A. DeCotta*. was B
first member of the eudlenoo
be heard, n« *poba briefly In
half Of Prod Hogan, former i
torryrle officer employed by
City, who U now »uffaring ft
an injory *u«talned more that
year ago. Ha declared that
Hogan was now In * poeJUo
ter um free medical - traati
which would guannteo him
us«> uf hit left leg within «•!
time aml a^bed that tba Com
tinner* eohstdsr the appr
atiua of a sum *f money *
�yfiSSa
Um Coalaggar,
W a g on tha mound yaatordutad Um ateck of Um local
I Inert 1.000 per te n t The
t are one and all determined
« up for their lack of batg n g th , and, from now on,
fttk .will taka hi* regular
ggatost tha • harp-*hooting
a f . veteran player* In a
,w hkh la becoming fatter
ft what might be called tha
, Here’s how It happened.
t first man up, woe an reap
the second pitched ball.
■ B r itt Harrell worked
h r, three balla and two
On Um next pitch b*
'a high one which Allan
te reach In lima. The. next
Aa n betl( and Harrell took
‘.to flra t
magus'* leading batter,
JDulbrrth, who once played
fendo la tha B ute League,
| » to b a t Icokad a t a ball
k t,'a a d than hit n low ball
Art Held, It going for throe
than Raven*I misjudged It
i trifle. Naturally, Harrell
m that combination ,a f
V sh o rt to m akt It two
MdUy then ctnglod tharplr
| * V rt And Culbrsth ocoroA
|ito reread Hill to pop apt
ft. ,8a, you ana, two rue*
rear whan only one might
ftd, If our outfield had
aemetklog of Um hitting
bf sach of tha playara on
eaa alub, tha chancaa ar*
| might have boon playing
ff ftUVl tfd l IIUUIIH, U* ft■
anomg to thru* Kite, two
war* poted out by that
id-UUIng Cullirata. In
fifth and ninth Innings
■ In real trouble, but
at fielding plus hit ablllto th* Cocoa boy* pap dp,
►day. Cocoa put man on
id third with taro out In
Henan aad Bahllls war*
i, bat Culbrath hit • Tot
ter. Into loft field for bit
e f the day. Hallow hit •
fly ball to left (laid
T ie only o tia r tight .pot came
Ip tV hhrtfc whan Print, hitting
a held ball U Harrteon a t third,
n if ia it aacond a# llarrUon threw
w ttd w flirt. P rW w a a the flwf
man op, and thlaga looked dangerou», Strickland whiffed a t throe
strafed) SeMiti filed out to abort
left, and then what might ha called
the fleMlag foetcre of the dap
took plare whoa Manager Dortch,
racing Into chert Jcft flald, caogbi
llarw ll'a almoet tore hit with hie
bach lo th * grand*Und. Boy, that
waa a peach of a catch, and th e
Indian'e Uut chance went glimmer
Ing.
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fa thd metalline, BUI Strickland,
tha former Georgia Tech aca, wag
alto pitching a great gam*. al
though he waa |n trouble oftenet
than Lake. BUI wm* touched for
Big hlta’hy fha amblHout Ptds,
aad, altVdifh he »truck-out nine,
he did not.hppear to Kara tha ataff
ha a*aallp ha*.
Hanford had a good (banco to
•core in the second, fourth, fifth,
alsth, aad aovonth Inning*, but, tha
old batting Punch juat wouldn’t
com# through. In tha aacond MeLanahsn, flw t man up, alngkd
thteugh firs t Alien, Um new
catcher, ram* to bat looking oo
though ho would knock tha old
ball a mil*, but, hi* beet effort
v u a high fly to renter field.
Ilarrlton had trouble In finding
hi* hatting ey(, and atruck oat,
aad W right,’ after fouliag two
along the b**e line*, tndsd the Innlng by flying out to doep rentor,
Provoot making a grand* tend
retch.
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llarrUon came through In Um
fourth however, Hlggiaa waa out,
I'rine to IfeadUy. Manager Daetth
got hU first hit of tha day when
b( tingled *h»rply pa*t third. MeInnahen get hit In the tide, end
two men were an hatee tnd only
one oeL One* egdln Alien had a
chance to make blnutlf nolld
among local faat, but, thla time
ha (truck out. Ilatriomi than cam*
through With ■ T o im languor Into
•Sort loft, scoring Dortch. Wright
ended tha rally by /oullng out to
third bate.
In Um fifth. Ravenal mad* up. for
hly arorr a f*w momtnt* prevlout, by singling to left, a* tha
flrdt mart up, Ink* filed out t*
doep Wft. On Britt’* aacond alrlke,
Ravonal, who wa* playing too far
off flrat, had to go down to oacond, whom ho wna caught off by
a fine peg of Holton to Celbrtlh.
Britt Ihvtj atruck o u t
Tha Pad# mean another try at
aeoriag In the next frame. Illggin* filed out to aaeond to atort
with. Manager Daatch then doub
led la deep kfL.T ho »Und» warn
clamoring for more hits, and Joy
ner, Um now Coco* pitcher, rtartod
to w an ) up back ef Um Cocoa
dugouh M ela aa ha ir swung at
thro* atrikaa for th* second o ut
Allen, one* again in Um paaltlon
of gamd-aavor, worked Btrlcklaad
for a walk, and two man wer* on
Holton o n to * ! i yog th that
point which W aited IfcAIWn'* ka( a t called o * t ' * • . '
Por tia W i h (tra itlit •"»!««.
th* Pod* started .with. • bant. It
woa the usually lo ak raarm ih this
lim a HatrrUon ahftied to loft t*
open that fra oh - H lrcktend
started bearing dogrn thou, and
■ tm koift W right).reused Kar.nal
to ifool m l to third, * aad th m
■track oot Loko. AfU r that .to
ning. he tot tic Pads down la
ooo two-throa ardor.
.
Tfca game - v u unusually de
void of art aw, and waa filled with
a number of sparkling p la n , "mat
of w i k i wtro turned In bp the
Poda. Higgle* c u t riwdlt far a
great catch la the second Innlnci
Rarrlaoti thtillod Um crowd with
a marrolou* cdU'h Of a foul ball
back of.the C a en .d ic m t, and
■top, H roomed to me, while In
Proven and H)ll la t^a outfield.
It kaa a pal* of flam good fly
catcher*.
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The local outfit atari* • threeday 'practice aaaaloa U»!a afternoon
aa they make ready to go to Dayteaa Tbur*d*y_aft*rnoon where
o f liat gam— ptoy*4. BgrifcVk
ami Sunday. T W . B r n W e * Jb .
day In -six th pteed, afterV edfe'
pjrlng the collar tinea the aaaaan
opened) tha Cuba aw la fifth
place) Cleveland t* la i i n a ttl
position, and tha Tlgara ana‘ in
fourth place. St. Leak, New
York add Boaton | n Um Nattaeal either all wfh or all loco ev
ery day, to keep that race about
m
T o-N igh t >
Yaqka 7 to J. We Iberg waa H t
hard, bat fa rt doable plage caved
him. I f waa hie fifth straight
win, and hie seventh la eight
TUESDAY
^WEDNESDAY
sSKs=
3 S‘ S*>
age, 4|h a fd fio e -g ta .
*
A T O IG ^ P
ulaytnga InveMhg women gbe
v eto netoriou* In Broadway'*
fig h t Ufm,
At flwt H wm believed the had
been tlaln to (Hence her threatened
testimony in the poUtorte# Hand
hrvwtlgsUoa. Ibe hod written
bldor J. Kreael,’proaeeutor of the
tnqelry, shortly before hor death
Mferiag to toattfy.
' * .J
r Rhe kad laMeted aha had been
•framed” an a vka charge and
Mafeaced to tha Bedferd reforma
tory for gifts f a i t m ’
< She left a diary la whkk Um
ham* or Initial* ef J . A. Bedrtoff,
by Innlngai
Sanford — 000 100 Ofc>0 — 1 * «
Cocoa ----- 200 000 000 _ l S »
Summaryt Kuna batted In, liarglaon, Cut broth, -llaadUy. Two
baa* hits, Dortch. Thrashes* hlu.
Culbrsth. Stolen baa**, Calhroth
and lloltoai Sacrifice hlU, Prince.
Loft oa baa**, 8anfonl I, Cocoa,
0. Struck out by Stricktaod 0. by
Lak* I) Baa*! aa toll*, off Shriek.land 1, erf Lake 3. Hit hy pitcher,
by Strickland, Mclanahadi hy
U ka StrickUad. Umpires, LaIng
and Bp*near. Tim* of game, 1:52.
DADK CTY—Construction of
rdtag** for Retired Minister*'
Homs pragnoting rapidly.
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* Yesterday's Booalta
S a n f o r d ___ POO 010 0 0 0 -1 • t
C o n a - __ iti 'BOO 000 OOO—I | 0
Batteries: L*k* aad AllaX)
StrickUad and Holloa.
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Daytona . . . . 001 000 000-1 ■ I
DeLand _____ 020 0M 000—3 B I
Batteries: Deuglcaa and Wilkes j
Hutton and Mdbley.
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8 t Aagaatlna OMOM l t a —1JM S
W inter Park *4*30*000— 1104
iBatteriae: Rogsro, Oufford, Rodenbaugh and OadbeUj 0. Cellos,
Whatley and Hamendee.'' .
AMBBICAN LBAUVB
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Pittsburgh
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B rooklyn_____ HI
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TAMPON
Dr. W [’E- IfrtDOUOAUk CHI
ROPRACTOR, U now located a t
hi* rvatdanta l a r IW ial <Bright*,
B. Sanford. Phono MS-M.
In IBM. On Use eU
coni amp tike k ao 'J
AS gallons lo 00. I
prohibition can,’b ai
< Tb* aaaorlaUoat-cautondad thla
shift had much to da with tha rapertod WIIUu dollar Inciaaa* fa
axpandhura. for drink tla c t l i l t .
now rubber.
I t m U tW prfN oi
Myrtle A vs.
totaU warn now IOOJMjMO g a t
laoa of apfrita. 700J 0^ f 00 gtUoaa
bf .A a eraV U 0^oo,ooo gaUmw of
wla*.- *4. y s i U f ; V •
LAKEY’S DRVO
•PTha drink hUl w ftld be much
higher,” Um aoMctetlon conchtd,ad, 'hut fpr tho- fact that tha
manafarturo of Uquora la largely
• ham# laftmtry, with practically
no labor gpdieverhoed-eeeka. Th*
toeraaaad azpondltara far a hard
Pgaar. bowwow, ha* era*tad a
■*22?
M « tey . V
"Thar* la am avldanaa that the
WOMAN for
funeral busies*, dayrmalan has WANTED:
*WMaA
ataas
bring added to’ Al Cor-
Bl
i»j.l WftMdAaO^B
VdOMhAf
v M T b o /iiM M in r A N b o n r
a *
‘cT’M
�'t r r r r x r ~
, 4.
••—W' *
• ' i waw*
J - ..., ZTsT.
u a .law agaJnat
driving too faxt.Jji
over twentjr-flvfe ml
w increased to fifty without running into imy Conflict
with the tow. In our own, forty-five mflee an hour ia re
garded aa the maximum epeed a t which one can drive
with safety.
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■ Puttiag these arbitrary speed Umlta on driving has
. I
f . - - - ftl
*- a a _
_
at
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----------- A l —
u /L n
Ia It
to ue * rather foollxh practice. Who is it
a t what speed driving to safe; a t what speed,
aa
crimination on th e . pari .of
illegal to drlvit too slowly, s
tbfl tows of the tty s reads
m unnecessarily to
edt or block ths
traffic, except whe
Sstr
We have alwey
and trailer.1
chang* la the f l m i *f pr*«Te*a
U made, U can to added that th*
eomptreller’a mport abo ahow*
that the arrrag* of Uoda, upon
which tax** wcra formerly paid,
bat which
now "off the boola
under aU U tax ctrtiflcatrj, la 7,184JKdJ actea. Tkto la aa inrnaae
a STd o v b
of about flee mill lea acre* ia fear
yean! The average percentage
of land aalce going to the SUto
• inre 1923 waa M i . FW the year
1929 the percentage wan 10.111
There woeld eeem to be no.quefllon about what muat be door; yet
U to aet an aaey pmpaalUon. Rome
way muat ba found to Increaae the
t a p o l . ' A n rtrrnuea of the State. Tho ad val
orange Artak
o r i t a i l * orem tax muat be reduct<1, If there
b found ar way to do It. Thla cm
only be undertaken a hen the plan
for Increaaed revenue U adopted.
Florida must pay her debtaj hrr
Inatltuliona most be malnlalne*!;
the ictiooU supported, and pro
gress continued In proper work*.
S at It cannot continue to tun be
hind ita receipta in the way that
haa been ubaerved. A great deal
ran be done In a abort time If the
Irgblalom wlU decide firmly to
work put the beat achemt avail
able. The people expect unuaual
ability, tanaeity, and above all a
New Tori
Inside ,Ou
B /S
this ’atat*. Too oft
head of a procession of ears, holds up traffic until »?me
driver behind, exasperated at the delay, madly atUnipta ANOTHER
snrung ti
to pass ths entire line, only to crash Into an oncoming
e a r. In.such a csss the driver who is blocking traffic, it
iitems,to u s, is as much to blame as tha nufll .who tried
o pass.
•
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If these Alow driven were always driving slowly
purely aa a mailer of caution, th e n would bo more to
ray In their favor. But .many times, we fear, they aro
fpw ther'r* isylng t t s t Ab* LI* ambling along, Idlllng time, aight seeing, or doing anything
t was s not—too. tod this conn but keeping tbeir minds on the Immediate bufllneaa at
' hasn't aiers note Hks Mm .
band of driving their cars.
craving for nlet. non
things In tho Uwatrv.
half doaen new asm and
plays wars closing, a r
a abort an d . BaUlvao
Mikado" plartd a t tha Ri
standing room only.
kado" waa harder to get
durlnx th r twb wwki befi
supplanted by "pinafore
other show la town. ,
W or , Department**
•♦*
n Next York CUT waa dfby rain- If; this tod been
tpd 09 *haiq
• P»*
attack delayed »y rain
ag Into Woolworth'a th*
iy wt taw a slo t hanging
(to cancl) counter wham faur
/ girl* war* working. Th*
,l«ad: “Kina* Tea Cant*."—
1*.Union. A perfect held apt
t« t
to
to c la
Sumpter abd Polk, have Interests which ara IdwtftJoial. with
bo apparent reasons for being tieef In with * district includlag either Miami, or JaclctonvlTl^.
■
However, It appears that a majority Df Ahe House a rt
In favor of adopting the easiest way, although this (loea
pot, always prove to be the best way. It occasiobs laaa inUxfercnce with othar districts, with other representatives,
merely to divide the long Fourth, which extends all the
way from Fcrpabdlna to Key West, than to craata a cen
tral Florida district which would necessarily affect three
other dlatricto.
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Personal
. 7 5 ___ J....------- 8.7515M.00 8 pljr — J _ J
30iSVt Bockeya tira.54.30
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,. Liberal allowance on old tiirm. 13 Plain Guaranteed Battery 58J5 axchaags.
SAN JUAN SERVICE)
P h o n e 449
NOTICE
fcvrrttj
JSA
. LITTUB MORE THAN a week remain* for tha leglalature.to accomplish anything fit m erit Already six weeks
have gone by without anything of any consaqusnes having
been done toward tax reduction, which wae aopposed to
have been tho pstoury object of this eeaeion. Soma legtototon #e«m to hare confused tax reduction with tho en
actment at any and alt laws inflicting now forma of tax
ation upon the publte. Relief of real extate tro u g h thf ongetrpept pf pew .tax forms ip hot
redpetion. Tex re
Coast, with » M. 1-g-powM ,rad duction, sa wo sto It, can bo accomrflRheti only through
fish as 00* nf tb*U tropklga— the curtailment of expenses. Ho far what has been done
Atgn Park Wot-
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toarat**7 MaUaa »ua Ua daflelt
i
F»
cU
Alttougi-S
U giabtiA *.
Please meet ai the Coart Iloose at 8:45 o’etodi Bator*
,day morning to participate )n Memorial Services.
The public hi cordially invited.
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for a LU C K Y instead"
H o c* y o u r (Infltr on y a iir Adorn'd
A p p lo . You o ro actu a lly touching
y o u r la r y n x — Mild Id y o u r v o lc a
b o x — ft contains y o u r vocal chords.
W h an you consldor y o u r Adorn'd
A p p lo you o ra c o n s id e rin g y o u r
b y p f t o s t u d y L u c k y f t r i k a 'a m o n u AMato^JMsa
T O C T unng p r oxgMgg
c v i i r ssalalg
o c i y r raealaji
t i m i g diaA
nw
Illu m in a tin g I n g ln a a rln g S o cie ty,
nr BOMB PEOPLE think th at
Tin Pan Alter la a craxr
1, to Uhixtralad by th* typical
Of Sort Lown. Mo to SI and
x-caah ngtotor aatoaoian. He
1 "Bye W * Blue*," "By Mg
• and "You re tha One 1 Cara
' .A bout thfso .y ean aao ha
nudy Valla*■» partner In the
MTUI** Ore hast raa. tnc.. In
h he and Budy each rank
. Rudy waa a success and. by
im*nt, took th* orebaatra
I with him. (Thor* waa only
orchestra. The plural was
World War Veterans and Auxilary
D o n ’t R asp Y o u r
of tlto Ultra VioUt
U tha Srwductionmf better tobacco and
o f d i a n l U a regarded by virtually
cut tmoken w h o have tested them at
milder and w ith a le a s e r tendency to
earn— t h r o a t Irritation.*
" T h s esee w tiaf * # « c t
snd tho aefvlcaa of Ruth Bryan Owen are to bo |oat to us.
1
H aru Ip A n n irk d LU CK Y STRHCI toHia
o n ly d g a ro fta th at em ploys Ultra
V lo la t la y s In connection w ith Its
ax«ludhrP//TOASTINO/#Rrpca»s— tha
aedy clg a ra t f th at bring* you fha
l i n i i i i u f tha a x d u s lv a ,/TOA5T-
Offlea Telephone 148.
l Calendar
Mary Dighton Home
Scene Of Tea Dance
The home of Miss Mary Ilighton,
,116 We*t Twentlrth Street,
Maurice Wlmbish. of Sarasota,
M
■_> TUBBDAT.
wea the arrne of a novel enter
with
■ C T b e p m tta b le Clvaa of the tainment, a “girl break" tea dan:* spent the week-end here
■ h a t Methoditt Sunday School given bat Saturday afternoon by friend*.
B ill meet at 7:30 o'clock at the
Bhurrh annex.
Dr. W. E. Me Doug* II. who haa
Kappa aorcrity.
The guest* were received a t tha been ill at h b home In Floral
|
WEDNESDAY.
I Betty Ball Brown'*
annual door by MUa Ell* Spencer, presi Heights, b reported to be Im
Spring dance revue and YowelPa dent of the eoturily, a n j MUa proving nicely.
■tret feehion revue will be pre.rnt- Mary Dighton. A color arhrme of
Ld a t I :l8 o'clock a t the City Hall green and white* was developed in
Mlta Winifred Si rung has re
all party decorations and appclnt- turned from Fort MycmPwher*
[auditorium.
mrnl*. Quantities of Spring flow* •he spent the week-end vbltlng
THURSDAY.
rm were arranged with fern in friend*.
. ,
Special meeting of Seminjl* vnriou* place* about the room*.
Punah was served throughout
Chapter Number Two Orvler of
Mr.'and Mm. P. J. Frltner have
the Kaatern Rtar will be held at the afternoon. Among thr»« seen
S o'clock a t the Maaonlc Temple. ilanving were: Mm. E. I. Hoy, th* a* their g u est, at their horn* In
MU*ea Helen TYtkon, Mary Max* Osceola, Mm. Elita Cran* and
fRIDAY.
well, 1.1IIInn Dranan, “Billie" Mm. K. K. Banett,_of St. AugMdhthly meeting of thA Ni de Wight, Thelma Benson, Chrtitln* uitino.
V. Howard Chapter of the U. D. a 8 tout* run ire. Pauline Rtoudenwill he held a t 3:60 o'clock a t the mir*. Ilelrn Dougla-a, I*>uls*
Mr. and Mr». T. C, 1‘ope sro
home or Mm. M. H. Wlgglne, 1217 Hickson, Helm Colbert, , Jean
Magnolia Avenue, with Mm. Wig- l-»ney, Kathleen Ijinry. Mary luck from Miami wh<-i* thry have
gfna and Mm. B. L. I’erkln* a» Hurt, Isds Shelly, Marjorie For been vbitlng the lntti-r** parents,
hostesses. Sine* June 3 b fha rest, l.ucllle Itoll, Ella Spencer, Mr. and Mm. Georg,• A. L. Cook,
for the pa»t few Vtrvk*.
.
birthday of Jrfferaon DavU, the ('•mill* Dea*. F ra n rn WlUon,
U. D. C. will ohaerve that anni Bet\v llnop (land Ituth Pearman.
Mi*. C. I , Mrl'rtitie ami two
versary at the meeting Friday.
Abo Patsye O’Connor, Betty
Piano recital by th* pupila of Wheels.*, Caroline Cogburn. Julia son*. C. I- J r , and Ja,k, have
Mb* Madeline Mallem will take Hlgglnt. Mary Buford Powell, gone to Win«lun-Salrm. N- C , to
nlftre at 6 o'clock at tha Woman'* Maude Ijikr, Entilie I.Ingle, Jlary Join Mr. McCrone. They plan lo
Krlih room* on Oak Ar*nue.
Dighton, and John Courier. J r , apeml the •uinmrr there.
I
MONDAY.
Claude Herndon, J r , Sam Byrd,
[R erital by pupil* from the Fan
Mb* Dorrlhy f'rsM rro returned
i s S. Munson piano school honor
Munday In her home in Tampa
I g S e m i n o l e High »ch.»ol
after spending several days here
■ adust** o f IBS] In Semi
with her cousin. Mm. F. K. Roum.L ie
High a u d i t o r i u m at
illsl, 910 Palmetlo Avenue.
18 P.‘ M. The public la moat
idlally Invited.
Sir. and Mm. Frank E. Markworld, who have lieen visiting ihe
rs. Cooper Honored
fmmer'a mother. Sirs. Iloi* Markword, for n shoit lime, have re
With Bridsre Party
turned to lln-ir home In Texas.
[In honor of Mm. Walter L.
jioper who plana to sail with Mr.
>op:r on Jane a from New York
' fer a two-months'trip abroad,
Arthup Brsnan was hostraa
, bridge party given yesterday
j. norm at her home on Palmet*Avenue.. Mm. Cooper received
ox of linen handltirrhlefi as
rift from the hnateaa and a let( tr cm each of th* guests to be
arj eoroute to Europe.
(After several progrraaionx of
ndgo high erore prixe, an Italian
It work guest towel, went to
M , Floyd Palmer, while low
iorp prixe, a deck cf playing
gw*, ws* given to Mm. A. M.
i( courts was aeivetl
• toatesa, asalsted by Mm.
•rice E. Crotier and MU* Mlx Branin.
t event us ting a color *eh*me of
ran and pink wcra vsaas and
sis of ramatlnns, glailioli. and
a, arranged in varDus plaraa
mt the rooms where the tables
IW aprrad for play. Th* tallies
rt 'shaprd to represent mini*a fens.
Mh k«d Mr*. A. T. While had
a* their gu**t* >e.tenia y at their
h im t on Magnolia Avenue. Mr.
and Mr*. Lyndm Elmore, of Miaaouri, who are *|>rmling about
two week* lour tuc the ►late.
F rrm Ji of W. II*. RawIIvm will
regret to learn that he b at the
Feinald Laughton Mrinor al Hoap'tol coffering from injuriea sus
tained In a nrdnr boat acvkbnt
yr*trrda>.
Mr. and Mm.
O.
W. Gilbert
Mi** Margaret Ilrtner, of Or- hy thr Independent. Merchant* A*Undo, attended thi Jane* given oorUlinn for th# member* of th*
here Maat night >t the City Hall (
Ch»*.
was -rrved hjr the hoxtesrcs, after
which a buxines* session was held.
Those rrc-enl were: Mm. K)!e
fthormalrr. Mm. Herman Middle
ton. M.«, W. S. Thornton, Mr*. K.
J. Mulliian. ^Ir». Alive Wnr.l.
Mi>. C«rl llnml. Mm. C. K. Pinelor. )lr>, K. I . lonlrnlieiT, Mr*.
II. I*. 8m th. Mr*, llllvr II II. Mm.
U nite Slielo, Mr*. It. It. Wight.
Mr*. I- Tyler and the Ml**e» Mar
garet Xaihaiy. and CUla It inhln.
Hi OpenHouseat
The public 1. rord ally InvIteJ
home here tho latfer'a two aisttra,
Mr*. Jdhn W. Ilalllktcr, J r , of
Jacksonville, kn I MU* lUgel Han
cock, of I'abtka, and W. F. Cul
pepper. tf I’alatka.
Dresses
Mb* Virginia Mrllnry, Mbs
Mary MrRory and tleorge McRory,
Jr. areumpaniei by their uncle,
fed McKrniie, left Saturday for
Tallahassee u h rrr the
MrRory
rhildren will join their parents,
Mr. and Mm. George MrRory.
Wednesday
a sp o rln l fe n tu ro u f n u r
lilg K cnnnm y S ale, u r a rc
offerA itr \Vrdne»«duv a nu m
b e r o f S ilk F lat ( ’repe lire**nr. p l a i n
p a s te l sh ulAs.
p rire d a t th e rldlrulm islv low
fig u re o f
Dependable Class Of
Church Has Meeting
Monthly lni,ine*s and socisl
merlin^ of Ihe Ib-pemlalde I'lass
of Ihe Klmf Mi-ihmlist Thureh
wa- hi t I on Moml*) rvening In
Ihe ihiirch annex with Mm. Her
man Mlddlilmi. Mm. Carl Hand.
Mr*. E. J. Mulligan. Mm. C\ F.
I’pvjor, Mm. AIn-,* Word and
Mr*. Kyle SliiH-imrl.rr a* hn,le*seo.
lla'krl* of fein and tlnn as were
used ax f lotnl di rural on-.
Inunnllalrly nfler the arrival
•if the guests n rhlckrn supper
R
B
t ^ /
cv v < ‘ ! ‘ v ^ c t ] , v — l l n l r k
N|MknkiBi^,. vV«iiSU«r< v o n llk«*
f o f r y tun*
dilm l <o linv«*
y o u — \vl»«*fli<»r y o a " r o t h in k in g
o f
lia iy h ifi o r
c it» f.‘ * .
lluUV I I I , it,-* , ,,
—t-.rrvMli, r r —lo <lrbe llita great
IJlilil, jc lio l from 011121 lo 821133, f. ». I,. Mini. Mlrh. .Mor*
ill ■■■ .Vi mil ,.f ever) I ”• billers ol • ImIi I * lit Its Held ar*
, loMi-Inu Dull k — and lldrlrm i ullirr makes altar* 111*
balain**. I In- ir ja m I- onKlMm/iiig (■rr/iwiiisnrr,
m m : m m i — m » h i ii .ig a t io n —g i . ad t o h a v e y o u
f*l *•«■ M llrif |nifoif«*il;l Ibm |«****il tnmiefi •%/ f«|f ffwlri
(Hroi^Jil f i|kl( mil lie itoiliHiioillkfiHi|kiM«< •kmmuwc*•«•*snsl /oil
S ditfuril
SEE THEM
COME IN
S an ford
Phone .12M
To-morrow ushers in another
'thrilling fashion e v e n t of
exciting interest to every lover
of beautiful clothes
Thick lay era
uf felled oulI n n ru>Mor|
ev ery m o v e
uf Ihe Imdy.
rare festiva l o f fashion
in zvhich the new Co-ed
youthfitly Summerfrocks
make their dehut
to a * attending were: Mrs.
Her |» Cooper, • honor guest,
K W alter l . Morgan, Mr*. 8.
HlghUytnan, Mrs. E. Compton,
k .W . T. U M . Mm. A. W.
IX, Mm. A. M. Phillips, Mrs.
yd A. Palmer and Mrs. C h u b s
Croller, s n i Mm. J. A. Tak, U a guests.
—
ra. Feitner Hostess
t Party Yesterday
Hundreds
hiehlf
BtortoUtloc far bar bout#
»t, Mm. E. K. Darritt, of 8t.
[satins. Mm. P. J. Foltpor
hoatess at a bridge party g.VBastorday aftomenn at hor
|p In Osceola. As honor guaat
f. ltarrott waa given a bottls
parfum* * u gift from to
1
ip* r r d
I c u l l »P
c o a f on
every n»>
the body
Guaranteed...
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SIMMONS Beautyrests
tic*. It wap to that asm* kava
Just trail red tha itrioutaaaa of
the situation In tto Btato. .* Th*
public mar kaow, as all official
rwvnla ara *p*a fyr Tto** wto
. . . in a 10-Day FREE Trial Offer
A IHIN'A FIDE offer—made pocxibli-
thr riuiflilenrc ««•
have in rio' Sininioni name- a nano' ttint iiiinw fir*t wharvver
quatity linliling I* sold. There lia- never le rn a luattter* made
that will give y -u the runtfnrt of a Heautyr**!, IV* I tu n ftn it.
W* r.am you In knew it! Tr.. the lleautyrw t 19 night* ami
you vaill sale* that yuj have never really known the' tiue
N a tio n a lly
A d v e r tis e d
value of round, natural health building deep. After lo i.tgliU
of solid slrer-eoinfiirt If yin'iv not rslixfied with the Beautyrest, we will glally lake it l«.k, oml K-fund your Initial |wy-
wont wllh-ut <-x|H'itse I,, you.
NOTICE: '
Very Special Terms On All S immons Products This Week
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Betty Ball Brown’s
Company
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bte« tbttlBtdfr t e eaoporaUr# *f,
fort on ttelt-'part to fore* i k Ii aa
i*^n k tanuMo ttet m w k a
•itaatioa M os Iota cortola boater*
u wall •• many otter tteocbtfri
and patriotic rltluao, iteoM f *
tte t In a portod of ftworal arm
noialc rr o tja itm n t tte « i|M a
iljrb'ttea
sammsTs
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tteoo of capital Such amHart
control led bp Impira—al aiaat
m im
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Ion* or daaJrca.,
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f*T»m«**nt alacp Mar.
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ailal* trantecllop.
• qooailon alraadr ted
by tte M ftelF tt t t ?
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many
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PW.a mpltar af ta podiaary,"
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tU r oar Mtlo«ai haWqoan
woaid te taarod ; U Wow T<
Emphatically, tte te l tonal Im
# xm ft'
.opportunity to rtptk
riu aufflctaat at Maat
K.ft tte Hlacai m r
q i o r A m ounts
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rginl.-C.rotlnd CWwiiei
Inking tha paaaadui
iM bara to ha ceaianl
char orchestra; 6:30, Spun- houi
red program; 8:30, Harry te rr
♦her w rth atra;
4:41, Ctiom eon.
HI :•**!, ' B#i Bentiy orxheeU-'StlK Hern orchestra; I d l ,
rae. Br. Wllaon waa author lead
• " • r e d program; 8:SO, Bara
la handle the detalla lavehU g
dm fra; 4 41. Daddy nnd BelUte deeding ef the land.
'f # T ry s t’. bead; 7»I4, Round
T W Oommlaalonrri then elgood
wnere, 7:3d. II. V. Keltena leeoe whkh turn, a m
to
£ l'» 7:44,. Gloom rhaaan; B,
CSailoM Kaaner a five-acre tract
itu dramae; 8:30. Barlow conof form land adjacent to the bell
ii
*. Mr. and Mr*.; 0:18,
park far a yearly rental af
dde Craig 0:3d, Marton Down8140, tha lean covering ■ par
I OP, 9 mmtar O enh tnkrriew ;
ted af three year, from Aug.
18, Fletcher Hendei|on or1, 1930. *!t atlpulatae th at tha
* t « l f ta o , Fjyw'a band;
lease price m ail be paid in City
M Weamaeln err beeIre; 11,
bonds*
mew'a orcheetra; 11:30, Ape
» . Wllaon than odvbud tha
Following the reading of tha
‘ SMJMWJX (NBC)—IM
lore! attorney, wiehnd to begin
I, Railing Junior; G:1B,' Dance
H friendly teat caaa wllh tha
heetra; 8:38, Bcoraa, orcheaa t y ragunSnr tba right ‘Of the
1 4:44, Topic In k k f i
«.
0 1 * to- farwrieea for daMfiguent
mm n’ Andy; 0:14, On* Van;
I W ! on pagwrtg which hnd been
0. Phil Cook; 0:44. Ramblera;
ri»4d M Okie and county taxee.
Paul Whlteman’a bond; 7:10,
Tim Cemndaakneni declikd that
■dt trio; 7:45, Radio icrial;
they did hot with to eater In
CetebrlUea program; 8:40,
to any flults of that nature at
with m ill ha baa b o n Waa
far tha City in New Tar*.
* Tba Commlrtloncr.' took W
then an adopting a d tp f t
Aaalgw for which arena#
• letter from local w e a n
had awarded a price to tha
war of a control for tha
tollable flag.
Fir# Chief Cleveland woa
own who would elcep a t tha
atoMun. T hh action ad d ' M
•nggeaUon of the Weafakdi
Undererr^erV A iatclatk* *
declared that tlnre Sanford ‘
releaied two paid firemen, tha'
ing af Its fire department m lfered n aevere setback wkfch cooM
he remedied by arranging f t val*
untear firemen until yueM • tkae
na the City could rf-Ufo the reA. N. Wi'rb. aoutU '^Jm kakn
to build • flre-pruet.r*^egif •be
tween Second nnd TTimf StMota
ta Park Avenue, waa aahed to
appear before the CmeMleelew at
ILa peat meeting.
A number of hull
the. City llmita, Inch
etnirtura eoet of (ha MeLender
Arcade, w ire entered condemned
either became they - were flretrapa. unalghtly, or dangaroua.
A requeat from n Mr. Edward,
for iurmlrakn to r m t •* F*Pcorn aland at tha Roumlllal and
A adm en comer on P u t AvMdue.
•llM V s E. F. Ikut, SI 1B.*0H-,
B. HcChlt, t lllJ S i R. J. I ltff;
•97.49; E. F. Moiuholdor, 997JM|
Tha fallowtor m itten were R. II. Berg, 150.23; Dr. C. .U Park,
then dlepeei d of In rapid under:
Mr. latnran gteted that the
ComatiMloaan ta u t aeon devote
considerable tkie to a
viaIon
of the llctnae tax rate in Kaaford.
A loiter from A- W. Ryrreon,
Orlando man, aahlng for a' purchaae price noth# Mayfair"! H o
tel, whan 14 and a group df
phyeklane' plannoA to oatoHHmh a nUnt a f work dune fdk the CRff
:!1b I* which, might eventually he allowed to pay their d e lln q ra t
Sinew a blnilar requeet had rumpanr with the Mojm Wrothera taxee ae well n i their IWtO Ufba
bean brought up some week, ego lloapltol In Mlnnraeto, waa read with the bonde. It died for want
by Frank I* Woodruff, the CamCamtnlekiftoer Spedr then
m luloner. again went Into a
CommtatiaMr Spear m o v e d
.Sort dlMUealon'af tha advisabili that the government option on tolled the tncidmlx XUiroundtng
ty of inducing the City limit*, the Mayfair Hotel be extended h it trip to Washington In e«ni»etlinn with (he •Voteeen'e HnWa)'; 1
alhraf them being In favor of tha for ."10 day*. It sk i'ca rrie d .
The meeting then bdjoerwed
change; providing tha member,
A widow's exemption wi> - or
ef the Bondholder.' Protective dered allowed to Mrs. J. Fleitch- until next Monday nlghb when the
special election will ibe dlxcueaod.
Committee, who bad Inferred in
n letter to Attorney1Wllaon that
Tha
CoinmUalaaen
voted
to
ac
they would not content to any
change Ik tba present Cite limit* cept a 88,000 Atlantic Natlontl
or saacaaed valuation, would agree Bank certlfkatd covering City
deposits, In (lag ef on* wkicb
to (L
Mr. Miller was told to draw up expired on Jan* 14.
J . H. Coklough woe appointed
the bill and present It to tha City
Attorney at once. It will bo called to eerve a . dark a t the special
MOSCOW. May M— (API —
to the audition of altomoy* for elector* to b* held here June 9,
Employees of th* City Water The United States I* pictured at
the Bondholder. Committee, with
wars lh# villa'n or the re ent whimt’
a rrcommcndetlen that, etwee it Department and Psrki
cnrrtea the proviso that all tore* granted half holiday* on Thurs confrrenre at Ijmdon In yeaterwould be paid to data and a refer- day'• during tb* iummer months. day’* edlloiial by the military
M e m would ba attached, it he Teats of milk from variaue nrw.paper Red Star.
dairies in Sanford rm a lln g that
Th* American., the editorial
agreed upon.
.',A representative of the Barber all but stm dairy was complying says, flood (irmly atninat interP later Advertising Co* Orlando, with the City ordinance- nn but* national marketing pool, slid ra
appeared In prates! against what ter-fato and bacteria count, the fused tv compromise on acrr*g»
ha termed “Illegal Drawee tax on Coiumiialswan ordered that an- reductions, the* ending lha con-
ra
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<6 :rt” C W ie Nolan'* Ooed WOT
'Program ; 4:30, Eralyn and HarToy Capps; 4:44, Salty Southern
Sketch##, (E. T .)| 9, Amo* V
Andy, NBC; 9:18, Cnty Cab Pro
gram ; O-JO. Phil Cook, The Quakoft Man. NBC; 0:44. Dr. Scholl**
Fbol Comfort Ramblsti; 7, Paul
W hiteman'. Painter*; 7JO, Ftoraheim KrcMc, NBC; B. McKraeon
Muelcal Magaxlnc, NBC; 8:90,
Dwatb Valley Days. NBC; 9, B. A.
Katie-and Hi* Lathy Strike Dance
Orchestra; .10, Snoop and Peep.
Amateur DaUcUtm . NBC; 10:18,
Tl taker CVcbe.tr>. Under Dirertim ef John L(«y; 10:44, Roberto
and puffy, Stringed liutrumentoilet..
WEUF — Gelneevlll* ‘
■!», Tima SlgnsUi BHl, Chick
Bktiry, FPienUt; DtIB. Radio Scrap
Bbab- 4:90, Organ Program; 8:88,
dUtawnl Talk; «. To Ba An-
"The greed «f IW * capitalist.
kM «i no hounda,** *ayr th* KM
Elai. T o larrans* I W prenfi
th ff k t m illion l U m . Soviet
ltu * |o m willing O nmkn iW t
dddtkl* rompromfctt b at the .‘Untie*
S la tn and CanaW m M fggwtda#
nothing but their own aim a^4
that plan had to da with damp
V. K. KOVUIJtB*.
I'lrtk »r Ike Circe
ing bug* surpluses in Rump* at
Court
*th# n pfnM of other wheal-gTuw. » r A >t MTKBKM. t>. C.
OltJW » etURNKT
Jqg countries, ' '
OallaM ara fo r I'er o a ta lea n l.
- f » # were aHItlug to antopt a quo
ta bd-tebaleaJy on the pto-war *t~
part figures. Ho one row say w*
me aftr-rr^dudnci’with the (re a l
* tooth or o*r urban population
1.0AN JUMftk'IATION. ■ curauru.
i wo need more bread and ea r
Hub.
___,
C o o ek lu n l,
experts hare not reached th« paw*
war laoia
'
fiiiM k cc tm n .
at.
Duteadaata..
"The American plan weald hare
o r d k n o r rra M H A T io t
tw»* n«. r r if
meant hanger lor the maoeeo and
t o - t iik tiKFKNtiAjrra.
mintA
tha loviat onion would not dgaae
to thla undek an y tlmimeta****."
II anWarlng fri.ut Ik# Sworn bill
nf rnmr*»lnt Hied beretu. Ikal run
and east) of r«u are nea.m idrnia
■it Ike .atale af FlnrMai tbal ruui
v o n c a o r A i m i b T i o x ro w raaldrncw au*l addrrra la teia Ninth
TAX iik k u lA in t k M ccrto e Avrnu*. Karr Duckrllt, Wnrlwa.
BTA o r TMNUkMUIAL .TAT, ler I'obulr. dial* of New Verb,
i n a nr rww btatn o r w b l a h la aa luillrtilarlr aa
Mill In M n c r a Mil adders* ' la
n.OINUA. I* lit* fomolaltiani:
VMlr* I. h*reby given tknl INA k n o w n
B. aolTMWAlirx aa>rke*er nf Tag Ikal Ibera la no laruui In Ike mala
I *rf trirni. No lilt, datod the IM or rioltda Ih* i r n l r , ul a sub.
•i*r <>f July A. i», i»». h*. riled woena apon «|i.*ni would bind run
u ld r*rl Iflmln In ai> of fire. M or allber of tom and Ibat run err
hnu ntad# appltrallna fk.r la . deed Over Iba aa* "I luenlr.ona rente
II le th*rr|i.|* oulrred Ibei IM
•o l-aue In nrenfUanc* wllh law.
Mold ivrtltlralr rmbrare* Ibe tel, aapaat In lb* blit of rourplalni
l"»Ing ilrarrlbed praueiiy ullaaltii filed herein, on or Wfdrr Mendav.
In Mrmlnole rouhty, rierlda. In. Iba tin dar of J*lr, A. Ii. Itll,
will
(Itbarwl*# in* allegailnn* of aald
bill will ba lakrn aa ronfeaaad by
lag MR i:er. of MtVU i.f KWy
>»u. and n dorr** pro runfeeee —in
MArllon ■ Tnwarblp tg Wnulh.
lie rnl trad adatnai )oti.
Ihmge II Kan llun N. 11.(1 rh.
IV. I N ek. A «ka l**« w. I I .
It I* (orlhrr ordrrail that tbla
l l «*h. K I,tl eh- In W , 4 nrrrn.
ord*r be publl»h*d once rarh wr*k
Th* -aid land Wing iu * a * 4 g| tor four rnnaerutlrv * rrln . la Iba
lh* dm# of lh* h au ler, nf anrh Hanford llaratd. a n*w*i»i-*r a n .
r*(Oflrnle In Ike bum* nf I'nhNoWn Ilakrd In anld Ciniat) and Mime.
l nlr** »*ld nurlllipai* ahgll h* re.
WITXKM mr hand nnd lh* aaal
d**gi*.l acceratng in law iui deeil of anld Court, tfcl* Uih dur of Map,
will luau* lh»r*..n nn IIn. IM. day
ol July A. D, l»ll.
lellnr*. my * lfk l,l *lgnatur*
. g d ^ i r a ' a Ibe teib. day er May
unuii.i
V. K. imi'MI.AHM.
rl*rb 1‘limil Cuurl
Neniliiul* i*nnai>,
rierlda .
ny: A O. WKH*A. H. C.
tir r n a « r « m N-ivMA rww
t a x iiw mia rkltM M awnriox
m o r -rww o h m i a l . t a t .
t TPM Or ,TMR MTATM Air VNV V IK N ii . a a r c I w M i o l It-IU Ib*.
VUlWliA. ,
nr T a t C tr lllir a l# No. I U I , tWlad
« w * w i r ,B4WTia
N o lle* 1* h*r*by e lv r n Ib al IIA T .
WOCHt B A fll.rr r , p e r e h a a .r o f T a *
I’.t t l f l r a l * No t i l l , ArIM lh a tb g .
A ir o f Ju ly A. U , l*I> . ha* lllr.1
aaM r * rtiflr a t* la m y n ffle a , an d
bn* m ag* g yp H cglltm fn r l a i A m i
la la*u* in a n w A t n r , w llh
la b .
Mold r a r llfle a le *inl»rae** lh * fo l.
lo w in g daaerllm d pr.— r iy a llu a lv d
In N *mlnol* e o u n lv , r in r ld a . i n .w lli
U l a 14, II m 14 M idw ay.
T b* aald land tip la o * w * » M a l
■hr d al* u f lh * tanuaiii-* of *urh
■mrllflrat* In lh a
M at*
of
|! n .
b n n w u 1'al***
aaM
c n lfla a la
■ h e ll. l>* riHl»nn*il a r ro r d la g
In
lh a fa d d a y o f JnJ* A. 1 1 . 1»J»,
hna IIIm I aald r a e lltfr a la lb toy o f .
Her, and haa m ad* atip lli-ailnn far
l a a d**d l e laau* In a r r o id a n r * w llh
la w . Maid e v r llfle a l* r m b rarea lh *
fe llo w Ing drarrlb rd p rim eriy a lio .
alrA In N *m laole r m tn iy , F lorid a,
ib - w li:
1 - i a 14 and 14. tllo r h 4. 1 -eek .
h a r t. Muli.
T h# >ald lan d balAO a ia a a e r d a l lh a
d a ln n l lh * Inaim ai* uf aurb rrr llf le a l* In lh * earn* n f I'nkn uw bT b e l ft a n r ty V ia no p u reh earr
ef
f g k iV rtllbrgA * N e. | 4 t d al*d lb *
TIU -;dA» o f Ju d #. -A. n . T t f t . h e r
rllriT aaM e v illf lr a la le any e f n e e
A f , -h e# m ad* n p n lle e tld n fo r la a
* • » .* laau* In e im o itia n re
w llh
law . Maid e*i-AAlInal* rm h m ee a lh a
fo lln w ln a d rarrlb rd ero|>*H> • l l u .
al# d In H em lhot* iX ie n ly
r in r iilb ,
lo .w lt ;
V. K. IMIIHII..ANM,
f ’ lr fh O trrtill 1’nnrl
l « | a t » l A » ( X II d e a l,
fkpfiHliittl*
I *0 ufet 11, T b* *ald la n d b aln a aaa«aa*d a l
KlmMtA
lb # d a le u f lb * laauatar* u l aurb
xi
n. r.
r rM itir a l* in th * -ham*
of
H n.
kn ow n .
I'nlraa
anld
r * r llt|r a l*
* h a il I * rejA em ad
( n e r A l a r ih
la w |g a d * ,d w ill laau* Ih trrn n oil
• h* l t d d a y ar J u ly A. f>, liX I.
(V ila*** toy n f f la lt l
n lg n a lu ra
V",|i**'"ii'iNI* ,,,, ,,,,u
C le rk u i r w l t C ourt
4 ROOM FURNISHED h
mlnotea (root P. <L—
Corner Legnot A*n- ond C
FOR SALE: Fifteen a m
on hard rood. 10 cleared, I
FOUR USED radio#. All ' «
Some with dynamic apeak
excepttoael hargatne. For
___
af Hd-OO and dawn. Hof-Mat
Ola lb # «em «
i o f th * .a h ) k r y Ca- 117 W. ta d Bt* ?!
ice .wltb lh* 101.
• «t|1. (aura
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f»«•
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Son* Nr
K Han|tai
b a r* In nuld
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,
. • tb b e hr.Id
d ll m a le and * « p * n e* e l a .
one H. E. Kdwarde.
whaej
r lfr u f« e l« an d r e e l .
ef
I a . p rovid ed b r l^ a p l e r
w. n f y in r ld a , A M . n f J I N
ibe Tllh d a y e f M ay. A. t>.
Sale to, k h e place M ear7
ho*»e, comer ef Fourth 0*4
Bto, S*n(aed. Fla- M . t • ’
*• ' u s f f i f s s i f i i . Saturday, June «, 1W1. La*
Traimfer aad Storage Cu.
C te M ifle d A d »
dreaaan. gaa atovae. ate.
IM . Lotting*! Trmtufcr gi
HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired •ye. *th and Pine ( t a
by ana who really know, bawl
Briggt, Jtwater, Meg. Aw.
Dr. W .'B. K m DOUGALL, CHI
ROPRACTOR. la new toratofeat
kU mideaca In flerel Halghta,
8. Sanford. Thone 688-M.______
LANEY*8 DRUG STOKE—Pro4*riptide, magailnoa, fouatoll
**nrice,
PROMPT
deUrarka.
Hu m IH .
*
-j
BUILDINQ BLOCKS—trrigaUiea
boxes and general cement work.
Ml i ad* Concrete Co. J, E. Tor*
wllkgef, Prop. Ird and Elm.
W-ANTEDa-.WOMAN far hanp*;
work, who cen .toy an pradllaae!
Apply 1309 Park Avenu*.
Umr‘
V. I t iH irill.A M N .
I’l*rk r in -u li r o u r i
N rm lnola
I'u u n ly,
F ia t Ida.
Ua S. Is Pictured A*
Villian In Recent
Wheat Conference
V. K. noudUAO*.
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IMKALI
'
l*yi A. M WKKKM. I* C.
140 FRYERS, 90a par lh. Orange
niaesom homy, 81-80 par gaL B.
T. Tiller, Paolo.
xovtra n r tm .m iT tn x row
t a x necKit t'XDxa ii w n i i
r MNI 111A*
Hwfirlni fn»*n tfc* •*"»« Will
N nilr* U
haratty
•< * * «
lk a »
fA I-IIA IIV V ltN K K Il IN I. I nc p e r .
. h»*»r nr l e . l l k . e r T a * I> rt1f(< em
M Itild Rf n«irld«i thill rimr N n 11X4. da I* Ik * la d . .la v Ai
July, A.
I>. I t x t , h a a
111*4 aald
f I ft ltd
I iMifm i*
IlwrMIK Wmt. i-a r llh r a l* In m r o tllr * . and h .a
Lti- IV w n lri
4if NkH Y«*rh. m ad* aiip llru tlu n to r la g d » d 14
h
l l H« p M H t c I l U l I r «9
M l t i laau* In a r r n liU a r * n l l k law . M ali
I*•Ilf# Rlld i(WFM« !• laWuWn III r t r llllr a la rm b reraa Ik* (o llu w la g
T n m | r i M l u l | U a l l ) d i I h n i |# im tlr»«*ilk*.l |.i.i|.r it> * l|u a l* 4 In Nam.
i»n In I n # IMh I # *>r Kl«*n»lH t h r la*.I* r u n n ir , F lo rid a , I n .w lli
N-iulh 314 (-.-I o f AVral U o f
|T# n f « #ut *! »i rn ii tt|M(H w h h f f l
< W , o f NW 1I nr N W U , H*r.
III Mini |*»u nr H lhir' i»f »tkii;
!Ion
31.
TuW nalilp I !
Nuulk.
t h a t ) n u to t r t u r h »i%i»r tin*
la n g * .1 Kaal.
• f iH m tt* u n p »>•!■,
i B J S B W t r i W f V h* » * ln . 1 h « l jrwu
M W hT >«fH M r h M i» .r » 9l tl *R li
>• 1 f i r r g f i . f r n i d r i r t l
1 ttft I
jruu i
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TH E
W E A lt! EH
Tair ami >11(8)1; warmer
lanltkl and T a n -
S A N F O R D . F L O R I D A . M O N D A Y . M A Y 25. 1931
HARVARD
QUEEN
TALLAHASSEE, May 23.
' Speeding of Ponce de Leon
{•Ai the history of Florida,
.PfMticaUy nothiae remain*
-today In Tallahaaeee to re*
jnind one of the first year a
W )y of Florida citizen* met
‘here to form the state yovemmeut-and enact laws -107
r a n ago, ia 1824.
A ss o c ia tio n O p p o s e d
T o P r o h ib itio n S a y s
N e a r ly 3 B illio n s I s
C o st F o r O n e Y e a r
E c o n o m ie s W illB e A f"
fe c te d By I n c r e a s e
I n E ffic ie n c y , N q l
B y C u t In P ereo n n el
E l a b o r a te P r o g r a m Is
C a r r ie d O u t W h e n
J u n i o r Hi<rh C la s s
G e ts C e r t i f i c a t e s
L e a d e r O f A n ti-G o v e m in e n t F o rces I s
H a n d e d C r e d it F o r
A voiding: B lo o d sh e d
W A S H IN G T O N . May t t . - ( A P )
— A n agtlmala that proplr la Iho
United Stale* a rt , pandint *3,tMR.000,000 annuall)* for
lntn*|.
t a in * baremgre * a i eorpplrted
yewterday
by
ihr
aas relation
•ealbat Ihr prohibition
ainrad-
O R A N G E . Va., 2 4 ._ (A P » —
A
f.W.iMKl.iHx) saving in Ihr po.'t of- '
Her drpa.tmrn* I hi. fl-cal jr o r
and a pro*ram iw-rontinue arias. >
omirr n r x l.f r a r weir annuanrod
yaalriday at 1’ir-h lritl Hnowrr’*
Bapidan ramp.
T h r ann lUnremrnt sai l thr rootI*tta|ihnl A . luiwrrnrr laivprebrn. i r | Migrant to in .ira .r
alfl* irm p in thr nrpailmrnt and rU nl llarxanl. aUnvr. rr.rn lly
to rtfret rvommilr. «a> fmmulatrd attamlrd Ihr V lnl annual mrrt*
at mnfrtrnre-* In which M r rh'af4 ing* r f thr Aaao.'iatnl llarxard
rt ir u tir r ,
l*oal m a.tr:
lirnrral Cl aha of SI. luiui*. Ilwighl I’.
I'hila Irlpln.
waa
O m *n ami () m* a »i»U n l puaiiuaa Sahln-rn of
•koren th, n r , prraldrnl af thr
t r i . prnrral |iarlirijiatrd.
It »a* im|ih.*i»-,| ihrre* aouldj Aaionatimt
br u i ilrrtra .r in Ibr |r».ani*el loj
a ih 'rrr Ihr turelnta.
Sludira already mailr Im llraU,
a net aavlng for next »rn r of f lS .-j
0OUANW, umlrr Ihr appmpiiaiion
Of *fKtl,00C.0(W.
An exprndilurr of an aai-iit tonal
fl3.000.UHA not takrn Into toiwid-^
rialion whrn thr apprypriat on fo r'
Ihr nrxl fiaral yrar, waa made,
we, rxp rrln l, ilur In Ihr ahortar
working wrrk fur all riii|ilo)r*
artabliahnl by
Cengrwea.
T b ’. ;
amount, huwrxrr. waa ron-blrred'
in arriving al Ihr nrl figure.
G AIN’ K S M I.I.K , May 2 * - Com
grewa iniu.m l thr w irlm * w rrk :
nattcriurnt -raa-tn at the llnitrrai.
Mom in In <1 hour.
• Thratalrm rntindiralrlthat ihr ty af Klllltd-l la jua| arvuaal Ihr
drpartmrnt ha. fell Ihr drptiw
alun. Il wa, r.tim alrd ihal ilur In
liU«innM iimdit'.otu r n r m ir «
in
thr departAwat l h » yrpt would hr;
W lb printiam t
r ate! ’ rli
glmi. leader* of Sanf* r j la t nt
part n an elaborate i » cram, r\aril}- II I }M O ( at. n anti Women,
rrp na ra llnc |k» cghth aratle ol
the Sanford Junfci II ah I H mwI
a||*aiin( la lw r eii a jtlirn .r ul
lawtr than MV p a .in l,. relativrw.
a n l friends w in hal tethered at
I hr i u n i'f llllh S>Ih» I T u la)
nwrm nf al I'.W o'; lock, brant
many nf Ihrit scho >1 kuatra I>i«lni
lor varttu. ■•ul<tar<lmc a m i>
turn* dining llte year; >ane song*
at huh they Irainrtl a> firsl-graJ
et»; listened lo an inspired a.i
U rr... ant were awaidrd dll Ioniawhirh rntillrd Ihrtn l » advan-r
nirnt I • I Hi* Senior High .Vho.il
erat >rai.
To Ik r airaina of |h* manh.
"JliBHW l l ;xh~. played It} Ibr orrh r-tta . ihr I I I atiulualr. r n lr m l
lie* audlloltum with tit* applause
of liar la th n in y ringing in Ih rlr
ears. Talking Own piece. al thr
frrtfil of Ihr aud.toliura, Ibr pupill, )u tnrl h) lh r audit ntr, -an*
" A mettea Ihr llrautiful", Ir lt u r
hearing Mi. I'. SI. M arin
itatl
frum 1^* S tiip tu i. and deliver
a i h .i t tnvmali'ov. "
A llr r a .holt *uu*ira) intrrluie.
dm n* ahl|h lim r Ibr r t .h r .lia
played a num lri of *r It*toI song*:
Ih r tla>. .oa r " I'b .lt li" . Irtl 1}
I'rvf. J. I*. Ilr •»n ; an.I htanl f n
a .rM m m h i |o l-y ||. Ilm Jrl. II
I*. iHiIbnr. ntrinlirl
I r U-onl
•■f Ir u .lr r '., spoke l.rerfly uimn
Ih r aplrndwl M h ila .lu
rr. mil
wbwh Ihr pupil. hail rainrtl i!ur*
l«C Ihr )*ar. I l r u-rr-d H r gioup
lo maintain I hal r m l i l
liu na i
the r lair* mh— l r » « n . pssnltng
m l tu I hr in Ihr im a n li ohiih
frlli.o a dtl u rn : au.l
m -trilipun ml nf M i a l n l i r .
T 'r n I r o n Ih r |urM r.talimi of
a >n»*> nf a*a.*l«
whirh arr
ntaab- annuolli In pupil, rxt riling
i*i t a rum. .iili|rrla. 5. ISun-rr. mi
hrhalf of Ih r K ll« flali, pir-erittd
Ih r t l l « lilih A a a nl |i’r an e-say
*.n "K im ia , Ihr '|lr»l Ma*r
in
which i> lit*". K int pri*r* * r f r
» ■ « Ijr ill* . Ada Mnglrtary and
llu lh a iil K'lhanb*. * tui * m ra h
pre-enlrd with flu m *r.I.| airl a
h*hl msdst. Serr-nd p r iir . . r r .
R««rurw| lag M,w« II ri (la'll |Ii.a«n
Rlwl l.wr<*'
Srnl'.lt
A nlaf *«*<>.
R|n» ••ah rr r rr«| i j '41 m r «.|
HAVANA, Mn.v 25 .— (A H
—Threat uf revolution which
hunK over Cuba the laat week
T h r rrararrb <1apartmrnl
of
thr aaioriatlon concluded “ Ih r ItHalt liquor business ha, baronta
oar af Amrr'.ca'a major ladua
Irtra.” aurpaaaln* Ibr f2.703.IM.*
M l whdesal* f* u .o for paiamt » r auloroobllaa In |989, and ap
preaching tha gasoline expend!turr foi that yrar.
A h apparrnt ''increase of o rrr
IIAKW.0W.U00 In Ihr
nation',
drink bill" a» i otn pared w th f it urea far 1014 alao wan llatad. Tha
association addrd that ainca thr
1014 lota( Included Ihr |iayniant
of more than I333AWO.OOO In taxot
Uhl for, tha Inrraaar waa n a n
grant* r.
'
* '
" ^ r hart nrvrr claimed that nur
Mtlmatr la Infall blr. t-ut wo br
Tha ftrat Capful building w»a
llora It lo la ronaarvallrr," Ilia
zauull ta g-lm h eoaie *0 fan
amorialioa aa'd. - 1mired, mint r . l«ara, built la a earner of tha
Kmatra or tb . nation',-drink bill
era far ia n n w of otir fi*ure.
“ O ur aatimalr of prerailin*
liquor pricr* ia lo a tr than many
boiaimo wo h a ir *i*rn conipaialltajy llula weight to tbr prire*
P*W fof liquor in apoakaaaiaa or to
Ihk fancy liquor, purrhatrd from
cll>% b jo llo ftc ... Mori
of
ihr
I quor now ronaumod i , made at
homo or parekared fnun nolghUn*
hood bootlrggai, at fairly J>w re
tali prkaa."
' Tho aaooriation rxplained that
althoueb “a ronaidrrabla quanl ty
Kitty Barratt, abnvr, waa aalaetad aa Quran Outtnn at a r rcent faatlval hrlil la Birmingham,
Alabama. Kara you arr her In
bur royal robaa ut Iba Mankipal Auditorium.
•M"** H'poretwrif tn kpMUAala*
Ttlkhaaaqg, *1 tha capiUI, la
cjoaaty iatarwarm la aay history
of the atata. Tha ftrit rued conatrwrtad by public funds, waa
known eg the 8 t Auguatiha Rood,
gad waa1 It t by roe tract U spa,
M IS S G E R M A N Y
HEAD
by Iba | U u , aad at f3 to f | ' ■
gallon.” ft bad l-ren f Mind that It
rauld bo pruiured at boraa for 30
raatr.
_
It u id that I la total figure
(Coattailro v*rt r « i a Kbut)
Attendance Urged
At. Tuesday Night
Meeting O fC of C
Tha eJUndanrr of rv rry farmer,
bmtgaaa.ma*, ai\i re*idmt af thtx
cauuty w in has iba iuteraaU af
aawafy at heart ia urgantly ratry. Tkla rand waa butK along
xrbat waa known than aa tha Old qeiatad at g mrrting of farmara
h T ra il, add Wad in tbs meat **d mambar* of thr Chamber of
way, fram 8C Auguatiaa to Chmmatra to lw bcid at the trade
hady offirat In tbr City Hull to
T Hibamaa. creasing tha 8C Jahaa
»«f»w w night nt g.*00 o'clock.
l l i r v t a t Pico lata, theura Ik rough
A t a moating *f the Hanfard
Starke, F t White, creeping tha
Skwuance nt Branford,
thaw Chambar of Cemmtrre laat Mon
through Mayo aad Pvrry, la Wau- day, a representative group of
kdanah aad Tallahaaaa*. A portion A rm era wrra ptaaant nad nrara
of this name roots ia ear* red te- M d by Praaidrnt Harry M. !■•*dn by B U U Baud If . and tb* •ftwrtk that tha trade body would
a S lH U pari af tha *M read is m e t with tha faimrra for n diew w lm nf ways and mrana In
mmpaatnd by Blot* Baad 38.
which tha tw# organisations rould
•••Una with benefit to both. ToG e ts B e t t i n g war raw night', moating U tha
M s a k c d M e n an. war (a that offer.
Farm pratdami and their relattrn la d a Wrlair of the county
wW h i f i r n i j by landers af thr
taduxtr* bat*, with iha trade bwl)
Btwm h the rwlr of liatanara. A
ranad labia dtaeuasioa la aipartad
*• *wndt, during whirh rapraaan.
«
t
■**
Mayor Walker, Mulruonry. Iliatrh l A ltom ry MrLuughlin
and
ranking pollrr nffklaU xrrr.- at
!iemih|uarlrra *a SckUttan'a allrgrtl
ranfmaiun wa» made. T b r murder
•t fir-t waa Iwllavwd to havr Itrrn
cxmimltlrd to krrp Mias Gordon
from tratlfying in the rity \irr
inxratigatlon.
Grernbrig baa barn a rrr.trd
ref
us^w f rial !*•» rnIPI ■*leiwg*.
|
an* other feature, of Ihr d a }'. . . . * "
*
I'tomi
pi or ram.
r *',i ’ “ lh u “ * U l amt r im U-s.l
Giadwalion day'w ill to* M .ra !a y .'"* T 'r **i,u * ‘*“ . I»b* lf o| HoJu n r I # RIilk rip n iN d a| hi wYlmlk, JJ*
"•*
^ •• fwM, l«»
in iKr (T iiv rfrily autlilptitiui. IS . *
s
*Q|mI»9^#
thr
Jantrs llam pCn Kirkluul. rhanrrl- l-iabr-l a irfa re ,n Aruari an in.
lor nf Vaadrrtnll l.'nivnaily forj lory.
A m e ric a n L e g io n T o
nlmost 49 yrar*. ami onr of I h r 1 Tin* ha rap Ib-.k Award, offn
i*ol•landing figure, of pir-rnt day n l l i Ihr pupil baling Ikr i w i
H o ld M e e t T o n ig h t
rdmntioa In A n n n ra . will g n r »»rap l««A ow“t'iv lr.",
wa* pie
In Iho alernra of poet Com
I be twrralaorrwlr aildir,..
m n*rd to Mi.* Ila riirll
lliown.
j
R
o
b
b
e
rs
F
a
il
T
o
G
e
t
mander Krrd Zrrirnnar. and hr.
Monday al ■ A. M . right Itiliigr and lieorge Mwilh An*let —n i.ah
rau** m atins of ogtiwma impor
t R e w a rd F r o m S a fe l."*kfa*t, will In* held in Goinr*- of taii.-m revel.ei from Pt If. II.
tant* most br dispoaqd Uf at om r.
Vlllr al various |tletr», full, wit.g C. M rrir. f t m rurttre-y.
Vke-Pwat Ctimmsadar
William
a prartlrr Inauguralrd last year
I'ruf. T . W Lowln,, tl.,.,
Ijitr
vratritlsji
iftrrnuoti
l*h»«
I
'
fthophrrd has rwtl*d a meeting of
U|»m Iba reeouimrmfjlHui of thr, i M i a n i |fa| ’Al W tro irr. ..f ihi
of
|*.iliroR»v
il.
W
ill
«m*
•••
«
all*!
thr Campbell-fawaing Post of the
alumni rowwril that iUaa rruniou*' rlaa. would In* owanbd Slate
A met iran l-rgion tonight at tlw rd tn the Wagoner Kurn'tarr 4 V ,j
atorr
where
II
waa
diaroirm
l
Lrgtrn Hat at 8:00 u'rikfk.
Mr. Sbobherj said that the prrs- aatmrrtn* had rate red the rear of
euro af every member af th* local th* store by breaking a pane of i
Post ia iaiportaal, aad that untrue glass, and bad rifled a huge safe.
a large rapraaontaUan urns on The safe was found turned on it .
hand, financial loaa would hr .us bstk i>n several cushions, appa
rntly placed there to deaden ikr
sound w. it was pash* I ovrr. Th r
Unknown rubber a* r s k U n
i.a.J
rhierlrd the combiualtoo off Its
door, and pkkad tha lark
Thru
efforts ware In rain however. I»i
the safe anly coots'nod a uumiir.
kook*
thklli
toracy* in Lq» Angelas, an r x p m of records and
an tka Insxram tag. sayf nha know* enough. Ik* agf, bud not hren
mars about the Imams tax than lorkrd, far Iba dear* v m r uirrrlf
anybody In Saoihafn QnlUinnra. rimadL
An invast'gnllan rwreeb.l that
Her rant relate holdings nrr r l
Iranir* hut no land sainrusn ever tb* rash r* g l.trr hod been r.JJrd
aold la Mary Phhfaad, rathe, it I, of about | U 4 ) a aam 11 change. and
Many Prkf-rel tab* bays
from that nothing *4*0 w a . missing.
them |
Chief UTlIlafwe and k b aides, who
af'rr
Ibtugiai Kairtwaks. bar husUnd. had via lad the build u r
•aya'Tjho'n the grantqgt busmru
woman in Iho woiM ." Mary mailr
aa ortaoa* sat i f bnaadf but it
■ aa.Wt matbrr who drwajoprtl hrr
busier,, aqgnrity.
Mary Pickford Described As Being
One Of Smartest Business Women
H O U s Y W O O Ii. May 2&r— (A P )
kp wsrld know. Mary Plckfard
i ana <t tha serrea'a great ar
> “first lady" thinks
ip Uta way: 'fha p lln
it. ' Coming lo tk*
Oin.noo.mio T h i, . . . . . imreare
l lure Mat July of fl75.WMU»N'. *
\|.o. thr pnat office officials
ad» .n l thr president that 'the
Indrfrnaiklr p ra rlirr of payment
in poliCral orvanixatloai. for pwt
offlrr appolnlmrnta
in
Him,
soul hern slate* ha. Iren
aUo.
lu lrl, atampval out" aa a Iraull of
tbr litlxm a' rommiitres appa ntnl
b)' Mr. Hoover to pass upon randt
date, for «urh appointment,.
hnn Ini’n suddenly removed.
and (hi* comilry yeetenlay
lookwl with optinilnn towenl
a pterrful nettlement of Itn
imlitkal ilifficultlrn.
The irlnln which thri'iitenej momentarily to reach »
Here*, “ i l l . . iM-rmany:* She
I . Ilw I Lato nr 4. K ir)b rrc . l-'lt r r
Lnowq in lUtlin a . tlai.y ll'llra. unruinary climax it iii!i,idcrvd
a.*rerti .la r, who wa> m*rntly
A* finitely m r r. due. iwl t « ytrrn
ihoortt -’ill.* lift many' in . rtn
mca*uir« aibiptnl by Ih r govrnt*
t,* l iii' it m llrrltn.
nirnt lo r‘i mpel piarr. Iiut to thr
unrxprrlnt .tand lakrn hr tim .
Mat in la. Mrnw-al. twlrr p m ld rn t
of tlw rrpubllr »ml onr of thr bittrre -t Tni*. I.t” thr klathado adMiniatrallon.
IVI *ii it m m ru aa though m*lbn* roubl avert tbr thrralrnnl upriaintr. tunrral
Mrnnral , with
thou.an.la of lollnvrra in thr In*
r of thr l»laud. rent rtMitiaia
L e h m a n C a lls O n l'iti* Irilo
iota tbr in'»r:or onlrting tbr rltlz e n s T o S tu d y B ill u*n- to lat dowrn t*,irr anna.
“T h r lolulion ran l*o reaihnl
-And T o S u p p o r t I t without ihoddtn* ot Id *«l ami
ilratimtion of pniprrt)*, if you
I'allin* upon rv rry taxpajrrr to bavr faith In my judicmrut do lint
f.mibaMte htnaailf »H h thr lull cm i nlrn r ." wa* h|a mraaage.
rrrenlly |w**nl by Ihr | r ( l i l i l , i r o th rr oppoaitinn hraila. UK lulling
anlhm iiing an amrn-imrnl^to San tbore of thr Ifnlnn N'arionaliata.
fi n t'- r ly ih a rlrr for Ihr porpo**' •I* -pttr Ihrtr pmamal di.likr for
of forring lax twllrxtiaai. I 'll} Ih r man w in a . p relilrnl .tamped
Coramiaaionri II. J . l-rhman ad- out thrir IPI? irxnluliuii and ma Ir
litT io il Ihr folh-wiag .p m Irltrr ••■any rf Ihrm ptiMiort., w rrr
lo Ih r rillt rii. of Sanfaid Imlay
and nigral I haI Ihr aimndmrtlt lie
*■ In i on fataialdy Jonr h:
“T h r m .rt
Important 'thing
« l « u t a tax ay.lrm i* that it muit
I— rnforrraUr. Soar onr ha, aald.
T h r Kartp Srlltrr* may hatr
fnamlnl thi. nountry, hul Ihr
I'nmipi Srlllrr* a ir Ibr onr* who
kri 11 II aeotng.*
“ Ilo* .hall w r X tlr on thr bill
raiM il |.y Ih r prrrewl l-rgi-lalun T
Tt^* •II la an anirndmmt la Kanfor
I'll} t'h a itri, anal Ihr »amr
ha. la m iwMiahnl Ity thr City
('ontitii-ai-tw in da-tail in T b r San
ford llrtald of dalr Saturday. May
ItUb. Ilo v many of you taxpayer,
here ir»tl It?
“T h r a torn Imrnl authawitr* (hr
("Ity I'ommiaaiun to rollret b} foreloanrr 00 t a ir ., and pint hire for
r»idrni o F
uf i r t l iNvfirHir# hi Ksn
I'rran Avrnut* fuilt'l lo m llfy |hi
irnal mini study Ibis 1-.ll whirh
rmand- Ilw City Charier, la t us
h*vr Dm it. tml- of the rlretnan. to- Chief of l'i*lire Hoy G. Williams
S-elhrr with • free fnr-ell dlarxi.- rnd hi. a ta rta n l., aflei -pending
tin , of the loll, lat the people liamrly two da}* In a tlay und night
ta-ra-me lh-t>tiughly atouard.
Ml lig il of tlie lakrfronl swamp east
that wha-n tie- frer-hatldera go •« r f Ma>feir urari-hing
fur I * J
I>m* |.tl|t on Mtnalay, June hilt, tar ) miBg while mrn and a woman
vote, tbr} will know rxartly what wbi- ewaprd Iron-, a .lo lrn auto.
th i} aie m ling fur nr against.
mo) ilr Thursday morning. kis| an
“ A ra il of our n t i i m . a ir »p* ippoilunily lo rffirt llo* a .lrs l
poas-l lo thi. amrnditMUt
The nl Ibr I no l-y only a m allrr of an
f n r hol.b-r. will le g u rn Ikr op- konr, m i l) Katuiilay ofirrnuon.
|e»rt*iriit}, t-n Monday. Jure Itlli.
Tha* Irlo. which .< know lo lav*
to a trpl »■ i r j r I lbl« aiHtmlmml t r -’u iwlius l|> a -lulrn *ul -mobile
to Sanfi.nl- Chatter, la-1
u*. i.lnch wa. atandoneii a flrr a wild
llrrrfo e r, rerioualy roai.idrr Ihl.
■haw I It rough Sanfoid rarly
loll, ae we -hall know what wdl l « T l ut»«t*} iiHonutg, i- now Itrllrird
lo h*<r mailr i l, raiape hy slr«i*
ing an automuliili lirliing ng In
llariy W r a in , In a l lailluad riw
ployre My. W ta in left bis Kurd
im ipr hr*i (be M iI jiii - 1 bra in al
alo-ut | ntt oVIurk SaturJay aftI'Miuoai, a ml whrn lio left
Iba
Ibratrr at 3:1** u'tlurk. It wa*
p i e II oisapiM-s'ed l-elwren lb*
tlotr thr IM t ora. knorn In Itavo
'■rrn mailed (luiu tbr dwelling on
IMb M ire : anil I'rran
A iru u r,
ani wbin il was last u r n b> revrrpl whit* rr#blent, of 1‘rrgn At a
nur shortly after 2 00 oVbwk.
■ill* * Itum M ril.ii l.'ilr
Atra-rdiug In tl* story loid by
“ Kvo «o area cl Uni nnlr.. " Mi-s
lira h im i irlaird. “ Ibis (w n lr y is tl .an* M art n, rolam l owner of
Irr oen-b-jaly rbh ia a iu rta l. anJ m e t a l bouie* on I'rran Arenur,
oil. end yet tbr lltdlmia* Ih rir live br notkrd that -m m -n r had ra la - bjrxI poverty because uf Ibrtr 'e .rd aa uno-ropied aragr apart*
an-wt nu his rrn p rrl). Invrstigaigrt-can e and suprrsl tbvu,
“ lu thal whole great err* we lku| trxru kd thal the two raining
did not r-orwonlrr * single rivcT « f white mrn and Its* woman wrra
spring a here
_ the water* were nut in ibr Blatlm m t. II* ordered Ibrm
p- llulrd by o.l srrpogr. Pvtiolruin to (rare, but I-rfore bo bod finished
drat- from Ibr bilk ides, Ih rir w* •l-w ting, tb* threw bad left Iba
s q k il l -erpwrv* vvrsywbtre. go«d bn knag
anlbrsnlo i*>l ran k» ptrird up
At that t.mo, br aaid, ha. did
an.) bad taw hr ru t from Iba n r l* . a»i know that thry wrra aodar
auspkiun, and did not lourn of it
r b - - li guarded see n t « but Ihr/
take eui g- Id ia gas at it it . tn tu i-- j site, tilling ft vends wbal ha bad
ply w-a-twy for their ' ov-agr# d nr, br wa. Ca-ld (hoy wrra
oaolv."
wanted for iho ibelt of an aalnmo
,
ianger* are wad a rt .u s d in Liir. H r lulird police headquarters
(h r * tri. O iiiidrra are tsfi rated
at u m r, oral a search naa Isuatdb
:a srrtahr (area* bast im adbrr* they
ately Iwiun la u b k k Chief W it.
or. k.O d without sraraing if they
wan-h>
rloav to hiddre g-id Iiaota lad every available p i i t o i
mao. -irputy ahawxff. tnilraad pom<ne- m s id ahttasa.”
- T b r at that gad her baahaad Ure. aad soxn a l private d t i w «
3 Alleged Thieves
Of One Auto Make
Escape In Another
Story Of Wealth In Oil And Cold Is
Told About Wild Mexican Territory
1
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J
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r
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* ok
Of First Victory Thu Year
On Shoulders Of Bud Lake
I -r t A N » 0 '^ i
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I ' odH tncoor/, —
I MAS 7MAIMBO 2 0 —
f H O fU tS ro « A C »
• W ITH O U T JOCK1Y3
AMO Ml W ilt BOOM
OOtH A UACMff StAJOU
VMPA1*. TA trte i AMD
M U e r u t t e r no- I
t/hearH S .t t M r a J
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um rr .
A ll,n
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1dd,
II oul
•‘■**,*l
oforri
older |
ill Im t
thoul
rhlng
nltial
fit in
> at
i bul '
far* lha gam* I* over. Effort* to
•*<ur* on* of th* Daland player,
who hat been ielta*«d to make
roim for aom*
Unlvarally
of
PUrlda playrra hav* reaultad la
Maurai.ce that wa will gat une
player whoap ability hat often
boon reeoyiiitrd.
H I. name
!•
Loper, and h* I. a combination
pltehar and inllaldei. Ha ought t .
bo araonle for u» whan w* meet
lid U a U m l outfit
again,
for
thpra la no doubt but that h* w li
try hla baat to ahjw Manager IU n -
U tm t 113,000
p’lrhlag arm of lhe‘ (>lo-apon«
an.Jug Many Vanre anrorhed a
rerlea af hMha, Iwlala, and
nlaw.halla which ramplrlrly baffled the I’hllly alafgrra, and the
llahln* rame aver the wjre lead|4> hy a .1 to 3 irorr. Ils u r's
riae pitching did U. fir. he nut
u„|r held the k wir Ira n
la
» r , , n h*la, bal alrurk oat revew
l<rn. T h r Itokln« gathered bal
aevrn hlla off Itener and Walt
Ibongh, having Ihe good forlunr
|n haarh meat i f them In alvlh
when after O'Moul had doubled,
W rlih t and Blaaonnellr alagled.
Ihe flral lw* nr*rlng when (IIIberl’a lung fly wa* caught m
la r away from Ihe plale that
lw | ran* rame aver. Maaay had
to leave the game 'la Ihe f rat
part af Ihe alath heeaaae he waa
alrurk an Ihe cheek by a hatlrd
tall fra** Ihe hal of I'lakry
Whitney. It will lake al leaat
Iwa alllrbee beferr Ibe Vanre'a
.mania beauty will, bit rvwtmf#.
OM Jack Raima lamb up lb*
burling d a lln when Maaay left
Ihe itMleal, and pal down a
Ihrealraed I’hllly rally.
Writ, with oim< yams tafsly
lurkeil away In Ihe win roluinn,
tl.r Itohlna prnreeilnl to get themi
anolhrr by taking tbs nlfhtrap by
the prom of t tn 3. J im* Shaulb,
flee- t’levelaml raat »ff, pltrlird
ami won liU fourth game of the
year over the I’hilllea. lie let the
I'hllllea down with all hlU. The
Itob'ni illil Ih rl- aenring lieeauae
of thr big bate of Herman and
k'rskei lfk. Ilaeman bll a home* -la
lha third with t w . on. wh'l*
■ ha let I.opei g>.
with
bn th* fart of tbiaga, th* O l Johnny Frmlerlik hit mw
ary Fad* hav* a great rhanee ol none on In the alath. Pinkey WHIP
.
bringing In Ihelr flrat victory fui nry punehnl out a homer for th*
' lha Corn* outfit haa hern all* to I'li'lliea in the aeventh.
Win but two gamea
game* out of al
ala to
The Ira del a la dale) Hamara,
'
far. They hav* a whale of a ball
A r i e l I.- I’hllllea, » l triple*
dab on paper, but, for tim e tra
Wartblagt W, Hravcw. Hlminao*.
il. . aon or olhtr, tho'r pitching, Ilk*
AthleUra, ( ’roala. Heaatara, > _
*v.! 1 M r*, baa not matched up with th*
earht doable*. Air tender.
T •
:
ra il of I ho loam'* play. Whan lha
err*. I l l ataleo haae*. Chapman,
;
pit hing la good, th* batting and Yanka, t i rasa baited la. Blab
'
fielding la bad, and vlcawraa.
aaaaa, A lh H Ira , 33| auat ah at, .
Tticli alar hurlar, Bill Htrlckoul wlaa, Fllwlmmaaa. Giant*.
■ ,
land, the former ,Georg* Tech Kelbold. Bravrn, > racht meat
Itca, will bo on tbo h'-ll for lh*m . rtilko M ia oaa game, Jahaaaw,
Yanha, 13; moat hanea an balla,
mr n rr
It erta. Red Baa,
Tranter Wbd* Hav. IB each I
moat rasa. KUla. rkllllea 3tt
moat kiln. Craala. Kenalnra, 41.
7 CHICAGO
\
f SCHOOLS HAVI
ADDED CADDYIHG
(UtOOfJ
S ta o c a o u r jr
tw rtJo t A t*
Mir r t t s on
f AlTlAtO
I
S A Ilt/
U P ')
W ltytySO N
■ m y * * \\
5tJteJ»Pw ,w*.V
7 0 TUHR.
..rue Avals AAiGtvtH
I J o a n n rut counter
du es M M aevcm o
v
on Humane r*a J
fO uA.it.
/
FOR SEMINOLE
H o w T h e y S ta n d
K E L L Y L O T T A M IL E S T I R E S
.40 •........................^4,95130*5.00
...................$
•MOaeoooooooooooM.... f«.#5|
.... 5.653J.5.2B ................. .....
.50 ....... .....--.*-55
***••••••*••*••••**....'6,75
.75 •...............—•
0-751SJ-8.00 6 ply ____
.70x3 Vi Buckeye tires 34JO
Liberal allowance on old Urea.
13 Plate Guaranteed Battery 96.95 exchange.
S A N J U A N S E R V IC E
Phone 449
FLORIDA.
nin Tin Tin
The Lone Defender”
FRED T. WILLIAMS. Chalrmaa.
T. W. LAWTOff, Secretary
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w d ile r l*ai f e S r a * | ( . n i M , I
A IIK n iC A N
I.K A G l'K
W I.
lilailelphia ...........r 30 7
-w Y« rk
. . . IX 10
aahlngtun
. 10 13
• lrt.ll........................... I ( IX
ilragn
I t 17
rvrlaml
................... I t IB
Minn
.
.
I I IX
. lamia
. U 17
Vm lrrdayV llraull*
A ll game* rained out.
I’fl.
.741
.013
.013
.471
.414
.400
J7IP
JI40
It
Boiton
Chicago
ilrotklyn
PlttalHirgh
Philadelphia
Yaalaeday'a llaoalta
Philadelphia
11)0 OK) 000— 2 7 1
Brooklyn
ooi 003 ooo- n 7 t
Ilattrrirai Van!*, Qulnn/aml I m p*i| llenge. Watt and Davl*.
Second Gam*)
Philadelphia 000 010 1 0 0 -2 0 t
Brooklyn
003 001 001 - 6 10 1
lialterliat Hhiut* and Lnmbardlj
Collin* and Davit.
Pardon Us—
P A IN T E R S A N D C A R P E N T E R S
N O T IC E
At ten o'clock on Wednesday morning. Juno
3, 1931, Ihe board of public Instruction will re
ceive sealed bids on painting and repairing the
___ WILSON SCHOOL at PAOI.A. Florida. Each hid
must be sealed and accompanied by a certified
check In the sum of ten doOars, and addrenaed
lo Hupt. T. W. Lawton, Court Iloimo. Sanford,
Florida. Hpeclflealbna may bo obtained from the
aupeilnlcndent.•
I
Talks rtoJk
Sunday
Boastful
Board of Public Iiwtnictlom
Homlnole County, Florida,
AI18, Chalrmaa.
Inveatlgallen;
of Ik# affalri or Oakland county
Four other peraon* hav# bean
found guilty m r n t l y l if m *ua* of
It w*» taat flod %wwa». oklalned k a » dgln 'la .M m Yrotn tke
OqkUpd county hoard of anpoivta-
r r - — - - ——v- ^
CARPENfhRS
ANDP
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- NOTICE
BOARD ‘O ^ P U B L I c 'DI
Amari an t * (l >n, waa ronvlcttd
yratarday of rmbaiillng 13 MW
from the, Ikgjon orphan*' WllUt at
.matlean; 'to»l
. It wa* faowd
la 1k* draft I
la Um o n iy I
SANFORD ATLANTIC NATlWtyL $ANK-
At ten o’clock os Wednesday
3, IN I. the board of public htrti
( cIto tiealed bids oo painting and'
LAKE MONROE 8CHOOL buU4
lions may h^ obtained a^. the aopo
flee at the court house. feaeh'M
companied by# a certified chee^f I
twenty-five dollar* and addressed
*
* d
‘
ki
* A
ent T. W. Lawton,. Court House, Si
;
tg v S ;
. *-i
, eu R / vcu L u n f
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SANFORD, FLORID^
cant per a n n u m w lO N A f c W f / j J
■ s a lly , on J n ly 1st a w l J a i M y 1st
com puted o n ly f o r fn lj ^m onthu m
H M M ' M deposit a t U m cJoao Of t
lo ru M .p e rio d ; d e p o a lu m ade o k s e t
o f a m on th w in d ra w Inlcrawt fro a
M id M o n th , except th a t no to le jM *
deposits n a d e on o r u f to t th e i t h
m on th o f se m i-a nnu a l Inte re st p e rt
T o - N ig h t
Sunday
n tbo huttaat
P O N T IA C ..M ic k . May t t —
( A P I - W i l l * M. Biawar, a farmor neat of fighUag
man tkoy avar /
nat'onal view commander of th*
mall
.
•
PRINCESS
aboiit the
NEW
Onetime Official
Of Lesion Iff Guilty T o o N lg h t
city ataalor*
O f Embezzlement Big
4ck a hideaway
(f^ay tab*. Mick.
— Torrential rwis* sad kail, OC(t m p t n M by hl|b triad and I'ghl*
nlnff, raoaed o m death and an
■naatimatad damaft ta m p a In a
U l M a rtt of Bevlb a n t Virginia
l c > r . There .waa Ogtanalv* dam
age 10 crop* also In widely aeparatrd aeetlana of Booth
Caro
lina.
•
Patr'ek ( I r u b k , farmer, at
Tberna* “ VHlayT Virginia, whs
killed by lightning. Streets and
bai'rmrnti warn flooded at Bluefield. The atnrn laahed
acraaa
(•lira r minty and opmoted tieaa
at Heariaburg. Tra in* » » » atop
r « l for aa boor at Marlon. Hall
lode rad the ground In Henry and
Gila, count'** damaging cropa.
hi lienee an! Granatin*,
South
Catol na, alto aoflatad from ball
wiilrh be*| down tropa.
*4
NOTICE TO SAVINGS ACCOUNT I
■r
" * v • ’ •*
T-iS
8ANFORD ATLANTIC NATION/
ROANOgg; v», May
" fit l Artsr
KfitHXltS
While ordjr three game* were
scheduled to be played In th* Big
{thaw yeateiday barauae the Ka»tarn tram* war* travel ng bach to
their bailiwick* after a aucraMfull foray Int* th* W ait, old Jupi
ter Palviu* and hi* rohor.a coniplrad. to caua* th* poatpononwnt
of two of Ihiro game*. So. while
every body nat baek and watrhad
walled for whatever might
l»Pr>rn |n the only other acboduled
»■">*, word tame over the wire*
th ,t ,t" nrooltlyn Robin*. kitkrd
and cuffed about all yrar long,
went nut an won themaelvee two
ball gamea In one day, t j |>ut them
in fifth pU*e, the neareat they
have been lo-th* flrat dl*l*!oi( since
tlia season beganl
^
R a in , H a lt, H lr f tW ln d
B y S t o o k k A llen H R A r e a O f V irg in ia
‘N O F O O U N
SA LE
PATHFINDE
At ton o’clock oa W*d
93lf soalod bids wtl) bo
T b ./r, Mg, hanky, lad ioakiog UfOo-
�L'a^ T a- . . .
C iz fQ rJ
H W fW Ik ttM
Critic* v f
the government will havo
dcr to take a r t of the
Secretary Mellon would
__ ... tofikh wo find oureelvee
deficit facinf .ua a t the end of
edtres, "retoes the question as
'for ti.fr attU
tog b it bOtti eaggtdua
tU t- What ddmttatagT
W -*T!----. .
Tekty doctor* nr* neking
itdjre-te l*i»Ilie wblikey
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________
.
jveloped a su fficien tly well bal-
•yatem to provide the revenue* on which the gov*
pt rauat be able to count from year ,to year." He
ot gair what aystem haw otfld approve, but he Inti- caw ihtwette. Nav*rtheU*t, 09
« 7 hsi toon to m l to da without
S m. Ws did toe long without
m In InUrmtlonsl mature.
What happened between .1914-and
in i wee tie'price of that ditty.
Hew we have1a world coart, and
the metier the Unityd ttulbe U la
ft, the, better.
p i esn’t we beer to trait tbe ax*
dull re company In which te oatalder*, we Had’ eumlvee. There
tte eight bee Idee the United
8 tiltee: Rootle, Turkey, Afghan*
An,” , K
A country I* known by4fef tom.
peny It keep*.
Ml Lrulij! Out let ue not be deAddition and epbirectlon ..ere »e1r*d pi In KoW.much Utu ectu.
the etmplWt formi of erlthbietic. klip wC| change the alteeUou. Let
u» Hick t* our arithmetic a Mo
almoat to Imieerully uftdaratood. ment lunger. It I* mere reliable
Ho higher forme of Mfeiheaaatlca
are needed te figure out Florida’!
lax problem. We are trying- to
add to tbe amount of property w*
can collect laxee from, aubtract
fiom tbe- lax bllle of thooo* who
row pay, multlpaly yahe* aad
C o n s o lid a tio n
It'heard ’em talking about
canning factory" whiU.
letted ai coming to Sanford,
i lhoOght it w u i cannon
, Well, why not J 8lnee w*
I, •g‘ *V •<"1 V * * ‘ V* *. ■'
irt home In Srim, etep to*
her lection, and recur* a
Inow
T i&
sF & g rz
the name ef hie . In
wife before tne marriage
Tlmee-Unlon. Them
a lehr ugainet patting
\ another woman t o
ng your wife.
1 ■*.*.
Dnmedlalelr if becomes apparent, as the budgets of la arithmetic]
•rious corporations are compiled, that there Is duplW Florida hag-a’ property ra!na
l . o f e f f o r T i n puny rcapccta,M says tbe Miami Dally tion «f WTMMJOOO .hown on Ita
. “ Each,. In some measure, Is carrying>put welfare lea Mole for 1930. Tbo average
tax rata fee U to end county was
90 mill*, or alno rente to be col*
van at law coat .if tba efforts were coordlnaUd- Each (acted pa each dollar. Hew much
hought It bad done well In paring expensea, but ctm- ebeSId Florida collect T Answer;
itldn of agencies In recognition of mutual Interests
a different light on thi». The director* a rt. finding
of the Orlando
quotas V. d Devi*,
M*a prominent ret*
sale aa her lb t. when
nment upon too paaeags
mutual bill, tbst eh
believed Orange eoun*
Uli^H
w iw m
’ b« managed in the in tem t of economy by a' single
ha, m ayors of all a lg h t cltlc
•ach, C oral Gabtoa, South
S t ta le s, Ops-Lock a an d
—
iu m
placed upon p e e l' estate In the
peat. ; •: V
.
1* Itajjat reoionoUe, In feet, ta
soeUmn that with1(he help of the
•lament gaoollne tab''now in </•
feet ta tea tb e ^ prodaml epj
pnulraaUly 313,370,000 U*t year),
wl(h ‘he new inheritance tax that,
once In operation, la exported te
bring In a few edditlanal million*
annually, and with the tax on InUBglbVa pur teaatHuUen pro-
irvng
the bscke of our rael oaUt* c wnere,by removing all hut the one*
mil] tax. levy required by. atete
comtltution for acbool purpoeea.
I t le g lM 0* r t 0 leaa than would
be «aved to the real -eatate own*
era af tha> atote -by mnfctag .t the
haeeitod valuation of our peree*<
at property only une-alxth of tbe
true value.
SPEO IA X . O F F E R IN G O F
W l.W O rt*
There le no need, of mvtso. to
ke*p 1> 1*4 mills of atote to t «»
reef natal* If It can hw replaced
teraporsrily by UxathM ou other
f lssese of property better able te
xy. There la no qaeetlon that
ill aatate' needa an opportunity
13,193,780; eeuiw t reeovor from-the effects - bf
1rrylng pearly 90 per cant of our
Were le a Utile harder problem!
The etStoV , »hgr» o w |*t jwee
If M mill*, ot ».0i m multiplied
by 3878,000,000, and the rauutiae'
•here averaged 78 3*4 mill*, or
3,07178 multiplied by 3878,000,000.
Wo,can well
aftord, then,
FINE IX X lB U & D A Y jiE D ^'gS*
to
||| *
rjalditMwi W toK onto1
toaftion the
Ically and efficiently b y a e
governmental unlta. Wfth Ptl
uriou* aoctlona and proper l
to draw otetoat year. Apprexlmatoly 1800,000^00 of: tola area
reel eatate; the remain leg $78,*
000,000 wa* pet***!el propocty.
TbU eamb year there v w more
than 33^ 00.000^ 0$ 'of tiro la.urante la errs to Fluetda, Wb wlU
eaiume t u t Htseepoo.ort of tola
«ae on reel eatate hapreWmeaU
and 11 ,000,000^ 00’ was InaUrapro
Ufb,tots'yielded ao little to the
rvemateto to tto p a e t
deaerated
With *3,000,000,000 worth of
wipwri- ppeperl g ' that ban< boae
CojriSwtom
Qiim :
J
•. however,’ may
ter Miami, Inc.,
practice to pubU
I
�(Continued From Page Oi
mta. they will get a redact!
I-pay la bonds a t 1-3 of the
l pay la Bond* a t 1-1 af the
M W t
“Is this right to the peofh
• pay 100't , and p a , rich
n .lh e lr la n a - a m d i a f la It
>and Just la expect three paw
to pay ta d carry the burden,
te others recelre a discount foe
T paying T Tho taxpayer who
• each year, pays from 10 la
G iv e s
re a a a e f the home of Mrs. 8aa
PukstOn,ta Rose Court whoa
Optart0(aa* the membera of
Cartaway la . tha Da tiwdhy Club aad a nuaehai
other gnnate arllh a bridge pi
noth* r-la-law, Mm. <m Saturday n il. moon. T h u ,*
i a t her hlfnib do Uo», were designed to repeal
Ala--*
iha*dge..Mfh score prise fe e ft
dub weipbaiti went to Mrs* R.
Neerxtaa,, while high score jpigl
fee th e other guests was gtveg
Air*. Ralph B- Wight. Both, i
Wired bathing bags. Urn. W. J
^ W n a b . who <ut high,.area, t
recipient of a guest room pawl
ih Will be held a t ti«B detach
the d ab ro o m w ith Mrs. A .J.
letaoa aad, Mfa, J , C .rV lktbdl
h ttifasa RaadmUM* am t
made by Manfcy night.sriU
tha party.at which Hum aue-
I Ak tha, Lag hour • i«W .-am i
sweet coarse woe aeryed fag tfcf
has lass, assisted bjr g i t . D. L
Thrasher, Mrs. R. A. Nswnsna,
sad era tract bridge' wUl ha
Id. f '
W
' V.
W K D N K S iJ a Y . •
Batty
BaQ BrtenC*
-I,* Jen*. —
and Mrs. E, L. MsrktU an M m W. E. Wptspa. Mrs. J> Jfc
ted with a dinner p aftf Braosn, Mrs. A. a. Covlngtfn MW
lay. night at their hamld.
snaagl
-—
J Vn-Mtl'a
h e r birthday anniversary.
br Mn. i r e . m ta a , uh.
THURSDAT.'
Mr. a n d ., Mrs.
A .,' Bari
s e n s ± n ,." ^
f Bpaclai l meeUpg of Bomltiola 0 / I . P*rklu.
Chapter Noseher TVs' Order' of
Of special tatarpst on th*
the'Eastern Stay wtll.be hold at gram w a n tha songs renders*
■ ofclock a t thp.Mtaoalc Temple. B i t F. A rthur Hasard. Tha
W
F H IO A Y .
[Monthly meeting of tha N. da
p
k
l B
K
ina bad Mrs. 8. I*. PCthlns U
4. “Tha JopMfMy-Tay •
J. D. C. will observe
emery at the mtellng
Piano recllal by th*
rise Medelln* lf*llei>i
ilace *t RVkUIrk a t th
lub rooms on Oak Av
Gaynor Blaka— Margaret Spencer
and Mjaa Dart*.
5, “ fba Cello",
Mattingly—
Fraaeaa Johnson,
g. "Valeo Caprice", Ratkbvn—
Fteriae Lota.
T. “Circling ,'Rooad", Wright—
Sylvia McLendon.
' 8. "Runsw»y Horses", Bllbro—
BtUy Brown.
., <
- •. “Walia la F Major". Bllbro
8eboM a t Paols. The first part of
t|tf tnterUInment was proaeatsd
by the stemsnlsry grades aad was
-foltoarag by tho pruwbtioa oxerrises far tha eighth grade. Jadge
J, O. Sharon, the speaker of tho
evenjpg, gave a s addrapa which
pro red taaplratloua) to tha parents
as well as tha children.
, The auditorium was dseoralsd
with green, le* tea which formed a
Suitable background for qusutltiea
of magnolia blossoms and petuni
as. Th* edge o f , the stags waa
Mr*. J P> Benson. Those present
w*ro; Mm B. A.Newmaa, M rs
D. L. Thresher, Mm. 8. B. Digbton, M m -J. 0. Sharon, Mrs,
J* Tklgpep, Mn> JBrwut,
•Mm. C eo tg a,. D, Bishop, . Mrs.
Oeaiga A. . DaCotUa, Mrs.. J..C ,
Reason. Mrs,.Ralph B. Wight Mm.
’ taxpayers. la addition to yogr
'ew ut If It Is. fa ir far them to ga
n rteUaauvnt. why not yoaf The*
• If aU took the sakt* altitude, pur
: City, gororumerit could not extat.
Then w b stt There will be no
ochreU. an garbage .removed, »o
no sanitary, no police pro^ i a n o R e c ita l G iv e n •, fire,
taatlon, aad tha natural result
A t S h in h o ls e r H o n w .which will fellow will be chaos,
gad immediate families, the pupil#
of Mrs. C . W. Bhlnkolser praaeat*d * program a f piano music on
Friday avealag' at t o’cUck a t tha
horns of Mrs, Shlakolaor on Oak,
Avenuo- What waa com Ur red a
very appreciative audience gath
ered at Mrs. Rhlnnoleer’s hems f#r
tha occasion.
• Tha program was given as fol
iovrs:
1. “An Evening Song," Bllbro,
Ruby Honiske.
1 "The Bugle," apd “Oat (a
the 8eew," Bllbro, .Marjorie New
man. ,v .
3. “Rata Pauls/*
Lawson.
Joyro-Hunt.
Hardin,' Dario Lot
gan, M#ry Tslbotl
ach and Josus Bor*]
Taylo r: Room
Marjorie
Gfady
Gallant,
Msthrin.
in% Annie
Bell
ir*t Von Ness, 1 rts Rlnemd Jewell Bette.
m ;4 , Hubert Bmlth, Rhbort
w#r, Marguerite Buchanan,
Queady, Thelma Hugh**;
Umid Jones, Edith i Merritt,
A n a McCally, iterl* p*ti agid Marle 8ip**i Room B,
Cana*, Donald Lamaeci,' A n Myers, Walter BtovaU, Rgte
Monsalvatfe, Ctarq Mec
Brooks. Leila CaldwsllLouteuJohac
•ten, Nincy Roasattar aad Csitllia
Iru lu e l .
,.
-
-
*C«w«rt' Caprice", Wacha—
to School, Ralph f e m e s .
Dance A nd Ftehton
R e v u e T o B iiS U ire d
Whispers'
4. 'P ita -P a t,'* Kern, Douglas
Hills,
“Amaryllis," Gkys, 8 1 1 *
M**d# Jones,
«- "Tha Fou
tataatta Hays*.
7. "Edelweiss Glide," Venderbeck, Joyce Koellqg.
B. “ Welts In R flat," Dutend.
Marjorie BonUkf.
. •. “To Hpclng," and “Tha Buttrrfly," Grslg, Helen Wilson.
10. "Sextotte from
Lutls,"
Don lu ll I, Dorpthy Bmlth.
l i t "VsneUenne" Godard. Dor
is llopkfts, .
11. "Harp# EolIrene," Bmlth,
Margaret Squires.
fall U carry this alartion approvlag this amendment, oar
real estate will contlaua to dJmlaiah In value, with no hop* for
th* batter for seroral year*.
i"Th*q* who are opposed to
thte i a n te d meat alao tell ywu
that th#
City Commlssloneta
“want to Uko your property",
This ts nut trust What tho City
Commission U > trying to do la
to >avp your property for you
hnd build up a bettor City for
you
13. “ Valse C* price," Newtand, you to tiro In—especially
who u»« willing to’ pay your'
Aldin* Harrison. • : -, • j .
w a
If r t . ,
* i e
■ M _ r v S . . 1 1 ——.
Hi "W
ip tlfrrr,
(?oloTio|ffA ylor, Doris Hopkln*.
16.
<
Room d, Charles Bredy, Chum
Btanlsy,. Dolls Doroar. Mildred
Hodges, Dorothy Stewart, Minnie
Strong#; and Lenoxa, ,WM3doh:
Room 7* Antoinette Hoyes,..Ann
g u t , $ l r t r B k ta , H e m h a r Hhmby, Mii-lon flaynea, AWIn* H u rt*
•on, Shlrtoy Kamwr, Nell Knight,
Margaret Kersey, Claudia t l i u H ,
Sad to U lnhart, Virgin!* Lundqulst, Skra Mo|«, M ark I Wefg*
ty re, Prance* Mahoney, Mary Lou*
Isa Mariwaathpr, Wllladiae J,
Noble, Mary , Elisabeth Neely,
Dorothy Vowel I, Marjorie Pop*.
Alda Perkin, Carol Saarer, Mary a rn Squire* Jane Sharon, Ada
Singletary, Marllao Torrance, Maryarot Takarh, Margaret Louis*
Verpay, Katherine Vdrnay, Ould*
Whlddon, Eugeni* Warren, J u t al
ia Walkerr aad Bonnie YVnng.
Also, Georg* Anderson, Allen
Ball, CUffard Batclift, Elmer
Bandy, Irella Tolar Bryan, J , P.
Broun, Charles A. Bella, Kenneth
Benton, Joseph Bennett, Billie Col
bert, Clarence Collin*, Jake Diehl,
Sam DlgMon, Harry Demo*, Hub.
btrd Eubanks, Darld Earle, Wil
ber Ferguson, Carl Fealer, Steera r t Gatctel, Couey Hamll, Roy
Herarhcowlls, Archie Harriott,
Lynwood Hughes, Osborne lleh idon, Richard Heater, Clarence
Hopkins, Baal) llowell, Henry
Jamesbn, Reno Jlmlnet, Clifford
King, and Jfttk Kanner.
Also, Tom In tseter, Hubert
1-awvon,. Joseph | Benjamin Lord,
M rs. IT liff Is H o e tc s a
A t P a rty _ S a tu r d a y
M rs. James Huff onUrtalned
Ih* mtmbor* of tho Owl Bridge
T u rn in g Club frith bridge party* »a Satur
mo rnli
of a si
spring
ing wj
^ r e r l # " , Hpauldlng—
kins and .M ary WlgL m t KUtea", BpuaUK n o x . *" ••*'
ring Boughs", Bach-
a spring
evening at her home, 1130
!*W scenes day
Hanford A r m s Dv* progressions
p with th*
of bridge w*r» enjoyed during
the evening at the conclusion of
which high orere prise, B box of
handkrtchlefs, went to Mrs. E.
J. Booth, while low score prise, a
hand embroidered hudkerrhlef,
wea-glron to Mis# Chios South.
Mr*. M‘ iM- Bmlth waa lucky la
cutting Pad received a* owl orna-
i» I 7V Albert
j u u t e 'ioLi; c iv o E ,,
TR* fncult;
;t
(ij
- 'Valtee^,
SCHOOt PUPILS
(Continued from Pag* Oaa)
school but for th# pupIL
The class song, “Garland nf
Old Fashioned Hoses", was then
offered l-y the group, following,
which Mias Alda Perkin read the
rtefs poem, “ You". The orchestra
then rendered another group of
school song*- ,
The address of the day, delivered
by the Rev. E. D. Brownlee, of
tho First Presbyterian Church of
Hanford, preceded the awarding of
diplomas, following which - Dr,
MsrlOr offered i a benediction, and
the class marched from the audi
torium for the la st time.
The following pupils were mem
bers of the graduating class: the
Misses Mildred Alipaugh,
Euelalde Appleby, Florence Bauer,
Myrtlo Brewer, H arriett Brown,
Phyllis R ulltr, Jewel, Chapman,
Ruth Cummlng. Grace Clark,
Helen CerreoH, Eva Cunningham,
Ruby Edmondaon, Evelyn Echols,
Mary Elisabeth Forrester, and
mtui.
Boson and patuutea were nrrai\god with fern In roses and
bowl* abant tha rooms where the
averts ware entertained. Tho
tall la* bora design* af owls, the
^ n h jmklert. Lute tn th* evenro* U ewoet course waa aarvrd by
th* hostess, Mqjrtad by Mrs. K.
J. Roulh.
Tho** present were: Mrs. M. B.
Bmlth, Mr*. W* Ai Booth, Mr*.
X.K. Bnkae. Mae. X. J, • Ueulb,
Mr*. Cliffand Walter, Mr*. F. H.
Adam*. MUa Chtea Rauth and
Mrs. Huff,
Hr aSoV
I
X Naab formerly
"Foe tha past threu year* Uw
City l)aa collected less than V1
per cent of Ita tax**. It thete
t n , wMtter why taxes ate an
hlghT O ta . you. see any reason
why SaMurd tbcmld support th*
people?. Would It not be bettgr
for tbu people to support Han
ford f .
"This amendment to the Chart
e r DOES MOT make It manda
tory
Commission to start
suit, buf Isatse It to th* direr*tlon of ih* City Csmmissinn, aad
tjte pretext Glty Commissioner*
Cloaiilff E k e rrise fl
1
A r e 'H e ld A t School
A Urg* number of visitors at
tended tea closing oskrriaes held
un F rid fr moralag at the Hanford
Gismmgr Bchool auditorium. Earh
class ream gf tha school contribut
ed song* «W readings on tho program. Mr*. Poarle Bshblil, prin
cipal * | tha school, delivered U
short'farew ell talk.
During tho •xerclses prise* of
Iwoka fHm th* P.-T. A. wore
onaidad U th* four pupils of tho
fifth and oixth grades who had th l
highaafr.arireterehlp, .Mportmanl
and a n n te n c o uvoragre (or the
entire y«tr. Jterdlvlng these book*
weret (tefUia Truluck aad Jamo*
Tew, bflMlif flfth'grsdcs. and M li
nlo Ifql'ligv R4range sn,f fl. I ,
Hodgwm-uf#tha sixth grades;
GUARANTEED
N O T T O S H R IN K
CLEANED
BY O U R PRO CESS
itetgntejf
'U nil«gv Dry
Bchool, of
N PARADE
4^
a f c i L ■.
n
-
*
f ilia l
- / .a i
most aW ld fc
TALLAHASSEE, May, t t . —
(A P)—The Senate today roted i t '
to 14 for a bill to tax liftatjgMa'
personal property. The IJbuY* dieparting from a ron*I4*r*tU il^ o f
finance and taxation nisaaoref
roted 44 to 38 for congtiisttooal
red Istrie Ung of tha stqtf h f dj,
vision of tho present F ofrih| Dis
trict. The slate Is allawe^- a fifth
Hisirlti as a result of thg , IMO
CCniUC.
i .
. The House passed foar- elk dr,
bills, killed one, and adopted a
resolution to prolong the u d i n t r e
atudy of finance, UxatfbnMmah»
Ing and rexvnae ratssorerf fee. so
other week. The Senate, cHaetesM.
the proposed equal distribution of
throe cents of the gaaoUhat U x
revenue among counties' without
action. A bill to sst Hollar sitd’hhir
Ux on each IDO1frosb" 'rdthlM*'
from electric, gas, toiephteiJ, phi
telegraph companies' w* i -’Int^w'
duced by Senator A dam l;*G rant
view,
•.
V •" *
rlrlkers, appearrd as usual' yaaterday. The strtkea were robwf
(CoBtlauad from Rag* One)
said they found *n Immense new off after tabor contract dlfOmus
archasalotiral district of shrines, lies were settled.
tfmplsa, pyramids, forgotten idol*
jaod resdways, which they bcllevg
would supply valuable information^
If exravateu, Th* drawback la
this, they said, la the hdatlja a t
titude of the Indians to strangers!
Most of the, men have guns and
b ille r’tribal wars sometimes re’■iilt over an acre of land. Miss
Brenner reported that th* villages
of Edpoiitlan, lagunas and X»cHIhurhustlan were slowly annihilat
ing tack other over a disputes)
■trip s f land a quarter of a mile
wide. Tha feud had continued for
ntaajr yieais.
. , There are about 80,000 Indiana
in tha district an,| nearly Rvrry
villago has lu own dlslect. N* on*
SPOR^ SUltS
dj i Mui.r
m for tte I
r»ircm.iihuiuee thay -frl
down and work.
A wife h worth about I
amount being paid - b y t
band** perrata to the fat
NEW8 PAPRR f T T R U n r ^ b C
W H IT E F T iJ W N E tS
W HEN
„
Ing man or wofrinn.
Chi Idre a or*
age of 8 or 7, the pnrenu
lag that If their offapril
S t d ’r y Of Wealth MEXICO CITY, M a^iJ l C (APJ—The newspapers U Plibe
In Gold, And Oih Is W,
Kl Unlvarayl - a ^ flrrv wjhlrh,
Told About Mexico' Sslardey
nlgjit were closed t e
“ polonaise Opus 40 Number
O n e C h o p tn , HHen WTlstn.
laaurka Brltlantf", * Forjenora Whldden.
dllury Match", Enget(a Stegart and Julkn
DIPLOMAS A R E
George Me Rory, Herbert 8. Mcaeo,
John . Mlnsrik, Bruce Multhaad,
Carl Parham, Roy Pearson, Slavs
Peters, Arthur Parham, Randal)
Priest, Max Rumbiey,. Frank 8.
Ray, Earl Robinson, Joseph Rine
hart, James Bmlth, William Rplar,
Allen Hmokr, Orville Touchston,
William Thigpen. F,.D. Tyler, WU,l Ham E.,VlhJep, Zeno Vause, l|oyt
I Ways. J r . Archie Ward., Keith
She declared that untaUhfi
punlsheil by death ad ml ala
»n older relatlre o f the
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N U M B E R .« !* $
BANFORD,
SAVES
s^ O rC m *
alas,W ill Ha ve
i Skat Operations
r t o r n , May n . —(AP>—
A. F arrell piaaidant of tba
.
, -•
M r.lat Bach name id dn
kaL'aad aa a member
draurn, be U tWp al)a
ta g ; l Kara already pw
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WASHINGTON. May *£■
—Prrlldent II oottt yretardf
Imltilj closed Ihr d«-r • ( • !
U tl« i r u nn of Congr***. *l
. . “ W# cannot tawtatoto-toi
■ world
s-'onoori*
«
vout
an*
“of
i
m
v ■■
, w
v|en,Mha aald a t Ma-W
, 1* ,. “We ran and will
M|ve« out."
Raying he did not p
call an aatra aasatou. 1
SPAIN TO BREAK
TIE WITH CHURCH
-- .
.
Cabinet Decrees Ab
solute Freedom Of
Religious W orship
—
-
-
T A L L A H A S S E E . M ay *
— (A P I—T he
1981*82 » >
n ro p rta tlo n blU c a n ry ln * »p*«
p ro x im a taly 114,000.000 U r t
(w o y e a n t o p e ra tio n o f to m
____pm i M n-V f —
i - w— . rf Blr- H uban Wllhlna..ibhb-erUl anU a ta ta - g o v e r n m e n t w aa r * ^
where ha will join tha eabmarlnc Nautilus for Ita »ol.-Polar trip UtU anmmer. t u r n 'd to th e S e n a te to d a y
Halrhrn, veteran flyari Mm. Mary Ilnino, thrallng Sir Hubert} Kllnor Smith. w ith o u t a rec o m m en d a tW n j
b y th e a p p ro p ria tio n * com
m itte e .
With only 11 working day* r#-;
mlining commlttao momborw aaldh
there It Util# proapoet that tha;
bill will b# called for 8en*ta
•Id*ration until laU neat wtaht j
Of tho -total etrtiod In ,tl|m,
ry BACOLA. May M-—
kill appvotlaaatoly gS,600,000 oa*,
(A PI—Naval airplanes, roastnuilljr muit ba ralaad by My
guard boats, ana private craft
valorem taaation, unlooa tho U r v
today tnaUtutetd a atarch tor
lilaturo tap* now auurcaa of reve-‘
aevan man miming since they
nut to provldo money without ,|||j
alerted for the flahlng bank* 40
ta t on rtol estate.
v
,
miles oft ehcre yesterday In a
Tho Hon»# ndoptod n bill al
small boat.
lowing citloa optional mtlhoaa o f
Pilots returning fiom flight*
collecting taxes and enforcing
over Ike fbhlng bank* reportid
general or special assonei
I.OH ANf.KLKfi. May
(AIM no time*' of tha ftihing party
penalties gnd another prohtb
—Two mur-er romplalnts were compose! of Qeorge Wright, C.
party candidates running ea
(odi'.ed yesterday against l>«*.d M. Wlight, Krnest Johnsen, Al
dependents In the general ale
II. ( lark, tanaldate lor mon'clpal len Riggs, Erwin GIdley, John
after defeat In the prlmertei
Judie. lor the slaying Wednesday Holmrn, end Wllllo Hlmmons,
A third bill approeed woulr
n (h t of Charles II. C.ewfonl, son of M e Captain J. K. Sim
the salary of coualy commit
mons.
•re ‘In' PinelUs. end M b
$>400 annually.
Search Is Made For
Missing Boat Party
said he ha-I recently rec-lved «
num W of petition* nod meaner! ita
from various orgrnlaattaam, ehl if*
|y of n religion* rh rraetir, n k>
log that ba roneeno Congreaa In
epeclil WMlon for coni' Id*rat on
of unemployment relief.
The Republican
Independent
group In the Bennto llkewlao has
relied for a special meeting bat
Hoover sold "n poll of the mem
ber* of Congreea Would ehow thht
a large majority agree with me Ip
opposing an eatm aeaatan." J ,
By ORORUB M. JOHNSON.
(Copyright, 1031. By Tha
Associated. Piet*.)
MADRID. May t i —(AP)—The |
oetaslom
fipenlth ptofbioaal goventntrnt
arid-iron
took w hit U generally regarded a*
the fleet Important step in lie
Freeh from an 16-mleuta Inler- avowed program te aspirate the
vlew arith Otnerel Frank T. church end the state when the cab
H lm e ehnirmen et the Hoepltel- le d last plgbt dtcreed absolute reItat'ea Bonrd whUh Thursday eft llgioua freedem ef worahlp for nil
beftre the tegular meeting In I:
creed* In Bpaln.
Although the meeauie does not cemher.
He emphatic erne the Whl
llonae statem ent that Senate Idf
DeCottes Returns
From Washington;
Gave Data On Site
by gSe-lagtoieteya
l i e (lovamor. Me
-
..With flame* pouring from tha
motor af hta huge paaaanger
plane, flying from Waahlngton
to New Yojk, Pilot Albert C.
Kamdat, above, landed n e a r
IN EVE
OF HIS PEP; ARTURS
^
•- • .
■r.-jfT
Sty* WeCannotLl
late Ourselvesj
. O’f Economic H
; Affecting C o f
rs Scale Must Be
DM c o w u m e d prncw hola d a y te a s Iona compuaLt of hU Indnatiy—"th*
taawonfem In tho headline*," ha
U ia t . a p i w U t M called them , a* falling to main
tain wagatorataa.
;
to be d tetrlb u U d
Farrell raade k b accusation «t
to th e taach er-o n lt the aeml-nnanal meeting of the
i originally draw n, fre«t and atsal InaUtute, atwoded
by the principal aiecutlven of tho
Ia4u itrr In tkla country.
w d o l u n to be alHo declared aorab companies are
giving their perdacta away. Untana
M l have TtoUfed one hon prices are ralaaj and wagta « ta
ed i tneaty.ftvu thouMnd ateblltied, he aald. the ataal combat ow inr to the fact that panlea would ahut down rather
bendy la eight through the than waa to their raw material*.
blUa ba#see ,u* satU not
Farrell's address ram* directly
after a talk by Chari** If. Schwab
_____
of tho Bethlehem Bteol
chain*nn
Corporation and president of .the
Inatltnto, who *aid wage* have
been maiatataod In the Industry,
although doattnaad production has
pnt workers an a port-tlma basis.
Farrell told hie hearers ho would
(Continued on Page Four)
HONOR EXPLO
FORGROUP OF 3
2 Murder Complaints
Are LodgedAgainst
Judgeship Aspirant^
Woman Is Charged
With First Degree
Murder Of Spouse
Enthusiasm U
M eet Wedn
Of Fanners
^ ( j AINRHVILLK, May L V -(A P )
—Flfst* degree murder charges
Mm- NeL
II# •f’leira, 40, who confessed ahe UMUhed tU M rW
leged thlevaa from a
• young man glriag
U. K. I sunk, of*t)|D
w ts arrested by Uf
Lamb was the d ritm r.d rth # car
bells red to have l»e«latol*n. Hla
■trest fcllewrd n /f H r moment*
after he, attem pting.to ,a»capa
from Officer Khaffay, hM , driven
(Continued on Pafu Four)
Knlhuslapm w*« said to b n S H
b**n tha keynote nf the mMttofiAfl
Fkrmaia «/ America, peld at tU \
Seminal* High school
He ports from various commit* -.j i
tea* on rf-'ent actlfltbn of the le> Jj.
cal chapter, reteeled th a t enctona'^,
has attended every p ro p o s e d ^
plan end that tho Future Farm eyi'-fl
rece'fel much valuable publleto^fl
end favorehle comment. * i » J S J
William lleivay reed • repeyt •
tn ro-op«retlv* buying, a cadeTO
rnlftl which he* Interested ( h a t
boys for- aom* month*. He al« > ,
IHtlnted out th a t i-o-operetlv# bay
ing tad.analded-tha-ekaptee U* j day cheractrrtsed the
^
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make
|
pur*ha-* of _a 1 large
aid Mint i f fertiliser at a low price.
In a gba.tly measure" and call* i arrest h*» laen made,
CLEVELAND, May *3.- ( A P ) for a return to the Ju.ii-s of
decided a o rta a , gwardlng to Mm.
Tha WMla-Hlghleyman Auto-.'
l' *n* waa h lUd airly Tht
ITHACA, N. Y„ May
J. C. Henson, gwusral chairman —John Garfeld. 30, grandson of tk 'f In laying d#wn tuUs of roa- day. Ills wife said the shooting
mobile Co„ was tendered a vote of
—Tbr
log*
of
two
Imaginary
taptha
laU
PrvaIdept
Oarfleld.
was
ef the AmerUa U glon Auaillary,
diwt for rapilal and 1st or In ru< rad during a stru tg lr for a_i
thank* for Ita loon of a tru ck i«llns whlrh have flown tha which carried tha ehaptrr'a *to-'
members of wkkk « r|in liitlo « fo-ind dead In hla home at Mentor their mutual relations, (bul and “ ,,p , l,,vjt * threatened to kill
North
Atlantic
"auteessfully*
conducted a campaign on tha laat night wjth n.bullet wound In Ilia goodness, he wrote, la -to*
ond-prtea winning float In tha re
*?* **.,? . ! ! 2 "
nearly MXI time* lit a Dayton, cent Farmer* Day parade haras | \
daan-town atraat^ tf f Sanford to- hla head, authorities advised to often lost sight of In the .truggla »''«*• b lo w in g the tragedy
^
describad
Ohio, Dlwralory
.
day.
Tha bay* alao dlicuaswd soma af
*£•
lh#
", J* "
to the ■fh'inall university college tha fact* they had learned aa
Fhcriff Malonee aald be « i un for wealth and riches.
d' “TI.» public raapanae wae high
The
encyrllt.l
condemn*
aU
•"*
“
*T
,
.7
.
.
.
nf engineering yaatardaf.
ly gratifying", Mra. Bitusn eald certain whether the ahooting waa form. „f aorlaUsm .nd common- L a k e * * where she was arc*.
tour af Sanford'* nearby, farm*
The fllihta hava baan mad# under tha direction of (TtygComOils afternoon M »ba announce aaeldrntal of af eulcldal Intent lant. The ai.OOO-wonl document
—"' " “
A
gun
waa
faaad
near
the
body,
.
weekly
for
flva
years,
and
tha
tha name* af thy Various walkW. A. U fflfr last weak.
laoed In relrbratl. n of tha P r e f l e n t " D B y P o liC O
charts eh-w th at there haa not mlaa'oner
•rs who *»sMlpd la potting aval Oarfleld waa aaaariated with tba wai*
fnHUtli
*
*
After tho baslnaas meeting, the
fortieth amilkareara
anniversary of ikn
the an.
en
Boland
and
Cornelius
Company,
I
U
i
n
n
single
weak
in
that
period
tha aucrea* of - tha day. A aUabla
group waa tha guest of Jsa, IT
cyclical "Her urn Novaram". lawhen a lighter* than-air »typ eouM
•am of mow*, to U osad for •tesnuhip opera tors. Ill* widow suad by Dope Las, XIII.
Marentatla, at tha Milana The*.
not hive made tha paasag*.
valtere puyppeee among t h a
11hi raesrda war* prewiitad by
Ilouatn dav lollce m#th'<di and
needy femlHa *f w ar veterans la
this fk tn ity « «• Idolised.
iheir afflricncy wrre strikingly Col. Edward A. Dead* of Dnyrhalrman of tha boanl of
b
During ha* talk Mr.. Benaoo
iilostraled 'n a letter rocelved at ton.
tho Nallunal ta s k Register Com
pointed out
b
pollrv kamh|uariera thla mom ag pany, who spake aa a non-raalfrim Chief of Follco A. J. Roberta, ten t lerturer In enginaaring. lie
NEW YORK- kl*y 83.— (A P Jof Jacksonville.
sahl tha fUfhta were plotted In A paper classifying A brahu
In placing n fine of »34 or 30 handed. While Camp was Ulklag
The
l*tUr
revealed
that
it
tha
laboratory
of
the
Internation
day* la le.l upon Raymond Camp, U Deputy Hheilff llrodsriy on
Lincoln as a auffrrar front daflntb
O front
rch of the home, Of- years ago this month n man al Zeppelin TransportaUen com- attacks of maaUl disorders to b
yeung whlto mnn charged with tha
hanied
M.
Cunningham
living
he
a
mr Olay made hi- w * > th*
give* by Dr. A. A. Brill bafara th
I im m tati af llqaor, Municipal
Jacksonville ^ ^ s r h week and a lappalln took Am*riceq. Paycklatria Asaortattat
amp of hoshr.. r« lurnlng with talegraphod to tla
Judge I t W, Ware auatolnH tha
off tkac rttlcally from Paris and (i la Toronto. Juno 34, ha* aeohatf.
IW pinto r f "Old Culoacl" on*
case af law-rtalatlon nhlch Chief
New York, thalr raapactlva daa-j U ttar protast from Dr. Edatf
a t af "()ld Crow.** and one quart
of Pollca Roy G. Williams and hla
tlnatloiu Ih* other and ef th a , Hicks, Brooklyn Psychiatrist.
•Idea had built against Camp, al If "Canadrin t'la t.' ahlakle*.
Lindbergh tralL Thalr chance* o f| B rill a former Columbia Oi
r
arrest f<dtosmi shortly J
lhough tha yaaag man's .tUnney
getting through w a r * plttod | verslte psychiatry clinic haa Aw*
Ih rata among awtaiad objactlan* to the Introdoeagainst the goearnmant weather acribad Lincoln aa a achlseid atH
Hla atiarney pointej oat ta tha
mtarsn. flata* tlon of ■testimony} ntlempwd to
reports and thalr roursei ahlftod •c pprsenallty. Ha polau cot J
tag burden on show tha rao rt that tha man waa tart that, tha search w arraat did
10 find tha loophole* tbreugb "occaelaaal coarsaimto" af U
ibii and Aag- arrested la ejalation of a search ri o tro r the p.upertjran which
stuim lielt*., No ship aver waa aoln'a wit is a raanlftajation a f I
mat aald. "Al warrants' etri finally mad* • mo- m-Uoaor was found, and that the
ih Isyrd more than 34 houri In
tflgara had no r's* against Camp.
i v h« dies now llan for a a t * tria l
rrorhlng either matropalD.
breugkt 'i gton.W ir* ruled that while tha
sloaa a* Insulting to right ^dl
id children and
The practical purpose la to ea- tag Amoricmaa and charge* Is
t storing" (ha trial af tha ca*m dSjfca a rc nui -lo n g eoemgh to
tsbltsh th# U at air route* and wild “hUsphamlng tba memory
Iflrara Gray and W iliam, baead i ■mgrt a conviction on a charge
Officer Gray immadlauly got learn 'h aw they shift with tha immortal dead." ‘
air w ar.ant npao U.rir having ■< nfeklpal* uf liquor, it was. III hu
an camp, wko lastaes *t IT30 i Bptog; worthy of credanc* on e in touch with pooiofflr* autkori change* In ■adkaona.' Tha esursa*
n t Ftrat Btraet, antsr a clump s m *$ a f poearMtun of liquor. . lies her*, whs/ stated that a t the awing from tha'northw ard peat a s t y Williams, rolorod1bof present Horn that* la no person In sag* that Limtbeltk followed Ut
horn*, rvatata
, and smergn hafgnd with r.ckUoa drivkag fcl- Sanfod by (ha name af M. Cun th* Asoraa ifdtrtd. :
•Tba studies ahow." anW Col
"Old CUlonol"
B rt chase ky Offlcata n i n g h a m vh> raealvee mall
Gray, waa ftaod t o throbgk tba paatofflca bar*. Any- onel Itowl*, “U pl-'tba fllghU ara
ptacr-l in aa
mkry, taiorad
bay. une ksowing . Mr. CMmtaih.m's entirely faaalhta t* m M anglak sat a ixdlca
Ith rarkleaa driving aft- as'.irags, 1a asked ta communicate
the purrhaaa.
pt l>y Officer Andevaoa, with Chief WIHtom* nt oner.
lor ol>»«iration
f t , while lure rotated
ig», k sra* dla( Hall and Chari** Do*POLAND-)
nd with ridlag (a th*
wsiiaat,
lr. C»mp.
.(AIM—
WAJUUWJ
tw a store
ky the
■sag the
Monday* C. IL Faust.
Test On Zeppelins
Disclose Them As
Fit For Ocean Hops
Grandson Of I
President Is
Possession Of Li
Sentence Of 3
m
Lincoln I Described
A Having Mental HI
psychosis, nicks dsaarlha* al
■4 uvljtoij
rids*, aha' wmtTi*
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to h« made. C e m p tH 1
Mrs. J. O. for U q S
r f ts .* 5
S . ___t Ur*. J. dW as 8 J i
B C ste .l.
" ^ \m K j A
w to h pent Uragtoyi
Coirmaa, ctix~Irvi uH> ■ P a iu *"* ' - - - f i r s K
•Eoaful »r -rch thalW gi ■ t'.C k lr. charged mHh
Mia*
tag Ka-
ir poslr. Horn*
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M n i i of tin p k r m n too
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13 bit*, to giro Ikon plm tr
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players, W a to if Park took a d n a Ugo of Mr pottobon't wlldnooo by
poandlng tbolr way into otorrtblng ho hod t* oflW, goltlng W
Anoilisr 'surprising thing obrttt
hit* good for Ul nmo, «nd printing
»ur local plajnwa. thoy Haro
from tho Colory Podo by o »t*ro
finally ‘ glvrn op tholr foully
of 13 to 3.
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floldlng,. for yoatoidoy thoy «ado
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I, IlIggtM, lU ttonoo ». Htn «.
Moooly 3, Rodonbaugh I , 0 afford,
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tardy In II itn lg h t gartoo.
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1 >-AmboM*dor O aggnhoin m i
o dolayod by rala yootordoy la tVari.
A lag k!a rotura trip to S a n a a . Ho
0 plonaod to «V rt back la kit got*
- ooto. ojrptaoo a t d p k n g k today
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FAITH GOSPEL TABERNACLE and . « th* A « jT( Cored
ona
W. H. Olowatn, chairman;
J. f t . MibheD, vlra-chairMm. R. l i Nipper, sesrsUry
Mr* * . H. Fa Irr loth and son.
“BdWfr,- .left yesterday
for
OaintavflU Where they will spend
atrnrnl days with tho fonwee-a
Mdhnxv,.
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h im
.
IngMmai
Rrpral-Palm,
far taa lance.
aad/Jox^vea;
w ith, bmch
Party H Given Friday
By University Women
thtfol clutter ef : alhwr aaiiths'
ope; aa d 'V a ata e.Ja th* msssi
S t ' sad tit* U4* ta the « * •
|kl* *
• ,fi, 1v • •
Rut perbwa on* deeant Xeel
* urge
go to Europe a t alL
you have beta reading Paul
tATKWl'lA
'* j i »r ' j f
Astern; - Map dragons, gladioli
wad other «R<I<W Odwors In brllBaat shades sror* arranged with
fsm in voeea.awd bpwls about the
Kptacepsl pariah boos* when the
Hanterd branch a t th* Asnerican
AasierUtleo ef Uxtaerstty Wsmen
ewtegtatoed with # subecripilon
m r i morm judedt
|^ |||
.
no
ttroa from ,|b) Aborican Legion
Auxiliary, w a rn 'li attendance to
whnosa the following 'Program
given la boadr of Poppy Day:
1. Ho n p i
“ Marrh, . March",
School. <v
A Reading, “Over Thera", A.
B. Cplllno—AdoU Johnson, J**t- le rot urn tomorrow to hie home
c
la* Orlffln and KyW McMillan. a t Weet Palm Bern k.
A Soldiov Drill. T hW Grad*
Mra. E. H. Laney, Mra. J. O.
Beys.
. “ ‘
4. Hoag and Drill. *Rsd Cross t o nay, Mrs. W. Theodora Langliy
and Olln Crtnskaw left yoeterday
Norse”. Third Grade Girts.
A Vocal aob, "Hleopy Fpppy", morning hy motor for potato • In
Alabama where they win apend
Madge Abercrombie.
~
A Playlet, -Please Boy a Pop about a week.
.
w s
'
py", Third Grad*.
• ' - ' '.» .W
Mr. and Mr*. W. D. Crabtree
7. Accordion sole, **A March-,
Mr*. R. B. Pippin.
.
- . and daughter, Mbs Dorothy Crab
A "Peppy Drill", Second Grad* tree, of Tempo, are th* week-end
gocsta of Mr. and Mrs. P. E.
Girl*. .
Mr*. Hlutarmlstar gave a talk Rcomillat a t their home, 910 Pal
metto Avonu*.
bn "Why W* Bo* Poppies.”
After th* program a recaption
Htewsit Long strived Tuesday
was given by the P.-T. A. in
honor af Mrs. Walter L. Morgan, lo spend a abort Urn# here srith
rcanty P.-T. A. chairmen, and his parent*, Mr. and M ra J . O.
the third grsrit mother* The Long, a t their home, 914 Oak
auditorium wae decora tod for tha Avrnue. Mr. Lcag will go from
occasion with qaaaUUos ef rad her* sent* time next orach to
Chattanooga, Trnm, where h* will
and white flowers In keeping with he
ass'atant paster af the Second
the N U f Day program.
Refreshments ware eervod late Presbyterian Church for the sumIn the afternoon. Mrs. Vivian A.
Speer presided a t the punch ■ Ernest Molnar, sf DunocUon,
bowl and wae assisted by Mrs. was her* yesterday to eeo his
W. H. Stewart, Mm. J . C. Mitch Bbco, Mlaa Margaret Tahach.
ell. Mbs Annie Bolb Dyson and gradual* from the eighth grade.
■I Mr*. Mearoe B. Hutton, Mr*.
A Wiggins, Mr*. G. a M
*. Raymcad Phillips and Mrs.
A. Adam*, table.: Mra. R. I ,
•a . Mr*. Jo* Metach and Mra.
H. Colcleagh, decoraUona; Mr*,
Corapllmeatlng Mlea Martha
a WUNam* and Mias Wtaifrcd
rang, prise*; Mr*. Ralph Austin McDonald, who celebrated her
dUr, and M ra,.C W. Baker; re- thirteenth birthday anniversary
ihwun ls, and Mra. B. a Cham, recently, Mr*. Paul Peoold and
Mr*. Don McDonald entertained
with a birthday party Mat nlfht
a t th* horn*, of Mrs. Haloid on
Beards!I Avenue. Gome* and con
test* were enjoyed during th*
Mftrtha McDonald la
Honored With Party
■Of-te ll*
,
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*
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'
B. K. Tahach and Eugsn* Tahach
Who Htrnd*d graduation exorcises
In Dunnellon, whom Mlaa Nary
Edo Molnar wae valedictorian of
her claaa.
Mr. and Mra, T, P. Adams and
Mr, and Mr*. W, A. Adams lift
this morning by snot or fbr Now
Or baas, Ia , w hen Mr*. W. A.
A'lsms will visit Mr*. Jomph J.
Bloat for a short time. W. A. Ad
ame and his father an,; mother
will gw from New Orleans te
points in Oklahoma and Colorado
•'■•RflPlp/iA!
-D a rin g the afternoon bridge
games were enjoyed. High acort
prise for Hit d ab member*, a
Whit* lag, treat to Mrs. O. P.
Herndon, while high score prise
for tha other rotate, a string of
heads, was given to Mrs. R. U
Nek, Jr. Mfa. L. P. Hagan hid
low score and was tho recipient
t f novelty tea rests. Karh prise
waa Wrapped In orange and green
P*P*r.
, A color achirae ef orange and
■green was vmphtslted by tha vases
M b howls of gladioli and Roster
“Rpw* arranged about the party
■Worm, an t by the tallies and other
JOrty a Ppoinfmentx. Those preeM t were: Mr*. H. B. Purdon, and
KosU. Mrs. Jack Hewitt and Mrs.
’Tilck S ttw artrof Wayn**bor*s O a,
Mrs. John R. MacDonald, Mrs. U
llsgan, M ia H. P. Kant, -Mrs.
Q. P. Paxton, Mrs. John Moloch,
'Vlobla" and Mr*. John C. Smith, Mr*. Harry
■Htvrra, Mrs. Endor Curlstt, Mrs.
P, 8. Lam*#*.
r - f . ' John Render, Mrs. Roland B. Read,
4. Vocal Duet, -Silent Night.* Mr*. R. U Pock. J r , and Mr*. O.
Mr*. PUyd Palmer and 'M l* P. Herndon.
Glenn.
t r
«. Reading, “Bravast Battle,"
Mrs. Walter L. Cooper.
fr
7. Vocal solo*. -E lcgt** end
-Coming Home." Mrs. Tahach.
A Piano Dual. -Slav March."
A bridge p a rt, was given yeaMr. and Mrs. Takaeh.
Refreshments wore served la the
lunch room to over 60 parents and
t'acher*.
Mrs. Thrasher Gives
Luncheon Thursday
Ckiueh School 0:44.
Morning Worship 11:90.
Sermon by tha peator.
n ’R 8 1 BAPTIST CHURCH
..
*
Christian Endeavor 7;J0.
Park Avenue and Blath SlrooL
W. P. Brooke J r , Pastor.
S u n d a y School, 1 9 :0 0 'A . M.
'Morning Worship—11 KM A. M.
Evening Worship—0 'P . M.
B. Y. P. U. 7 P. M.
Wrdnesday evening prayer te r
ries, 8:00 P. M.
n w K T ™ ! 1**
Received Tod
A n o t h e r C a r lo a d
Mrs. Symes Hostess
At Party Thursday
dec.ra lad
OfmCsi. Crystal,
The hem* of Mis. Roy f .
B) wo* on Crystal Lak. waa th*
aoenl of a bridge party given
T'aaadoy afternoon by Mrs. Hyme*
for lb* meipbsrs of the Every
Weal; Br'dge CRih. U rge vaaea
a aaUd and ■■d kwwb of Biking flower* wore
wrvtd by th* arranged In various place* about
' Mr*. H. O. Ih* |w>m* where the guest* were
l occasion
well. MU*
Has Edith
b n Verday.
eaior Claa*
wed their
■ rphomote
i Ume yes*
v e
M. Papwdfth.
s s iI Mr*.
M lf.
fH.
l . O.
w ,
Florida
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Stay at ALBA COURT, New
Hniyma's most modern Hotel.
Rooms with prb ata or ronnectlng Imtha. Cum fort abb,
quiet, modern, refined, home
like. Dining Room. Garages.
Speelal week-end rates. Take
your family along. Write for
rates and booklet.
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FOR SALE
15 ACRES
High seer* prise, a green rry-
H ,;P. Whliner, Mrs. itel bowl of IP***, vas swarded
isudriaRewd
rw U A zvt^1
Corner Park Av«no* and 3rd
He*. John Bernard Root, Mil
Sanford Man Chosen
By Florida Society
9m wiin m i« f |i
Chaperones fop
w on Mr*. IL C |
Margaret Zachary,
Wilkinson and HH*
The member* a f th
CONGREGATION AL CMC f t
[r& Schaal Hostess
lit Party Yesterday
Mrs. Loucks Hostess
At Party Yesterday
Mb
Didlration...
\
Thc public b ttiWUfly il
Charles Gantt, President.
'•?
Musical Program under dirb#.
lion of Melva Londqulst ’
« f.
Dr. CUrenco A. V tam at of WWb
ter Park will be tbs speaker and
Hr. Lewie H. Keller, formerly
president of Atlanta Theological
EULL OOSPSi- TABERNACLE
Seminary, wil(. U L a gn o at Plan*
for the 8am attr dam p, a t Imtiak*
On Orlando rood near Oseeva
alee will h* discussed.
Ave.
'
Thursday, May 00, tho Animal
Wm. P. MePhrr.on. pastor.
Woman'a Club Bulhllng, Oak Church School Picnic will tahO
Avonas near Third S trati.
Btbla School Son-lsy A.
Sermon Sunday A. M. —tl:00
The Rev. Claude 8. Chowning,
Evangelistic Service Sunday P. minister.
*
M .—7:40
Sorvlevs—S:I0 p. M.
P u p . Masting Wed. P . M. —
Eve-yon# wilt he eordieUy wot.
tVhlUttndoy, May Pfth, 1MI.
3:00
Hoi* Communion 7:90 A. M.
P r a y e r * Tooii— te Wad.J-.-M.
ChuVh Bcho« M t- A ; M.
—T:4i *
.
tIfely Commaaion and Son
Strictly I«ttr-4tiiomlMt!on*l«
11:00 A. M.
llrv. Carroll Varner.
Offeialory, "The Lord la Mjr
Subject of the morning tormnn Rhcpherd” hy sm art, tong by Mta.
ALL SOUL*f CATHOLIC
CHURCH. ’
ty the Pastor, -I Relievo”, whlb A. M. Phillip* and Mr*. A. P.
at th* evening hour, 8 o'clock, Itaaard.
Tha Rev. i . J. M daamy, pastor. M* •ubject will bn, "A Man Born
V. P. 8. L. 8:90, P. M.
Blind”. Wo welcome you to all
P in t Maas—4:00 A- M.
. .
Evening prsyor and address po
to r services.
,
Second Maao-; 10:00 A. M.
th* Church 8:00 P. M.
,j
Evening DsvoUen-7:M P M.
Sunday School a t 0:40 A. M.
League* at 7 P. M.
FREE METHODIST" MISSION
Prayer meeting Wed. night, 8
—
*
* o'clock, continuing th* study of
At fa ith 0 oepel Tabeinarle. 100 the Book of Job.
West Pirat S troat •
Sunday BchSol, 10:00 A. M.
Preaching. 11:00 A. M. by Kata
The Rea. A. Noirhom, D. D, pas
H. Bocth, pastor.
tor.
.
'F IR S T CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Pintecoat Sunday.
Sunday School 1:30 P. M.
The Upsllon chapter of Sigma
Sixteenth Street and 8anford
Fvrvlcc* 4:00 P. M.
Tau fraternity located at' th*
Avenue. The Rtv. F. M. Mailer,
Th* prator will preach on “The
Un’oerslty of Florida, recently
Holy Spirit, a Pentecostal Medi
paster.
•
announced a list of pledge* Initi
tation.” A cordial InaltaUoa la «xBible school—0:4* A. M.
Worship and Communlon-ltsOO trnded to all to attand.
ated during tho year HU0 41. It
Include* the following men: J. W.
A. M.
„
Christian Endeavor—7:00 P. M.
WMson. Sanford: II. V. Pierce,
Evening Service—X-JX) P. M.
Weil Palm Basth; L. II. Rvgeio.
Hun ley aervlrcs, May 14.
Da Pualak Rptlngs) P. M. Tedder,
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
ilotlnce* Mealing 10:00 A. M.
Canal Potet; T. D. O Idcrslseve,
Sunday School 9:00 P. M. ,
Lite Oak| L. M. Emanuel, Jack
Lesson, "Gift af th* Holy HplrJi L. Yeoman, minister.
sonville; O. D. Proomen, SL
**
908 E. fourth S treet
Augustine; P. J. Nelson, Umatilla;
Young People's Meeting 0:15 P.
Fermen 11:00 A- M.
G. L. Williams, Jupltar; S. L. Stew
Sermon 8:00 P. hi.
art, La D*lb; and II. R. Gay
Wednesday evening prayer ser
Subject, “Zarrheus" by Lieut
lord, II. M. Gullck, and Ernest Htnry Richter, Mlaa Constance
vice 8:00 P. M.
Mtlach and Prank Mslach. Jr.
Msnendet, of Tamp*.
S'gma Tau Is an honorary - en
gineering fraternity having for
lla purpose the recognition of
rrholarshlp among engineering
E. D. Brownlee, D. D. Ihstor.
:
a s 0 .
students. Its members must rank
Services Sunday as follows i
Entertaining
for
th*
member*
In the upper third of Ui* Jn'or and
0:46, A. M. Kundsy School.
■
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•
>•. *
senior rlassea la enginaering, and ef th* Duplicate Bridge Club, Mr*.
II A. M. Morning Worship.
D.
L.
Thrasher
waa
hostess
at
a
show marked aeblal and practical
4:10, P. M. Junior Christian Enbridge
luncheon
given
on
Thuratendencies.
day afternoon e l her horns on deaoor.
Since I!*'Installation at th* llnl- Grandview Avsnu* In Rose Court
7:00 P. M. Senior Christian Envsrslty, the chapter has been ae- As aoen as th* gusala arrived
tlv* In atudent affalis. It rocontly
placed a drinking fountain In oi
Enjoy a week end at th* sea
of the engineering halls, aruf at
• a s cent* i*d with a Urge bowl of
memorial ceremony dedicated It rolorful garden flower* and fern. side or a fishing trip In New
to the memory of Dr. J . R, Ben- The place tarda were designed te Buiyma tha b e a t fishing
ground on the Beat Coait of
IJnten K. Allen and Mr*. J. I>.
to help needy engineering stu Woodruff assisted th* hostess ta
dent*. was recently created by the serving. * *»•
organist! on.
Throughout
t b*
afternoon
bridge games srtrt enjoyed by th*
guest*. Whan scores wais added
hlghefcers prise* were awarded to
Mr*. P, E. Roumlllst and Mra. P.
J. Gonsalct.. They a*rv presented
Wllh vast* and bowls ef Easter »ltl| cayd tsMes.
lilies and rcees used tq. decorate
Thee* present w ris Mrs. R. A.
the Bring looms of her horns on Newman, Mr*. Haniusl Pubalon,
Magnolia Avrnue. Mr*. G. f. Mr*. A. P. Connelly, Mrs. P. E.
ReumllUt, Mr*. Prank U Millar,
Mrs. P, J,* G onulet, and Mr*. E.
P. Hauaholdvr.
lor J l r p i U r f r U :
rU o en d uBpn ^fOi
d Body”. Wad.
; services which
.Imonies of Chrtstillng, will bo haid
teh a t 000 E. ta d
at the mw
St. a t t o’doek.
m>la chareh mslntnlnn a free
Reading Room at tho church
wham tho Bible and nil authorised
Christina Sdsnco literature .may
ha ra id borrowed or purchased
Open fTotodays and Fridays from
t to 0 P . M-___________
.teo W. rtrtt Stm t.
• - *
French In* by the R rr. A. 0.
Canada. 1:00 P. II.
.
Prayer ami Praia* Barrier, 0:00
PM .
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P. M. ' ,
_ ,
Mia. H. M. Papworth, 1° . Mr*. G. I. Ix)uck», while low
’> Bymos, Mr*. R. A.
Jfriaa, a Urge liouquet of
W. Geeggv A DeColtes, gladioli, Waa given lo Mr,, f t P.
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Ira. Georg* 8. Witmer,
Msrk.li, Mrs. G. P.
, John R. MarDonaid,
Sbarin, Mra. O. 1.
Mi*. H. M. Papworth.
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Legislative
Committee Exom
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T A L L A H A S S E E , May!
WASHINGTON, May t t H * * * )
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(A P )— T h e
LcgUlatui
—President lloovrr last nllbwpW
Mr reignsd throughout Cuba tolobbyin g com m ittee lu tlsj, M M
day after tt boon o f uaeottelaty
Mah nil ut* to the founder$v%nd
whkh tbraataaad da brine about
onetnLxl John T . G. Cr»We_
leader* ol the Amerken riP**
a aoHaaol crisis. Ramors o f Mefo n l, D cm ocnttic
national
Cio»<
at
a
dinner
lelehwdluglNa
stationary rpriaings In Orient*
com m itteem an and membqT
riftie.h anniversary of U
P f f w m •w iw f icniion s v wvn
o f tba U g la la tu rc, o f • d i
high for tear* than a month wove
lion.
duo chlafly to alleged brutality
rect connection w ith chtrXdN
"The Rail l'ro»» It one of the
o f military estkoriUea. and tauaod
Hero la l.ouUiana'a moat married woman, pictured with her
most beautiful Hewer* of the
th at 150,000 waa paid to ttifj?
general eencarw until It waa aaAmerican aplrit and the America* ( latest husband. She is Mrs. Carolyn MeDonald-Water»-ltronaon-Hurther th e intereating o f th g ]
eertalaed tbit tba reporta team ex
deninriac)," he said. "It twpoe j fess.ChavalHer-tlanlen.Whitr-l.ulgi-llatfleld-W(IUl»-l,a»chall, of Ur
taro track bill. Aetlon of Mta w w ,
aggerated.
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sentsuur |>eiple In the'r tnoal ania, Uiulsiana. She married Iwial* I’asrhalt, above, shortly after
mlltee aiU 1» aubmltted to tba
Political elrclea are wondaring
p n r ia it unselfish and tponla^e- rrreiving a divor.e from her tenth hutband,
____________ _
today If Ambassador Guggenheim,
ing to Utnrral Fiank T. Hines, House for approval.
ously watm-hearted character.
enroute back to Havana after a
ami members of the hospitaUiaThe taport waa prepared »
And it represents them in Ihe lltUal
fat Utlght In Washington and New
tlen host,I, Sanford’* »eventh and Reprerentative Horne, MadlaM
effective eirrrise of their poAkv*
York, will bring a message from
final tender of a ills for
the chief examiner. It etatod
Polly Walters, above, movie of ntganltalion and w lf-f iftrn
the slate 'department.
Home.
evidence submitted by wltn^
actress, went on a shopping tour men*.
- An official government state In Ran Francisco accompanied
Mr. Speer left Hanldrd last week, •howed Crawford drew ouo e
•'Supported wholly l>y the voUnment Issued by the department of
carrying with him map*, photo for $3500.00 and two for »10C
by her pet lion cub. Polly aaya taiy gift* of the iworle, It la
tho Interior confirmed early re
graphs, ami data retaMng to ap- payable to three Miami men,
managed by the voluntary ivrt'c*
ports that there had been aa armed
proilinalvly 130 acres of land It of wlwtn wore members of
of
high-minded
private
cltlaond.
revolt against troops at Manoanthe immediate vicinity of the May Legislature! The report said '
And
yet
it
occupies
a
unique
Ulo and Jlgvanl, and that there alfair Hotel, all of which waa of connection waa established .v
petition In the puhlle nv'nd aa a
ao was ‘‘pxcitament" at Holguin
fered to the government by the evidence between the drawing •
truly
national
Institution,
a
living
and Chaparra.
City aa a alts for tho Hama. He cheeks and tha reported r*
organism of tho people, vital aed
waa sent to Washington at the track lobby.
The government said these up
by Ihrir affection, fed hy their
•oggestlon of the City Commis
f Control which has under rising* had bean quickly sapTho report listed a drnw’ag
gladly given inone). and firmly
sioner* and member* of tho Henirristea /h e eem ul Inatl- pressed aad no further trouble was
Craw font of a cheek for IJ500
rojtml
in
their
trust."
•
j
ford
Chamber
of
Commerce,
be
Resident* of Mayfair and Maruf higher teaming, such exported.
cause It wa» believed that •since to R«n Shepard and another to
A IteJ Cross «ini*>ting the Vania, east Sanfor,| subdivisions,
Denials that there had been any
University of Florid, at
the hospitalluticn board waa to P. Roblneao for *1000 and out
arirlt of pc»rr was v’sioned by Were in a mildly terrorlred »Ute
lUg.Od.tha F. 8, C..W. at trouble at Maaxaalllo were made
meet on Wednesday of tkU week, favor of J. W. Kabos far a tM
Judge Max lluher, president of doting the «arly morning hours
by Msnuel Bonet, president of the
the best way to lay bgfore the and. The latter two are rep
tlie international commit’#*
al today when it was learned that
naUoaallit union branch there, and
sontatlvo* from Dade couaty.'l
the Red Cross, In congratulating after a wild ehase through the
by Mayer Rafael BarioL
report stated the check to Roblna
the
Ameriiatl
asciety
at
the
din*
; Boost laid an Associated Press
city, ■ trio of alleged automobile
sraa raskad but retomad te
thieve* had abandoned their auto
correspcudeat who arrived at
WASHINGTON, May S L - ( A D twf.
Issuing bank and rscredltod
Since the day of It* origin. Huber. mobile cn Scott Avenue, the east
tfsmaaplUo by 'airplane ywtendiy
frawford’* account, but
New problema of* financing the said, the Red Cross has meant ern boundary of the subdivisions.
Circuit
morning that a private quarrel la
check fa Ifeho* waa nagRtl
•’ic-tirf to suffering friends and
whkh tow men bad hemi killed
and paid an Kshoa’s sndorsm
fahddbad . the . foundation io r re tlon in International banking wero to suffering enemies alike."
•Tha check te Hhoperd ww#n|
•"This goe* beyond solidarity;
aorta' that the till*vary had re- discusied by govarBfnaat officlals
•ashed the report said.
tj
this demand* ■ahoe*at'on.r
he
Wlted.., • ■-1 „
•
‘
yesterday’ before the'halion*l' asUgallced
racing
e
n
d
J
matlrr
uf
the
City’s
to
*
#
*
W
tnv
said. "At tH< point we t >u«h the
, .Mo oaM jopofts of a TevotuUon
lteyfalr R b it e r - '+ • * * > - * p t
possibility fori the Red fin n y tu
Mr. Hpedv ssld th arW kn d Mr.
T h e V * !" ^ *
replica*
nork for soelat snd for l^Wrnas
of the Mild European
poppies Dt Co firs spent (orildergble ttma as! approval of the LagUlafm
treasury mid tha present govern- tlnnsl peace."
whlrh bloomed on the battle Helds with Senator Duncan U. Fteteher,
Without dissenting vbte,
asmsi dartilt l»'aed the qaeetlon
The Swiss jurist gave svnte
In Franer an,| Belgium dutiag the tha father or the Sanata bill which, Srimte coneuned la eight am
ObasUtutW*.
a( whether (MW at the wer Isles ered t to the International Red
World War, Mr*. John lllnter- pssse,| some months ago and moots tacked an tke m e t m k l
hdd not been tape*led or modlfted Cross for providing the impetus
ml«t*r, wh# l» In charge of the
by the House which p l I M
(Continued on Pago. Sia)
tea tfpldlf, Ha added lhaia was from wh<rh the American organi
work at Auxiliary headquarter*
Wednesday, U to SS. It ha4 |
•uo occasion fag alarm unless' It sation resulted hut added the Idea
explained, tt »»a this flower,
vloualy passed the Sanata W-te
ahiuld appdar that then ts a appeard simultaneously on bath
|If * 0
growing lie!ween the rows of
The Senate sent the bill Imte
real danger of a tcriae of unbal
ird Itoei
(Continued on Page Six)
y M1 *.
wooden crosses above fresh battle
aUly to tha engrotalag *
anced budgfU."
grates, which Inspired the famous
whence It Will go te G ov«
Mills advacatad<an adjustment
poem, "In Flandei* Fields," hy
Carlton’* desk. The constlte
o f th* rotamo-mising measures
Obi. John MeCrea. Since the war
provldee a bill shall become lai
aad piad-'rted' that government
the flnVrr ha* become recognised
expenditures aa m whole would not
IM'i.UlfllOUl Ihe VibHd ka th* slW71
It la five day* after re ce iv e r ^
»— r.y.»lsH|"»*dnr*1l U isiw — ul
The army's flght’ng fleet of tha
bol of war saerlflee.
The bin provided that the aUH
expaimlen demanded ly the per•'I « i niler how many people lu air iHttscI In rvvltw down tha
ple.
shorrs
of
Uke
Michigan
yester
(Contiaued
on
Psge
Two)
OKLAHOMA CITY. May 2 2 (Continued on I’ sge Two)
Mill* said the l lluation would (A P )—Around the world In 10
day and Ihen stmekrd back to
be om of grqv# cancern were It days I* the aim of Wiley Post
Dayton and Cleveland.
nut for the abnormal con.litl ms and Harold (laity, aviators who
In Ihe brief spare of an hour
(CoaUaaad on Page Six I
Chicago saw a spectacular aerial
flew east from Oklahome City
exhib.tion. Six hundred plane* In
yesterday to prepare for the start
formation llrw down the
lake
of their projected globe-clrtliag
frmt. and thru batltie maneuvers
journey.
weir given by three "crark" out
They hope to better the speed
thbgk estimate waa possible.
ASIIKVilJ.R, N. C-. May K .— fits uf bombers, pursuit and at
record of the dirigible Uref Zep
Jewels In possession of various
(AIM—^
Testimony that a former tack >hip».
pelin which eH«w around tha
member* of the family wero net
llunci'inhe c v u ly
commissioner
To th* army it was a problem,
world In t t days In imt*.
Iteleded in the total, a* It was tmF. C. Hall, oil man harking tha
had said million* of-dollars of the ssfe and swift movement of
pOMlhls to determine their vralus.
a grral body of men and equip
Tho report distributes tho total ganialng a district committee of, world flight said If wcalhvr ronment; hut hundreds of thousands
•mots of tho rey»l family aa 71,- Boy Scout* who will hove rhorge dition* were favorable the flier*
of |M-i*on* who swarmed to tha
(• M U pesetas la Investments, o f oil scout work la Sanford and snuld leave Rooeewll Held. N.
lake front sod Jammed the roufs
K l t , m real estate and 3AM, Seminole County, n group cl Y.. the start!an point, bef. ro the
uf huild'ngs were -Ivoking for
|-In caiTencjr.
nearly W Banford business men end of the week.
Tho flret teg of the flight will
thrills and they weir not dliap• Dming the Individual members Wednesday night 'affected an or
pointed.
o f the family •pevered In th# liv- ganisation which has at Its head lie te Harbor Grare, Newfound
First there were inure airplanes
S. D. Illghleyman as chairman, land, from there a non-elop
thnn any of them had error stun
Mogtaa: former Qnoan Vkteria, and K. R. Dlghten. aa eerrrtary. flight across the Atlantic to Ber
before, flying in luoee formation
U f J H O i Don Jaime, U 0 0 JW0Tha maoting was called al the lin Is planned.
The ether (topping points chnsbecause of stlorig winds and
request of Mayor T. I- Duma*,
en are Moscow, Irkutsk. Khabar
trva. hsruus ■> currents, but tmwho was acting chairman, and all
•cere for the aftenwon'e
ovsk. IMropavtevik. Nome. Ed
prasslve nevertbelets. Group* of the 30 golfer* who woro
persona later**tad in boy's work
monton and N»w York. The tout#
fr.im
50
to
70
attark,
bombard
In Hanford and thte county wero
gs repermtuativo* of tho I
I* about 1*,000 miles.
ment, pursuit or observation tldhet Sanford Country <
Invited to attend.
planes
passed
In
quirk
succession
■r a s s o c ia t e d p r e s s
mm County piob, Dnytm
• Tha speaker of the waning
with press and photographers’ lounUy Clah Du l-*.-lr»sd
t« Anar alrpUnas that loft Doyten VOS J. M. Wakalin, deputy rrout|wing monoplane with a superrharged
motor
^whlfh
developo
Ugny. gad swept toward Now York commUaloner,' e f Orlando, who
plane* darting over and under Gub. DoLand Country t
for tosnerrow's w*r gam* maaeu- spoke briefly -an the arcomplish- ahnut 4S5 horwopowvr. The ship
them.
has
,
gwaolln#
capacity
of
U1
J in . perfect weather *moolh*d monts of • other organixatlo**
gallons,
enough
for
a
flight
of
(M b ggy, At noon more than 500
throughout tha Mate and what 3000 miles without refueling1. _
■haw . had reached
refueling
they bad dome for the youth of
those sorUban. He awisted in
organise'
BARTOW, May tJ — (A P)—
Mis. Nallia Pier**, 40. , Gainoaville waa held her* today after
TJUXA It ABREK. M*y t i. ; R;00 o'clock, ( A D —Tho Hoose last "•«*»
bank,; Jrmao W. Orlmoa aad J, she related to offlcon that Her
husband waa accidentally shot to
q ssti, pariku- passed Soemte hill tl repealing the
UIVIHKNI) RMDIN'ED o . MrKjioy, formor rommlaslonera, death early yostsrdsy and that
•nd ( hsile* N- Malone, former
of Boy SrouM IMT law relating to maklnv rood
she secreted his body In on auto
md to be Pwo Number 44 gnaonble umi SIMM
TOR*. May a - I A D - ivunty bond attorney.
mobile and took it 144 mile* to
ps of vital lm- doolgiathkg otate road a. follows)
0 A Nashville railroad
lakeland.
yputli uf Haa»
th r m r I rurt ^ in c e a b h
1 y**tcr ds, reduced Uvo
Pierre waa killed with n okot•mod. Efforts
dividend rat* on the stock
gua. Tho woman said sho and her
qrh rarvnl* tho
D
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N
A
"s
S
A
C
B
,
May
B
from $7 by dacUHog B
« • husband quarreled moot of Wodinual ayment of $2.M.
( (A n -R a la k O.
glnoer
In
vhnbfo
o
f
tho
Hold
of.
ig the Chub
Chilli iota.
IAN"CABINET RESIGNS fire her* far the United State#
gp., j
*
, ngineor* on tho s m I coaol tanOrange a
taitlJt, May $*—(A P I— ..I project, aad Mr. and Mr*
, of Premier H*nH Horn 8- f m m . Dytena lka«K
Igtvef yotterday after s .ro Injured pootovdgy north nl
bet ow n rgthai'c
rty nvemho fi ii
Saya He SUil Thinks
Sanford Rra-Bood
Chance Of Winnings
PLANSREADYFDR
POPPY DAY SALE
IN CITY SATURDAY
EarlyMorning Dash In Supply O f Little Ked
Subdivision Causes Flowers Have Been
Fright To Residents Received L o c a l l y
New Problems Of
Federal Financing
xW *c
y& K tS ’i.
C h i c a g o Thrilled
As Plane Armada
Swoops Over City
Alfonso's Fortune
Estimated At Huge
Figure By Auditors
Florida Gold Star Testimony S h o w s
Mothers Will Take Why County Funds
Hudson tYacht Trip Remained In Bank
Sanford Boy Scout
Body Formed Here
Wednesday Night
Sanford Sextet
Golfers N o w !
In Links Tout
Army Plane® Heading
Fog U. S. Metropolis
House Passes Bills
Relating To RoadH
■hoi
�TT"
•
.
,-.*••••
' Buss Artett, th* Mogglng out
fielder for th* Phillte* Jujt would
Met bu dented * ptee* In tho lint
of ■w ild »luf f*r», for today bo
find* himself “op among ’em." Th*
Biff Bit tokoi «n i nor* menacing
Aspect 'with h!o arrivol, and from
now on, fan* ought to bo woll sat
’
isfied with th# me*. Hero’* how
thojr Hand thb aft* moon i
i- Ptajror and d a b g ab r h aro
Slmmona, A*« M 105 91 46 A it
Polhorgtll, Chi 18 89 8 95 .403
Bath. Yank*
90 n u t l J U
-
(fontInord from Pag* On*)
bo laid on florarnor Cartton'a desk
by tbo rml of th* work,
.
W it h thro* exceptions, Ihr
amendment* merely tank, car* of
minor flaw*. Every amendment,
howorar, mot tho approra) *f tha
poworful bloc backing th# WU. No
rhangr waa mad* In tha atnto’a
ahara of tbo waggling. It atanda
at thro* poremt af every dollar
ptailng Into batting matklao* and
th# atat* alio would rocriv* 1$ p«r.
S«ri ea Of
H Bet Record Of
9 In Lett Few Days
hit*' authority of-Cdniko (hot* aaloo or trana-
BRIDES will be delighted wrlth this
lovely 4-room complete outfit All
the furniture needed fAr four rooms
—everythin* as pictured and de-(
Buy the Living Room Outfit, Only U
IT ,piece* In oil. u ghowra above. T b o 8 o /o nw4‘ C
" I ' Z ' * " * * * com fort*big atyte. T h . f c Z U m
Bedroom Suite
Get the faetm behind this
To-Night
Friday
o f T to i. Th# Cub*
Us good Tor 94 boaos, as
rtlteo, on* homer, god
I nil « m tbo lot at Boshmm* w** boaneod from
! * • ftoal •* th# Cabs
Use frnir ran,. Htrtorit
Ua.l* flv# trips.
I-ORRH ON HONflH
LONDON, Mky It —(API—
Th# boat aonga of GIU Rte* baa
trought him nothing, ho Informed
t commltte* of th* Hows* of
Common*. There v u no rsvsous
kl Oil from “ Madanutlstll* from
Aramattera*" ond racripta at | IV
000 from rosovd compontes after
b* haJ oaod thorn over "Door Old
Pol of Mine" wont to lowpwo,
iU lk lD A
CITRUB FOBBOABT
JkAyftMQTDN,'
II —(AJf)
-
» •-
JACKSOKY
(A H —0. H.
southeastern •
northam cotp
m NO DBUN KB IN IRELAND klUod hlmldtb
hi* >ste| «06a
CORK, IHah Pro* But*. Nay 91 th* a*« to f t
-fAP)—Mayor Curioy of Dooton,
ho la rlilting In Inland, hasn't
TAMP!
on b drunken man In tbo roan try Timpa |
tlotod .^
ow They Stand
VALDOSTA, G*„ May 1 1 (APJ—M. D. Funk, 94. and hta
daughter. Mbs lUrrtet Funk, af
lokolaad, Pl*H war* bring treat
ed la a Hospital hart y**terday
for Injuria* suffered yesterday In
an automobile accident south of
Joopor, Fla. Fuak suffered a
fractured teg. HI* daughter re
ceived several frarturad riba.
. .
BETTINi
BY BIG
galloria*. It won owaH) tho moat
diamatle speech of Utr aaawion and
Shooti|tgB
Mm. Pullor waa glvon an oration
aa ah* nturnod In bar boat
m
Than Rapraaantatlrw Horn* of
Madison mod* tha doting argumant agalnat tbo b d and tbo Dado
SCHAAL
dolrgatlon, In' b •urpriaomov*',
WARHlNffKlityMay 3 1 -fA P )
rallod for tbo r*U ran without ro—An unldrnllflrd map opened
bnttal. •
•
.
fir* without warning yesterday
Th* roll f*n follow*!
at a group of labor offlUal* and
A yr.-8po*k*f Lowia, Attmry,
addad a ninth victim to a eorte#
Andrews, Borrow, Bam, Blodtoo,
of ahootlnga In tbo Capital dur
Booth, Blount, B p cf,
Brown;
ing th* laat four day*.
rhappoil, CoUior. Daan, Darla.
Aa th* lateat ntUmptod riaying took place,. a young Wash war* offrrrd by Roprauat* liras IDouglaa,
f . ■1 IVDllott,
.1 -- .. a*PlnUjraow.
*
.Ooff,
Jackson,
Combi of (ho Yank* *tiU retain* ington gunman killed In a. »p*#k. Roblncaa of Dodo and Bow# of
Nana
too.
.
^
Boon, Kobo*, Roily, Kc-------- -------bit place a* th* loading conaocu- ro*y wo* rartlod to hla nraro
tlro gomr hlUor in tho Big Show, In a flower covered, golden roo> ^.-Tho flryt prohibit* tay track
operator from contributing to polite Lindlor, kUtjloon,- Mason. MU* i '
.
.
although Al Slmmona D right on hot.
Tho man woandod wo* Prink lr*l nmpalgn fund* and Sow* put ihrna of QllrhHat; >looa o f Cftrao,
hte bool*. Comb* did not pity jroolentey, bat, »o far haa bailed safe Langdon, Of, rdllar of Ih* trod* In a roqalromint for tbo rblloctlon Moon of Morion, Marten, Hardman,
ly In 19 atralght gam**, Htmmpn* journal of tbo iht*motional union of o «I0 annual occupational II; Pago, PropU., Roberts, Reb|n*ao,
thro* rani, while Mol* Hasa* ha* ballad «yfriy In 19 atralght) of oporatlng engineer*. A bullot cm** too from all pmnno om- Row*. Rogers, Smith, Rt**d,.8tewM slnglr* aided In th* vie* Pothonrill of th* WhlU Boa. In II Ur* through hi* (hath and right ployed at raring plant*, iran tho art, fltrirkland, flten*, Trammoll at
jr, SioHnona got d o’nil* to
•yo. Arthur M, HrdHoll, preri- •Ublo boy* and progrnpi sateo- Brevard, Trammoll of Calhoun,
. .• J
Walpr, Waraar, Watson, Waste*,
tianl of-tb o union,' found o bub- mon.
Tbo dibato offolnot tho bUI WoofrYtorty, «m -A A .
'
ih (h II ftMoo. Tho A*o era
lot olmod directly at hi* hoort
— H»|«o - Abdoroop, B ob's l a y ,
it n » o u l on* half booms
had boon aloppod by a m U booh.
81**0. Blbod worth, Dolterd, Bard oh th* Yaska, who did Combs T
In hi* pocket.' •
r
n*tl,,Coldw*U, Chapman. Coff**,
ploy yrotordoy biraoo* of
. Poller laid tboy brlirvtd thor*
OurrMfo, Pallor, Hogan, Horn* of
wo* HtUe doubt th* Ulr*t *hootM***f*h i^nnrr Kennedy., La non,
Ing « m tho outgrowth of u labor
l-arfhf Highland! Lows, Mathowp,
f*ud,' and tho possibility waa
too Sonolori behind nlr* pitch
rf Dural, Mitchell, McKsntl*. Me
! by Sod Kom Jones, ahoatoul Winter Ttrk
4 1 JIOO menUonod (hot out of town InRory,,Porkor, Poppoll, Print, Sapp,
Whit# Hoi 3 It 0. Th* Son*- St. Augustin*
3 2 .000 lorroU wor# rosponalbla.
Rhichlrford, filed**, Strom, BlurbEarlier, dotectlfe* roportwl th*
• mod* only throe Ml* but IteUnd ' '
3 9 .800
io, TUmssillo, Walnwrlghl, Word,
y mad# them count. Hponcar** Dalton*
3 9 .000 dying sUUmont of John Cun
Wentworth, Westbrook, W e s t,
•o run brought In on* run In Coco*
3 3 .400 ningham, AO, who wot shot Iron
Whitman, Wlck«r—99. .
second, wH Io llayo*’ inert- Hanford
0 A .000 a passing roodaUr early Tuesday,
Represent atire Taylor (nay) end
hod mentioned a pollremin. Tho
• hit to abort aerrod E. Rico
RrproirnUtlr* Teoga*
(a y e )
officer,
Wallace>J.
Middleton,
woo
Ilb Ihr olher in lb* eighth. Th#
AMERICAN I.KAflUB
polrf^ thrlr voloa,
not
formally
Charged
with
thb
* M m treatrnod until th*
W 1. Pet
Tberr was tnmmdous Interest
•th when they pul mon on fln l Philadelphia------------ IB 7 .731 crime, but wo* questioned.
In Dm debate, which at time*
Police also rr ported they hod
d third with two out. ion** Naw York’
------- 17 10 .890
turopd Into wrangling, and groat«wk out p’nch-batter Hlmone, Washington — _____ 18 It .800 gained o confession from Elinor
rr Interest it 111 a* th* time ram* I
Delioll
,...______ 18 17 .485 Sweeney that he had shot Talley elalo and Ih* failure to > onfogpo ferAbaAotc. The Miami copt.'ngont I
d It was all oror.
Chlfign
........... 13 Id .499 Day, who Vras buried In |«omp that law. Ooriupllon and graft bo*
\tn Ih* only other Amoriran Loo rievrlsnd . ..... ...... ... If 17 .414 yeiterdoy.
boon leitlflid to and *toad* on■d* Romo, th* laal-plor* Drown* lioslon ......... .............. II 17 JOJ
rontradlctod on the floor of tho
seated
at
lunch
In
o
cot
too
shop
...... ....... 8 17* .320
Ponot* during Ih* prooont aooelon
NWpped the noil to laat-plse* Kl. )<ouls
when lira attempt upon Iholr and nothing was don* about It,
Bod Rog 8 to t del pita Iwo homo
lives was made, a man drt-sied either, by tho aierutlr* or Ih* logYesterday's Koaolla
ran* Ly Plrkering, and oovoral
lllltlvs ra
n m lH u , "'
000 000 0 0 0-0 0 I In ovoralU, blue shirt and cop lalstlv*
rcmmlttcoi.1
•
Rtaglee by hie mite*. The browns f'hlrago
010 000 010- I 3 U rnto rod and calmly carried o troy
Th* otthor member, of th* HUb-*
■H IA hits off flaiton, Moor* and Wi-klngton
llattrrWit June* and Hponcar| of food to a table opposite thorn. borough county delegation divided,
Kiln* with Kion, Htowart and
Inriood of sitting down, how Bledsoe voting for the bill and
Caraway and Tat*.
Eloalln load ng tho porado.
HI. d«oulo
.1(0 000 IO a-8 IA 1 ever,,h* whipped out o pistol and Ia>w# of Plant Clly, against It.
101 101 000—4 10 I began shooting. After several bul
Low* also sent up an aipbnoR b fastest game In the No- Dos Inn
llollotlsa: (Uston, Moot*, Klin* let* had bean fired hla gun tlon of his vole wherein ho sold
ami lltrryt Rlawait and Perrsll.
hli opposition trip booed on tho bocos*# In, th* Ban*to. It,'passed
•t Ih* fllaate panted m
Detroit
000 000 0 0 0 -0 3 0
llof that “no solid buoiaeo* con b#
.Senate. list wt*H. 90 to IS.
ed*. Ilcrly I eld Ue Reds
Philadelphia (XU 101 0 0 0-3 9 0
h-illi on th* forndatIons of gamb
f*n o llouao amendment eras r*y JtiU, white Ik* (I'.iate
ling."
.
Balttrleo! drove anj Cochunc;
jod'ot"radical,, tho Impression
d Job***, tod Kekort for
Uhl* and llaywnrth.
"Thl» bill," Lowe's not* rentln- prevailed that th* Sonot* would
hooehej bite
Other* rained out.
ue-l, “ makes th* state a portngr nhooil in j conrur' and th«o |
0 hotetb. s Two olagte* a
In this nefarious builnesa. |f tho l)i* h ll. ai passed, eft th* dash
, and then Bill ly rr/'a
slate should go Into thh gambling
dn, Wooghlrirar foorran*.
buslnoss tha Mil do** nofmaka'a
ilg. pat tbo mania In o HI.'Louis ...
lost division among the counties.
U te.fp r flr*l place .oith
Now York ..
I fannot be o psrty to the sob of
irdo, „ ho l m .
Ilonlon
th* honor of my state, I hav* m v Chicago- ..
er known money i*r*lv*d by gam
fcorde slipped up when the Philadelphia
bling lo b* o permanent financial
nviullad.a fancy laat Inning Pittsburgh .
benefit."
lly which netted one run, enough Brooklyn
Tho high light of tho debate In
win by a score of A to 4. 'I t rlnrlnnstl .
(Continued, from Pag* On*)
answer y«* or no to questions strnrtion and If retained would rosi some boll gam*, what with
concerning th* n o m v o f hla os- qtdrw lorgd expenditures.
I Cards u,|pg,,U) playgra In on
Ywtecdar’s Heoalte
salient, but had Indicated strong
"ttertola onos hiv* l«ng ouUlfMl
•*? .<1 »i|>l Manager Btr**t. Phlteddphl* 000 931 M l - l l 18 I
ly that It was Patrolman Mlddte- th|»r us*fal»c*a," th* gtn*ral con•rh War*,, 0)14 Hu:Irish Or m*. Pittsburgh 110 SOO 0 0 0 - 7 10 0
Ion
who
had
shot
him
thr>ftigh
Lnupd. "Io thte conn*ftlon, it
Bott»rte*i Rrerner,
Hponcar,
lag rhAtod frpm th* fteld, and
th* stomach, *
moot b* rein*mb*red that strategic
Willoughby, Oraht end Philips!
FLORIDIANS HURT
-
YEAR
ONE of tho om ta ’i moot
approved styloo la (ho w d t .
pictured i t right.
and
oo0r- } eg,
�- II- y w
■
<•*
•V'
•
,
•q**»ttoe|ng. ,VM
« drirlng a u r l
H»t fBBMtttwi \\
•Hy flU l
V
In*. one-ilm# nib
d. * u Helped |i
Iplul befora dawl
tJpfeaWitboMMdC
| fetad^ll
'T f t
‘n.T r
kJg
Ol'tM
n x j j tiU
SJj
lan d another man.
., ‘datretir* ram* fre
Sty yntrrday aftar
r»rr»nt for Hlgglml
U na Bench n w nm
to hairs In'
I policemen. Its was I
HPT*!, far
J oae-half.
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K w t Bast
reS*
118 Magnolia AvMu
405 Sanford AVMM
FANCY
BLUE
ROSE
FBaron, Vktim
prleas far fro*
opportunity H
OCTAGON
Theae prlcei effecthre I$rls
day, May 22 through Hum*
6 lb s :
M n S t .M u u m , K n M
"Lomr’a Neat b *
to
f * t Boast \m Tomato.Banes
MUsd PkkUa . ;
• . • Ballad Potatoes I
*.
Bar
Q t Jar
ill < I
■ a i.A L ' 1*
jW bn tbs arank.'tidy
f'ih e woods' ftr asrtral
Hid wem Joined this moWtW flcer Ordy and ChUf
■Ter *
i •
a ’’
do pallet errlred Bara thtt
r:aUo. and taok'tht y*WS
Bbaffhr had kymtad. iM b
1 He gaVe Ms. Dame as B.
Ifc,' of: Okeec hobos.
Re#dy,Fof
SHRIMP
fA filX
mN ;sM
ha made deiUieut
•**-M Md •*•**»-
, . WaHCJlut
n
itI And Sea
GROCERttiSI
IF IT ISN'T T h e b e s t p o r k
j in w t
*nd It’s from Alachua County.
q tiA u rr
POUND
a**;1
GOLDEN’
taUbktg thafoaa.wko threat
• * m r * t * m M t tha-chant of
p N f ! Nt^thae, beer-haren a»d
yoamupM whiskey opera tar.
• “Air, A t y it,
the racketeer
AaMU* dataaUras as ha. Up to
T O J t p t h o s p i t a l , aOriously
,ws<WbC~'<Tgu know ma. T ain’t
fNSTTTin
»w fha M k ’ a tn ith
andicara OfsUwrdla.tbws la'a drUgla Und
' wrapped up ta thae*
ITOW
Cornor {Peas}Jy
zzzn ; i p m
BatpoliOs af two atataa nerar-
B kaa are net,' af course, dithe* Slkle, t table*pooni of finals tha^aa want to work. In Union
*U he sfferad to,company whose qineod lean bast aad nta twice
V. A they detained Andrew
U|te« araoakoovn, hot thay may through’
Abbey
tbo. feod chopper..
M y»r*Ma. proprinter of
inrougn ,taa
chopper., A M
ana small baton, grated, a difh
af ground mare, ahaWlitti teal
•poos o f aalt. Two,or three muihtmtgu* and' kidney stow. Lsmb rarraa p o M wMfcths thrar, bpkidneys era,anperod for cooking eaa and bam .tn add to the finNr b e b t f r y f t laagthwtaa
lata
■ S h e l F l f li im 't h # thin. mem
brane which' o r tr a them if the lag dith* which hka .bpsn wall
. batch* has not dome so;
this oiled. Bake In a alow, seen fw
should coma off eatlly la ana about aM boar. This mey >* sliced
place. Take all Ibmb kidneys and as a Ash In Jtaalf #r .goad fas
- sank them'for mm hour In Ipka is ildwWWti
. V,».'
' A badly MlWcted dl.h la calCo
heart, a mdat of Aim and tsnder
bald‘.water wbteh U brought alow. tartar* and rreallant flaeor. The
lyHs the badUng' point.
■
, heart 'ah raid .ha laipkadln warm
UThrow away ttb water aad.re- water far one hoar, changing the
plPfa With 4Mm capfuls of.raid wa*ne H c e daring the yeaasaa.
M fe -' '.this eiewlp * tg a Oat Its raatrklea away ta leave
M l.'a kps it and add two madlmp opening* la Urn center FBI these
aired eataw. allctd.’ apd g li aliens •paean with M y standard droaalag
aad pin astragal .trip* ,of .bacon
on the beam with,.,h»>thplcki.
Uee one and oae-hatf cupfuls af
Lb.Bag2 5 c -!2 L b .B a g d S c .2 4 t b .
*
uAMmAaq^am^Bmma.. ■A1 m*Lmm±mALmrnM
4fp> * *
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PETMILK
i.'M -P O U riii.iirti
o ic e W e s te r n V e
tlU a S t'(b o n a out) L
H-403 Saitford Are.
PboitA
28
cfe
irttf touts
Iders (whole lean) Lb.
a
VELVO COFFEE
v
r s tta s fr a & tg
BIG SAVINGS ON q t
r*V
AT PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE/
Corner 4th. St, & Sanford Ave.
,..
d.’t
4 it at* a r
yi
(TALL CAN0 ir $
MALTPer Can 47/
FOR SATURDAY
PER HEAD
mom?
3b3 8P
iiu il-. u l *jL ’e. m r
5 POUNDS
Old-ftihlooed cooklei tot oldJuhtoaed
So deUdota you want to e*t oa Intbk
3 N o, 2 Can»
PICKLES
ttnea for dcMett. Very niotc M f way I
MILK FED
Pound
f SJ* 1»V
�| few Imiv# NitfTtld
handed. It aoern, thhUhtwTan
£ Of flab are wellJag for tho
•k and twit, add atpodiBg Is
la tree df baa* and hroam. Tho
sjUhor and tha stage of tbg -gg.
W. scam to h m r smMpal to
uU thU on Meal tlme ter coteh-
sdfflQ* oi uiooftanoif, oi .ijn
Ish iHn flow Into tin 'god.
which ip worn today will do
brave American who werifie
for the eupport
disabled -veterans sw iU elr M l -
KELLY LOTTA MILES TT
Thirteen years ago we thought » gnat^itol of our ■ "Sh* hat peered the \ r M%
Hen, whether abroad fIfhtiny in the front. lino tranche*, l>r. Chauth," sold tha, tefotvml
the largest
in etntoqm«ntg<m,this,ride training for the fight to 11Thinfeii ’the ’hbli.' Prim $fce.' ala,
n poeada—fhf
te: We cannot afford to forget them now.
Uon»] Broadcasting a claim that
Buy a poppy tomorrow. Whether you glee ten cent* mere than 600 fitter* had wtuie
or one dollar, your contribution will help a worthy cause. Inquiring ‘a* to RubyV condition
io ^ a o n c M
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Flpq-ida—Summer Resort
For aeveral years Florida haa been known aa the moat
tlar and delightful winter reeort In America. It haa he
ft the playground of the rich, and a vacation Center for
that4great middle data which finda time to reat from the
year's labors during winter months. As a summer resort
norida has not been so popular, but there is no apparent
reason why It should not b e ., .
.
....
“Florida's appeal to the public aa a year around r»>
is Ming more appreciated each succeeding year as its
IglQ't, 'V i'.V sort
Ideal conditions are becoming known as ah all season place
from MM] reptilian of habitation." nays the Mount Dora Topic. "Its attractions
lit toll—
ae a summer resort rival any'In the land. Hsra no torrid
pert thsaaT Or da hast causes prostrations as the winds from the Gulf, the
Atlantia add over, thousands of lakes create a delightful
S js t t m t M h s t tha
tem perature.
broadcast announcing “her" 'Ill
ness". AUo fear floral plow* ta
bo delivered to the imagiitery
loopltaL
0*r»r of the Waldorf. I* the
most famous of thorn 411. and he
baa stock tightly to the Walddtf
daring th# two.year hiatus white
1 .7 5
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30x3 Vi Bwckeye tires 54-34 •
Libera] i l m e d ee «U ib w
IS Plate Guaranteed Battery fg.SS.ci
SAN JUAN SERVICE
bushr'atvsa that A»nJ<
YOU
*
"During the put few years a number of convention*
have been held In Florida, through whose delegatee-. th«
selected
the year, are offering inducements to tourists indow rate
£“StS
s is S r t S K f lU E th“ * f * * *
"Quite a number of Vtrge hotels are to remain open all
the year and seashore and lake resorts have been greatly
improved.- Our good roads make delightful a tour of the
atata by short time vacationists, and- the beauties of our
seml.tropical scenery produce a charming impression upon
the ever Increasing visitors to this land of health, pleasure,
recreation and enjoyment,
,
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..V. jfv
"Ftoddn^will -soon be known to. to ernftt* attractive
Urn, Gaatsud Him vjyrg de|lmr
txctpt carter. It wed to be Sett
of hi* duties to taste ths carter
daily at Um Carlton la l o ad*a,
whers e group of blsod* with
dollrsta pate too *profassod la ho
nauseated should the f t l l f V l '
have, the slightest WUor iM r -
For tha first Urns In any body's
BEjXHAT /♦DARK
hHhough
OIL ANDO HRNTINEL
atuio,
1
1N G
pieces end
i.tirnc on th^road. I f . th<
Washington’ You
trust "Osr Ruth" to
• damotroy woe over moved by son-
mote la going to ]* our dut. novT What I. the taP b i d W * podlsnt thing to do. a n d w h a tls
»« poUted m l tho thing to-do If wo follow tho
•M iL E
rowing the local boagtea end pet
ting It on for n weak at n limo.
This te too bod. because I should
hate to hart the famous dramatic
(Htldapi forgotten; , "The dogs
wire good and dostrvsd hotter
support,"
Ono rocslls tho confuslo* which
resulted In March rrbtn tha d»mo*
erotic natlonsl commltteo listened
to Chairmen TUskob’s addroas call
ing for "revision" of tho prohi
tk a .g g b o ra.tod. bition lavs.
i X •A- |*. ‘ *
At that tima Jamas II. O n ,
yvelhoKooducky throe times gon m or of Ohio, perty nominee In IMS wso quoted as
’•'"’H .fW t
"In IBM Bryan's afwsch at tho
Chicago convention brought aboot
HU nonilnallon. Can a spaas*
make a proaldsnttal nominee agate
—m pottelly ■ speech dsUvordf
mart than a year before tlw net
b ^ M
father>-.1
ir car., v-
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icapfir^:ahcad*oHjthmr
, p ep p iest j o w
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PUlupyour la,
xm the countrysi
d i,iu ,p acc,m il
IS A0BE8
YO U R
M IL E
b r e a s tin g
lV'A ^ i c W n i r
y o u -v c
I&A
A FTER
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mm
Mao Jam 's a-
«
W
�*•
..
-grHT
ar» Entertain
Wedding Party
,‘rAJ*
th ISeektn' CJaai will
■fc at 10 e’deek at tha
f t A. Raynor on Lake
h Mrs. Susie Squires,
I, Bqolree, Mrs. W. D.
Mra. 1 . B. Crawford,
, Telford and Mre, O. J.
SI the church
railed business meeting will prered* the party at which time auc
tion and contract bridge will b*
Hate
—*
tu the key
ceremony pi
Pctsbnal^
Following the rehear.-*l laat
MIm AUata Whitehurst la tjaltnl/ht of the wedding party of
lag friaadt and relative* at Sparks
Ml*. DeaaJe Boyce and Rsbert and Adrle, Cm.
Utrle HutchUon, Mr. and Mr*.
• ■i
R. F. Cooper entertained In*
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Whltshuret
formally in their honor at their and daughter, Hairi, are ■pending
home on PmlmatUf Arens#. The tha tetaS-ahd In Gtcrgla.
largit wadding cake, topped with
a miniature deB bride and bride
Hte. John G. Leonard* wha ‘.Dili
groom, waa cut for faran ai gaeit Tuesday of Mri. Frank E.
■oon »• the goeeti arrived.
Jennlngg
El at her home in
In Ji
JaellaaitA ptofo»len of aprlag llower*. TIB*.
Including gladioli and roeee, waa
arranged aboot, the roema where
Mrs. Margaret Zemnnar ,e f
Uw gaesta were received. Lhte in Bayonne, N. J , and Mra.* ffe d
the evening an Ire count waa Dorner motored to Orlande yester
(erred by the Soil***. Those In day far tha afternoon. .
vited to he with Mln Boyce and
„
___
Mr. HutchUon were: Mr.\
and
Mr*. Hums Humph, , and tyro
Mre. W. Ceuthen Hutchison, Ur. children, of Miami, are the geests
«nd Mys. J. C. Hutchison, Mr. far a short time of H n . 0 . J.
and Mr*. E. C. Harper, Mr. and Rumph at her home on South SanMrs. G. It Sims, Mrs. Beeaie
HutchUon, Mr. and Mra. R. W.
Ware, Mr. and Mra, Carroll
Mr. and Mra. .Clamnon Gardner
Ygnwr, Mr; and Mrs. W. P. and children, of RUsImntbe, ifpfnt
Brooks. Jr.. Mrs. R. U Glenn. last Sunday here with Mr. and
irs Adel* Rios*. MUa Lareaa Mrs. R. T, Warren at Uielr homa,
anktin, MUa Be** I* Prescott, lCOO Perk Avenue.
MUa Anna Bdla Dyson, Henry
HutchUon, and P. C MeKnlght
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Tatum and
'“ 1
i'| daughter, Eunice, and fdr. Mid
Mr*. John Leons rdy end MUs Mrs. Reynold, Thom** attended
Alyi Chetpenlng motored U Win the But* Fireman'* Convention at
ter Haven Wednesday where they Jacksonville Beach Wednesday.
were honor guests at a luncheon
given by Hr*. C. B. Taj to*. They
Dr, and Mrs. C. II. Jennings,
we:* also gussls o f the Ponce ds MUs Jus* Jennlngv Grace JenLeon Chapter D. A- H. for their nlngfg and John Hennings, of
meeting and tea,
Wheatla'nd, Iml., are the guests of
S
Mra. W. R/W riU and moth.r,
Mr*. Chestnut, and MUs Dell
Be* tunguard, all o f Adela, Gs^
hav* returned home after spend
ing several days here with Mr, ana
Ur*. P. N. *WhlUhunt and Miss
Allur* Whitehurst at their horns
on East Beventh Street
Fred Derner, Paul
M o ld .
Oeorige Balmre, G. H. Brown and
R. G, Hickson will return Sander
from Tallahassei*; sad New Or
leans, La., where they hlee been
•prhdlng severel day* on bustness.
Vtftihla end North Carolina wktn
Utey pU* to (pond »k n * Hire#
W ito . At lbs end of that tine
tkry 'wtU ta at home, to thalr
fricnif* at 418 Gnmdvaw Avenue.
Jtnr >tm t;.
• ,
*.
Mr*. IfnltM ion I* the aUter *1
dEi rVuanoo nt fkla t!<V
Hr* morning ct lo o'clich
First Bapt’ st laurel, whet
Bowie Boyce became the b—
Rahart- Uliir Hutch lien. Th*
ceremony wo* performed bp the
Rev. V . P. Brook*, Jr. aad the
Bar, Carr ill Vainer in the peak*
erww o f a U r* group of {Hand* ■ad retail re* of Ike couple,
'
Large baskets.of Rladloti, aaap
dragon*. shtata <lu *te> and ! • *
ware ananted nboat the eboteh
farm'wg a aultablc netting f i r tha
ceremony. Bcfme jhe uiimMp*
Mtoa Anna Belle Dyson played; tJt ' ,jr
■At Dawning", and afterwarda 'anther I
aceempanied Mr*. R. F. Cooper m f|vo Jr, r
<h# rang, -I Love You Trnly.V
The bridal party entered a* Him
Dyasn played Uhengrin** Wed-,'
ding Marrh, and left the chutth
When the played Mcndsllsohn'a re*
cessions I.
1 , V ’*Ju
Ushering the gue«tt to th#>
plarei were MUa Betaie PreeeeU,
MUt Prescott wore an enstmkia
of low beige fUt crepe and a
shoulder corsage of pink ro*es and
vslUy 1111**, wh’l* MU* Franklin
waa attired In an ensemble of
lurquoU* blue rrepe with accesenrles In pink. Her corsage wak
aUo of pink roses and valley tlllce.
The bi’de cot*rot on the |tm
of her biolher-la.Uw, R. P.
Cooper, who gave her In mar■hut*. She w>* gowned in a dark
blue crepe drvat fashioned ‘ slpqg
*mpl* tinea and trimmed with
eggshell crepe. Her shoes, bat
and other accessories were In
navy blue. She carried a k r f *
shower bouquet of. bridal rosea,
letter lilts** and fern.
t "'t
Ths bride’s aUter, Mra. R. P.
Coiper, wore for the occasion. *
yellow shantung dress trimmed
with lace, liar accessories wdr# In
brier.
f
,t- -j v ■
Immediately alter the ceremony
the rouple left in their car fog
w M W V . R.IPort
preitnud
with m Htlr of aork* for held ng
M-kid hl|h acore amont the
men.
Gladtail and Easier lilirvw tit
arranged In prolurioa about thn
roQtna where tie gutiti Were cntcrtalned. The talllce were de-j
rignsd aa mnla'ura fans. Re
freehmenU caaaUllog of a aalad
toaiaa and tea were rareed bp the
hostesses. Thoae invited
were:
Ur. and Mri. Floyd HtRao, Ur.
and lira. Vleltr Green, Mr.* and
Hr*. W. R- Wright, Ur. and Urn.
George A, M affit', Urn. Gertrud*
Gilbert, the. Ml**** Ellen Telford.
Uary Helen Hone, Giace JcnnIng*. June Jennln«* Trcssl* Mc
Rae and-Karl Doisey, Jahn Jsnn'ngs and Ted Range.
Miss Iriii Telford lit
Honored With Party
nooncing the wedding date of
Jam 10. m t ; ' f i I ’ > * }
The ft ft* from the gtieaU were
plated U« a -Pot of O c W h lr ros
■Ida of the dining loom. Cake,
ctoim and mints
were ■erred
lata In lha afternoon by the boat*
h i , assisted b j Mi*. E. 0. Tyler,
Mri. Don Garraway and MUa El
len Telford. The boats** wor an
aflrrnotn goan of floral chiffon
while MUs Telford waa attire 1 In
green chiffon trimmed with er*»m
min red lare.
,
.A * the guest* departed little
Mha* Mnrth* Telford »ang, "I
Love You Truly." Thoae preient
wrie: MU* IrU Telford, honor
rue*t. M m O. D. Farrell, Mr*. J.
B. Crawford, Mr». J. E Courier,
Mr*. E. D. Tyler, Mre, Joder
Cameron, lire. S. J. Nix, Mr*.
Hurry Watt, Mi*. Clara Runyon.
Mt*. J. O. Amin, M m C. A. Ad
am*. Mr*., J. M. Move, Mra. J.
O. Andc*/Jr,, Mra. M. E. Moya,
Mra, J. K. Terwllleger. Mra. J. R.
Forte*t. Mra. S. S. Telford, Mra.
Mollle Canaway, Mra. Emma DaBote, Mra. Don Conaway, 'Mra.
Ed Carraway, Ml*e Thereto Lanrraf, Ml** Ellen Telford, Mlaa
Mallde Cerrawav, m t Mra. M. E.
Rutaell. of Orlando,
Poppy Day Program
To Bo Held At School
In commemoration of Poppy
Day which will be observe,1 to
morrow, a program waa given
yesterday morning In the Semi
nole High School aadltorlum dur
ing the chapel* exercise period.
The numbers aa presented fol
low:
I. Kong, "Amerir* the Beau
tiful", School.
S. Scripture and prayer,
!l. The Significance of the Pop
py, Georgian* Zetterlund.
4. "In Flanrter’a Held*" and
"Answer to 'In FUndar'a FUlda*",
ismu, u * . wno ere vmi-ng in*
fom*ei'« M»tey, M n. George A,
Maffrtt. The kanor guests received
a nitrite yellow cooU* Jar and
a teapot a* mementoes of the oc.
»h*lo(i. ■
After *ever* I pipgretrion* of
bridge high icofg prise among the
warned,* a ga*4t towel, went tu
Mis. Vf.'R. Fori While Floyd McJ
Rae wav given a s'Ik tie for hav
in g Ugh store among the men.
MIm flmr* Jennings had second
high rrorr among the women awl
a H. Smith,. Mia. Manta 8pe
ccr and Mr*. J. C Beoeon, ,
i rryii m nUtlvea ' from lhaKAasa
ran Legion Auxiliary; man In V
tendance. Mr. McKay thanked t
1*4lea , kt lha eeoelnale*. arf
program fer their Intdteat
lonperatian with the yregr
stetson Will Stage
Pinal Dance Tonti
Orlando highway ryfll be tha I
of on* of the Urgeit dancoi
held there when v m* 1M aim
of Stetson University at D*
will stag* their annul "Parti
Dance" tonight,, aa one o f j
final events on the aerial calea
of their ycheol, year.
,
The dance lg open to the pal
ferd dsnrevs- will be among
present. Ii begins a t ItM a*
and rent ones until liSO- o'
' afsArV 8y neopat ora, the
Trianon Danre Band, will
Uio music.
PONTIAC, Mich. May » - (
—Two men held up ala tsller
the Pontiac Commercial aad I
Inga Bank today and aaeapad i
tlffiOO. Ths tsIUra w en form
He on the floor during tha hot
THE T A B tr SHOP
Board-45 per wash.
(WUh Baam f t )
FarnUhed spartmauU
lahed Eaaaia- B l f ^
Opposite Ceart Hssmt
...
Sanford
MnS.O.ChlM Jr. Has
Party For Her Club
Entertaining vftr tha memherv
o f tha Mrrry-Oa-Boend Club- and
« f*W other gu*4U, Mr., B O.
Chase, J r, w»k hasteas at abridge
Mtrty given ' cn Wedasadny after-
T M E N T •
212—East First S t—214
Phono 128
Celebrate National Ce-eidj'
, '
<M ay
24tb
to
2M
And Style Up tor Docoration D ay
by shopping where Low Price and High
Qualityggpibinel
eg inning Sundsy and continuing 'throughout the\
week— Nationallyfamous Co-edyouthfulfashions will
W U n 't S m m rm tff
Neckwear
following: Mrs* W. • Caulhrn
Hutchison. Mr*. W, A. Ad*™.,
Mr*. A. F, HasaCd, of Augesta,
G t . Mra. Moure* B. Hatton, Mrs.
Jsba L. Gallouay,. Mrs. Roy llolW , Mr*. Horn* Rumph, of MUml,
make their season ys debut. Every smart miss andyouthful
woman is invited to come and marvel at the rans*
if Stvbigtl
Authentic Models which are the' accepted choice*of
the gay young Fashionables fbr all Summer Occasions]
W o r a e n 'i R l Y o n
U n d e rw e a r
uf Mrs. Ms
s fabric*- V oe'« wws
bills lav (Its dui r a t e
Vrm, bloomers, ' '
. .
smartly tsilarad;.a- «, # *datorv
*•
»»»■♦<*■ CaA aad practical
•as chlaU vary daeontU*. 11/
M inctwt wld*.
Popular d'Orsay type . . •
i q i a y t and comfortable.
Black, rad *r Use. Padded
l
flUM.rr
Batiste Gown*
i
J? -
�tfriv'"**
Under S c r u t i n y
Xppnrml b; n n ,r . ,
111
(dontlnund rroii P»*« On*)
With nptndlturao awtUad by
«**»». and m w » n
d# rortd H**w lb* normal po-nt
r "fcalttento aa « balaaend bod-
« « l d * o r«e U d tot*'
Ma *k « M
- To Mim
pWl. ermN
•Tiry^.ayyryrla
u k .* r S
moot to lira w itb l/IU Iproma and
•f w A lpt *)» pro*# maltao that
(I (hay dM>*» 4a aapilod tho nortic** W |W i m n n n i they
bum* daorUably loah'tr taw*nrtd
roatribatlono la 4ha form of l*«*#• If . ^ |>
Speer Ke t nr na
A ll* r Effort To
Gat “Yet” Home
I'41*»H
•Kb orfrd 'bat tho fax ayrUm
bo adjortrd *o than would bo no
front T«rlallon batworil yorrmtayat roootyta bad onpondHnrm,
M * v t i tho troMftry war radrar
M ag t« find thr on*war.
lOrprronor Jon*., cblaf of tho
tlZ f d S i IntorteMrt
Cottar bad oral him after tho eonontiroly noo-commttaL
Hi an otiU a / tho opinion I war
when I loft bora/ Mr. Spoor raid.
“ I fori that wo bar* aa good b
rhanro bora at any city In ‘flortda. Mr. Spoor alto arid that ha
ondontoad that thrro wort bat
two Florida dolocatiani at Waablacten. ona from Miami, tha nthac
assipp
dMrfpu
a raid ha laaraad tha gyp*
namr froai Crawford a
Imo ^ofcao ibo UNIafa,
rtord rpfom d to him aa
,* w ' MunU teaftflaC
Iter, faekrodrIUr,
n.ldrrhUun of P*»May ». tm ard tho
w is *
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—Iiroy Shilling*, poller Mid, boat
fll Radkra t*itlp*ony, ter* ehllMra to «*aUi with a ham'.'•drM»*>i:rfi.borr, had mra tedap.wad U)arod hk wilt
■o badly that It Ir ftarad rhr will
dir. SkRtlay* later aorrrad tbr ar
tery In bit wrirl. In what li'd o - •rr.bod ia M r <ylni atetamant
Ihrollr*. |9nr war that thr Ur*., Skilling. Mid . her hatband
iWg rrrulUd from ronflleU
E S ts s s s w r a s
U M * • pnU ldf V
m odllar had written In an oil*
I la hU mngaalpr "Tbr CrUie
fitter," that on» b a m rin ona
di ataff would rnanlt In thr
inn of a ho* by antboritloa.
lading namar, haunt* and bahi| at) thoor “ InUrrrtrd In ModUm 'n o r t h '.* Mm
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All ll t N suits charted slander
In iU tw »w U asvertedly m»d«
during the general tonfrrtnra of
H ^atona* JiaM here l*.t May,
ragRNlag attJelllN durlag U)a
1IN prWMitlkl rampalin.
.The Milt against Colt comylAjMtl specifically of rrmoika al
legedly atoda (a aa edltwlal apptorlag Nay. n . m o , in Uia
Trxto CfcrUUan Advocate. pub
lished by Orta *od*r super* Wo*
af tto Methodlit Kplicopal thureh,
aouib. Soillh alleged th« editorial
contained falsa and malicious
TALK IT
Criticizes ^Harmful
Optimism Of Pres
idential Cabinet**
WESTWAKD
|IO,
Enaland,
May t2 ^ .(A P l—Erie Smith, lit
tle known Roller from Camhridye
Unlrerally, today won the Brltlab
amateur R o l f ckamplonahtp defeatIhr John Deforest In the Gnala
one np. .
BALTIMORE. May 22—(AP)
—The -Harmful optlmltm of tha
cabinet’* In "the Iloorer panic"
and Republican U ilff policies
wen attacked hen lait night
■Section of ..Gulf Coastal highby Joaett Shoute, clialrman at
Why between Camp Walton and
the Democratic Natloaal. Execu
MirCrye rapidly neerlnt eomyletive committee.
“ I ehoutd like to (Ire the
floorer admlniitration and Ita
apokeanten credit for real pro*
b C O A l. NOTICES
gresa," aald Mr. Shoute, speaking
President Zamora (left), af Spain, talks it over with Colonel
over a radio hookup following a Francisco Mania, president o f . Catalonia. Tha topic? The newly
asUblished Bpsni-h constlftUflR. \ •;_______
^___ *
Schwab Sees Sigpoci
Of End To Prfegeni
Economic Setback
r j f , n f j n i a i L . r j a a rdFi
M 'j
no
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r j i i s s u n a ca t»a
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and, ncconj, that Inatrad of only
two or three million* of onemp l o y e d , ai wa* . penlotdmly
claimed over a period of many
montha, there are more than oil
million unemployed today.
I t fa proRreaa to have finally
an admission of basic facta, be
cause obviously until t^a facta
are admitted * there can be no
hope of correction."
On Mar. ft, 19.10, tald the
Democratic chairman, "the Presi
dent hlmarlf aent forth to the
American people ( moot- roaaaurInt prediction. Re aald that’ the
ptok (if unemployment had -al
ready been passed; that within a
rerlod of M days, .maklnR a
specific prediction, buolnea* would
he hack on an even keel and
steadily movlny fotwkfd.*
“The election nf Mayor Jackanti on May R over a Republican
opponent waa halted by Governor
Rltcble.
"A; Democratic majdrlty In Daltimer* ef appresimatel. BS.'XX)
thla aprlnR, fallowfnR a like
Democratic majority last fall,
aad hoth following a Urge Renabllcun majority In IMP, only
Men year* before, mean*, I be
lieve, that Baltimore la ilalermlned to Join tha rest o f the
rountry In puttlnt an end to
Republican mistake* and Munden
M p mlsBiAMRemaat In Waablatlam, and to entrust our halloas?
••fairs In tha Democratic parly In
IBR$.
Thy Democratic party, aald Mr.
fthouio, "la the only tnatrumenlallty through which there
ran he substantial bore of any
improvonient of conditions for
Ih* ordinary s t r u g f H n R eftIsrn of
IhU republic. Rut that at«*rtlon
doe* not mean that the Demo
cratic party, should not ba fair
to rapltal and to lat or alike.
"American builnaoo need not ha
afraid of a party that stand, for
jjn im j
needs to he very much afraid of
• potty that ataada for alagnalion. Amrrlran bo*Into* haa aeen
the result of lb* RepublUon tar
iff ihrovles, carried to llwlr
loglrai rcnclutlona fraan the polle* of prelrellon It has gone' In
NEW YORK, May 2 L -(A P > —
Charlra Schwab told Ihb A m o i l c a n
Iron and Steel Institute today that
t h e r e la reason to Mlave that li
quidation la abort over. S.-hnati In
rhairma of the llrthlehem Staal
Cciporat.m and president of lha
institute which held Ita eonj-aanual meeting here. "Thera has
bent mi murh talk about the fu
ture we have loat sight of tha •••
tent to which the deflation ha*
tone." hr •■Id. pointing to s the
lone decline In commodity, aeotri,ty. wholnnlp, and retail prtre*.
-There are man* ai|rna itlrilnR In
bur eronnmi? life. Tht rrty fact
that we (■cml thin aituatlon and
adjatled nuT-drPa lo it la prelimi
nary to l* tter llmra. to a favorable
upwnrJ trad Ion," One cf the moat
tnrouraglnf facta, he aald, waa
that lha rnuntry ha* mat thla deprraiiun "alth much leaa fear, |eai
dlalrr**, and much more oiyknlaed
(fitkllicrnfe than In any pretioua
period of haid llmea.”
Third Minister Is
Cited In Suit For
A l l e g e d Slander
No lle# la k a r f f c r f i r t * t h a t U
<1
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m o d * a p e l l r a t l o o fu r l i t f w 4
to
la au * In n B f f d e B e n w i t h l a w . S b I4
m t n r i r a l * e n i b r n c e t lk » t a l l o w l o t
it«Brili>i,|
ri.p rrlr
*i|u*i*d
In
(temlnnlB rn u ri t y . F l o r i d * . In. W it :
!« l tie Midwar,
T h a aa ld la n d . b f l a t U l w a r f a l
Ike d a le of Ik*
la a a a n c e of » a c k
. r r l l f l c a i . |n I k * k a m * ,,f
t*n .
known. T h ai U
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d a la d Ik * Ilk. d o r a t J u ly A
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m * p f f l r o a ad h a * m k d * k k p l l r w .
l in n f a r l a k d e e d i n laauk In a c ,
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rm h rate e in * fa lln w la d
dM rrlaed
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In
hrailnala
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fn.1* l i l A y t d M i d w a r .
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In
m r o f f l c * and haa m ad* a u a llc a .
l i n n f o r l i t 4* * d In ja *B * l a a a .
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H*mlnol»
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l* i l It* M i d a i r .
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d a l * o f I h * l * * n a i K * o f *u«h r * r .
l i f i m i * l a i h * n a m * n f I I K I U H I K I*
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• m l j h l . l b * SJnd. d a * n f M a y A.
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l > B l » l y , _F l o r i d a .
w ithin
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ES
WANTED—I « M » to
nl«h houao with . P
fenced l« chfekfat runs,
liana and foil Informatl
war, Apply “ B. A. C."
■W office.
I.fcKKLKR APARTMENTS. t i l l
Mkinolla Am. Three rdacaa and
bath. Plena M
.
V
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2 f — MlwctlUntoua Foe Bala
A PEW mod hartalm la ctetdda
furniture, rofh aa bade, rpetaye,
dreaaera, goa itoraa, ate, PhaM
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aye, 4th hnd Pina Sta.
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Classified Ads
POR SALE: Croiley Icyball rafrfy
ante, thtrle e demohatrafer, • ft
■ell at a Mtrlflce, Sad Juan QaPORT MYTHS—New tyutym M
Inatalled In Prather Dry ClMtttof
INtlRpeNtfTKCe AW AITS-ymi
under odr. adfa plan. Own. your
onn plantation. Ten yeaia t« pay.
No Inteteat chart aa. foot* aa rant.
Pgyabla monthly, $5.00 to $10.00.
roaltry, atrawberry .and cllru*
ranchea. Ilapplnear la youra '.to
harm. Own your haartVikalra. You
bava lontodfor juat auch It U, how
wlthla your troap. .(Many , new
tanebaa aold thla year W Sanford
aad olhera. Nan* occupkd and all
bappy. Now available, cmr chelctat
lanch. .CftMleUaR of about t 1-1
a .-ret, cleared, aet lo lary* producInr oranto tree*. Alao 40 orante
traea »«t oat In 192$. portly ahade,
land nullable for the three Itema.
We build you a 4 lo b ream bunRalow. Runnlnt water. Partly lanced.
Chicken houat, nut bulldlny, ete.
All for $1,000 with amall dtpoait
and 10 yrara to pay. A card will
hrlnt you full Information and our
car will be pleaaed to ehow you
aame. I*. O. Hot 1&2H, SaaforJ,
Ha.
TARPON SPBINOS—Curb ' «
Katie Street belnR moved to vnaM
way for repavlat of thoroufhfk)*>
$0— Ifoudan F o r Bale
REAL BARQAIN. NortKorw mad
who ran no loagvr ratnalo south
Must he aold thla prlea, $1800 ti
aold within 10 daya. Value $$5#
to $4000. ConviatlaR of I ranato
porcelain bath. Largt antlfafa
al»»* poichas. Und
attachai
cleared, aet out, t o .wondertol foli
age, fruit, etc. Esraptinaal opppptunlty for one hero. Caa' ba
chased for $500 cook, balance
several years If dsalred. Don’t
thla rare chance. Owner direct
ling. Ad-lreaa P. 0. Bog 1521,
ford, Fla.
HAVB YOUR- "wAltTII fepilraii
by one who really know* howl
RrlRRa, Jrwelfr, May. Ave.
Dr. W. E. MorDOUGALU CHI
ROPRACTOR, lo now loratod at
aitTU-a u r A hP ltrtM aa fish hit rooidonco In Flmal Heights,
t * A rio sto t i a n t m j e m o v
8. Sanford. Phono IM-M.
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HUDSON SEDAN, flno eondlUon
$250.00, 1930 modal A Pqto
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PROMPT
dallearloa.
I'hone lot.
BUILDING BLOCKS—Irrigation
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AN INDEPENDENTi DAII.Y NEWSPAPER
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SANEORI). FLORIDA, THURSDAY. MAY 31. 1931________ _______
Member AaaodaUd P r w
PUBLIC WORKS
SEEN AS ONLY
HOPE OFLABOWl
At
The
Capitol
BANKERS HEIR
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LIQUORCRAZED
MAN KILLS HIS
WIFE, 2 SONS1
iHOUSE PASSES
BETTING B U I
BY BIG1MARGIN
Terrifies His Other
I Children And Three i
; • Adults As He Talks
OfFiringUponThem l
Senate Anyroves Tax
Upon Corporations;
Carl ton Signs Bill
Affecting? Schools*
FAIREST RATHER
Minnesota, Dakotas*
Utah Shiver AsCalr
ifornia Swelters In
Terrific Heat Wave
LaFollette D ec lares
Nation Faces Third
• Y e a r Of Idleness
With Dire Results
Br CEOROB M lR O R t
EXTREMES Of
N l’MHBR 211
F it. Cent* A Copy
HURT BY THIEVES
MEDFORD, W i»„ May it *
TALLAHASSEE, May 21.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 31—
( A P I —Joseph FU-l«chniann,
35,1
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MlnneooU lownv
i shot ami killed IvL wife and two
1 rofuacd 20 to 17 to nvoitnitler
nml Fargo. N. D- D e o r c n .jM ''
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i it- appruval—uC—u propoamllaigan. Utah, played nr s h lvety i
hell hla t » „ .lau*ht«rs,-»u*>Uivc.
In the vnnvr o r in- «oh-f iViwiag;
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tcmpeiatuie*. most of CaH(hraW[ ^ ^ j.
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the of terror while he talked ln.es|,r |ton «-a,|„^ Lelr* |( ,oun- exompt bompatenila
front
pcrapirrl In * heat
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,e"or ami vbarge d'affaires of atnto nml i-minty taxation.
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j|M 1<rn chosen ' Tha three adult*. , oe a Catholic
|, Cati«n of Kl Sa!vnt->r in
that trusted the highland, l i v i n g |l|hrrn
,-,lif„ rBi . v
pretlicil •ptlesL escape,! from the Flclsch-; Washington, D. t'. He was ser' The bill wuulil rcqnirn rut if i14 Inches o f .now on J J k rt, ^
,,,
lt|lllliphin.
over mam, farm home •mM n hur«t . |(tu«ly hin t *h#n hr surprised cHtimi bv voters before btPeak in tnlorado, were **M by
.
V
of bullet*. They ,AUn| v f t k t n ihic\r« In the act r f rcinnving , enming it law. The Senate or*
weather
bureau
official*
hero
lev.
'
Gecrge F. linker. Jr.. *on of
who arrested FIris.hit nnti btfforr *7 «*•,«*« «»f li«|u r from the Irga* «|,rci It rent to the Home uml tha
the famous financier who died
he hnroied the other t'ltIMrvn.
ttoil. Hr |s rcsMvcrinir.
House |w*srd it. The Senate apthe rnrrtlng clause, ami on that
Speaking as rhalrman of the un recently, and who inherited some. srrrchtng winds that blew
K'eis* hmann was a butter mak
pruvnl a mrature for a graduatad
t»ta, 3? member* voted againat employment and Industrial stahlll- glW.OOO.OOO under tha term! of California.
er. At the creamery he he .vine
■the Mil, and for tho amendment. satlon rnmm'ttee iilrctrd *t a re hi* nnle*l father's will, lie also
Scores of fires in limber, brush
tn\ on corporalliMi*. An ,-stlmataJ
iiaind by- liipmr. Ilffi.-er* lid
cent prwgiesslve ronfeicnce, the wa* named exc.ulor of the will.land g i**« were ir ported over
lerenue of fi.iNNi.iHki yearly
Is
that he had been confimil t an
------------------------ I California. Heavy damage waa
- _ _ _ n>)lum twice for ahoholic In*,
Mr*. Fuller, the lady from tviscnnalii He public si* ba«ed hi*
dtp< Inl fjom the coi|Miraliou taa.
Oiange, made the mast itlrring cr.nrlutlon* nn a preliminary report
ranily.
,
The Hlusc finaner taxation comappeal for opposition to tha bill. by l)r. bailor I.uliin. chairman of
After killing his wife an I hi*
mlllre. reporteil unfavoiably tlm
ngr
wan
fBtimitrtl
In
tidal
a
(
In' a very sell delivered address the conference subcommittee on
two younget suns, Fleis.'buiann
llilburn hill |>a*sed by the Scnata
of soma I t minutes,
nnemployment. “ The federal gov
telephoiiel
Anion
Kttiiniec a
for a two cents „ gallun state t lernment alone ran meet the wide
neighlxir. who «s< fnree I lo tele
rly, t»g on gasoline which would
perature of bit degrees Tuesday to j
|>|j|y B e t w e e n ( l O V - phone Father Gregory
Repreptnlillve Jim L e a 'o f spread distress whirh the report
Router
In- in addition to tlm present six
Highlands rcunty offered
an reveal*."
II iiU t to mine to the
rent* tax. Thr House approved a
laFollette said "A t the present
amendment, and talked In favor at
bill tu require payment of all de
------ .
.weather burvau forecasted still*
I • It for about M or 40 minutes, and rate of Industrial revival the num
Thr Ihlct! wero forced to view
linquent per*, nal property tax**
ber
of
unemployed
to
be
provide!
M
r
n
.
N
i
v
o
n
N
i
r
d
l
i
n
i
r
e
r
'cooler
weather
ahead.
WAb'IIIMlTON,
May
'Jl
-(A
P
I
as far a* I ran determine, ha' has
while
Fleisrhmnnn
before an occupational license Is
lT ir S .lN I.X U II l N i r t l l l i l K r i
T. k|nf
„f
, T.rr. ,.An 1 1 ...t prog.an. fur the the bodies
for
the
coming
winter
bid*
fair
not said anything yat. On the vote
Issued and received a bill pro|H>*'
them. Finally tlm trio
,
Acquitted i n r r e n t n Rrn.y which Included a serloua Improvement iif government, husl- threaleml
million,
to adopt bt* amendment, hla wot to remsln rlo«e to ala
11,si nod^lrisc hmann opened lire
WASHINGTON, May ill— (A l'i init a tax on xoft drinks of unw
trial
lull*
found
by
the
ren«u*
bureau
In
its
C o u r t I n 1 0 M i n u t e s I water shortage. ISov. James Itolph.ne^s snd ‘..leinational
> the only one In favor o f It.
The m tlir or partial noanion- eenii for ench flvk- irnt* ntall
w.i# aiilnnitlcd ye.tcr- en them. FlrDrhmanil wa* capenumeration last January. Hr said
lured later in the woods.
ment. of f* I military posts was (.pi ice on Imlllrd drinks and 7a
nationul
tt-io
ml
inn
of
..
Ivlse way* «,f HH-eling the ait— llUv
, III til
,
It rrmalns fir the* Governor to the report showed little nr nn evi
•••
piii|><i>el yestertl*)
by Gcm-ial cent, n j-allon <n fountain syrup.
NICK. France, May Jl — t At J— |(j n Th(, ranimit(t-,< yesterday! mutual .uving* hsnks o y Julius
sign the bill, and then It wilt he dence that the rtmalnder of the
Q l- J —t
r x )„ 1 K
DoukIh, MacArthur, anuy rhiel
Governor Cniltnn signed a hill
year
would
bring
sufficient
Im
A
Kronen
jury
irnUlr.il
only
"Nordcird
'J-'dK
I
state
highway
ami
II.
Home,,
ihwiriown
of
the
hoard
» law. (It U rumored that he will
o i l 11) H
U lie r
i t I I S of -tuff, in line with I'lrsideiil prnvillng for the distilbullon of
provement.
”
traffic
patrolmen
to
eu-ot'crnta
I
of
tln,i
hainli
r
of
•
ommo.ee
1
1
ihe
minutes
last
evening
tu
bnpilt
not sign It. but allow It to become
A k s i l l l llmivri's economy program.
school fund* to county school «ysReport* for April to the labor Miw. Charlotte Nash N i x o n - with federal and liwal agellMes Unilid Side*.
. W ill* I I «
a law without hla slgnatuia.) Of
Mcniiubile, postuffice depart-' Inn* on » teacher unit t-nsl* of
department showed spring road Ninlllngi r. firm er St. I.nui.* li-au fighting Ihe fire*. The iiimmitlec | Harm- xiught to outline ieani TT I I J f i t , l l H U c V I H I l I l
eoorse, referendum* will (ban
R n u l ‘ "lent off|.ial* were invited by Ilikjn.OU per unit of ene trochrr
construction absorbing tho*isanli ly runloit w liner of the »la‘» iiij ol wa, authorizril to use the nation-1 W"? Iwtw.-ei, the govcrnmviil onl C |,||44||n (y ( I f
have to be held lo any county do*
U l U lllllljy
bJI
|*m.,
Hoover lo csntei williivi,| JIO pupils- Another regulating
nl guard if needed.
ilmluatr). lie said III, iroomnioinlar f unimployrd although curtailed her husband Iasi Mar h.
tiring In hold racing meets.
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Mm ^thm LU npiilaa^ — «
* 1 Htr practice of barhrrlng and a
schedule* continued in many es
The
gnvrrmir
drolaro.1
the
slate]Don,
"are'roundly
laisid
for
the
The Jury uphrld the young will
MOIIII.F, Ain. May ill.—t A l'l week-end o^pdsslbie saving*- The third restricted the publication of
wa,
faced
m
h
a.^'gcnuirjglKov.rnmenl's
eontrlhuli
n
In
the
tablishments.
os'* contention Ihai »*e rhnt
In order not t» hold tho reader
Failure t * rece ve nil the money i w**r
Interior -dspattinentsj legal notlcea to newspaper, with
Meanwhile, the metal trades de
emergency"
— — D. »evure stsbiluat *.n ami
In tuspeme any longer, I will toil partmenl of the American fedarw- her liuabond. F itil (». Nikon rtep. are taken lo prevent It. the reroyeiy from this depression.
In- >sil wa* promised him for hnve liet-n studied in pirviuns nl least imt year runt minus pub*
Ntrdlmgrr,
wrallh,
Phllaililphiy
licatlon tcconl.
.
,
■you how Mg. Hagan aa,| I voted.
Hose
Mu p h y '*'ek-rnd*.
(Cnntlnuctl on P ig s Four) .' I Uwstir opera*.*r,
lli’efy his program suggecteil M-ntilli'g the
opera'- , in sclf-detense
self-del* n,r entire stale mav tie afire by the
TW bill ttgaUGng Th" na* of ,
* • Mr. Ilagan y«ted NO. sad I voted
I i.-mp rd him to write from I l*'e*tdeni Hoover ho|w. to rut
__Howing;
1niter he kp>l. atJJ^ked.-bvy tn » - middle of the iuoiiihiC
- n-gi*tMinti tn lilt It strict! -n* It.,,.,Ion*. Sonin, to ti e S.hncr t-n Verntliem expen.t* to u point psri-nluiui) betting mScliinu, uv
Jealous I roiuy.
' Southern California and Oro
which prcvcnl insuinnce compan \,socintioii In N'cw Y irk and of. i that will make a lax incicasc un- Fl-irida rarr t r u e bo, heavily
ller
trial
openeJ
yesterday'
gon
and
Wasiiinglon
appeared
to
T I I Several other measure* passed
ies from picturing In ptivute ,-ou- fr, tn rivr Inlnrmallon .. carding mcrosary lie cxprols * IIW.lhKl.- weighted with amrndmcuils. galmorning nml tha spaed of Ihe I have escaped the unusual brat.
P^M h# ilouts Wednesday, but none
Ir'rt* seem ty ngninst unemplny Hu- |n*a nl th * and nnulher ship, mm I I I ll.iU.IMM.IHMI raving next li.peil tu sn racy victmy in thu
July in arr ving at a veruicl set I Snow flurrie* weir retort-il in
year with uildillonnl reiluclioiir 11hum- yesterday.
of great Importance.
,
ment.
»lilp
inU-r,
Ihe Rocky
Itoeky Mounl.tn
Mountain region
legion nml
a tecord tor Hlvlrra tribunal-.|(h.
and
^
,(f |M Uw* .phnuld Sulv.nl,ir Marliner
Tin llouaa pn»*ed It, Wi to ;Ui,
later.
;
i-s
.1
Hied
In
Fedeial
t’
lurl
veiler
lmine«l nlely after It wn< roluiim.l In Minnesota and North Dakota.
In a memoriiii.lum lo Hirrotary and it will la- sent back to the
A number of tha taa measure*
seek advbe mill take rrcoinmenila- day.
re- Snow fell heavil,. in Denver yes*
j Mrs. Nixon Nirdllnger, w*<
IIin ley, ma le public by the wiir Senate for n.'ceplancc nr rejection
were Introduced today, and will
I
loo,
from
lies.,kill<d
nn
Itu‘The Spinanl'* levtlnuuiy, given
With the arrival in Saninrd of |vBm.h |rum the Jail who
she terday uflenn, n. diiven by a suhjro l. |hi lirulailv Hie capital
■Ii |hi tiiient, Geneial MacArthur. ,■( the amendments put In during
rente up for rousiderstlon Thurs
U the trial nf t'apt. .Inlin (i. Mur prn|ie*ed nliandinum-nt nf 24 fatals j nioro than three hours of xenaain rlh wind. Teitipelntores n* low
day s i soon a* wo dispoie r f the Ilrigadirr George V. Ca*ler nml! |,r.d been c mfined sinie thi d.iy
unip« pn»vi*ioii.
. p1v. Uvvtier nf the Itnce Murphy, and pnillnl almndunment « f -"•' imnal de'wte, Uut the Senate lx
ifi NhoVe trio u rir report-I in
wife, nf SI. I’rtrrsbuig,
Swlia-i,,,^
Flood Control District Bill, which
An rml l«» m iia IhHiiI
was enm luded laic ye«lerda>. uml nihers, the t'dnl valued nt I--. ! rx|iertri| tn concur In the llouiia
prosecuting atm m y. who Wyoming. *
la a Special Order for 10 o'clock. lion Armv nffie'al, here |nda> be-1
mnift of men noinlw*le»| to |f«%frn*
'he
. 0,111 preparcl In heal •>"'?'•*•, mm.iXH).
j change, and the bill probably will
gsn a 10-day tdrive to
organli
*-1
f
„
r
t0nvlc(lon
of
man
— ■ ii
•
i.
hi
i ---- —
— .....
mm
^
..
m
im-nt iNmln liy Ihr | i r « - i « .
A hulfi-rd. chief engineer nf 'he
o , , upled i-'Mp
imv|« cilesl hy tingen '
(Cuntinued on Page Six!
*a,
" m
The usual Third Home meeu
rldp, give hi* vlslnn nf lls *luk-|'m il im cinninalinn ....................
imltftlnl IV r 'tWednesday night. This la when the
—iue hi l"'ff
Kusii* and Hunt. Virginia.
. Bttirht.x tike the place uMh* rep
• amain Murphy nml Fulfo d
| Mm AiIhur said hl« roe[ irnnisntmn' .11 ie«|»".l to joining
rsaanlallvr*. and vie* varsa. I hava
weir mlli le l v llh Martini * fiif ; ,„nmend»tlon »s> "Influeneed hy j
2 S lT U llI
S o n s tin- wi ild nun I
been rhoaan a* Chief Reading welfare work he;e for another | „ui, |^.auty mnieat in I Hit. t.ibl H ( » r
n crowded tourtroom In halting
Kreiin-idi-iiilii-n of the anti- I 'o i.Urged srufliog sif Ihe vessel.' lrBs„n, uf military efficiency ax’
Clark. Mr. Hagan ax a stenogra year.
which Ihr ollrr alrtatl)
Im- v%, 11 u* ih** Homy.
laxal
Salration
Army
offirlaD
,
'
,
nml
*
met'me*
tearful
detml
the
MATTOON.
III.,
May
21.
lA
I’
)
'
<runt
Ihws,
pher. Wa eipact lo derive a great
riilrii il n |l«»i» of guilt/.
.S. vrn*l of Ihr/r poflta, thr yriihope
that
several
residents
of
this
alo
y
of
the
fatal
awcounler.
,\|rile
Johnson,
2A.year
..Id
lle-«uivey
of
Ihe
Imnking
law*.
deal of pleasure from the meeting,
city will voluntarily offer their
Muilinm ti-lifiril ihai hr not rial emIiI* «*rir of l**m|*<»»aiy ron*
So wide was Interest in He till.I
Arkall„ , m„un!alneer, yeslei.U)
U<*Mudv of rallr.m.l leg.Ulhm
which cppvcnc* at • P. M.
(('ontimir'l on Page Si * I
services n« member* of commit-, ani.ii.g Ihe Anglo European r',*'
nly hrl|M*U to <ink (hr Dorr Mur
ronlrssevl to k lling Ml*. « ',r „ e
(t'ontlnue.1 on l ave Four!
1.08 ANGK1.F.S, May 21. (AIM
tec* which w II rover every ae-tion cm, Hint it wa, pacaixary t . .oil
|ih>, hut hr >t( fin* lo Ihr « ratH
,„.r |v , Bl„ n||
---- —An unldenlfirj giinmnn late
Maser*. II. X. White and Frad R.
of the eity in the fund-raising nut iH.I.re reserve* to handle llo-l k()|)> u() B .,t,r |uad ,„.,r ......... . l l f j j y Q
bhip Northern l.lght.
i Mu *
\ 1 ( ip (| | lll
In
verterday shot *nd killed lli-rliert
Wilson were In tha city Tuesday
campaign, but, under thr super ri..w-i Only a few wrie aide t..
I'hy o r ir l, in (hr por of Mo(» Ir
Spencer, Imx Angrle, newspaper
r firing «hs- house In whirh O.ry 1
night ami Wednesday, appearing
ap lind slam,? in the small ehamuer. |jvr,|.
in IU1!7. Hr »aht rap ain Murphy
man anj former city editor of lli*
before tha Puprcma Court, and vision of Brigadier Ca*ler.
l>ai<l him ISJOTO for horiiini* IS '
confrrrlng with Mr. Hagan and ma pointment* will le made Jvsl as
F.vnn ttg Express, and verioudy
Bur ling into tears nt .vveral
||(. wandered into town yc*lrrNorthrra I ight an.f that hr rr
regarding some legislation remov so »n‘ as he i.n meet w ih various giointa.
Mi*.
Klxon-N rdlmget lUy mprninit( f<rr
Bm| Hnnl .
woundod Charles Crawf *rd, clly
member*
of
the
advisory
board
r
rim
l
$Udt*tl
of
a
promi.nl
ing aome of the present territory
detailed h .w on the n ir'l nl |.urnn| |r ,m ( j,r fire ’ uml *ur
pnlllieal liguro. Ih e , layer, esWAHHINUTHN, May 21- (AIM •a pei!
om tha city limit* df Sanford. and ascertain their feelings and Mnr II her husband, after nrcus- ,r „.|orvd tu n f.olitrman.
Un«l«‘r h«*
of Ibc Nn* f.r ihe Hus, Murphy .I n '. mil..,,
i rrommendat inns.
(Continuad on Page Four)
J -j kl||„| tlrt-rsi.** br said. • She I ona! C’l.nft M iiM- ».f m funlia*
rross-raamlnal'ori «>f Mari ne*, |i|vwlileitt Hoover, head of the , The slusdlng ofiU(nxl In I ' iJi WThe advisory
board re ently
Hava not haaa able to p *»» our
|„ (his country, and fnru s leal estate nflicv In Holly
asked me tn. It was the f.i.xl cold , liom ♦•iiftp ti I iiiit il»»' Lm | «u,l* wss lisslterl ft., a Him yiwterilay ’'u^j ,«r
Billa yat, but fa«l aura that voted that the sum of ItOOO wa*
for Ihe 'extimony nf A. \V Stahl.|
Mas Holn-r, of, Zurich, Wood.
blooded th rig I have eve. known." Ampiiflmcnl, n» ^ »!l «* !h*’
»w# can get them by
Thursday the minimum figure whirh wa*
lh«- .h- #•!»« •. u »•»«•• Ih.uinn ,• I.n.ksr of New ndvaiv,
A slenoarnpher loh( Jcttcllvia
iurilsinl. pirxldriit nf tho lnT 'ell. police said, he rove n roll nmimltler
night, and then they M l ha *lgn*d needed tv continue *m k in San
niivtiny will Iw hrM
G»«* * ity vvIn, liaii.lh-d Ihe p -liey ■•( I!*•• 11, , national Bed Cross ronimitlAs, ! the two mwi wrre rbnvtnlng whan
■iiiifeislin.
by tha Ooretnor, ha they have al ford, and that thr Armv wJI have
Ibwe Minphr. He testified the „|||
||in golden Jubilee re!* u man rain in the I rout dMit, draw
He raid he flr r j llo- liou-• IU II( Tttr•<!■), nul*’ .
to ronflne it* charitable activities
ready paaasd tha M i l l .
Bed „ rev ol vet, and flint point blank
Im of • »•»"* nun Isdii-v on the vessel at the time |||rR||o|| u| tin Ameiii nit
slmi.ly
before
niidnigh'. ni .1 H:(H» o’t i»H I,
to tha merest essential*.
wa« *75.11011 lejl Ihai
innight.
at Kpenre. ami CinwfnnL
In s 'e wn< Icnriletl the two rhihln II, 2 nlid h in a rani|*a rp «»f
Headquarter*
will
be
opened
In
. On# blD, passed by tha House
n new |ndi v nf 1100,IHX. had l-ccii .lis-lice Huber wa, nrosonlevl
The gunman boiled nut
Ihs
years old, front thr llnting hi tid Svinin ik rou ii')
CHICAGO,
May
I
I
.
(
A
I
M
trdey, provide* that reildroU of tha Melseh Building toda). and
ynnPyinteiilay to I'lesident liwiver l>y iiooi. Crawfortl slnav-vrod t , hi*
Hr. K r«l K. lit *M< •*. rhalrman niillm.iei-xl nml svnuld have
ing, pul Hem in n rai with Mi .
other cowntWi cannot ha toad tn all comm'ltee meeting* and or John "Jaka tbe Barbc-’' r'avtnr Ilowvr* nml drove outside i >wli.
the
Barton I'ayne. Bed Cross (,-el and rnUnp-ed In the doorway,
of lEo »latr
will uprak Inl I cl feci ■ few days after
tha thro* larger countlaa In their ganisation work will he c inducted st rirmlered t i federal aulhorit e*
||e was taken to u hospital whom
Their he shot
M.«.
Bower*, wn Ihr aul Jr I **Ui i I'lr I'M Grral fh p went down, lie vai l heand Lhairman. nl the White II uve. ]
civil court, of raeordL hut mast b* from that point The drive open*
suggested
Then meeting aroused vonte physiiisrts >* d an aodniuen wounJ
al pn*- not Captain Mttrph)
thru shot, and strangled and ■'uh- I »itU*', whllr Mortal
susd In tha-raenty Of thetr real- Monday June I. and will continue yrslrnla'y to far* uml light the
they ,
hallv would prove falut.
(Minphli of |ir*'hiHti«P w II Im* that tbi insuratK* ha ral*e«l on the Imnjc.lute a- In whether
ihaigr that h* swindled Britons lie-| (hr two children.
down, Thb hill should be w*U ra- for one week.
vessel
.might have desiendeil Irout the
|n (he conclusion detertire*
Under
irpealed
i|ue-li«mna, • *kr«l t » a|rak llirlly . Thr
ealved by many In e « r county.
nf huge sum* of monrv in u slock
— ——
—
rune Kwi,s family. A* » tesult wvie unable tu obtain • due tu Ilia
Jidmsnn •vailed l.i* s' ry
l i " iii<{ U nprn !«• *h»* Mulillr, arul,
selling sclrmr.
pcs,it I* motive of the killer.
qurntly. II* said, and Hm-ii ih-unxl, arrotdlna to Hr. IIm M* n all who
For the Information of many
bieveial p#de«nlan* said they
ne
n ...
, n
«)•
s.!ology, mtivlo* have been pubFactor
ilenied
all
eharxei
of
f
*ud
rr#
lnt«:r«tnl
anil
Mir%e
in
thr
ihai
a
fliend
had
rou»p
n-l
vvi.h
that era lot crated, Houee Bill No.
lls
declaring the Hoover (anti- saw ihe alayn dash to tho street
laid
tu
him
by
English
>ffULais.
linn
lo
burn
the
louse
vrhrro
he
K
irhtrrntH
Am«
im
I
m
h
lit
an«l
4lg haa been tskaa o ff tha H
'
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I) I.iigiualtd ill {vwllseeland and • nd flee up {tunnel Boulevard, on*Thr .'ntrrna.lonal p r o m n i e r .lived with Mr*. Ilowetx. lie ro- inoptr enforrrlunit. air w|«tiilly •
Calendar.
H A V A N A . May 2 1 - (A P I NEW VllllK. Mar 21 (A l’ l
Il.vl Ibe name was en.e spelletl of tho main thoroughfare* m
s«i ved noti.-a h* would m is : any fused lo amplify his
stnlrmeut urged to attrml
T > « gfw m m m t IikU jt annouiKett
Hull) wood, and di*ap|iear.
.
that l he woman "asked" him to
at'empt to aatradlle I n . Ills at
IH*. Britton I n i*i t « c»ii»|»l«'tiwl Jtweph Wiileusr. p exidcn' of 'hi-. ||uls-r.
that aathorllle* Nvd s o p p rssed
sa'd* I're*blent l|o«'er nml Jtnlge
b'pemer loft the Ksprrsa HIlorn*}a argued far ban* attempt kill her and lbs rlilldirn, nml »u a t >ur of ilu* Ka«t r«*u»t a h n t Miami H am * A***«ialiiin
ravolutlorvary altrmpt* at Maning to obtain hla frordoin cm ha I, Ihoritle* rtmilled it. He hml no he aalri hr rffn tr«| rountjr organ (■slay In view of tbe.orlim of th» lluler will share honor position* trnl montb.a ago ami since has been
ganllla and Jiguanl and soina "exIhs nanqurt table editor i t a monthly magatin*.
but tbe upshot waa a continuance other mnl'v* lo give for Ihe -la»
nation- In r iir y muutv from Flotilla leatslatura favor nr pa i- tonight at
alleamtit" at Shapana sad Halha*
also
i
mutuals.
h
<
planned
to
spend
up
where
MW
notables
will illte. Crawford had Iftim'd widely lit.
o(
the
hearing
until
M-nJa,.
Hafla
tn
Hirvant.
II
it.a*.
;
n
WASHINGTON,'
gala,
"A ll I have read about myself n
It waa learned th.vl
Johnson] erganlied scs-ie ie* in Sehring, to fl.iMKl.iUNt In Improving rn r They will divide time on n broad- city pel lira and I-reams wealthy
Gen. Frank T,
I h * official statement *a d the
emu** s II aleah 1‘atk operated, ra«t tu (■* latrletl by both Nation- In the real estate business.
"jw
th# federal hiapil*
govvramem had taken measurea the peat faw day*” he said in had come lo Mettain wltli Mr*. Ilninev C'ty, Ki'-initnce, SI. Cl mil by hi, avsorlatlrn. lie saiu Ihe al and Columbia aystents.
a statement, “ i» abeolulrly lal-e. Bowers from H'ultghrl, Art. II* gnd Orlande, |W* laUrr rltv huvyastrrday Iof armad
to praecat further trouble and H*
Mr*. IIxoVtr also will attend.
The flatrmenta about me an I th* was employed by her on a <ta ing go oraanlratlnn with 400 wutk would Start as aosm as possii her that tho ;
anoad forte* at* prepared for any
Me and he planned to make lo t'.ight AmliasaadoFa and
more
members „ f my foaiily which have planlatiun near there -In
first
members.
rid* aoflit tlarn tMa
amevgonry. Th* government ropoik one of the most leautlful (ban M other dlplomntie repre"steady" Job since he rsme frem,
_ _ _ _ _
—_
boon
maliciously
irlm
iD
trii
ai*
portad pane waa killed and only a
tare lourse In tho world. I I * ;srntallves w i l l
b# numbered
apprw- few ajar* wounded In disturbance* Utterly without fouadati .n. I have the h'lls near llansrtavllb-. M •. 1R e tn|| F o o d I^ riC F H
litlie 4 to lo n p litf mutt of t l « Im* *mc*n|f the gutati. Chi«*f JuUIro
Ofll era rero
pursuing i»u l v c | » u r o o n i r i i c i t
•PI fared v.loatartly hreaux
I
I'lllL A D E L P lA , May 2 I - < A T )
la
Orlaat*
province.
•g gf*.
H°
I im i mint* in (Into fir
lining Ht'ghes will preaid*,
know th* charge*.nude ai*in*i theories in tba alaylnT*. Doe was
l" - * ' ^ *■
- Charles VawUr, widely known
m
at
w
nter
and
the
m
na
niter
by
Hf
radio
raeaptlon,
hundmls
me arr untrue," T-.' ----- -------- -iba* Jshnson barf kllleg •be trio
I Mine, said ha foond ay
invrn'nr. died today from buna
TOBACCO CO. CHARTERED
W ARIU NfiTflN. May « I - - ( A I 'I U.e i,.Ilowtng aaoaon.
i-' ,liBn,r P“rtlc»
Ul’
. When tha f o m f r barl i i surren I-erause he had heard Mi*. Ilowcr*
' :: msi Itrl Crovs rhaplars
will ro lived in an eaploaian In kla
—
A
daplinr
in
ir!ail
food
prl.ea
------.—
,--------,
tali ratoty. lie wa* lubricating
DOVER, D *L May 8 I^ -(A P 1 — dered 4 w«a dls.lfoad b.sl war- was planning to order tim ft out of twe percent during Ih* mon I. l IKK I'KODUCTION INCUKAHK • * »* • "* »
•ddraeaen
*»rwalhigh j
motor while testing a i
A chatter xroa filet yesterday for rtals for hla orroat had been Is lter home. Anvther was that he erwUd Apr. I.". and IH per rt-n'
_____
d»nl Hoover and Judge Huber.
sued
In
England
.1**:
November,
souaht
poaaasaloti
of
money
-he
maricsn Tofcoteo
tension
ignition
ilevica
darn,
GADSHRN, Ala., May J l— ( A T ) ' Jud«» Mubar from
1WI
to
bad tonight from Ark*n-ai In a •Inaa Apr. I&. IlMu. wera rapor ,x|
and that a search for Idm
when
a sg
hr the bureau of labor siaTha D ilb plaM Of tha Goodyear CJ* presldad evsr the perrat- for airplanes;
then.
box. Th# bog la mlxslnir
The.iiimi-lla’ on was ba*<-l Tits and RuhOgp Ccdtpany Is oper- rent international coart oJ M j r * Ignited the oil causing Iho
plosion. II* la croditrd with
from 61 dtle* and ating day and night anj produc n' Th# Hagua.^ Hl*^ whc'*
IIAINBM CITY— Oranpe Bh»f
van*log m »t» than MO
“
0,700
nnir.
h*
aald,
has!
Keen
drrolad
:
i
l
'
lion
ha*
boo*
I
M
l
acted
dorllnrs ill prise* uf
sum Bakery upaaad In Kate* Ar
electrical dark**.
; to ih* advantaaaant uJ peace.
■ l lira, dally,
a _,
,
cade, bach * ( AagU's Soda hbup.
TALLAHASSEE. May 20.
—The racing bill paooed the
Houle Wednesday afternoon,
by a aafo majority of about
2S' vote*. A very lurprlilng
vote to many who thought
the vote would bo dote. The
hlgheat vote recorded againat
the bill waa on the flmt
amendment offered to xtrike
— WASHINGTON, May 21.—
( A P ) —A vn.xtly expanded
public works program madb
pOHaible by an Immediate
aprchtlnrevlmt of - CWtgrtia
wan seen today bv Senator
laPollettr an the sole hope of
avoiding “dire consequence*
of a thirtl winter of unem
ployment for many millions
of our citizen*."
.
,ajBARNES Sl]BM|TS
NSCHEME TO CURE
BEAUIY CONTEST:K i r L i ' ' S , ! “uIS'ECONOMIC ILLS
En.|>hnslHrutOnT,-..m
WINNER FREED IN
SPOUSE’S DEATH
!fc! eminent, Industry £■« « .
FLORIDAN FORTS
AMONG THOSE TO
BE ABANDONED
List Of Dmuned Posts
To Help InKconomy
Announced By Chief
u|Salvation Army
Is
Organizing Groups
For Getting Funds
.“ a ;
. ....... “ Man Coni esses To!
r : Z ""» .:KtllingWomau A nd I
...... .... .
Be Staged In Move
To Aid Prohibition
Magazine Editor Is
Severely Wounded
By Gunman’s Shot
Golden Jubilee Of
Red Cross Will Be
Ushered In Tonight
“Jake The Barber”
Denies Charge He
Swindled Britons
Revolt AttemptH In
Cuba Said Put Down
Bijr Sum To Be Spent n' tc-e.i.i. into the iiux.ver *•«••
On Miami Itace riant
Decision I*
Soon V|
Fanned Inventor Dte«
From BurnB Received'
Show Larjft* Decline
.............
j
j
�tn B SANFORD HERALD. 8A<
2 T A X R E LIE F D EPR ESSIO N I S
Ball Players Are BANKS INCREASE Cuba P r c p a r e s
Seeking -Positions INVENT M F N T C Il\i To T h w a r t Any
On Sanford Outfit
1 5 Move At R e v o 11
( b i l l s PASSED B LA M E D U P O N
B Y L A W B O D Y H I G H T A R IF F S
lip I'ETKK SCIIAAL
Hint tho Celr,.. K d. may h e .
strfnrrlhencd ron.lderably lefnro A
tli" mi'll i' ou r ani levelled ysstru ly i Itrrnoi n l.y Maruuccr
Giuii..- Drib h win .ll.r l.r .1 Ihnt
(Continued from Pdge One)
(llike cigar, and cigarette* troni
the » hMlulo of luxuries »»t Up 1-1
m> till."
The ellminailon of tltirj fr>iu
the Young hill, whl:h would tv
•nlrodured an toon ns all alfe.teJ
Intlurl.r* lave been giten erpbr(unity to yj Ico protests, rouplod
with ii* author'* decision to lake
cigarette* fit>ai hit lot is retardid here a* the last rheptrr of
Tampa'* f ght to protect Its bigr.o-.t Indus.ry.
Young explained ii* |o*iri>n
with releienr.. to luxury luci.'Ia
tion, .njiiiK lie has net'll favored
such tries except as a l i d ir«.rt.
••My hill war nnl tni'iiurved ”
ho said, ‘uni I it hecamv aiqiari-ut
that mine tlrasl'r «tr|i war uccerrary to pritido tho fund < needed
to finan e tie goveiTii.ient, ir
iluce the slate adtalorem uni'five
irlief to nvet-burdened rent e-tote.
I1The letiislato.e ha* only- pu.ieed
ono revenuo rrua urr— the inh*-rrinitre tax. And thl* wan in re-imu e
to tho e ilulHuliimal
mandate
J""
O i l I I I I j O;
(Continued from Pag* One)
,
.
----- --,
1/ 'a O n r n .v pimiitrt, to u point
b u n d an ce O f C ash O n
»
' ’ 1 l“ ,r
••*'«« *»
l i n n , I l ) n . TVi l A n llln
* •™ ,* ,n* h*P‘ **11
I i H I l U U U C I G r B U i n |oim«l alum the whole r.putil,
L d O D S S e e n R e a s o n r.perglly Orienle, no ti at I alru
WASHINGTON. May 20—(A P )
- tiio| n ude mipllrition for luirifion*
—dlnnl * with in abun.ume of
«
n
the
lo
ill
cluli,
and
that
they
, IVl'iii n tiling of I* only thl*
■n'h n haul due tq ilcereailng
Jon.- whmliip i.tirok of ('mule ’ v.rre ready to rrpCTt »*n u motlml.V, Athlell mu hkie il he- i nirjit'.’ not «e. Bln;e n pinup of Ifuit.i vnr.- raid pealerilay by the
liiniini:; what a nmaikaMa trite lovl fan* nrr no* ni inr ths club federal it- irve linn.. I 1n le Intm: j drt for norm out-ofr
nto to ll» Irsiier-hlp in>l ideals oT by r
nearing tl»: ir
InvertInert*
in
tils old inn lei. Wild Hg through t neii pi'iy. r>, M'eiy Ir every reamni
t
ilietiexe
that
llie
I
ik-sI entry will 1,'iveinmt ut securllir.t,
th" el l-- Ilion a< liioiipli it » « .' *o
III .1. in.»oii ly lev in of liu |rt"*<
Moil, ti* i t'oipar, th* wily aim ,i t lie lien'll from.
Tli tv.o mo t lit ely pro |ieets i il l I r.v’-liil ei.ndi ions the Itoxid
Ottlll • Collide dll.lti )ll« men ill
ure ndihd tnliil Ijkn. u.d Inver;a* minpiii" mil niiiillwlilory n to i' Itlon* in tho team
Stilt i .• '!• \i..... -n l • i 111lllie llutr, former Jurkroliville nieitty of iity hank* urie larj-et
hr.' re. n foi i ioiitl". Yi t* Pd:i> City Unpin e. und J. lb All'll, the i'l A| ill H su in u'.y ul lie pnt
h" railed on llljf (Seorpe E.irn-how form., llnlvirilty of PUtirlv led nt; niolltll.. i'll pie i nil ili'i*.I
to p i out and xtop tin Ti rei , mid, > ' In.’ viliu I...I n trial with • line i'l I.UWII hntli . .1 ..ur.lt'
w hi n (iriirey l l i " v. I,i . i love to Itn. l lyn, mid uho elm intipht a r.ti'i i.n * i II i, her*' f n m of . n lit
tli I <Hi ti ill* til. Ilili. Ii, I p ul'd- roJ\ Ir ill pslil a for Sanfoiil l»o
"Ih i. I"VIeft'c in me.ii*1 1 hunk
*. Allen and Helve* nre e.ortil or. <|ua lui.nl, in tin inpldi
ly toll Collltii **tli» i • ' n livo-hli ; ...
lioth I'Otter'
roii'InnU i prowl Ii of men ‘■#, taint: in*><t-j
•t•. nr11», : ml their n hlitkin to tha< l 'el.lv in I'n ln l S’.iiP
. rlo '. ;
slut* v. ill I I u; on a Me*l r|.atk ty
till ill t. ,i tontimn.u >inep the H i " list**1 in the 'ilepOall'uii,
■nleeial vvldrh tui< pr ot |wi -iliill-'
win' wi*-bM«~Ihe wiuUtb* le.oni
li .J in i j t ffoiL.will l>e Hindi- to ,
I'l III".Is ..h' o u r .I , it.ml,I I*,
h -1 Itiii. nlni-AtUw-to TimimUyS»r>I'nil". CpivnnU or .Mmi.i iio ■■*, I**. I
lie liM.ld Ibid. “Mure
• ime ot Winter I’ait. ut Im I, so '
Inn are rlsimej by Ilm national-1
'
R
iUlfiniPllt
II
I.
I*
III I when (He lorali irliirn line
uf i* I nion alone.
Sou 'oy f. i tlicit- puine with Co. o**il tiiotu tlon
Nurpl • und puiilrment vvne
•"'W
I
tor
til",
a
in.v
one-lialr
of
• in, f.ir.j will U- pivi n Hi,- , lion e
l.ONIHiN, May •-'(). — (A P ) —
vrhiili has epico-aled itlundint mnleil |.y uniiiMiu. emenl nf the
llie Millet ii s »liuliuit the Ti to •• ■ n vii.1ly improved rluti.
l.e pns.-iture. It f* generally Le- Pre*entnl with n Un ted Slate*
gris .% In II. I‘nr llie I7lh
A iIj-U ii of the ||> nil went “M'ill Ions, and the ntlier I alf new
slraixlil iU v, Hlmattas Im.. inli t)|.iiil;tll n Hpiriteil Woikout ye. i I" trowing*. A Mibilnnllal part ... Ih'vivl Hint the nelinn, louilm; on
re ommcndatljn lu solve the
ne led for him 11
innre IiIIh,
IIk •• i- vi rnment I m . Im I*-on llie iv" of Cilia's celebration nf
terdiy nIUrn.e.ii under tlie due.
win Id's wheal problem by ilrs«*tlr
• bile llie tin luurtb stra glil
i|idr|jcmlrnen
day.
was
taken
•in of Miiimpel He.till. Tliiim- ." quilitl ly n eniber |silks."
the
no'iely im an nild.tlnnal measure lediic lion "at the *ourn\"
d‘y lie lis. i nlle'lt'il three lilt•*- diiy’ i pom' lit Winter I'.'ik wii,
Hotlees'ti M.ir. II mil Apr.
He r.nl u Ingle, do i'll" mill ihe il.pviive, und l.altinp piaetl.e llierr wa* no kirna e ul fiiiu, i linin' 1 disorder* today.
Intel natinnul wheat vonferenre
trlptr yps|iri'«y* a lia trine I"
Cnnimualfric pumplilets punted lu-.: niiht «entered its attention
v.:* llie iunlii ill ni itri -i 'l. In " • !>' <1 II in I,'.bln
•ii arlv .1*0 in lie balling rare, ■.* i
in nd ink vviie being cireulatetl, on Ihe ilcelaratiun of Soviet Hushowinp the l*jy i mad" ■" Ur lie i li'l"
u Iih Ii Ii mi*, a iine-mun alfair.
culling ii|uin the n.u.«es |* “re. «’»'• tiisilioli. whirh I* ev|K'i(ed
■»■ -.in l Hutto l i t Suml *y vvh"ii ieml ng <ill"
Illllv our 't iger le.ltlllKl Hen il l ih v m.IIm I'.I II lilt- oft wli.il I.n*
‘‘In ruin'.ry I unk • the r.*p d volt npulnsl Mschadl-t e Imprr’al- tihiay.
during the rantr.
. il\ U* l| tile l>" t I'll! liill" they
Ihe Amrrhnn plan, vvliiili in
'"l.lll of I i . t I", peri in il< I m," loit the Iiipaniaeil op|uitiiinn
Ii ve fried thl* >iat, Im- led Man middle of III.'
the Vnlut . tin'll i nird tbet “n lining bus la-en <lodes a pruml'e thui the Eedeisl
.■'■ H" l -h III M b vc Hint III Iemuim I |r;o oily ' tinrhriugfHl - lie olid foi today",
Kurin llounl wmitl mnrke; itr
in.' Ii m v II <enie llunuph in • nil il II I. i , i.n I' i l l ' '
orient leuder i, allliniigh niak- holi.inrs In uu nulerly Manner
N
• ««l t ape l*f ie i oiny
more nl i r :lm lii • ilntiiii rlii’il <un in im i l"l nf the fn I they are war. inti slmed by Samuel If. Mei 'ii in I nliil 'I oily," llie bmirl Inv lev- p la n s fur “ini|Mirt»nt Keltic, fuiin 11 mil nieiliber.
At ilio same •e flion >u.ler.ljy
no i in loimlry- * *1111111 t•:*tt*.e*-,"' uni that ''lomorpluit* of llie Hulba n iiMiiitrire,
ls-i n lilt" In i on- i •** is riot tlni day."
Tee gi.vermnen:, however
Is I'otuiid and Au-trul a olei wen*
of iii|.i|'lutinii of
Additional oflered.
' ting d luinisheil lok nr no rhanrea.
in lie nil e nf |h" tHiop* have keen ordered to tlrl
After linring the various iremni n ...«’ ly mill in i ot" olid i an a I lara piovlners; meiutalion* Ihv , mfetenee mlgrlNtlluiul mol' oil pliblir works oni|lnyes have iiunp'd until yesterday, wlietr a
been e iimiii 'sloned a.* eperial po dlgeet of ihe plans v*ill Le pir
hie and glien i nils, uful tural rented |jy Mr. MvKrlvie,
l:iisul* have been
pulled
to
Ii n; I " ii strvlegl.' *nlnl
Soviet Position On
(■rain Problem Has
Center O f S t a g e
nr n whole. Il iscupii* a very
I iniiiinent |UMlllnn In the stale’s
industrial
structure.
Moii.il s
f irrente.l by- tlie Tui'i s delegnli in
*iit*I by Prei'dcnL Whilaler clear
ly al-oar that th* aJ.lill itral .ax
on i turns wuiiU ilu'u" your |sr
loiiea, throw thnu*ants ant
af
1'inpl lynirnt and materially affeil
1 be |iin*iriity of farms in the
aoithwe te n tier nf mnntirs. Ill
view nf the** fact*, an forcefully
xrantinr of preferential tariff
late* nn farm pnvluet*. negotia
tion of bilateral or reginnil eusti in* uni, n*. trade and credit
tart* and a general project nf
tariff reluctl.n and stahllixatlon.
Plan* for promnllot) of publi;
vvmk• s ml the international or
ganisation of . electrical power
vrrni nliu propoard, he said.
"I agree with President Hoiiv«r.” Henderson said, “that the
vnci'ra* of the general disarma
ment ronferenee will lmj| gnat
1'nntilhution to world ^envorv.
An atmosphere of security,'* free,
dnm from the frar of war, is tn«*
first iii|iii*ltr for cccnomle
I lllty."
“Ilut tariff walls are the worat
sinners against economic welfare.
They are harier* to prosperity.
Ileraiise of them, creditor nation*
ilemsml gold, i f which there Is
none, instead of goods, of which
llierr is an abundance.
“Thi! debtor must lie allowed to
sell hi* guods If he-1* to pay hi*
ilehts. The tariff s>stem is unik-rmining the vrrv foundation of
rur inmimlc structure*.” '
presen'rd, no reamnable man
e .old further enrisider u tax un
run r.".”
Iteunrilinu the t'ro|K**ed rigare' <• tax. Ym n r 'mentioned
tve
sitlon nf the Senate rommiitee
In raring to drop the *lx rents
tax liill fr m the calendar a* in*
il stive af general sentiment
realmt such a levy.
Expedition HasFound
Remains O f Wfejener
DERIJN,' May 2 o X (A P )-R * .
|K)tt« to Wolff Bureau, today u l l
• ttllrf expedition 'In Greenland
hud found tba body. i f Ptofeesnr
Alfred Wr»rnert German explore',
y.l mile* from hi* ramp at Elsrp'illo. Eskimos h'd found It before
the i xpcdllion arrlvej and wrapH'd It In fusa. Wegener haaded an.
axi-cill'ion mtj Clreenland la-I
rrnr.rnl had ntrt been heard frum
sine* Norrmlwr.
COI.fll! AllO HPR1N0S, May SO.
— (A l’J- -A four infh anow rap
tvs• ilrpoaiiatl on P.ke’a Peak la*t
night, innnmnlng Hva imploym In
the Suaimit h<»»»<,i Tha.*now r»||
mi the hirer umbra, hut melts,!
quickly. |p^
It ACINI* IIII.L PARSES
RALEIGH^ Nj q ,'( May 20.-.
(A P )—The. North Cafclina Renvtp
vrstenlny petald a bill to create
n raring inmmHtlnn In Polk coun•
tv and to allow ho:i» faring and
rari-mutuel betting- «t Jt-pmpaii 1
ira.-k ne*r Trjron. The bill goes t j
D>e-H<*nee. —* » «*■
>—
I mI hI T im M
To-NlRhl •
I'! ••'! Ii"m i "me (• b.lllkiiu
t.any Kr*iich,P*'o of the Pirate*
j.lltli i t alaff.
vvvi i liiv ilt'
jf^ljii, ot ..mo lui'il-hUtin* by tho
• PhlllU-s. loeitig III' l ime -I t '
M
«vn- u Hu ill* r pH t‘ e vi V. Inrl*i.l", lug the la Innleg whin Urn l'i
• tales loodvil ti# baa*-* wl'li n*>r.i
nut II. Ell nlt ruiiiv to Hi - reutsi',
torn" plnsli Iwllrr llrdtur **'
‘ l it int i n ilnit.l. |lay. allow iri.no to - .tin . mul tin M i i i lug
IliiUl . lo nil mil In »h"r.
The
' trill pot llv- 111 ill.'* uiili'n It-If l<
• frame of fifth |U •• mid nj l'»
*Iny ,i game.Ml inleievling one.
' j Iln- Ira'em ie ilslr: llnmrr.s
. Ivlr:a, I’l ills*- hj t l,l*». U*.rlhik lirasr
Cmui.i. iu-ita. lor*. Hommun*. Allilrti--, 5 i j .-'i ;
daulitru. xh-tnml* r, Tixrrn. I l f
at"bn bs-p*.
i ll, IN bile Hut,
' niarue*", V tuku, Juhnfc, n, Ti,g it , 7 rarh; iinn liallrd in.
Hrkrlf. Yank*, t'innin. Hens
’ ’ ler* SI rnrh: n’nri *hnt out
. win*, Nrib til. Ill Mr*.
n is i. 2 rich : tm 4 utrik# mil a,
[•our r»""\ Jilnvsr.n, Yanks lli
!*’ iao I li*--.-a am LslU, na* game,
, ’ Mvr.ii. Hr I Sax, Pnuler, \Vh'te
\-lK tr.. 10 evehi ous t raaa, Klein,
C l*WB u H ; saiut klia, t'raain.
A-Beualira. ig.
;f batting rate thruogh yoi* j
i t ’s game found Worlblnci'.n
kt l n n e dmpplng from Iba
In Aj .11 li t lottik* tki.li
>f •Ut.lCt.U. 0 failed und d I tanks
*Hh
..,1 „ ,q $2|,||L0JU rel i-niKl. Tin- (a lures Irnught Ihv
lunder of shsiwiiviuns rime Jan
I. I'MI, in J-J, am| the number uf
■yiiks whrh hate leoiarneil in the
nine iieriiul t > 101.
m m i
IH KKNTKM'KH
PIIII-AIIEI.PIIIA. May “0 . Yr-tmla)*u llrsnlls
* tiv.il
II Hi (UK) IHU1- 0 2 ; (A P ) Alfouw tuibolM', l l , Drisel
'liiia.lil|hit .201 iuh) IKK—A H l n. |hiiiiiniv rugim-eilng student,
IUlliri**i Kara.Law- sittl Coch Vi'.li-r.hry v»nt sriilinie,| lu un Init IinII* le n in th; icfiniiiatcry
Kiu-j li.iyt uiut liar uni Ikin*, tunf
d * iim w - g i f : •fli r hi- bi d |l.'U'l* il guilty lu »alfew York
ao I ooi oho X 1.1 |
llalli rir«i Knffinit, Juhns,ui un.
ii key; I'rvwn, tth.iifiK.-r, Tliuuia,
» l S.v/ilL
iHlirru ininni rut.
Woco-Pcp Nowllavinir
Wide Sale In Florida
lUntnn, Frey ami Kuki furth.
IIumIi n
hoj ooi v o x -p 14 a
( ‘ill*ust'i
WIU 012 2J0-X 0 i
liailurie*: Cantwrll, Cunning
Woeo-IVp Motor /uel, reerntly
ham B"*i Hiuihrer; Hush, lllake, r*lu.-rd In pi If* throughout PloriT .fli,m l nu,I llnrlnelt.
la, haa rpviv**l a IramenJ uni*
l'MI>ilrl|>h'a ■ 200 too 00x -E JO 0 e .polls* (yom'the motoring pub-
St, I ami*
Nrvr Yurk
.1! |ton
(Tl'-ngo .>».
I illsburi'ii
I'l.lln.h liiliii
n
...
ali ----
It 17 -33J
liatlrrie.: J. KUlwit. II. *
0 20 .231 >nJ Davi*; Prvn h and Phil
-------BiwokJyn
ooo 110 000-.
Yrvlerday'e llcsultg
-SL I m Is
ion 001 ooo..
” k Olo o n Olx—0 14 >
ItalUries; llullahan, De.
all
tOO 000 300—3 8 * and Wilson, MancUMt I
ilM i UarrtU and Uogaaj Qulan, Ilamwah, Meat a pod
‘
the test rrdirtlona of t.ll relit*
aml m re n mile novr Is'ing tried
l.y (lie western roads. A Imffir
■Xpert ligores Ihnt an K0 percent
Inervaip in pussengrr revenue
will he neeruinrv to make Hie
i vpei iimnl fully sur.easfb'1.
Snell eirerimenlntioii In the
rn I not only vrould involve the
lieeerity of mukllig up lost reve
nue, l i t also vvmid mean runtill; itgainst many nf the Inter
state rnmmrrfr i ninmlttee'i regulalion* regarinig fare*. The rastera rail illuati n I* murh man
rmaptiratril, duo to It* age and
the density nf the imputation, and
rail fnrei grnrrnly have lu*en
set pretty rinse fo the mliriaiiiin,
isiltond men lielirve.
In the event that bo* and air
rempelllinn lu-cnme* more strin
gent the future artlon nf the
railroad* is a question. The railreads long have Insiste*! thst If
huse* were as carefully regulated
liy (lie feilrral government a* are
thr i sill und*, Ihe eamtetiliw as|si.l would I* murh fairer. Ef
fort* to obtain regulation is a
I rinripai point in the railroad
program.
rrnbaUy n i on# knows what
disposition will he male of th*
I Ian to obtain higher freight
rate* for rsrtain classes of
freight. It Ir understood that a
carafcl survey , J th* present sit
es IInn will b* laid before th* in
terstate eommerre commission as
quickly as possible.
In
;
motor fuel bar* risen *vm higher
(haa aas expected, arrlnling to
A. J. Poteraan, Ideal ndnager of
Th* SeabQird Oil Conspaay, lb*,
tributoi's uf Pur* Oil/ Company
pixdurU In Florliig. . [ , - ' > -I.
EFORE now you may'have looked at
moderately priced motor can you
thought were admirably smart, but— /mi
« f tiit mt, pit*u.
Btfurc now you have driven in moder
ately priced car* which seemed lo be very
rich and very comfortable, but we ask
you— rtdr in tU l ear.
.
Before now you have driven moder
ately priced car* you may have considered
to be highly capable in performance, but
again we ask you —Jrivr l i i i m i .
This de luxe edition o f the Chrysler
Eight it patterned after the magnificent
Chrytlrr Impr rial Eight. It has that smart
double windshield wgh chrome-plated
frame*j that lengthy sweep uf linei that
extremely graceful effect resulting from a
Ih Lnnt Ckage f j f f f • On l a w f u M e
ThunwUy ~ ' FTIdxv'
SANFORD
without ronscioutn
A vital factor uft
performance b the <
4-«p**d rrsnimtsaic
gean. T w o high g*
highgearforebydriv
open road. Both gx
internal-mesh design
can shift from either
instant, at any *pe<
Drive tbit Chryi
Difference.*' I .ran
pick-up. Ixafn new
Lcarrbtbe diffrrrnci
— due to pivutml a
self-eqwalrxmg hydn
See fh e C h r y il
today— it to now on
O t M w h A s IJS4S • D* Lnn fkaeenMb Ciags IJ5SS •
.
Nawa * ; ’■
, CoarH/'.
.
Itiplrv'a ''Bdliera It or Nat
C .o n s t r u c llo n
land, for pnrlrg I
fiom Greenville I
et lid prre of II
low ernternf gravity| Dim v-bH* *toun-:hnet* that denotn a car of fine ,quality.
Inwardly, the Chrytlrr Eight De Luxe
I* (umptpoutly ipaced, upholstered,
trimmed and fiinircd.
And it ita c a ro l de luxrpeurr, dc lux*
tgesd.de luxeguf-qg and de lux* immtksai, .
U well a* ■ car of d* luxe styl* and
appointment*.
It* big, quirt engine i* insulated from the
frame by live rubber ^hss aperfectly balanced
crankshaft, fully rounterweighted— and
generate* with *at* a good 95 hortepuwer.
Kighry mile* an hour— if you want to
travel at eighty mile* an hour— and if you \
don’t want to drive that fait, the power
that make* thi* *peed possible enable* '
you to “ Boat” along at moderate speed*
4
“Man of the
World”
eMjJOlf.
B
*•
Powell
holiday pi ter, Nrlng leva tluni a
buyer (it *’4 lull
Omni innlersle
" >1110.1.lli ie .
i iitilll'e.l to II
- Ion iirtlii ml*'.
Ill the first three
, "Or f It'll IH' 1,0(111
I t.'l wli ill* it roiltin ter pme ul il
t.
:
William
in Iri e* I'm- ill at. Maeliudo »).,
('■•.‘li'bi <l In i'll J of (lie reroiul
year of h r' pinenl term In tlje
I'le hie.icy nn l the I iy lulling of
*" 1 r eolli year In the offl.r. III.
• I-isiiii ii:* have ('.intended tl.it - lx
• m i* ill til., pres’ilenty l-i sll lie
I' Irerill* entilled In under the
miistituliun, thinigli hi* (in-int
leiin'il'H's nut end until ltitlS.
Trir^C uiiViiH T niaiiaeeil f i
h l.t lli* *r lit. I pin e IMi.illun
wbei liiev bitii I out *i ta*laiinule til'll I j u.er (lie Un'In*.
• ho, ulltr ha* le
Ibr giln'
lurkiil a m i, 'l u l l I inakinit *rrur-, iln Iiii.il irmi' » * <• In ii
In la*»'r nl Ihe Car !*. I ndiliil*
gi | a liiuaer tor llie Hnbio . In
blip in I In n* Ill'll iiilt Ii ail.
Hie Cuid di I tl.eir scarlm- t:i
the it,•bill •'toil they got li e
Vuas ill IIuIh I'I.i Ip. mill J*. k
(|uinn.
v
�by the Hons*, the Governor slona can prevent It now
^beenmlng-a-law,- Hemayeither. figir-H, o r veto it.
r^Wjrfy.
&
A
i m
i
& S 8 &
# ***■ ■ •*' u"*.*w # 4 ' • » . «
b U t f l t ahould be
that here in Seminole Coun- whb found himself piloting a
i bora* aad doge track* unless "14 and 4.” a Flaeeten frrthSaa,
' o r ^ e ^ e r f S a O T / b e e i n ? In •New York for ite v nlM
d thb! peopld^ef i this -county lolU U a ftu d l)r U “ iMvw alaw
th . p .A .- W IU , t h h e *
W ANTED USBD>™ W 8
Let u» trad* you nftw K E tlJ V T U W K fir year M
om l Liberal aHowanee. IS p|al# | a u u M ?AT«
8a*< Hawk* at
T O t t 40-94 and. y o a r old b a lle ry -
If your motifs nptmhoi ase us, guarantee clrmlitlcn at
H e s
IS m ore conse r va ti v e develop- wlilwat Interest^ guiding the, car
1Industrial* facIMUka,<
roeitt i l l ' n n t n id e te w e
eir-d ed ah n u a4Sptbb> dtsJakm be red alt the details o f a m »
lagsmewtr penrtaatad with mas*
trieslM and beans aeearnwsM at
eUMaai : - daeoUem. r-Yh#
raster
clicked on. Finally, a> the rat
former aystfiirl
drew n—r Ihe Vlltare edd»*<e,
»sr of )Aw enfor
be heard a discussion o f how
rSdpSrt'fttfthfcWhich' will require many
mahy dear little children they
out The • fn ti'i
h hat formerly, sen* if or.
would hsvw. Three waa the ndl*ics tales, and do one* can
brr decided upon. The meter read
94.70. The college hoc handed ov
>'»/ > - - .... O'*
■ ■ 11
er a |4 bill. The ta il driver
SA N JUAN SERVICE
m i.
P h o a e it*
Sffcng O r Betterment
| .# f4 n c r w la * .U O 'U i'«i
why r>o< tie-the^tewWefc
One of
manufactar
r P H IV P ™ W P P P r P I f t m w p s s m i
ilt things about'a depr
1*11 production, ths supi
irently tha detrtartd Iricn
iSJsam* may. be y^d.oi
there WlU b* realised
ifsw months at laaat
of haw wealth
1 w ilib w turned1tut*
buainew.
nays thS1Record, with1- pMsew - \*f latent
S to realise on 5 acted while livin g her
peraHotlt,
Of the lessons Hoc/In Central.P a ri me
8tenet.i And Gilbert ;>CI
Bceadhey
ere by 1 i
'W-'while creating
— - ■ ----------- J enreete '» ■ the
PSaneytmete'etaUen -td m eet'hie
wife. There's an Han fo r him.
marketlm
in' our hi
tnArstltk):
and intelll
M g' cohdl
theuiiftA-' l el eg nun*
s a*4miiea4ehe*e/ia
Htarstltaa'bsdMdk i
lit** number of'Sou 1
total'vnloe of ‘ronihr
•d
W ila iin e
14.« a blltaj now h* U f * f :
ly le w j* ,'. tilegaum “ Fine
eund Ctrl atrivtd.this 1momA t the.bottom of the Ule-
»4i .UpH4udl M’re^hti*
.a boy sail
In
A endI In thi
a conaiderabl
w 'A p r il 1a year a
inr«.u*#hom tha.'
pure A duflnlle out
way through a depression
hays tub bean, abls
that; had. more conflicting)
lb*. past Student*' of* eeoi
the etate of the public ml
with the Ict-dcwftHn bliyii
lug market. “
'
^T*’ *‘Biit the roSU ahead______
cash return* from crop*, particularly in states wl
In-a dire way .last ypar front tha'drought, wil
most wholesome effect It-Is probable that lnitei
diiUn— of a summer:period, which' Industry In if
always: fassat tbare will be mors activity this suit
there was' M L ThoM- fimillar, .with buslnus b
attsntlbn' tS thY ffcet*that 'prevhai| depreaalnna ha1
htd thFtr tllVh fffF tfie’ Wtwr with the.returns fro
New York's quarantine ’ tetfer
Hww on btaten .Island. Or pto«
hd|MMt would be better to . mS
that Hteten' It lend looks on New
Tork'e quarantine tower and Nehr
York'* quarantine tower looks on
the era. Inside the tower tit*- at
dapper, brick little span. On one
tide Of tile dipper, brisk little
Wah'le a la r g e ' telescope. Da the
ether eitUrla a- entail l»|egrm|*t
hey. Ihiriag the daylight hours
he darts from one to tha ether
like a well-dressed shuttle. Hie
name ie Harry Harrison. He la
the guy who reports the Incoming
ff»e e e
s
«
• ! -
y e iiT
lin t y o u r, l a r y n x h i #
v o le *
b o x
-
Y °' ^
I Newspapermen usually trfr tq be
fslrj they knew that their feluru
and'thetr aucceea depend! on the
belief e f the great- mew of read
ers In their fslraem and their’
M UNICIPAL
BONDS FOB
PURPOSES
,|(a|iefaetery.
- -
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, Entries during the
Vf » UV k
O o
lc y O u r
It* c o n t a in *
y*a u r
diorrfcr pwn’t ; rah* ydorthraat
w h tf h a b h
Ir r ita n t* -
R oach
fo r
L U C K Y In s ^ a a d U R a m a m h a n
___* —J w—lal, . .11 <>
V * . 'T A A » J I N f t W Ih M K tll.
you rU J C K Y K r
has attracted the atedlters >and ’ publlihett,
hw, h*reheat end .gasqA
a U o s f i A p id * .
y o o k a b w .y o O w .-w o ^ y ^ .
*
first glimpse o f
i Ha, wanted to
A c tu a lly , p u t y o u r .
T o u c h I t M .y p u n A i H w i t f i A P M A . y
a
, dtasnr Harrieew has been shut
tling from telescope to key for
thirty yean new. Yen would
thlak he'd.get awfully lonely, but
he dosyal. Ship, ere far** to
4'b b tM ajrat-tb i- bsacbee,
eocor ef darkness only, is
i.b#lalU h *lr a g » « t same of
lie id em tha rCast-CeAet
who wUI be the ftnddw
■‘ihaniw edoo) h r ; swigs-,
ItOlvillA
iw4Hibwihe*ftast to ssshn
f*»d U TItumllU .
N o w J P Im
j
L
a
J . w . _ 'Oa.l * l _ ^ 1 4 i e . : - A W A
�O ffk ft Telephon* 148,
Freshman Class Of
School Holds Picnic
fet-tailriral prraented by Mlaa
■fry'* and Mis* W ik b 'i fin t
# • at tho South Sid* Spring
ittvol la*t week win be repeated
TUB e'cfcxk at lb* at bool audlFRIDAY.
tggolar meeting of Semi nola
*Anh Lodge will be held at 8
eth at the Odd Fallow* Hall,
hi* Co-Ed Clat* of th* Flrat
ihodlit Church wfli ratet * t 8:00
oeft « ( Urn home of Judge R.
Were On Palmetto Avenue.
Urn pteae pupil* of Mlaa Mar-
Mr*. Jan* Smith. »h> haa been
vlaltlng relative, in Jockxoarill* fur th* p**t Iwo week*, re
erhoen at San t*nde
Spring*
tained home today.
with the elaaa aponaora, Mr*. J.
M. Stinecipher and Rodman LehMr. and Mr*. N. F. In c ite left
man. Bathing and game* were en
where
joyed until l*t« in th* • ftimoon today fur Valdoeta. G*.
when a picnic lunch wa* oenred they will eiait thrlr daughter,
Mr*. R. 11. 11* fold. for two
cafeteria *tyl*.
Those aa*luting Mr*. Stinecipher
and Mr. Lthman in aerving were:
Mr*. II. B. Morri*. Mr*. C. M.
Mr. and Mr*. John B. Stark, of
Mar*hall, Kathleen IJnry, Doro Baevlllr, Tex**,
announce
the
thy Pope, Mary Nirktl, Martha birth of n daughter, Jo AniMb on
lUahop, Sam Bradford, Jr., David Monday, May IB. Mr*. Stark will
lid tier and Glory* McClelland. bo remembered a* Ml** Ann Fan
About lSS’.girta and boy* onjoyad ning, formerly of thi* rhy. the picnic.
ety ■ wa« tnppo«ed to re pro- atntrd ihU morning at the South
the
at. ■ mUtionary working' In 8!de S.-hcol auditorium In
preocntc of upm entatlree from
imo field*.
During the toriai period n eolad the -American legion Auxiliary:
and aweet eour»c wa* aenrtd by
1. Song,
“ Happy Thu m l*y
the ho. tew, a**l*led by Mr*. Lw - Morning “ Bebool,
lie Bryan and Mr*. A. J. Walk8. Twenty-third I’aalm, School.
frr, to th* following: Mr*. J**ao
.I’rajrrr Song, School.
Cook, Mr*. M. t\. Hagan, Mia.
4. Slnry of the Meaning of the
Lather Heater, Mr*. W. 1C. Horn, Poppy. Mr». Stello P. Arrington,
Mia. B. C. Moorr, and Mr*. J.
(i. Song, “ America," School,
D. Abraham*. The neat meeting
ft. room. “ In Mander’o Field.
will bo held with Mr*. J oom Cook by John McCrae, Mr*. Quin ten
at Her home In the Catca Apart Brown.
ment*.
1 7. Poem, “ In llm plU l Ward*.’’
•written by thirteen-ytar-old Ida
Waldrath. Mr*. Cicorjre Bradihaw.
K "To Keep the Faith." Mr*.
Irene Watt*.
P. Tap*. John Mftrjran.
In honor of Pnnpy Day which ' 10. Song, “ The Golden Rule,"
111 I** olwcrvul here Saturday, School.
e following program waa pre- ' t l. Flag Salute.
Poppy Day Program .
Presented At School
Harry M. Papwotlh and F. W.
Bender, prra'djnl ami . aecretary
o f tho Sanford Chamber of Ctmmen**, left thi* morning by motor
for Winter Haven whrie they will
attend n meeting o f the Commit
tee of Fifty, vtatr-wlde organit*
tlen o f friend* of the citrua Induilry.
It 1* underatood that Important
mattrra relating lu tho Florida
firm in g Honeo and Hip Flirhla
Rxrhnngp will comp brio o the
meeting, and I hat an announce
ment of vital Importance to 'the
rltnn grower* of tho Mate will
be forth riming.
The friend* o f 0. W. Smith will
le glad to know that he I* Im
proving after an illnea* of three
week* at hi* borne on Wert Flrel
Streel,
to Economy!
Circle Number Two
Of Church Has Meet
* Circle Number Two of th# Flr*t
Baptiit Church held lla regular
meeting on Monday afternoon
with Mr*. I. E- E»tridge at her
home on Palmetl Avenue with
___
Mr*., W, B. Horn preaiding over
tho buatneva aeaalon and direct
ing the derothmal. Mr*. Luther
Heater had rhanre of the Hible
Study while Mr*. 11. C. Moor*
taught (he mtaalon atudy ietion.
Talk* on mind on* were given
b y ' Mr*. J. D. Abraham*. Mr*.
M. C. Hagan, Mr*. Jc*»e Cook,
Mr*. W. K. Horn and Mr*. A. J.
Walker. Each member of the »o-
Speers* Good Merchandise at Drastic
CLEARANCE
N O W C om e* the? u nderpricing sellin g m ovem ent th at Strlkcn m popu lar
chord, fo r it concern* n liou n lifu l, va ried ntock o f fin e upstanding
qim litlre th e most popular In the land n alack wlngulnriy fre e fro m
w :-lh le»m , n w d d y o r m ediocre mcrchnndlne. Froth Ion-w l»c wom en w ho
love beau tifu l npnarcl, m a teria l* and aeccmwrlea w ill revel In thin
gloriou s op portu n ity to buy Speers’ m erchandiae at three ah arply re
duced price*. Juat a fo w o f th e Item a a re Haled.
SPECIAL
Friday# Saturday
la baiter of the member* o f the
Ttwaduy boplUato Club Mr*. II,
B. bowl* WM ho*lei* at a bridge
party gtven Tuesday afternoon at
her horns'ki tho Mahoney Apart
ments. Jftoo Park Avenue. After
several beard* of duplicate bridge
high aeoie price* were awarded
40 INCH 811.K
Pull Faith toned
SilkHose
H-B. Lewis Gives
d Party Tuesday
7 Strand—30 Gukc
Light and Dark
Silks. Values to $19.75
— Gladtall-Old g ootoo Ullra ware
arranged-with fom tn raaoe and
bowls ahaul tho rp* ml Where the
tablet were tpraod far 'play. At
tbit Ian hoar an ko couraa waa
acevwd by th« hoiteas, aiaialad by
Mrs. George Knight and Mra. J.
praitni were: Mra. Watleman, Mr*. J. C. B*n*oa,
irg* Knight, Mia. Ralph
I, Mm. a R. Dightoa,
J . , Thigpen, Mra. r . E.
t and Mra. IL M. Pap-
Special
$12 85
All Sizes
C h iffo n -S ervice and Sem iS ervice. Som e In dull fin l a h.
B eau tifu l
Iju alA y
hone o f pure allk In beat
th a d e x
fo r
m im m er.
W on’t m laa,th ese, at pair
Flat Crepes
A (iw *d iiu a lily fo r m aking
rconnmlrnl Dirswes. A full
range o f popular ahndeM, at
an exception ally low price o f
only 711c yurd._________________
Kayscr Silk Hose
Voiles, Lawns
Batiste. Prinfa
Chiffon Hose
Variety of pallcrn* In thewc
popular mnlcrial*.
lowent
price* made in many n day*
24c yard,__________________
French heel bII-hIIK Chiffon
llone in popular *hudc*. now
at rale price II.OR.
Other Wash
Materials
40 Inch Rayon
SIIAIIFI.Y RKIIUCEU!
45c Juvenile Dlmll.ru In
small
O / ln
dealgilh
$2.00 Values $1.79
$1.50 Values $1.29
Fine llali*te.
chief lawn*,
Voile*. Ker
9 / ln
3 YARDS 12.00
This excellent mnlcrial for
underwear purponc* mainly.
In bent shade*. I* offered
now at 69c yard.
r.r,c Fine Chiffon
Voile* In print*
SS-jnch Fiinjab
Printed CrepcSilk*
Good gualily cream and ecru
rrlm-crim* *tyle
Q Q n
Marqui*eltc* now .. v ( J v
m pi
MISCELL A
24x36 large Heavy I
Towel*—
04 j
'8 for ..... ...... V * • '
Beautiful
DRESSES
Actually Sacrificed!
/
only recently unpacked
!
n ic T F S ilk * ! Sm art Rhad»-*! Stunning
S ty le * ! Out fo r e a a y choonlng a t
p rice* you’ d n ever expect to nee.
NOTABLE EXAMPLES:
j
/
Lovely Dresses m
Valucti to $12.75
Three (harming Drtwte*, mainly of
plain and printed Flat Crepe*. All nllk
Shantung*, etc. Home hand embroid
ered. Value* to SI2.75. at Hwcrplng
ITearnncr price of only $7.05.
New Linen
Voile and tlroadrloth
CRINKI.KI) RED SPREADS
80x90 Inrh *lxe 0 4 Q Q
at sale price
-RAYON RED SPREADS
fan color*
0 A
9 Q
'3 OFFERINGS!
Women’s Pretty Underwear
In Phllllplne—Voile and Kayon Gown*—Slep-lm
ere, etc.
lot
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CURTAINS
■'On*
’
W rm en w ill d eligh t In thin matchleaa
chance to nave ron fin e Dreiwea— m any
Perm le print*
SPREADS
Regular 82.50 to $3.00
liv e ly ' design* and color*,
fin* heavy grade. Eagle and
CortlceUi brand* fnmcNM far
quality and service. S a f e
Can You Believe Your Eyes?
T h e N ew I T h e S m n rl!
Faahloned o f C h arm in g W e a v e *
Gordon, All Silk
Formerly SI-SO Fair
Voiles — Hatl*te* — |
Value* to K-SB
?
Reductions, in a Store-Wide Event
at >|t0 M ock.
v ^ ^ o w n ^ WMippary Union
o f'th o 'F irs t Baptiit Church will
have a prayer meeting at it o'clock
pt'tho church with Circle Number
Uaw In charge. Circle Number
Four will conduct a program meet
ing nt 1:8ft o'clock.
Tho Sunbeam Band o f tha F lm
Baptiit C A o »< M U aaaet at I-.80
oVtock *t tho church.
Work on M
mil* »teetrii of
8tate Road No. t# from Irtdlao
Pm lilt canal to Klutmmwi JUm
pr>irrv»*lng rapidly.
awUlrd in onranixlng (ha Semi
nole County Federation of Women'* Glut* while oka waa presi
dent of the Sanford Woman’* Club
gar* a ai'lendld talk on the rerent meeting of the Slate Federa
tion held In Peniacola.
lamrheon waa *erved at I
o'clock from imall table* arranged
ntuul the club room*. Hath table
era* overlaid with a linen rover
and centered with a vaae of cut
flower*. Mr*. A. M. Phillip* ren
dered a voeal *olo with p'ano at
mmranlment by Ml** Margaret
Dari*. During tho hurine** *raaion
report* were given by delegate*
I mm the f .itir urganiiation* repre
tented.
Repreaentatlrr* ftom the Wo
man'* Chrtattan Temperance Un
ion, the Amerlran legion Auxil
“ Girl” Breakiary, the Woman'* Huh of thi*
TEA IIANCB
city, and the Civic League,
of
8*larday
l.nogwood, attended the meeting
and luncheon of the County Fed
eration uf Women'* Club*
held
yeitrnlay at the Woman'* Club
room* on Oak Avenue with the
member* of the Woman'* Club a*
hu'tr*ir*.
Mr*. J. 11. MenirV, of Lrngwood,
T IIR TAB TT BHOP ‘
pretident of the County Federa
Hoard—IS per week.
tion, preaided over tie
meeting
(With Room— 17)
at which lime Dr. Klixnheth Tiary
FurnUhcd apartment* and
P LA N T CITY— Work started on
war elected to *erre a* prv*dent
Room* I U I weekly.
durtng the coming year. Mrp. W. cnn*truction of Catkalle Churrh
Opposite Court llooae.
S. Itlackman, ol Winter Park, who rd The cn *Ue o f aid *tmrtu*e.
rnng
ir, Papworth, Bender To
. Attend. Citrus Meet
I Tho American A**oclatlon
of
bnieonlty Women will aponaor a
Fuboeriptlon bridge party at 1:00
m ath at the KpUropel
pariah
woo*. The proceed* will be u*4d
'or welfare work or the pre-*chool
dftt and for the e*tabliahment of
K -tiy clink,
V
v - SATURDAY,
P "h * Phi Alpha -Kappa *ororlty
I I I apohtor a tea' daaee from 4
w eek to ft o’oclock at the home
■ Ml** Mary Dlghton, l]l6 We*t
twentieth Street, Refreahment*
kill be Nrrod.
•
• *t ■
MONDAY.
The*Truth Seeker*1 Clan will
ire ■ picnic at 10 o'clock at the
>me o f W. A. Raynor on l-ake
b m
with Mr*. Suite Squire*,
M il. B. E. Squire*, Mr*. W. II.
lloplaban, -Mr*. J. B. Crawford,
M is. U M. Telford and Mr*. 0. J.
[Pop* in charge.
Am axecutlr* meeting pf th* l a
dle* Council of the First CbriiHan
Ctwteh wtlj bo held at the church
Luncheon Is Staged
At Woman’s C l u b
a
4 Suita up to
Dresses
ACTIfeAl. VAI.IJB8 IIH.7& AND»I6.75
Rich and beautiful Dreaac* to 818.75
a* well a* 816.75. Fine Crepe Silks,
plain color* and printed designs In
wide variety; al*o imported Phllllplne
Hand Embroidered lire****. Now
$ 1 0 . 0 5 . __________________________
15 DOZEN I
Freeh! CrUp! Cool!
House Dresses
An bright and fresh as th*
morning cool and delightful
for home and neighborhood
wenr. Including emart dn*n
prints and th* lighter weight
Value* to $0.75—white
and colored Irish Linen
In solid shades. Also
printed
voile* and
broadcloth*. Sweeping
clearance, now at 83.96
each._________________
NOW, BUY THESE!
Cooling New Style*
Wash Dresses
$ 1.69
$2.50 end 83 valuta In dainty
printed Voile*. Balletee and
English Prints. Now priced.1 at a*'
�policies,"
wy
9^ *
th*
---
that « f k U r « f « t 4 local coanrili
to io«k addlUotuU jM m botf, * t »
rath# u x of coUertl.* action If
Two hrIdea-elect. M i.. D*e*k gattrat wag* radactlcim are proBoyce aad Mias Mattie Mad BranP° A l 4the earns ■' tteic. Watteaw
an, mewlbec* o f the Fidelb Clws
Woll, a vie* pmlitant of Uw faJo f (ha First Baptist ChartK « "
ar • Won, u U i a « a address be for*
hanar gvaata i t a party g u n ty iU m IIo m I kieoeUUnn n f mutual
9(rti^_WU» Putt
tha FW.Ib Claw on frlJajr ercolaa at (h i homo of Mr*. Herman bor Is probably la for tbs fight of
A kloirts, 1011 West Twentuth IU life."
"The d<mirxl,for the rnUhig ol
Street. MIm Boy** and Mlaa Brant i T O " ho addrd, "Is a part o f a
campaign whit* la wow only be
ginning agate find which has been
color acbema of
planned as a part of the program
rora tha quanf Us*
o f the tetemattowl control
of
nf pink roost and snap drayons capltai. of manufacture. of mar.
*/hkh were arrmnysl about tha kete. o f prlraor aad of labor, by
pwir.i where the guests wore en Iboee who would master the world
tertained. Games and contests In I he Interests o f the few.
war* ^enjoyed throughout the
"The most gigantic empire of
evening.
all tbo ago la Mow being visioned
A t a late hour refreshments In by those Into who look with com
shads* of pink and whit* were ser placency on the wrecking of
a
ved hy the hostess. ar.datfd by standard o f dentation set up by
bar e ster, Mrs. J. M.-Htteoripher, (bO hlooj end tears-of million*."
Thise piwent were: M bsiM ptlb
Following statements bw I’ rrtii w*re old pupils of her
Mount,' Jr., Mrs. W. H. Gufford,
rho are now UackVr* pf
Mrs. D. K. McNab, lira . Marts
Ith Urge class#* pf tbfir
Herring. Mr*. W. II. U uis, Mrs.
Hetman, K. Morris, M n. J. J (.
lag* from which .the maslibera wire, presented was flUnerlpher, Mrs, B. C. Steals.
d for the occasion with a M o- J. T. Newby, teacher, and
n o f spring flowers sceen- lha' df's.ca Itsrtls Moore, Mar
a color acbema of plak guerite Franklin, U r in . Franklin,
kite. Gladioli end *nap Annls I.auric Jowcrs, Adclo Hints,
were a r r a n g e d
In Minnie Bras Ecbria, Bessie Pres
Iarralnc
akets
while
asparagus cott, Er I# Wb'ttle,
as draped, a l a ng tbs U a ritt and M*r(ka atovaU.
a of th* stag*. Mr*- Ar
rian bad charge of th# dye*
iltIons." Hhs brought out
ny subtle point, ch am taK idht day couipo»*r*,
n e w before In the
o f mask writing
have
(wen so many and varied
<mt i Tfw* «*• campeilUop.
dec Ivrad that than era oW
il gad modem classical
romantic,
Cboplocaqu*,
sJoeiUlfr,'freak stab compealh .music based on Indlon
ftf, on sogro splrlteab, aad
•«»d l u i mask. Mrs. Munson
Sited oath school In narrative
'on, irtaglng out many humor-
irogrant for tha evening
noted ax follows and covrctlpn* frays sarna of t ie
b discussed by Mm. Munsbm
IDO — 8c# Gardens, James
da Goeki lugxudon. I. Chagif
The last meeting nf the irhool
year of the Half Improvement
Club was held on Monday evening
dt fheboow of Mrs.Pearie Babritt
eu South Han font Avenue. After
the arrival of the turtle supper
Sfav served by th* F fth Grade
tear her*, ssslated by Mra. Babbitt.
Gamer and conleets were en
joyed during the evening and the
stndy of the book, "Excellent
Teacher", by J. K. Avent, was
crmpleltd. The following ehaplev# were given: “ Th# Teacher’s
Kopwladga"by Miss Georgia Mob
ley i "The Tsacher’s Relationship"
by’ M:s. Sybil
Routhi “Th#
Teorbrr', Self T ra il.’’, by Mr*.
Mr*. Effle Durden.
. Those
nmrrnt
wsrsi
Mr*.
P*arl neMillt. Mr*. E ffls Darden.
Mr*. Sybil Roulh, Ml*.
Krma
Hynt, and the Mbs** G eirg’s
MpMey, Emilio
Ungls,
Maude
U k e , Marin# Youat. Ethel Riser
•*d Mildred Mitchell.
reductions war* cOnlemplatad, tbs
metal trades division said unor
ganised works ia must be organised
to hoop "any unjustified, unsound,
uneconomic burden, from being
forced Upon labtr’s b.ek."
It attributed much of tbo buxi
nes. depression to "unsound and
uneconomic polled." followed by
employer*. It held tkat since
"shortsighted snd selfish employ
ers. . . encouraged by the advlef
of some of the nation’,
trading
bankers, are raduciag or attempt
ing to reduce wages," active ef
forts should be made to organise
the unorganised, fluch a it*p, It
said, would enable more wage
earntra to "make use of collective
action’* against lower pay propos
als.
Asserting th* American wag*
earners andttbair dependents conitltut* Hfi percent o f th* population
and It Is the goods they purch.se
which maintain American Industrier, ths department arid "tha
pireent depression wae caused
principally Oy th* falter* af Inr
duetry to pxy wages In proportion
to the wealth bring created."
"Romr of iboso who roaped laordlnvloi pmflls daring Uw ••-
meat mW, which sboaU
employ bent.
Textile condition, were
Mfrsunewhat spotty, oKl
Aftor leering tha Jail with ber
rnaiber aad a nag** Mrs. Nixoncorded. F,mpbrm*wt t e r m s** oc Ninillngrr eateted a taxi tab.
curring In some mllte weeg. about Thirty eporisl psllsssasa worw re
quired to clear lbe straeU of e »
offset by decrepsm (a stheta. /
A further gradual Increase |n rlons adults and children.
employment among pteata assnoT l s ^ ^ b T t 4 >
faitnring automobfits and acces rectly behind tha apartment where
sorise tack place, (hrtaltod sched the shying occurred last March.
ules wars maintained la aesna Qph- Mrs. NUvn.Ntedllnga: was m ilb»r lira plants.
. »
Winner Free
Husband’s D
It because she was afi
has band, and shot him
bullet entered his eys
caused a fatal wound I
Kho denied nil btr' husband’s ac
cusation*.
"W hy did you bar* a revolver
under rour pillow C
she - was
asked by the Judge.
" I t waa a bad habit*.! admit,
hut my husband was Jealous and
violent and I was afraid o f him,"
the defendant responded.
Mrs. Nlxon-Nlrdllngef protested
It was the first time she ever bad
used a revolver. She wtpl as other
witnesses appeared to testify ye
to her character.
Charles 0. tawb.’ aa American
(hi Sanford Avenue
B aafotfs wsWest business tnt.rprlxs is a Sts food and poul
try market, where Uw sxs-.tlng
bouse keeper may find, at all
times, Ihs chokes! of delicacies la
sea food* and poultry.
Under the direction of Harold 1
Fischer and J. M. Alderman, tw*
experienced gta.sry
and meat
market sale:mm, the asw store
opened for business this rnjm'ng
at 402 Hanford Arana*.
Mr. Fisc her-is the sen o f 0. I
Fischer, well-known Sanford dsllralstssn and mast market owner,
Mr, AlcUrtnsn cam* 'her* from
Valdosta ab>ut sis yean ago, and
has had yean of experience la
th* handling af meats, sea food*,
and poultry.
, Ths store has been remodeled,
completely t*-decorated, and pre
sents a pleas lag appearance. Rofrgera lim equipment, as wall aii m
all display cases ars Uw latest of
(hair type, and th* stock b neat
ly displayed at *H times In spobIssety clean cars*.
r ’V
jM K p W jf'* *
Another
See U t for PrioM
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B
m
m
m
a m
M
i
Nirdllnger was afll-Ud with with
jcsb u i).
STRONG QUAKB RHOCKH FW .T
While ths prorecutlon dellvfrad
MADRID. May « I ^ - ( A P ) - D t » Its rummst’on ths defendant's
mother, who ramo from St. I^ bU,
collapsed fr im tho heat
The proxecutlon argument wad
described ;hy attofMya.In attend.
t »P r iG O lM I|
Furniture Store
Living Room Furnlturo at Le«#
NEW PORT RICHBY— Pasco
Hardware Co. computed renov*.
Ira.
$200.00 Large Tapftyy
Arthur
L. Market!, Accusi-
402-aaNFOi iIt A v R
200.00 Large Tepeetry
Iiw* With You. Thu flow
* , Airs- A, M. Phllllpu, Hot
diaa Maigarat Davis, A c;
J. M. Alderman
’ (fa llin g Ms) from New 1
IBnhphuny. Dverak, Mrs.
Hassrd, Soprano, Joaa
U a ty , Accompanist.
■—f Rebel loo from Modem
lo. I, Mar Dowell, Mary
Ig r it e im
r U
ALL H(Z88, ALL COLORS
Mm
nca,*Hlbcllux. Mrs. Pftstcn
i -ylblsctlonx |*oint Irving
Ml*. O*bonw u WlpUspa.
ft Carmen Ou^fte,
SelectUw* Aram "Ate
V * f l , BfmOV
I00JN) U rg e Tspmtw
200.00 Latfge Leve Seat
�I* »••«*«.»/ tiw-rauMte
>prosecution ' ( « .kanvIMilicn * f thftVatr
GENEVA, Max t l . - M A P ) i Marin* pouted lhair propoaab
fer European econemle mom*
ite's value.
atruction Into a common pool,
members of tho pan-European
commission laat nltht entrusted
raging*. artto a tuh-rommlteo the formidable
or drafting a plan to brine
Relief from - tho prevailing eco
nomic depression,
prodneer, >who
TKii subcommittee was
In*
paiwM-n
tu report% today,
twua/, if in**httucled to
poafctblr, in order U permit imme*
diate concerted Internationa) ac
tion.
1’ , The league council, silting yeotenlay morning, formally aakad
the world court ta ylve an ad
visory oflnlon upon the letality
B n Balaam's private u m la it ,' o f tho proposed Auatro-Genuan
liaaboth B. Glnty, la gitew $36.- ettatuna union.
M, MWlhlrd or which is to 'h e ! The conflict orer the Teutonic
aid1within 60 day. o f Mr. Be* customs plan la now recofniaed
g e t V death. A friend and-eta* as lhe moat disturbing dispute
IcjW, Benjamin Boeder! also - re- Which hai arisen among'the front
power* lince the laagu* of na
tion* was founded.
| The abb-tommlUaw. which
it
lft*king t» outline' an acceptable
Joint plan i* headed by Joseph
Metta of Hwitmriand *nd la made
up of repreaentatlrra of Great
r Pryor’a hi
Britain, Vranee, Germany, Italy,
illght trio; 8, I
Austria, Hungary, lielglum, Po
rile (C B fl); I
land. ( ’irrhoalorakla, Jugo Rlarla,
* e .(C B B ),,« i
WASHINGTON, May
— A request by Bishop James Can Greece, (tumaaia, Bpaln, Sweden,
Ik hour; p:WyProeL non, Jr„ for. postpone maul of the Ratals and Turkey.
peech (CBS); 10:16, Renata Inquiry Into hla use cf eamand hla ercheatta,
iaXii
BtnflMky.t
C)—W*.
A l i i , i Haxepheme quartette; 6:36.-Dance tern*
chest re ; 6:40, Scores, ‘ topics la
W e ft e, Amoa *a* Aadyt *:t6, t i e
Jesters; 8:30,1 Phil Cook;*7, Dial*
spirit sal *>7:11, Rln-TIn-Tin ate*
riant e 7:30, y Salem orchestral1i .
Rinderaoe and Crumlt;-6:80, Or*
rhistra melodies; 9, Bone story:
PitO, Rod Cress aanlv*r*aryj K M
Gay. Vienna; 11, Del LampeVer-
C la s s ifie d ’ A d s
FOR IlK N T i Unfurnished
Nee the Taitjr Shop.
HAVE YOUR W ATCU repaired
hr one who really know, howl
Briefs, Jeweler, Map. Are.
Dr. W, E. MacDOUQALL, CIH*
ROPRACTOR, la now located at A FEW good bargains In stum
. Edith?X'Marriott of Haltiiaore, hla residence In Floiel Heights,
furniture, such aa beds, iprii
M *.’ writes:
"Last winter
I S, Sanford, Fhoae BC8-M.
dressers, gas sloere, etc. Fh
weighed t *00 Ibi. and was eery
4UB, leasing** Transfer and 81
much ashamed. I bought a bottle 3— Altomobllcm
rg* 7 «ttmtut Tine St*.
of Krueeben Balts whlck gate HUDSON SEDAN, fine condition
such Wonderful results 1 bought
$260.00, 1D30 model A Ford FOIt BALE: n Gat tenor
more. A fter 4 bott’rar 1 weigh conch, condition A -l,' new ruWpr,
phone. A Durachrr Irul
14* lbs. aad all my Irienda any, $4602)0 Reel and Son*. Myrtle A to . Good condition. $60. Fhooa 4<
•’How aleader you’re gotten—hew
Henrico
did you do It 7” I say only 4
FOR SALE> tjtatley IcyhaU ri
word*— t h a n k s to Krutchen
geintor, c i« ‘ ,2e par dag to
I/ltUG
STORE— PreS^lt*."
i, magaalnea, fountain crate, this Is a demonstrator, wl
sell at a sacrifice. Ban Juaa Gi
A generous bottle of Kruichen
PROMPT
deliver***.
rage Co.
Salt* that lasts 4 week} cost*
hut *5 cents at any drugstore in
IBB—New
A merica -take on* half ■teaspoon BUILDING BLOCKS—Irrigation
In a f la n of hot -water every
boxer atql general cement work. {nitrile^ In Prather Dry Cl
ttf, establishment!
iirat—lilitwi'ln
'u
■
—
morning- - before breakfast—eut Miracle to n e m e < X J. E. Ter* fCo.
out pastry end fatty meats—go willager. Prop. 3rd and Elm.
TA R P b N HPRlNGS-rCurli
Ught on potatoes, butter, rream
and- sugar—that will help Kru 5—Help Wanted
Eagle Street being move/to t
tchen taka, o ff your fat.
MAN WANTED for Raalrigh City way for repaving o f thorongk
Take Krueeben every morning
lloote of R00 Families In TRns—it's the little dally dose that vllle, New Smyrna,
Daytona
does It—If not Joyfully satisfied Reach, Ix-churg.. Reliable hustler
after
the first bottle—money ran alait earning $33 weekly anJ
heck.— Adv,
Increase rapidly. Write Immidlatety, Rswlrlgh Cts, Dept. FA-HF62-V, Memphis Tenn.
LEGAL N0TICK8
Grape Products To
Bfe \VithhfeJd From
Missouri) territory
9A—Poultry
mrrn**: im n u u K u r o i Vi . n mat
aaOrr aad In p in u u n ..( that
certain flnsl decree of turerliraure
anil isle, made aad entered on the
let it day nr Aiirli. m i. in and t>r
the Clrealt feurt In and f»r Hrml.
hale iWualr. Florida, la rhstirery.
In a certain rauee therein pendlia
wherein FAFI.INI: A. MIKnl' will.
*»w » • " « , tttiiU1nsi'l, an* INItlAN
MOUNtS Vll.l.ACIK, IM*. et si. Were
derendsnta, I. It. 14. IVATMON, a*
Hreelal Master >1 said t'nart. I,r
■aid I*erI re sprolnlrd, eliall nflrr
tor sale and eel I at tm lilo u lr r )
litfora the <\mrt llouee in Ann.
(■ltd, Xetnlnnl* t’outitr. Floinln, be.
I ween the Irual lioute nr rate, nn
Mwmlar the IM day i.f Inn*. last,
the ennie l.elna a Rule Hat ,.f thin
I'oiirt, tile fnllnwlna dn-rrlliMl
properly eltualed In hemlnvle
i-nuniy. Florida, in.wllt
Irate Una (l| in Oar llunilirl
and T h i r t y
lin e
M il]
Inrluatve l ie aa Im la 11,
tl, I*, tl. II. H.-11. II, 41,
at «t. Ml. IM and n il or IN.
IRAN llld'N II Vtl.t.Atli:, ae.
rordlna le |>lat there,,r duly
recorded Hlitoaa lh, public rec.
nrda of Hemlnule I'nunlr, Flnr.
Ida, In Flat llnolt I, pnaen It..
>k
The ratne In ba a„ld In aallaft
said dartre. Term ! I*arh, purrhan.
er lu pa> (ur deed.
II. U. WATHUN,
Hprrlal Maaler la
t'hnneery.
wiidttiN a iiovt.n
Poll,-Itn,n for t'amplalnnat.
WAHIIINUTON,
May T l . —
(A PJ— Mr*. Mabel Walker WIIlcbrami I list black-lleted Missouri
an sales territory far her C«Uforaia grape concentrate clients.
The former *>•(* lent atturney
general and prohibition proaecuItr said she had advised Fruit
Industries, Ltd,, "to stay away
from Mlesouri" Ih their nation
wide sales campaign.
g m * f tn him as chairman o f the
aiiti-Rralth committee in Virginia
In 1826, by E. C. Jameson, New
York, fine hcler.
M onjiy Btihep Cannon railed cp
Senator Ny* and, the eenatur said,
■'kaj.fot’.n dflay.ln the Iworlnge
bfihe, SepaU commute* until Kept,
SO, eijflatnlnf.he would (irobably
WUUP
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WESTPORT, Conn., May l l i (AP>— Edwafa He-iford, 82, rapltalDt, pktlanUirapist; long Wentitled' with the
Standard Oil
Company Interests, Com Product*
Refining Comyany, and many oth
er bualhos aad financial organi
sations, died today.
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f v
r-v; 1:
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progtaw: 6:30, Barth Sea l.land-
ir f t
Everything
Gold (>ar*cU
B:M, Tho Mod,
work; 8, Purr
Speech by P#4*l
SPRING GREEN, Wlar, May
III— (A P )— Urn Chief
MBfonl
Orshara wa* killed and w fireman
I wa» Injured when an explosion
t t)ew -Ulf fron t'troll of a buming building Into tho street.
[ af'M M trat roar 1 ^ 7
helaw w>a,l* »• raw* Into
. terra* ot the « tore**Id
n. w. w a i i k .
l.KFKI.ER APARTM ENTS/ II
Miwrfat ,M «iitr
Magnolia Are. Three room* I
In Fhaneerr.
l«th. Phone 03*.
,
that tier client* plan
Federal farm Board
1$3,000,000 loan for
FRYERS, f>EN fattenul, D6e per
lb. Motor out any time. B. T.
Tiller, Paola.
11— W aitlod
WOULD LIKE to buy good sec
ond hand truck. Must hr worth
the money. W. G. Banks, 1220 Park
Ave., Sanford, Fla,
,
WANTED: AUTO passage to Cin
cinnati or nearby points. Will
*hnre expenses. Rhone 7fdi-J.
UHF.RAL ALLOW ANCE on jo u r
old battery. 31(1 W. First XL
W ANTED—I want to rent furniih houta with garage, and
fenced In chlrkrn run*. Giro loca
tion* arid full Information In ans
wer. Apply "II. A. C." ear* Her
ald office.
..........
J. O. RIIARON
Allorney-nl-Tdtw
Will practice In all the courts
tsaMlnttlou of Abstracts o f land
11lie, risen csprclil ellcnllan.
M IT M H IIF M4I.K.
N ullre Im h ritlif MlYrn ilia! niidfr
rii*l Ur VlHlir
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tema drive* you mad, just bathe milt n ffrr fiir m l# mul w l l In III**
lilldim l a rut i** »l LLI»I« r al |mliUat
the'part* night and morning with itulirv
fur fjibIi lit fruit I uf
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lularpvrtlnii nf Ninth H lrr«i mul
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fort nf lent fniir f • I nf Itltnii
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1th . aaiy an dpkwsaM to u*o
Town Council for widening and
beautifying Beyal palm Way In and It'* epeody action D little
Iree than marvelou*.— Adv.
near future.
By John Devlin
MAD A> o w r w e
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Premier of Canada),
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SANFORD, FLORIDA,
HEAD O F FRENCH
[ora r e tu rn la y to S u i f c n L l t o M te n tlo m pn p aid a v ig lttf? th a C aplU l (lu rin g t h e ir s ta y h ere,
a a f had an latanrtew with Mr.
N ) ) i . eanmlasloner of agitrulEL*a, aim lookijifc!,la aa tha dellbjystlona of tKo* Houoa Ibr it faw
B ritish M in iste r D e
c r ie s C o n d itio n In
W h ich P o o r S ta r v e
• W h i l e .,S i l o s B u r s t
R e tr e n c h m e n t P l a n s
I n D e p a r tm e n ts A r o
E x p e c te d T o R e s u lt
I n B ig Y e a rly S a v in g
o s w ir ? !, M«r *» —<a p >—
Blaming M*h tariff* and n a .
paMlive armament for th* pmaant world economic altaatlon, Arth u r Handeraon, BrlUah foreign
min latar, yeaUrday reminded Uta
paa-lwrvpMti onion eomralttda
th a t mlUiana of paopla am wwaaa.
ployed and hungry while tha
world** grtoarie* am berating
with unaalabl# food.
Henderson wai designated Uat
night by tha Laagwa of Nations
roaneil la preside w a r tha world
conference for limitation and reductlun of armamenta. Tha coun
cil begin* m b. 9 10SS.
The only remedy possible, Ifen-
•, WASHINGTON, May JO -(A P )
[ —Ptea'detit Hoover hopri to ta t
government expenditure* la *o«h
an extent that a tax inrreat* will
be unnecessary.
— Uy farin g dawn outlays wfgww*
eminent drpattmrnta h r expects
to ear* |t;j/» O , 0U0 to $150,000,.
000 next yiar, with other redaclion* In aocrretllng year*.
Since the program waa began,
two I'epattmentn—the war aOd In
terior--have adopted retu-n.-hmrnt
plana and three other*—the lratauiy, pontorflre i nd apt irulturo—
have been orvlrred to tnaka tor-
Tha G orimor dallramd one of
the boat talks I ,ham aVer heard
Itlm make today,1 EVery word waa
Wall a poke*, a t* It appear i that
■ large number af the member* of
lb* Renata and House am agree
able to meat of hia proposals. Ha
mentioned the addltfowai.VBc gw
tax aa a laat rrao rt Thnoft* aome
appeal lien to thlg, alee la.the tax
commission th lt bd mentioned.
*rv_
__i_i_ of L._
Tho oanlaalaw
any _a____
mfaranco
ta taxes an Cgara, ftfam ttso at*,
waa notic«abda,.o«i many, taka It
ta maaa th a t ha la apposed ta
r r a r llr a ll/a ll la|
1 **y»-
HAVANA. May 2<>r-(AP» —
Praaideat Machado tent a rue*
age to coni rasa last night In
which hr aa(yl. ho had been ml*taken about conditions in " Cuba'
having qulrtad rnough to warrant
m-oalablfalimaut of ' cunatlutlonal
geamntroo.
-> .
" Tho pira'den: gavr uo'.fre he
would again suspend th* guarant T a save iron my text effort* to
insure order rm-it lltila nppreclnUnn." tha ptealdrnl'a message
rrwrl. "On ,:ha contrary Miry hive
been Intfsprated In a inanno
whkh would bo ralrulate.1 to
q atata ol unreyt .which
Van*Mi w hjla two pfano shtadtlan*
Indbatad to tha group that *h*
poaaeae*. unusual mua tal ability,tha second. Dr. Samuel Pule*!on.
| loneer Sanford physician, whoa*
addraai, “Menial-Hygiene", ..iaclosed a eutelul study of the part
tha mind play* In physical wcl
far*, and a practical plan whkh
might ha fallowed w th bencfl.ial
/•milt* by mjr pafaon.
Tha mer'ing was presided over
by A. C. Fori, president of the
CaUn** c onnmW’ Wlfflculilo*.
T
“In my maaaaga of A ir. «, In•plred by a ilctlrh to boo normalcy
fkilored, I made the atatrnient
Utat order was ghaoluie nbhoucb
t laalixrd at tha.tlaie there wa*
con.idrcable irrutiaa. I fait Hal
ordinary policy - ulglUn.e might
be aufficlynt to hXlpJle tho situalltay however, Without further
runt bluing the ear pension of guaranises wh'ch rongrtta au‘.h»tI**J.
“THt elatrnaaat. w«* badly
under ranaldeiMinn to be ellminat«l. ITcv louvly, it had hien anmunred that SO to Str army post*
would lie ahandnned.
Meanwhile thr trraiu ry depart
ment began ita aurvey to deter
mine w hirr expeneee might be eat,
but offielala doubted much roduetlun could lie effreted.
The war department program It
expected to ante at Iftet rjn. 000,.
POO. Interior diparlmenl eh>fa
found waya of aavlng only akvul
f4.ooo.nno for the flaewl year of
1MI. For the nrxt two yean, howrrrr,
rsp e .t to aave mailderably more, bringing the total for
the Ihtte y ea n to approximately
II 7,000,000.
The Irentury, In »dditiun In lieIng the rnllfcting agency of the
pm eminent, elan operates . the
roaat guard, the public health ear.
vie., agd »k*i narcotl? tnneao. •
the treasury
____
. tqi) mbrehant the lattrr an auta, mobile dealer.
action pmjudidal to -th* msinttnance oi order.
T he unreal partial*, particular(Continued ot| Page Six)
P o y S c o u t P la n e T o
B « O u tlin e d T o n ig h t
All mea Interested la rharactarlUding iHiraulta and ecrupalloni
tjh o y a, particularly the'father*
f I s i f s H hoya who a rt members
itknt and typo r?th# Boy Hco ita of America, am
T*d to attend a meeting a t lha
Itg -Hall tonight at RtOO oVDrK
1m Mayor T. L Dumas will oatw pliaa, now In process of bo$" chttted out, to bring to thlt
R fg «•* wrll-e*t*bli»hed organisa
tion c< Bay Sroots.
Hrjgeeentetlvea of tit* Aanford
Lions, dCloaaii and Rotary Orb*,
present to aid In tb* or■ar wwtk. na win a group
t* Bastard Chamber cf
eg. District Scoutmaster
, of Orlando, will spook
^ a n th* aims and aspira• Scoot activities.
*
8 A ir p la n e
UCLE8, May 2D -(A P )
Charles Undberg, who
hasping In ths tackam a year mm Eaatar
panned tha oonllnewt In
44 minute*, I* toying
bat ld*n for hi* fast
BA8EU SwItxaflRDd. May 20.
- ( A P ) - T h e flrof ta il rontress
of th* world'* cwnfYM hanker, took
only half an hvuf inhVk'lay
•RT-rove without debate t»-e mport
submitted by Pmtldallt (late. \V.
Mcdarrah, of tho peak (or In
ternational Aettlanonti.
Noaa of th* mpmiihnlatlvrs of
24 aat ana off*red any comment
on th* Drat yaarM a d ■Inl.tralloti
Afterward several' agpIgtn. J the
batik la xomalhlgg dritlrely new In
lha world'* f jr a lk k j batu.y
jwbogy fait r*Ui|N%gflt tu make
pertinent obWndbMma on tho
minhrwnwinC. —
. ‘
1
:
P(taxed two major tax relief £ , j lillla recommanded by G w .
RAILROADS PARE
RATES IN EFFORT
TO GETBUSINESS
C d ast-T o -C o au t R o u n d
t r i p F a r e W ill B e
C u t A s E x p e r im e n t
R a lp h B a r to n E n d s
L ife W ith B u lle t
NKW YORK, May 20—
(A F)—Ralph Barton, widely
kn wn llluatritar, committed
aul.-ldo today. A maid reported
for walk at Ballon'* apart
ment and found the llluatrater
.lead with a wound In hia
tight Irntple and a revolver in
hit tight hand. Bartun, who
was .IP. suffered a recent heart
attack but apparently had re.
revered. He was well known
for hit caricature* aatlrixing
Anierl-ani and American life
which appeared In the New
Yorker, Vanity Fair, (.iherty,
anil Hatpor* llaxaar. Hr ala >
lllualratad bonks.
O v e r F o r tv ' H s'v e A l
r e a d y S ig n e d U p F o r
O u tin g , S a y s M o rris
NKW YORK, May 2 0 -< A F )_
America'* latlixiad., making a
fight to'obtain the revenue* they
htfcrvr th rr must have to maintalk ware and uivltrnd level*,
haW opened a ''baigain rountrr"
ta an effort to attract more pa«rertbwra.
'.While the major wre.tern road*
a r t axprrinirntlng «ilb ,jra*tIrfMy reduced fare*, the western
*Vt fM lrrn trunk line* will begin
*n w petlment In July ami A«C«*t| | n ' C n d T t ?
____ _________
au.cil by re»Vha raatein roada, thuugh rloaeOffirlal* do If oh*ervl(tg the-western oxferla can be tun- meat, doubt it* eventual general
*nrre*a. At Ira.l one well in<
■g» program, formed ea-tern executive I* doubtovrr expect* Di| a*-wall of tlie val.e of the
r aid In Ih eirp ttlal excursion rale n«w planlied by thnjrm l.
. .
•* •
of the prealTbl* cal* ia, II.1U rmin.l-trip
if au;h. pro-'I r . in roaat-to- -na.t * ■ coitpatel
[ailment* a m jtn the Vormer tale nf flita. It inj elude*—wW— wtojvwivTr prtntPtrrT
S ta te O fflc ia ld W ill
T e s tify In B a n k C a se
. MIAMI, May 20.—(A P I-feuraty Rolirllor Ftrd W. I’lne yralerday said subpoenas will be issued
for II. A. Uray, aarretary of state,
Ft mat Amos,. state comptroller
and 17 othrri to appear a* wttnr*.
ar* in rriminal rourt here for th*
trial ef James H. Oilman, for.
ntrr f resident of tha close 1 Hank
of Blacayne, and hi* biother K. W.
(iilmaa. former head of tha tank's
bond department.
Th* two farmer bank nffk al*
will go <n trial Monde, on .hargea
of causing to ta publUlml a b«nk
stall mam |)re. 21, IKJP. aho-.ing
bend* nf a par value of f.11.000
had eo<t |h» bank B3I.0AB.23 when
they actually coal 122.273.
<
T A L L A H A S S E E . M ay 2 0
( A P ) — T h p S « n al« to d a y
New Agr
proved bill to legalise racing and
tari-motuel gambling.
In tha afternoon tha governoiV ’ v
indonem rnt of a tax on corporge i ■
lion* orai approved, aa It paaaad, . ;
a bill introduced by tbe fInepee ( i
iawailnt.
11 e . .
__L i t
a i * X*
taxation committee
which —
oatl,
metad a revenue of ona and on*' ;.CV
half million annually. Oth*#.. .V '
moaauraa pissed by the Heaata .\£"'
provided far aaml-annual taymant
of taxaa with dlacounta If the >
full lax la paid In N orrm bar.or * f ,
December,
Raranua bltla Introduced la tha
.1
Ifooaa Inrludad oaa to tax utlll- ‘ Vi
llej one dollar and a half on each
100 groaa receipt., another ta m - ‘ -a •'
0 .tribute tha • pretent gasallaq v ^
tax, and a third to aend Internal •
■n all ' gtato fund* equally ta ' , 1
countlaa for arhoel unit..
Senator Young, of Veto Heath, ' V
irterd ay announced l*a dlmlna- V
tlnn of cigara and ctgamito*'from •
'
hi* proponed luxury tix bill, *
s& sa ss& i
• te ly 11 .000 .- on • *Pc<lal coatt-t >-roa«t pound i J I I . h J f e W H a
■prlat'rn
b y *f ll* fa re.
ex prated-Ibeee,
g. aiah. T a ix.SaalaxJ-eaaldanta win
at copied and Initiated Into thv re.t ire peace, t ha. traultnl In
tlv k boJy, Dare llon .ke, and
I lamer H arm ., tha former a re
T w o M a jo r M e a s u re s .
W ere R eco m m en d ed
B y G o v e rn o r C a r tto n I n H is A d d r e s s
..
One of the Uiire latter departmrnta will hi studied this week
end at President lloieer’a Itopldan camp. It waa th tre on pierloua week-end. that detlalona warn
reached oft the Intel lor amt war
M achado S ays H eM ay
D is c o n tln u e G u a ra n t e e s I f N e c e s s a ry
Na o*a ran *•* with oar degree
of leraefty that tho HaoMf la not
wAkiag hard now. We 1am moat
ing every day from ID o'clock to
1 Vrlocfc* and from 3 / o'clock till
i .o'rloak, sad « .Yimk . till II
• 'd o c k .a t night, with * a taerpUada of Monday* and Baturday,
Any of tha** long bnd regular
loru'raaM kav* No* avoided
wa worked moff during the
I taRBlh. Inateal of . knocking
em rp l>WUy aftar^oda, unfit
E X -G E R M A N C R O W N P R I N C E A T H O R S E S H O W
that an rxrlra tax particularly on * rlgart would pen* Ilac Tampa**, • V 5
prlnr pal mahufartured ' product. [)•
The argumanta presented baf-im ' atth
MADRID, May 1 0 -fA P )-.T h c
the b’enata - finance and taxation,
rvernmant yaalerday
protnulcommlttaa Monday hare convinced f v it ]
me that both tha cigar and alga
aiatlo taxra would not only ho . vi
un|Nt|>ular but would r atrlko a 17 .1
bhw ogalnat thauaanda depending
-i
■Hon the** Industrie* lor their
lirclihood.
JWL
'•< *n*~v ,cnUy,-1 h»re derfdoit la f r
j„ |,f wnrlted out. • "
stipe t via Inn of Mr. Morris. The
(Contlnaad on Page 8ta)
Under the prrient plan (here fit*t, (he younger Iwya camp,
will be n> actual r-'nfl.taiinn of »l<cn* June i for ona wrakj the
lani. The government declare* <• mnJ, for older btye, open* June
the new ' program la nocw’atlated R for one week. Camper* are exby n trlO* now faring Spanish re. led to bring tha folkwlng aragrlrtilluie ami by uwcntplnymenl. tl-lea; extra rlothlng, toilet a r
('•M>|ieratlv‘* societies w t u l d il, lea, Itiwrl*. tennis ahoaa. walk
lea.e the -land from the govern ing shot a, bathing suit, 2 heavy
ment and rulllvata Its a* a com lilmkrl*. pajuiitaa, and * aheat and
NA8RAU, Bahama., May 2A*~
munity project. Hent. would ho plllcw. If desired. Th* camper I* (AIM- -Tale* ef subsist ng on bf»f
law and midem agriculture neth- also expected to bring ona or more cull* for three days while they
of the following vrtlclft: Tmnla waited for m* uo from a dlntaM
ul» would be Introduced.
The country wai mrorted gen- raoiort an,| I alia, baseball glove, Itahama Island wars told hero
••rally
l«*<U) H mnrUal Umka, mu.Hal Inatrumanf, flash- >r*t*r.icy on the arrival af saylaw was abandoned. The pvacln I glil, pocket knife, flahlng outfit, viiM* of the wreck or lit* yaaht
fitinlaln pen. stamps, and stationdropped to 10.M ye*lriday.
1,'vonia, .which fjundered off
The Catholic newspaper b.l De Finite of th* attleltleo which the Plana <>r French Cay* laat wash
bate will h* permitted tu ro- i h«ya m a, anjoy while at camp with the loss of her raptalA,
■wna pul-llratlon. tivlay.
lo re: Ctrinma, ping-pong, hasetall, Joseph Taylor.
Bishop Eoitvw Shcddaa, bta
Ah'»H*y ball, croquat, ahuffl* board.
Ixixing, horic aho**, tmnla. aerial sister. Kvelyn, and members of th a
I dart, «funt night, treasure hunt. .rew warn hr mght to Nassau taig
will flower day,'leaf day, talhar yrstarday.
.Member) nf Tha ratty **ld tlUy
tennis, field dnv, and th* “madltaIk n log” fur that "rough-hoa**." had auffomd no 111 affects f r m
Hoy* * shlnr to enroll, om urged IbaJr. exparlarne, except lac aim;
lo get In'touch with Mr. Mortis venlanc* frorp axpoie to tho ( K '
^
KAN8AR n y Y .^ M s y
* 0 - at anew, Thr entire coat of the m enu'and exhaualbn.
Thgldvonla want down 111 mlR.
(A P)—F or * rain, OMw and high rrm p for on* week Is ffl, t l nf
wind* *.(4 experienced over thr whl h m-t.f accompany th* enroll- utaa after strlklpg a r a d j f
mrnl anplication. Mr. Morris can Plana turtng a aatiall, survl.oen,
weft yiatcrday. jl *
T ie liewd^ log Hooking Cbtra- h* reached at Box IBM or tala- reported Bishop Hhsdfcean aaU H
rhone |f>|.J,
was a t tM wheel at thw time an#
Re raosod suepewlon of the
a t f m t though*. bahaditnarhaltaK
Right of AM army planes there
ftom Dayton, Ohio, for maneuv B o d y O f U .S . M a rin e water without damaging O B
craft.
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G e n e ra l R e c o v e re d
The yacht, however, InunodlaW
Itatn and root weather wire
ly filled wllh water and a sank,
general over the .mldweet, after
PARI.o, May 2 0 _ ( A D —Branch
a break In tho hoot wav* of eev- army rng'necra today recovered all un board miking their m
rral day* ago. -8traama in Mis- thr Uvly cf Brlgadlsr General ashore. Members of tho emu
ttu ri, Kanta* and Ohlahoma worn Ifobeit Dunlap of 4hs U. B- Marino Captain Taylor dived iota
rising. Minor fldod damage woe Carps, who was buried alivg In n wot*.- several Ikon* again*
adtl * and pltaWoga of ^
reported .
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Khadt’o* In an attampt ta n
Kmw flurries fell a t Pierre, H.
a portion *f lb* bishop's hi
P., where tb« mercury touched
Inga. Tha fourth than, thaw
tOJ degtee*- last Baturday. Th*
Taylor foilad to msM s p K
enow citen d a i into tha btack
Tales Of Hard
rnd |dtrh wer, trlrnacd ftorn the
storage tonka a* thr <i>nlalner*
were enveleped liy flames. A
attm m near th r plan t war con
verted Into ■ rlrcr of fire for a
quarter hf a mllr. Tin* f he men
were unit la to get rluac le auar
of jib*, fumia omlttr-l uy flaming
Millions Of America!)
To Puithase Popp
High Wind Strike
Mid-Western Area
Mill loot of American* will pay
honor tq^tho coantry'a tVoild War
i«*d t’aturdey by wearing the littie red poppy af- FUndrr* Fields.
feport
Early Saturday morning an army
of wonttn, eetlmatad to be 100.000
strong, moblltiod for the work hy
a clearing
the Asnerifn*'*’ L*glon Auxiliary,
will lajw th* atmoU throughoai
the t o v ry with kdskeD . f the
mamariRl flowers. By night fall it
Is eip o rttd that poppies will be
placed «n apptoxlmalsly 10,000,- far.their poppirk will remain here
divided Into OM rents and psora than 11.000,- !■ lha city end will be used for tb t
'•an credits
relief of ol-ahled veterans end
■ of Wladyn*ady.< families of retiran* duiIng
bdvthr other
tfe* earning year, Mr*, lilatenais.Campbell-1-oiling I**; agnlalaed. The poppy aaJ* I*
Mary, a ded by ttmFMasloeJ source ef auporl fee
il orga niia l tea a, A C 'M tfm io u s rvliif
program
epla or hanforj u^Mpt ths Auxiliary I'n t is rorn Prcraralloaa - ■ W 'fL Aa hcsiicr demands arc
U M t on the Auallliry thl>
H
al anr time In the p*»t.
tbmfwatM H M M sdtation It hoping that Valencia a
ad o f tha
st i in il ng
JjR ap ii than c»cr before will I* held •
g e n e r a l 'm H B lf h * dead and ssrv* the firm in g t|t
BidosaMp
a revere vl
t'allfnrpta.
1*4 high lamkod th* fc-raat maced rthr* from Ota cava. It wot
Xtioa ia North- neresvaiy t# amputate her U f ta
am* .announced
Npmanta would
INVERN|B)B—Mndant mndyilwldalnr by to-wear atora oyanai la What
la Beslhcrn
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* v t h had-tba f u t
on IhfIrtoao lliiw ih w t II Plcbar.
In« Had a homo n * , u M il n
4 1 m .alitfbt la foOr Woo. . »
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• r Loogwo-<TlMM hmmgv* M od * c u m * playod fiatartkr,
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Al Btmmon.; Um i H r ta tfk U a for co m b Mack,- la Uh
r*r who *»■ hitting .400 #r battor wh*a- Batarday** p M i '
Tba Yatika mad* Ufa mKorablo
>r <oor T igtf pltcboro a o . thoy
•sr&Z-gfe&l&SSR&'T&L
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of whom w on batting ‘at a 443 dip' or bailor. Tbo aparaot
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■i. im * v ,p iv!jr r * * p b ,
Oddly ontofh,'(bo Yank. did mrt
dant tba homo run column. It J».
malalOg for McW.nu. and DolJack to gota out thoaa drtrai.
Koonlg had ■ brkf turn on tbo
maund for tbo Tlgara.
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Tbo National ^oagmo .800 hltton, Including gmmoo ployod, I
laoak tbo ban.
•. AfUr tbo ftrat.traopr won! on
doty to . crowd, g a l a * , down,
hot lator bocaiao a m p i ragaaf^
lag and loeraaood;in aomhtn. . ,
l On raeolat pf, word from, Colo w l O'Kaoffao of Uw altakUoa
bora Adjutant -Goaarpl .Ra<hor
•oat company T , . n : yiflo compaay. from Atlanta and a^batrItaor compaay ’ front Monrao to
ratnform tba 'U«*Ja * on ' duty
' Tbo loadora to datoi Hia « n ,
Klaia, ntlliaa l i trlplaa, Worth- ■
tagtoo, Prana, Cr ain. Sanator< *1 danbko, Akshadar. I t
torn, I4| atoiaa baaoa, Chord
WWfo Jtai, Chapman, Yaaka.
Joh an* Tlgon,* T rachi rmmo
batlod la. Crania. Soaotora. H i
m a | rana. Klaia. PkiJUoa, H i
a m t hilt. Crania, Sana tora, IK
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(haagoo.an notod In tba
ng ran bolpg atogod by
4 atariran Looguo playor*
■ba honor, la roMocutlvo
Comb, bit oafoly In
Inh .tralgla yaatorday, aad
of hlo tfiroo tivaU k.pt p.c
with him. No now nomoo arm roady
for Oittrann Into iho Hat of playoro U ttlng Mfoly In 10 or moro
•tralgbt garnao, although B.tolo
Manm*h *f tbo" Bra.ton may mob.
tbo irrado tomorrow, provldod bp
goto h bit Ja today** gaam. Ho boa
bob* Robin.’ 14 to 4 bottod aaf.ly In nln* atrolght.
tbo Rida, glrlag tbo Tho joadoni
,
*V« tbo Ltloi,' 'two Playor and club Straight Oamo*
IM * . Tradrrlrli *(.o Combo, Yoaka------- --- T_____ jy
.a bomor durhwt«tha Simmon*.
Athletic* V__
ag gam*. It waa ThSfa*'
PoUmigin. Whlto Sm
Irrigntlto
A i* t
toondad by C*pC -R. C .B adkott,
Al Slrfttnoiu contlnuro to do tbo
hoard dirk work)among Um da;
(HdAal Nation. YtotAtey W got
thihoj Wlt.trf. firm again. ■ which
g iW blnf on orarago of ,4Sl| n •rtiy JO .potato bottor than Ida
noaraot rival. Aa uouol bo to tbo
only 400 aluggor In oxlaloac*.
Tbo Pig 8U . Incladlng gamot of
yootordayi
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Mayor and Clob g ab r ' h Av*.
fllmmoao, A’. . . 24 B7 t t I t ,4H
PotbOrglll, Cbl 15 01 0 14 .003
Rulb; Yank. ... 19 OS t l t l 407
Roottgor, Rada ■. t t 05 I M 487
Ilortmby, Cuba . 4 3 84 18 80 447
Worthington, Boo 80 71 11 47 444
rkoll odd Amt .Inglad
A. kjtng tbo . com, Aay
da to tu rooma It Wu
ffr Bart.ll'. double
lint in wHh tbo winning
tt;ut bio oovantb bomor
lU lL D Q td /K tO C M
Boforo Up Moopo Jlrad tbo
had cot tbo ropoo abd^attorn
to m b tbo-Jail; Colon*. OX*
iiBKRAL a l l o w a n c e an
/.old battery.110 W.-Pbot I
Playor and Club
Blmmooa, Pblla.
Potbarglll, Chicago
Ruth, Yonk. ------Altxandor, Ootrolt
Crania, Wo. Kington
iliaaod from Pago Oao)
» bohlad la oamt departittboagb' far aboad la ail
tola otbao ladnotrioa.
payor. mV that daring
XX) Utonoo. a| brwap ma>
whn ropattog In tba Rtalimtlon plant, . >
Avorill, Clovaland
Cothrano, Phlladolpbl
Ponooca, Clovaland .
.Woot, Waiblngtop —
atono, Dotroit
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Kub.l, Waoblngton .
Barry. Bootoo .... I.
d.IUlio, St Loula ..
iponctr, Waoblngton
rnklao, St Cool.
Van Camp, Bootom
rrrr.ll, St tornla. „.
iiia o s is c r t t
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DIRECTORY
A achon
w 6 5 w n m r a gtvda ao atbor enat*
o a ..«
polotod oot tbat 44
A markka crania arriving Ml* bo-
Blaogo, Waakiagtoa
8ow.ll, qtovolaadj-.
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wom an.
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Now York IM 144
* Battorioat Wfilp a
Dkkoyi Wkltablll, Rj
Clovolaad
Pklladolpbln
Hl-
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icm sad sport i n watching
talarist MUttelH taels M
Male* igtiUbn a**!** in tM
a Mala* IA i M int*.
i w b U d d ln t fWiartraa tMto
mad In lh* 14,000 tall* tout
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m m sw as
WaJtir
itaatM bafor* * itorm forced
iklp down. TJ»# plan* 'cat*#
a I W .* m l« p t« < tf d q .a l.
rata rli
M 1* ruled by King Prajad
* vl.lt to tb . United B ut
Kin* It hi. wlf*, Q u m
Itlur* allow* * typical view In th*
* W%M ad ocatad In England and haa dona much to
nation*,
. . ,
j TH* rial #f |M King ,*«*
Q**w «f HU* t* lh* united
8 (flea h a ..r o w e d widespread
ttE W ssa ffS
att* la tha IUU* known t m tiry Avar which they ml*.
TM Hanfard Herald offer*,
’4a i(*d*rd bale* an rater(alnlne add Iafar at at Itb article
Ml tM MibJrcL, written by
Hal at and a Store**. Adi la r
lion ef afcfiriahf*, will aarvt a«
w ag irppatu. for further comrial nsa of lh* dloeet alrtrsfl
In*, and combustion asparta
new leaking for aapaaslon la
r field* In which romptaailop
lion engines may M iis a l Th*
*1 atrvad* la used on msny rnariaft, but after further anmantattuh A broader market
lh* w tu r may M davalapad.
r MWa-evdy tha automajlvp
I untouched, but Packard and
sea engineers, working on
ibis* bf mechanics and fuel,
tMipan|v*a ready tb Apply to
iMobUai and fuithsr to marina
H T S S —
NEW YORK, May tO e-.fllant
Is oft the ether side of lh* gloM
and camparaUrely few Americans
have vl* tad it betauaa It la *emawhat off lh* main lin e'o f traval
to tha K u l. Wh la It baa an Iraportent foialgn trade UttW of that
I ride la directly with America.
Furthermore, It I* a prosperous
and orderly country, nut nu'ifwt
lo famlne,.c«rll)nqaket. or other,
serious tataatropblesi no nl<saloaarle* have l>ecn killed or persecu
ted n B am, nor la IMrengitatlorl
■ga'n.t weiterneraj accordingly,
it salhm appears Ml tha front
page* of the newapapets.
Klani rapmscata a vriuntgry add
happy romtlnatlon of
Wealera
and Kaitcin tlvllliation. It la the
only country In Routharn Aria
which line always ma nlalnod
aimplele Indepandanre, It Is tM
only Duddhlst state now In-aaMti
enro. Its people are practically
all of that religion and Ills M4 -
h* Parkar<i-di***l aircraft en• I* ravoluttanary la many toeta. It bn ins a patralaum distilI rasamhllng ordinary turner*
and If dsaired drtUnary alr-i
m oil may M miked with th*
| to obtain greater flying
r*. Diaaal fuel will not catch
kffldm tlr, Iml r :lt
ty
ingoHi a ftama whan peered Obur-h aa well as the State. It U
» diesel baa no carburetor,
ista or ■park plugs. Ignition
laoiMd hy sprsylng fuel into
ramprasssd in th# cyllodsn
It reach!* 1000 dagTVb* P*hIt, Continuous Ignition Is ns%throughout th# Ufa of tha
a, aluc* this la furnlahad by
w ssrttr
( t w n l msna-
J *»t In hi* far-away c.
also ona ot th* oldest absolute
mrnarrhiaa In lh* world.
The.* ar* apodal raasona why
Slim should M interesting to
Amerits ns. It | ( th* first country
In tha Far Rant with which tha
Un’ted Rtata* had treaty rcla-
Whon tbn pieaeul Itoydl Fa drily
began ita rule la 1782, th* Blames*
or Thai had acquired add popu
lated not only th« a n * ujw con
tained within 81am but also the
Lnn country now part of Frenchtmlo-Chlnaj and It bad alp*
brought under sublet tin t all of
ancient COmbodla and the larger
part of the Matty I’enlnsula.
The opening up of Asia * to
ttade with European countries
and the cstsna'on of Eurrpaan
ronlrol oyer part* of Houlham
Alin near or adjacent to Siam
bought entirely new problams
end dlffrullle*. TM Ktamea* bar*
nerer abown tha hostility toward
Kui npean, that has marked lha
relations of certain other Asiatic
rower, and from early tlma*
Enrrpaaa trader, ward not per
mitted to acquire land and all
faitfgn trirfc was a-monopoly of
Mm Klatu »ntl;.a.v •< t .j
Th* mojern development
of
Siam data* from ibia sovereign's
ra'gn. King Mongkhut la an* of
the moat remarkable of tho long
line of Hlamtia king*. Whan be
was twenty-one year* of age, he
catered a Buddhist monastery and
remained a monk until he waa
foily-aght yaaia o/ of*, when
ha auccredad 10 tha thton*. Dor(or thi# long fieri"hI. ha obaam d
strlclty the rule* and trow* of tb*
monastic order. Ila t rare lad about
the kingdom, and, ttier*fore, ba
tata* acquainted a t first Mad
with the randlllina under Wktik
lh* common imopla I’vad. Furthermat*, ho devoted MlturU not pa
ly to thfc study or tluddbUl raHiriwtt* bill nlan of wantern rivtllrsllon. lie learned KnglUh from
tim e. Tha first waa negotiated h
1M3. Furthermore, America ha*
•hud#, |f not a grant, at least ho
appreciable contribution Id Ibo
development af modern 8labs.
IfOfiOC squat* m'lai, Ur practically
lh* same . ataa as 8 pale and
I’oriagal comblaad. It has • old
coast un tha Qulf of Bttm end
th* Booth China Baa of msra tha*
» thousand miles «Dd on the la .
d*an Ocean of ore? throe hundred
mil#*. Her# (ban half *f Ha area
la comp >r*d of Mila And mown
ta'ns, sllll taigoly- aovsnd with
foteala mid’'juuglo*; .tha hattna*
li <htelly alluvial plains Intcnatad
m
I.time* and I* lb* b ln *
Id sen lea In Ut* Rear. C
H M in . ar* ilrtt found I
»M t It # . » Hmthtin (1
low iha Yang-tab-Kiang
Hare foy maiqr ranturtaa' lbay
maintained a* Urge atale entlrbfy
independent of China, In th* twtlfth cariiury Kublal RK*n, th*
grandson of GangM* Khan, am t
an afmy d conquer tlfa Siamese
Kingdom. Ha/whs aucceaaful, and
a In n a pait of the fliameaa popu
lation ralher th |n remain under
th* datnlnalbni of Iba Chlaeaa Um
pire m 'tnried-Into-w het i r n.w
northern and central Warn w hen
they act up an independent king-
i
•Q t
tjt>« of tr a n .p o ti pl**w -
Uit’led fttdiu * im d » Jt
A* fdon da tM craft Mb
ont by Uie CVrttta litU r j
Making foractow .. ft. IkjIMMS*
ralgn, by afmilar IrtailaV with
awnt European countries. ForiM imara, th* king aecurad
paap taacbers far hi* children-,
partlcuUrly lha Crown ! Prince,
Who would Inherit th* tk m la oa
(ride Of Six Days
ties From Poison
'aken Before Rites
Orta af„tha f n t p**MnMte in turn* t her*.. w as,filed - b 'd r c * l|
court by attorney* for. th* Metro
politan U fq I nauru nea com patty,
* cabin account far tM higher
bad. 4fea cabin U divided tnthree compartments, the front
ta g
IM
observation
»nt, tha m ar on* tha club comiiimrnl and the canter one tha
taking m pM NIatant Thera aM
m Oil i lias ]
ad* tho b*
■rtmanta lig
ian in |h*
marriaga.
TM girl was m s r r t f
h£
hospital bed L it WVdmdLy aftU
physician* hud despaired of hat
life.
Admitted to tb* 'hospital
a
Bir , moiMT, n r*.
U* iiwof*
sM had taken poison after aba
bad sacp bar flsne*. Wlltlatfl R.
C rlttandn, 18* talking to snettv
ar girt.' -* ,
a
Young Crittandan cam* tv Isa
bedside and near tb* and a t tb i
tw* day* tba. phyalrian* ta l i ska
y a jB fifn e a m m
corapart-
o* dollvWed by
They will Inand m i l o n i-
th* State.Ad
» y n a la n m ld ah t of tha B!
Pro part U* which the suit <
l,_la*oW*trt..
Pan AmaHean AlrWkys, or t*
Angalaa tffc lM Btutham Tr
�jesui\ c*; A*r
Mention Thomas, U , « u III cwaH r »l Wsy.-rW,' tn h lA t after bo
surrendered sad drifted to Sheriff
Rogotx all know le^diof Urn *U>teg Saturday sight of Georg* W.
JM f*r< ’3S. Thom**’ fhther, Juchra
9Wad k i M i i , ’.U t hUlad in
IRNfil of Nalien*' t iiA l dU-
tea*,*# favoring tha plan.
I W world what ententeed
Karffteaati,” E. A. O’Neal,
mt of the American farm
federation and chairman
mrdajr’a conference, teld Ik*
tee members.
WEDNESDAY, MAT M.
Associated Press]
By Tha
T o o eaaft *av* agrlcoKava lh
aactloa,’* aOggoated by ProaUeeU
a E. Hoff of the Farted*** Nariooal Grate edrporatDn. Jtl.
The committee was asked to
discuss tha satire subject and repoet hock la tha confer****.
to last minute things by itaUons.)
4J4A -W RA F (NBC)—44*
$, Dinner Music; 6l30, Thcalar
bite; » :« , Ore hen Ira | 4, Gena Aus
tin;
Science Ttolk; 0.30, Aid
and U Forge; .0:43, Back of tha
nowa; 7, Dabby Jenca; TilS, Varirtlea; 7:30, Rhllkrct orthaatra; H,
Old Oounaalor; 1:30, Olivo Palmer;
$130. Interview*; 10, NeBlo Retell;
10:30, The Big Puth; 10:43, Lope*
orchestra; I t , Richardson’s orches
tra; 11:30, Funk's orchestra.
34M—WABC (CBS)—4M
6, “Going to Press;” 6:15, Wineger*a orchestra; 6:30, Roy Atwell;
6:30, Riddle* end Grins: 1:43,
Crime rlub; 3:43, Edward Dark*,
bar!tine; 4, Morton Downey; 6|16,
Drama of Old New York; 4:16,
Ferdlnando'a orchritra;
3 :3 0 ,
Evangeline Adnmi; 4:41, DaJdy
and Rollo; 7, Pryor's bend; 7:16,
OsHwrakap quartet; 7:30. Mas leal
cooktall j H, Fast Freight; 8:30,
Aiabeeque; $, Peraonalitka; Villi,
lkarialahs; B:30, Lanin’s orthaatra;
0:46, Concerts; 10:16, Tremaine'*
oiwhsetra; 10:16, Ftyar'a band;
10:80, Orborna'a o rthaatra; II,
Dance oirheatrai 11:30, Ann Lasf
iltd Heei AH%.
’ tWJ-Wll! (NBC)—T8d
In brief; (L AW* V AMQi 4:16.
Phantom cargv«la| 8:30, PMI Cook;
taa ton ; 7 :30 , CUMndera, 3 , F jra l
N ig V t fr ; 8 : 30, P M u u ra houri 0 ! 30 ,
C lara. Lu and flH t 0 : 45, P oem *;
10, Slumber m uet«[ 10 :30, T h e B ig
Push-. 1 1 , K ea affc'u rrh ra tta i 11 : 30 .
W ill' Cook
sh
E
K $ :l$ , In s -
p ragrab i
ana, sopl
Foulcna I
Tope* (N l
tenor; Dte
TVwlwc^lptl
anhhldoat conference.
r f l W the arrival la the rtp ito i
yesterday or Hugh S. Olbaon, aMham odor to iielgtum and f i r ahr
Ida re America's leading rtgMre
In tba league’, dlaarmatnahb 0f>
farts, the United Stated. ofUAred
oclleeljr Into a porlod of gedRhiatlaa far a general Ilm laaBMBt
roofeto nee,
A ftar a brief distasilM with
atate department nfflrlsla, tMe.aaobaaaador lunched with the prwtldeht a ho ha* unphatlraRy i basrfr
ed h it elew that armament, re aid
be further reduced. He la a White
Home goeot.
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The United Stole*, ondlr prto*
eat Indication*, will enter the con
ference with primary atteatlcn dlrotted toward a redoetlbn of land
force, and with a willing**** to
reduce It* fighting force* pcapot(ionately da low as other nation*.
Sine* the Isrndon naval treaty,
limiting the ntval forces of ills
llnlled Plrtes, Great Briteln and
Japan, and agrrrd to In part by
France and I Idly, rovers some
nine-tenth* of tho world natal
fortes, the preirnt attitude of the
United States I* that the attenHen i f a conference should ha di
rected toward other fighting forc
es, particularly land arraamenla.
Cook County’s Tax
MesaToo Hfiich Fo*
Chicago Financiers
HUDSON SEDAN. fine*condition
' $140.00, IBM model A Ford
teach, condition A -l, aew rubber,
MAO.00 Roe) and Ron*. Myrtl* AVo.
LF.FKLER APARTMKNT8. )
Magnolia Are. Three room*
LANBY’S DROa STORK—Pre- bath. Phone 038.
errtptloaa, magaslnas, founUlo
te price.
PROMPT
d e lim it..
• t the IM ulhro
• III lh « s «m « of t
That A l o u t f i r
»«rcA»sor o f T o*.
MfeltMkdray wo* nccnsod of the
•toying, bat « u acquitted. Thomaa
both Saturday ' fram Lake
MEMPHIS, Term, May 3 0 .(Al’l—lafayetto Ragsdale,. rail
way employe waa charged with
throning hit baby at hia wife. In
A•divorce petition filed today by
Mrs. Itageilalo. 8 So charred that
he hutled the Infant a t her during
on argument. She caught tha child,
She bald, and prevented terioui In
jury.
ST. PETERSBURG, May B L (A P)—Contract ha* teen awarded
by the government to the Florida
Motor line* to carry first rlaas
mall between here and Tampa. The
sendee krill ’ coal the poatofflre
$313 a year.
LEGAL NOTICES
noTirw a s s m l n i f i n run
t s » m e ten i n u k n i k i t i u h
arm or n*w u i v m u stat.
i tb * o r tub btatw o r
PLO B ID A .
N olle* |e hereby alyen Ih el W. tV.
IK T T K II, eurchessr o f T ea C e iilll,
ra le Nu. I I I . daled Ihe Sll*. duy ul
July A. I>. 1111. has lllrd said c o l.
.Illlra t* la my nin e*, and ha* made
Btutlratlon lur laa deed In Issue la
arruidaar* with law. Held <* 111( 1.
rale rinhrSVee the fulluw log dee.
rrlbed property sllualed In Hr ml.
note Couiiir .Florida, lu .w tl;
lisa, u t i n. a uf N\v rue. o f
Sen lea «, Tnwneklp J* M uth
Ha age I I Keel, llu a K. I l l fl.
H I t k l M. tV. I l l M. N. lo beg.
I ts arte*.
T b * raid land being neeeeaed
nl
Ihe d el* ul lb * leoudnro uf euili
>rllflm
l*
In
lbs
name
o
f
llu
b
ril
Koklaaon.
T h ai W. tv. r o lle r , purchaser nl
(J k lh . o f C e rllllco lo No. M r. deled
Ihe tad. day o f J a il, A l» MIS,
baa filed said C ertlflra lo In my uf.
flee and hea made sppllrnllun lur
T ax l> c«l lu leeue In
accordance
with lew. Held aerllflca le nnbtu, e«
(he follow in g dearrlbed
prupcily
situated In Memlnale Coaaly. F lo r.
M g . lo .w lli
l » l « l| l end l i t , Senfe Park,
The said lend bclag assessed a l Ihe
M ale o f Ihe leeuonro a f eurh r«r.
Ill Irate I* Ihe name o f Hahmrwn.
.1 -Thai W. tV. I ’o lle n
purchMcr
b f a.ttih o f T aa L h c t lflc g fa J ^ 't
r*t. deled Ihe fnd. day nl Jd lF e. . . ____ _____ ________ __ eorltfTcaie in
m r ulllre, and has mads an pllr*.
Ilun fur laa dead to Issus In nc.
rordanrs wltk law. Maid rs rllllrn l*
smkrares Iks fullow lne
tlreiilh sd
aila slrd la BsmlauU i ’ unh .
Fvwperlr
y. Florid*, lu .w ll:
U l 11*. Mapfu Fork,
Ths sold load bslng aesssts-l al Iks
dais o f Ihe Istuancw uf am*, • e illfi.
■sis la ih# nsmo ur Hnknuwn.
Thai w , W . F o lltr , puivliuser uf
• t . t llh . o f Taa I'srilN ca ls Vo Mol.
Italed Ihs lad. day uf July A. IV
l*M . haa filed said i-s illflrs ls
In
lay flfflr# and has msds sppllrnllun
for T a a Dead I * lesus In miuidsm-o
with Inw. Hold re rllflr a ls •luhrtu'vs
Ihs follow ln e desrilhed prvhelty
sllhalsd III Memlnuls I'uu alr, Flu i.
Id*. IO.WIC
Ust Its (Unfit Park,
aald land k r lifi svssysad a l Ih*
I ks
ala of Ih* Isvonars s f turh is r.
Ilflr s is la Ihs nam* nf llaknuwn
llnlsoa Said Taa r e r llllr s ls r shtll
bo rsdsenwd arran lln g In law Tas
Its ads w ill Issue Ih rirn a mi
lb *
Sind day s f M at. A ll. M il.
W lla rM lay u lflelal
s iiiin lu r*
and aoal (h i*
Ihs M lh.
day uf
April. A. D. M il.
ItIK A M
..
..................
BUILDINQ BLOCKS—Irrigation FIVE ROOM furnished hoate.
screened porches, Gsraga.*
boxes and gootral cement work. Ilurke Steele, phone 203-J.
Ml reel. Concrete Co. J. E. T trwfllager, Prop. 3rd and Elm.
-
aaM eerttflrai* embraces i\i* foU
kowlaa described property sllualed
la Bsmlael* county, Florida, tn.wli:
k k or Lota ears ni.xW
m
rhaamaa • Turker'a Addition
to nanrord.
Th# aaM land h-lng t u r u r d at
the data nf the i.-tianrs of i n k
rertlfteate la the name of Unknown.
I'nlesa aald cortlflrolo shall ha r*.
Seemed accord In, t„ law Ins deed
will Isoup thereon on tba Ilk. day
af Juno A. !».. ton.
vrtineoe my otririai elanaiuro and
v. u nottnijkaa.
t iers I'trewll Court
Semlnnlo Coooty,
Florida
n r; A. l i waiKKK, n. c.
•d ij
•V-’ ' v . J
0
FOR BALE: B Gat tenor
phone, A Bueocher In*In
Good condition. $50. Phono
FOR SALE: O niley tryball 1
geiator, rust 2c pat day to
elate, this It a demonstrator,
sell at a sacrifice, San Juan
rare Co.
FORT MYERS—New eqnlpi
FRYERS, PEN faltmiH. 34c per Installej In Prather Dry Clad
lb. Motor out any time. B. T. Co, ratatdUhment.
Tiller, I*aola.
U l 2 tV I A I f o r w l U k # ftubdL
n V • i r u laad being sea m ed
at
lh * d a l* o f Ik * laawaore o f aurb
r e r llflr a ls In Ihe same o f Paknowa. LIBERAL ALLOWANCE on your
Thai ITvde kl. glover, purchaser of
old battery. 318 W. First 81.
I.S of Tas
Certificate No.
ttl*
daled Ika tad. day o f Jair, A. H
WANTED—1
want to rant furlet*, bos (lied eaM re rllllra to I*
lav arrive, and h a, mad* applies,
nlih home with garage and
lion fo r (SB deed lo 'la a u e In nr.
rordanro wltk law. Said cerllllra t* fenced In chicken rune. Give loca
rmbracea Ika follow in g described tion* and full Information In antproperly
situated
In
Hemlnale
wer. Apply “II. A. C.” rara Ite r
County, Florida, lo .w lli
train I t * I I Forest tusk* Nuhdt.
aid office.
vlalon.
The raid laad being naeeaerd al lha
date ut lb * iMMeece n( such car.
ilN oalo In lh * name nr I ’ nknown.
I ’ nleee said c ertio ra te shell be re, S L E E P IN G ROOM S o r loom s fo r
deemed according lo taw laa deed
ligh t houtvkseping.
1306 Park
w ill Issue I hereon on Ihe- llh . day
of June A. I>. IS tl.
Avenue.
Wlincea m r n tflrlal olgnalur* and
seal this Ik * llt k . day ut A p ril A.
It . t i l l .
ihkai.)
.
r nottauAfRi
clerk (Mrrull Cuurt
S m s ' w I* tkHtaly,
^ ' l Y T - A. i r ’ l t K K K A
l». c.
C lo ssified Adn
THE ARCADE
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Cut Oat For
Ilnndy Itefrrenfn
HAVE YOUR WATCH r*piir*<l
by on* who r ia lly know , howl
B riggs, J ew altr, M ag. A vt^
Dr. W. E. MarDOUGAI.L, Clip
ROPKACTOR, Is now located al
hi* rvsldonra In Floial H el|hts,
S. Ssnford. Phone 663-M.
A N Y O N E D E S IR IN G lo rcmntunlra te with tha W om en o f the Ku
K lux K U n . w rite P. O. flux 1432.
o r r a ie Odd Fellow s H all.
P IA N O C I-A H SES fo r children 4
to H year* ami fro m
B to 13
y e a r, w ill Iw gin June 6 th. V ile *
rlaaa fo r children w ill U g ln Juna
<*d. M r*. J ulios T ohaeh, e lad io ;
306 N . Park A v *.
R R M IN O I.K F l f l l l A
PO U LTRY M ARKET
1Phans $#$
Flab— Chlrkenn
9 A 10* LupcK A . ,
Coffee Hhop.
Opm 5 A. M.-B P. M.
RICYCI.KH A REPA1RM
HILL LUMHKnCO. m
DRINKH-LUNCIIES
FnillTA-A—
VF.GETAU1.KS
U. N. NIPPER
Signs. Phono Mi.
F O U N D : IJvar and white pointer
puppy. O am rr may have same by
payin g fur thl* ad and describing
the puppy.
D O im W 'f
SECOND HANDRTOCJII
Rt pairs—lie
Uphabtrring,
VKUKTAIILK
SHIPPERS
u
A
A FEW good birgaln* In atoi
furniture, such as bed*, sprit
dresser*. ga» etoves, etc.
PI
tug, lAsalng’a T ransfer and B
age, 4th and Pine Bta.
f
ARCADE M AR KE T
('h ea pegt In T o w *.
Wr*. MonBenjamin
L' Vin reat
‘vv
r. ; A n * n tA a t.. k ie i U M MdiAjRROuteo vunMnrWrX. .
^ T p cw er A rrm S rH i
A ryffB N ti l o o k n
A ’ ' )7
le ^ ^ S r C* {i^O—.
PH EE SEWING Machine. O*
new. $68. W. J .. Vaughn,
Monroe.
9A«—Pooliry
N o lle * I*
hereby
given
Ih ol
n .T D K M a T o v n li,
r ,...r of
T as I'e r llflr o t* No t i l t . daled lh *
lad. day o f July A. !>.. MM. has
tiled said c e rtK k a le lo n r ..Mice,
sad h «* mad* application for W t r
deed lo laaue la arcordanr*
with
law. Hi Id m l l f l c t l * ym b rirM ih «
follow in g d t i r r I M pm iw rly •Itu.
M o l In IfwmlnoU county, K lorlte,
B y J o h n D e v lin
t
WANTED - SALESMEN DEALERS. Selling experience
unnecessary, hut only reliable peo
ple need apply. We Supply everything—Products, Salta Outfit*,
Sale* and Baivict Method* th»t
get tho m ist bustneb* everywhere.
Superior Itawlolgh Quality, old es
tablished demand, loWiat price*,
guarantee of satlafaMlon or no
u k j makes quick sale*. Y00 homy
rod firm necei*lt.'*«, all guaran
teed brat values. If you ara will
ing to woik atrady every day for
grod pay, write for Information
how to start your own business
with tm r m pH sl.-W .'T. RiWtflgh
CV. llept. PA-BF-8I-R, Memphis,
Tenn.
HAAOGn ’t
IN D K P K N D R N T
GROWERS
B oobs <4
AR80CIATION
Vhoae 43 )
-M !
o
£J
CRRAM EEY
1N 8U R A N C E
5 E 2 » a F M iN a L E jS x E
CREAMER'
Beyond tKa Alps Ilea
Italy; and last w* forget,
behind tha billboards lies
America.—Judge.
A highbrow' U
whose learning h a *
stripped Ms InteUlgW
Vincent Massey (Fl
P rem ier « f
DRUG STO RES
M EAT
C a s a ift).
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Mooli* cloudy tonight and Wed
nesday with prakiU f ahon.
rt> Wednreday.
DAILY N K W 8 P A P E R
S A N F O R D . F L O R I D J L ^ P M P A Y . MAY I* . I M I
N iv a l Flier KUled
la Pensacola Crash
Efforts To. Seize Taro
Negroes, Jailed For
A tttcM reR epulsed
By Bombs, Bullets
E L B K R T O N . Q *., M ay ljf
^ ^ittiiAHABSEE, 'Way 18 —-(AP)—Two white
' M M ir i. E r n e s t H ousehold
. i4 \ V. M eRaynolda^ H om er
C te n s t ' f t * B , A H olijr m w
men
were In s hospital here today
with funahot wounds r *
cefred while national guard**
man dsfandad the Jail against
• mob seeking to remove two'
negroes charged,with attack
>___a white
__w____
•
om an.
j
ter. , M r.
a fo rm e r'
Mise w as
le a n w hile - t h e
negroet
8 p e a k a rs
I taken to Allanta by.guard*
custom . wan today for aafa keeping after
a night t f mob activity which wwa
Suppressed ealy - by the Me of
Rfle fire arid; tear gn* bomba.
Poor companle* pf guardsmen
were called te duty a t tbe jail
yeetsrdty and laat night. ta rty la the day m^Umeo in
aatewabllaa failed te selao fear
f*kat negroes arrested la the atW k case while officers warn tak
ing than* to Athan*. At Athena a
crewd gathered around the jail
h it were soon dir period. Tbe mob
k * UU In tha afternoon grew to
ISM and surged Into tha jail and
boat the locks on the coll# of one
negro before they were repulsed.
l a ’. MtamLt—ntaeT ino Rtor-Ad- . The fire departm int
pUyed
vocsto. How true th a t it, tf oae stream , of waUr on the mob until
■ ay ledge the tatara.h r. tee post Ma* members seised tbe hose and
(timed It ma the fireman. Then the
guardsman bartsd gma bomhe add
IM« mobsman beomeranged them
M ^.*R tfle fl»e fallowed and EmS f | Edward* and Lyn Crowder,
both of Ettxrton, fell weundad bat
•re aaperted to recover. •' .
,
The two local ualU of tbe
fUorgla notional guard, one a
aty h lu e^ g y r ^outfit, and tbo oth-
die*led that Sanford waa fc quiet
place' over the week-end. * .
Txra continued raaee wore 41"*
t* w i of oa the first Item of
MiaiMaa on Urn docknL W trtb
Cbarry, colored man rbargfd with
aaaonlt on Kit wife, wa* flnod
KL H# was arrested by (XIleer
Shaffer. Jerome floreUn. colored
nM*. charged xtRh disorderly eont a t after «■ arroet by (jfflrer
AttMtaw. woa flood 9b. •
Fired Floyd, colored, charged
w ith.the petit larceny of a wrist
twMah. bad bis case continued onHI Fylday owing to th* abtan*#
froaa the city t f hi* attorney. Ha
W«* •Treated by Officer* Shaffer
• rJ NUWoIaoa. *
**U.." Tagnovelli,
whit* man
rbnrgod with peddling without a
lleoaad, aa treated a (10 bond.
Ha hbd been arrested by Officers
S te f in and U rey.'
vAugwata Clair, colored woman
wwa wa* charged with both p»sf l i n g - and selling liquor la ondoe a 'p t n boad pending tbo
tearing- of ber com neat Friday
effect tah. Nhe waa are**tad by
Onetime Council Mem*
ber And Retired Ci
tizen Succumbs To
~ Ongcrinff Sickness
r
Inspection Of Sites
P
E
taler brought hint considerable
prominence, and allowed him tit
make Investments which brought
h nv o aiioble yearly imome and
led to his retirement from act vo SovietH Running Into
business Interests sums year* ago.
Barriers In Effort
Ila entered the merranllld
badness in his home city In 1H7B,
To Finish Program
accumulating enough funds from
that bus ness tu enable him 11
MOSCOW, M ay. ip.—tA I'l—
come tu Florida, then known ns a> Liliuor, manUgi- an-l laU-r nn»
fertile Und lor the ambltUag loom prumim-ntly amont; numirbusiness or professional n u n w hl ou. h>mtlca|>« whlrh a rt rrtanlinp
wished to grow up with a com the successful romplrllon of the
ing state. Hg began business nt Soviet union's five-year plan, i
Dado City in Inal, and remained
Although tlieurovrrnmcnt has inthere and at other points in .South errasrd the price and redured the
Florida until alter the .Spanish- supply of vodka, the (wtent Bus
Ante Mean War, whin ho moved ('an drink, the loss uf labor from
lo Saniord.
rtressivr drinking apparently con
Mr. Corner *a» a member of tinue..
Many mvn buy a bottle of vodka
tbe Hanford town council In the
.on their day off and Ihe next
rTier,>
Jstai
runtT ioojlg lass i n i here urn' w i, ra*ir'~fen to rspoet -ft>r-w«Ht.
til abtut tU3l, when he relliwl, Aa a result they are idle two day*
although for several year* after instead of on* an,( industry lose,
*
that time he operated hia own ar.-ordiugly.
lu an effort to counteract this
leal rrtat* firm.
.
Ue Is survived liy hia widow, Kl- evil, factory managements have
vira Carter Uarni-r and one son, been nvaking effrrts lo discipline
Douglass Carter (lamer. By a thuso iiltoxaaleil !•> withholding
former marriage, Mr. Gamer I* pi iv liege, an 1 dropping them from
also survived by a daughter, Mrs. payroll*. Nolle the less the pier,
J. B. |.aw,on, ami a son, N. O. tier runtinues.
Other workrrs g«t inanicd an-l
Gainer, all of Sanford. Merrral
then when their wives .are em
grand chlldrm also survive him.
ployed, report they ate si k. Under
the law. w hen's htt.liand or alfn
itioet defaulting
luilKIU, lo
,Thtre i* a 1great deal of diffemvc*
,in Imilvidual ’ dafaolling and In
Orlando dofiulUng,** Dichinson
told the rommittoaa. "When Orlan
do consider* defatltlng, the art af
MADIIII-. May lb ;- (AP)
fect* tIJDOO poapk*
Dickinson mention*J the rffirt Martial law waa l fled from Mud
rid last night after ■ meet mg of
(Continued O l ' Page Tbiee)
the eabinrt which dertdcil the
city wa* again "tranquil" alter
Mot* of lavt week.
No announcement was ma-le liy
the cabinet as to when it will
withdraw martial law in Ihe
Lifting Of Martial
Law Follows Reign
Of Q uietjn Madrid
Carlton Summoned
In Suit
Dollars
numbers of hia «abin*t yesterday
srtle , rived sunltootta lo app*»r
la federel rovutafor the northern
Idrlrict Of Florid* n l Pansavola,
June 1, In onawsr l* n mlUi-mdollar rUmago-MH Jllad against
th* hoard o f oMMgaHiHuis »f
tbo K v ersU 4 4 fc ijW tai district.
Tk* suit w a f'P w l Katonlay at
Psnsarol* ly lL C, Bor I k, head
ad a Toledo, U k bond house!
Walter H. lJpMMMt. Ffc Udelphia
John Dighton, white bey, and
J- A* flteparvl. » hit# tnan. la
• n
t a a charge of recklaao
d nA M U M axiior a rellialon at
•
taUrsection, were dls• t i i t a d 'Of ebarger. Judge Ware
t a M :t a t t the accident waa un-
te tb . reckless
4; 9 U . ' Officer
Ursres Immediate* AW*
• tion For TaxReduc• tion And Economy In'
Operation Of State
N. H. Garner. 71. une of San
ford's pltnecr resident*, died at
kla Park Avenue home laat nlffct
abortly befoir midnight, l i t had
been in 111 health fur mure Ik fa
two yrere, but only recently tie
c«<ul lion hreemr ilH tcah — r*
Funeral servkx-e will be hrld.at
F ir,: Presbyterian Church t>City Attorney States the
moiiew aiternoon at 3:00 o'ejdek
Course Would Ruin With the Rev. K. D. BrowiUeo a*
officiifng clergyman, Burial will
R ial. Estate Values be
in Lakcvirw Cemetery under
11
j f
AI
f
W *L .
t 'J . L e , ^
ORLANDO, M a, U>.—Breaking Ihe d'rectlun of The Frick*)*
Funeral llnme. The followini
from their committee, repAn unusual view of two U. S. Navy hllmpt flying over the Battery at the
hare been asked tn *ene a t pall- |
te*entalives of tha Tagpayara' baaiers: II. (!. DuBosr, Nruppa iCity iluring prepiiathma t.-t Ihe forthcoming air maneuvers to I* comturlrd
Leagu# proposed both default of Telfqrd. F. L. Wovdiuff, Hr.. W, flans- and l-limps will rnmptise the greatest aerial armada ever gathered together In this count
a and a utility lanio plan at L. llanley. Geo. A. Speer, and W
meeting of the utility, curb* M. McKinnon.
Mr. Garner sa> bom in ’ Ml
Hines ReturnsFrom
Olive, N. C.. Oct. 14. IfcO. baft
Quiet Week-End h
Indicated By Slack
Ih Law Violations
M uakiptl' Judge R. W. W are',
Police Court activlllea llmltoA tu
WHERE AIR FLEET WILL “ATTACK” NEW YORK CITY
' ■PERBACOUkT"May II. —
(AW Seeond Lieutenant R. a
HSlliTaa, J r , son of CoVeoel
‘BttBIvnna of Parti* I.Uttd, South
.i'gratbia. w*i killrd 'today when
Ma plan# crashed near. th* n a
ta l ftjrtag flrld. Thera wet* no
vfttMaata to the rrarh. Another
•tttdaot flier sighted the wrack•age /re n t the air. -Sullivan wat
,*wd when the ambulance *f-
dto 'out qoestioa: to default or
hot. to defaplt..
.
i *1 think that that qucotlou
might be pretty well answered by
U r action of tbe UgiaUture at
nllnhaaaoc," d a d a n d Dr. ChrUL
"If wa doaT get aouvo relief on
f, real aatoU taxes. I think tt
immeasurably bettVr to default.
“I am In dafauH,’* ha said, .turntag to the committees, “an j I
Wouldn't ba greatly'aarpriaed If
•oeie of the others hare were not
default. Is tbe city any better
n IU cltlseoryT"
Christ's statanunt 'was ceuntrrter*d by a reply from Frank I .
Ferguson, leader of tbe thapayrrs'
w k m l 'on duly after a mob hid group end chairman of tbo Veeguvo
Toledo boad Wxikir, aa representatlvea of beldata of • Everglado*
dUtrirt bends.
BtoU offlclali.aa'd they knew
neihlug ab o u t-Ite aidt ftbai Ikaa
tte meager fnfbrmaUon cunulmd
ig tte aaauqpBg
,*evrral egpfwaaed b*Uf( tte aatjap was l^sod
oa th e ‘dDtrim'* default on lond
driving. paymaata laat J u 1.
Shaffer
Fred (3, B h e ta w e ito n or tiu
drtrkrt, said (M da/ault Jan I
nmmatad to ' II99AW pnnc'iut
Md W J - W tattegit- Ue said tha
tea rial would d(fa«H sr* .. J-i- 1
t* ih# axtawt # f H IT ,000 p.lmtpal
‘Bad tMfi.Tfl tatatato. He x ld the
A stil*t waWjCte* out»lsn.) ng
bands a a sa o a ttik 'U
*••.•>I:,.,<oa
i ta d d t e i d d i t e te • ijuw .inN.
Machinery
•lib declared •
g there Three
i d *f 7S ceata
NUMBER 20*
F ir* C e n ts A Copy
It has not hern determined hnw*
tnurh loss of labor is attributable
to this.
» * • im-tanre is known where a |
wife uf 2d worked a« a h—1 carrier
lo aupporl her ale- holir husl-aiiil
and three challdirn. The man ha*
not worked for eight year,, la-lng i
regiitered a . “slrk."
.
Th* prvhlrm of Islau shortage)
la growing, art outing to the prr*«,
with stupid an t uti'kllled winkers
damaging laigr nusntitlrs of ma
chinery thiough i arelessiufv* qr
actual sabolagr. Th s is rr|Nirted
province*.
'
to be Blowing up Ihe flvr-yrat plan,
l-argv CaUalleio, minister of
(Continued on Page Four)
labor, said Iba government w oil.I
I* unable lo bold elect-on* for WHEAT rtlN FF .ltIlM'F. OPF.NM
Che Miloual assembly lo-foie
June 2 » because of delays in mak
UINDON, Mey IP. (A P i-T h e
ing lb* electoral ronaus.
wrurld wheal ronferrnr* was urnK nance Minister Priel • said vsned her* yesterday, nrganm d
(be gavenim*Bi wa* applying th* with Hosrar.i Ferguson. Fanadtaa
strictest inr sauna under the law high oommissiunrt, a> |.eimanenl
lo prohibit the gaporlatiun of chalimsn. and prrpair<i to liegln
rapitol fVom Spain In sum* of today detailevl runslderallun of
mors tbaa MOO pesetas (about poaalblr remerlir* lur Ihe sickly
wheat market.
Women W illHelpP.T.A
inic For School C h i 1d r
Taking da It* chief objective the.
t ponsor ng of welfare and rtiuirall
work for pi a athool rhildien. the!
Sanford Breach pf th* Ararri an
A■anjallou o f UalV*ratty W'otm-n,
uudar tha apowaorsb p of tha
Kem'talg Cowaty F.- T. A- and
with t t e ** m a n t t a of the • mnfy medical board, will assist In
c o a d w g t l a g a prr • • load
elkalc • k * T I • t h o r o u g h
physical aaaaateat'aN of child'rn
expecting to enter qtinol (or I'rsl
grade wor^ 1®» tbe lUn/oi.i I'rlmary Krbapla, for tbe term ' , pin
ning BepL 9 , I N i , Will Ih- mad*.
The rllala-Sv(JJ pe held Thorsday marwlte. sU rtlna at U> <«
1W- Rom no..- County Medhal
Aamitalion it-, oil)
pa.sed
o
inauLnipn which provide* that all
• lulpen.w ill Ih- rsaniinrtl, srroidIqR t >tCWU'remt
o( the summer
recHtd-up rh ait. or u fee c-f II.
FMxUia* wb» are uiialdu lu pay
tbO eaam'lmtion fre will have (heir
children examine.I few under tbe
dlresflpn o f 'Mr*. Ifrlsii T. Mors*.
If eortm llon wrrk ls ntweasary,
n d t t e family i* uuabl* tu pay
far.HurUr* Univeraily Wouien
witt w ts r ts k . (le p a rt'll paymafR qL any expt-nle, Incunvil in
W ilM teFIb* *h id tu M nearly
J , Primery PO t|pta|iurilrB l state a t po*»l -le.
. | » cp irr kt’ ial u money t » a»■tafita Tte work as well a* pru| for r tabErhing a
a benefit Lgidg* P#Hy
-a on Friday-afternoon
*d O . Ibga TV**)
WASHINGTON. May III. .
(A1*1—Vetrians Adtii'nislral tt
Woe* teluttird today flom an
lli.pvctlun ol pox.lblii riles Tor
soldiers lioiiie. an I votrranr
h—p t*|. m • ml hern slates.
Hines will re|Hi|t h . f niling*
In Ihe frdrml h-«|'it*|ii*liun
hoard rhollly. Pending that
ti'IHirl lie had no ann lunrrjtient
to mate
ew German ShipKm*
braces Features To
Reduce Ship*8 H eft
K IE I, May ID. (A P ) Bright
*teiM*s of hygme ni|M-ilnl da>>
trill Ih- iix-allrd loiiuj -when the
(li-rnuin luivy’s ,lroiige,l postwar
cn-l-er "A ” w II he Iniinched. The
uetoxeuiirion
soldier .prri-idenl
Paul von llindriihui v will Jie s|n>no«r of the cruiser nnd smash the
liaditimnl hnttle of rlisinpugiic.
, The onliio (irrittuli navy was
ns-cmlilrd yv-.li-riUy ih K el hat
ho, loi lids ovcaion. At the nionuiil tin- provident am vre ui Kiel
alatloit the whole flee: will lilt- a
salute of 21 guns, while ut Ihe
lame lime the presldenliul rotor,
vr it l-e li iMed tv'1 the rfu'ser
lei runt-bug.
*
There lire boon niurh gui-sclng
B* to the liamp of this vr l |«icket
I-alt |e,Ms altliough it is lumoied
that It will lx- ihiistrned l'lrus-rn.
It Is thu rule In the German navy
that the name uf a new ,h p shall
nut lie rrrraleil until the launrh-
Owing tu the le llirtiutis i.f
\ rrm illr, the tinm an engineer*
had to con*.lin t into thu vessel of
iu.t*tyt* l»ns a fighting •tteuglh t-f
2t)ilt)o tun*. A lurthe. nuv*il> is
tha newly Ji-vl-wi •Infemive arraugeniriPs aga n*t mines wh rh,
nf r o u t s Is S lih tly kept -erret,'
enabling the xrarriaft tu |uv.s any
minn l.au itr vnthuut the slighle-l
liifc
Tin- lualjr 111 thu vessel runs sis uf
welded steel' plates; al-srnro uf
rivets loves deaiiweght for the
benefit uf a heaver ainiamrnt.
For the llist time In the histuy
of wan istl building a cuntidernhl*
•piantily uf light metal has l-rtn
used for the inner roiutrm t tins.
The Diesel mavh.nety plant,
winch l« the Idggert that lias evrr
been installed Into a i r s c l , mean*
a revolution In chipping. It viavrlips HO.nOO horsepower and ill
total wogl.l amounts to 17 |-2
IMumJs |>rr horsepower 'umpaicd
In 110 |Kiurufa |>er hu sepvwer of
Diesel motor* th a t. were ,n use
up l«- 1»1*.
.
This p ilo t 'glee* th* **•**! a
speed uf frt kooTg mfc| , ygaiu. of
I0,o«0 m lly. t
t(
EDISON DROPS HCHOLAIIHIIII'
WF»T <'RANGE. N, J^ M ^. I*.
( A f r -Tha acbqUunklpglvvtf *nnuslly Iqr Thomw A, Edlaun to the
one t>*y frem t t e M a ta ir' »Ua
belt answer* a qtagtionnalir i reour.d by him. WlQbOt be fnv l/A r.f
Ihi* )<ar It wa4 .g$utoenre,l 11-Vkv
No riason f a r ttegy^afpnilnusncc
i »he slit M |'■ I d * ,
POPPY DAY SALE
NEXT SATURDAY
IS BEING PLANNED
Lotion Auxiliary Will
Stage D rive ForDisabled W ar Victim*
The little ird tnrnioria1 poppie, vvliiih disshtrd World War
mukiug
wtrianx ' have h e r n
through the winter nnd spnng,
will be sold in Sanford next Hattrday, Mrs. John llintormidrr,
l>rt«iilenl i f th« Camphell-lsi-.mg
unit, announced today. A complclo
organisation which will give ev
eryone in the city an uppoitupity
to buy an-l wear a poppy In mem
ory of Ihe Wot Id War dead la
living drVrlnpnJ by the Unit Un
d er, the Iradn.hip ..f.U is. J. C,
llen-nn. thalrmnit of the loippy
rommittee. A larger sale of ilia
menu-rial flowers than ever he(on- is anticipated.
“ Th* purpose of the imppy
sale is two-fuld.“ Mrs, Jlintermister explained "first, to holier
the war dead liy wearing the pop
py which gmws on the fields uf
Frame and blander, where they
fell, and second, lo nid Ihe liv
ing virtlms of the war, the dis
abled vsI emus, their families
en l lhr -famttles (ir tftp ItCAd. Ev'ery |M-iiny of Ihe money which
Ihe |Ksiple of Sanfurd pay fey
their popples will gu lo the re
lief of war suffercl*. Ihe hulk
of il lo needy veterans and fam
ilies right hrir in Sanford.
“ Saturday, the Satndny be
fore Menioiial Day. will «ee Ihe
0 li-!e nation wearing the tnrm- riul poppy;’ Mia. Ilinlehmisti-r
conlinurd. “ Poppy salvw condurled hy T.k'tMl auxiliary units will
cover practically every city anil
lewn In the munliy. More than
III.Utxt.tHHI Amerlrans ore exm-cfrd to |-ay trllmln tn the World
War dead ami help Ihe war's liv
ing victims hack to health ami
happiness through loiyinif and
wearing u |aipi>y on that day."
U. S. General Dies In
E ffort To Save Life
TOURS. Franr.-. May IP.—(AP)
While his wife luokrd un in horr> r General Robert II. Dunlop, of
tlie U. H. Martne Corps today wat
hurtled un-let the rollapsiug wall
or the Chateau lie I.* Fsriliteru
nhoul in milt* from h.-ie whl.-h
hud lM<n undeinrned by heavy
tain*.
Ke-ruet* la-gan digging Ih (ho
drltri, •ivsit kly hut this afternoon
held little hope that Ihe Gem rail
will la- brought out alive. It waa
In li;-atrd that II might hr two or
Hirer day* befure they r in reach
him. lie was trying to sa lt a wo
man from the falling wall when
taught.
•
Citrus Exchange Bill
Favorably Reported
TAMI’A, May 19 —(AF)--Th*
Florida CRins, Exchange said
toda w that Ih* measura tiruyidirg
for 'J ^ te r tg a ljoq uf m n « g r^ -.ff
i « dirsdquartera from T*in|m ha*
beyn (avarably reporfeu hy the
Srnata’a cltrua coium'ttesr.
•Ff* nvoasare Wuuld petput the
udirmlment of the Exchange'*
( O i l ll'ution
bp Three fttth* tot*.
MrmtrVs of fb* airhangs and di
em tar* sevftpl months ago vvtad
to ctab l'ah ktadquarlynt In Win
ter lleVen 'IAM 'found the copalL
lutvon forbad*-tk* n a o r t l '-
TAI.LAII AHHKE. May If. •—
The Florida Seaalr today re
versed «t*elf anil toted tv w d
hark to Ike- finance f r e t tew
roeinilllee the Mil prepaslng e
at* rrnta t n on a package of
XU cigarrta.
action oime {
after the Senate originally'
v»led not to return the 1dl| te ,
Ihe comielltre. Senator Fnttb,
l.ee*buri. who uppo-rji »*-ndIng the mra.ure hack eatd "Th's •
mean* the cigarette laa hill
will n r tr r romr hark tn Ike
ralrndar because Ihe com ml I tee
will kill It."
TALLAHASSEE, May 19
—Governor Carlton t o d a y
delivered his second m o M tn a
to' the LeKislatuni calling •(-'
tent ion to the short tints
rcmainlntf ltefore the regular
80-<lay session ends June' 0. *
Addrenalngn joint session' tfl» /.*
governor urged immediate.- - J
action foi1 tax retluctlnn und C
governmental economy whereref .-.v
ronaislent with efficiency. lie chided the Legislature, lor &V
no; having abollahed o t l n o r
j
rood and redletrlcted jud'elal 1 . ')
circuits, lie »*.d funds should be ’ /e
1 1 milled for. schnila but that ■, v>,
flom three lo ihrve a n l one-hell
million dollars sic su lfiritnt f p e ^ ,» .
that i put pose, lie declared h* .,
lav.irrd rals'ng the
uiilomobU* tj.
.
...
.
i l l _________ _________- I
u.lh U
By unshtiboaa vote of lh * '‘
Ft nate finance add tasatl--n*fxnh*w
mlllre Ihe bill proposing a ta t
of (ig rents a package on clf~i
a irtlrs sras recallol from Ike
fin al* calsiidar yesterday for
further consideration.
It was th* first round In the
fight agalm t the luxury ta lc
measure and It wraa won by the
big delegation which had comb
her# fn>n» Tampa and other alt*
lea tu knock the luxury lag thing
Aillhrt drag token alter a W h - - '
lir hearing on the rlg an d tl bill .
Itielf, which had l>ren lerorto^by- .
the conimltte* without rrcoinmeni
dation but as a ruinmittre bill, f
and. on oue liy Sonator Young, • '
not yet Introduced, which would .
provide a grneral system of taxes
on ,o-raltad luxuries.
Burks L l/amn-r of Tampa,
a reaf eilate operator, who led
thu opposition to "any bills laxiag
lubarco, declared au.'h Icxlristlon «
would wreck real rttate valneo.
“Thh, cigarette lax, and tbia .
rlgat tax whlrh I* coming to
you. Is nothing but a salaa tax,
and Iber* I* no use healing tha
■
devil around Ihe buib," Ham nor '.
shouted.
The Tampa delegation r s m . 1
armed with facia against Oto tog
c
I erdm on both cigars and cigar
ettes. Young Insisted last night
be would put In Ms bill odJing IU
iutden tn cigars a , soon "as all
Jnlereelod parties have b e e n ^ 1
heard." But th* atorin whlrh haa
been sereeping nvor the stala ap- • .
parenlty has cheeked the effort to. ■'
flap oa the luxury nivasufe,
' J
(With the Senate committee
agreeing to take tha cigarette .' '.
lax hill utl tbe lalendar and t t - ^
con«id*r It a t future h eartaft,', ’
and YouBg laat night admitting
lhat his luxuiy lax had appar- cntly brought oeposilioa from r t - .-a
cry county in the elate, m ar. i t
chant* and nianufarturur* hem y
lu fight (mth bill* ballev* lha|r ;■
rbanrus for vklory are rvsoeh ,
l-nghter as a rem it of the hear- M
Ing yesterday afternoon.
J
They regarded the addraaa of 9
Pi vsidrnt Whitaker a* the 'w U t f c j
potent of the srgumenU m a d a b t- .i l
f-'re theromaiillaa . b a w t a j n
IVIn taker reminded hit colleegWWM|
tint tbe salaa tog Isawn
last alawtioh" and tbnt '
new (area appear te Uva
lute a* a result *f tbo
nf vandidatas whoa* pk
contained either salaa o r
toa plank a,"
"My diatrlxt," WkMnka
“wiMld be the Ivsi deOt 14t
passage uf • rig a / tow I
I «a nival uoderatond. hqi
man who (ar a moinawt W
tte waHare of tea altad
�T y * '1
Anm *
'
taf, . r .
\L
I
Uv
a
a
rwW . ^
i* got/eight Woiterad kite off
AIM, whoa* teat WU had Um rk»
t n j N » i Thty.dU Vaath UtM
Ha i T l k i . 4 tU and M end tbra*
IN , M , owtaid* of that, they
dW H i f e w '- A '
M r miaor-kugad H
kvoblt hi blttteg
u saa*
<
tWy war* « 4 aa a)
Um kid pltdsar, far
la Um M«aa(illU. your kid play -
D arin Mt a high ftp
a jg .a tW !
™ lS & w f b SJ
doubt* * * •* • hU, and*
la third. Klnlaw ilagk
through >tb* t*x,- bat
Imunrtd arte- Shannon’* hood, and
KInlaw a lto to Urird an tba bit.
Muddy Laka than doubled to laft
tn arara both tea m u . Ponder. wa*
not, aqua I to* tba occasion, v.aad
•truck out.
‘
. . ,
Tba Fada had ahancaa to acoca
In three' mart Inula**, bat Usd
K b wa» mk*ln*. OuUlda of
’a oka pitching, whkh car*
lately pat bavrt into tea locali,
aem* (m at catching by Klnlawi
a rtmarkabU fkldtnc display by
Pondari and Bay Britt's atoUar
l>Uy at t i n t baaa, warn tba out*
steading faatarba .of tba (in a .
Itrttt ahewad rara judgment In Um
ninth lanlng whan ka acarad an
tmoaual doohla ploy aaoaatatod.
It waa o play far “tea book." But*
to and Part trora on aocond and
third raapbatlvaljr with ona oat
TUkar hit what kekad Uka a aura
hit post flrat, but Britt atfbbad it
with ana hand naar tea foul Una.
Aa ha apun about, to throw to aoa*
nbd to cat Hatto. who had Ukan
n lane k»d tU, Britt aaw no ona
to'throw- tha, plU to. Nathlnc
daunted, h* m o d to aacond nil tba
way from tha foul llaa, baotlnc
Hutto by two foot, and completing
——
-ff. — » —■ far a par/act day** k r
l«h tirteaa bald tba
---- — .•
U eight aaattarad hi la
Tammy tbomaa b
hi* M teo ■ « U 1 rk - 'shut-out ball far tba
t gtr* hlaisaff’ hta fifth until tha niath whan
*!■ I ta raaaa PHaMm- kit a bomor to Ua tba
> brnoM* flrat ia a < af 1. Itowarar, old Wlky
r after Dra straight tba kill far tba Bod A
ad to f a t tha-Card* bold tba White Acs off
Central .
SAVE T O tl* 1
*Jkm ?
THE ARCADE
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
FISH u S POULTRY^'
Uattlngly from -tea mound to win
l I to i (tuna from tba -HoUni
and oTtn tba tariaa. Rlnay pltchod
wall until tba aifhth whan ba
waikanad aa tba Rabipa scored
tear run*. Tha Bobtna uaod fir*
pitchers without dolag o bit of
good.
• .- -
WbHa too|
~Batteri*ot Harrall and Holtoai
WbotWy and L Master*.
“ ,
Wltodt.Pto* too Ml oTj - b i t t
D tln M . . 4W ooo oOO—o u a
• Bbtteriaai D oofltu and Wllknj
Oofterj and Oodbold.
Ban Cantwall gat Into tba PIrato-Braraa gama whkh waa waa
by tha Pirate* I to I. bat b* twite*
or won nor laat tha batik. Ha
wltchad tha alghth Inning and al
low* ana hit,t Baibold loat tea
gama whan tea Pirate* gat to him Um Aiaoclotad P rm , /lad* Al
for U m run* and thraa hita In tea Simmon* (till tha Uagut's -only
flrat frama.
. ,,
% *400 hitter. B o ttk t-ik m HRr-fri
lira triaa yaatarday, ba boasted M*
'graraga ftom .404 ta ,414. la girt
him uadkputed po'**n iton af tha
top rang. Wolly Roattgar and Bob
Potharglll ara hk naaraat ideal*,
^a|te hUling * o M t clip. 7>a
lls rtin * , . 3b
Wright, »f „
Lake, Sb, p .
DAYTONA.
Apgar, a a -----
IUkar, ef
shannon, I b ....
Spoha,
Mabky, c -----O’Brian, lb ...W**T«r, M
off Hutto t off L U rirD ouW *
plays, Britt, (uaaasleted). Wild
pitch. Lake. Hitt, off Dannl* 0,
.......................4110101711
with 7 nrna In I inning, (non*
Scorn by inning*:
aat In aacond), off Lite*. II'. with
Unford -------- 004 000 000 — 4 6 run* In I Inning*. Losing, pitabteytosw ------- 170 001 000— II ar, Dannl*. Umpires; Bauuralt and
Bummdri*V Runs batted in. No**. Tim* af gams, liOB.
PLAYER AND CLUB
g ab r h Ara.
Ilmmatu. A‘a - M OS IS 8S. 414
BoUgar, Rad* .. II 10 I 14 JOT
Potbargill. Chi . IB 01 0 I I J N
Both, Ynnb*
,10 60 SO t l J00
Honraby, dak* .. »t 00 II t l J « l
Bottomky, Conk U 74 I I M JBt
V ’l " AMERICAN LRAQUB
f llV .f ’
W- L Pri. rqUNDs Llrar and white pointer
Vilkdalnhlo JZ____l 10 7 JM
puppy. Dwnar mnybaraaomoby
Now'Yo*k
....- IB 10 .000
W n * te tf to ..~ ------ 1711 W
............... 11 14 -Jtt
I — ---------- 11 IB U44
-----...--------- 11 IB - .411
. - . Z - .......... I t IB ,4 »
i
— ,7.tT M i
’aatordoy’o BaauMo
■
101 101 1U—T0 0
•( Hi'Lout* 000 010 010—s i t
Washington 100 000 000—4 10 0
Bottoriooi Bb*wp, and llarrrar*,
Bpaoaar; Blaaholdar, Btowart and
(N d b p x n d b n t
Prrroll.
.
.
160 S10 100-10 10 I
-PrrsU nd
Philadelphia ISO 021 0SO-1B I I I
BUILDING
yWBBWt
lO'' •WHAv 3< MW A
WITH y iR .HIO
p iB A M t r r ^
t
A. k ta M N H ;-T
Um 000 100 OOO-it B 1
loot Crowdar and Spancari
After going for II atrmight
I t e m without falling to gm ana
or mom bill, do* Cronin af tba
8*n*tori jr**tordny follad la aan*
noct In two gama*, and tbaraby
ha fallf fron\ijbt_ikt- of, pUyar*
Who bore, boon obk to bit *of*ly
la a itm lfhi period. Comb* af tha
Yank* .till band* tha Hat, haring
hatted aofaly In to atiolgbt «
teats, a raeord for tea caasaa
date. .Tba k adatni
Player and P ub Straight 0*i
ISMu b . Vibka '* *
_' —
Cu n b
DRINKS-LUNCHE8
�N EW
lie communities In which they originated. But aalde
»
«!««•
W f f i f c and of
Supreme T>mrl commlnalonem, nothing in tht nature of
kte-wlde economy roc^at/re has been accomplished.
The complaint in often made by mambera of Florida's
making body that too many objection* art rained
nat virioUl ftitaWrta, Mid ndt eiroUfh cdTMThfdUVfc
VERtfR FOR TODAY
hesb
Se r v i c e —
in
, Ixinl with gladofM. En-
his gates with IhanksCWInto his courts with
» thankful unto him, and
i-jUMps. Ter tba Lord U
AUm 100:1, 4.
BR— Father, aa Ihs Wr«U
ram respond to T h y ,eiy*
rk. blip u» to do likewise.
a Is an old saying that
la only skin deep, l*tl how
aver got through the pamf
out la beyond us.
U g jt/ssabit", a e tfa ritU -a d flB ta t advises, and If wa'rn
jtaire of the younger g m tra Uuit'a |tul what they’ro <|o-
{
{Un tclethDnes. Ujd th
Ipg measure* effectini
come from the offlce-nol
Utkpayera.
With moro than lyi
part of history, no ratal
itig counties, or cities wi
<f»y (»a tpli. b s prtvata
trf.th* incident She gtl
Hoctors with
offereii to let him buy a
cuita, unnecessary cou:
■tons and departments.
ieflBlaloru *eera to hw
that they were elected, almost to a mih, on pfatforiWs of Ihs Derby.* •
•
fak reduction and they appear to be content, not with re
All
Gambling,
Fictpi
ducing taxes, but with merely scattering them.
There would be no necessity for additional tax blit*
If state operating expenses Were put down on a par with
most of our municipalities, and if UX I4W9 airtady exist
ing were fairly enforced.
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,
P reparing Foi* WBr
th#t “discretion la the better pdrt
qf, valor" U
__
. disctlsaidns pertaining to
preparedness to lnalcAte thst hi dequate supply of danwhy of avoiding dlfflgerous srmsmef)t.l8 .not the sui
„ _____ .Jopltor cites the case of
cdlticB. Ilie Chn
« beginning of
Belgium which aLrr^
. the World War saved
*- deatrUctioi
■
j,y offering stubborn
Ffance fWih complete
mlatahce to the unwelcome inroa^.^,
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of the
German
9?*®^
The Monitor insists that if tho Belgians had submitted
pescefuUy to this Invasion, thero would have been no
cause for heavy bombardments which., raulted in the de*
atruction of ai number of Belgian clli ea.
The Monliltor believes that all countries esn find greatn other means than fort*, cannons, and well
Ury, It Is a nort of Butoptan theory which
r _________ ilto the "scrap of phber" incldbht which
marked the violation of Belgium's neutrality. It Is a beau
tiful but Impractical philosophy which Is based on tbe be
lief that obr clvllliatioh hta progrcaacd to that point where
men and Rations ckn tv trusted, without mesns of enforce*
A
i they understand, that the
|ta* tax in Florida will bv
l cants per gallon.
fr.-.T ■1 — — *--------------lis t raport* from tha Chicago
t Indicate that gang warfara
bout to brfak out anaw and
■Mxrrlled Intenalty between
up'ind rival racketaara. What
h*aa going nn theta hitherto,
Feeurns, has iFen mere target
lluth'Ntchch I* going to try her
k In a flight across tha Atlantic
•an. RkaJjopes-lo ho tha first
iman aver to tnikn tho flight
■M and unaided. These ocean
K m term to ua to be too often
foolish wsata of life, hut on;
i t help hut admire the couihge
those who try it.
f
A ra rk Avefiua M j M j ' «W
other day, found It neeesdry to
lecture almost everyone In Ms
personal menage. Ilia vilel made
an IneaoUbua Inquiry abotit n‘cer
tain stock, then tattled on the ra il
of he staff, Tlie cook waa playing
, and other ofla*
ated to do anytl
from every *oui
’heae protest* H
yet hM been Ux
JAY. MAY 19. W >
NEW YORK, May 19— Tba
rambling a t Reno, N tn d a , m * /
ba mora legit and mors aanaatW*.
at, bat a month's t untocar of risked
old in Reno certainly wckifd AM
a a drop in tba bucket com pand
within ifngfr day’. In New Tdtfc.
Tkla city la ike rambling renter.
W han wealth constantly ruba ofbows with hopeful poverty, the
arc* to get rich quick la power
ful ant! widaepre'ed.
,
.h ot icit a a ,
Sal torn' Snug Harbor, by the
t »* imseit I s o m afcCTtas
war, l* one of tho moat Interest! nc
a n n r tmm u k s io u l » s t .
ciw
n r TON m r t i a r
spots in New York. One handtul
F I.4 IN IIIA .
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■ml forty acre* of Uwrs, laid out
Soilr* Is l i r r t b y e l r e n v t h a t
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•hlpahar* an<l nrat around Colon
LhM’ 7 r ‘‘t
T*» C .r jlf lr a l.
ial building'. far* the Kill wvon .Sri.
lilt,
d a le i n .
2nd. d s y
nf
fCull, which la a populous atrip of July A. D» ISJ*. h ., riled Mid
r r r l i n i a te I n . m y n f f l r e . . a n d lis s
water separating New Jersey from m s d a a iip llr a lh io f o r l a s d e e d s o
Staten Island. The inm ates' are rIsesruuen ,Ina l eu r r*omr dilsf aa cr ee s w|0tlhe flae wl l ,o eHal.I
III*
called •SmiC*.” Each la more d e s s ',llie d p r o p a n e s i t u a t e d In K «m.
In
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torM
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than slaty years old- They ate
H a u ltl J l» f r e t M \V e s t u o f
blinked in nniiforlabte rooms, two
N W « o f N W tt S>r N W ||. « e r .
I!'* "
J ° » * “ h lp I I
H u ulk.
Ao a cabin. Tlioro la Incessant
I l a n a e S t K a si.
The eo id land h-lng sssasaad at fhi
yamlnir and an occasional fight.
dale of the Issuance of aurh rerun.
*
• * S
(
•*!• I.' nnlees
,,h' said ran
•».trieste
Mis* A.
Tsk.
oeh.
shall
lie
The "finuga" a r t Iho miry of re,lseinr
,1 urrurtllnir tit law las Hard
ay'na tars the world, oter. They will Issue UirreniPitia tin. day u(
n e A. II. tail.
r
received their retreat fhroogh J u witness
my I'fUclal sl*aature and
i his Iks 21th. day uf April A.
a will drawn for Captain Robert seal
Ii. IMI,
Randall by Alexander llamillnn in (tfK A L l
V. K. IW lltilL A im .
1100. Captain Randall left fifteen
c l e r k c l r r u l l C o u rt
or twenty arres of land on' Man
H ew I n u ts
i.*oualy,
F lo r id a
hattan Island, imirhing upon low
H y: A. M. W r.K K n . t l . C
e r Fifth A venue,'for the benefit
of aging salts. In consequence, the
v i r u i n « r A F W l.tr A T r a k r o n
T A X tIK F .II I'V IIK H SICf.TItIV
Iarbor, which was moved over
s r n n r TTTK n R V K H i t , i t s t .
da ten Island In IKII, Is a rich in
I T U S O F T I I K BTATSI U F
F
IJIN IIIA .
ktltutlon. It has a Ftheatrsy4llM>ry,
N n tlr * Is k . r s h r g l t m s h * i l. l o r d
and ,a recreation 'room iAr cards F llfty l* I i u i r l u p r n t l / J S at T s s
)1 , ria ls d I h s f a d
and backgammon. 'Its dinner dI ’ra yr l l*f lfr sJtur lyNnA. 1IV,
D M . h a s fllv d
rooms aeromm«Ut* more than M id t r r i l l l r i l * la m y u lf t r * . s m l h s s
m a d * a |i p l l r a i l u « f u r l a s S n d if) Is.
MO at one lime.
►«»' In s c r - n r d s h c . w ith la w . K atd
curity to. inairuments lms.hard arid cold than steel.
In (he meantlma, what a apiopdid opportunity this denrasaion afford* our Undo Samuel to prepare for Wat;I
Basic materikls so necaasary in the construction of forta,
tnhthlllon I* all the bunk and cannon*, ahdM. alrjilhnc* and wdrship* are cheaper how
,lgW' should ha repealed. Guass than they have been id trtkny yeara, and probably ehtaper
ft t b a o n ly w a y t a g e l l l fe Ifd ls.V > e n f o r c e U «o s t r i c t l y thnn they win ever be agnlti. Labor, too, is inexpensive.
C k* can’t get tight and alag- Mljlioha Of persona ilfri unemployed, f
the pell* and rota dry," from d6ot to dOor locking for any
Im plem ent* O f d » ■ .the Sheriff of Okruthobes broad (o eat. If-We muit haVp coal
My. What chanea prohibition, fenae, why hot build them when ISI
I men who helicva Ilk. that to going begging.?.
.
It ia almost
Statca conliLever b ta o looliah-a*. lo engage in another
W W t f ftftwn. N. t . m in a u war. but It la Juat ka.athre to 4a It waa In (914. Clvllliatioh
needs 4t lihst another thousahii yekr* to become trbly
tn ala ytar* in artson at hare)
r .for stealing tw*n»y-f|T* civilized.
tftns. The beat jWay to etaal
teas,'this nten vA|), learn when
too lata, is tq Ataal a million
(S A n d pay for |l|a thickens,
i ba. wouldn’t , ly re to worry
t 'tba prison Miwanct.
Thera I* a
p l i c a t i o n , lq
S e m in o le r e s a Or. F lo r id a . I w .w f tl. i
I o ils I I I a w l 111, H anfp 4* ark .
T h e s a id j a k d h e lu a iw a a e s e d -n t Itre
sta te uf fo e is w w w re n t fin -h r e f l l .
r i r s l e In Ik e n a m e o f
ttuhnoW W .
T h n t f j o r d f . Ile y le p u r s k a a r f « f
s / l l u f T d i ( 'd n ) f l m l a N o.
»*»
d a le d th e >nd d a y o f J u ly A . n
la s s , lia s file d i i U e s r t t f i c t i e In
m r of fle e a m i lis a truids u p a llc a .,
tlv n fo r Td» b L - t tn jk c a u * fa;<a<.
r o r d a u r e w ill* law. S a H c r r t i f l r u l u
e tn h ra re a Ik e f o llo w in g d e e r r ln a d
p ro p e r ty s l l u e t s d In Ks b i I b s i i < m s .
ly. F lo r id a , lo -W lli
- d e le o f th e le a k a n r e o f s u c h r e i t i .
r o u t e la th e n a m e o f U n k n o w n ,
T h a t ■I .lo td r . DAyle o s r e h a e e y a t
2 ,3 vf T a s r e r t l f l r a l * Slo, f i t , ifa le d
fh e Iu d . d a y c f. J u ly A. U. 1U ». h a *
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the date of laaaaage uf-uurk *»r.
lift rote tk Ike flaw* of Vahnowh
Unt.a. Mid •revtlflrola>shall he' redermrd aceordlua la law la* died
will leaua I hereon ea i h i talk day
V f l l n n i a w V 'o U i n a i
i l a n a 'a t *
a n d s e a t th is tb * l i t b . d a y o f A p ril
A , n - ISIS.
-fd C A i.i
D o trttfjfw .
,
C la rk C ir c u it C u u r t
S r a lln o U
C o u n ty ,
- rw U d a.
u r i A. u . y r & K M . t>. a
WANTED USED T IR H
Let us trade you new .KELLY; TIKES
oncm. IJheral allowance. 13 plate gittrimtm BAT*
TERY $6.98 and your old battriy.
If ynur motor run* hot «cc mi, guarantee circulation at
■mail coat. ‘
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SAN JUAN SERVICE
t'hone 449
"Reach for a LU C K Y Instead"
Mewl Pleotel —Actudlly p e t y o u r
lin g e r on y o u r A dam 's Appl*.
Touch If—your Adamfs Apple —
Do you knbw you card actually
.touching, your la r y n x t—This Is
your vote* box ^ eptWctlnt your
Vocal chordt-^WhenVou conTIdor
tha Wfong horse. Just taught It ol
anklirr aections
fthe town snd cotiqlry, i, no
JWnra-phasing n wy u rfr a I fUlior’* Snug Uartwr on Staten Island( There, in Urn qualm ly sla ts ly retreat! fhe. ra'iird sssfarlog
men. afe halWM|i all and » i ] t n
hundred .J^ekgammon experts.
Tha tare w*t* pUss*d to boor that
their favorite gsras had rraahed
Park Avenue,' but are dubious
ebout (he abUUy of its society d*
a,,Tho paRurs taka tha Hand
nat even a aaeftaty mairon
of
■Idirlng yourthroat—ydur vocal
chords. Don’t rasp your throat
with harsh Irritants - Roach for
cf^LlfCKY. Inifdad - Rem em btr,
lUOCY STRIKE Is tha only ctgaPattOln Antorica that through its
Ix riu flv a ’’TOASTING*' process
axpals certain harsh,irritants
pro*#ht In allraw tobaccos. That»
dxjMltad irritants ora sold tor
f tt ia n u f a c t u r o r g o f c h e m M o l t o m -
poundi. THay dra not prasontln
yburlOCKY STRIKE, and *o wa gay
"Congldor your Adam'g AppU."
and (u rjorl
•isdoni-wijig!
Detroit Drui
field y.v
fiftems .that wernss ar* srapear,
and 1 cannot find enough;
What’a boednlb of all thssA fftl
upaa la a m ystlry U nie, .
T h ird w it* tilousand* (hat rainy
spell— hut now wbar* can
ii s y b a r
He turned then to tha old black
hta, and aatd: “ll’a veorea
with you;
Far yta’r* not only hungry, but
.
"fe.1 hvhlle 1 , t0*\
.
vraUhad
MUNICIPAL .
;tar* BONDS FOR TAX
SO I foe)'fairly park,
e b yoyT W i ( W
P A Y IN G
puR PoB ks
Tbe bid black ben who heard ^ni,
We are in a position
t Uncle Sant's ftiet air Be*
III*. Five hendred -Yilan.s
k* a lot ef planeft and
'around in tha Mr tn oka
(Say ala a lot af plahAs.
caaa af war, how tang
ba Sofate atteh a numbar
*“• *. *| f *f
■.
'i ,
%
to ijbote new low
prlefeUi oh City Of
Sxhfbtti Bonds.
fJS o d ^ a s
yn Mirg fi M
aMatkaaa
r
on.
e ^ r w m u y - .iiu ^ V .d ^
ftemlnols County. Florida, ta.wlt.
lasts US a ad HJ. Itanfo Park
The said laud heln* ddatoMd at
l*rs for her pennies if her drear,
toofc l]ae. rightly ipterpraled the
"numbers,1' The rato (tack book
nvaker trusts his customer* am
the customers trust tha bookie.
Roma byokle* hare achlstsl
bolh wealth and fame. It la said
to bs true that John W. Gataa
would actually back hi* judimant
.With
'f
ML w* are
pftaalbftB.'ta
I
�Offle* Telephone 148.
iptkm Hrldfie
!al Calendar
IE8DAT.
Groan
H i * . A. tf tf f r it wHl entertain
H h o tfer of Mr. and Mr*. Floyd
■ S u i t 8 o'clock a t Um homo of
h* latter ,<p IN te Terree*.
OraJttiUtA Marclte* of the Jark
ind JIB Kindergarten will bo
Mid a t 10 o'clock a t the South
Side fclrool auditorium. v
The Wo*i*a’l Club of Sanford
rill h i bootee* to Um County Fedration of Women’* Club* at the
lob homo on Oak Avenue. Lunchon wlfi be served a t 1 o'clock.
ftliftto A r.
Seminal* Chapter Number Two
)rd*r of the Eastern S tar wiU
ncet a l liftQ o'clock at the Mason*
t Ball, s .
'
A called meeting of the Dirt
lardcner*' Chrlo of the Garden
llnb w01 b* held at 10 o’clock With
Ira. Vnfch WKakhel a t her home
n Sodth Sanford Avenue.
Tha fla t meeting of the y e a r of
ho E dit Side P.-T. A. will ba held
t S o’clock. In the school auditedm. OHJrere for (ha new Jftar will
e Installed and a Poppy Day ProTam will bo given.
The Grammar School P.-T. A.
MB meat al 3:30 o'clock at tha
■ fh o .m ln .tre l presetted by MUa
C m b f ’i and . Kite V H t n t i n t
trade* a t the .South, tid e Bpring
Eksttvfl Jxxt weak win ba re pci led
a t 7:3f o'clock at tha school audi
torium.,
FRIDAY, ,
| The i Co-Ed Class lW tha First
Methodist Churehwftl meet a t 1:00
b'clocM a t U
m horn# of Judge B.
IF. Wftre on PftllMttd Avenue.
Thetpiano pupils of Mlsx Mar
garet Lucille Davla will present a
red tat nt th* Woman’s Club at
8 :IS q'elock.
Tha, American Association * Of
University Woman will sponsor a
lubirrjption bridge part*, at- 3:00
G iv th
M onday
Eleven table* of player* at
tended the subscription bridge
party given lif t night a t th e
Episcopal parish boot* on Mag
nolia Avenue for the bottom of
the SL Arne* COIId of Holy
Cross Episcopal Chorkh. Mr*. W.
A. Adam* and Mrs. Jae Mtlsch
were gonorml chairmen of the
■fair and were assisted by Mr*.
Hayward Walker, who had charge
of the decorations, ami by Ml**
Fannie Reba_Mnn»on who took
charge of tho tables and prixe*.
Quantities of snap dragons,
gladioli and fern made up tha
decorations about t h a room*
where the guests ware enterlntd. The stage was adorned
th largo basket* and vases of
flowers while wall ^basket* filled
with similar flowire wero a r
ranged about the wall* of tha
rooms. Th* taUUi wore designed
ax miniature fans:
MBr*«
Club
Complimenting the member* of
he "33" Club. M t t . E. -C, H .rpsr
rntertalned with a brldg* party
Fohner Sanford Man
MArries In Georgia
Lata It) the tvenbtT refresho f interest here Is the announcereentA were served by tha hostess.
nt of tho marring* of Hoyd McIAdorditig the rooms where the
e. formerly of this city, to Miss
guest* were entertained was a pro
ill flowers In bril- Evelyn Corey Hsmiltbn, of Klborl• tallies ware min- on, Ga. Mr. M etUo.ii th* ion of
Mrs. J, N.Burdick, of this city- For
Thais presepk-wsro: Mr*. Jaarie the past yesr he has been working
Butleg, Mrs. B..C. Moore, Mr*. A- in quanta.
Tha following account was taken
I. Pstcrson, Mr*. H. P. Kent, Mr*.
K
E. C. Harper, Mrs. J . E. Courier,
Mrs. ,fcUrea»* Maeellft and- Mrs.
Ghifrch Lfek^Je Httlds
Mcfeting On Monday
G ird n trNi
wBiiisO
Huff and Jo* Milach held aecond
high score* among the auction
player*. Mr*. Huff was the re
cipient of a rosebud boudoir pil
low and Mr. M riuh a pocket
knife. Mrs. H. U Avery was
presented with a God el print as
Tor welfare work a l the pre-achool cut prlte.
child and fur lbo astabllshmenl of
At the topper hour refreshI baby clinic.
mental were served by Mrs. W.
A. Adamx, .Mrs. Joe Meiseh, Mrs.
Walker, Mr*. B. U
‘33’;
Is Honored Iltyward
Mr*. Sherman Lloyd,
SVitfc P arty Thursday Perkins,
Mrs. Leslie Hill, Mr*. W. 11,
n. B.,W»lghL
With Mi** Tressir McRae- aa
director and Mr*. Burke Steele
assisting, graduation rierclrea for
th’e Jack and Jill Kindergarten
School Will tie held Wednesday
morning at in o’clock at the
Sooth Side Primary School audi
torium. In nlnnrcllon with thg
exorcises the folowing program
will be presented:
1. “Happy Time”, Band of the
class.
2. “Peep U ttlr Bird", Class. v
3. Dialogue, “The Postman",
Doris Swindle and Nanrf rollom.
4. “To a Honey Bee", Shlrloy
Smith.
ft. Song, “Three Mule Kit-
. -A ltar--fire pn g i m lsar -adbridge prise* were awarded far
contract and auction high scores.
Mia* Hoton Vernay received a
largo angel food cake for holding
dial.interest lu host* of friend* U
that of Miss Kvriyn Core* Hamil
ton, dSughttr of Mr. and Mrs. WilHans Hamilton, of Klberton, to Mr.
Wiliiatn Floyd McRae'of Faaford,
A |wrMfhlbg p atty and picnic day atoning. May 1ft. at 7:30
after- o’clock in the parsonage of tho
enjoyed eft ttalaritey
K
Dnitdijllll* Methodist Churth. Th*
froid 2 o’clock
ceremony was performed by Rav.
R. L d tussrll. The couple wa, atI n M by Miss Frsncl* Taylor
gnd Mr. J. Ashley Young, Th*
r iport* were eejoyed after b rifc .we* lovely In hrr modish
is* ptgnlc lunch wax served. fioek ,of toe* beige chiffon with
see*scries to match. Her corsage
S ’BSBiTSkSPtSffi v i . of Vbse, tnd vUley lilies.
bath sm ith, Mary Fftaware
“FoObwIng tha ceremony Mr.
sod Mis, Mr Use left for a wedding
trip to Florida.
trine l Vernay. Mi
Vernay,
“The bride holds a responsible
M ergfret Bsmasil,
position With the Employ or*’ Lia
Martha MclWfeaSJ
bility
Assurance iCompany,
o f Al■ y Assursnif
umpany, or
A*lUr and tha bridegroom Is prom,
mlly connected with the Plllary Flour Mills Company, being
ilstXnt office manager of th*
mlth. Jack , Pftrddn, Bobby
w, Allen Shew, Wily XAriu
>l»r Bryant, lUrbort Smith,
Circle M eeting Held
Monday Afternoon
With 10 member* present the
regular meeting of Circle Number
Six of the First Baptist Church
wa* held on Monday afleriuKin
at tbe home of Ur*. R. I. Milam,
1)00 West Third Street, wilh
Mr*. Hareh Fie war l in charge of
the business^ eaasion and devo
tional. Mr*. J. V. Johnson led
in prayer after which Mr*. T. A.
Brotherson read the minutes of
tbe preceding meeting.
Mrs. Boston fitrole had charge
uf the Bilde Study while Mr*.
Brotherson taught h chapter from
tha Mission book, •‘Home Mission
Trail*.” The mooting closed with
the d rtle prayer ejter whlrh a
social period was enjoyed when
refreshments s#*ri Served by tho
hostess, atilstod by Mr*. A, C.
Griagett,
Those present werei Mrs. Sarah
Stewart, Mrs. J. B. Caulder. Mr*.
l-orOlta Brotherson,, Mrs. J. V.
-Johnseii, Mrs. Boetott mrclr,
Mrs. II. R. Reck, Mr*. A. C. (iris,
sett, Mrs. T. A. Brotherson. Ml*.
R. I. Milam and H its Marie Ftcwart. ,
tier, vice-president: C h a r l e s
(iormlry, aecrrtry; and Herbert
Moreland, treasurer.
•‘Motto", Joyce Steele.
“Our Color*", Doris Swindle.
Class poet. Jckn Kills.
Yell la-ader, Murine Oarnx.
Clas* Fong—leaders, Francis
Dagur, Lillie Stalnacker and
Nancy Collum.
Church Society H as
P arty 0A Saturday
With brightly role.red Spring
nilmning the rooms of the parish
house, the Church Ferric* ix-agoe
of Holy (Toss Episcopal Church
held n huidness meeting and no
Mrs. Eden field Gives
P arty At Hei* Home
Mrs. 8. A. Edenrield Was host
ess to the member* of Circle
Number Four of the First Bap
tist Church on MonUy afternoon
at h er home, “Comfort Cottage",
on Magnolia Avenue. Mr*. J. IIngram opened th* feasting hy
tMrilng a portion of Betipture
after which th* Bible and mission
study and tho biulkia* aoaalon
were rorulurtod.
Plans were made for a-silver
Ira to ba given on Friday eve
ning, M^y 20 a t Mrs. Edeafiel-I home. Refreshments fe r* served
hy. the hostdos to the Miowing:
Mr*. V. G. Hasty, vUre. C. F.
Ii.w la
» > » M A l1 .‘.
k *M
ax
Children's Cl i ni c
To Be Assisted By
University Women
iwople Of Ids county sent n tirw
man hero In Id* place. 8o I am
MBiniiig this committee to slop,
look and listen licfoie it goes
further with either the cigarellu
or cigar and other luxury tax
bills,’’
Whitaker closed hy filing t«
stark of letter* from Tamp* re
tailers whose mail order busi
ness on cigarettes has been Ireinend»u*ly Increased *» u result
id the enactment of luxury luxe*
in urarby states.
“The figures *|ieak for lliein*
lives." he added. "Why are tho
|M-nplr of Georgia purchasing
their rigaretles hy mall from
Tampa store*? Simply because
they refuse to pay the lax levied
by their own slalr.
"But you are not listening to
tax dodgers at this heating. You
are listening tn a vissa of Flori
da taxpayer* who pay their taxes.
They are included in the :IH |iercent xvhn ore Hireling their lax
hills hut are unable to hear liny
additional loudens."
■ml Mr*. Ralph Bmlth;
“The entire re* possibility for tho
health of the pre-school child m i l
upon the parent*?, said Mr*.
ter Morgan, president of the P.- T]
A. IhU morning. "The hom# efci_
make no greater contribution t>
the school than a pupil mentally
and physically prepared to U U
Hilvnntuge of what the school hot
to offer’', she added, einclodlng
with "Children 100 per rent fro#
from physical detect* (* the gdhl
fur I t»:tI .’*
Fl.tIRlDA SI KVF.Y APPROVED
WASHINGTON, 1May 1 P -(A P )
—MnJ. lien, Lytle Brown, chief of
at my engineers, today approved d
survey with n view to Tuturo Bnprovement uf SI. Andrew* Bay,
IT*.
ED G E WOOD
FLO W E R SH O P.
*
V U s m sag r u r a l llrc-rltag*
I s I aar y-rlrsOa ■ • * It ria l tvs*
f'la ral lirslaa s fa r a ll
Slat
•rrsiM lt
saafarA
Are.
“ARE YOU
CHILDLESS?
Urgnlar ll.oo Treatment
fire one to each family
“I
Mt.tr* Irtl Mtill tmiBMl f o r A
fVef) tidy with Mil myv h«>trl*
l»lt BRV *1*
tel Mr* Mn, L
**•« 1 rrnt . .for
>««ur | rh»Prip.
I Imii. W ill (A
sent
■
I m K I o il
Mt
Ih f
l t you are rundow n,nervoa^er
suffor every month,
lnTr*"l
Uks Corot u l . a fT S fc te h
mrdlrlno u*cil Ly m >i ‘*< Iw o m o n for uvnr 4^kj»P, |j
fifty ) ear*. A» jour
tt
hesllh I mpr nvea,
[(
you will share tho q a g
R
enthuilaam
of
',
thouaamla of otlirra . JL
who have praised I ,wA
t'ardul for the 1mn- A ARoM
eflts they hare felt
after taking IL Ex- T’.wrrer
perlem • of eeversI K Jjgt®
grueratlon* lo s tl|
Ih*i*t>lnr*«
lii>t«- scareI
Human
loss,%
n«v«r hull
hut
M i c k for« U niuik,
p .
I
th i
rItrrhrorotitd p will
l a k e you*
m-dlrinV. troa
ll -I.Y Keiteln r
ur« s r l n a s
t 'l m.|sl li
In use tills 1 st,
i*i .mil picture
nk juu."
.
V e als soil
iloclura
a.,uni
never
ith
v
*
any
in- - H i*. Wlille. I-*.
n.i-.li.-inr \ u * I a m In
III Ik-lul.el. U> itrarOSt
fled that
>si
PI
O A R D UI ® saS M
Ht l p t Woman to HOalth
i
3U Inch g»fl (juiality
good h eav y q u a lity
Men'n -llroudclolh
PAJAMAS
F u ll c u t plain culons
il
hjyt±es±, any
m e ’' v B i
Lidlcft*
~‘Wf?
• pi
\
N ainnuok
GOWNS
‘ T•
fthadea
Hind made I’orio H.can
all f o itth h i Itt• o r tt a , Uacrlre
i n at) this box.
» lone beta to ba g t m
by the Woman's Ctah.
■here of the Cowaty 1
b . B ti . .•*
tr»A / IMHpI M 1n u l 1 M i
■ i i i l ! LIJ [ i l l
v rr.g e container*, all
*1%:
m
W IJ H
R O L L A T O R
Sanford
A
I
I
tent* nnm l.Ji ! •
rknew
a i»r*if
one■ Joy,
inf
can
le s s e n its COLd- w
mk
tild e fool c*p«lty F rjJ
. and o u t lifted k*ft than
^dU YUtdry guarantee,
There srpcld be no ■ata
in the rontemplatrd lease, Mpyer
eald, ami also “with the 20 year*
leasing plan In effect, all talk of
defaulting of our city bond* would
crate and general business eonfideuce wculd hr Increased.’’
(Continued- from I’age One)
Mayer challenged Mayor Giles l«
on taxes. “Tne money has to be “sign on the dotted line. I’ll gel
paid on city debts just the same. my New York men down here to
H means tax levies so high that talk Limine*!*," be raid.
people can’t afford to own pruperIlia plan ivw referred to the
new committee, to l>e composed of
Ignoring Dr. Chritt’s remarks, Ihtre from the elty, three from the
Ferguson urged Hint city operat Taxpayers’ la iiru r, and u seventh
ing expense* be cut mid that steps to la* appointed by the two rumbe taken to secure funds to financr .mlttrer, to consider plan* Tor rethe city for the remainder of the Wgrocing. A referendum of the
year,
"
pcJVIr to author lie the city cumHI* plan for extension of the mlsslonrm to l«rnrw a* much a*
time on the special assessment *■10(1.000 on security to m eet. the
bonds was followed hy a sugges anticipated deficit was proposed.
tion that shott loan Imnd* lie is
sued to meet the emergency. Re
peated references to the
high
operating rxpenses drew the retort
from Mayor James I . (illrs that u
material difference might
l*e
achieved hy rutting cut such de
partments a* that on park*. “ I
(I’ontinui-fl from Page One)
don’t hrllev* th r |ieople want
at 3:00 o'clock at the Eplseipal
that," Mayor Gllr* ■Jdared.
parish house, with Mrs. l.lntun E.
At the beginning of the meeting Allen a* geiirtat chniematt. Cuma (pintIon arose as lu who should milters assisting Mi*. Allen arc
preside and the chairmanship was a . follows: Tahir.-. Mr*. Monroe B,
voter! to Mayor (illr*. Early In the Hutton. Mrs, M. S. Wiggins, Mrs,
discussion Mayor Gilt* trdd the G‘. (I. Ksrll, Ml*. Raymond
rOmmilt^e*. that the proposed hill
to mortgagw- thr* WtihffW would Philips, and Mt*. W. A. A-lams;
Dean,
not lie presented Id the legisla dec imtltni*. Mrs. It. I .
ture. “Senator King thinks It i*
uncunriitutional," the Mayor said.
I'. II. Mayrr presented what he
termed the Mayer plan, which
would provide (or the lease of the
utilities for 20 years with a total
of ( l ‘-'.if,0,000 to lx- paid the elty.
2ND A D D R E S S Orlando B o n d s
B O D Y Is N6t F a v o r e d
K indergarten School
H as Final Exerciser
a
Wlw | ll* llli A»• kUICl •
t fir*. Ilomrr Harris, Mrs.
dtattjey. Mrs. 0 . 8. 8*tlr*. It- tV. law ton, M tt
■arkar.i Mrs. E. a HarM t.
P. Rincs, Mr*. Freak
Bdenfleli Mr*. M .'N. fievelind,
Mr*. S. J. Nla, Mrs. C. W. Speer.
Mr*. L. A- I’aimer, Mrs. J . L .
Ingram, Nr*. Foy Ilryan, Mr*.
W. C. DeCourscy. Mis* Mary
Bello Roberts and Mi** AlHa
Trafford.
CA# MA|>f TQQAV rqjfeAVf. kvni.^i U *
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Fair K n igh t-a n d Tuesday,
G n l l r variable
wind*.
DAILY N B W B frA P B R
N U M B B K 208
P I C T U R E D O N U . S* P O S T A L S T A M P S
r tr / i
A rm y A n a K eset
o Break Up Revolu
AVANA.
May I I L ~ U P > —
It* a n a * aad porb rtrre * ready at rriliaal
•*» 8 *d with five previa* * *
Of W d *r military supwrialoa,
i Itaatf ready today fo r aay
iavakey. although denying tha
ora o f revolution.
n a lfH plan* i spoils- that arelatarior dUturbtnrea b a r* or^ > 1 I » denied. and apparently
8 c M n O fN c w Y <
‘ Yefaatd a table (a is B i M t M M i
W aahiaftoo aiffM elnb, K abor t B,
M o p lfA D iirj
a prwmlaent Beat aw and P a w York
mi by th e O o v n tM K jb - family, early yesterday staot and
\ U r t U% now law . T hey ‘aaewbely wounded the manayer,
U to th e collection o f Ux- killed a policeman, and then eewt h i t becninn d d la q u m t m itud anieidc.
Tha pel'cease n Jeaao
T aylrr,
Hf th e y o n m n rio r to
w ai shot fatally ea tha
eluV*
atairw ty a * Montgom ery fU d trom
III# KIM .
y
.Outside the youth daitad behind
n taxicab and klllad hlmsalf.
Charles Garbett, the manacer.
was shot In th* cheat. Ills eondl-
f CHy' n f 'Snaford.wWB
M«f°888A0,
■are '
'•
■*,
ji)
Jdealfwasery **wa« told by liar,
belt-no tables w er* available whew
ha first satarad th. club. Moatfom ery then left.
Later ha returned U lha club
which wa* efowdod lla a u u n l
with Garbett and then draw a revohroi.
.
Garbett cried, "Oh. no, don't dn
that I " Montgomery ft ted and the.
.n n a a r ir fall to tha dans* floor, i
h u a a ln r U the stairway, Muwt i
toaftary met Palioaman Taylor
M fls'n c up. Without hoaltaMnn he
filed twice, hoped over T a y lw ’a
bod/. *nd (led tats the a irril.
Than ha shat himself.
Police said p bottle parttyrfllled
,a il It l l e m c w a i
found fit tto
eleGaS^ « f tab youth, w hy tlf*d In
». prearinent W aahinctm chib.
Hla father, C a t Robert II.
Mawtramsry, has been here since
Mar. • acting a*.**c rc la ry of He*
.war polities commlaaion. lla U a
M fU known New Y o ik rlubuian,
attorney and expert in atxouatin*.'
W w l t b t t t foundation.
'. OppwilUoa>ti, repen tad awalthtg anly tha prapitiou* time, have
thtta f> r found the goveraanwl**
dh dlh falnoei diacouracinr.
' ftvxknt leader* admit cenfldent la fly that no specific d«y for aa
arttad rarolt has been aat, alth M C h admitting at tha
M ata
M m * U w r* exlat* an oryaniaatlon
to th * and. The atudswta claim
they are net alflliaU d with nay
political party. Init seek only to
brihff about the downfall of the
praovnt rarer*menL. which Ussy
maintain ls IHeraUjf constlUrtod
under tha Cuban constiUtlon.
.A supremo court derision of
last weak, ballad by tha apposition
ae bavin * definitely indicated the
1P M constitutional convention ex
ceeded Its power* in permitting
President Machado's ra-electjon
W:i
Barrel Roll Too Near
To Charles Holman
O M A H A , N *b„ M a y l V - ( A P l
— Death a t naariy 300 mile* an
hour yesterday evw rtbrir Charles
(Speed) Holman, veteran of the
•Irwat*.
t i n leaping, oatxlda loops and
harrvl rolling, "Hetman was per
forming the lattgr gtunt a* he had
S u m m e ra ll
G u e s t
Of Lake Mary W
V e te ra n s
ar
S m k lfe y
meay tlms* befet*.
It * printed tha note of hi* plan*
toward the gnangi In a full power
dive, mature ragriag. I I * maneu
vered It lata a rail gcarrcly a hundied f*«t fr o *, th* ground Then
r ^ m a m s r a l t a* honor ; "gussU,
approximately "5 persona, reprv- downward, Its m alar on full I
(CenUgMd On rag e 3)
M llil%
msmbert , af BpaalsbAm erican W a r V sU n taa ' Camps
oU Central - Florida met at the
9 K ille d ,
L a b * M a ry Chamber of Coounarr*
building yesterday afternoon for I n
E le c t
i k d r bi-monthly bualdwa
and
ityrial mset'ng. The affa.y wa* O c c u r i n g
n a d ir the auspleos of CwL Thao*
dare Baooevelt Camp o f Bapford.
CAIRO, Egypt, May t i . - ( A P i
,'M te w la g a baikrt lunch an tha — Min* pet tons vrdre killed and
80 wounded In i U rtlaw diaturhancx a during tk * week-end.
T h * moat OSri#US"disorder waa fight Saturday* gfgbt bslwrrn
traepa and rietari .at Mltgam r,
the
Brea,!Kent offklals of the alata In losrsr Egypt, foUax>lnK
aatU ware speakers. In addition beating la death •>( g aulHcummaadant o f polka. " The aoldirr*
i GInara I bummarali. who Is a
fired int* th* ctMMl, killing a.x
a w r o f the Kustla Camp of tha
petaen* and wounding 83 . ttriah American W ar Veteran*,
One British subject wa* killed
bsy.tatlnded Drpartmsnt Chap.
'g.Thaa.
D srrk k , of Oraaga in fair#, and one a f two rioter*
injared la tb* Baltin 2*1 A h quar
ter* Haturdsy died latrr. Police
Jpha HaUkh.
af
Ht.
Key C. Bailey, O rU o-
tat af tb* Central
•aril, was ala* heaid
i afternoon.
i Derrick axlaadad aa
to all vetarpa* t* vlell
iy next Monday morning
Mflai aarviM* would b*
g rburrk. Aa agfewpri-
> a* w*H aa epWal
A* board at Ul* memor.
«
’■* 1 J
peace H
llopra for continued
peered cantered on what th * M
•f Kepi reentatire* doe* xritb A
pnaala for ronetltutlooal rofoeik
Fifteen reperesentalive*. M W
bera of the faction oppaeed Ui ■
President Merhadn’a rortrwxasP
hare announced Ihelr Intention J
walk oal.
T
Am ong the reform* the o p M
tlon urged are <lection* I n . i l l
and the termination soon a f *
ward i f President Marhado’a ton
hi office; woman suffrage; agia
nomy for the untrerdty and iWk
ganltatlon of th* political paftpr
In tb* etrant the lloaaa brenluu
doe. occur nppesit on leader* M l
deviated they will not reoort to v
murh talked of revolution but vri
bury tbemaolre* with solldif/Dt
and rerenelling the aareral wtai
of th* government's opposition,.
W U I R e n d e r A d v il
O p in io n A sT o L ei
itf 0 1 T ra d e A c t
(Jo e s O n R e c o r d A s
K x p re s s in g A p p rc c i*
a tlo n
For
B ig r
D ay
Th* committee'Of twelve farm
er* wh«»e combined efforts over *
■ Jorind of four wreh* resulted In
wliel a a* termed 'th r moel suecr««tul gathering of repreacntatlve
Snm m Ir County cltlien* In year*,"
wa* made lha object r f . xpreaalon#
of thank* and appreciation from
mi-ml ria of the Seminole County
Chamber of Commerce which met,
at noon today at the Vrhles Hotel.'
N B W Y O K K — The (irl In tha picture above U Marl# Herd, a
F.llnw ing talk* by
A lia K. i New York model, wiio-e pl.-ture anon will arpear on .10,000,000 U. K.
Johnson, vocational director a ll ;.o lal .itampa, She p»>*r I frr a aymbollc l(r.l Cruse poster, which is
Scntlni'li' H igh School; Fr#,j F.t to lie relmxluvfd on Ih r rtamr*. - ‘
Pm n. r, prealdent of the Seminole
Airricultuial Club. anJ 0 . II.
Bn-wn and Henry Thurston. mcmbeia i f the committee on Faim eta !>ey proceeding*. W. A. U-fllcr
moved that the trail* hody go on
record as expressing lla thank*
for the aplendld manner In which
the final rounty-wide celebration
H r j a m i :s p , i i o w k .
T O K Y O . M«>' IM. - f A I M - Ja
| an. like- the United Stn'v-, i*
a ilvm p lln * to rrdiirv tlir hltb
to *' of rnililnry I'rfenae*.
' *llc onimmilallon. to n*du r tho
at my fmm I* to M iliv alonv w II
hr tnadr to ihr uovrm m rnt when
thr auptrntr m lliiai) ronfrrrtir*
m rcl* lu rly .n Juno. 11 o- renmiinemlxtl>n*. pail of an ailmlnl—
Im tlvr irtniin piotilwm, wimbl lo
dUro the land fo u r- of Ja| an, »f.
S w in d lin g S c h e m e s 0 f
Y o u th fu l l ^ m o t e r
R a n I n t o M illio n s
r i ll l. A U E I. I’lllA , M ay 11. —
( A P I — Sought hy Scotland Yprd
for more than a year o n 'd firte h
of xw'mlllng lh * Pi Inc* of W|^*.
• ad olhrr
prominent
Briton*
K » IY y-n *e n . aBaa‘ G a U o V . T f 'V a i
raptured her* yeatrrday,
T h * alleged swindling erbrmm
ran int > million* of dollar* and
•'ncluded >al* af FlotIda bind rumpletcly submerged by water ami oil
field* wh'ch did not exist, nfflr,
U lr said.
G*en, arrording to p d iiri rerm lly escaped rapturv In N r *
Orleans, Miami, U i* A n g rlr * t hl
eago and K rw York, lla hud nut
been aiuprrlrd of being n Phlladelphla until hla wife, who landed
"Truitt London naiulvla) Tn .v. ..
T o ri, recrivrd a trlrira m tell ng
ctidinsr H^'TWHldlsT
JapaiM-vc tu p m n r nplllary r >n
frrrn re furilim inrludr the »«*•
■lurtinn to a tnlulimiin of arm y *lul
naval nmnillons ix n pt for i*|mv ui
rqn pmrnl vvhiih m |U iir« n Inut;
•bnlitiiin «f u numlwr
Return Awaited Of
Motor Boat Sent
To Rescue Bishop
N A S S A D , Hub*m*-, May IM -
vlocal system
• being held.
Mann Act Violations
Charged In Warrants
N A N IIV IL L E , Tenn., M ay II. ( A P I — The Taaaessean says war
ranto <baigtag rlelaiHm af th*
Mana act b a r* bean aworn out
for Jo * A vo Us m I, 87. and Vera
Coal I llo, 18. of Tampa.
Tkojr a rt mkagaled la appear
Can-phell la
lad Avrltanal
t
la'll! non.
charge af
III al U i dale frr
gg set.
(A PI Shlpplni* rin let hi No—au
)i-tin l* y awaltivl the rvtum of
thv pilot mot in- Muriel, -ent with
provisions tu iracur from lo n g
('*>', U'-lwip R oane S h.d.lm of
Na»-*u,“hl» -D ior, Kvelyn. ami
mrinlivra of the t i e * of the dim- ’an yacht IJvuPla, whl li found"
-red lit Diet, xn-altor off Plana
u n n ir r o N . M«inv. >uv i* - or Frcm h rlava.
(A IM — A. canal w hkh **»» Hta'nnl
hero psatsiday during a -vairb
for Patrick
Buck, 12
mlae'ng
, 1m * M * y tt, iliaclimd not only
B a rk 's body hot Abet of Thomaa A.
White, SJ, who disappeared thl.
M ipgn- raill-i rrpoit* from Clarenrrlotan in lo n g Island, -aid
t'x p t. Jn-i'ph Taylor of the IJvmiia
was Hiowne-I but that Iti-hop
MvrdiUn. hi- sister, and incmhei*
of the crew w r it safe al Long
W hite dlaappram l
wilh
h:»
brother, fleorgr. The lx*!)' of th*
latter wa» found in the canal ia
February.
A med cal ria in iu rr rrtuleied a
lUhld# verdict in <onmvtion w th
Butk'e death.- N o vrn l'rt ha* hern
given on the W hile hrothera'
The irim il* -aid Ihr Livonia was
w in k e d Ir-t Wednesday off I'Lnn.
northeast uf the extrem e tip of
t'u ln . After t'aptain Taylor landed
Ida paeartiyer* and rr«"W nil Plana
h r went Ion k to hi* r ia f l ami did
not return, the report- **ld. The
l.ivnnia wa- said to be a total lost.
ii
| from lao
th r gvivrni'
(National
>i * i ini
(Couliiiusd t)n P a g * Th re* I
Bodies Of 2 MihhIiik
Men Found In Canal
koB And HiaParty
i Received By Pope
L'ev.
T A U .A IIA S S K E .
Met 4 t * —
I A IM The Senate toddy whit
tled with amendment* and piovl. Iun» of a propoaed lax on Intanail.lv personal property, while
thr
llouae
conalderrd
minor
school ami bank legislation. The
Senate exempted from tho InUnalhfra lax 'bill liank ilr.xxi/*
and xroa* credit* a n il'm t the tax
cn innrtCNui-v pifl|Ni«rd In live
lill in va ryin r rate* to five vrnle
for each P I 0U.U0 .
Awrihin v amawdmeiyt. ,*Uaiiuat*d
tM irilteT Hid provision foe a sdt'rn lax 're '
hrtwrvn W.ixal and .totmu men.
Hmvntly th*
I'n itrd
Stnlf>
Government after a -rtava of «on
fn rm ra , amiounrr I plan* vvlibb
I ih luilnl til•t rtmi'i: with serrtal
military port; In the .m iiitry'r.s
suih.
If*
m'oinnirn.littliin- l.i tin
Department of Jual’ie axvnt*
uiXu* the atreat a* Gren and hi*
wife entered a hotel.
Gren rvlused to talk to plftrrr*
and wa* held fur iiistrurtiuiia
fiom Chicago
police.
Chaigca
were filed in Ch ia g > lust week uy
Gmlfiey H aggard, B.itDh lotiaulgeneral tb srr.
Tb* Btuailslrcet Pres-. I.til.
(CootiuUed On Pag* Three)
NEW
O R L E A N S , May U .-<
( A IM — Ed ga r BoUgny, 43, tin t
American weutvdad in the World
War, w a *' shot aad killed '-y hi*
wife, Mr*. Delia Ballgny, to ley m
(hair apartment in the V n n in
quarter.
Hollgny recently returned here
from Naw Y ork where he ma* tn.
able to obtain Work aa a rummerrial photon apker. M r*. Iloligny
said eh* shot him a* a rltmax to
year* of q a a m lln g and threat!
no casual- again*! hot .Ufa. He was advancing
with rlencbed flitk’ when *hr fired,
tjLiberal- In*
gOOipalgn to
M la g to rer-
I
C h a m b c rO f C o m m e rc e
Recommendations To Senate Is Concerned
Re Offered To Cut With 1*2*0posed Tax
Off Thi'ec Divisions Upon Intangibles
*
Omaha air. N k if, , hla
amhahed te tha gvuuml. Tra;
the fuselage, ha, Wax klllad.
Mulder of rugorda
regards far ronaecu*
tfelder
I
ret*. U atlU thr subject of tarn
remmeat In tb* pre«*.'TV# 8 am
o f Representatives la stated ta V
(rtn roaaidrration of prnpaaaQ Otj
etilutloaal reform, tnday. '
M ilitary superviscr* of Iho v *
Ion* province. yesterday aflernal
a o u m l tb* interior -lepaMaMI
tbete era* complete quiet.
"jj
Praia dlapatrhra from KaaUOd
however. aal,| tb* exiitJhg UnaM
a ria hai
linoat para I yard bdp
turn, n third provided' th a t non
payment of taxe* under th r In*
tanitiblr* bill rannnl he madr a
lien against real ratal*.
The
inruauic then wviit over a* onllni«hnl l.uain.a fur later combi-
O K N E V A , S w Itic rU n d ^ v f
M a y 18.— (AP>—
A ustrin. F ra tire. C.reut B rit- ;
bin and Ita ly to d a y airm od to ••*
su b m it th e proposed A uatro*') W
G erm an custom * accord to .
th e W orld C ourt a t th e H ague V
fo r ndviaory opinion aa to lt» v ..
Icpality.
A rth u r H enderson, U ritlah
foreign arciatary, propoaed th*
more pointing out that the legality
of the aceord wa* questioned un* ( *
drr the treaty ef St. G*rmata.
the Geneva protocol of IBtt. Johnnn s.Hobvr, A u v tris’a foreign*
minister, agreed to th* proposal
’
but made a spirited defense n t,
i
Austrian Integrity. “I mutt df.
ila ic strongly that out th* ailniunceinenl that thl* agreement
wa* constructed up on
eaerily' <yt
equal footing of Imth nation* m ast <Ud
bo tnken aerloualy,' Au sjrlt w illb y ^ D
no mean* aurrendee her ctpw BlMMf f i
independence."
The two Germanic a lalt* agreed > ,
also to an no further with ro o tle ,
tlon* pendlnr th* World Court do- .
r la inn. Fram e had objected to th* V
accnr,) and a*w In It a menace to l!
her eafely.
I . ~t ?8 B
The Ftenrh memorandum laanad J ,
yratrnlay I* a summary of thSJv
government's view* of lha p r*» ‘. j.‘ii
po**d Apalro-Gernian ttad* agre * ,c,V
mrnt. Opposition 1* the m o»* •(* *■ *
liaafd on thtee main rrounds; M .
follows:
/ r 'C ^ f
U ral, the cuaUtua union w caM • '
ronipnimlae tli* economic Indepwndeuce of Auatrlt and would thus
t lt t t O g f f c llt p r o m s r R r U f F p M t W T q
cal lodapeielrncei
Sicond: It would i-taate acriowa y
diffii-ultlea ever apidlration of tha-. 't l
nuxt favored nation clause and
trad to denunciation of cxlatlan (
sni.ininiwial Iranilra
''
cratlen.
In n lirirf executive araainn th*
(ronllnurd On
Pap* Tluee)
Pope Raps Spanish
Violence A g a i n s t
Church Buildings
VATICAN ’ CITY, May |K (AIM -In the fllat publlr lire*
lataliuti he haa fnado on vundltluiia resulting from the rrrrtti
riot* In Spain, Pop* Fiua XI yr«In ,la y ilivnrilml th e ' hhrulnu of
trligiuua hourea a* "aar?liege*
against Gmi ^yml holy relixlon."
A lieavy ir»|>uii-iMlily exists,
he said, for the violence commit
ted. •
The Po|>a add re* aed a group of
Spanish pilgrims hrmlul hy th*
auxiliary lli-hop of Valencia, who
In Kt.im* fo rrlrbrat** til#
furlirtli anniversary of tho la*
lo r encyclical of Pope Leu XIII.
•"What can we tell you." th*
IN-im said, ‘a t such k dialanre,
with aiich unrertaluty rrgatding
prwaT We aie eorry’ to ««y,
however, th a t Ihrtv ia a certain
ty of mail, unhappy and aurrow
ful Ihliig*.
"It Iv m l a i n also, that there ia
n very great r*a|anialhillly on
l l o ,r who have caused the*,- un
happy thing* and on tbuar who
have dune lh .se unhappy thing*.
Vrry g ir a t also I* the leapunxlhllity of thoae who allowed these
thing* I- taka place and have nut
iiiHlrred them.
"t'm a in ly ronditlona in Spain
alrea ly were too avtirh rom piomi-ed ami nirnauivt - hy many
N E W Y O R K , M a y |8 - ( A I M M is* Con-lance L. Coleman, an
author, i-mird tier Ilf# yesterday
T IC A N
C IT Y , M a y 11— by Inhaling Illuminating gas In evil, without need that there bo
— John J. Kaakob, chalnuaa brr apartment. Rhr left a not* added the** violet-.**, tbrne sac
rilege- against God gn-l th* holy
• National Democratic Com- saying bh* vrae “alck of Ufa."
religion.”
>1 Dr. Raymond MullWan, af
c i i i n c u i l i .a u b t o i .e n
Thr Pop* added a message of
Y ork;
M m . Kullivan aad
nirrry t
,
filaadbier war* received in
U A kW lSFIK LoTcallf, May Id
"W e pray God," h * said, "that
gR tadW are tedey by l‘e;w t~< APk— Thlrty-flv* rbinrhilla*.
[ J U i , Holiness imparted aa valued at 8238,0*0, by their own H r will reply wrflh Ills Justly* to
M | M assing lo his rialtora. er, at* irpcirtaj stolen from Ibr D-rsc provocation* I Jit that II*
M. F. CbapggM farm n*ar brr* • ill l<r merciful. Ill the mean*
rill Shcilff GM/W*l<er hs- in- tune, returning tu A 'u t r untry,
eay that the Pope j prays
for
Spam a" you g irt pray far Rpaln.
Burma, Mar 1>
The tailoca ' m ay, V uu' ‘ lerfy
ny oa wktcb Lleot.
K IU - R O
mM
sl a*,
m
ew gkw
oLa IJ iL- f. ilk.
piays and
ire hr ad, direct .r of
f.l
the,a."
.
G m eurv*y of laK IK N T O IC l
yesterday morning (A P)---A n I
Mayn-)*. relented to waa hpm od.
Jater r lf lcM l * »nd Pritchard w»
* bloo-Llalaa. Baarch-
t l crnii n y -tm n g xlng l* m i iwigt^
union face* the nation* with th*'.!. .
quwition of whether Germany wrltl'
not eventually abiorb Austria.
VL^j
Ur. Julius I'urtlu*. German for- (
*lgn minister, ami hi* ataff w*ra_
bu-y last night, fuiuiulatiitg a raply to the French aUlemeat.
llraumpllon of lh * dl»rua*l»M “
of Kurope's erononile ronditkni hy
the Koiopran rommlaslon I* a * - ud
;>ectr,| to bring forth further eeA-'i "^
trnvei-Ira upon rustnin* union* Id ,'
gmeral, and thl* one In partlcvilifk, ,'i,'
Tho European body, aftar
a ‘
thorough examination of verlogg-c .1
auggeallon* for rcllsf,
probably "* .
will refer tha entire quratton l * » /
*ol>-,v<mmlttrc for study.
T h e 'fu tu re of Iho w o rld 's,dlS"
aimatnrni nmvetnenl will ba beferv the council session.
i V w '.*1
The general ronfetenr* for atnt* |
lim'taUun has I wen art far Fob,'
*, ItlTJ. hut theie liav* been ftl*
moi * that thl- long-awaited sveat
might l« postponed bsvsu-a of re
cent tplrrnstional frirtlona.
The intai national altuatlan In i‘
Europe. It Ir adm lltsi In laagus
circle-, i* ev«n la-x propltloue now "
for dlsannarasnt than It wa* h i ■
lh * time >nf th* January rounsll
‘
session. Kxrilsm rnt arising out of
•
lh * Geirapn-Auatrian ruatotna W - * '
Ion proposal, end tho dlffirultls* h
enrountered afreeh in K ran c o-lla i-. •
Ian naval negotiations are cited M> '
discouraging factors.
Liquor Control PI
Ia Approved By i
RICHMOND. Va., May , 1C
( A IM — A tw olaU o* ludanlag
iir-'iM-ard "hem* rule p la a " ’]
liquor coot ml. wa* forwgrda 41
lerday to Juba J. Baabbb, #k
man af th e . aatiooal damned
i onunilte*. by tbs Biveraide D *
cratie HorlaJ club.
,
In. luilej la lh * raaalatlmig
th* piat*m*nt "that th* prvl
tlun laws InstUutad U this at
try have Leon given * fato^i
<*rn«*t trial, a rt hortky (001
to b* utter fallura* from I 0 kj|
m ij :nally rnU rtalned k y V i
m llbm* of good cKJaaoa
and <| U feither i h d x r ^ ( M
ikelre
that hurried
aad
•a «_ . •
- • • «_« i n H
�..I* ** ir\ — — f A-VHil
T V Usi>r« to • dale! f lloin*
nrar, Klein. Phillies, P| tr'ptes, II.
Rlee, Cronin, Bcnat >ra, Barirll.
PhJIltea, Oraatll Ca.d«, 8 mmona.
Athletics, 4 each) doeblet, AW*,
•nder* Tigers, Webb. Ued Hoi.
U M(h! atoWn bases, CUm II.
W k te 80s. Jebnsen Tiger*. 6
•M b; rani betted In, Cronin.
Senator*,' M l . moot a h u t o u t
t w i n , Re (bold, Brava*, Ellai'm
mma, Glanls, I caibj mpst atriko
out, om SOto* Johnaon, Ysnka,
l l | moat W in on ball* dm iam».
Metric Bod 8m . Kraalar, White
Bos, 10 rath ; moat run*, KWIn,
rhlll'M , Ml moat kits. Cronin.
Banal jr. 46.
, - '
DALLAS. T e u i, Mi* U .
<a P ) - a w it by n W lUV.j lb
to n 0 . Smith,
at autborilbi
-II It W *eU trjr th i JkrW t gwan t that theto it M Ifad.* ‘he
•t Wo* oo'd,' “ear ‘ reply
l»
that such d e c l a r a t i o n doca
alolanea to lha eaiyeedeekuenesi
j , Uvc human taind sad Marl
which abundantly taatlfWa I* lh«
human s p r it that thaw b a »upranu to nv t •
•'
-All just hsmoa law and grvarnmant must ha bogfd an th a
alamaatal truth. HamM gmr**"'
Otanta haro a s righto whatever la
tha ' manor of couevtenae- No
earthly government Ism . asp rlfht
to require Its el titan* ar) tub)* <*
u> to.raUgtow*' e e t * atop than
fiom conrkt'on and actfritla*.
"We hoM that lha Baaaima g»rainmant In-lta persecution of it-
n
U09T1U
•W M IM
8 BAf o
L.
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^kOTWELO
VFOUMMT 11
C H A M P K JM M BUT
NIVHKM 310A ,
T lT tt Ml M » M P .
got hU first, ta d Aclotl hla
I hamrr af tha year la that
A . . . . Kelp pitched ••*•»
igs af tha aatand gsma f *
Rida and waa rtllarcd hy
M Whaa tha PhlDWa threat.
: • drive. Kelp gat .aradit far
.Ufa however. Chech ftk la
two haaaara, hb savauth sad
■ a f tka year, In IM n l M<
Ir.hwt It w aaat anaagh.. . . .
Na changta ora noted In tha
balling laco frr roM reut'ra game
bitting, for all tba playarg who
hava hh In . 10 or morn atralght
game* to data, g»t a hit yraterday and moved one step further.
Kotherglll, of the Wh'ta Bo* did
not play, but, hla name ■'III rama'na In OKond place, llara'a hsw
that race atendas
Player and Club Blralght (Jamra
Caaba, Yank* ..U.„---------II
Vothergin White Hos . . . ... in
CLUB/
mrmvtrvis.
M6 POU8HT
TtOUO1CWIT1+
TIHIR. JACK RfUTTOM 18,
LIOMARD 7 , AL MSCOV 4T,
IMOMIKI O l6 * 0 HRMIKI
S
(n u p P w u iw M f camt
Simmon*, A th lrU r* ..... 13
Cronin Hen*lor* ..... . .
Owen, Tlgrc, --------------
la
||
CKNTRAL FLORIDA
DaUnd
Daytona
Winter Park
B l Auguatlna
LBAGUB
8 1 .7W
3 1 ,TM
L J .764
t JKM
PhUadalphb ............ 14 7 .607
Now York .............
14 10 .663
W ashington------16
II ATT
doubled In tha 10th, Trsyttet Detroit ................
16 14 A14
Clet (land ______ .... I I 18 .480
Boston .......
11 13 ,466
M na taadp a. fourth to- TnRemfd ................
oiftJttW
I on Bob Smith, aesrsd Bt. Lou!, ---------------- 6 16 M i
• tuns on B!s*egettoY gatagr.
Yesterday‘a Rasalta
**’ tripW, Frederick's double Detroit
000 001 00s—I 8 I
1two walk*, and whipped the New York
000 000 0 0 0 -0 6 0
4 • to 4 In tha opening gsthr
Batteries 1 Pannock, Wall*, and
ha MMon. Phelps was tnccksd Dicker) UhU and Hayworth.
tha mound In Uta fltst .br the CtovuPBJ
000 000 0 0 0 -0 8 4
tklttfeg Cubs, but Paa Ridge QhlUdelpbb 000 000 111—4 0 0
r, the bisgcaller, bald them b'- Batter leal Kommtll and Cock*
the real of Uta way, snd It was 1one 1 Brows, Harder and BawalL
I'too bad. Tha win put the Rob- HL LauU • 004 016 000—6 11 3
half s game from slsih pUet, Washington 030 000 0 6 1 -3 10 0
>a tha Phillies last a doubleBatUrla*: Marharry, llsdley and
lha t'g k l place*.
Spencer) Stewart, Kltuae» and
Fat rail.
Youaw Klnlaw t o a pteeod--- a.
rh b ag o .
whale of a game behind the plate
te
r
of
faal
college
player*.
They
Boston
101 010 333—13 14 3
aver In DaLand, will again handle
Itetteilea: MscPaytWn. Moors defeated tha strong HI. AugustlM I ho offering of rl'h er Drunli oc
rlub
laal
Thursday
by
h
i
to
0
and Burl) Fetor, McKaln and
•cor*, and they plan la rrallnua MeLanakao. lie got • o u p b *f
J a la .
ihelr winning ways ag tln tt the hits over la DaLand. and has an'
NATIONAL LRAGUR
arm that b tapabb af throwing
*
c. '
W L P et loanb.
a hall at bullet-ilk* speed to aay
HI. Lou I* ...
Whether they can do It or not
b prrhtematlcal, for Managsr center ef the diamond.
New York
The gamy get, under gay at
Daalch'a boy, are abost rraily to
Bo*ton *.— .
Chicago
rb a up and *»!(• down soma of 3:10 a'aWeto and ar usual ladles
Pittsburgh «
IS I I .600 lha amblt'ous rluba. Lefiy Me- will be admitted tree. Uoby la th i
PhUadalphb
B 14 361 laurahan is reported • • being and Morris Spencer w II act a*
U 16 J73 ready for mound duty, although utnp'raa, and although tba San
M r h lu a* aay lima, no li mat6 IT .318 It may ba that C>1 Dennis tore ford Rika will not ba on hand,
•rad little haw ta ^ y .ntoa tha
Ytaterday'a Results
arm aad all, will get tha call. there will ba pWaly of aacltemant
.
Ite seared. __ __ i«w 1,g
Philadelphia* M l 000 S00— 6 16 1 Iluddy U k r, llo, Britt and Jobs all arietneea, with lha rhan ea
Cincinnati 000 016 031—10 IS I Edward lllgglna have all clamor* I vary bright that your I real cutfl.
WhUe tha A's ware'winning ."th*
B a tu rin 1 Lucas, and mile*, As
will scare Its first win.
into lost. Qeorgs « ! * .' IM»W hy) Bale a, Ik Mater, Stoner, Watt for a chance on Ilia mntnd, tu t,
Your support !s needed si ihia
unless the worst comae ta the
•ad Davb. McCurdy.
w ont, cither MaLaimhan ur t'me, not only In attendance, but
In moral support. A losing ball
A ll
.ihrngwl ln- club b a reflection on a town the
CinclBMU
003 600 41 0 -7 14 O
t ’sa of Sanford, and with all iha
Battorias: Kelp, Beaton and
baiabell latent that b avslbkld
Style* 1 Benge, halfaMUta,' J. Elhare, ■ nne af It .Would voluals'lly
1liott, Walt and Davb,
coma forward and offer ta take.a
Now York 010 001 000 0-3 10 t
Pittahorgh 000 161 000 1-3 I t I
Butterteui Franck and Philip*)
MlUtoU and OTurraU.
HPW, JAPANESE DETECT APPROA
Brooklyn
010 400 Ola—4 3 0
Chirac*
. 600 I N 001—4 10 6
Batterteai Ptolpi, Day ami U M*r Smith, M a y ,
Taacbaut,
Laecht, and Hartoatt,
«L Lcnb-Boatan — Rain.
\
Moors atnrod Tuesday.
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A I'J K M N T K -
1 WASHINGTON, Map 10 —
(A P)— PraaJdaat M toraK -w U terday appointed llanrty 8,-IUiadv of Boatoa,to ba sw litan t ,*•<■rstury of atala. Bundy w ill. M freed William B. CmiUe, J r . who
s k a ’promoted to bb under terrat a t f of alate to aurtoad lha
bite JoMph P. Cotton.
,
JOHN MAC
JEAN BAI
MARJOBU
CiWrtaao’ S:
Nataliy
• CHIPliRY—New school build
ing will ba eomplatadlnhopt Jana
and th« tonafietel of fa te of itnl*
parancr "
• .
' ' .
How They Stand
Tht Glante lost a flna lg-iMing
■M. to tha Plrstot. 3 to t, Qld
C w c a Mltcholl loot hb fln l
Em* to the b at I I otarte. lie had
S flT * atralght gamaa.UU year.
hUh. added to tha 10 itm lfht b#
|« > t tha data of leak yiar, hgd
n o him an enviable record- Pout
hiding coat him tha r«m i Ifl the
M|t Innings, for ha would hgv*
■tod n ahutoot. Tbs wringing run
■ f a v o r when, after Grantham
if rhurrha*. dlscrlmlrmtlen again*!
-hintaterw Of tellgtou Hpdllag of
fraa aptwth aad freedom of
armbly b hat only vlotalrig tha
lobarant r'g h t of humanity-but It
la-Madailay Ua national ttevrlopmant and. endangering IU own
oafaty and •o T d ariry * * * ' sat Ion.
"Wa appeal to tha Soviet gorarnmant In tha name of reason.
Joatirr, ronaaWnra, humanity and
(lad Almighty, that aha fully
rscognlia add cheerfully- aco rd
to all her ri'Uana and **ubjert»
tto IndafaaaHW righto of c n oc aneo In all mat ta n of rallxlon."
Tha f tn t appaarnnea of tha
prohibition question ( I M yeater
day whan tha' exacutito commit-'
too of th« Georgia daWtnt'on
memorial bed . the rcnventl in to]
sponsor a .rtg g ra m -far lha r>-
didacjr for tha Pma’d*iux Stela-,
went* said to b a rs torn aaada by
Blahop Moan* aad aBanrante
cart lad la ifcwtpapaii criticising!
tha Bar. 8n0 lVs attllada lad-tot
fil o f of lha suit.
•
i Court attache* h ats' saH tha’
•ult wao'flWd M ontty aM B ahnn'
Uiuniyil.i H. May
16. - (API
•Fair weather, a faal track, am
bor*a race that may turn out t«
1 a record breaker fumbhad tha
ilant proaparta today ‘ f jr tha
ft>-aavvn'h running of lha Kanbky Darby over lha h h tcr't
itla at Chur, hill Downs.
A pt more than 1 3 b r t l antriar
T a lu tH la parade to lha ptal
Wrlly alter I o'clock (Centra'
RRdard Tim*) and sag a a hat
lih f ipced, courage, and atom ,
W V e r tha mile and quarter
4 Person* Killed In
Anti-Chnreh Biota
(Contlauad from Pago One)
fouto uwaad property to addltWu
to h b personal p*U<as at Banland*r and 8nn HhbaalUn gad vrrioua
personal ohjihU sU ) to the na
tional palacoa'X Madrid, tlariUr,
tr a n jn ri and Cnreatana, Tha ptlsee* have braa tM isd.
.
" Th* guV**%MRR WU tovtsilfating re be tig that 1>« former
taonatch cM ttiiU d l a m Macs • (
stock In Ihh Madrid subway, a tel.
npkaM company,,a Ihtvalum f*ctary Ip Madrid, as sell sa holding*
In oteal nhd automobile plants.
r a t t Kl | i l l
It as, Mrs. Psyne Whitney’, Twen
ty Urand a n i Albert Baatwbk
1 Tka MwfMfh
f ate. Either seemed capable o' arms, yesterday
indlag tip a new mark. Tbe tra d refo'mi In the |
tevy, Hrst. lafarprtto
-al *ffcrr U
raa
u m i t t j n * y officer*.
violating the prohibition tew,
vltcrfc* progressing rapidly oli
nln* end twa-tentto mites of Mat*
Vraa«te*l Largw Gghidtefo,;
Road Na. 36 from Indian Rive*
ta Kissimmee River.—Meer* Hay Ist4r a t labor, sold tha ferarai
ratten praRram. .
,
- I t l* pto our ylgn Id dMrl
>ba tend, to , M a te ,-> deck
“Wo fuvpr.aslteriivw h sitto te
G AIRCRAFT
mffm
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A
n
I n v e s t i
NOT' only ^ifiwa our’ 'i
modeling- aystem add
comfort to ^our'home
but it greatly enhanc
value. Cpnaoit Wkh ok
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A perm it .t o carry * re voiver we* g i» rtu r. n .
o 4 y » 106,000.
,<3. lMUhford receive*
i More bridge prlia aai
km, « * • » af candy, ehO
Afa W l the recipient *1
bilk socks for Karine
k score fa r the men am
i Pagenhart
ter home on
later, lire.
■Ugusts, U*.
ml* Carlo tar* fair* eg*.
Mra. Own * u released afU r
mUenlng. Ska said kite M
tirlad Gaea several (ream l | «
i thought he « u h s to ta broker,
a refund t« dfvulgb her maiden
me. saying Ikat .he k n ■ msmr of a prominent L M i a family
>lrh would suffer if (ta name
a disclosed.
. Edridge won high ■
| the banco player* and
-a ho* ef candy.
e f the Winter
T O * Jtdrie,
m ated In daplag Britlah men and
■romen into buying American all
•fe lls that iltd not aalat and into
h i n l n i i n g laad near Orlande,
p i* -, that la completely aubmerged
[by water.
p^Alane'e fingerprints and photsrggsph were prepared far sending
i^Mother d ike..
I. rAn accomplice of Factor and
i dean waa tiiekeeitn id te hare been
arrested in Near York a few days
torrtfng for Kelly ton,
Jdr*. Hill was called
al lllnes. of t e r fsthee.
on child Welfti
ideal Hoorer'a
f r T T (X Fletcher, af
t a pton» , 6 i i Wftl PlIullP1
sti'ezsr« «
»enta were served by the
a. seal.ted hy Mias Mahopty,
follaptag: Mya. F r3 t .Mlln oat man. Mr* q ta fr*
»
AtfW- ChH.pbolm,
iyrU e bmp then, Mbs-Dora
aad Miaa- Katherine Boyfes,
director of. exhlbba -and
• f i'd f Oraigre O ily,'1 Mia.
DeLandi
M bw -BIU Stanford, state direc* m*d** contest worlrj Mrs.
A , a Whitman, of DeLandl ffipf
N. U rlea, of W ln terP .rii.
A M o A u o n .'^ f dW rict director af pablicltyt
Mfp. Paris N. Htanford, ef D*.
Mml, state director; . and Miss
•o that the program Wfn be
a i foUewgt •’
Ic: Present Day Compoat-
reached the city
. any one In tha (amr
. . . ip y bad trails in the
hoy's character." Shaw dated,
"and nob*.waa more chocked at
tkla ttagedy than I.
Gxmttmni
the Florida Sanitarium last r riU * 'r ttl« l|y r,|J|t ' t0 ,**rB tk*t th *
slpan Is Seeking
l* h a Everett Darker, Jr., of
Statesboro, G a, .who ha* been
visiting hie bhvther-ia-Urw and
turtod tam e H a tn ^ y , ,
P3.300.000. ront'nocd yeelerday
to evade atrrst, although hi* attqqnry. Arthur L Kwnrt*. offered
la. surrender the fugltWe If he
wart permitted b a ll.,
.Factor, government a g o n la
W*tn*d( had I i r f i br«ik«ri|i ..«c.•m ats with huueea In Chicago,
to o Angeles, New York and Paris.
Through one local house. It wat
said, he recently convicted about
M.000,000 wtvrih of aecurltle. Into kond*. Official. Indicated civil
{irnceedlttge would be etartod Ip
levy t a tbtoe da«au.
Jf it U found tkal factor la nut
» clllien of the United HUtra, he
also heay be subject to lovratigs.
Hon far tax delinqernciea by the
British government.
|j
f|
1
|
I
M ask . Department of the
in's Club w|U proaent-lta f|Italeal fo r the etneem In Um
s
m tll he wenf to Washington to
take the C. F. A.-exdtelnallene,
which drs t traditionally- rlgoroM.
He had twice failed hftd the fumtty belhfred he hkd feared another
fangiu. - -
■fit's fatk
Mr* Oeorhd CMatam* d * » a Mlm
BcDto Bryaa, uf -WrkghlirUle. Ua.,
wta* the week-dnd gfuesta e t Mr.
and Mia. I t M. Mnaoiu J r , Th*J
m
a policeman and
from Wat
"Never
k. H Bryim and twa daughtore. . '
s
(Continued F frm T s U One)
cam* more neighborly."
c Ale* I t JeluoB, aptakliig brielIriM .P m detailsw bkh led »a the
idea.of staging an aa aaal F » m at* Day eeUWatW* la Ul« caanty,
certified public accountant era* digressed from Kia subject aa h*
firin ' aa n explanation ef the read*-an urgent appeal to tha
madden r lelence of K. 8. Meat-
dattghtrr,
■pent the
former’s
bo. Mngn >1la
-accompanied
PEGGY JONEH
by Mrs.
fh n d daught'<»<
,
*
i»e — Sea Gardena. ‘ James,
MUs Peggy, Jones, of Mlabii,
to been eisitV :00^ RI**udon. l- Ckamill fbr several vice-preeidritt of , (lie Colldgv
Mr*. R. K. Decs, Hra.TL C.
Oovvrameitt Aaaoclatlon at the
Fterid* B u te College fo r Woman
far the year iD.Ki.3t, hae Just
been elected president for next
Falsa nte, Poldlni,
year ef M°r)or .Brgrdvhhtlonal
senior bonorsr) organisation al
tha opl^ege. Mias Jones Is' out
,'M n . Arthur Beanta. ha.
standing In col logo leadership, age, bad oatabltshad a reputation
Mrs. E. U klarktll/Accovu
ncbelpukhlp, and ae n k * on the in the Methweet states *■ a pre
W IU. Brown. U
mier aviator. At S t,
entered
lemv* With You. T te ric s Frank Johnson.
avletiop .ug a wing walker and
—
p sn d u ty i Jumper, la ter, be be.
. Forming a -pat
Patty cam# chief pilot for ah aircraft
heat trip yretake
In IM I he became a mall
'Mm boat of Mr.
Guest company.
pilot fee | the then newly-cstabBourn illat were;
•Dhed 'N orthwest Airways, from
Mp M achart aad
Campllmentlitg her home guest.
Badlei Mr. gj
Mrs. t - W. Ila n n f, bf Jackson M lnnfettlM K . Paul u Milwaukee
Selection
ville, M ra A. W. lee, Jr. enter:
following he won tha
,1.- Hoc Powell# Vary M*. and Mrs. A. JkJ
UUed .will* a - betdge - party en
Jennl air derby, and
Mrawtb v‘ '
- »usm«v and Mr*. A. B. Wa
Katnrdgy afternoon at her home,
i operations manager
Bong, Palmyran, Mrs. Mrs, A. »V. Lao, Jr.
JMU la u rel ^veau*. A* honor
a t Alrwayi.
guest-Mrs. Ilaxard eras .proa an ted
anted deal recugnltloa
SibMlaa, Mrs. Praaton
with n novelty shoe bag, a gift
lal faats and for hia
fronx (be hostess.
1 capacity i , a mall
Balectlona frsm: Irving
Vara* aad bowls of gladioli,
er pilot, lie had flown
to. Osborne WUIIems.
■nap dragons, sweat pets, delphln- the isrthw eat line* since iweo
tCarmrn Oath lie, Aclam. roaea, aad Doiothy Perkins w lttag t'an ncrident.
L /to •
•
rue**, all cm ptaek ing a pastel
In February, i p a ,
n lo r note, were 1arranged about record Of looping the loop at Minthe ream* where the «ua»t* •wrrt nanpoHa, lam ing over IP03 times.
•BUrUlMtda Tm\t\m mmd p^rty
About n maath Inter he trtej again
’q
J Q tt.8 1
(Contlaaad (torn Pag* One) .
military depart men (s wkteh the
eommttteo cnaaldefed were no
longer necessity.
The program outlined by the
government rjm m llleo wiU nut be
cohitderwd In deUJI by the W piVam court m tll late la June.
When tho nlieatlta will t a enb
milted t* ( ta (Krone for dpjIroVal.
A* flvm ib * , iktn ryrWalMl 'H f'e f'
pertdd to ta culled In ttfly, amt It
’a believed H will spend label of
the summer touching h final doclalen. Outing (be Oecmhoe aeaalon
of (be diet, (he completed plan
probably will be Introduced When
the budget in being made np.
A mUitaey conference- waa
railed here early thia month to
ta f s r t W agricultural •’■xts nsb u
work in thl« eouaty. "Wo hare
petit! shod the Cettnty Commlaaloifere U> levy this fund", M r'
Johnson said, "and, aa behalf of
the farm ere of this county, 1 kah
th a t your Yroup aid Ul la are ry
Way In thU iw>.t rltal Med."
, Mr. Jtthnaen said th at with the
fandt Which weald bo raised by
taxation, U would be poea’lble to
einptdy another agrteti1tuf*l *»•[
pert Ik this county, and th a t. the
plea Would be to etatJAh him at
Oviedo, where he mlrfht orfenlie
the eaafdm eectien af (he county
In an e u o rt to bring to farmer*
and cltriia growera there, (ha
Intcut data concerning the proper
economical cultivation of . their
th l. la evtivahtdd h t flOD.M
hnnually. JTho Haunt, -fkllteg -. to f i t
(lie promfded
of f A
nance th u iU ta MBjfthfUe*,'/
to all- kilted (wb blffe by M
altely ptatpMfbg Usehi.
ebught to roturn to circuit «
rlrrk t -tho power to'fbrtatbde
• "Tho one min t o t Ana now bdeu rcrUfkntaa i nerw i beM-'-hy Ota
levied nlthnogh it waa nitthbriaad
by the legislature ta 1M T. Mid kn rataklL*hm**l fa n * to
Mr. Job mo a, -and ere a r e , i»u too a late bank tteptaMpr*
trvmely hopeful that the County . Prepasal tor the f W l i
Comadisletierv a t1 their meeting tature to meet lh- refhflkr
In JUM, will ad* fU‘to *W ue la only ohco la f |0 yiU a.Y
our fight ua lowering production before Urn BehaU hy •
cueto hbd inrrMalNg the ndt fe
turns of otir grower, and shipP*'»"
. .. .
.
President Harry M. Papworlh
1seared Mr. Johnson th at tha‘(fade
body would assist In eVtfry way
possible In securing the cb-opefatita of Ute county head*. Hud caked
itMft-Mainipkiwtn'-Airorm
"hN
1
firm er*" th at (he Irhde body
would welcome (he opportunity
of meeting with (hem nay night
dlfttogrtta «e<t Jew Week., yfUtk
WANTED
ta
"arcie
IU
lanAL
StbmachUjLcersHealed
With Famous Powder
A Milwaukee physklkn of over
36 years experience Has perfected
a formal* fn (vender forth whkh
has brought smaetngly qukk re
lied to aJffrrers from uktr<, arid
dyspepsia; - gas, bloating, d lu lneas, headaches, etc,
. . f t nodtrallse* excess acid, re
lievo* Irritation, pain and Jlatreoa, and being |n powder farm
farm* n seething coating over
the. inflamed stomach lining nnd
upMy m e by naln- utyert •* that haallng can taka
average speed of |M
And beat of all there Ja no rig
tor ever the Ml* mile
I. 0 1 Inula to Indian- id dieting necessary. Thl* treat
dura. laAuguet of the ment Is different and la quickly
te flew n trl-motorud intruders it everywhere Ike dis
back at the t Uvallnd tributors are offering to send a
flee proof treatment nnd the
tree forts about tta treatment ef
ulcer* snd other forme of stomach
trouble to any sufferer wba
writ** them. If y*u want to toy
It -free Jest send your Ham* had'
address to the Haig Rata Qo^
Dept, mg, Bex PM, Milwaukee,
(fartlcu U rV B rtk
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CARLTON HOPES Proteflt.
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SPECIAL SESSION Contained
Front. Vatican CitjE,*
WILL BE AVOIDED
G R A N A D A . Bpoln, M ay 1
.—(Al*)—Four person* wrgret.-y
killed «nd MO Injured Ifaft —
nlfcht in anti-church dlgOE-jyfj
V iH I
TAMJkllAHFKE, May Id .-1 f Pol. Charles A. Lindbergh railed on Colonel John II. Howard at
i * . - ( a p >— f
. Utr army air base at Mltehef field. Hew York, wken Lindbergh {AIM—Ooavrnoc t ’arltwr' yce*rr- i*‘ U A Q « ty rjn » T
exputsed lb* Wop* that an n*» PK\lilo«u»J President Akvla Earn- .
» wan-* '>s take bla annual phytiral rxamlnatlan' bo rsmstn a pilot tn day
tra srsaton of tb* stale Lertsls4
,
i d f Cnilrd I d l l n Army Air Reaeivra.
pilot. fovght fla.n.-a e lib a
tut* will not be necessary to solve •la niediUUd loda» upon a e*m-' A"
extinguisher.
Aa
the
plane
Mi
In Peril Due Tor In
the state** lax and finance prob- miln Ira lion from Papal N'utvrl* •’
on the field of Edgmirood aw
lam but nl<M that "It la difficult K edrriro Tadeoehlnl. whkh wa*
Adequate Protection thf lower Uft winy esught
to till Dili early .whetbar tba Job gene rally W S r e d t* b* a p re te str |
tyev a ad waey hmwa balr—d la
AnIdler* helped the paeaen.
to lie done ran be ftnlsbod in tba from lha I'atltan concerning V*" * 7
mmed tba plane ahn waa reportaJ
recent aati-CkUlollc deprodatlena. i adu
WASHINGTON.
M a y l d - ru t and eatinguM'vd the fla
—aaialnlnw Until
remaining
lime."**
to be making enin* tint* ago.'
. i l i t . ' a t Al
_I a_ ----**m
The ru n en t rrguMr session of • A llftttgh bJtb deel’ned to com
flrr destination will M Euro pa (AP>— Rantwed agfcatkn far S lfh t of the paeaen tern and
the logiilalurr will end June U. ment. It Wth belle'eiI the pope**
—aa fa r as ah* ran g* In Europe. withdrawing Immunity front the Air mall were taken to New Yi
andtr provision* of tb* constitu leftreoentaHve had prevented tbn
another, plane of the line, 1
P ar tin t objective wlU bn Coy- prohibition laws from foreign
tion. The governor uiay hold tha alternative of an adequate apology
» r r.aeaangeri p anned to «
den Field., After that. If her faej diplomat* »prana up pnrtiwfMir “
•
*
•♦ - , |>
law-maker. In ar**lott far an add or the aovefanee of relation* Urhold* out and wentber eondmem in aftermath of the attack by plete their iuumejf by train.
ed
daya by rilling for an *xlra, tween tb* republic and Volitab
are right. P ula.
Uqnne Ulema on Or. Don Carloa
Sister Of One Victim Charge Is Made T hat or <0special,
session.
city>
..V-ii
“And If I find myaalf over Par befvn.- cbnr w d‘affatm e-w f th#
f i l v e s Inform ation Soviet* A r e Invad* The legialature alene rag de It a as met hollered tha* thy
te,* she aald, “with atlll etionyb Salvadorean M fitien.
pontiff
would
Invoke
ticorumuqV
termine whither there will be an
fael fee aa boar nr m an flying,
Leading To Belief ing ‘Human Rights* I fa
A t tbit' aame time. Or. Lalva,
tra eeialon, the governor Mid. catkin ur decltio the cT«*aUoO;M
and n tb if condition, are fammble, nho wna lojumd (a « fight with
tbtl
DUpoanioa of the elate'* flitanm api ritual mlnbitratW e to
! ahaU keep going."
. tba Intruder*, /aid ho bad reportW TOKK. May tf l.- .iA P lIIIKMINCIIAM. Ma* 1C — and ta x atk a iaaor* Iwfoto
' *
ail- Spanish church, b e u w tb* gut*
She aspects to couplet* tke ad to Ida foremment that bla Ilf*
Ufa-m ile flight over water, from
i of Naaiau rtibnty w*i* tokl PioMbll' <n la tb* paramount joummont of lb* regular aaeelon erum'tnt ha* condemnei tb* n tt
ana in dancer bare berauae of
talk* la which tcurce of tvligWqf
Kewfeumfland to Ireland, In from inadequate police protection.
pWy that two Molvat d*a<bf aaelal and rlvie p ohleaa before will br lb* detemilolng element, bolldlnga.qai* burned and theif,
(be nalMa hot ib**U n*4 fa* a be Mid.
» hoar* nod to inlaule. to U hour*.
ive
day*
vreultwl
frotn
Ibv
,
M m tor Brookbort, Republican,
Iwdibylela were binned by tb* ectupanU roolad.
parti lease In the n»«t general
>. Bha win take off la mlf-nfleri'una of m “ool.id* rnli ”
•
Mannwhlki, tb* panic of luoakA^r
campaign, lb* aorlpl aenlr* thief rxecutire for caailag much
w n u (hat tba becinalag and lawn. . Mablbltlnnlst, a*Id ho
i
ik-Jlh.
werv
thoec
of
ekkrly
" Misinformation aa wall aa mle- none anrt prleeta eeviae' to b*v» «»
fhtlab ef tba flight may bath be waa w ttB flj^ jo iB a movemeot
both III lor eonn* time. One board *f tb* Seatb*n( Boptlvt* apiirvkenslon- among th* "people subsided in vow* part* of tb ^ M if^:
roavrnlfaa
rep
rt*d
fn^ay.
Tb*
mad. tn daylight Bdl aba vpoela
rpi kllleil hlni-rlf l> hang^g,
bark home." ‘ ' •
.
lino. Home ecbool* aad c m i w M J
to bn flying In the dark aide about n UMUMMfapip* and legation*.
ithrr d'*.l in m two bullet hoard farther found that tb*
Thi go t» i nor’* etatwneot In are re-oponbtg.
foyr heure because nr the brevity . iU rr^ M h U v * Hchafar, a Wlait* fired Inin tin- top uf.hU Wickemkam commlaai**'* re full:
■
’.
• r Bttpamtr night, over tb* great retmla bntl-pmhibiUonlit. aaid be
port waa "Perhaps lb* anlat iad-There tppaarg to b* numb nda- Injutbd N*«i' bight lb dHhcircle and bnmuae of the ap*ej or Ia tended la aak a committee ef
anna) Ion cmwarning tfe va tag del flop*-jnt of Ufa y**r." laformst on oi well a* mjoappn- dlaerder* In ’ the tow* c l i
tig n*U congress to determln*
t:^. Pet* aburg Klo, yaeterdoy
le Ilf tin- egpto.nl Cult »*•
“ S P S i e n , f tb* Iw M nM Veg*. -why law anfarramant nffUar* *f
waa awanlad thv IMS aeaalxn of bent Ion on tbn part .of Ifag pd*pl« near UraaOda, but Medrl
->a
a
|ifa
r
vf
Mir
»f
tb*
rognrdlng th* artM U n oftbfW w - moot uf tb* prnvincni veeri
tha fedoraL gevaruioaut, at* |«criw l.w»We R^bwmr. 11V tb* Routbern ■ajilU' IVmvektlon.
FOr oxampleL tb e r tin th e quQ I p ntmoevoM* of tb* 11a
mttttng foreign
renMmaUUvvM
The
oelmtlo'n
wal
'an
n
n
b
u
n
l
h»
Min. > 1 . |\
/ nMb
lie a nwin
b*ll*f that tba lieglslatprn-aeoo- of Pna laidto. R*»to« o*lot
U^vkdaU tb* Klghteentb Amrmi
the
convent'/n
imnm'ttcn
t
i
wbkjt
Utn plate* appro petal lag •kgMUD,- rdoHaJ. Martial l»tr .atm i
t r r b( til* gr*np. Abe waa IndktV(j ytklviwy Imthe (fneeau remn j tbe bid af At. Palatafaprg aad foai ° ° r n r II me .ill I ■»u"i llliiil
lk . LvJvm' In. Ih* rvpad Ui.the
-«U M
Idfro* mnfib r Ok tie k lllng id
d a t l ...
t n f .r u i rt ^ n l emcoaureo
o a u w O n|ntrotJS f
duird. many ef them rnvoring tb*
bib-' b r .'liie r ,'w e e d 'Arhwars, "si, nionr ,w*|g *ubinltt*U ^ . >
1‘ lnynalnn of human ilvht* tame eubjict matter, m'gbt aggre
■Mi'wa i-hot «•( nealbl .
'
throuah'rallt'oua peru-vul'im »ea* gate lh»t turn. No one, bowovnr. U
' Ilia* Arhwari eald *h* aad le t
pi-tiii*.
bnltWer were mrmhv a of n dlmi|i charged to tba aovlet Rumlati gov. looking to tncrena* efrrtaami oaro
MtenwIiHo, .aulhuiltiv*
werv
eniment
In
a
reenlutlon
ndopimt
Of th* pa******™- “"'T 0" , of gtiddlr-naivl and ailing u*>r*»n*
for the purpot* of meeting neteeItlgallon, Ike wo* a woman, Mian Marlon Mr* who mot weekly and trk d to tW H-elitday b) (he romentinn whkh •ary operating eapeaao* of .the searching Available record* to d«'
trrmlna Abotber farmer Kin* At
l(o* uf 'A jlanta.
i ev* 1b*'r |u ln h> umyvr-. Ii rilled upon that garernment la • late gcveinment and for proper
. (Coollnurd on Pag* B ill ...
Tb* plan* gmp flying at an al- p t n t t faliiil. nrrmillng lu her grant Its ritlcrn- '‘imlrfeaa'bli- regulation sf our' schools.
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new
sonic*
of
i.venua
, and tbe’r prnpM tt. we.e being titudf vf |K00 feet when the llrtry, the fira tirfp
r*.inbiltlgd
flame* appeared. Pilot Komdat
Meet* Immedlal# oppualtlon fietn
(Iron adequate prefect1
tti'rlda. The itrotip ield Its l.*«l rel'giuo."
noted
the
craft
to
earth
an.!
at
The rea iliitlun wa, read fruiw wnll-aet lobbie* which do room to
Dr. l a h a eald he dki nut rata
woe*Ing
Monday
ah<m
iinl.
with
the floor l.y fl . I . K. Raid on. aroue* (hr iieopte bach homo than
whether lb* United fileie, re lh* Mm* time dir*, ini Mr *»• an attemlanee or 2>l.
other on* thing. Bom* alfa
L .'.y . May, Banfard man who’ plsred II (•*** Of llqnur >IoIm lietant t* ‘ fight the fire.
On the fello u ln , a'av t Ivory j eevretJiy of tha Alnhoma Hlntr env
manta, of rnuna. a n wnrklag on
The woman pMaengef. Pi'll Ittf
'|tap!Ill
Ciip'pniion.
o n . .arm* ml by UhorifT J. F.■ r.-wi. ih . Ifg n tiff, hr 1K marsa.
7
Aniityvlllv,
Imaiilsl JlrrUrld*
-M*P»*kiaiwl rrn I I h ail* * f / j « Tr-3 ^ e , ,k . *f v h £ m
Alter approving lb* reeolutl.in. rmwtru:llvr program , bat mur*
eeierel,
ueiiil hang iif
Ibe ii>mmitle* waa dlrrrtcd
tn are eeylng what net to do.
wounded the diplomat uuriu, a
da
Imipr.
Ml**
-I hallevs Ih* L*gltl*lur* la get
TALLAllAfMKK. May U. — ,
’ li*od l • hand a l n ittk .
r
• utr* Iwfor* th* oerldentL N nthrr Pchbarx said be wo* u mlmbor of foiwaril the re* ilulkm in the Antting In a frame of nilnd wbero II
lb* pilot nor IJout. R. C. Ho d,
((’•mllaoad aa page ail)
(AT)
—fianhtne. ’ rmrrtiue, and
,
Deviating that mMar *>l.ling| In chargv of tb* nrmy nlr d*will rinalder ronetnrtUv* suggest
Her h rd h ir, who Imil M ■•■iJid
, c»«d lluna be Would In- unwilling* larhmrnt nt th* arwnal, inuld
•chfol meoati.ra were enacted h t
ion* only.
to fieinilt 11« .wife la stay in lho dvtermlne the «wu*0 of th* die. 1 th* mertlny, nho fa Ini tn n l Gold S tar Mothers
th* Hoot* today wlill* the Sm
legal Ion ovenilgbl, ha aiblrd;
relief, ah* adikd. and di* kit'll I •
a rt oeveieu
devoted iia
ft* lli»t
Aalurdry
nr*
n>
w i»rr
Arc
Feted
In
Paris
UH blmaulf tin Tile-lay ulgfU
-Tbl* matter, aa ninth *» I rralum, ran dotermin* that matter. •uarkoi |o lb* i tearing of lof it ,V J
Intention nt tb* Banfard Coun
‘
’
«ln lath. l and dri*«ril hin>, tlwn
I'AltIK. May l«. (API -Tba It depend* on lb* LegUlalurVa Iqralatlon and pension requr.la wjjJ
try ‘CUb lait Wednesday aftar- pfat It, ha* no
left the h-iu-w lu rrluiw rnrly liirt IK.'II gruup of fluid Nlhr Mi- ability to handle finance and tas- tiOni Ibo dr-k* The lion** vo;•aJl•kJ,
M M when Willi* SaawMd. Ifa tl on I hl’uat *a.
Wodnvwiu). Ilu wa- found il.-ad Hu t . *jwnt (heir rr.'nnd day In •t on tnraaom* within a giwn to *wt an oceuiwdonal to* •■( •
nonr-old colored caddy wna aftnrk • aU-faclorlly
n a chair n ilio II me n-.m. Ilm I'niI* u.lju.llnp llwmivlvv, yes- time. The menilwro are working IkB.OO ei.inuall) on prolrk iunal ,7,
ever* tba bead with n golf club Wf g I' eramoM
gun
lg hi' rluli be I hand.
On
two
of
ti
occ
a*
kin
Irnlay, after ptiqiwtim a iiiunirnl rninrslly. It I* difficult to toll this men, IFhOt) lu go In Uh- iroa-anf , j
hi .the band* of Mr . May.
T*>*
(iidiilMu-til
nf
Mi-.
Kiln.era
paid
he
had
In
tba
poT.-t
for
a illvitt p ray r'lA fo rr tbn toinli eotly whether tba Job to lw done and |6.uiI to tin eouii’.iee, tlo
. - j positively did not bit the
ran be flnUbed In th* remaining nual rvtr»iu* w»t uiatnl at
la*, finding I
•ran liMvil up tvalfpnoNjr Dial In i uf Ki *n -i '* unknown aoldior.
hr kxatun
negro until he made a dive far
ImUwr mnld i n-l In,i•* Inflktod
0OU.00. A IdU t» pvt mil atn|«7~<\j
After tbe vrrrbiony they wrro lime. 1 bop* It ran."
A
Aiutbvr
lb* Irish*", Mr. May Uld a Mor rloor bad I rea
bunk* n 'llir l 'vithdiuwala by do’
(b* wpuinlv on lilimrlf.
allrrr ami a
pm i ll al n rrreptk it by Ihn llalta l! -reporter this a/larnpon. Mr. Hide, be added
Skin Of Explorer Are piultor, fa !I0 priivfit. In *hi» * t
i.t Htilv* li.,'vrnm.nl.
e»n wtukn.
May trialled the Herald offtv* vein of llqnur*
A wnwlh W** la >1 on Ilia tomb Found In Greenland r'C "l nf run* wa* adoplrd by IM i^ M
Uua, he wabl,
allgrUp, altar Mo rale*** and
JlOUrv.
•g r*pr*’vi.ly
aakod th a t be be allowed to make rbd irlrpbon*
M ai, llomlv), of I mrinnall, who
b« Iliad tb*
A bill lu 1*1*1*01 tba icavlirvg Uotnawnt ronesmlag tba affair. at night, but
COI’ENIIAUKN, Denmark. May
wot rlvrtid honur pilgrim, and 10.—(A«»J-Prof. Albert WegwiMtUiig w.'uM
*<t of ll*<3 wa* ni»*l
*
Dntftrtag that b# * d "onty lew l'R r th* I
Mr* Julia t-latlrry. id ( levi-Und. er’a ahla have hien found In pkdtnd aa Maj una |ia n tin g dla- • * M. bvfo v lh*
Tbe »I-king umtbvra will aiwnd HrecuUnd, I HO kllorteten frmn
1 tnjurid. be
tmminiw -ligblseeing In 1‘arl* tbe weilern aUti< n of tb* tieneau
■■
Tf, t white boV» who eniayrd In i B a i p
mf but h«' did
ATLANTA, Mn> Ifi (Al*) - an.I will k.ni- ' Alunday for the aapedltlnn.
* fl»t f gl t i>a the lake livnt tiur*
Thai lfoa»o rocelvod a bill frwaai
■
a big in'*- log |h* prugtwa* of tbe atirvt I/'a* lhan I I It*- " . aftvr kl* a-- battkflrkU.
They **<* la an upright poel- M l**vdtal llo Ktimr, lU brr cu*taf*
Irani ly tha ilauve them Tbunday night wvra leqft Marly XV. Knn'. 6<l. ( hliaxo,
lion, Indkatiag that hr Uft them t, foy g fire rent gtaallns tOV
yd the Irira- In iu n it on charge* of diauid* ly wag In Fuhon Tow. i to. ay awajt- Amended Tax BUI la
trutend of the pr*Mnt *:x teal
dad ule. ted rttHudt, file* MUhanU, lb* olJir I n j |r* d 'p u iU tliii l« pr «>ii ramp Signed By Governor
lnv<
•
fi,Mowing of tba two, waa f oed llo f >r bla
While a bill «v*a living Inlrwrerrtv there - l« it of the affair, while* Kioto
frn lm r?
j ib arg r
of
dtnrd In tM Amato for congroept
TAIXAIIABAKe T May W. —
.'je t, tbe other youth, we* (loud
•b^ealmlni M tefa t<> >lt*. (A l'l- tio'rkbgl (Wilton today
itnal rmtiaUleUiig of th* aUbm
%t. Officer Anderson mrdv the
K. Millet, pri.nrlm.nl Allen•Me ufdga nf state fax equaJIU*
hr.rwtv
’
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Ided to plat* all
waa ajkef *bed wbga lh* goeOnad
•fata** gen* ml
t ’haiky W h la k th eolmid buy
nt* •tiv -t-d Thoradog
signed tl-a UTI (te*e.l by both,
ek o rtn i w!th •>Mbit, wa- fimd
HU In th* foim
l Iniiktvd l*> the Ht'ltm
bouevs/elbaiagUMg tb* offU*.. « !
omen Imrpt was
*<J-0, lie was arrbvl.'l I.' *>/(!grand Jury ynti*rd*y
i ' r - *, - . s , . ^
■gar* In the la-l
IB.-. (API
rm<I plrmU'd troilfy fvtIt provided that
*nl u p H
t* ris'ii. Ik' ii to la |shdd gnHto tb*
for puskleg
m ■oinp Mmytsy.- ..
kndr vetoed tb*
I orlllclsod
Im'lkd wrltlog l»lli-rp
«d» »u*la'n*d tqr
a. cii ulna
m were run- ’
flm in whkb b» ibrest- kill wid Im
, chief executive
the Kenaft
m of te« n liaued
W'uOi I'fauJrrluu. argHan*." ti
rod tb* original
!s»»ri r i t
With assault,
Idrhlklrrn If H i demand
provision* sendM frdvrsl
tKsff. •; Jrtwr
to It* left In a !«• In a
MIAMI: May IfL -^tA P I-A lxtX
I lb* lebool. and
rkb pul tr*
*d. iliailrd
f wa.' not rmnplW Ing the rfn
im* iwrnoni ’fM « ' 1* sowotviea
brcatls* b*
r L (b* ntepsutt werv sdtnltfal to eltUvneWp in tb*
|dv** when
|BT-, srrvstiM
i t and k’t'W
trtlrr I a t ill was wan pnrefii
United Btaloa a t g ootuiwlhatlan
red wi Ii | *tl|
, the fVrt igt-inlirr nf
bra ring in Uftlfad Atate* WM l f uf that dub tn Lota
deal a{ lb* ergnnli
by OffVvraT
ibat ran lw sh t with
r.iurt beta yhetardoy.
•
s m
KulUiwlnf afanlbietroikw <f tb* day eftvmoon. It wd
„ . - I A |.|
riNDli
Meanwbn*. Mw‘U
(oil r ’unt ind.fgHodl - M
l, 5«, naa usth ef allagtaaco. Judge HsUtied
i*. I
killed lai
••kl several
octal Rotpital
prrsoM*
Rflfa . the
wound old ft
lucomoll'
<MiMMft|tw*o
tin t laK khrd,
orbart'a
B
SUICIDE CULT IS BAPTISTS CHOOSE
BLAMED FOR TWO FLORIDACITY FOR
RECENT DEATHS NEXT CONVENTION
B
Defense In Attack
Upon Negro Caddy
Bank, Revenue,
SchooL-Measuresci:-------Enacted By House-
Fighting Charges
Feature Municipal
Session Yesterday
»
ne Is Lost In
g Extortion
Plotter To Prison
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LAKE MARY
V
■Wt1* Auxiliary.*
ibytariaa Church
anal birthday p art
onala
»
k a t 4:00 o'clock,
year that tho wr
I Preabyteriaa C
■fWLVAKY BAPTIST CHURCH
r® J ' L. Yroman, minister,
a l l RM E. Fourth street,
hi
Sermon 11*0 A. M.
It
Sermon UrOO P; M.
1
• f i fWadneiday evening pm ytr te r
A O ra 6:00 P. M.
\pgmt |
SALVATION ARMY NOTICE
far Raltlgb, N.
laft tbit mo
M, D. C , to i
Iter H, Coleman, and
.. U w ’a are apewdfaig
Hi'la Tamp*.
AfHea and alto w.li he uaad l
adtool fee tha thlldren af tha
Bloaoriaa In Africa. Work haa
darns heretofore amang girl
Jiy a n . Maxican girls la T
Ilia Llngla, Mlaa Oaarand Mlaa Maada ly k t
>a a e r ^wL.**Hdr. V^;
f «,Tr»S Whj*
A t T h t C h u rch *
Vf XX
ra/At"-*
.' Varnay uadart
U lj morning a t
itt Hoapltal a t I
do tg
,
flM wt* the* a lovely .h N n ls
B f tik f n girl, freah from Yexaa,
RNfH her IJral Droadwp, hUFerhapa ih f b e t known of tba
Z lJ "
Jahn C. Smith, Mra. W.
kwa Langley, Mra. Jahn a
rtt, Mra. Harold Vlele, Mra.
V L m , J r . Mra. Clyde Byrd
Mlaa Lett!* oaldw.ll.
I
'.T-A.Hae
Officers
South BU
Election
thg-.movgrowit to
It la' pradocl
risV*,»Ul«*l«lT
U fo rg S S 1 3 1
dlHllui,.' nf (ii* Moscow Ari
Theater.- uou caauit bul admlra
perifoBln'fn gnylMug.'even AS ll
<».
I* hbKb one no
jjw jL M ia v * » .
8 A
•*!
aomalhlng InMniAtlT uilafying . U i f l t ; One
^ppva th at la ao far qa la hupWPjf f f r i t U , everyth'.og Is rauL
U r ; a»an comas on tha stage but
afia.rgjn alorm, Into o rkhly furnlahod* ro o k s * at! ram of real wa
f t f irkhlos every bight from h k
Rmbralla on la ■ gWhilha oriental
aekool auditorium. The following
vftVrra a are elected and lmUlled
by Mrs. Walter L. Morgan, rodtotjr
P. T. A. chairman: Mrs. W. C.
Batcher, president; Mra. Stella P.
I _I__a_• vice-president;
__• IJ_a*. * u -a
Arrington,'
N rh
rl Schulte, saeraUry; Mrs. M
Wright, treasurer and Mta. K.
Ll. Brownlee, hUtor an.
Mra. Morgan prwslded a t the
business session when yearly rfpoela from standing mmmlttaaa
v e i l heard. It was voted a t this
time that tha proceeds af the
Spring festival be.uaad fa r new
library hooka and fer waif arc
waok. Tha attends new c h a n t
•bowed that Mra. Oaorga Brad
shaw's room had tha l a t e s t num
ber ad mothara prase St.
.
Mr*. C. I t Mason announced
Plana ta t tha summer round-up
and th a method of pkyakal exami
nation for » ts sithoe I children. At
the conclusion of tha bualnaaa a a f
aim o Maypafe dance was given
by tha poyfla f t Miaa Swain'# awl
t i n . Bradlhaw's rocras. A .aorlql
hear foDewad aad refreshments
ta ts aoffirad, If ha—ath . .tho
'outward seeming", ha hftd not
usd' arfiaslng Vitality, kvhn In
diligence, and creative ability. At
arrtirty-ievan, ha worked flfleen
_.
' >
, I ts
>«6te '■*ri 4 -t ir
j ’ ac -nr •
fL h fk a’l YM oa taa Mag*, it la.
W W m h i W that. If ihe aellpl*
aalra' for property Champagne, an
nrtoy •under the Balaaco banner
4waj not drink the ' curiom.ry
fW(Rfi«l* b«i Mania E*ty».0:yl
.
.
irto a n nuUnobUg nc-
thpatricaliaav
• to \jmy of Jcnowlt
SPREAD before you, onmenu. T sk c> few uioaie
Pletures reveal what Itfs
a iB s
Mra. F lank MUIar haa raimmtd
frant JaCkioavllle where aha haa 11 o’clock. Subject for t o a n n w
bean ctatting b er'il.tar, Mr*. Labs |a “Morula and Immortal#." Wed
nesday evening aarvicoa wfclak
will Include tssrtmaol** of C hrbiIan Sclanco healing, will ho Kiwi
Prank L. MlUer has returned gt tha now church at 100 E. tnd
fram HC Palaraburg where he a t 8L a t ■ o'clock.
tended the conventlou af tU PV»r.
ThU church maintain* n fr*n
Id* State Rmbalmera Ayaocia- Banding Boom at tha rhurrh
where tha Bfbla and all authoriaad
Christian Bcienca literature may
.Mra. Rrorge Weinstein plait# to ha read borrowed or purchased.
leave Monday for Jaeheaavltlo to Open Tuaadaya and Friday* from
apoad about 10 day* before,'golug 1 ta > P. M.
U North Carolina for several
weeks.
‘
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baltaf " A cqndial welcome to awa (f
Funday Sehaol a t 5:45 A. M.
Prof. McKay Super.
P « y a r mealing Wednesday
night at 6:00 o'clock, continuing
tha study of thp Book of Job.
League# Sunday night 7:00
o'clock.
,' Services will ho held at tha
Faith Cos pel Tabernacle. «30
Wpat .First S treet
Sunday %hool, 10:00 A. M.
V ra^hing, M:00 A. M.
Mias Lenabeile Hagan.ajeha la
working ot Tallahassee with the ' K. D. Brownlee, D. D. PMtor.
legislature, !a prrw
hero B
for
irfiiwtwrY,
VC U|a
u® weekwytr- i Services Sunday • • fallows;
and vrith her mother, Mra. I . P.
0:45, A. M. Sunday SchooL
Hagan.
11
A. M. Moming Worship.
0:50, P. M. Junior Christie* E»Mlaa MarJerL Cog bum danced
at the spring recital of, Professor
TrOo'p. M. Senior Christian EftTha Rar. A- Norrhom, D( U ,
Ebaan's Dsnelag Sehaol gifAt la daftvor.
raslorl
Orlande laat night af tho City Aft6:00 P. M. Evening Worship.
Sunday School, 2:.10 P. U.
Tha saaalon meets nt tha flago
of each warship aerrico for tba re ►.Regdlar aarvka, ISM P. M.
Holy Communion will ha fell*Mr*. F. F . Itoumlilat and lira ception ot new members.
bra tad at the regular earvicy.
A. B. Wallace ar* hock frmr
Any ‘ ranQmssed lAitharan is rorTampa where they spa at' rat*wr'
dlally 1 Wrrltsd to partake In the
days with tba foi mar's e n itO lrv
Hf ft ah--ks---* **
Park Avewua and Sixth Street. "lord** Supper” Thera will also
be roaupllen af member*.
W. P. Brooks Jr., Paator.
A jhagtkm aarriea will be held
P. A. W. Brawn, who has a win
Sunday School, 10:00 A. M.
tar home a t Banana lak e, r i
Morn'ng W orship-U :00 A. M. brfbrw' the regular aerrlca. Par*
an U . alba Invited to bring thalr
pest* to leave Monday for Bro-k
Evening W r n h lp - 5 P. M.
ebUdroa ta ha baptised at this
villa, Oatario, Canada la spend
B. Y. P. U. 7 P- M.
aa serai month*.
Wednesday evening prayav ear- time. Tha Upegls rhurrh w P ho
vkA 8:00 P. M.
..
• . . ( favvkM with three select Ions by
tAd'Oromabd Choir.
*. Mr. and Mr*. Karl Amhroao and
son, Karl, J r . ar* expect#}! to f u l l g o s p e l T a b e r n a c l e
•pond tha wcak-and Bar* with Mra.
R. L. Griffin a t bar home. 600
On Orlando road near Geneva
Myrtle Aranue. .
Arc. '
W n.. F. McPhrraon, pastor.
Mr.' and Mra. 1L L. fllh-on had
Bible Reboot Sunday A. M.—0:44
aa thalr guests Thtliaday far a Harmon Sunday A. M. --11:00
end Pralne Service, 7:40
short ilmo, Mra. film: Pondera, of
Evangelistic Rjrvlce Sunday P.
Beauf iri. s. C,. and.H r*. Celeste M. —f t t t ..
Thursday Vnight aervka*. 7:4.%
(Malay and daughter, Be*ale, af ' Prayer Meeting Wed. P. M. — P. M.
’
SaraaoU.
A apodal announcement will ho
3:00
Prayer A Testimony Wed. P, M. mad* a t lb* afternoon .service
Mlaa Kathar Louka Haxhry, of —1 ;U
tonxnkw . All friends of the
",
>« .
• fltric t ir inter ■dr notninoUminh—
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H04.T CROSS Cl I I I m i
ALL BOUI/B' CATHOLIC
sor-r
r a t Mr*.
Th# Rar, J, J. Mrlnerny, pastor
In JBaland. I
Klret Mas*—6:0b A- M.
Second Maas—10:00 A. M.
Evening Drvollon—7:50 P- M
mooning af patriotism glaaa by
jg th t.B g tr. F. M. Marior of th#
- Fl/at Christian Church.
,
Mra. Pearl Babbitt, principal ad
tha school, rave tha story or tho
V N R . aasUlsd by Mlaa Paad
^1
I M . SM U li
Smith agreed in i
^at/'G ladys* was
6 name dg you Ilka t
By L8ATR1CH GHBOOUV
Whan your gnoof* arrive
tho. picnic, give each s a t a it
fram, Um nnd g f ^ m tongs
tnyitarious "pack" don* up In
aad hioo bandanna*. With
Util* packs along tv s r th
shooidera, tho “gypalaa"
ready for their tram p.' ’
Mr.' Marlvr’s nddraaa
la y out an otocw *; t r N t '»
talk by Superintend- Ovid# aad bm oki, aad dUtrib
•Wtom '
llttk duo* to Indira>a th* pr.
Benson and M rs.,J.
,
mf [ *
i l i i f t i 'd
1
i t "w pw ie.rsii
JTle Holds
Of O ffieerf in • *unng* <*»*<+-■
, I d* art
PIRKT METRO DIRT CHURCH
" ' kev. Carroll Varner '
.
I th* hctqr'a mu-
<Peth«,.
‘ Street meeting Saturday night,
Tt4» P. M.
.
Banda, aetrice*:
Hollnn- meeting, 10:00 A. M.
Woapel Service at Home for
JiRad, 1:00 P. M.
.' Sunday School, S:00 P. M.
% Go. pel Service, 1:00 P. M.
Young raaple'a meeting, 6:15
P. M.
.
Brother Williams, a recent
koWler, will hare charge of tha
M ane paoplo'a meeting and will
kgra a* hl« (object, "“Work for
Ood will Stand."
- The ether service* will ha
•andartrd by Commandant and
John Newman, a f Orlando,
R*?.' and Mm, Dlvrn* and daughtar Loctlla, arrival in Lake Maty E"
leeasitly to make thalr homr. They AT
a r t living at talanj Laka naar tha T r
horn* of Mr. and Mm. F n d Bailey.
Mr. and Mm. Sharnian Hawaii *ft
and non Chntlaa laft Saturday for (. p
Kama* City, Kan.**, wharr thay M
will visit Mr. Sowell’* paranti.
J(
Sunday morning Hav. J. M. • y
Thompaon will dallvar tha Cam- |_
mahaamant 8armon for tha eighth r>p
grada gradaataa of tha Laka Mary fy,
School.
rru
Mr*. Clara Gaiton and Mr*, - jj
Rhoda Bwalng motored to Otiandu n,,
laat Monday an business.
on
Mr*. Q. HUI and mother Mrd hoi
Jono* of Banford arc apomllng a rai
faw day* an tha guests of Mr. and Hr
Mra. Oaorga Hill.
I n»’
Mr. and Mra. Horace Fennell ami oa
children mat* rati to Cantor 11111 am
Saturday amending a law hour* cjn
with Mr. PhWMlFa ►
inter H I*
Donala Balia Billrrm..,
ace
Mothara Day araa observed In 1*1
tha Laka Mary Community Chun hi on
iti ahy May Hi
i 8k
.Tha Laka-Mary P. T. A. held M»
thalr M st ie e a tln r of thle arhool -*nAtnvely ■limit r»urtew n» aerred
year, Wadnaaday afternoon a t 1:00 by
,i
Sandny after A<wmslnn Day,
May, 17, l»SI.
Uoljr Oammun'nn
7.-.10 A. 51.
chnwB Bchxoi — otso a ; M.
Marnln* Prayer A Sennnn —
11:00 K .1L
Offyratory—Lift up your henda
At Faith Ooapal TnbarnscU, 5tn
West First Htreat.
Sunday, School, 10KM A. M.
Preaching, 11:00 A. M. by Kate
||. Booth, paator.
NEVA NOTES
Ufa. L P. Wakefield
Freeh, ilpa tdmatoea are already
a p|<raring In tha market and **ba
they will be yxtftmely reasonably
pi (red. Tomatoes, the “leva ap
ple*" which our grandpa-ante
placed no their mantels fer 'lerorat'nn, were on. a considered pusonout. Now wa rteognltc thalr n u
merous dietary merits—tha cham
artorlatlo flavor, tha rlchneea af
the tomato Julcea In ealuable min
e r a ls vltamlna and aclda. Within
hardly m ire than a faw montha
tomata Juice haa taken tha rountty by alarm ah a breakfa«t rocktall, a marvelouily effect Ite "eynopened.M
It U fortunate th at tomstera
hare ao many dlatatla merits fur
few vegetable# fit ao wall iato
all part# af tha menu. Tomato
Juice or allced tomatoea are fre
quently tuad a» appetlaenrr thane
■»* dotana of ueea far tomatoes In
tha main comae; tha uiual Qlaee,
of tounw, la In the ralad; ll.era
■talo plea for (ha deanert,
DuHng the warm d ay i'o f early
aprlng. try t imalo a*pir with
anma cnld incut inch *v talinon.
Tonsne, rhlrkrn o r any cold meet
enn be uaed aa wall. Boil two rupfula of tomato Julee. malted an !
p ep p ein t-ti takta and seasoned
with twn teaipooria of lamon Juleo.
Soften three .tablespoon, Irmou
gelatin In cold wafer and mix with
tnm ati Julrc after removing thu
Juice from the flra. When tha mixlure la almoii met add one rupfol.
of cold aalmon or other cnld meat
and fold Into tha ample. Serve an
lettuce leave# with mayonnalaa or
mllead lemon. Chopped
pieklre,
giecn peppera, nr avan thin alleto
of hard-boiled egg may ala > to
added.
MENUS
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was a guest nf her fr'rm l Ml»a
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Maria Chastain heir last week
V,*-, ^
end at the htme nf Mi. nnd Mr*.
(leu. Rowers.
Mr. and Mia. bant lllxnn nf
Jacksonville «rent a few
day#
with thalr alatar Mia. I . . Cora,
ihe llr.t of the week.
Lamb Slew
Mr. and Mra. Hoy Willlamo o(
Lettuce Sandwich
Santont see:* visitor# nf thalr
Apple, Banana and
parents, Mr. and Mra. IV. II. Wil
N ot Salad
liam# on Mothers l»ay.
’
Cookies
Mlaa Nell William* and filend
Cocoa
Mra. W. K. Argo of Oilando were
Dlanar
vailing at the home of Mr. and
Roast Mutton, Brown Clrury
Mi >. William. Sunday nl»n.
Mustard or Horseradish Hauco
Mr. and Mrs. Itaulrraon of Ft.
Plerro spent Mother# Day with
their Mrs. Mary JscnU and a'.alrr
Mra Thee Aulln.
Mra. H. It. Wain igl.l ami rhil
dren. Hrn Jnvre end Spencer were
guests of tha'r daughter and alo.
.
tar Mlaa Flenne Wn n tljh l at Iwr tnm attre foe five minutes siowly, t^s
him a In Westell DoinlUiry of the tl^n skinning alul halving them ..
Fla. Banllar’um and huspl'al, on Tcart six rounds of hread cut
Ttho tomatnaa. t
hlkn'anjdy^d ink ghiduatlon night • H are a half I imato on each xlir ♦ ‘
"class night" cieirl«e.s of 1D.U a t 1 and aprlntle liberally with cropped
"claia nil hi" exe.rlaea of 1DN1 a t: Pepper and onion. Top eoch of '.hi
the chapel
halces with a heaping tahle.pno'j /
Hav. and Mrs. C. W. Malhlaon, of grated chaaaa aad Mil, .
Mra. W. T. I awtnn and Mra. A. Uarnlah with paprika. Brail u r-' '
M. Hlawart allrndeil the d'atrlct III the cheese haa malted atul <'
ihuich meeting held In Daytona luownad. Serve with strips a t '
In Hi- l-owrenre Co., nnd nuffalis Wednesday and ltcv. and Mr*, crisp baron, aad alkaa of atafiod 1
N. V . respectively. Mr. and Mra. hsathlain Mi. and Mra. C. R. OliTt.
ollvt.
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t v■#7*" dM* *
Collar will visit relatives.
Clont* and Mr. and Mte. (lary
•
Tha school will prearnt a pro
gram aa tl Wednesday evening In
the School Auditorium.
S. hnnl__clnand
Wmlt wm itarted Iasi S a tu n lir
In the Amusement Path far a ten ihose.who wished a chance to a t Smyrna tha b o a t fishing
nis rourL A rroquet rourt *111 also tend Farmers day meat at San ground on tho East Coast of
ford
Florida.
Mae Dobson, also Ralph Holt, ct-laFREE BRIDGES
Mias Fonda Dobson and Ituhy
Stay nt ALBA COURT, Vcw
hrated h rthdays this past week.
Smyrna's moat modern H otel
IlENKKIT ORIDQK
Rooms vrith private or con
necting bdlha. Comfortable,
KpUcopnl Pariah Ifouaa
quiet, modern, refined, bomoOVIKDO NEWS
Friday
3 P. M like. Dining Room. OaragnO,
By Mra. IL K. Wolarlghl
Bpedal waak-and rntaa. Taka
Adm.
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your family along. Writ* for
Mra. Wheeler Boons of Ft.
rata* nnd booklet. ,
Henrrvnllonft—
Plerro was a xuast at tha homo
Mra. M. H. Hutton
Amarkan *r Barapaaa plan.
of Mia. W. P. Coder Haturiiay.
Mra. W. T. U w itm antcrtalna.l
moil dallthlfully tha
oiemlwr*
and friends of her Sunday School
class Tuesday aftamoon at ha»
home In Oviedo, with 2% ladle*
present. After tha dev,tl:nal and
bualnaaa of the class tha meeting
was tumad over lo tha rhal man
of the entertainment romialttee.
Mra. T. 1 Ling*. Bevsral game*
and renta.ls war* artjiyed utnl
a t tha close Mrs. C. W. Math'aon.
wife of Ihe pastor was ahowerrd
vrith lovely birthday gifts la bon*
or of the occasion. Mta. l-aaton
ala) present ad Iter with a huge
lighted b'rthday rake other de
lightful refreshments Wart served
►y the lovely hoale*#. Mrs. law
ton has far the post th ar yrarv
lean a delightful hastes* for hat
—and clinch it—because It's a fact:
class an I surprise Idrihday party
where
you buy your lum ber doe*
comb'nad for her friend Mta.
Malhisnn and wa know In th*
make a difference. You can 't go
futui* wa ,wlll always ramembei
ft(J
NAIL
Subscription Brldgo Part/
Auction nnd Contract
Monday Map IS
KPlSCOPA^PAlUail
By St. Agmm-Otiiid
wrong if you select a y ard th a t is
striving! with every load Bent out, to
add to Its reputation for fa ir dealing:
and complete satisfaction.
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tabwa
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gfadiea. :.-i • •' • 1 •>/ r u i l
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I* te a Wapmaad llw public
th a d a n g a ta n d want*
l*Ma*a* ) with lira* fataatrjr
aiuetany K V itr it
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th* J1U*. «*a 41 A*clL
WtlQrii itBMD.'r
n m m larltlia' com mind of * tx 1
BMtutJour bn tha iWiiAdi of Clili
★ lib Naw Drunkw lck.en M * 1ft
f ln t.a f tha aerWa of blow* that a
photograph ihoda th* calm 'fhkh
i | a th* bunting i f f of- rail- fort" arid commaraorntto thV a r m ; -Vgfaty »tr1p« by malalenoace
f rtffc o tlk
W gaB ttS iiS L
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ptlng cleaning up wish lb* *W.
Iftnw* «aa f ir m a Wading role
Aft aWaa*t natW«-wW* fW»
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TWO CAHKH APPIRMBH
•fidlW U lK id ttm dw a l
H A u t o r -Ot* dTAV* oil
5 * atiiadon**- aaal«*l* r
Called Lafge Sow
From Government
tAnLAJf'ASfeRK, • M dy' 16.’ fA P)—'Thd nlpteme coott yen.
tarday In mamdraMdm dhclklori*
affirmed tha rata* of Hilda Inl.pnntega /unlittt.ib* pmi which d£p#rt* told Id twT t IPOKANB, Waah,. Hap ldL — mb* Car tint'arid other* v*. Jaham
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_ iLth* * (A PI—Indian* af th* North***! (X BteWvter, Polk roomy, arid
i|fi« valoabU ahem I. hara found a now battleground r n M (V. WMf arid1 Other* r*,' T.
J. Wllaon, Oririgo county. »•'
and oaw tnitramaata f t warfato.
)pt i v a dlitrlbuted
Tha courtroom U (ha *cana ef
DICB CA M BA b LD UP "
ad to Improoa the th* fight and Ih | weapon* a r a if a ill
1 o f ca^rfiilrte**: upon 1autolata,
•tw^flit3Kj|njtjKSlt!
fldorlta, brtafa and writ*, which
Art aha It h* pohllahad on*
ilckon, aafrififtfa, an (ter* and (h er hare praparad In an effort
*Wllor» tA wooded arena.
la NllM t from Uri*ta Rani
i naatlp IIOCAOO.
A H H JN Q ^ ^ htajr 1ft. - T h a
Tha Indian* any In affart that'
ijwafe of all vaadoj vUltora; lit their giant Whit* Unci# appro•iftriltwtnf UiV^Wfda depart- p tla ta d . aavaral Ihoatand aquare
it of( gamoi;aad' fraih water • mllaa of Indian land*, with huntIWOO.tA1nmnhaf o f watrbdb, rh
dag and fWhlng right* attaebad, and *Uwr jaw plrf fclti, ^ *tat
g vlng an I, O. U. In Up form of
ka^Jenla In th * vicinity, of n treaty and that tha Indiana nav
RUHR' IB C O N V im o
a l war* ralpihuraod.
, On* hundred yaaia aft) the
H IA ^ t. Mhr IV. - |A P » i- A
Ppahanaa, Col villa*, YaMaiai, Writ- fada'ial
court' jury U>d
tMUrftr; tbW hn jmmuu
*d MnrinaH B n* .->h a
1HtWafaift >tUte« a l/u|WI
cvn«f-rg*y iM IrfM a l
j^barW an C m * A aprl
tlon law. MtatHaW ant
*; af <W. animal* hav*
enough when tha hardy ptoam *
tegaq to crowd thorn out.
SK Slf^irllU am CdHiah, Oh
Turning on Iho whlto men the tea toorit ft U * Bhtttaf
i Indiana took Uimahnrk* and bow* daputfi a**d Maurk*
I
and arrow* and aought to thlri whan tha July taporlad It
d a m bach, but their effort* weir u nab la u agrta. .
KTr. VMOi fit# kaaatfi **#■
I t WBaJt l h dewffUlala bat* W-
O m k hft tlB f d i u r r f i « . & * & ;[ [ & * '
jfm &m
WVTf^.AT;
M ftmftj*'!-
LMA1. Ntmcaa;
litlla nuMtay, and had (hair huntIrtft piIWtHffi taken from il.em.
Then they atud'ad tha whtta maitV
court.-. .
Now, loplatlng tomahnwk* and
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lkiftyd 4 PaUia Uatnwtim
•• mimv winy, rum*;
nnbllahfit lo anI«
W itte igffi
£ fm !
Tho lndlaiv, eat-arguod. altdftd
• traaty la' 1HM, which they any
gwftmataad tHica l* nr* m e re *
tlorw, peenton* and hunl.’Hi ami
tlahlng right* In iMurn for tho'r
laafla and'aaftte.
. t Gradually, tha Indiana rnnteM,
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torjr la tha atldet a l all ,tha I
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In tha T antary af pragraa*,1
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Beauty Is Described
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By BEATRICE IIAMMOND
A thrllHng experience for anyW b (o restore aorae baUaratt
d piece of furniture to It* Uri
nal Wauly. I>rb*r» It'd only ‘a
lair ih leh h*« been stored away
la "Urn attic. Or ynu muy hare
licked dp V iiuaint old bed fof
ridlculauoly little.' at to m eeun-
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By LARK MORRIS, .
(tardy, paln-t-klng rraflan)t haa mad*
t design and
ther In spits
jeh furniture
g. And •• tb*
a Umir-merit
ked" an thead
verbig them
ririn g thorn
characteristic
oi fine ohl furniturr, and fresh
nphoUteilng where needed.’
Much of tho old furniture wui
to atrungly built that |U framaaork needs Utile Attention. There
In, In fact, a familiar rule often
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IW—WHUN RL I’rtenburg—IM
«, Aide* ‘n ‘And. <NBC)| 8:30.
Saturday Night rlub; T, The Week
In apdta; T:1S, Varlella* (NBC);
7; SO, Old-^ime aongt by Georye
lltnnlngrr; H, Realtor* program;
RtlB, ’ Marguerite Baltrman, *orrarm, Lara F. Yoke, planlit; 8:30,
ftartow hour; P, O rchrtlra (NBC);
ll>, Karaaota hour by Oordon Illyrtuuio rnutk|
hiubiv| 10:15.
el: ividu,
10:90, Studio
Little Jack Little (NBC); 11. IlamRtonV to-trltt center orchr-tr*.
* WDBO — Orlande
8, Mu-lcal Moodi; 8:30, South
Rep It lander-; 0:16, Rita Carlton
OrchatDt, CBS; 7, A rthur pryorV
Crenin Military fUnd, CBS; 7llC,
Bateball Scores; 7:30, Orlando
G ca r.an j Part* Co.V Automotive
ft46, Hook JVeking Co.’f Cracker mu»le; M,
program; », Hawillait
WJAX — Jarkuahvllle
6, Jark-nnvlllr Beach Pier Or■hc-tr*-. 6:30, Community t ’he«t;
1:45; Better
c'o-operativr
League; 8, Amo* V ‘Andy', NBC;
1:16, T itty eait Je-tera, NBC; 0:30,
Hall par Saturday Night Club,
SBC; 7, Eight Deu.-eu Dartre Ordidatra; 7:18, R, C lA ^tlour, NBC;
r:30, Rhode- hVtrh Collin*; 8, Gen
:ral K tectrlr program, NBC; 0,
Lateky' Strike ftonf* Orrhetlra,
SttCJ 10. Geord* Washington HeOrehe-lra. r , I ' ‘ *’* *
WJAX — JaAaomlUr.
0i30 A. M., TmfiS* Theater prorram; 10, Watek TVqdr rrokr-m ,
[K T-tt ltl:!B;|lwjHi NH1 Rivera;
I0J0. ReconU: (j;Y litireh Rrrvlr« ; It, Time, Wkhfher; I. Temple
Calhcllc flour, NBI
nelly; d:I*. prtoVr
Futrh Collins) V,
' lugton Hotel O
; Church Sendraal1
ira, NBC; 6,
t Henry Cofpt 90> llhtalrs
orRr Waahrail*; 7::m,
18. N'tbni-I
Hnr-I *1:43,
f(h Parker*,
when -he tiM of lli* rn*hg*-.j
mrni.aRp wax'under Ihe IdlVY****
a'in «n official an houm> mypl V ft !
U rn male from Inn tfwt®T g
home.
'
in* Slorrow, who»* el«f#r V m t
. o /to i:'rh » < ir. x . W m n in K S
U - t h r “ limil
c ite llrnt j *
Wf" of all th«
in} vaml-h I*
rtflriUhlng the
Vie K i o u t , b,
iff W in In arf*
rwiA
r nienaa;’Oi*
me "old
out irm
in. w
I quid V*rnf»h fetuovtir. If 4
I I* Important that’ ,tbal
n ood ttkuM not bF aerate!
nicked,1 a by mdtv third, h
rkady ‘occurred. When 1aciai
d-nta do Foma Id light,
a toaldV be llbcrslly hppR*
a lowed lo *oak Into the l
a> thl* treatment will fall
n arrlng- the mat*. Unbblr
b ire wcorl with flat Mti
u III imooth ita -n i face. Vi
u ood eeldotn nerd- -moothl
j .To give the rjaturalajM&
emu, rubbing it, pq’.4|th* « : 1
ctoth after the furalliifn h aa'at
wiped clean.' Several ipp|trmtU
o( wax—allowing (fr>lhk 'tint*
between—and ronxlderabla ” f>
Uhlng ate nece»*ary If the pa
It to regain Ita mellow be«utiir,
RlIll’ll NICHOI
PREPARING F0
ATLANTIC HQ
WANT A O RATE
Sanford Deity ' Herald
T ern -: C-ash* In Adtanc*
Telephone ado wlU be received
for’ pal tea* and faHccter .«*«t
tnairdiiletp far payment.
| Tim*
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I Tim** —__ 6e a line
• Times .......... _.-... 7c a Une
Time rale* on request.'.
tThfa reduced} rite* nra fee
(•nseeullve laaerllSoa.
F h a oerd* ef a te ra i* length
are rimafed * line.
1 No ad under J line* areepled.
AU advcrthlug la reatrklad,
In proper daaatHeatle*.
■ It an erro r- la mad* The
Radford Herald olll be uilpM
MM# far only an* Incorrect In•erllaa, the advertiser far
mediately 1|n rase W 'efrar.
TO AbVKRTISBRS
A If* r a i d raprerdntatlra
Uwrauihly familiar with fates,
rule* and dao-lfieaUah will
g if t you complete information.
And If you wish they will at•Id you lit wardlag your want
ad to make It mote effcctlrc.
GAS STOVES, gat range*, IceIhixcv, ehalra and other ’•turage
furniturc’for tale at bargain pric
e s Phone 4UV, Loaxingu Truntfer
cjhauling and ta nuw aupeptharnd and Storage, 4th amt Pine Str.
up to 0U0-hor*i|Mwer,
'M ix Nlchola will carry 870 gal HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired
lon* of gaaolinc-—enough, ahe '**ny one who really know, howl
tints tea, to keep lier In lha air H> Urlggt, Jtweler, Mag. A rt.
ra and carry her 3300 miles,
-fae It making very 'iltlp prorlt- Dr. W. E. MacUOUOALL, CHIion for n ft rce-l de-icml into th* , KOITtACTOH, it now located at
ocean. She taltl -he might 'exrvy Mi retldvBc# ln Floial lle lih ti,
a | rubber boat—Itut prubab)y would S, Sanfurd. Phont 68H-M,
not. She Will have no radio’ beelute ahe think* u radio fa not
particularly efficient on such n . cate with the Women of the Ku
flight unlcta ther* la anothrt- Klux Kl-n, writ* P. O. Box 1434,
menuer cf th* crew to opeiala it. or core Odd Fellows 11*11.
Ml-a NirhoU -aid -he would J-Ve
PIANO CLASSES for children 4
on* email aultcaae.
Colonel Chamberlin in a -tat*, •lb B y rart and from M tn 13
rnmt yesterday denied ha over yiaVa will l>cgln June 8th. Voire
had tried to dissuade her from ch at fur children will begin Junmaking' the flight. Ho said ha be- 3rd. Mrs. Jullux Takach, tludio,
804 N. ra rk Avr06 per rent .
JjjA u to m o b lle B
*Mil* Nlchola pointed out that
any eompartiona between her *t- HUDSON SEDAN, fine rondllion
tempt and CcL Charts* A. Und» -< |N a M , 1090 model A Foed
btrgh’a flight to Parla would fa* ccath, condition A-l, new rubtwr,
I* to be a much ahorter han-ifrojl' '9460,00 Red and Sona, Myrtle Ave.
inaccurate and unfair'ta.-auxe hers
flight because aho haa a much WILL-HELL 9136.00 equity on
J*^*w‘ Hud-on, Ef*cx, nr PlyMot* powerful and speedy -hip.
“One of the principal purposed ruoQtK or Chry»lrr frr 975. Ap
of thl* flight,” ahe atld, “la to ply fo g M. Ik, rare Herald.
demonstrate the prierrea- in lha
MJCLBOURNE—Catholl- Church
design and comtrortion of .air building resting approximately
planes since Colonel , Lindbergh flO.nou will b* errcled on rom ir
and Coloml Chamberlin mad* their of Unrpln 9nd llickury. atreijt*
flight! In 1037."
Ih h W O ia ti , __ ^ ________
Ml— Nlrbola la a graduate ttf tha
Behoot et Dubtiu—
Hcr vl r r
N. Y., and t f Wailaily College.
f’B DRUG STORE—ProShe paid 110 for her first flight
logs, ihagaalnte, fountala
at Atlantic Cite tn 1019, while -he
PROMPT
dtllvariaa.
atfll In th* Masters Hchnn
11 a nieiutrrr of the Junior
guc and’ with other member* BUILDING BLOCKS—Irrigation
Of her family I* Haled ln •fa*’ N»w
boxei and general remrut shirk.
York Social Rdgl-Ur, Hire made Mbarl« Concrete Co. 1. E. Terfaer-ftrat ao|o flight' in lt»23.
wlllager, Prop. 3rd and Elm.
t
S
FIRST pLASS plMteret
- jd
|>alnt*r, price- leiaOnablc, 416
K. 6th 9*. W. Wtmd»|d*.
♦
Idy Denies That
;ed To S
(hr day an umipI tehrlkmg (I*
orrqw »her(k-ntprivate
whooL fib* did- 0^4.-'
jLXlirfK" NATION'ATI ’Arganliallbn
NEW YORK, May 18.—( A P )* wJU uitnMith abiMtlhu- man In
highly drofllnhle builnes* In thl* pcralttent repo, i thht Ml** K) in
p f f , Applicant must be oyer gl
With good ralerehce* and email
Writ* far wlie SANISJENt NKJt(•apltal,- Ne experience ncaddd.
VICK SYSTEM, INC^ Dapt. 40.
Michigan Square, Chicago, III.
dlacuxt i Kp report*.
Roddy was married on Jana 3%>
W , lo MU* Adelaida U n w A
who dlrd while they were on (haig.
r.cdd ng journey.
----------- ---------- / '*
MILTON—Harold School bull*.Ins to be rebuilt after dl**itr*a»4
No member of f h o '^ Morrow
fam ily a t Unglcwod would dltcux OLD PAPERS fQ R
- •
'SERVICE” on piano, the report.
wrapplag aad p u k
From Raton Rouge, I*., how
i or furniture moving.
Apply
Herald Off>c«.
ever,
rame
dlopatehfo
quoting
llm
Transfer and Storigo,
ailnlatet'a aiater. Ml— Myrlla
In* BU. Phone 4M.
Roddy, an -eying Mb* Morrow and
her-brother were engaged. -M*»v
.\n fi Ytilf" moving T Call m for FOR SALEi R flak tenor aaxaphone. A llueochtr irtttnimenk
’ a ttaiwfur that will do the Job
its ‘you w an t It done. l.o-iing .i Omni randltlon. 660. Phone 44J.
Ttnnxfer and Storage, 4lh and FOR RAI-K: Crotley fryball refri
gerator, coat 2r per day to epcratr, thin l« a demon-trntnr, will
sell at a aacrlfic*. Kan Juan Uamg* Co.
____ ____
WANtfcO: AUTO p a t» r e to tlh .
‘dnhkll or nrarby Ipulnla. WU1 OLD PAPERS TOR SA L K -Far
wrapping aad parklag purpoaea
idler* aipenaea. Rhone 76H-J.
1
Apply Harald Otflew
LIIIERAL’ ALLOWANCE on yuer
old bhttrry. 310 W. r i n t St.
FORT MYERS-New equipment
WANTElIt ROUGH dried waah- itixtaRej In Prather l)ry Cleaning
Ing. W ill.Iran If dexlred. l l l i Co. ealabllahment.
l.oruat Are.
WANTED—I want to rent fu)nl-h houxa with garage and
fenced In chicken run-, (live loca
tion* and full Information In’amwar. Apply “II- A. C." ear* lle r
aid office.
re S ife te d S j for KAil
LKFFLF.U APARTMENTS. 1310
Magnolia Aw*. Three rooms and
bath. Phone H.W. _____________
POR RENT: KurttWhed Apt-. G0d
park Aieeue. t.’ulcluugh UeClly
('ompany, ToL 733, N al’l, Rank
in.Ui._________________ ,
16—Ilouuen For Rent
ONE FURNISHED houar May 16.
Alan unfurnhhed boux Jund
l t L ttw -N r'T a tk v-Hvemne,' fha
19—Farms For
FOR RENT; TB acre, tiled Vtul,
In tuod rondillun. (M.00 |wt
a re. Colt lough Realty rompany,
Telephone 733, N atl. Bank Hldg.
TEN ACRE rrlery faim. Nina
acre- llled. Three good well*.
Thirty a - n - umlearetL hainnmth
idjoinlng^ Herbert O, Cplppen
owner, linule tf.
26— M I«ctl|anrouu F o r Rale
THE ARCADE
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Cut Out for
Uartdy Keferynn
F1H1I and roilLTHY
FUHNirtmR
Trade in Yotir Itodr**’
nltore ml AyAOONK««.'
ANGEL’S UAUnKCUE
Open 10 A. M. to 2 A*
M. Hanford A Gtnin
Arcs.
L U N C H R O p lf
Coffee 8!
Open B- A, M,
HICYCLEH & REPAIRH
Lock, Key and Gun Repair*.
Ill; ETCH’S
D R 1N K 8-L U N C H E 8
BAGGETTS
...
Gilbert's Chocolate* aad
Hot Uriahs.
FRUITS ft
VEGETABLES
H fL L L U M B E R CO. E lf
Service, rhop* JSB.
HIGNS
gmgjjjo ’
AKCADR M
Cheapest In
Fimwwggfcw
It-pa Ira—ReUnlsklag
Uphalxteriug,
PAI.MKH'H
aad
VEGETARLE
HHH'PERH
i R d b p r n d Rn t
A I ’EtV gi’wil M rgalns In storage
fur nil ti re, -tuh a* lieil», -prlnga,
ilrenM-ta, ga- rtuvei, ctr, I'honv
4'JH, hi rurliig'- Transfer and Hlortg r, 4|h ami pine HI*.
GROWERS
ABHOCIATION
By Jq1|n Devlin
For Ikat Itewill*—AtlrffM*#,
INSURANCE
CREAMERY
LUNCH
iw iH r w
s ^ lfT fti
Bdybnd ’ Ur* "'Alps Ilea
Italji; and le-t bra forget,
behltnl the btllhoards He*
America.—Judge.
A highbrow la o n *
whose learning h a s out•tripped hi* IntaHlgrnre^—
Vincent M a.ey (Parmer
Pramlar of Conidfi).
PR U P STORES
PRINTING
C A M P B E L L D RU G CO .
IW. Ini. I L A Maaaatla
pmavieiiaa ari«*t owpaetaltr
TUti - w t i a n m tea* Aaaa.
rata OHaha,
r t MR *RKYI(M
w* iM im , r t H i iso.
ruulni
i ; with o‘l thalr
lo, m a i l
IcLaan' Johnson la
Jp a ric an Review.
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Fair leaf girt sad flatanb]
.Slightly t t r a n t aright.
ING’S SURGEON
ID IS DEAD
Dean O f American Ac
tors Answers Final
Call After 50 Years
B e f o r e Footlights
Will Petition Hoo
To Call Conferei
To Solve Causes
Economic Disord
T W W tO Bir.'kfar 1$ .-(A P > —
Darid Balaara d<cd yesterday,
« t th e Girls
rlpa with tka labor*, by which for
»f acena last mate than 80 yaara ha helped to
cr given to «hapa tho couraa of tho American
B, M«y 14-
bovtr-
.. Twa months ah art o f Ms oooon
ty ecronth birthday ho died In hi*
hotel rocm o f ■ ' '
City yesterday. He waa belierad
A beautiful the bcdaldo
to be on the road to recovery
Guest),
and
you n g w o - Bolna (Mr.,
from g eerlous siege of pneu
» t e In auch
monia when he was strirken.
Several
month,
ago
an
attack
haerre their
o f pueumrnia caused him to be
brought homo, oe.loualy lit, from
Atlantic City where he waa trytgg out a new play. It waa feared
he vyt* fatally stricken lh»iu and
W
Ttwflng the evening up with
wBhnrt tour of Insportion of room
• the newyr buildings. ,
\ Tho first Importnkt measure
Pakon up today wo* Housa Dill
,7 *0. I f, by* Mr. Beaaatjr,' of Her
nando. The aet Provided for tho
payioa.lt 1* the sevetal eoui.tlss
joe the money expended by them
it) tha.eanstrortloir/of all toads
la th e . coasty which have boon
taken « n r by tbr State Road
D # a * M b $ . Thr bUl has a great
latad is the so-called Du STB.
uneV Acta of last saaalon. It
killed hy a Urge majority.
hUl by Mr~ BUk of AU*Ko. -41, waa parsed after
A von the floor which lasted
three hoar*. Thla blR waa
|fed unfavorably hy tha
nIUce to.'which It was reoatlnuet On Page Sevsn)
AMPA, May U .- I A P ) —The
rtdn citrus Kvchargs dCmI decided today to
■ FWvids
ciiru,
statement
withdraw
O w ens
INDIANAPOLIS. May 18. —
(A P )— Tho national cxecutlT#
committee «f the American lari
glon ycatrnlay dl.cctcd Italph T.
O'Noll, national commander, ta
petition Prea'dcnt lloorer ta
*»U_e. now palMlaaMo o l m a i n ta
solve tho «aurO* of eci-noml* da
I
.1
'
(
,
-
Figures Are BasedOn
' Records From. 1917
Until June 30, 1929
Local Golf Team Extortion Plot In
Tied For 1st Place Atlanta Unearthed
For League Honors Following Arrest
Rebellion Is Loominfr
In Chineie Province
9 Oklahoma Utilities
Ara Facing Ousters
land. 20 I 3.
V«ndi>>r. ne
ran amt t o ll
L t s ir. no
| Dol«'"c"d| and Deland
■ss, no nin*.
itrurl let
Will Resume Efforts
For EconomicUnion
Following D e f e a t
At Polls At Home
Money Raised Would;
Be Handed ToCoun-1
ties Upon Basis OU
| Later RoadBuilding^
GKNKVA, Ma.. 18 — (A P)—
Frr»H from his defeat In the
presidential atoftbn at home, ArDUde Briand.
French focolg*
minuter, t«»lar will teoumo hli
T A L lJh H A S S E E , M ay l5\j
— ( A P ) - —Tha Sen ate tod*W
pgggtxl 10 tq 16 a bill fo r tw in
cent* a gallon additional r s m
ollne tag w hile, th e H outac
^ lifK lftW r Tftfbor* urua. T h e .m oney ralaad b y .
* the tw o-eont gaaoltnc ta x w ill.
. be returned to th o cou nties
t on the baala o f m oney spen t.
f In romtrurtlim of reads I*lot
mod* a part of tho slat*,road ijn*
tow.
.
1
Tho slx-eint* a gallon tax, aI f
j ready In existence, will not bo al- 1
tored l>y Ihr bill A companion bill
passe,| by tho Senate would glow
county commlMlowra authority to
I trsnsfer money from road find*'
) to oUior-cnunty expense*.
.
Tho roll fill on tho gaa tax bill*
Introduced by Senator NllburWat
) Palatka follow*) for, Adam*, ftoU,
Clarke, Gary, Gotten, HarHa, H at.
ninety, llodgra,
* ri.on. llilbura,
.....
Howell,. Irt|>\. John*. Npd, I’arker,Parrl.h, Tamer. Wagg, and Youit|..
Ag*ln*tr .Whitaker,
Anderson,
In expressing their appreciation
Rutlrr. faro, Council. DeQ, Knar*
to thr (ititvna of Sanford,' its llah, Futrh, Gomes, Klag, Knthbj
various official*, and imrtleulartly Lawl*,.Stewart, Sweatlngaa, Tag*
the hu>lne«i men whpte whole lor -aad U’alvm. -Not voting An
hearted co-operhtion w til the cf- drew*. Rradahaw. and Chownlng*
foils of the vailout rommlttM— Thy House ref weed the 8« l dp|Kilnlrd to insure thr ad.rfss ol ala's rare hill to tho finance tax-),
the First Annual Farmer* Ua) atlsn romrnlttco for Immedlato r*eeleliatinn, the ciunmlttr* c f 2** nort end voted in favor or o bill
In charge of |hc atfa'ra declared to authcrlae sheriff* to Itvy at*
that it waa successful beyond and sell personal property SO days
their expectation, and that
i:» •five take* become delinquent
purtmre had hern real red to a Apr. I.
onsiderablp degree.
.
•
Hinged lot i the . .iiurpiN P of
,
(Gontinu.d on Pagr Six)
John M. Wheeler, famous
The rr|ierl of the leglva'a na
tional unemployment tonimUaloo, ala en III* Maiesly's eye*, font
ad >pled unanimously, ala.i urged fl» tr surma marked the dell
"that such commission analyse tho Crtte opctallon.
chain-, that have been
freely
ma-'e In lha prr«* that the f nantlal and business lead.',, fa'.ied
to recognise .the wain ns al.rm
fully one year ahead of the de
pression, and failed to .otind the
warning that may have la »ome
mra.uic., minim led the depreaai:n that foil iwed."
The nst’enal rommander whs
dlrvrtid to ark the prealdrnt to
rail logrthrr. In a non pobllcal
way, rvpieeenaMie* ot labor. In
dustry, caailal ami fiaanre, of
agriculture "and other element*
TAI.I.AIIASSKK. May 18. —
May IB.—(AIM— j of nur national life."
The report o f the ccmiulsilon (A P )—F«*r rap.ta n>*t of u|ieratA plgn Whereby American employ
Ing Ihr grncial ilrparlminl* uf
ers would be required by law to, related that a national survey of Florida'« stale government virtual.
ret apart a reserve to care for un-! the 10,000 poata of the lesion in Ig tripled In 1•£ yoars fr>m IV17
employment waa,proposed yester-. dicated m ire than six million |mt- tollUSO, It I. shown In a report on
day, fallowing a survey o f the un-- •tit* out of employment.
atdte government costs fur Ihr
The commi»len eit'luatrj 780.employment situation by two *ccnyear ending Junr 30, IUf9. Issued
omist. of the University of Chl- C00 foimrr aervire nu n Were yet triday by the federal censo.
among those out of work/It added btyvau. It ro.l FlorUa IXJk'l fur
mgn.
The plan I* rontalnej In the that Ihr mgh lha axenrle* of the earh inhabitant |u pay ll* cost of
book, "The Problem of Unemploy i#ci>« posts approximately I70.IM0 slate g> .eminent In I0IT, while
ment." by Prof. Paul H. Douglas men were placed in employ menl. htltho flsral year of lirJV the ex
"Drive* for relief, *|iu»mnriir pense had risen to 110.71, based
and Aaron Diiectcr, published yes
terday.
efinrt. In behalf uf tho unem on an rrtlinslrd population In thr
The authom conclude that slight ployed." the report ssya "serve latter fear of 1,407,300.
ly more'than IBfkMM workers are well their puipo-e
truipnrar |y,
Total xprnse cf the state for all
hut unt I a silutl n of the cause* iU grneial departmenta was flk.of dcprefslona ami pqplc* I, ar 071,033 In 1020 the report aayst
rived at, advancement of the tutIn addition to thla the stale
t'on * • * must necessarily be re spent lour* than flli.OOO.OWkMn
tarded. • * : that year Ur-goruiaiient Improve
-Wo* believe pv rtuViivanre of ment*, prlneliislly highways, and
the gfnwlng unrest, reused by the In Interest payments.
unemployment of willing hsnda,
The re|kmt says In parti
and hy the laik of Ihr proper ne"The payments for opeiatlon
IjONDON, Mae' } * . - ( AP)—Mir
emaltlea to I've up 11 the .land- ami maintenance of Ike federal
CAIRO. Krypt, May 1 8 -(A P ) Thasnix Upton, ll-yetr-old llritlsh ard* ratahl’shed in this country
department* of Florida In IV£>
—Coincident with' parllsssenisry yachtsman, yestorday was clccu® will ultimately lead to Un- re amounted to 115.071.0J2. or 110.71
a. member c f tha Itoysl Yacht
ateetUm, striking railway werk- Squadron. Henceforth the coveted aulla If something constructive is per capita. Thl. Imlndr* $2,744,iiw rioted yesterday and eaiag.nl whltt ensign Will fly over hi* not areomplUlied In the near fu nin apportionments fur uduratlnn
ture."
la clashes with troops.
to the minor civil divisions of the
nMMlV lie
'
The rr|Mul urged that »u,-h a at’ te.
Gtvammrat reports said five
The ensign Is'th« efealuslvr emmnfeten.o aa requested, "anslyxe
"In HMt tho comparative per
the charge, that our Irgi.latlvr rapits fpr opeiatbm and mainten
Tha Raya) Yacht Rquadiun, of b vdles have In nine way eirelrd ance of general departments
-ttt.Tt - and-tirMH TrWnOr-TW-tn-wMctr-Rlug Oaui M - T m 'sdiii'n sT.
tcieet on dsbt In 1020 amnuntml
workman went on strike Wed- I* o>r of the mast-asaluflve clutm
trad ay night and started ills, In thr world. Hlr Thomas was l.o, u ol the Ameriran worknu
tarhaacaa wt.lrh resulted In'yes In a S-Uttisb tonornent house and
irhlrved waalUl and promlncn',terday's conflict*.
'.T h a dating flint broke out In In thr liuslaam world Ua a "self
tha mttway shop*. Whan saidloro made" man. Thla fart. It 'wa* heahmgnd tlm area tha warkmoa llevrd. might partly answer the
4*road fire hoes open them. Tha quaatlon o f why ha had not Iwrn
scJdtevs replied with machine- tldrlrd a member bvfkrw. '
Tharv D an old story that King
gun Urn and succeeded la quailing
ATLANTA. Ga.. May I S .-fA l')
Aa the result of their rlo**. 11
lh a . anthcaak for Ua time to Ed war-1 VII triad sev.rml time* I"
—rolke last nisi lit announced tho
persuade the sqaadrwq to elect Hlr to 13 victory ovcf tha llelscn' arraet of Farly W. Knot, 30, In
Thomas to memtorsktis bnt failed. gall cjursa In the second erh.d- what they aald «a » a plot t# ex
The popular rsWrtldM to the xelMxmartagi lha day,
howvver,
uled tournament of tie m-wly tort 12,800 from Mr*. Hugh hi.
and sarwaJ latar to Ike center of ama sportimanTi alm ioo today,
Willet, wife of a prominent Atlan
tha ally. Mob* ovrrtumad and h®w»r*r, praa on* of satisfaction. f'lined central Florida Golf l-cv ta Insuranre man, by IhieaU
The
rruntry
gvnomDy
has
a
tenfue,
played
at
Daytona
U
•
•
n
horoad tram, and bu.es, pulled
against her chlldrrn pml. granddoom lamp fosU and barricaded dar feeling for tha aged Siadog >r.triday afternoon, tha Haufonl rhlblr'ea.
who
refuse*
to
to
to*ten
la
ht*
rtCountry
Club'*
s
x
man
tram
wa*
tho street* and rveumwl clashes
Detective* said Knox ronfsssod
temptg to lift "tlmt old inog." tto
with tha military.
‘ ... Anver ca's cup, and lmtof It hark today Med with the Oiland, Coun. to tto phit. Ifa wa. tolng told to.
try (Tub sestet far flirt place, day oO a vhnrge of siispirlon |>end.
PuMUhad reports that thrv* to Ragland.
^
with two wlna and no losses rath. Inga fun investigation.
British pal levmen had baaa kUled ♦ .
■■
■ a
Orlando f'-ognty (hub
to-tcl
Officers said Knox flrat wrote
And twa engineer* Injure^ warn
Al«ma Country Club|
Hanlonl Mr*. WIH.t 1*it MimUy demand
defeated Del.in,I, and
Dail.ua ing the money under penally of a
llearh CounMp Club defcatp-l "•erfoti* aeeldeat" to one of l,er
Dulmdread t'oantry Club.
two rhlldren or four gtundchllSHANGHAI, May | 8 .- ( A P ) Ttia Hanford team wax comtmssj Hrm. Tha letler wa* signed "JL
Wlth rebellion rap tried Imminent i f G. W. Hpeu ar, Jim Kp.'n*''r
In South Ch'ni, did !Woktllratl„n lawrvnca Luadqulst, John llerhxt,
Th# lettir Instriieinl Mr*. Wil
of threatening troeps rrp rinl Joe Masters, ami Fred Trv her.
let, If ah* agree,) to the payment,
north
of
the
'
VaUmF
Riser
in
IONA CITY, May 18.
Under tto Nassau system "I to Insert an edtrrtl-emrnt tn tha
Wins Oklahoma pubi c lUean. lha natlenallM gave nment scoring, tto Saafoid clul, won a t 'onolltut enyeading: "It. lb Tl***#
mpanto- today fared a
pint* to IM a n l’t 10 aiding >1* git In Iturh with me. Mr*. M."
Th# advertisement woe placed tn
pgatrr and ronfseated of
mote points In best boll ptcy, is
odrri*. (or allrgod vto
IK to lid's S; Orlando club won II tha newspaper the. next morning
atota anil l ust law*.
1-3 paint* to Atoms', t 15 pu oft, end Tweed*y night another letter
» no men- and in test tail .play added 0 liuti acted her to plsrr tha money
Hurray la announcing
>( factors.
•tote action nan'art tha
more to Atouw'a 3| and tto Day- In n bag and leave it at a local
- 1I'_Jl_.
■ lthe
l - ..ltl_..4a
.
»d|ctr.l
ultimata
tins (Tub wan II polai* to Du'-.- hntHjfO
Mr, ^Rl|l*t Uok tto Img to tha
a fa'r gas rate and
dread's 7, and 0 more la bc.t I nil
hotel Wediw-Uy. informing )»•
■' ' ‘ “'several
ha obtained
to DuhedrradV 3.
tlrw * / thr threat* In the aecond
r " than under prepent
The rtandlag of the club*, ar
iMtor that If th* money was not
kofors tha stole rotronling ta tka ffasaau system,
l « ' i Mr. Willet or isw of tto rhltand tnrludlaf the paa< two gs,„>s. drawl ww t d rosedr* a "bullet for
la a* fuIW at’ Orlando, 97; .‘-'-•n tha'ArpLaaa that can be »h<* with
Plan Calls For Law
Requiring Reserve
To Aid Unemployed
■NftW'VoRK
SCIENTIST DIES
On tlw o t * of the reconvening
cf tho commlaa'on for studying
tho propoood 1‘an-Ku r o p a an
vnion. nbtawara believed the rotomn Fronrh mlnUter facee a
formidable laek.
The much-iUecue*«l proposal
for an Au»tm-German ruatoma
accord U onr of the Impjslant
mnttrt* which will rim# before
the meeting.
However, the aonriU economic
problem la I kely to Ofcup> nntie
of the lariimls* Ion's time than tlxAusiro-Gctman matter. The Ttr It lab are undeiatiml to he pir|>aret
ta emphaeite (be need for roticartnl relief mraaurca, ami a dele
gallon (rum Soviet Itu-ria U romng to participate In thl* pari of
Ibi llisrUStlnn*.
Maxim l.ltvlnoff H >vlet fuieltn
minUlor, and hla Ruwian ilclt-tralien w- II net |«rtl.lpalo in tbr
tlrat dtousrion. dealing with the
constitution,
a aaniaatbrn
and
rarthed* of work of the cumula
tion. However, they w II
have
llnte for the debate on the Kuro
penri econonrl.' ritual ion.
The Turkish' delegall .n »laa
will l>e Imre In Mine for the
PARIS, f llay 18. - - (API -
lame. of'Foretgn Mlntslsr Artsfl'enlinusd on Page Six)
For Soap Coi
T o fs M ^ J U fl
WAFIIINtiTON. May 13 (AP)
—The npiiiion that oiyanltrd la
bor shiuld strike If wage ledur.
lions i-oull not be fiuslralrd I,)
O'her menus Wat expressed last
rdllit l,y William Green, presi
dent of Hie A moth an Federation
ot 1-alMir.
Green', statrmrnt followed on
ap|*al adtlrv-ssed ti uixaulxe.1 anu
I »c council of the feJcratlim that
any rffinis In reduce wage* Iw
rcvl.tr,| "to the fullest extent.
“ We fuel labor would l>o fully
Justillcd" Given said, ' in leeisling altrmpls to reduce wafts s.m
to Hie extent rf strlk'pg."
The fed,-ration president rolleralrd lie statement of tho ruuncU
that action by rmpluyn* to re
duce WUXI’S Would <oust into it
direct htracb of tbo an reincut
rearhed by IndusIrDlistx ami lu
hor leader* at Frosblenl Ho rri'*
IWU rituriemc..
Green then I'UvIxoil that
no
movement* fur wage tnrren*ea
brum-l 'ho,# atlesMly in,-l,i woy
would be started and that every
cooperation would be lent t j a d
tl* prrsli|ftit'. prOsram.
Jap Filer Planning:
Pacific Hop Delayed
Announcement waa made today f
at Henson Rptings, wliera the >
Florida Msthodlst Orphanage la £
located, that a campaign la beleg ,launched In Florida to collectM
within the next alx months, thie* •
inllllun wtagon soap cuupoti*. In
orvlor to .scute and equip a steam •
laundry and other linos of Indus*
trial training.
During lha past 10 months, an '
f>U0 tins, a *400 hltrheo range, ,.
jwriJtMlL^fpr Ihe hnml.Vpya. T ifai
ard kl. Ilantrli, former rhalrnmn tied at 1*80, have lorn .rtu red i
of the war Industrie* board, could through the collection of tha soap ;
be improved upon. It Is opposed
If the bnma la successful in **by the War Itepartmant.
III. testimony wa* In co.iriirt curing the thrae million roupon* hf
N'lV. 18, It Will receive 118,000 and;
with thst alvrn l»y Chief of Htaff
Mar Arthur, a ho said the llsrurh win aa additional bonus uf 8400.
Friend* of tho orphan children are
plan woubl rause injustice and
askrd to cooperate with them In'
irvats antagonism.
sending in lha coupons, which may
Cim* ley, assistant
secretary to cllhar coupons from all OetagM
dui Ing the World War, rccom- ou products, Klrkmtn's soap, ar1
tnende I etisitmant of lrglslali»n from tha following brand* cf mllki
to vivo the pivsldeut |o»*r to BuMen'a I'earl, Magnolia, and
pat the I'arurh plan Into rffret Challenge.
at tho outbreak of hnstilltlel.
The rhlldren, through D. Br,
He raid he thuugFt tlie war Sweat, In charge of the home, to
time powers of a prtslilenl werv whom coupon* may to matted, e a /
au/lklrnt to enable him to use pi ess their appreciation In ad*<
the plan without c-naise-lonsl vance, to all who may v«nlribu|pJ
action, l-ut that in pust wars to the cause.
;
"the president has.usually >hown
a irlurtoner tu act on lha
atrengtli uf his war |H,wvr< and
ta* often waited for acta of Conflees."
Solon Resents Rum
At Foreign Legatioi
Veterans Loans Pass
$700,000,000.00 Figure
TOKYO, May 18
Yoskiharo. attempt
(AI*) Heljl
r n fight
Finite loro,
_
.
yrolerday,
Wa s h in g t o n " May »*-•<*»*)
and tin* flight srlll to .erttiwly de — New l«*ii« tn Wtdld War Tatlayed.
eran. ■« ronipensattuo certificate*
Fog which concealed the vulcan last werk |va**ad lb* * 700,000,600
ic jaak. i f th* Kuril* Island* nurk.
Virtually abryasl of trouinuUtaj
application, for loam, t o vMsran*
adminUlrstioa said yesterday that
by last tiaturday a tolri ef $711,Ig'ddritt ha-I been lurneil over to
IAdl.781 ex-aeldler*.
Un hand at the ead of the week
were 22.7** pending applications,
must of which are expected to ha
passed on althln a fsw day*. Huwever, new request* far lean* ar*
•till coming tn and ufflrtals h*va
a»t it vised .their etpectotion that
trdlur-l Yaskdbanv to remain at the outflow of faads wlU ranch
Xeuiuro Nprth^a Mahloridu, until close to the billion mark.
tto arrival o f a new pl*n* la.which
to runt ntie tka fltehL
ON. May !$-<A I*)
ilon not I# run fer r*ip Fanatcr
lUxre*.
llaaoorL Tkst.lmwvedlsparutatba avar tha
tm ta Wa*k|ng<ao of
, Jame. A. Read, of
S
FA RIF, I
Pianklln D,
Yotk Viritad
trr'av at tl
M Niullly.
Wednesday.
m
w ar
m o t h k iu i in p a r m
FAKIH, May~T$c—fA P )—Parla
l MOTHER
* • was host Inal Night to th* first
1931 group af American Gold Mar
H af New Mothers wtmaa soldier .on* ar*
hurled In Fratma. Oar hundred and
twenty.ftva
the mothar* Mrmril thl* am piMi"n from Plvifb,-ury.
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WASHINGTON, May
tS. i
(A P )—Representative H.haler h
tomls ta aak a cemoi'tto# of tl
next Congigsa 'to datarmins "a i
law *n|ora*tnant o ff r*r» o f tl
federal pnvermnent are perm
Mag forrlgn vaprsoaulatlvaa
viola to tha Eighteenth
Aaron
man;.* ‘
•
Referring to lha locldont |
lated to in a recant raid hy Hgp
thieve* nu lha Nalradorean Lag
Han. tkhafer wrote (teristo
Rk atson today that "It apaar* I
dafrnslble fur officials of tl
gwamment to permit vlalatte
« f the law. Tha proMMUad
said he would offer p maUag.
tto IlMtn oipaadlturvo cotasg
tee at tha first elanting > ytj
ing for a thorough Inaoatlgnll
■>f tho emhaaay and legation t l
u.r qua.Mow."
�•ader O fS en .t. De
feat. Brland Who
DhM ra and tha Ynn*n
4 moat o f the excitement
in abow yaaterday. Tha
barely won out over the
la* In 11•Inning*/ while
ar> cam* from behind at
la to keep |>*c* with th#
» bold f .m pine* by th*
let of margin*. At th#
me, the former leagueIndiana ltpt (hair fifth
eatilrat, and dropped Into
md. division, while the Da
Ylgeht. who hare bean
| at the gate* of th* flint
/na m m Iii . m m 1idmkiUsI
VEMAILI.K.t l 'r . « t , May 14.
~ (A P )— Paul- Deumar, whltab w M president of Dm 8«Mta,
Mat night waa elected thirteenth
preaidant of Franca, defeating
AriaUd# Brand, ths pce-ela.-lleti
fnyoilt#.
• *•
fla wen on Die second ballot
arltb' M l votaa agalmt 894 for
Sanator Pierre Mstraud, a Mat*
mlnuta candidate, bat hla victor)
waa aaawrod wban ha polled 442
.rataaJa W ood's 401 In tha final
ballot.
Kspudiatad by some on wboa*
support bt had counted, Brisml
POltB
MeAoea
•« **mf
ry moss
rKAOBOORME
outbrank # f
,.tltle e > e r.
tba
' PltCMIOfVMV .
I JUMP MOM JULY 73
1
■voe trr.7L.tpn. .
pJU*/lOMiC8r
IU J 8 S 4 -/
fe e a t r*/r»
tr***ATIO»4l
r
caretaker
Church**
rtil.f « f MOT. m M.
meat In tliu M n ot.
ablution from any'eCandprdni le
tha probtam o f assuring an nda*
quota .apply of akfliod labor hi
war.
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- f i t ' la •d+rmtr irmMuuad ■-than
w W ^gM
aUboial* way flah#
rWan ****$£*&,
diminish. mther tbaai
aecority of. tba UpH
MacArthor appear*
bar* o f
■ponded briefly with pralaa for
Brland’a foreign pnllclr. anj e*r
pratted hope they would be contlnIt waa not a* certain, hawever,
that Brland, It llmea premier and
for ths pact taaen year* foreign
ntlnl.ter. would remain la the cab
inet. He told bit colleague* lie
would go to Geneva today for tha
longue i f Nation* council meeting
a« he hid plant*, d, hut whether be
coea la a matter for eablnrl de
cision.
Briind's defeat on tho flnt bullot hid bean unexpected My moit of
the political experti who had pre first ballot.
Doumer I* an auatar* man. un
dicted the overwhelming vote by
which the chamber auitalned hi. like Brland who alwaya h*n lietq
foreign policies taat week would rlota to tho peopla. Before the Gn
hr repealed In th* providential at revolt waa known Brland ataried hack for Part, after ahaklng
election.
Tradition may have Influenced hand* with Doumer and aaaurlng
the retail to tom* extent. Tho him that lha day's event* would
have no affect on thalr frlenfahlp.
presidency of th* French arnat*
111. election to the prealdenry
U analagou. In many waya to th*
■lea prealdfney of th* United erown* n long career In tha gov8ut*e. Prealdent Douraergue, whn eminent rervlca. H* earved In
continue* In office until Jun* M, Irvlo-CMna and hold many cabinet
roa* to th* presidency from that post*, lie Ioat four eon* In th*
poat, and other* hav* followed the World War..
ram* path to lb* Elya** palare.
MRU. HOOVE® TO LAY HTONK
Doumer hlm«*lf waa drft'ted
WABIINOTON, May U r-IAPI
for tha prealdeney In 1006 when ho
liter hrll the Y a tiin -lu ran rgalnat "Papa" Kallerea, who — Mr*, liefbert lloovar today will
(til* while tba 'Itfewi* rvaa elevated from the aenato plae* th* flrat atone In th* noMle
I the Yank burlera for id. prealdancy.
porch of the Waahlngton eathedSit double with >Baaeq <>n
Many of th* elector* considered
a tha alrhth, vent In Ilia
th* ont:orae o f the record ballot
g nut.
It waa lha fourth Jnevltakle and loft the election hall
it win for the Yank*. Comb* Immidlately altar coating their
’aty In hi* Uth atralght veto*.
The brief notification ceremony
Me Farrell, the no-ht pilch- In which Dcumar'a reference to
feund tha going laugh for Briand'e pollcle* waa cheered, endaecuad time alae* he entered r<| n* th* atirctiaful candidate and
rHall of Fame. C r the Rena- Premier Uval left together |o rail
»n Prealdent Doumergu*.
dvanccd
I Jurtprd ia him early M
Mingled ebaere for Doumer and
> np n land *a aclU Mow*
inland *arp* from tha throng-outi v u nave* branded. We* re- ■Ida th* palace.
■I‘ In the third after the
Although they have no direct
g u n had pounded oat ID
GERATIOK*
iianda of French rltlaen*
-am* her* from Pari* in th* morn
ing.
Tho preaidant la choaan by n
majority vote of both house* ef
the parliament. Doumer waa abort
only 10 vote* of a majority on th*
treat pitching dual between
IWMtehlll and Milt (lakton
I In favur of the Tiger* who
f to t. Etror* anablad th*
ra'lv win. In thn aaventh DotVuglcd. went ta aecond on a
ad .hall by llhlne and *cor*<t
layworth’a double. In the
lb, Alexander tingled, On.Had* a wild .pitch advancing
? and MrManuc singled him,
.T h e *oi got their l*w ran
Dae consecutive alngte*.
in lander* ta dale) Unman.
AlhMke,
O
iP W a t '
How They Stand
CENTRAL FLORIDA
8t. Auguatlna
Drland
....... . . . . . . . .
Winter Park
Daytona ...... ...............
LKAQUH
'8 1 .*07
8 I ,M7
I I 407
t 1 .Ml
Hanford
Phlladalpkla
New York
Washington
Detroit ..
Chicago
Boston
8t. Loul*
ww '"IR n—www www w*w w
Hollar Uwt.PI pgr**, Gonaeg. and
of labor would not receive tha
support of tba,public aplnirn. and
bran If tolerated by tba pwblle *1
lai re. .wipld bo ao reaentod by
Dm worker* affartad that thar
would not land their beat efforts
ittvlft to the production ef needed sup*
bit**." .
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'
2 H 5 h '" t plan W tik* the prof
Ua aai of war.
, .
Tha, chief of »M ff aald the war
department I*’ , ppp**d l to eon-
O n smooth
man itewer for mlBlpry
fW S fin r flw
/V qjU youcm bU y
JNO. D. JINKINS,^
T arC ofteetoir S m ln n ln Cotratr-
�rr^T;r^
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[ffSr^NTryrtVLT
or
GOOD AD’
•tree—ha'jfcllng be-eek, i
>hammer k-rae*U*t b eet
11 Ii, i i
■
^ki A tfiMfatpa
Whan intltf.1 nut to tflnbnr *•'■iray* waar your Ln’-tker* na their
■re moat appropriate. AmOM U*a
OIU ' In hammprk makoa a !| M U with tka tailing af hi*
thlngi you have done. When'dM*
W . * , b mutual—dar la aat,. •»*r la aarvni ilu not wall'far the
Man and maiden -married pat. halt or the w ont of nnaaai .y— «
—Ilaary Wills,
Jtady. Make a flying dash -Ur. lha
table, pick out the bert'pM e
be seated. Do m l lay yaapjM
•a poor lap, tuck .It In ydae.w
With a little Mil around
Four mice mudguard*.
seek. When the soup La aanM
aat alp It up fram a apofa,j
til spring*
221 Eut
Thfeo plug*. too
anr npan aparea.
To enter through,
Opposite Postoffice
hart Mdfraul, wha wae aide dot
camp add genera) ai Um court of
Spare Ribs
«2 i 35«
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dal vtj
HR Msgnella Arenue
4 0 5 vRan ford A vw tm
lib'’
i
i. ii.a
Attd y»u pbt da May files quit ana-
.r ^ ^ w
- - aa-
Pound Can 2 9
ON TUB CAMPUS
Fresh Pork
P
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The World's Largest Selling Laundry Soai
'ear bent, dim hca.ll ghta,
1-wieb they'd shine:
M r more payment*.
THEN RUE'S MINE.
Dy Mike Wllaan
Of dH*J cch4 poet, you'va iw au
.
^ A n d b e w p A y like U fa aulmaaU'
In Cnpitel Hospital
BALTIMORE, Map IS. — (AP)
—Ruth Warn maker, sought by
Waab'.ngten police alhru - her dJa*
appearance'May 7. wa» found to
day In a heepfiat.here where aho
waa committed aa a vagrant. She
wa» artealed and held oa a vp*
t i l East Flhrt •Strtrtfe* '
BARS
f pofuilarltp, it
k only carry the balk of
, but It mart provide room
men and accommodato a
d cook >aa w ell The torMo o f the former Nary
league In Bsa, are being
OF A MAMMOCK-
U . jrcer: for* In I brtgUy
In your left hand and . pin
aleak to your plate, with
right haad cat the Mask. Darin*
thl* r w « i If the aleak rhould
tllp uM laml In \yeor’ n»t»kUr*«
lap—capture It a* ana*-aa pna*i,
(I p. When <|ee«cct !k aorvoH taka
pour saucer between poor-fora*:
flayer* ami thumb and ala thn
liquid, gtjnnieg all lk« whileJrmi finUh 1-efort.^ everyone alia
lakr part of thalra. Ita the praper,
thing tn do. Than path poor fhalr.
eut. and |mt pour (H t on tba Uble,
lake yntir old tom c>b pipe and
try tn l-um aomo tobacco front
yeur nrlghhir. If unaucceaaful, ua«
your own. When everyone ha* finlahe.1 amu»e them wllk Jokes qf
seme of your travel tales.
, 7 S 5 nTbacfc and M to tai
ho.e. L ^
10 Pounds
A MOSQUITO • . . .
I hate -1 tnoaqulio that bureau
iLoin or Rib Fbrk Chop*, Lb.
And *Jea* can't aeeea te ftmUn
. place to elt doWp,
'
It ain't the mosquito that gtu on
tba Control
• watte o f the resUncd with tine- of
(There is a rerilw W rtn ce— ***• ter the “balanced” flo
It'a the ^em U num ta*. in etretea
a
D inner
.
. an A A P schotai
A
DOLLAR
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Ited F » s r
Bed Hens,
P r a j^ niMl Draya
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C h eese,
-
etort* ihinitMf hord‘ehe«e •oMag her amne/t wedh, t TrJtA V ?t
hnl laeahaieru dk*i t*onA>FMem. Awd.earntmiml
a^n«TW BP*j
llfNRET GOLD PURE
Per Lb. 2 8
>ANCY YELI
Breakfast
P I PBpy
2 4 lb. Bag S 5 c 1 2 lb. Bag 4 5 c 6 lb. Bag %
It ain't the hits ae much aa the
noli# l'"
That makes me lee*-my dignity
end nolaa, .
,y v
,
When I bear him a cornin' 1
■wit bore and there, *
And what do I gut.
Bit a handful of alrl
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—By Darla Natan. '
‘ Whik A. ftp. Mona am c|«n
hnren’t the frflla and falderal* l|Mk|
for fancy fixing* e s m M * prkw
and more than fire million A.AP.
In A.JkP. rtorrn yon pay oatbr for II
recelro—«nd that mcrcimndiM la ol
ly—nlwayil
-
In order to be oa la w In
* rise*room, •
their
’WISCONSIN DAIRY
*•egfioi^M*
tafWPvl*
-.
M—M
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- ML, nDRfif*
■, ,LL_—
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w|—IM
S Wf —
CPI
wahote mam Ow ragviec avdiwan tn k’el lepm uheeS .
the akaie »ey *0 d o - end ae m > you. Ryew a* M*e iko» ' ' • '
A|i» dote Warnpee end cod eeeeL achMady aye e*ue
theleed lhare.
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AT PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE
Corner 4th. St, & Sanford Ave.
AtHncUi them ta th e.M la g pan,
-im ■■
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401-403
Phone
With Purchase Of Large Package
SOLD DUST At RWular Price 25/
rOOI.INfi—RKFTIBRHINO
nmires
SATURDAY
1/2 Lb. Package 4 J . / — V i Lb. Package 2 1 ^
1 0 1 b a .4 8 :
m W . l n t Street
Wetaka Bldg.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
mi
?l Just plain enough
wholesome— just sweet cnoug
m
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-*oacy,
wMurall.
■
”■~rnit
be popular! Unecdik
Ca m ps —q u a l it y
Vanilla Wafers are sold oohruic
Half Pound Can
Whole
AMRH!CA*8 NEWEST DESSERT
LE G O
LAMB
if
; LAMB
Lbe! CHOPS
—t-“pIX
1L*
Rlkad BmkfNM
�1* J
\ w*SHftXKi
V 'll
r f ■fl
'iIj
4. * ^b y
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rtetytec*. In n*ir*w y*B
’ "food-.’* malMa t* J*
flora they air tad to M
Harr" sign- for plot* cat
Iho mit rup* omitting n
eoriratirt* .. of
tia
NEW T O M , M l
—
Hatet Atter laV TtatedS
aarrai tear* food • • *■ »«
i^v«r •loom n m i i
orch M tra tltd ■HitI
, a A\tt
MMHI
(Van * • , other Vital te On
l got 0.1# Uforssattelt, No
th* Aator, tat frw» •* *
H a w la Chicago, whkfc ^
V - ’.B eginning tgiMi tha p a n d a In th e m orning, In whl«h
everyon e In tlilB section o f th a co u n tr y . partklpatdd, elthnr
a* p arad fr or spectator, th e occasion wa# a n ,o u tsta n d in g
atpwc*#, Only the com bined ahonra o f B in gU n gJw oth tra and
B am u m and Ballry could have produced a parade o f great« r proportion#. A n d no d reu o, c*n ln i,'< r^ *bvr\ ly fa ir
could b a re been uahared in w ith m ore a u ap kk n u weather.
ON:—God
1*
Standing in line at the barbecue atande might have pat
a damper on the occaalon had It not beert forth* generoua
helping* one received once hla perseverance wee finally re
warded. Preparation* had been made to genre four thouaend poreona, and that, would have been considered a
crowd. But actually over* •even1thousand person* congre
gated at the feaat Bvery available pig in this section waa
slaughtered.
,
The committee In charge of the program and ether
arrangements ia to be congratulated on the eplendld »ucpbm of ite efforts. Never before in the history of this city
Ha* the entire population Joined.together in inch a whole
hearted celebration. Tha event dhould become an annual
affair, and.wa cartalnly hops that plana will be made to
hnhl II a ra ln next rear.
'
• gras sea Stir,
the pasture’*
res hlur.
Keen tho V r m i
tableg,’ r tha M onitor decUre*. “ Titegt lg * n in t« n » U o n * l
topic. W h erever th cro la c lv lllu t lo n there i* toa*t. T he
lrunamutatlon o f s gllce o f ordinary w hite bread Into ifolden brown breakfaat toast la no m ean p r o e m . T h e h istory
o f the culliufiry art* I* filled w ith logn l failure*.
Dad ap hi* ttem
, "Now Hinny, don’t
*4 them and dream,
this work to do."
if hotter when I dream—
l1,F*ot
.
• I ask him why
"
1 lop* to watch th* windy
homes rest,
• goes hunting fer
rkblrd's nost
n
up hi* fir#—-
a
■MJtrd place.
.
Tha Aator I** a w a d <
portent in *M day, tariwdi
U n Vanqnatii, aH .Urttaf
•om*
tarn*
far u
*:t la
Let U* Cle.n Y<
; which m d *l
Inmr. That W fet al
and mltkfod dhWtai
la k m **, tha paapl
tha Aator lobby a r
, Heated county—T V Mount Hops
& n ' .
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Amitir »hawin*n, Ui#' hardestboiled cilg In lha United Htatea is
MUan Jam**, wba wrote a book
taat year railed "Where t» Dim,"
baa followed with another gahte
tailed "All About Hew Yerk." It
I* a chatty Bardfka. full a f-M ,*wa and odd hlu of InfermaUatt
for prowlam. ATnong It*, "don’t*"
am *^rl«* not to cash, riiarka In
rabamta, act to accept any U*l
driverV adtlco about apmkeaiiM
or night eWba and M t to ha M
Into a Eght in i»m m placaa seder
Shy tlrcumaUnco*. Too
would
think that • half-witted gooM
Wouldn’t naod auch adiicc. But
many via'tom do, ptao many realdanta Hew Yorkers.
,
.
An IntetvatingipWo of Infotmatlon fir me In ."All About Naw
York" Is that It la possible for
anyone to gat a permit to visit
the museum at lha poi re roltcgr.
Thera are displayed tha weapon*
used and tha bite of avidnro that
hava emvltted New York's most
notorious murderers. There s'*
shown In tagged raam V sovrml
handradwrlght of plsleld. Loire*,
sashweights, machine guns, blu
nr cord and other patwphanaira
ef death. And them are Ignorant
object* whUh havs -ant mrn and
women to tho rlactilc chair.
Among tho latter Is Judd Gray'*
Pullmaa coupon.
.
We wash with
“In the old day* bre«d was tOMted on the top of tho
kitchen range with varying degrees of success. Bui no*
the great bulk of tha million* of atlcen of toaat conaumed
dally throughout the world la the product of electrical dovice* or gaa *tove*. In tome hotel* and restaurant* an ind
ict* chain arrangement pa**e* the bread through a beat Tho ‘Ahlrtrr o f tho mtet W
"W
bath and return* it aa a finUhed product
prrhetwlrr guidebook l * ' Manhat.
"But a high grade pleco of toaat depends ot)gnoro than tan d >*■ hla dally stint In Brook. / .
a machine. It matters lltUe whether it I* goo, coke, coal, lyn. on the "Dally Fagla." ,\ ■*
charcoal or electricity that furnUhe* the hgat, or whether
the toa*ter la a silver-plated contraption.Jlmt- flopa the by inoarnlngr bonier: •TN dorkbread over for toasting ‘oh the other *lde/ the bread must hour In any man’s Ufa la urban
be right for toasting and of • right thlckneoa, and the
boat must be applied, at the right temperature for the
right length of time and with a right distribution over tho U m . Jack Nsrworih;* 180 - Wcat
entire toaatable area. And thin la accomplished largely by -14th Street, Net* Yprk.
a dose watch. Then and then pnly U the hou*ihold Immune
(ratp jijlttTV SlC7l0ik Morn* hur!3riup* th# ^0Mt “ Dr. Freud, f J w h 2 ^ £ f
o'clock with M rtM lV T t Warri*,
ChrW Number 8d4m> af .• the
F lm Baptist Chnrth, Mm. C, A.
Andara in, chairmen, frill meet al
CsMVHcek w.th Mm. C. U. Ueeiu
at Nbr home on West F lm fUrrvt.
Sanford
aoumatlcaily
pariah M e r i T W r O t t e B fh «>P*1 Church'hjT.thh : SU" Agnaa
Gelid . with Mm. W / A. Adam*
and Mm. Joa Mabch aa rhalim.it.
..Holy Cross Church Service
iU rgur will haye an:Iedte tea at
le v clo ck at Uk pariah house.
V ,Tka Ladles Council nf tha Ftmt
Christian Church will haro a cov
ered dish luncheon at tha hems of
Mrs. 4. J. Cates, West Side. Each
HI,mbar la roqueted to ha prooant
.
MIAMI DAILY NEWI
Tha govsmmsnt of Norway has
resigned. This means that th*
rouncll finds Itself at oats with
tho Storthing, aa th* Norwegian
parllsptevt la cal)ad. A now coun
cil will b* formod, cspeblp af **•
ruling Um oapport o f tbo parlia
Ira homo.—Tampa Tri ment and matters will proceed la
i’o ga ng te dorslop tali tbo usual quiet Norwegian way.
i af logic, wall say tha
H Is a quarter af a century since
|ho peythploglcal placd Dior* ha* baa* any load matador
that Norway, ** steady-going It te,
ha* say politics to trouble IU Un
til loot. .Norway waa united with
itwad** imter a common king. Nor
way wanted a **neater arnica af
IU own. King Oscar would not
raiment Bp Norway aacedtd from
I - . 4 -- ' --.
'
.
state central of liquor dlstril
appaart even to haro solved, so
PATES
far. aa Norway U concerned, Its
I Jiav* always an ay* fa*
|lqa*r probUm.
,
th*
Aod a thought for tho foot thot
' ' have trad tboat.
Th* *rs*l roes traVwr£p Vlwks
At Paostam whorp JM gm-bltten
I alavo*
’
*
pooplo It la OM o f tbo safest aad
Mrs. Brouse Hostess
At Luncheon Party
r.m t> Method 1st fchareh will ha awardet. High scow prtaa was
bald at 8:90 o'clock at-tha church awarded U Mm. A, P. Connelly
white second high score prise waa
nrsaontad to Mr*. L P. Boyle. Mr*.
TUESDAY,
H. B. Lew I*, who araaTurhy In cut
ting, received a pH«*,'wklte Mrs.
n . L. L*Oatte, o f Bolnbridge, G * .
tb o bouaa jrtWat o f Mm. W. C. MIL
waa tho wriptegfant a g ift from
b embers a n u ig ^ I f I
th* hoatiigtr
•
a dinner her* last weak In honor
TRENDS OF THE TIMES
Mri. A. D. Smith, Mm. Ctend*
Howard, Mm. C. C. Briggs, Mr*.
Lacy Illghlryman, Mm. J. 6. An
des, Mm. E. D. Bullock, Mm. Mary
M astcn, Mrs. L A. Brumlay, Mm.
0. & Elliott, Mrs. Virginia CorocO. Mm. Reas Matkwood, Mm.
Q l u Green, Mrs. Mary ' Bally,
Mr*. B. D. DrownWa and tha Mies
es Elisabeth Young, Annla Nelson,
and Btbal Body.
with saving material*. .
Circle Number Tara o f the Vint
Baptist Churtb, My*. H. H. Hill,
Entcilalnlng fc
ekulnnalt, will meat gt 8:44 o’clock
win, Mrs. L B . Balt i*lga at bar Um Duplicate Cl
# Club,I ■
E. Brouao
M■
home'on Palrirtta Aveoua.
’ ♦ nightly
Circle Number Three of Um- waa ho-tea,'at a bridge party and
luncheon given yesterday after
Vickery, chairman, will ata«l with noon at the summer horns of Mrs.
MmJ Vl*k*ry at bar horn* on West W. CL Hill, “ Summer Shock." Im
mediately after tha arrival of tha
) .Third Street, at 3:8f pNJoek.
I
Clivle Number Fod* o f tW Flrat gur*t* luncheon aa* served plcnU
\ Baptist Churth, Mm. M. N. Clev.t style b« th* htstesa, aailstad by
o ’cteiek.wUh MriU/S. A. Edsnneld Mm. W. K. Watson, Mm*. K. A.
land, chairman, will WfVt at 8:90 Vrwmon, l i f t D. L. Thrasher aod
at bar hawvs. "Comfort Cottar*
Mm. Qaorgy D. Bishop.
'’
jm Magnolia A w aa*.
.
At lb* conclusion of *#mal
.fp ta tr a m meeting o f tha Wo- prograoitmu of contract bridge
eitete M laslong ry Jteriaiy o f tha •earns warn, addrd 1and* prises
*
anaworod, 'W hlcn u the r lg m aide f o f b u tterin g 7
»ik«r laughs, and say* soma
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*■ -----day lit •**
C0M PL1M BN TIN Q A D V K H T lS IN d men o f tha U nlt«d Hut nobody aloo sndrm toed1why I
al put* aU that oa
giggled hysterWally at a party
I a good *xampU fer hi* son:
for R n Cote, th* electric re
Jf ‘iws* not for her,
» (orator mart roaponalble for the
Dau* W 4 not go nssr that
unfalaaar radio program*. Tim
tea cubes*ran out. Mr. Ctte prasaed
that Hold—no, slrl. - I
t
t
h
i
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OnlY
b
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l
n
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a
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For
a
b
u
nlnean
man,
a. button and two nagtor., In
ttko had his way,
Pronch blue un'forms entered Imtaks m* flaking ovory othsr clever In hi* own line, to Imagine that he
advertUInf U aa fooIUh ka It ivould be for
modlately carry baahota holding
at least a bushel of lea cube- eoth.
that he could ba Ahefcwhltoct of a akyecr
Well, you know bow It la when
I f cub* comportment*. . . ..Rea
Gate, by tha way. Is hla real name.
Ha ho. d * 4 w lot a f thing* be.
akteo soil i ofrigor* tom. Including
Inventing or improvement atec.
trie bulb which w* have been uslag for years.
tate-td lha Qlaenara Bunday
Sctjool Class of lha P in t Presby
terian Church entertained with *
party on Tuesday oronlag at tha
oetea «r Mrs. Maty Dolly. MU.
TMfoid toaalrad a m el illrcr
M iy tae . oa e gift fiom the cteta.
During tha avanlag various
geaMa.wm enjoyfd. among Uwm
bring portrait drawings of Ilia*
Triford. 6 h# raevlvod tha draw.nr*
at mementoes of tha ormalon. The
reriUn whira tha guaiU war* euIWtalnad W * deem* tad with
««AetMla. cf. tfri-M ln ri gtedloll
*»d Faster Hites.
.An Ira routao was aarraj to the
fallowing: HI** Iris Talford, bon.
or gutat, Dr. El It* hath Trery, Mr*.
IL J. Lehridn, I n . John C. Bennatt, Mri, 8. D. IUghWyman, Mm.
Clara Ruhyon, Mrs. Geotge Stowget, Mrs. W. 1* Ilanlsy, Mr*, a
V Mia. Fanate 8UmkrU|
will have ehargo of Jurti
gram for th* taombna *
■i« Department of tho
Club to b* givoa at 8:00 #*rio«k U>
tha.club rimms an pak Avdnua.
Pfrty For Her C
A pink coUr wMwv wa*
F. Bm th at Iter ho
tla Avenue fad tha i stnbers of tbo
Every W«pkCloba 1 • f*w other
guotte. Pink roan* nd pink old
srith Tarn In
2 vaaoa and bowl*, while tho talUda
W*'* Oodot prints^aevanlusting a
j PUR color design. •
•*
.After tove'.al piagrcMloswi of
bildgo, high -com prlso for th*
r - ofub members vsat to Mm J. O,
j Sbama aad high Krre prlso for
I tla athar gaoals wa* awarded to
t J t i s . 0 .1 . Lewcka. Mrs. Hhsren
^Tlpeehrod a navsllf Japanetr raid
bolder, while Mr*, louck* was
.'opaaenled with a card bolder
. M. McMahcn rviariwd
DELRAY BEACH—Over *1.it from Daytona tteach 000,000 will b* -pent I* aeathere
V b n t e n for tha pest teallan of palm lira'll County In
cOMtrnrtlon work during aenuetr.
rtiT/w m V«micUn«S'»r «r n.
edToEdwardJ.Ward
■Atjo* unrppit «t vs* mad.- this
morning by Mm, Apple M. Mmih*
cl lha msiris-e of hrr daurht-v
Mitt Pnth Mytijii, of rtcralaml.
phioO " tjdw n J. WaH. of Akron.
OH1'- TV" rcmrqiny war perform
ed yptlrnU) *! anon at Hi. ra'nr't
CpUiopal ClmfTh at f'tevrlind.
•The ht't’p >• -the daughter of
Mr*. Annie >1. Mould, of this tlrjr,
R. Ward, ln>mn:l<"»lly tnnwil
i r ! k of Clfwlmiil nni SrBl’ ri.
She was bom Is
I'rnimUsnia
btit he* spot! m r t l yrsr.s in
Florida. Sh* '»r
.gtrd.'Mei»fDayIon* Bosch High School m l for the
part two )v»r» h.-.» Ixvn • u-lrinr
•rt at the Cleve'an I Art School
The hihJ«*rioom it a r.im m n bl
*r.Ui lor ih* (inodrith Bulb*:
Co* of Akron. T V rouple ate on
tha'r
to Florid* to ippnd
••hair h 'naymoon. Thar plan to
maka Ihair home In Akron.
GRADUATION
‘!L> DRESSES
Mbs Leole Scan* U •itemUng
month la Orlando with bar
whew- and a lw , Dr. and Mrs,
Mr. *ad Mm. J. DlngfalJar
■past \ Wednesday and Tburadey
hi Jackaoerttla and St. Aagustlee
on a boaloaaa and pleatum trip.
An creation t h a t
demands a spatial
frock for tha tie*
dent
Wo haro a
complete
aalaatlon
charmingly a ty la d
after tha leading
faihioaa o f moth.
er‘* f r o c k a and
fiiwni.
K sjw rr
Hcse . . .
Mm. Clyde Byrd, for tha* peat
mak, returned to their home at
Arcadia today.
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‘ •a .
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■i
4a
Nrw .Marvel
Alenh ’for
brought with her . . . of
eaarte you will finl what
you want for your summer
wardmha fer sports, after
noon or formal wear. Hadya
, ha* brought the smartest
' mndrla in tha naw Eyelet
Embroidered II*tMc*. llaml•ker.'IUcf I.incn*, Chlffona,
Sport Silk.. I-aro Evening
'■D r « a a e a, Printed Silks,
"Print'd Chlffona ami Claorgottr..
^•
Frianda o f Dr. and Mrs. T Al
len Jana*, of Orlando, nill b* ghut
to Warn that their .on. Alien
Jonea, Jr., |a greatly ImpniTrj att
ar a I em it Worm.
Word V * bean roralvad bat* by
Voile Williams that 1. 0. Jtfas,
of 81. Augustloo, will bo I M
Saturday with a naw CurtlsaWright, Jr. airplane.
.
,
Sport nr
Drew*
$ 1 1.75to$29.75
Mr. *ud Mrs. C. K. Adams plan
to Ware tomorrow fer JackaonvilW
to attend the annual outing of tha
Jacksonville Traffic Club at tha
Jacksonville Beach Country Club.
Friend* of It. II. Moulaalvater
ur II regret to Warn that ho I* toritusly III at the Pornat.l laugl-’ nn
M anorial, Iloapilal followinK •»
operatt.-n for appcmllriUs last
Sunday eight.
Selection Is
Fashion
Notes
Varied
Scarfs are to hr
earn this summer
. . . particularly
taffeta
..aud
•trlprd silks . , .
Wa kata them.,
v a r y reasonably
priced ton.
Y ou
may select
tront f l a t nrpa,
r h I ff.n, gvorgetto
ur t-mbmldsird ba
tiste dresses. All
•ia friend to rnret
tho requlremrnta of
tho modoat budgets.
Slars 18 to IQ
Mm. Frank Peters,' Miss Lucy
Pftsm and Mils Ruth Peters
haw wturned from Mill Hirer,
Mas*., and other point* In the Naw
England -tile* where they bays
bein spending tha past 10 days.b
$1.25 to
*2.75
PARTY >
s HI NT S
tt
By I.EATHICK flHBUOItY
Warm sprint day* remind on*
that It. la Um* to g«t out th*
golf sticks or wash the rar. Read
er® never morn inviting
than
thejr are *t thfs seu-on, »r keep
tMPin mind igpMest time yotd
A profusion c f garden flowort
In brilliant aksdre were arranged
altb fern In vaaea ami
bowl*
about tho room* when th* gue-ta
war* entertained. About f o u r
tobloa of eplayaca wrra In nttendance.
Wrlto your,"’ BivIlaCon*
on
eurda tho coma cater a, tha stale
l i e o n s a tags, warnlnT -your
guest* to bo ready at a certain
hour when you wU rail f-ir tbom.
Sotect any latesaallng moun
tain or forest road a* lung a*
it end* at a tavern, farm bouse,
or country club where a delight
Auction and contract bridge ful brcokfast-lunekoon ,mi*ht .U
Will'bo pliyed at th* snhowription •rrsagai for In adtanre. A two
Iritg* party to bo given oa Mon or three-hour drive through keen
day rrsiUny at a n'tlach g t-tbo
parish house cf Holy Cross Bpls- rstlt* *o sboiiH bo th* main fastair of tho day: <. ,
,
Drive m i the day before lha
,
party to Sfe that overyth nir Is
,
ready for ysur'guest* - rheck
up on tha amount of sl|rrr, ar
range lha dln'ng raopi and plan
I
tho menu.
■ ' .
Use wild fin-oars and'branch**
nf flnwaring shnibo for drrorat
ing. Hava a toy auto resting on
a bank of fern far tbo contorpie e
of your lablo. Tbo car ohould be
T
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Inst First Bt—214
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iln tn la e d o n e v e r y tb ln a w c s o i l llful q u a n t i t y liu y ln o brlaiffn o u r
E
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One and Two-Piece
TTouschoIiI
tellhWrdAli'OUWM ttlU
look almost likea skirt.,. sleepingpajamaa
...beachjtyles with low tacks. All nude
of tiilifastcotton*ingay print*
and cheery plaincolors.
J
fiong sUeve* . . . assorted
•olid eolom. S lsooM l o t * .
7
Saturday and
Monday Only
- Higb-polnr
Pajamas
II siltl C'S»>
bgb quslqv
h * v t haorta
a id s and
aU m ctlrafy
value aad w
Hanford
E l 10$ mamlss*. •«
gmoida. Novtlty *****
n • fb.oo
~ v Ty, Liti price.
rt f r t i r
CurtalnE
lesiW.
Dance through tho]
gay Summer nights
i
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in,a Paris-authentic
formal or informal
youThtui Co-ea froclq
At Tbit
Low Prict
�n
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f 'T V rt
R
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i™ O u J Ir
1 S O
too uHwtal Q n
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« & 3 2wfrWr#
tS
***{•• B^tsr* U Mad*
****>»» * Morka biriow it*
toe.
■ . n * political M il
Anal tM .—»»-- *•
n H * f lb# i f eitfp to'H
U w*lt bo- *r htk t f tow
k M l to fcl*
A JoiUaa p
toto»aad « £
t LmhI
• awpU fm oM I
•mgr- M* rfjj* wa*% at
.£"*«■ >*&•«..;
W ftlo d o ,
;
H# t n mtha«krt|ta|M>',
“ Mm nation br a . ( l « L
" 'm
which htd i ^ W W
*nr polii*. •
(Coatlauod t m n P a * tO w )
Of
optr»llrb fooling aattaia
rK S B
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tA*^ ”
;;a
'*‘
(PM* whlrb bfagtod oot ,
‘" .lti
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i 4* 1 •fM
W
Hfbt.
■?*•t ,t ir
■• tb«
T»>« ____
»tori««
art “ *■» i r n t n t r l i t It
_ .about'him
. . . . —«• ••«
iW'abattV. _ b iw b* woold tptnd
br totrkaa.
U m a la- r t dollar* on aon»o boobl* which
- o f tbo go**
f a * * , ' " ha'naadad U Wnd aulhonllclty I* - r f * ,hato. $!
* 2 * "1
T ?
*
U"
ra,nu-
’P *
berlpta aath nlfht for^bMVl op- niahtaoMf* mm
on tad, In irarch far a now play, ratotruotlan.
* * * ubw*. finally thr*w ttoto 411 away
T b . total ran
• and wiota on. blmaolf, dlrtotlng
or «
SInU‘a*rb
S. >
r ^ S * ' u > ,k . •*, d'_ u ,"
•» h* dlrtato*. ..s..
, m 4 of •* Ha Ihod thaao alorl**, and Iftad
m lm u m ronnd Km own Ufa wllh^ho
■EEB fct
ftfa ttt
toifroroatoaU.
M a float upon * M b - t * A lM
T r o p o r t. and apoalal Uiaa top- M ilan K l o a n a r ' Cww.nttdto
totontod M porwat of tb* total Kathryn Allon. Kralya ^ Ip tor.
totona* for 1 W , » J portont to* Vlrglato U rw *^. Mm » HUatoth
IMfc, and M parcpnt for XMJ, Tb* Noaly. Alya. Yow.ll and Martha
lartoaio la Ola amount o f praporty FchlffUyi aaeond prlao, Pdlnra
aMd ayaetal Uaaa rallacUd waa Farm*** »f Florida float. Tb#
I6 M potvaa* ftoto 1MT to IN K Jadno woro W. H. JLWo and M.
and U p r i n t from IMS to IBS*. Braun, of JarkionrtlU, ‘ a rt W.
Tbo f t raplu propotty and tpaa- a Wrharda, of Orlando.
M ltaira war. f t JO la IMP, *AM
*|ba Htolnoff n , tha w w r
I*A*3*:
H J t In MM.
at tha craoard pig rart; |bo Wrat
ntoakMaa and nan-baalaaaa U-|Hw . * __ — ■ - - -
r
V1 4 J V 3
:Y aw taakful of Woco4*ep and you wffl
w w t a m r M W m boBih Nfatoatef
WMoJNipr itMBa M V W | N « of »»•
net andtvaluB. W h y f #B eeuerlbe
rrito kftowa ^
whan ha f*fl$ f a t . .
aW ify when htt #*rf fa v * . pewtr
when h t g tn H I
o .
aa
Artd Bm % , iM t f*
*
.0 aau tinto
IK»I Ift to b r r fa tb# Mtntar.
thoaa “*to canataat- . . AfOrUoanto toU*a*ato
dawa." '
Vi
aon*t.
I t o torta* thrir itbn am
to
in te r n a s s b c S a F tt
Btrrotary.aau
f t r t o o t *WUh that M nbdar bo # M > t l ! to d iy Kh bvdeot «*n»i*l One* bo tulbad fto waoba at a roU n b a M toftotod j n . ^ , * * c«IU4 bln. tlaaa of tbo
ta*
fo g fa m
l"
jm -
rap|. U*t Mar. lb
WIT.
la
fy.fljow »ooo
'Mb tho btllaf
M r; t o a S i
B yul
woco-n
foU'htrJ for tka fi
A T to O U IO k l
& k ^ b r ’M sii1
>
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of fas 6faeMwi»ii,fa Ur jMpnito
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�WANT MOOJTBT PARDONfl
,'v J“Ss* "f K »»f*ojf 4 H W
■B4 R«m I'ayo ofci
III' bRing to Urn*
MH provide! for wa
f
delinquent tM
board* in th* aan
it wa* passed a m
of Um ComnUlU*.
69-12.
aiy Men, Dixie Network; 0
Oooee Adventures, CBS; 0;
Kate Smith and Her Huwanee Moale, COS; 7, Arthur Pryor's Crrmo
la utriM 111 tar. C a S a lk T S ii
a In M-.i.r..,j, r-.-..*iTTTW_gT..
Iiy. VHfSk. » iiT k T Q m
ha rrnai Ihr data i» t anti.
. f, ‘N|PC I 0:16,
Baseball
m f t l i n y Singers; 7:30,
1 f* in l M g r 1 0:16. Store.; 7:45, Florida Tire Melo
Sanford
today. The mease lip.as
* one that the castwh
ich all such bltla were
tad reported tawwebiy.
lasted all day, and Um
idea. .20-15. The mensW«a**fill, in my epinill'te , the ■bait' that-mas
l*w> tl|e senators In th*
some ttO.OOQ to bo dlsto each county ftoas the
dies; 8:16, Devon Painters; 0:30,
PhUco Symphony Orchestra; 0,
Ben Bents and the Phoenix Orrhenlrw; 0:15,‘ Cooper's Carden of
Melody; 0:45, Maakal Variety. >
>!'•!*», » . K. O. Hoof, NBC;
Kraft Chaoao (K. T .); in:l5,
VERNON—Ground broken for
Augustine Bechance ciuh; foundation o f new high school
Um
fc m n e l ty -B rH gsr
*' RET WEST — Rebuilding a<
ia. Colonial boulevard, bridge prognaalng A p
Hally
lU rald
Telephone ada will he retired
' far patrana and cailerUv seat
Immediately for payment.
I Time
______ 10c a line
3 Time* .
____ He a line
0 Time*
____ .... Te a Una
Time rstea on reqaest.
. The redseed rale* are far
,«Ojin
“ mi*
ehsrel
^
rinuk Bq.
fin r *
L 3 tr
t t —Hair collectively
IA—Note of Ouldo'a
scale
54—Tatlteas amphi*
i ■Man,
i t —(adjgn dyn
6*—Poisonous anako
40—ThrSla*
Hr-Require
OOWN
1—Announcement*
I—dtleky sabauaea
(si.)
» . Wary qaarts
,
□ r, - c ,
,-J j
L’..sa '
P n
r
" 7
3
ree. □
U
a shrimp supper tonight. They
egrtabily bad plenty af shrimp,
arid they were delicious. Thorq
mutt have been about SOI poaqda
of shrimp. All kinds, coriitaU, sol
id. fried, boiled and other ways.
Needless to say they ware vary
much enjoyed.
A straw v.’ le condurted by the
ral dally paper. among tht
St—Makea laeotry
member* o f the Legislature,. «■
f t —Rymhnl: ataksl
salted In an overwhelming in.
a*—ncdadag »allay
Jority for ra-Covqenor Cary liarSI—Piece of ahettor
Jm Tht other nbw candidate,
KM-Chlptea r im
re ip* ahntg with a Very few votes
boat
45—(loddaao at Ua.
vacb. Eborhardt received the let*
hearth
gent vote to finish In latt plant
46—
Eastern Blatonboal where Jm will finish.,
f M u i i c l p**1
47—Causa* pain
40-nifBU
The paper la now conducting a
4»—TolJls
poR of Urn newspaiwru of the
It—(Irala
State along the m w lin e.,.
61—Bed In*.
04—014 days
57—Over and touch*
FLORAL ANCMtm U) TMIBUTK
lag
WASHINGTON. May 15,-(AF1
—Tho menaury of man mhn
when n German torpedo tank
I u. H. destroyer Jacob
1D1T will le pspocially honored
on Mrmnrial Day. An anthor of
■ popples i* tq be cast Into thw
I sen in the area off the coast of
r Ireland*, whoremhe JacoW^RUriR
rj □
□□
e e n m e a t s in my a f o r e , s s l . t i i
•uadi ap pllrallno fur Ins d reg
(o
Issue In scrertlan r* n u ll l i * . m i l
r s r t l l i r .i t s m l u .i s . I ha I t l l s o l y i
•ascribed
orn p stiy
.lt n .le o j.T f
Beminele nsatr, vinrlds. t » .w lli
I o fa I. I k IV and II. n i o e g j ,
i r S t i .n . Sub
T he mid land b rio * aseea eod .v a t
I h . f i l e * f the leeuaare a f owes
esriw ioa le la Ih* name o f t'a h n ew a .
Unless u M r s tilllr e le shall b e _ r e .
■s.enipd a ev on lla g la law lax | M
will letes thereon an the I l k day
o l Jane A. t>. IS1I
'
W itness m t •■ffi. l .l sig on iu re end
m o l J b ls the >*lh. d e r o f A p ril A.
w W
V.
L 'irih O iv u lt c o u r l
bam Inals tw enty, HAS STOVES,.
b'lerlda.
-flU-Ai. B ,.'
■n* baa ra.ds ilp|i|lraHuit for n
m g >w tea*. In . i c*n*uh< • « wll
low. Sabi c t rIII!■■■I* ppibrece* II
Isdlitwlag rfesctlbeu n « i> n iv ulu
• ire la Seitilaul. luus I ) , r i s l U
' g r i t - *e .h H nf Nit I'nrner « f
B w u III NE s . hertln* I. T u p ,
l i i f i s i s . I l a t l . S* East. Hue
w . ie r h . N. Te i n . w t , i , .
It X the., IV, 6 ih , ft t i f k ,
f t If ch. N. IS rh. In l>»* Cue.
Itelulnq U 1,1 arrsa mure , ur
The s*ld tend hs|h* s sr ss.e d
Dm dale ol ihr It.uriic. •>r
th * to Ubr la s
Usnl w ill
J S S ^ | M I h . I tin , liar uf
Wll n r., mr o lllr l.l
BLOCKS—Irrigation
boaaa and general cement work.
Mltatle Concrete Co. J, K. Ter*
wlilager, Prop. 3rd and Kim.
FIRST CLASS plasterer
sad
imintar, price, trasonablr, 410
E. 6th St. W. Wood side.
l..n
Jun
.Is n. Iill
— Tham aa L . riia d b a iirM .
w koaa su g a r sta b ilisa tion
plan
w d « sig n ed b y revet! n a t io n c ' at
B russel* y esterd a y ,
sailed
fo r
N ew
Y ork
y esterd a y
in
the
ARE YOU moving 1 Call 480 fur
n tienafer that will do lip Job
as you want it don*. Lot ting’s
Tmn.fer and blurs re, tlh and
Pina St*.
" K ' i 111. " f
THE ARCADE
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Ft)H RENT; Furntshml Apts. <1
Park Atruup. Celclough Ben!
Pmupany, TcL 734,
tllJ.a,
to H yrars and from H to 14
ytar( nill begin June flth. Voice
claee for rhlldtan will lergin Jun«.
Hrd. Mr*. JyHut, Takach, alodio.
‘ f f w i t t i t i t rn w
LA T E
MODEL
FORD
Tudor,
r a .n T
T ,,,,
or
Nftlee le hsrsbr jlven tbal I*. A.
rnn. puirhassi ur Tea t'arlliu-si* WILL HELL 4I43PO equity on
new Hudson, E is e t*_ o .r Plye. lit, aslwi ilia 4lh. dev ur July
. D.; lilt, bas rtlsd said rerun.
*1*5, In mr etflc*, sod has ms is month, ur Chrysler fur 576. Ap
Spllrallua for las ilrsU lu Issue In biV Boa M. B „ cate Herald.
rrurdanr* * lib law. Hald cvrllfl.
'•» ambrarts lb* rullnwlua de.
•(•bad nropevlr sliuaisil In M*wl.
»JO udanlT, Klerlds. lu.wll:
tltH. IVrsastd
•. Iseelsrs. •UsIMI.u. o. it * a
'fWHil IV'iR%imp r III I(IIIII i s k a L)
[*lnft Bald rat 11Ir
**
b*
Nat'L Bs
' ■
IS—HutiMg For Rent
Kan l.anta' Dwelling, 7 r.
I.ic.o*
2174
PalmcDu,0 It.
SIUW
4174
paimaito,<1 It.
46.00
Pineburet, 6 U.
24.W
HIM W. 1st. 6 It.
20.00
1406 W. tat. r> it.
aojm
IHW Myrtle, 6 H.
17.60
Garage N. Palmetto
60.00
We alau hate sevaral Apart*
mt ill* now available lu the Hand
Apt. Ilouer.
I.'ot.'lough
■Hurt at WAGONKinps^
CATE
ANGEL’S BABBECI
Open 10 A. K to 1
M. Hanford * Gm
POULTRY M A R K E T
Phone 000
Flab— Chirkewn
niGYCLKS * RKfAlRH
L re L Key and Gen Repairs.
DKHTrnu
S
ft
10c
C offee
Open 0 A ;
LUUHEB
H IL L L U M B B U CO.
Ik rT jf*.'. P hono M l .
. m u j !»•*• REwhiRi
Really
u a g g b it h
R. N. N6 'PEBr"
H|gym t'kana JQS.
r n c iT fi i r
VEGETABLB8
Co.
ONE FURNISHED house May 16.
A lsu
un furnished
bou se Jim s
Ini. 20>t N. Path
A v e n u e , T he
T a sty hhAp.
VEGETABLE
BH1PPKBB
. INDEPENDENT
GROW ERR AHtMK'tATION
Saaaa.40
. , Vhowa U 3
MKtiROUKNK-ralholl- t’ hurdi
building re stine approtlmstrly
v H rwinui.tMN.
t'lrrh C lrculi I'ou il 410.000 will lie riveted on iviiwir
nsmlnnls
( ‘uuuir, of Lincoln nnd
lllchory slieett
Klertds.
this summer.
M. Wr.EKR I* r.
h o(. >041. me* lirrrliy
|llJ»*4 In proirnl uhv
Bhlch ion. ur
H R L P .'f M B V C O M B
o u tcre ,
a
dkUV P flO W N W ft IM
Y ll» R e s g O tV O IR
Ph Ugal BcmiIU— Advrrliga
}fj
KBBAMERY.
Ue>ood Um Alp* |leq
Italy; and test wo forgot,
behind the billboards lias
A teqrijgc—Judge.
,,,;.*
"DRUG STORES
C A M P B E L L DRUG CO.
* « iM !
Trade la Your I S________
d n w -l
ANYONE DKKIiil.NO to ruipinonl
C ou p e, R oad ster and Hudson
Sedan. R eel A 8»n<. M y rtle A vr,
IS ■3?J
A l-rv ^ l
CSTABLIHUEI) BUSINGS for
lulls. Can .operate III home. Now
ranting uver 140 a week. Can
prove statement lb your luitlsf*.-lion. Curiosity seekris not wanted.
Price 53M cash. Apply 'it! Bbst
wick Atrnuc. Daytona Beech, at
C ul 0 *1 f o r W O T
Dr. W. E. MatDOUUALU CHI* LEFFJ.FR APARTMENTS, 1416
HOPHACrOR, is now located at
Magnolia dtve. Three reoiaa nnd
his residence In Floiai Iteighta, luUH. Phnfte KIH.
8. Sanford. Phone fitW-M.
PER T-Wl
MORROW,
I.KB BROS.
B c A i I t iw u l
plume. A Buexchrr Instnament
"QUICK SERVICE" on piano, Hoad cohiliUon. >00. Phone 443.
baggers or furuituro moving. A FKW good horgalna In storage
Inaaing’a Transfer and Stonge.
furniture, surh aa beds, springs,
4th and Pine Sla. Phone 100.
dresser*, f a . stoves, etc. Phone
4Wk-y«n*lng*s Transfer and 8tor>
sge, 4tfa and Pino Sla.
____
FUlt KENT UNFURNISHED.
m p 4i
«■
BUILDING
gai taiigtt, Ira*
FORT MYKRS--New equipment
btiir*. rhsirs and other atornge WANTED—I want tu rent far* Indillcd In Prather Dry Cleaning
furniture fur aala at bargain pric
aish house with garag* and Cqj eafahtlahment. •
es. Phone 40H, tuii.lng* Transfer fenced In chicken runs, tilva loeo*
and Uloiege, 4th nnl Pina UM.
Hon* and full Infermallon In ans
wer. Apply "H. A. C ears liar
HAVE YOUR WATCJI repaired aid office.
by one whe really hnow, hewl
Briggs, Jeweler, blag, Avr.
I
.ur
jmlMpreeJn lb . us,,., uf JllUN i
jt-MsidN. Trwalae. rules, said tsi
ffftcsre .plus11 h* fcUr.mril arrurS
‘ CHERBOURG, prance. May IS.
Europe.
To
condition. 150.00 per
lough Realty company,
. 733, Natl. Bank Bldg.
WANTED: ROUGH diled washIng. Will Iron If dcslral. IIIU
Intuit Are.
T— Aulomohili
CHADBOURNR HAIIM FOR (T. s,
s*
If
:4/
■ertion. the advarllarr for
subsequent Insertions. The of*
flee should be notified Immrdlately In1rate of ryrar.
TO AUVKKTIHBRR
A H e r a l d rvpreeeRtetire
thoroughly familiar with rtlaa,
rule and atsoalflrallon wt(|
gl«e yim ramplete Information.
And If you wish .they will an*
siM yon In wording jour wont
*d to make it more effect I*r.
Dfwotuk
■ rank. •
I11 hT" !|te•0
t
itetrla
hade' races, to held aa *ireu
and each election, *f races are'
II—CetsnleUly doatroyed
M—Itoulhaastara la
dies
45—Load noise
44—Btraat archie „
17—KuOiartaUo ptety
li-o b te ^ t* hsrsilrj
ppntun ’ appl Ration
Moonry. now Httin* * Ufa te
In San Quant In prison. y _
Terms: Cash la Aftraare
lira; 6:30,
feme of the Ward*
T—Mm ' s alcknama
l-F t t tor h hUf
0—Western But*
E 3 10—Solitary
f f l & U-North Afrlcon
new
Sentlet
WANT Ap* PATES
A
y
N*W YORK. May ia,— (At*]
—Thirty three I ITmIncut Aam
tin author* y**!erday stgnpd.
Iriegtem .to Gov. J i m
'M
Jr., o f Califora la, urging tM i
•I n prmipl caniUerwDtin In* I
KWRTAV
t * r. are. a n a n s s n i a
tJBFT Hook You'll
f
fW b
<Vd A M M A T ,-
1
1N8URAHCB
A -J iig h b r« m
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whoie lesndng b a s 'reb*'.
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Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 15, 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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