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N U M B E R 109
RSDAY. M AY 14. 1031
RESULT OF A BIG <?AME HUNT IN THE CONGO
TR
Catholic Nation Goes
haven.
Hi . l i
May, c h i l m a
rn ^ in iito green fr*4t'
tm today appealed U
fteWer. to lend t M f
lh# frrrn fruK U 1
fhre the legislature la
» 'Insure pSttagt «T#r
I described m he*»J
•a by 'Mpparm, Ha
i bill might encounter
( • • la the ^3* n * te
■told the grower. that tba
•taeld not bo amended
: ahoold |w.n i» originally
> < H by the rompaefte
OiKtee. Ho a’-»o s a id ' bo
JMfon advised t.r Commlaa r of Agriculture Mayo
l bo oral opposed to amendtbo niassure.
Controversy S e t t ]
With SanfordCou
try Club, Inc. Coi
tinning- Operatic
Will Help Con
/.*Existing Unenr
ment D i f f i c i
WASHINGTON. Hay H-^(AI
r-T ha executive council oI 1
Amotiran Federation of la b o r f
noaa.'Cii yesterday It wooId atm
to orym"i**J and u n trg an ies? I
bar la “rv.lst to tho fullest «
tent" attnnpta to reduce w»*oi.
In a fomial atalrmont, the apen
cil aacribid la “eertaia banhJag In*
to re* la and rerta.'n employers" an
apparent attempt
.
to bring ah
a general red or l Ion In wig* a."
Tbo erunril called upon label
.real. I a age reduction,. raying
T h e c o n tro v e n jr c o n c u n w
in g th e m a h a g e n ie n t a n d 1
o p e ra tio n o f th e S a n fo rd
C o u n try C lub w aa b ri laved
to h a v a b ee n n n tlafacto rilj*
n ettle d la s t n ig h t w h en , a f t w
a th re e -h o u r aeeaion, th e S a n d
fo rd C i t y
C om m ianionenP
tirilANGUI, Belgium Congo—Hera you s a r tb a result of on* d*y> bunting by n forty of English m o v ed to ra lie v a th e S a n f o r d ’
n in the Belgian Congo. The hunter* dlsfrvnrad a herd of hippopotami at a watering pl.ee, Gum C h a m b e r o f C om m erce fro m ,
irctl. and bofota th* h erj could oacape three of the huge animal, wore killed. . .
all m poM ibtttir la ronnrctka
with tho club, and voted to atand
by IU le a n with tho Ban ford
m u o n i h i . ii ii nniy a .top in p a
Country Chib Inc., a group of t»
reductions Ip wage* tm rontlonoag,
prominent resident* who compos*:
pormaneat on.mpluymeaLT
*
tho orgaaliatlon.
. >1
A wanting that "a w g e cat
Loon Lritoy, proaidont of tbb
ling |iolWy .arlll p> aitivety contri
corporation, proaoatod tho cat*
ANGMAGSALIK. Groenland,
bute toward n roiiltnaalma of two
for hla grr up, while G. W. Rpanr
May M—(A1’)—A atcry of fksxietlag aatmpluymeat situation,"
ror, chairman of the Chamber o f,
Ing bcrifd two month* be
» t i mad*.'
Commerce golf commlttao otfarod
neath the anew in an Igloo
amment loot night decreed th* con.
"Tho policy puraurd by certlM
argumanta supporting hit eoodf
waa
told
today
by
Auguatln*
bar
kinintervaland
employer*
flocation of th* private propetty of
CLEARWATER. May 14 —
tonilon .that tho voting atirngtb*
Oourtauld, Britlah ackntl.t,
former Xing Alforuo, pending an
nf labu, fa attempting to enforce
of tbo organisation ahould bo in-»
who waa roacucd recently . by
Inraatigatlen. and commanded pro (AP)—Tb* Pioellaa county grand rvdurtUna In wage* ron.tltntc* a
crooaod to laclude each h rid M
member* of th# BrilUh Arctic
vincial governor* to ua* tb* atrkt- fury, ‘iaveatigwtiwg recent law. public c k k tla a of tbo aodi rata rul
of a 910 or $20 yearly graena fa*.'
ing reached a t th* ptealdont'* conair rvut* o*|iodllkn. lie had
**f meaaure* to (0**>ro order. .
ticket, and that tbo City had na
foronce,'* tbo .ta ttm m t continued.
only a chtmnoy to ]irovid< air
fteanwhlle Cardinal Primate So. Apparently rvaenllng a remark right to appropriate any fun la tb
'Sanford Ipdav **» the fo-al In Ida plate of refug* on tho
"Tho
council
hold*
that
tho
artlOe
gur*. Calhwllc archblahop ef Todropped by Willi* Keawaod, IS- bo larnad over to a private co r.,
of thoao employing Intoredt* la In- print cf several tbnuMnd vial- Greenland (c* cap. Courtauld,
Iado, who*# paatora) Utter created
year old mlnn-d taddy a t th* noration.
dofonaihlo both fiom an ethical tor. from neighboring town* ag whom Captain Atbln Ahtrna etir orer a week age, had erooaed
lb*
mu*l
rumprehrnsivr
program
and
orom
m
k
point
of
»
•»
."
I
acted
and
grhippad
berg. Mwediah aviator, bruught
tlanfonl fo u n trj Club yeaUnlay
the SpanUrbfgrUr pnd waa ol) hk
« . Tbrpun Spring*, J Tbo council Mid that "tbo Gabd- IB thr city'* hlatary af celebra bore with II. 0. Wathlna, chief
afternoon, I . U. May, aaleaman
W*J| through France, prttumaddy
tion.
gel
under
way
to
Ifauguryoar en j Goodrich lire compote**
of the revue party from tb*
far tb* K a n t M o to r Co.,
ata
Karmen'
Day,
Th*.
feat
Wit
In
inland !•**, waa 1unihavrn
b raid to hat* called th*
■Boveial move church*# and Oatla- -.The grand Jury pI<o relumed have announced • aubataatlat . rabegan f t Us-TO o'clock tkla morn ami unrerognltabl. beneath hi*
negra Into the pro ahop. curved
o tk rriiglwna 'bouae* Were burned f'aacoari Joint InKrtmant d a r g . dactipn* la wage*”
“T hr algnlflrant fart related to ing when a parade ef r*eutd- ling growth of bear J and ap
hint for tb* remark and twice
and aachad in provincial cities yea- log Mill* and ala other* with
alruek him with an lion golf
tarday. In apK* of the fact th d -flagging R. W. Oiford of St. this proposed reduction In wage* breahlng’ proportUma waa formed peared aemewhat w o r^ for hla
olub, the arcond MqW ’ atrong
aaailial law had been declared In IMtoraburg on th* night of Keh. I* that automobile and autmaoMl* at tk* Mayfair Hotel aikl began lung ewforced diet.
to
wend
It,
way
through
the
t
l
r
*
manufacturing
Industries
enough to alnk the cluh In tj the
• n e t of th* large reenter*,
m u t ilcpend tpon n high purr hal city while throng* of spotuior*
boy'a hewd and fracture* hi*
k After « five-hour aaaalon th"
ing power on tho p .rt of the mao- lln*<l tb* street* and prr^rim ed
akulL,
•
cnMnbt decided to plfeo Mlnhater
•ga of th* peopk if a mark.it I. to tbair Interoat .with applfoa*.
I)r. i . N. Tolnr. wlro W play
o rth o I at* rier H a u u ta fall charge
bo found for ibelr producti. ||oW
Th# l)nc of march of tk* proing tb* cjuro* ,not mer*> than
^'A M fflenaiicf, a (. gpWU order,
Ihaao Indiadries can find a market rdaalon fallowed a roura# (ram
100 yard* from DU arin* of th*
tniliM poM prdf U w ytf u k * w>a|r
far tbeir prudrula If t k J | U |
Itriri whang Urn
fewer #f tb* potml* |* «t|M flfTIW T H lV 'Shom Itnulevard V *,t to
It fbr caetinned support In a I
ioarered t* difficult to uadoritandj* Sanford Avenue, tkrnev aoulh tn
and ordaied tk* hodc td-bf token drive soo« to bo conducted.
Th* altuatlon waa omphaalaod Kearth Street *ad wreet to Park
pilH of county of
lb
th*
Veraaid-IAugkudi'memor
T.VLLAHASSKK,
Mey
14
—
Mayor T. L. Duma, called;
a* Mrloua, with . unemployment Avon us. Th* line then turned on
Snwogboul Spala V noruaaary.
. .TV* sheriff aa>
(A PI—Th# Senate late todrr ial Hospital for firrthor traalmenl.
"itoadilf" Inc reeling.
Park Avenue and ttmtlnood aouth paaatd M te II the bUI la legal- Mr. May drove the boy to th* meeting to order .hortly a
" . t h e cabinet demanded realgna- bfth replied tw"The atrcaa af a 1moat two year* to Fifth Street where it turned
9:00 o'clock by declaring • i
Uo* of th# pravlaclaj gvearaon at lag ih* ju.tica o.
af Inc reeling unemploymont," the WMt and pruteedcj to Oak Ave lie racial and the' parrm aluel rtly. At tho hxplul-U A ay, U* "tb b la a .pbcial moating of
Alicantg, Cadis, Cordova aa Mala
atatomcnl continued, "ia being nue. thence nerth ,>n Oah Avenuo ayeleui af wrgeriag, Ike flaal
CHy Commission*'* hold for tl
ga for albged baity. V , ,
mure keenly felt. Suffering and to P k»t Street and r a il on Klrat aate r a r e lite r Ike senate v .ttd
purpose uf denting up tba a
' Maura informed piqpeittani of
dltiroa* provaila, while aocial un Street to ralniettii Avenuo where dawn Uj a JO M 10 «ate aa •rabl* luii of blood,' .
patently easting coat rove ray t
Madrid aearypapm* that thq gov
According to oyg-gl t n a * ■* a tween the member* of th* Sa
real ia atcod ly Increaaing. There the parade tume.1 northward to satradatral that weald M l* re
ernment was considering tb* r«among
th*
raddles,
th*
negiu
b
iy
quired
a
slate
wide
referendum.
ar* otreng Indication, that we air disband at the end of the street
fold Country Club". H* call
taUiahnaent af cenaoieMp ankaa
la Mid tu have told another negro upon Mr.' L a lsy to praaacit I
facing a third winter of dlatm a- m the lake ahorr.
"Injukleua" atot.’** were, eUmlnblcaddy,
just
aa
Mr.
May
g
d
out
Ing unemployment."
Cympoling the parade were
*d and no photogrwpkfW tk* renf hi* anlumehile aad-apwJabhad
— MIBml
Whol the
l»> cowatre
eeaialey weed.
need. I«I. d—
d I IIU riW B n W II.m lii rrpreaenl
J ldridera published.
Prnpoi ad taring kgblalbm
volopment of buying power, not
Continued on Page Fourl
Sanford Couatry Club, Inn., a
made it« d a y t " the Senate floor
productive power," the statement
under Indictment, that he wo
today.
The
bill
t
i
fegallt*
parisaid.
"Tb*
eaeruliv*
council
nf
tbo
UAYTQM,
Uk* to hear the!other aid* uf i
mututl wagtilng system* and
American F#,location of labor la
argument before answering.
raring w.tb a taa on pari mutual
of th# eplnbn that th* aerioua un
Mayer Duma* then called i
reretrt* and admlMhn. enrount_______
__ _
_ . lr
employment situation which now
on O. W. Spencer, chairman
art-,1 a barrage of amvndruenti
ready for tho flaal bap. whirb will Pm**", rail* for droatk con.lderth# Chamber ef Comm*r.*e g
a . It waa taken up.
bring them bore fur tb* 'ouaual
nctioa. It firmly
•committee, composed of hlngi
The Senate voted favorably on
believe* that tlm wag* cultlng pol
Army sir maaesvotg.
H. M. Papworth, H. R. Steve
Poor flying , WOaUwr delayed icy uiged >y certain banking In
HTAMIUNGTON, May 14- (API ■airndnirnt* to Increase to three
W. A. Leffler, Leon LeKoy g
some of th* flight# eastward yes- terrat* and certain ampbiycr* --Ad' increase In nrreita fnr pro- perrent a proposed tag of two
F. W. Bandar. Mr. Spencer redtl
hildfien lt*r vb latlon- throughout pel rent on grosarecelpU of pari•erday. All af th* plan**, however, abouM be effectively stopped."
objection* wbkh he had rah
Tbo statement added, "as u.ual, tb* country during April was mutnela and prohibit the pri-a-ncta te expected te ranch their desti
concerning the diabetment ef
nations no* lsUr-' than Friday, labor must be depended upon to •hwtao yesterday In the monthly of minor* at men track*, other
•ASHEVILLE.
holder of a flO annual greeaa i
when organlMtinp
— '— mvp the altuatlon and p r o m t the n tjs il of th# prohibition luirtau. amindmenta d r re largrl) uf a
tkkat from voting In th* affn
' t V report showed Hull srre.la corrective natui*.
unit* will be t m
led far tb*
ef th* rluh. aa to th* election'
during the month a« tqmpered
Tbs llnuaa vlitua|ly h lied two
dafaww of ' Ofclttj
and Detroit
officers, and operation of tik(|
asrly n#*t weak.
appr,upr'allon bill, by voting
course.
Indefinitely t j p<at|>one conablerNational guard ]
He declared that Mr. I-eltM
ation, (In* .ought payment by the
—ccmlng irons l i
wru wrong In believing (bat thd
lajmd by bag west
•tat* to rnuntlr* for all county
Sanford Country Club, Inc., w*4|
built state road* an i .tat* mainunder Indictment, and that there
suit coast. I t J« the first time
tenarf e. Another ashed an apwaa no desire on h!s pari to task
pr<|ir'.atlon of 12(00 for the up
MIAMI, May 1 4 c -(A P |-W ilmenu U tk* Jury will bo since th* World W ar that nations!
reflection, upon tb* manageniitMl
guard filer* her* bee* called on llam Collins, sheriff of Uko* tiohe«p cf th* national hridg*
of tba elab. H* aaterted th a t H
monument near Tallahaa.ee. A
be* cOuatyi Lee Brewer, a deputy
le* JL Deris, president,
• i f i a.
w raid not Indolg* In pemonnlltisn,
sheriff and fear others went on
gift of .123.000 acre* or South
1 JV. Brawn and W . J. A. tor*."'
"ns bad boon don* bars tkh *Um
U hl la United Htates dUiilct
Klor'ila land for an Everglade.
L 'dlrartera, are abarged
night". Hs than called tk* ( M
court here yesterday on charge, of
National Park was sought on th*
■ntaiiloe the tank's overKVARTfi, Ky., May 14^—(A P)— mlislonart' attention te w h*^-£
conspiracy to eislala th* national
Internal Improvement R -ard In a
)M deposit, doe pabtie ofprohibition act.
bill by Senator \Wts*n. Miami. A warning that enerapleyad union termed "A few thlngi which nMN
.Mid Inflating Its tndieldMiner, mould '"help thimselvee" not been compKad with •* Mat
Other defendant* are Maurice i
laglts and cash rnaerv. la
unless (hey won recoin rid from revjueeted by the City CiiinmM
t. pkln, Norman K. Roe* and tw*
B^dwatv* th* 'slate carother source*, was Issued from un sianere." H* pointed out th a t. «
negro**, Alcaaader Ju n e , and
Jark Marti*.
ion headquarters bare Inst night Apr. 14, m o . the Cot*
by William M. Hightower, t a r i adopted a rwsoldUan wl
W. r , Mo m . Carroll U Gray
organisation p m Id, at.
add Casey Andrews, alto named In
vlded that the CUy n «
Tho -ialenient attack.^ Gover 11900 fog the Ml M en.
thp ladtctment, entered pica, uf
nor Mini peon, charging ; R* taa iperaLoa ef Ihd Gulf co
gqjlly and Judge Akevman direct
Its,(..I si hA Lie
—> * S. . .
ed them te appear before him Iq
NEW YORK, May I 4 _ ( A P > able In ra*ath|y installs
fedmul vooft In T*mpo oa Junn L
K«rar inch, charged with operating
er Apr- ». >Pi*< provide
n hitlery on tba Keatocky Derby,
were arrested yesterday. Polio
said they planned te cell 10.000
rsc*.
,
IlniriiM W, Mon*, president of
ticket, for a , sweepstake, on tba
thr Drnlel BoSno Bociriy, |# c , and nJed this and docUse i tb* untea
50VK, Long Island, May J a n iu c Pinhaa, aatreUry aad woulA. continue.Its fight unUi min*
i—Th# largest pisCaar* treasurer, w n , charged with ri cmditlona war* tattered. He Mid
nebt In th# wer|4, S99 d d in g tk* lattoug law. A rthur J. cuiutitiom w e n grave smaag ratathe sta ad ha
\f Is being built In Gvr- Teeter and Acthsnf Veee were ar- #v» who wrr* without resource*.
ton te bring
(.Edw ard F. Hutton, ef raoted a* MdlUuto droea Jm U.-,.
Sams islands.
MANY ALUM 'S DXPQgTKD
E X . The now vessel, n
4 ■feor-masled taller, is
C btbm t^H paia w m t bark
ehurvb today after tbo mad r ’otf
'o f th* past foar daya in w h k j
Catholic building. la many big
oiUoo war* laid waato by firm
Thin la tbo faaal of tbo ascension,
oho of the moot Important days In
tbo' Catholic caWndar and a «aI HI ag a irw t su rp rise d m e, 1tk a a l holiday to Spain.
Banka. Oftra closed, boalnaaa
w ell a* o th e r* . With* th e
r e n te r ^ t o f w W J t trill b e Taahoadad.'.‘ tpftd •. cborrk <nM
tfutaged w hle priest. porfopoW
Rescued Scientist
Recites Experience
r J ^ M % rd.“ U
t? g ?
•Aero for tb a tr •Uomuya'
If tt/XM. Th* prhaent coat L
'"•called -Rlue-Sky la w 1
4 the Ilona* thla afternoon,
w ide* that *lock aeOIng
m m uit regUter with th*
Mfklfl*.. Rr era* amended,
ror, , W
vhoaeV who
ffe V **r#9alkrf-.«W acll
Youthful NegroIsVictim OfBlowOnHead
With Golf C leek
Over 6 Thousand Per
sons Said To Have
Been Fed At Stands
Racing Legislation
'W v s n titE a p t
Ua* Gee
com pul
Hundreds
Planes H
for lb*
PM cfn am that a good r
lifts e f the Hone# today
|nt* t
(API—
A r r e s t s Increase
For Violations Of
V o l s t e a d Statute
Evidence In.T rial
Of Asheville Bank
mm
will nil bnv#
L
Sheriff, Deputy. 4
Others Go On Trial
t* kb" For Law Violation
Union Coal Miners
Threaten To Take
Law In Own Hands
Four Are Arrested
For Promotion Of
Lottery On Derby
- D-portatiew# of' ririn .
rvrantry iU anlly
raachgd
In |‘ U
J9B7
�m a m ssm
i ^ r S n . d l t to pitch lod.y,
IftM n (• M d Hl MiflC1
• f* .b j I rM ... OraatU^ Carde.
ItofyO, I’bllllca. IIN Itlra. Seam.
‘i 4 * » - dn"*>h». A b i ^ t r , TP.
• * * , I lf M a b a hmeo. M o w ,
;'*•
ii>u£ MHfO to. treads.
Bawatoca. M i « o l a*rito o r is
o n *»«». J itO M , T u b , I l f
.M M b M Ml be Ur, m ( I M .
Mafrta, IW So*. Praetor,. White
So*. IS ootfci meat abate*! « k
IM W t, Sratt*. r N u ’o o W * .
filiate, t edchi mast rare, U
tba ninth straight dap
CtStSR
Ddetefi H sfllt o
Beady For
OfDeUndl
a heMlc.hlp ta k a la the A ttealb
(Htb ea United S U M N arr Ire iue. KInlaw, warn a t praetfeo K m dor after* M ,- a n t throw halls
all 0N f tba Jit with a aaap (bat
indicate* th a t 1m la going to be a
Donate. Amman, and Da
to dampen Um oalbaataaM o f tba valoabb addition to tba rin k II* tba out (laid rapraaaata I
.Id ■player*,-. now with tba . *h»b In aald to be a bitter a f no raaaa and betting ability te n th t
»/bo a* part ta rls t Delond la ab'Iity.
mat row and aretige lh*lf early • T o a w rn r'j llneap will b*
mod*lad aloe* llrfa order, it b boseason defeat.
»
lo fty MrLanahan, tba farmer Mad. Klnlaw will probably <aUh;
State learner, although ha b saf. BlfffOr p b ? flret, W iltb t aorond,
far In* from thraa both, 'tW - a n Hlntln*. abort, and Hantaan,
that left; a Ida, will ba m tba tb'rd. la tba aotflaW, - Derate.
monad agaliwt tb a ■tjaleefsliy IAbe. [Match, BrlU, and Ammon
C ty boy* tomorrow. I la claims win taka ta n a ualaaa tba Tint
th a t bar run la ta tbair M aanra ict (N a Ilka a banal afire.
n tih Seim, and ha M i i d l . l t bo
That Infield Uaa-ap la tba
,|b t f r a t K u ib id I n i f i M b a l rtroagaet that can ba arranged
la tba wStidag gegie reh rem 'th l. ant of tba malarial at head.
hefty'a tspctlm ca should When It
A1 Htremens, Baba Ball
D ab A ba wider still domtnai
lift of .4 D 0 « n lit ahtatanr
bowBM of tba f M tt.M a b a r of
low HltbaU-maba which, harp bam
pbjraf during tba paat ten days.
Tba thraa badcrai *
Playor and tla b * ah / h are.
Ki th, Yank. IS 47 17 to M •
rm m ona, A'a I I 01 14 f» .4t0
A ltaaadtr, DM 0 H U M .404
Hofmac Battery Firm
Sponsoring Campaign
b artll hurled tba Tlg*m t«
two points or a baith In
dlrlaba whan ba beat tb*
i* a to o. It waa anothrr
•me, tba t i n t defeat tha
ire known la fire y*mea.
Ron arOrad ala bite, while
I made nine. Tha wlnnlnr
law ooar when Hayworth
I with t»*,|V fe <|b »•> llw
Keqllns (hat (h*r* ara many
{armor famllira and nawcamara
t» Saafetd that ara not perainal.
ly acquainted n llh tba aOTTlrf
• n<l nullity of tha products aold
by (hair firm, tho Hof-Mse Hat'cty Co, thm urh I'a minaycr, W.
D.‘ llofm am , tbla mwn'ng an>
rmmeed that It Would start -* a
unique • f b t Acquainted** • cam.
taig a which w ifld ba greatly
l-enefleal to tba rnldanU of thin
fount)-.
'
Mr, Hoffmann requests that
rat* adult mcaibar of ra- h family
In this and Ion t ail hla atom any
'law within tba neat two waoka,
register In tba "Oat Acquainted"
l ook, rara'ra a aonran'r b o .k let
*n<l barn D a drtalla of tba ramr« l« r
*
• During h'» more th a n .10 year*
of business'nrprrlrnr* In Panford.
Mr. Hofmann baa stressed aertlce
rnd quality sb ife ill o tter foa.
•uroa of b b btu'ncaa. At tha pres,'
*nt Um# the firm h a n d le Aiwnter-Kent, Majestic, Musette and
tYdsl'ngheuee radio., and Kilde
lb tt» rb m
’
. Mr. Hofmann' la particular
nnalaua ta moat arary nawtomar
PaU D ll Jardla* who appeared
again In tbo^laablbltlon 4WIn* a t tba Tarairut Annual Inter,
achotaatic Aquatic Meat a t Bolliaa Colbs*, May Mb- » • •»
•hiowa above la a Swan Dive at
Ballina.
and farmer In this .actloo, and hla
store will ba open all -day t«-
NIADO BAY, X arlb labnda,
Japan, M a, IS.—«AP>—BwlJ* Yoahlhata, Japanaaa filar, took off
yaaterlay In contlqianre of hU
ftl*ht from Tokyo to' g a i franc a,
to, but after 40 mlnutaa waa farced
to return ta Ihb bland of Iturup.
BAY IIA R B O n-«. L Richard,
.on awarded contract to bolld
l-oo| room, barber shop and apart
ment buUdlpg far C. T. Millar, to
replace burned structure.
Effects in
Hot Weather
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p r m n t condtUofta,
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as prom otlnc new
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mails tbs
iepr*i«li>n Ihn chief laatM
t IKK rantpaian.. Wbrihei
kraotrst'r party <loee or not
>pl« will.
tax on gasoline, and i six cent ta x i
which wonld make either .of thaae
prohibit!ve to th e a v e n g e perron. t wmild be
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that they Will
lly of dscUlna
I t In th'a rnont^Or
|4 Ho Iho time.’to
H « hew.
"Americana
tel dsllnqumt ti
by Oorsnwr C*t
point now.“T»rii
Uty lbs rlt, of UMfertl i
'tu zspssr.i
tly will f*
pt oninliMtuly
oniolmoiuly In
lt< ths S ln fo rt llsm U
bat If lb* nth***
11 In eppeeMfaC wo tm p
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X IHfald*. John RwaMor and
Mile DuIIom.
, , ‘ u* .
T. "Fiddler* Throe",'.. T W a a
leer*. Kent Platuy and Jam**
•sona
Raaard. of J a d t
r Of thl. city, ft
Mr*. A. W. Un(
. *418 Laurel At
Mia M. Boyd. of. Sin
W. T. Whet lea*. Ml
bo i»memb« red a a 'tfl
'mk-JL .**i
k at theyheo*
W- B- Zachary ha.
■ O t h e r home j>n Magnolia
oa,-her mother, Mr*. Emma
i w t , M lu Be** Flanaburg.
Mra. B. M. Harriw, a ll,o f
wnvlllo. lira. Horriat >b the
Of tho night editor o f the
la TlggcwUnlon.
O, R. Oordall, Mr*. D.
S m k W Tbaadmy evening n^N V
J o n lo r' High School otadM flHf
Wy'.pfffiUa of the Wert Side Ttfk
m u x .School. The arfair rd-'H
tN aoered by the Wert Rid* P. TJ
Ao and the proceed* will ko mod
f o rth * library fund oftheocbool.
Th* aceno of the 'orereU a Waa
“Mother Oooao Und."
program pro ented eea aa
X “Tommy
t . “llumpty
Ticker
Dumpile*",
- 10. ‘Three Men In a Teh"—
the butcher, J , C. Nowaome; the
h ak .r, Kenneth Deklo and the
OOndlertick maker, Jane* Lee.
. 11. “ Utile. Jack llonter", EmOat Baker.
« I t. “Utile MU* MuffeU’V Lu
d. Opening Chimm, "Ju it- -d cy Small.
Btory of Mother (iooeo Land", - 1 IX "The Spider", 0 purge Dokle.
tVfnriftll rhnr»r Ii*r*
*.
1
t 1*. Three Children Skating on
lb* Ice. Jark Carter, BUI Carter
and nrure li.lt.
I* IB- "Peter
Pumpkin
Eater",
Jimmy Auitln.
X "The
Captain"
AnJolMikiaul'
'4 .;"Old King Cole,'
X "Mother Oooao'
Ontm and Lola Hagan.
, Thipp participating Jn tho Jack
JAB-JiU choru* and donee were:
Ooldip Yrnablo, Kathleen lllg
Ref-rent Leo,
Dorothy Paarton, Vivian
Dowling, Norma Wolfrr, Dordthy Runt*, U U Hagan, Urbaa
U e, Th amai Freeman. J. L. Xoflt,
Billy May, Bit) Carter, Rrure
Bolt, Edwarl llrndrl, Kd«ln
Broaoa and Uwynn MrCtum.
A Bo Peep choru* ind dance
wo# p re rented neat with the fn|.
lowing taking |iart: Evelyn MetU,
Jtweldoon Matt hen-.. Rina Bello
Duncan. Ttotma Kulh Stringer,
Gwendolyn Hayeo, L y v t n n e
Marah, Anna Brown. Dorothy
Rogete, R tlubeth Whlghim, Jack
Carter. Jo d i Bolt, Hobble Sheaf*r, CaH U o , Mai Mlllltaer, Ed
ward Lane, Ralph Goodwin, Wallae* Albritton, Iron* Vaughn,
H aiti Lodge, Ralph Bay, Muriel
Range, Robert Waihbum, Den-
and Thelma RhH ukki.
*
. » “Prwoelm.. Child", Ctoydi
1'orgu !i jiv. '
IX " O ld
Mother Hubbard”,
H aiti. (layman.
J 4, "Ginger Dread : Boy", Oarar
Da Bom .
2B. Compliment*, cUrenre BarIneau.
tX DaVfy I town Dlly". lUlen
BAN
th o
LA N TA
w
AT A BARGAIN
Cultlvatrd Karma and wild
relery land In all part* of
(he Sanford Celery Della.
b r o a k f a a t
i t h
b e r r i e s .
-5
luhculilifulandw holcaom o.” ‘T}.
NATIONAL BHCUIT COMPANY
SHREDDED
WHEAT
.A t tho
"Roach for a
LUCKY instead
oil raw tobaccos* Those expelled
Irritants are sold to manufacturers
of chemical compounds. They are
not present In yowfUJCKY STRIKI,
and so wo say ^Consider your
r i g h t s
“1 pile luaciouo red at raw*
'
berries on ou r Shredded ' - ^
W heat Uioeuilo and than
pour cream or whola mlOt,
over them . T h e i l i v o r y ;b
ahreda blend with the Juicee
of tho berries in auch a way .^£5
m to atimiilatelhomoatja d e d \ J
appetite. Shredded W h e a t ^
HOUSES
Mow I Plea so I —'Actually put your
Anger on your Adam’*Appttk7^w*h
It— your Adam** Apple — Po you
know you aroactuolly^puchlng your
la ry n x f-T h ls Is your voice b o x -l t
contain* yourivtoeat-chords. When
you consider your Adorn’* Apple,
you are considering your throat—
your vocal chord*. P o n t rasp your
throat with harsh Irritants— Roach
for a LUCKY*Instead— Remember,
LUCKY CTRIK1 Is tho only cigarette
In America that through Its exclu
sive "TOASTING" process expels
2X prince, Elmore Ormddlek. '
IK*. PH nreo, Patty# Hodge,
B
A PAR TM EN T
Irritants
i d Jaritaan.
FOR SALE
ROSE COURT
■*r»x
mo Whitten; Mary Atexandbr,
Huh Roblmon, Marjorie 8taf;
Tnrd, Mary Rivera, Elilahoth
Vaughn, Evelyn Morah, Aatm
Ruth lllll, Helen Small and Mild*
ICHIIRf ■HWFM.’S 1
;— — Store Wide Economy
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SALE GOES ON!
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You Cant Afford To Miss It! '
42 x 36
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121/2*
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MEN’S BROADCLOTH
MEN’S BROADCLOTH
S H IR T S
PA JA M A S
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HATS
Men’s Athletic Shirts nr
Special
Friday
98*
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36 INCH
�iV
(NBC); 10:1ft, RtndU
0, Bill Hay. trn e r.'C
rit Week*, plan lit t
Little orchestra.
.
B
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a—
A _%
*y or*
§S9B m
(CB8)—M0 •
»:|5, O rrhetlr*,
wegromi »?«.
Bartoa Downey;
Mr, 1-tRoy then r***nied M*
talk and loW the CommUelon that
tha raeolatlon or motion put at
for a yeatiy memhenhlp tha JJflqor w*« don* f i f th* por
wm voting la the aiffalr*
elub", Mr. Spencer eeld.
3 J-«Jioy t«|d me th a t tha
r* rfu rth e r, |( you remember Urn
W
meeting you held with the
Bendhaldart Protaetlv* Committee
yof may alao r e c a l l
that
laUn-lew with
Mr. Keefe aM Mr. I/K o g k ”. h*
*t; 0, Sign Off.
a; 5:iO,'TT*nk Morris,; 4, Am**
* Andy, NBC; 9:16, Tt»ty##»t
ioaUrt, NBC; 9:30. Phil Cask.
NBC; «:«5, Ruttell MrPbtll’a
Chocolate Saldlert; 7, FfaUrhman
Bunahiaa- Program, N B C ;
I,
8
ta Interfere” , he concluded. _ —
Geo. O. H erring rame forward
with lb# tuggetVon thpf the Wlallon of tbo Q ty to ( i t tk n f a ^
Country Club, la c , w at-fhe eaMr
ae the relation between a lamflord and a tenant. ”1 Heller* that
the ronliprt la • good ana; that
and | think th at It wps through rorogrlied the tenaat aa a cor
my affert# U)*t they pcmleoaed poration! that tha hooka ard open
to . that they allowed yea to n o
lh* conn* without enforcing Uw btcom* a voi#r v j p o rtn p iiif ■
80-40 penalty,” l» continued. "If
that I* evidence that I am trying
to run U|* club, t am guilty ef
(Conlhumd T p m 1*4* One)
volt” and war* prepared to fig h t
A nation-wide Invedtlgnllen pf
pelk* force*, civil guard* aaA]HM
vine1*1 goverpotp F *4 p tjiu m bi
the cabinet at Ihj.lRght fttdhjn.*
Tha « ttb « r*eult*d |ta«a .Mw
pg aa ta *tea i tain w h a le r
thy C h a m h id ? CaanItet rentalnad
lh#
mart*. Tha Uet
contained the
following name*: J. C. lluUhltoA.
II. M. Pppwerth, Frank. Evarm.
IV Li
n r.;rr n n
aa every mote, action, or word
•pokfn by Mr. Rpenrtr In thl* affjlr. not Including, ef ceuroe, any
difference* between Mm and Mr.
L*Roy.” be tald. "I boro been try
ing my b fft to bring rro ry on# fag t* V r pn tlfU matter, and I am
euro that there hi tome eaty toluthe co*re* bed been operated n t t!<m for th# pntlro problem. If
• w__ rt. i«i i .
you did, atk Df to have a alight
juriedIctien la the affalrp of the
clab, I toy npw tk.1 yon .M ild
taka It away and tat Mr. LeRey
run the court#. He and hi# group
Sk ab*.lat*(y
A n j unraaronaU*.
i a s L >gd
S
u U.
you will gu (
SSS'-’SL.1
I*ir legitimately king line
me.
v*' ••■1-vT •'
d on three
It charged Alton**. with
a #nd Ip o l
1 bend awaitlick aad John :
indicted on
i f eemmlttee from aay w epoot f
Illy and aeh them to glva tuppprt
Protection.” nccurdlag to
>ul<r be to auMwd the !<u* >o
p f ; |t wainM provide that too
u t m ty he aorryylerod oa 9f
u g tan lived to Tpaipo
IUi M
Dally Herald
T tr a i: Cash la Advaneo
In rood condition. 950.00 pet
ere. Colclotigh Realty company,
["elephant 752. K tl'l. tUnh Bldg-
Telephone ad* w ill be received
for patraaa and eolleetar teat
lemedlately far payment.
1 Time ______ — 19c a line
S Time* ____ L_ He a line
• T im e ._________ Tr a line
Time rate* aa re*neat.
The redneed rale* are far
ranter*tire laaertkaa.
Fire ward* of ar*r*t* Worth
•re roan led a line.
No ad aader 1 line* accepted.
All adrcrtlriar I* rentrkted
I* proper daaalflcatlaa.
If aa error la mad* The
Sanford Herald will ha reap**-
MAN WANTED for MUwlelph
RdUt* of 900 Corummer* In H*nford, NtW Smyrna, Daytona Beach,
TitntvRIe. Reliable hUttlrr ran
atari eam tnr 995 weekly end Inetoaae aoatp month. Writ* Immedi
ately. Rawlelgh Co., Dept. FA-RF91-8, Mcmphit, Term.___________
rfrtltp, - tha - adrertlaar > ftC
aubaeoueat inaertkaa. Tha of
fice ahaaid he notified immrdiatrly la cast of error.
TO ADVRRTIBRM8
A l l a r a l d repreaeatatira
thoroughly familiar with rate*,
rule* aad rlt» ifk * tla h will
glee yaa ram pbte ipfarmatlaa.
And If yaa • leh-,they •will nadid ya« |a warding year want
ad la make It Warn effect It*.
M lt. Can operate In home. Now
earning over 940 a week. Can
•■yUtCK. HKRVICK" on piano. prove itatem ent to jmur M tltfarbagidlf* or furniture - moving, tion. Curiosity leekeik not wanted,
l-oitlng'e Tranafer and thrtrtge, I'Hc* 9-750 rath. Apply 293 Bont
wick Avenue, Daytona Belch, at
4th and Pine Rl*. Phone 4M
once.
( •1
*
11»*“
■j
1 ’•
1 *r
M "
r *r l* *
1 >1
broke ap to* meeting
he eeld. "Ae a
M r *d gulf that
Mr. UBoy. hie
■*, aad knew he-1
T tili wnaderfhl natlteplle. I
all near America aa Moauaf* .
■M (HI. la ao efficient In IW
mem nt akin irnl.hl-# (hit
llrMoa or ertemt ofle* aiepi
one aiipllrtllnn.
A lew apnllrallont tad tm
petalalam r*#*t ol Ketema
ate healed n»v#e In rhllifn.
Monoea Kmart Id Oil la ttl
nletenm In naa n.i.l II la an ■
f 111lx anUpajillr th d pent!
,U .i*-»w «r n .V MhiOMia eaaef
lleMert in lla Influenrc.
M.Mtne'a Kmerald l*jl In Ik
Ktnal Imllla la dlepenaad by r
AkR-SDU mu (U n i Call
fur
a lia h tfer that will da lh* job 1 J. G. SHARON
a* yep want It . done, lotting'*
Attomoy«l*Lgw
T ren d er amt Storage, tih and
Will prattle* to ad Urn cawrta
Pin* Bta.
>
R iam laitlan *f Abatrarto *f U nd
Ttlle* olvea atnaelal attenllan.
UAH RTu N’EM,- g a t ra n g ttn Irebeaea, rhalra and ather tlaraga
furniture for aal* at bargain pricLIBERAL ALLOWANCE on your
4D8, Umalnga
ira. •Phone
nuiit iin»|
uuwiiif g Tranafer
a • at#*■
old battery. 919 W. Flret BL
ami Ntoiage, 4th an t Pin* Kit.
WANTED: ROUGH dried wa*hIN# atm* kelaw a Itoto’DaV i t IhN.
Ing. Will Iron If dvtlrod. I I I !
f <>uri. the follnwlam dtaerihid HAVE YOUR WATCH repilrad
______ _______
by on* who te*lly know, howl IxWuri Ave.
la Network; 9:18, Old Oold Char
Brigg*. Jiwelor, Mag. Ave.
acter Reading*, CBMt •:*>. The
MMernlaU, oGrla.Netwdrkf I , Pur.
* ncftolv# tylV * t ° I*j 1 h4* j t t
ridl Quartet*: 9:49, Prior* Pared*.
Dr. W. E. MacUOUaALU CIIIUB8r 10, J * k DeBiRr and hU orBOPRACTOR, la now located at
t h J l k t A Montrehh CBBj 10:30.
hie reaident* In Ftoial Height*,
*p«»a lh*_p*Nll#,ea*.
Radio Roundup, CBS.
era* of Kamlnnl* CVinnlr. Ftnr.
8. Ranford. Phone HAI M.
. . Ma, la Plat Beak *, paaan K .
BLAY8R CONTlffTED
The name la M aeM to aatlafr ANYONE DE8IRING to communi
cate With Ole Women uf the Ku
. TALLAHASSEE, May
U Slue Klin, write P. O. Ilox 1431. LKFKLKR APARTMENTS. J i l l
-A rlreSilt « * * . Jury h en
,
or raff Odd Fellow* ||*ll.
Marnolla Ave. Three room* and
Uy ronrirted Iridon K. wriiFON A nortlW *, *rT'
hath. Phone ftM.
’ *
Pellrllnr* for ('omplalnnnl.
cf mantlaightoe • In th*
PIANO CLAHBE8 for children 4 TIIHF.K OR four room* wllh lialh
claying of BuAc P rit to Wacalla
v rtn rm n r nai.it, . ,
to H y ean and from if to 12
county two year* ag*. Atlern,
In fliat floor. 9(9 Magnolia Avo<
Nnllr* la kvr*hr elv»n that (»4»t
eya for Porter, former Wahulto an* N» villa#, of th* rtaal D»rr»r y<ar( will begin June. 6th. Voire nu«.
•• •
•
tlata fbr rhlldien will Iwgin June
3rd.
Mr*.
Jullua-Taharh,
atudiu,
FOR
RENT:
Fvrn|tk«d
A
f1
*W
tR
a a l »er ptmiael# iMuMti. Pl«rM«.
Perk Avenue, ('olrlough Realty
ttiieMm W, It n«»u|in^rtr rl si 20ft N. Park Ave.
s»pft rfiiorl^IntniD. Bitot limn fljiH
Comimny, Tel. 732, Nat’l. Bank
rl al. ar# lirtamlaaiB, nn lh# II day
k lL U tf t IN FALL
of May, ten. h r th# tlnanrahf# w.
Bldg.
w. tv.lahi Jude# «r -aid Pmirt, I
offer fur aal# and -#ll to lh#
HAVANA, T S y
1 4 -IA P )^ - will
blah —i and h»ai hlddar at iinhllr LATK MODEL FORD Tudor. 16—Houaow For Rent
Joke Maria Mkafhlvan, rdi, form outcry
for r*#h In front uf lh#
Coupe. Roadttcr and lludton
flou## Hoar to lh# 1‘lly of,
er director of Dm United Roil- Court
FOR RENT UNFUHNIHIIKD.
nnoford. Klot Ida. on Hnndat I ha Redan. Reel A Hon*. Myrtle Ave.
company -1 of Cuba, waa *i dav of in nr, lha aama h#lna a
San
U n ta Dwelling, T r. 93»-<
tut#
liar,
lh#
follawlnk
d#*rrlb»d
yeattrday ^when he fell
25.1
(faWUV Inrair-I In Prmlanl# I’onn. WILL BELL 9123.00 equity on 2472 Palmetto, fl It. *
from an eighth floor windowII.of rtorlda. IA.WIII
25.1
li-ain ai ih# Monih*a*i noliti or
now Hudtan, Eitex, or Ply 2474 Ptlhirltn, n R.
too Metropolitan holding. Rela22.1
Inl.reanliia af Ninth air#»i and
mouth. or Chrytler fer 975. Ap- Plnetiurtl, 5 R.
tlvea u l d ho bod keen coffering
liak Arrnur and run K--I
1403 W. lit. 5 II.
20.1
-alone lh* Mauth am# of Ninth
nty Box M. B., rata lle n ld .
lMr##i (M f#n. touth on# bun.
J403 W. lat. 6 R.
20.1
dr#a #rr#ot#»n lil t) f#»l, XV»aI 1
«** f#rl la (Ink Arrnu*. Ihrni# •
Hervlco
. tfnrlii 111-f Ml In piim , r iBlnnlaa.. I*»lna ihP W#«i i*«
W# alto have tevrral AparVfr#l nf Ini foar f<) af |tl,--h •. A N C r s DRUG STOKE—ProMty 1 4 TAIXAHi
rtirnlt now available In the Hand
»l»r#n fill. TWr Khu- Oanfnrd,
ieriptlua*.
magailnea,
founUln
rallrneil frmnreordlae l# K. II. Trarfnrd'#
iryMa.
PROMPT
dtllveriat. Apt. Ilnute.
map lhrr#of la ttal'IhMik na#
minion, yeaterday heard appli('olrlough Really Co.
II). naa# It.II n f th# finl.llr
r—or#, uf Hmilnota l*uunlr,
ration* tor pnrmlta to operate
Florida.
I»a#
lh#
adalh
##‘
#n
motor rarriOnl oe»r etat* high(ft fr»i nf eald l»l four Ml.
NO BLOCKS—Irrigation ONK FURNISHED hoiite May 15.
mouldered aald aal- h#iaa mad# I* Cart, Into
Alto unfurnithril house June
»ff»ei th# lenae #f th# *forr-aia
and genertl rv.nrrt work.
dtrr##.
Canrreie Co, J. V.. Ter lit . 20H N. Path Avenue, The
n, W. ‘WAft It,
Ppenal Ma.irr
Tatty Shop.
, Prop. 3rd and Elm.
in rham-riy.
a
GO GRDOAN
EN ACRE celery faint. Nine
acre* tiled. Three pood w*l|p.
blrty nr ra t uncleared, hammock
djolnlng. Ilerbort 0. Crippen.
fPmrromfftUhT
AN EXPANSION program In
Florida lire* me an ripening for
three men betwren 20 and
50
furniture, tuch aa bed*, iprlng*.
year*. Addrea# your reply to Ralev dretaara, r a t alora*. etc. Phone
Manager, Box I lls . Sanford, Fla. AM, p m tln r’i Tmnefer and Starrhle'rrlew atrlctly ronfidcntl*! and ere. 4th ahd Pin# St*.
,
•
THE ARCADE
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
o a s is c a m
ANGEL'S BARBECI
Open 10 A, M. tb S
M. H anford A Gob
ATm .
F in n a n d POULTRY
LUNCH ROOM
Vfc"A2E?-to
,ir
Mr. ffp#ne#r naewerod-' *
Herring'* ripioik* tor
A
9—Tlay (Beat.)
E
faaj tura that tjwy wtU continue ta the cealrari, tor thoy b
jSr. Bpcnrer waa then granted girpn completa WU#f^ttonM.
toe I# fflr many pf th* argument*
t\
WANT AD RATES
^TiV^rrs-w,!?
f t i S
t W
i ' tha jury
era* not deal with lh*
to * thgt ,clty**, affair*.
d*fl ftUb ig U la - agon Ip lh*
tefaant who baa eperalmi tbo,
prpperiy ee*M7.
f
dty
Vf’.alJr-l^e'j
n r .E ts v :
Fort, John Meleeh, Frank Melach, tortlon chargo*.
John Ludwig. W. R. RupaaU, C.
A. Byrd, and X. Mailing.
.
II* thag |ok*d that alac* they
w en allm erabere'bfthe C h a m fr
*f Commerce that the thing ,1m
id hava a voiia ta thing*, and
Mr. PapworU then gtoled that
it ha«r no taapowalklllly”, hi
there wof# two trad* bodion, the
>U.
• " . • .? '* ' * •
Baafprd Chamber af Commerce
"That would nbork the IntoDi
and Die Benia*!* Chamber *f
me* of hpy thinking m*a”, ha
Commerce, both live add working
group*.
.
. f,
H p#M n»im T »nd
U I .3
T h e charge* mad* by Mr. Lahand* of the 19
.torkheldarp.
Roy are absurd oa the face of alway* two or thro#
"They ara tha Chamber of CwH
th an In ri«w of th* fact# I have really run any flow
•Utad,” Iw continued. “W# fol liob. aiu tib fii Ibf J*
lowed your laatnmtloaa aad appolpted a committee upon which
laced paroom wham via
it w e n npreM ntative men
i aa gritoe*.* t- * 7 ‘
renrluelen I want to aay
Hoy i t Id th at kit ecperienr* hpd
beep th a t' no itork
certificate#
g e n ktUcbed to any card* par*
chated in other eluba and that
“th# only way n perton can vat* In
thl* corporatloo I* far tot* 1*
■LfeQAL
.IW a. NOTfClM
i 9 ■ ■■■ *01
T—Aaolkal « 7i
^^TcUenb^'^liLm,i
tli# crppoelllon had n et been contln ictlre, but that ho would bo
glad to get a t the heart of th*
gfeblept a t one# bir dropping the
comment* pi the dinner.
"In regard to the I I 0 memberah|p cpfde,” he at Id. "Or# laeued
them that way bacauaa tha only
w iy wo could change the voting
alipngth would have been to die•aim the corporation. If w* did
flWl
* « • ¥ *“ »•
H
bead to tha ropne, to w* took th*
ha dob fbould ba iBittotlvf aad carried on «* w#
■ cenformlty with have.” A* far a* tkkata of mem*
b e n kip t* other c|ob# are cun-
Doctor offer* to tend 0 p a h ■*
100 day*' trial to any rea d er'e f
Oil* paper with the underoUnd-
11; ( i l l , O r*
IlhUt; 11:90, All
mcrpbenhlp, and all t ro*W d*
n a refer them ta the City countUlpc. tq .Mr. U B a y ”- b*. onto. 31
maintain th at aayeno who pay*
hi* ‘ 910 should haea-a. e a U .. II
that I* prwef th a t I am trying
to hm th# club, | plaad guilty
«wr*d th a t he wa* at)le la
■ $ 4 t tha club bad belt.
iM9t A, 0« F#riy Ae
M
Overall;
■fig •5#RWUl
and rale* the moapy in
►alien. N etU nr hhd1
iCar thle yea r1*, he etmtii
d
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t u r — Gtlneavllk.
• Signal*; 5:01, Uni
•r*>. O rtan P r a m
PartraiU. Wm. fl. (
I, Tlolene Slngert;
oghev and Hit OrtW
wiff and Police
orchettrt; 7:15, Hiu
» . Bate ball Retort
J . Mith.li.
W
Ijy toe But* of lllnali aftw-j
• la ta Government Super*
b a t devtied a na» courier*
tkel* that wilt not break *
nl.h and leave* no ihatfc «
won* or fat*. Thee# Bpori
ara really beautiful, flea W
a dktlngutthed appearance
Will aaable anyone ta road
1
B IC Y C L E S f t R E P A IR S
Lock, Key and Gna ttdpalra.
DKKTCII'B
.
LUMBKh
HILL LUtoBBI
Berrien. PhoDn
DRINKHLIINCIIB3
AltCADIt MARKET
Chei pr*t to THra
Repair*—liellaiahtog
Upbabterlug,
VEGETABLE
SHIPPERS
INDRPRHDHNT
flROWKItS ASSOCIATION
By John Devlin
r i r i f i
F o r Bent R enulln— A d v irlh to
r w «
CREAMERY
m the flrot u
INSURANCE
S l M INOLC C C 2 3
CRLAMERY
Will®
Beyond th* Alpa Ilea
Italy; and leat w* forgot,
behind th# billboard* Ilea
America— Judge.
A highbrow le a n #
whoa# kerning h a * eat#,
a tripped h k Intelligent*.—
Vincent Maatey (Farmegi
Premier of C tn tJh ).
I
D R U G S T O R E S
PRINTING
blhTCN J c i / l %Au/ M M 1
iie r a
W \ Artt ( r ill w t r p P o A r
Alea fer tiro#* who never
twaar
.
But die with all their
rtiaelag In them!
—E. MeLetn Johnton In
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THE ¥
AN INDEPl
IA IC p N E W H P A P E R
8ANF0RD.
W E D N 'K S D A Y , M A Y IS , 1931
PROCLAMATION
i sam e m atuaaed o a t h e
louae b efore,
■ . m otion to
tote a committee e f the
aa l<a the matter, and
roiaalaltg. Far eue
iM ti-flw minutes this
i debated, .with the ra
te muse Its before, and
no wasted add nothin-;
Is Subject O f
AH-Morning Debate
T A L I AHAaSEK, May
IX (A P )—Th* Hons* today wrangled
avsir proposal* to eliminate or re* * • 0»* salary of tbe attorney
for the ETrrgUdo* dralnagv dlitr'rt os it* mombera considered
a kill pPtvicusly approved hr tho
Senate
1
■
f t ' -V'
An attempt to eliminate
the
8.000 yearly .salary, and name the
■tote . attorney's of rounllei
In
1 hg drainage t'lalr'et to raprreept
thoa on tho rove rooting body
waa cited down 40 to 3*. The
Ifone* discussed an amendment to
radar* the salary to siaoo. but
tho time fey adjournment haltwl
the debate. The Hou<* also pa*Md
« Donate MU to raguloto the proa*
■ CMtteodan. state aarrice ofl« ‘hi,'tha’ i/ty, ant I. «gm e
ln a quiet sesalon the Senate
I * hfring Um .appropriation
Ite deparimewt cut *e mew hat. advanced to a thUd raiding of the
rat wffl og tb have hi* « * [ * fa llr ta anetod the gao bill to
" * fke the linbuin proposal replace
the two ■cents• gasoline tax now'
•sod by the slate road departmerit. The tax proponed In the
Hltbur* bill amild he la adidtlin
te a els.Mata tax now' reDeeted.
Tho Hoooe received a b'Q front
Rapnoenlallr* Depp, Bay, calling
Jbr annual oeovleM e f tho loil«la•oio for BO-dnya each. •' Another
bUI by Itepeoawtallre) RDtett. La.
Jpw
t o v q ^fwc^a* ^ior
iai1
aMtetaJpjwConfsdcrat*
Mawt la ttaTC ny^af Mari*
wa* iadallakalf postponed
; T m iteaS y < every county
of v pMago, and MTsrvI
-'b a re o naowpiaant t* the
Jarate Seldtera, and H h not
f.M iW y In nay opinion for
i b n n that Florida's
nil bar* Jo
xgst poor.. A t least
rant. ohfiHment In fa-
' The Finance aad Taxation rentmirlee yesterday afteraoon repbrted ' favorably
a bill hy
Senator Ktswarl, Fcrtiandlns, for
b to per cent amusement tax on
80 rente or morx. Btewpit cslinfated tho bill would rwteai $1*0 000
aanuslly. Fifty ror rent of the
revenue would
ho
dhtrtbu'rd
equally between the RUta's 67
coudtles, and M p*r cant woukl go
Renalnr Irby** bill to require
(terka e f dr.nit rotilt to famish
tax assessors racirds o f
mort
gages and deeds on file was re
ported unfavorably. Another bill
killed by the Finance aad Taxa
tion Committee proposed a
I'cents taa of M annually on all 1nasranr* agents, and * taa Of fir*
pat cent up. n lb* grots premiums
rallorled on policies held In Flor
ida. It wax Introduced by Iteaator
Adams. fra *' Hew.
•
. Senator Adams' hilt for a detamontary stamp ten, aoftaatad
Irr tb* Croxtetaw ien*lor t* mis*
$•08*00 annuatlr, alto wa* 'reptriad unfavorably.
A MU by Senator K'ng, Orlaiulo,
te allow lory of apectel tax** for
adflbtiatex purposes In rillsa was
rata riod favorably. Tb# bill woald
problbit a tery of more than on*
JLhi ; « . a — a..
— ---1 ....IJ
a Editor, Wife,
td By Robbers
M M Y A k u M a y lX
though foiled la aa al
lo w th* eol* o f tho
, Timeo-JaWrwal Mow-
W H E R E A S , th e Sem inole A »rfcu ltu ra| Club, rrprw*
t a t ■ U i f e num ber o f fe rm e n t end g ro w er* in 8 em lCountjr, h e* o rta n lc e d f o r th e p u rp o »« o f ategiu g,
" t o ? c d e b r e t lo n ln ou r c ity tom orrow , to be known
t a 'f f n t t Annuel n tra to ra D e y celebration, end.
W H E R E A S , the
ite e apirit o f dot
v en d business men o f S em inole County a n d 'S e n fo r d ;
mtd to dlaplay to th e residen ts o f this section aomo o t
th * ad ven tegea w hich m e y be realized by the people o f
• eo m m u n ltr o r rou ntr w ^ o -w tn ^ - h a rm rm h / f^ y-ro r
b e n e fit o f ell Its a c tiv itie s ; end.
.
.
• 1 W H E R E A S , tho purposes o f the celetirntlnn a reV o n *
•••ten t w ith good citizenship, good fellow ship, end mu*
fu el b en efit to ua ell, '
»
T H E R E F O R E , I, T . L . Dumas, m a y o r o f th e C it y Of
Benford, Florida, do cell upon e ll o f ou r m erchant* and
profession al men to d o s e th e ir doors to m o rro w a t ItOO
o'clock, and jo in w ith th e fa rm e r* In m aking th e all-day
celebration a m em orable.on e in tho en n el* o f ou r city .
S ign ed by m e this th irteen th d e y o f M ay. A . D.
1931.
,f
T . L. D U M AS,
f
v •
- .
M a y o r o f S a n ford .
GRIPS FRANCE AS
VOTERS GATHER
K ILLE R
Ians Of Communists
'Foiled Aa Officials
Send Troops ToAid;
Disorder Subsiding
M a d r i d , May i x - u r i —
Mining swiftly on reports that
Otimnun’sts had |dannrd a raid
e a the Bank nf Brain, the r>vemRBnt mobilised ;r«<p* end po«tr«l
tlfrni sbiut the fuibilng today lit
Uw alronge-t display ef military
timer Mndi LI lias seen n yearn.
Cavalrymen
surrounded
tin*
blork In whl.h the bank Simula
gulUlln* b ises aiming the galhern e crowd wldrh was to hate
•toyed a demonstration at n*> n.
Liaht artillery,
machine gun
crvws, tanks, ami arnurvd cat
to suppurl the Infantry alsn wits
massed.
Troffie was de'oure*l.
storm
dosed, and shutters drawn over
the lank windows a* the door*
'Wore hoi led aaalnst the atla t.
An Appreciation
Francis tTwo Hun" Crowley,
Wanted far murder, was held In
Knickerbocker Hospital In New
Yelk following his capture after
a <un . buttle with 600 ofIU*rs.
Shot 1 1 * times, he was finally
lutdued with tear gas. Ilia girl
companion,
Helen Walsh,
was
taken by o ffk n a during the bat
tle when they surrumtdel the
apartment on West 00 th street
where Crawley mad* his last
■land. Ithe was abet once during
the fiwy-
Brland M iy B d
Twelfth Prei
Wataonj Quits Quia
Balloting In Secret um
TAU A1IAH 3KK. May ' l l _
1 A P )—» The House Tuesday or
dered ite Investigating waamltle*
to rompleto inquiry into -chargee
of Impeachment brought against
Cootteroller Rfnest Amos. The
artloti was taken after - atormy
seaslens In rioded and open meettata.,
..
;
•
At the completion of an hour
aad M) rainate* executive 'meet-
PARIS, May” fa—( A I ') — Klrrtkm favor, soiled Franco T i today niql
night on-the ere of the gathering. F it
e f th* natlohal assembly at Vrr- .(j,.
rallies Wednesday to elect .Um
twelfth - president of the repair- ^
ik .
, g
The contest appesreil to h a tfi Di,
narrowed down to Aristide Hrlaad, « l .
6>-yrar-old foreign minister and 7
eleven times <premier, an I Paul 3 *
Of »*• Reaate. ^
In the corridors of the. Owin' Z y
dd former
her of Deputies,
Driand
was'
er arlrioIfht against Amo*. favorite.
.
trot
provoking
> Roblnesu. |)ade,
I nmmlller uf In- llawtlnfv of Senate imi rr.nm« the
*
^ aoan afterward ber group* rare*led the difficulty
lltte* asked per- of maintaining parly dl.tipllne In •»,ballot.
Mia the inquiry to a .secret
.
.
* me
It-. Is agraed that Hilaml ha* met
th* beet rhance or wlnnini; on
T
Daring hasted. debate on the the first hallot% III* fthmls,
floor with Wateea. Roblueau said
th* commltte*. felt tlmt only tho
caae agxinrt Ames tad been dcI" praribu* hearings end
cltlea,
and
111I ■ Ithe
Lunilnir
■
■ 7
i
.m
l a .ulled
I U i i J ■H
l i a ■M
M II H H
^csr
^
i n^
1
Jide.1^
The Jloga* ordered the InrrtUgmtlen eooUawod end exprrtred
confidence In tho committee.
Soon after the morning session
opened. WaUer- asked the llousa
tc clear galleria* Jo discu** a
matter of Impeachment and a
ni"tter o f puraoual privilege.
itativr* cau
House could not
to session the
Mlf late ram Dilltse of th*
d*. rlasting the
Ballory of
Hater* end the
newspapermen and
The nati-Driand rtenu-nt has
rancewtrated around Doumer. The
email vote which It I* climated
that Jtan llrnneoiy, wealthy dis
tiller, will revolve, Is exiwru-d tu
rume from Di-land'* ranks.
Th# new chief exe.-uli.r will
succeed President (losti.ii Donmorgro#, whose sevro-year trrm
expires Jan* IX
Brland, enmeshed to a degtr*
In th# convention* that givrnt
csblnet minister* in
Paris, is
more soprasthabl* abtuad
At
Crnrra he spends man* vtViinga
In th* Democratic atniosph.de uf
th* Cof# Oararia, where In- ileraUAl and member* who oplight* to gather hi* frlrmU about
(Coo Us aad Oa Pag* Two)
him and, sipping hi* beer, set
them laughing with hi- witty
stories. >
Convention Report
Anyone mey apeak to "Monaleur le President"—lie has Iren
11 times premier and president
of the slat* cwanril—and be sure
1. fcarhry, and of • quick and ptearant resigns#,
llotd delegate* lie dislikes Interviews but enjoy*!
sraa'l talk.
motion of KlDriand seldom m il. state psplaml, were th*
at the weekly itx . One of Um member* of hi*
■b.hoJd at th* official family mart*is them for
him, then tern Vim about them.
•f
ronrentloa H f never fartate a point.
Friends say he Js a poor speller
Burst of tho
th* program and point lit proof to one 30th* direction of word state moat hy once made la
I Overlln. Th# yrtkb there were three #rrm* In
lot tb* Hanlcrd apolling aad two of aynUx.
Hi*, capacity, for frlrndihlp |a
rhurfb ami hutLHnt
•“ For me.’ Alfonso he* not lirtH
king of the h'pansrds sloe* 11)21,
when the Prim , dc Rivera dicta
torahlp w'a« establl.hrd,'' (iallsi
■a raid last, night.
“ W f will ‘ Invesl'gale Ihniuoxhly i#|iorl* that Alfonso lli.pim l
groups uf ar'sto. rals, Inclu.linir
Lue* de Tvna, who rv-enllf tlsltr.1
him In Par's,‘ In start anll-g ivern
merit disorder*."
The allot nry general s a id
specific Indi. tioenls would I *
ashed aialnsl the fmmn
King
fo r iJIrgrd authmvH p of anilrepuhllran literature se re.1 by
. (Continued on psge Two)
L a b o r Encyclical
Being Prepared By
Head Of Catholics
V A T IC A N CITY, May IX -~
kP)— Annouiueim I.' teat ISipe
u* would tssus *n r-ncrrl rel on
ter, aupplemenllng the famoua
gycleal "irrum
nuvaiam" oF
f-e L e , K ill on lit* -am* sbbitf-arousr.1 Inieii-'l birr testerThe pop* Is ••peeled t , Iss'ie
lo oncytIleal a lew days after
a rad1.. add.oss Friday comMMpratinu the fortieth analverl » » # f I’ope Leo* famous lalmr
km op o. Ilo I. m w wurklnt on
Mpgumenl, slid‘ l| U ,expected
•wfill be generally outbned In
Nearly 1 Million Per*
Hons. Write Letters
P ekin g BigAwards
WINSTON, S i lam. N. C. May IX
Big Air Armada ls
ft»f |h# best tetlcf setting forth tbe
a<lvantagrs to imukers of tli* paw
molaturo. 'proof cellophane wrapper
on.Camel c g a .c tl* package, offlcjel* of the It. J. Reynolds Tobarm T a , tmlay revealed
that
ae«rly
l.uoo.oon letter* were
ivnllrd ‘ them
i lane* Horn the
army atr
The. w unar uf the first pr'ie.
James Thomas Sharkey, X!, a rar|«-iuure than tlAo nf (hem-Duetou milkman. It a married man wore bnaded for Ihl* aviation ren
whj rame to this country fmm
ter foy u cnncentraled delrnte of
Industrial i t i ii in flf l lie’ etsi oni
awarJef 111 0«xl, the first
miJdleweaL Th*. J'aclllc
Uattl*ftert O f the nary, accompanied by
tmrsult and bombing |dents from
the airrrdfi >arri*rx
Haiatoga
and Uxinaton* wa* mating out
ly *ea for a *UaUI#" nnd gunnery
prarilee. .
I'lanes , f th* United Btataa air
fm.es, com posed of regular aimy
and natiunal gua d ahlpi, left
•rmy air field* within the tonlinrntal Ihnltx of the UnUad
Hlatrs yesterday for Dayton, all
with mdrr. t0 be at Fairfield and
W iight flsWa, the arnte aviation
ra*earrh dep st*. not later than
Friday.
While at on* lime or another th*
army will bars S72 planes In tb*
■If, laat docs no| represent th*
lllhting strength of th* carp*.
NEW YORK. Ms- liL- (A l ’ )- - Nrorljr 300 of thaae ships enmpo**
A l leqst •J.OUtIJMH) will be spent the supply train nnd mainlrnam*
fur nenspsper ad.citislnc by re sort Ion of air forrr*. dome, too,
bd
tail mgirhanl* In Cunnectloti with ore sehxd shl|u which will
National Cottcn Week. June l,t a used by the umpire* and staff o f
8 (teoige.Maan, president .if the ficers.
After the enny ha. defended
Col Ion TexlBa Institute said to
day.
.
Chicago and IM ra't, the *lr fore*
, : lie based the estimate on a sur will spill Ihlo two , e l Ions to euavey vf iteiwitm.nl store*, chain vergy oa N*w Y .rk d ly next
ntoirs, and null urikr nause*. “ A week, to defend 'Jm raalern sea
widespread allmulallup 'o f retail coast fr>m Mslus to Virginia.
trade end business generally I* exfaclrd to -rmu|t from this move
ment," Bloofi said.
Huge Sum ToBeSpent
To Advertise Cotton
Sha rpshootlnjf Sheriff
Makes Quick Arrest
IIUNTBVILIJC, Ark-, May J X k-\t’ ) —Three man robbed the Val
ley Hank of Jlhtdsville, near hrra,
cf more than. M M Tuesday and
ware rVBtnrrd less than an hour
telrr. hawedJ tan $1M0 wax fuand
lo* dec is red th* woth- on Ik* fnfU dfysated•
iht la a living wait* which
gable him ami hi* family
fell bat frugally, ta tar*
■ and la time to
awn
eyrllcol of Ism X III wa*
d ta economic thought to
itionary and It I* toileted
m will carry It a a'rp
We, Ike member* o f tho
cumin litre* irpresenting the
farmers of Hrmlnolc C-iunly
take this opportunity to ex
tend to every rltlaen ef Bernlnole County ■ personal Invita
tion to he Mir guest* al our
First
Annual Farmer* Day
celebration, an occasion which
la aponaoreil by us for the sal*
purpose of fostering • spirit
of co-operation ami good-wilt
throughout this county.
We, the member* of the
rommlttre wish tn niprms our
alarora appreclatlca for the
splendid co-operation and •upport o f the farmers, m«rrhants, professional men, and
dealers In agricultural sup
plies, and all others who to
gether have made the first
Reralnole Cocnty Formal* Day
possible.
Signed: Ales I t Johnson,
orting chairman, Pater Thu re
tail, llenrv Thunton, I*. F.
Dorner. Rax Packard. Kdmnnd
Melsrh, II. J. Lehman, ( I . . II.
Drawn, Henry Hrbumaebcr, K.
F. Cooper, A. Corpany, T. T.
Adam*, V. M. Oroeer, John U.
Deodar, 8. D. Illghleyman, W,
A. teffter, (». f - Adam*. D,
J. Uarrett, H. J. Mayar, and
R. II, Cullum.
Railroad Fares From
West To Eaat A re Cut
BAN FRANCIBCO, May IX ( A P ) —Tho l.-wmi railroad, fora*
from th* Porlflr Coast to aastent
point* In I I year* go Into tlfoct
July I, for a four months porisd,
on tho Houtharn PartfL. Sant*
Fe. Union Pacific, and Waster*
Pacific lias*.
,
OffloiaV
today announced a
• 10 reduction In oM-way
fare
U-In son California aad Chlcngo,
ranking the cas h rate, J4X Th*
far* to Kanao* City,and Missouri
river gpint* W1U b* cat 1748,
*-*Md waa aU»
* Meeting et the Sen
High school laat night fi
purpose o f ch eck in g
checking th e num erous i
in volved d eta ila w hich w ill
m atched to g e th e r to f «
w h a t la c o n fid en tly e x pec
to be a pictu re o f fu n i
fr o lic (n w hich th e goa l !
c re a tin g a closer s p irit o f
operation between tho Bemil
County farmer and buslnao* <
I a n ached, the nearly to
90 1meal
o f the Fanner* Day c#l
relehral
commit*# decided that tho Iasi*
t*U had been attended to, u d |
Making roull happen which W»
cvuortnon wwim will i u h i
a*y affair of lU hind ever ska
la Penfurd.
. Promptly at 10 :0 0 o'clock t*a
iww morning, the all-day coM
tloti officially open. when a Im
parade, participated In by d
stale, and county officials, d
trgsnliallona, busIncas how
mhoate. ,and. lodges, will m
th rough, thh >jjoW» town sect!#*
this city to ‘the sIrvine at sat
ftom the Sanford Btka Club he
sad the rodie truck o f the ,C
Dottltng Co. It Is eitimated k
wWn the parade reaches-JR
Avenue that fa ll* 3000 paop)
be <m the slreots, in d * to
a port In I ho day'g colt broil
Among tho fratutet v f th
rede will be a eectiou dgvol
spans uf mule*. Almost 10
of mate* have boon « ntaiad I
parade, repcraentlng farms
every,-aactlun o f the touat]
irrirt L >r> Br t u n i n i f t t l i :
■HUIVtee
Th* perad* will dir hood
fpet of Faik Avehuo. The
ar*| decorated cars will Im i
Ita . U iilitniiy. flt flffrita ;
M. 1‘apwoitb. prt.ldsnt
Seminole County Chamber o f <
,f (Continued oh Pagu Two!
Only ! American
VUit Pole OnZep
n a*’ i i i n u i v i i , mmj u — Lieut. Cbm. Fdwaid II, I
of tba Coast Guard Tueedaj
dr* gn*ted by Rear Admiral
P-llard. commandant, to U
o n l y ,Amariraa rrpreoaw
sbosid tho tir*f Keppslla a
flight from Frodriahahafta J
K'.., 11. Pole.
n..i^
Nmlh
’' . '•
*
Smith will go psrikularj
objeive lo* and Ite bahovlor
Arrti* re*ions. II# 1* aa oali
ing ice authority and spool
>r#r» with tba Unllod Blab
patrol In the North
Al
studying the movements o|
bergs.
The fteaat Hoard anrteuM
said the Craf
Zeppelin
leave Friedr'.chthafen on it
sod proceed to Rpltxbepgw
Moor until th* xuhniarin* I
lua nears th* note with Si
bert Wilkins' azpodllloa. ,Tk
p*Hn qnd the subotarino at
poctaf |» r*a«h tba pile (
•am# time.
.
Sailtb paid th* O r*f Xogm
It had time would kook ta:
aad vi*|t Lanin Lend, fm
known *| Northern Load, 4
trad aereraj year* ago by K
scientist*.
CHICAOO.
M ay,
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HAVANA,
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Here is good news for every citizen o f Son ford in d Seminole County
• GhurchweiTi wffi h
but this time it will be better because Churchwell’g is going to have a BIG ECONOMY SALE
most remarkable savings of a lifetime. Prices have been sliced to the bone. Come in and be
come early in order to get tin t choke.
’
:
Don’t Forget the Time and Placef^hurchwelTi—Wednesday, May 13th. j
w
m
f it t f
J O T •.
, May 13 .that will bi
but remember you i
Natural C^lor
SILK PONGEE
4 Y d s . $ 1 .0 0
NOTICE THE
DROP IN PRICES
U LAR 26c CHILDREN’S
LADIES' R AYO N BLO OM ERSOQn
^REGULAR 80c>.;.4.... A................ .......... '—:'t
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riiADlRS- R A Y Q N S IL K SLIPS.
gpJJCIALrV ALU Ko~ •*•»... ••in.... ................
ATHLETIC
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HEAVY
*L A 0 ltiS ’ P U t t FASHIONED
g 7 p
BILK HOSE .......... ............... ............ .....
•ONE LOT LADIES’ SLIPPERS TO
i n i ua b
d d
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*K and 1A
HORN
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66 SSHOES.....
j
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GOOD BROADCLOTH
^
IEGULAR 13.50 LADIES’
lUPPERS-PUMP OR STRAP :.....
INE LOT OF LADIES* HATS
10 CLOSE OUT F O R ..... ..............
.ADIEU’ REGULAR ta H ATS-^6 INCH PRINTS. FAST COLORS
•ER YD.
.................... . .........
8 INCH BLEACHING. GOOD
1UALITY. 12»/a YARDS ...............
BIN C H PRINTED VOILE. GOOD
lU^tLITY. PER Y I ) . ... .................
REGULAR 38.50 A L L WOOL
1ATHING SUITS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••'•A*1
IEGULAR 64.00 A L L WOOL
IATHING SUITS ................
IEGULAR 6&00 A L L WOOL
O SUITS
grade
25c FAN C Y
NEW D
OXFORDS.
^Preaenling New Summer
.
A t a Very Special pi
15.00 values 1345
56.00 value# $4.79
ft0*0 values $845
$12^0 values $9.45
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B AIT €AB!HNG CONTEST
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'AGE MADE POSSIBLE B Y THE FARMERS' D A Y COMlHrTFREX
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�THE SANFORD HERALD, BANFORD^ FLORIDA,
A Lesson To The Rich
daado seems to be .having
• of tho trouble* which HpuI 1*4 a*vers 1 year* ag*.
*
The life of Mr*. WhitcUw Reid, who died recently at
the home of her daughter, Lady Ward, at Halnt-Jean-CapFerrat on the Riviera, la an object leaaon to every woman
who ia bom with a allver apoon in her fnouth and who
rccelvea every benefit of wealth and education.
When a woman, who haa atruggled up the ladder of
aucceaa from the deptha o f poverty, endows great charitlea
generously, and Imalea herself with tho problems of the
common people, she probably remembers when she too
knew what it was to bo ill-nourished and inadequately
clothed. But when a woman born to purple and fine linen
gives of herself and of her money to aid those not so for
tunate, one realizes that she has not only a kind heart but
a great imagination.
Bom Elisabeth* Mills, daughter of Ogden Mills, who
made.his fortune In the Comstock.Lode during the frenzied
rush to California In 1B49, she began;her first charity en
terprises by working with her father on the Mills Hotels
for the poor and the nursing school at Bellevue Hospital,
New Y’ork. After her marriage to Whltrlaw Reid, she
helped organize the New York chapter of the Amcricnn
Red Cross, loiter in Franco with her husband who was ap
pointed minister to that country In 1889, she was the
founder of Reid Hall, h club in which American art nttidents might make their- home.
It Is said that during Whilclnw Reid’s ambassadorship
at tho Court of St. James that this couple achiovcd a so
cial popularity never* equalled by any American In Eng
land In tho salons o f the nobility ns.well ns in the hos
pitals of tho poor, tho greatness of soul of this American
noblewoman was felt. After her husband’s death, she took
over the affairs of the Tribune, and acquired the Herald.
She olso pul the Paris Herald on a sound financial footing.
Evidences of her Intelligent financial contributions can
lie found from Sarunac Lake, New) York, where she found
ed a sanatorium, to San Francisco, where she endowed a
hospital. The Episcopal Cathedral In far away Manila and
the student club in Paris show how widespread were the
clmritublc interests of this woman. Her last service to her
country, which she served in 1921 ns presidential electornt-lurge, was the lending of her home, “ Ophir Hall” nt
Purchase, New Y’ork for u residence for tho royal visitors,
the King and Queen of Siam.
Elisabeth Mills Reid leaves a spiritual legacy to the
daughters of rich men. Her life refutes Arthur Brisbane’s
theory that it Is practlcnlly impossible to accomplish anyIhlng in tho. world if one Is bom with the handicap of
great wealth. The dignity of her life and the gracious
memory of it will always be an Inspiration to America’s
dollar imincesses.
Miewhere on * corner In n big
Florida Vegetables
■DAY, MAY
T
m h Tb
!>, W «
FOB TODAY
I t THE MAHTF.R—Behold,
at th* door, and knock: Jf
in hear my voice, and open
)r, 1 will come In to him,
1 1 up with him, and ho with
'Bit— “Com# In my heart,
•oat Com* Into my heart
•ft answer turneth away
bat a eoft head never gat
iy anywhete.
elands the future bead of th#
b trnst.— Biunswlrk Pilot.
I irs bright for I032,
irt Hoover, but he was
elitlrally, not ecnnoml• 'man gel* married he Is
tt| mated or check mated.
•Union. A n d sometime*
I ptlng style* In bathing
my criterion to go by,
i wjl(b# jiojjular reeort*
dttla learning may be a dan■a thing, aa the poet sap, and
Ve that'* why »o many of us
w ag emu*.
p«T» time w# read about one
hOfe felloes attempting aol•aeurressfully, w* think It's
ladder they're a failure.'
---------ie pewspaper* recently hive
kilting the trouble* of Euroroyalty ftotn A to Z— Alfun■Arkansas (laiatte,
ANOTHER RENO DIVORCE M ILL NEEDED!
FOR SALE
By SAM LOVE
on* of th* authentic oldest Inhabi
tant* of New York •—(lot'a »**.
have I been her* Tit* or al* year*
now?)— I claim the privilege of
shedding a few' tear* over 'the
passing of »om* of our city’s
landmark* I » make way for pro
gress a la John I). Rockefeller,
Jr. To create spar* for his Radio
City, with Ita newfangled cubial'c
towers, Ita two theatres
wired
for television, It* elevated shop
ping walkways and its other hoitytoity Innovations, steam shovels
and cr>w bars are tearing away at
().? buildings at this moment.
I claim tkr solace of shedding n
few tear* user these strain shovels
and crow bars, l*e.ati*e a* an old
Inhabitant they are tearing Into
my heail. The site of Radio City,
between b'llth and Mlxth avennr*
and 4Xth and Mat streets, beld
row on row of the worst ventlJated speakeasies In town. Wreck
ers are even now demolishing the
first ipeskeasy I ever entered in
my. life. Well do I remember It.
It was a gay place, full of artoia
and art teases out of work and
children from the country look
ing f ir jobs. The gin was feloni
ous. the brandy^vroree and the
absinthe a eomllnation of antifieese solution and lieotire slicks.
It was In a sealed basement and
wakea were held at regular Inter
vals for customers who had vent
ured Inti the Itlh street air ami
raught pneumonia liefore
they
could hail a taxirah.
ban
LAN TA
"
ROSE COURT
APARTMENT
HOUSES
A T A B A R G A IN
Cultivated Farm* and wild
celery land in nil parts of
the Sanford Celery Deltn.
Agents
Established 130*
Phone th
This speakeasy was flanked on
either side by other speakeasrt
made exactly I ke It, and occas
ional patrons used to broaden
their acquaintance by wandering
Inadvertently Into the wring one
and atk'ng for Tony. All
the
*|ieakea*le* in the area to be oc
cupied by Radio City were con
ducted by genllrment from Sicily,
with phony French accents, named
raised to prvnouure •’ToUIvt-t") No. 3, and Brattice Uyid, iu Us' ii
has been forced |o move front N >. of the bdniiral, at N >. 3, Fiftieth
M, some street, lire British Coin- street.
modtvralt)i Club ha-- been ousted
<r__
>
from Ro. 33, and will henceforth
As red a* blood It the stone
entertain liana-Atlantk llyvi* id front of No. 211 West M »t slirej.
Thet# were • number of other simp other nddlrss.
It wo< i-wmil by Anulil llothiteln
dear landmarks in the arra, too,
nt the time of
the gambler's
Slid we bad better a*t alone with
I f you trmrmlier I. Ilian luir- sudden denilse st the hands of a
our weepinv. Rl«ht there where raine, the arin**). she has left fri prison or person, unknown. ,T|*c
the llosr ng Forties
met
the Wrsl filsl strret. Tin- wrecker* color of the building lx a rvdnri(Quieter Fifties (hero w it n sort sir taking brr boudoir nparl to ■k-nre, Ju-t I ke Its. land lord's
•f- tide rip, where strsnyr flotsam day w(lh pick axe<. Ruth Hair death. The tenanls.shrd n ■ leata
tubbed sea nst atranaer Jetsam. thr frtiin'st trader and wifr of lor him, by Ibe way.- lie was' n
For Inataner, there wrr* .100 hu*l Hr) wood Broun, thn . rolumnUl, tough landlord nn-l didn't seem to
nr** hiuse* not ronnectrd with still retain* lirr apnrlmi-iit nt N >. i are whether dark browu water
tha liquor rarkat,
20. But ekr I* parking up. Runnier rim# oat of the bathroom tap or
.
(irrard Is prtting Ids l-rloiitine • n it.
The old.BrbwnslOfw-s.ia.tkr side IdKrthqr, ,ln flrr front No. 21. And
It-1* tilting and proper, B Is
ktreela hAUed stiarige'neighbor-.
so are Lady Simumr Wilkins, of demanded liy tradition tha'. a
At 04 West 49 street was Mr*.
Ilnudlnl’s tea room. She opened It
after her husband's death,
be
cause tha greatest magi- Ian nude
Ids money disappear with , the
/OUCAN NAM*
same farlllty h# used on rahMt*.
In this tea room, the waller* wrrr
Y o u r p r ic e a n d
all slelaht of hand aitlsts and
iSTILL DECIDE » *
It was nothing for a doian pigrvns
to fly out of a combination ham
on rye.
The Importance of nlillnlr FloritlB fnrmern by purchajting Florida frulta anti vegetable la ably brought out In a
recent editorial appearing in the Tampn Timex which de
clared that thp agrlculturolncnmmittec of the Tampa cham
ber of commerce him inaugurated n movement to have
Hillsborough county tablen supplied with Hillsborough
county vegetsbles, Instead of having some*1,590.carload* of
vegetables shipped there from other stntes,' principally
from California.
"There are limes, of course," continues the Times,
"when It Is necessary for its to go outside of Hillsborough
county and outside of Florida for our vegetables. These are
not often, nor for long. Thcrq Is no excuse, however.,,for
our buying, nnd consuming vegetnblfs ’fro m ottrer'states
during our own growing senson. Yet otic member of the
chamber committee reported having been served Cali
fornia lettuce in a Sanford restaurant the same day 28
carloads of lettuce were shipped to the north from Hanford.
Kindred instances are not uncommon, nor arc they con
fined to Hanford. They have their locations throughout
Florida. They evidence the height of economic folly, yet we
go on having them.
‘Tho chairman of the chamber committee stated thu
matter, aptly and forcibly when he observed 'If we can’t
compete with California in growing vegetables for our own
market we might us well quit.’ Qf course we can make
The houee numbered 25-27 In
such comiwtltlon. If we tlo not wake up anti begin doing so 4!*lh street was the one In which
New Y'otk columnist should shed
teat* over the passing of these
thin]*. Or, If not the parsing,
their removal to amthrr neighbor
hood. The
prohibition .exhibit,
light around the roiner Com the
•peakeasle* at G2K K.fth avenue,
haa been forred t > move, too. The
whole Ihlng !a most depresslry.
Coo Id you spare me a handkerchief?
EDGEWOOD
FLOWER 8H0P
t-lsnrn *wd Mer*l nreedae*
rear Vriesd* aMl Melsttve*
»'lar*l i M n s far all
Tex Richard was w mt io tt.rn*
atartlingly lavah parties In thr
dnyt when dene Tunnay and Jark
Dempsey were prise fighter* instrad of husbands.
) Agha, tha 1M1 year old
la taking flying Itatona. He
atay out of those plane* or
'llabla to dlt prematurely.
Mabel Tallafena (which
v wealth of the aveiag-l
mn haa been placed at
'Indicating that quite a few
• Americana hav* been
hanged.-Miami New*.
I was
from the Brevard textbook manj
of our pupils hav* studlad:
Florida enffered greatly from
high taxation. • * • The white
people grvw poorer and poorer.
In. many caaaa their property
waa sold to pay th* heavy taxes.
Th* situation then wa* rompll
rated, of court#, by tha carpet-bag
ger, the exploitation o f th* negro
vote and tho widespread cnmiplinn In public efftce. but thee*
fastora only aggravated th* Inerttabl* seriousness of th* tax prob
lem. Wig have no euch political
tutmull such as marked lb* TildenHayes election or the administra
tion of Cevemor Reed,
whom
Florida legislators sought thrice
to Impeach, but w* faro tha same
crisis in rafting governmental
revenue.
wgina to look aa If the racehill might bo peesed In this
a.after alL Then th* people
plpol* County g ill hav* the
to trot* on th# quaetlon of
tr they want racing in thl*
Tampa .Tribune point* out
•ring th# pail ten year* tha
f schools to Hillsborough
, juts Increased >45 percent,
gahlltls ar* >45 parcent betMl ton yoare age, th# Ux[a if k t not to hick.
Bweepned IneasUgatlon of
gtineate system of gambk agoratlon teat wlnt-r in
l parts of Florida might
f pOVtlsp far-reaching con-
)'
N EW YORK
E S D A Y , M A Y 18. l t t !
» ort y a p of te* ewers la <ho warid mo baylog, yoae slier peer, are th* lire* which aeo •Icing
tha mart vote* and aaHilartiea, MSoae
TRADE US YOUR TROUUES BE
FO RE THEY HAPPEN— WE A U
LOW LIBERALLY FOR OLD TIRES
Thit our present tax system I*
out of print It generally agreed.
A gtneral property lax, bearing
TRENDS OF THE TIMES
Conservative forroa in England
at* mobilising for an attack on the
ptimy-ln-the-pound land tax favored by a . resolution forced
through th* house of commons
with Liberal support. Such a lax,
amounting to about foot milla an
th* dollar or 40 cent* ho th* 1100
valpation of land, seems radical—
almost revolutionary—to the conaarraUra elements In
England.
Improvement* cn British land are
heavily taxed, hut not tha land
ItoalL
To Americana, 40 rants on tho
Jioo aa a land tax would atom tha
afcewar u tbslr prayer*. In Dad*
you tea heel aa this! th* tlr«4 which th* Lrg-
property, aa roatemplated by eur
constitution, Wave* little to be de
sired. W* bar* had that system
far some 4* year* and It never
ha* workad satisfactorily, although
there were few remplalat* when
taxpayer* war* prosperous. Taisw
and dapraa- didn’t seem.to matter then. Now
art haro awakonod to tha fact that1
persons I proparty haa boon allseed
to escape alaaaat without exceptloa and tool aetata has heat as*d aa ealaatiaaa vary lag from
t to 1M par real. Na wonder
4 M t work satisfactorily and
that tha system teemed aatlraly
out * f joint whoa revenue require-
this Is sevare In England's* In our
own tountry, but la a four-mill
tax on land revolutionary T W *
laugh, a little giddy at the thought
of such a blessing.
Tea contriver*!#*
B
TODAY'S PRICES ARC THE LOWEST
Itm tw qrosr
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Hr*, hat
REPAIRING
Member ind.
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T IIE 8ANF0R1) liE RAU J, 8ANFOHD. FIOIUDA, WEDNESDAY. M A Y 13. 1®3I
Social And Personal Activities
M BS MARGARET PETERS. Society Editor
Social Calendar
i r r r
WEDNESDAY.
Member* o f the Woman’* Club
are i* k r j to m*et at the Mlnlatutw Golf Course at 8 a’alo.-k.
FRIDAY.
Th# Junior ('h r it Ian Endeavor
of the F fm Prmbyter v> Churrh
it III have choir praetke tonight at
7:30 o'clock wil l Mt*.’ G.
II:
Brown, 1U Park Avenue.
Rtgular meeting o f the W. f .
T. U. will be held at 3 o’clock at
tlio home of Mr*. Franris E. BoD,
1101 Park Avenue.
The laat uprcaalon recital of
the aeaaon of th* popilg of Mm.
George A. Maffrt will be prevent
ed at 8 o'clock at th* Junior High
School.
• The South Side P. T. A. will
moot at 2:41* o'clock at the «h o o l
auditorium with a Mgypul* done*
«a the feature » t the afternoon’*
program.
.
'„
flic Kldeli* *Cla** of the Klrnt
B.iptlit Church will* meet at
H
o’clock with" Mr*. II. K. JlorrU,
10U Hughey Avenue.. .
Mt*. Maty lUgglnVlt thc/ g t r :
foal a few deyt o f her "daughter,
R H . If. 1). Wight, a\ her- Imnn In
Court.
Jame* M. Toy la-, Florida claim
- adjustor of the Standard Acrblenl
Inautanro Cn., of lletro’t, Mich.,
* n hem tuday mi IiUrIiic**.
Mr. and Mr*. Fiank E. Mailh
wood, t f T e rn , arc epemllitg 10
day* heie with.the former’* mo
ther, Mra. lio n
Marknuot, at
Jier home on Jlagnolia Avenue.
Office Telephone 148.
Mesdames Dukes And
Methvin Give Party
With Eisti'r Milo* and phlo*
nulling ip the dec .ration*, Mr*.
T. K. Duke* and Mr*. II. n, Mtlhvtn inteitainrl w lh a hridye
patty on M *n«la)‘ a* emoon at
the hotr.o o f the formei, I'OO
Laurel Avenue. HutIntr thr aft
ernoon hriiljr progw ab n * wore
enjoyed and at a Lite Lour worr*
were ailde 1 and pn*rt Gtrardnl.
Mr*. E. B. Store lirll hleh sv-i.r*,
Mr*. I.. E. SKPecr, aivnntl hlph
rnire ad Mm. R. Z. John-ott low
acore. Mts. Fred W in nk rut high.
A t the nmiljalon of Ihr hrdgr
gamr* an Ire and rwert cou*»e
was arrti-d bv the h**lr*J*, o.«*l*trd hy Jim. Hon
M Donald.
Thr.*.' invited were: jilts*. Haul
PrxtdU,
Mia. Don Mo el tonold.
Mr.. J. If,
K*t ridge, Mr*. W.
C. Eli k.mt, Mr.i. R. 7., duhnton,
Mr*. Emdii- II ynn, Jlr*. E. It.
Stowe. Mr*, r . F. I 'm tor. Mr*.
E. JTaylnr, Mr*. Jnme* Huff,
Mr*.
F. I>.
H a l e , J lr a.
Herman Mldilb'ton, Mm. Georgia
Hart. Mr*. Fn-il Wiltlnk.
Mr*.
R*w* Adorn*. JIi*. J»rk ll'ekion,
Mrs. V. K. Ilounta**. Jlr*. I- It.
May, Mt*. I..K. Sp*'urrr.
Mr*.
George, Gray. Mr* I. E. Ralridgr.
Mia.
J. K.
Steven*,
Ml**
Mia * l.in-llle And: rum, who Itet
I ecu ejicndinu the »iut* r montb*
et Jllaml lutt rrlnim-d here fur
the miminer. She L* wilti her par
ent*, Mr. and Mm. ('. A. Andcrrnn.
Mr. and Mr*. R. It. Itl*rr have
returned frem a thirr wick* vlalt to Washington. I). C„ Pitta
burgh and Chicago.
Mr*. IV. C. Allen,
I'oltitU,
h the guest for a «>*k o f Iicr
aialer. Mr*. Hawaii C. lame, at
Mr. ami Jim. John Ice Siumtenmire, of Camilla, tin, united
here Sunday f**t a 10 day vjtll
with friend* an*l relative*.
Mr*. D. I . Thrash* r. o f tki*
city, her mother. Mi*. E. I- P er
ron and II. A. Frrrun. id Eti*il«,
returned laat night from New
Orleans, lav. when* they have
b»rn aprndlng the p* t Id day*.
I. . G, White, Me-. A. M. tirplon
Irr, Jtr*. J. T. Hardy, Mi*. t\ A.
Taylor, Jim. II. \\. Bu. ber, Mra.
N. J. Slrnetrom. Mm, L T. Sheprn’ ertnlned
With Mr*. ||. It. Illll. Mm. A. hrid, Mr*. W. W. Th*imp*oni M t*.1 Ml** Mary Went
H. Hutih.-r. Mr-. F. <i- lilt.-, an I V, II. Iicam, Jlr*. >1. I.. Ball. r'l. the mender* of the Camp Fife
M l*.• Ira
K. Soulhwanl, Jim. Girl* on Thumday alternr.on nt
Mr*, t . A. Alt.lemon. .It., a* hintJame* I . Murply. Jlr*, II. t.’:|
laav*. Ily icg>.Ur hu*lne** nn*l »»- Moon*. Mr*. S. J. Nix. Mr . M 3:30 n’rlm'k a! Iho home of hoe
...■•'her *>n Ea>l KithteentJ Sir*—-.
cial meet n;; of the Aaartfn t’la-e
Jl. Smith, Ml** Mnrg.’ n l Tuylnr, Alter Ihe busine-* ** *■*ion u
of the Ll|»t |wtpli*l Chinch wa*
Mi” trninthy Hill, All*lltiiyj
* nl bo'ir wa* enjoyed when Ihe
held tart night * 1 H o'.'iock at the
All*** Illll. nn,| Mi. mid Mr-, tk, metube:* fntliennl aogp note!tie-.
hrme or Mm. Hill nn Avacado
II, Illll.
*•!
An He eour*e **«, -erred by
Avinue. Jl:*. II. W. Iloeker pn*aide*< o*er the huidne** ae**ion at
'It* | relic Win* to the follow i’ t:
which time routine bualncai waM l* * e *
F.liza'ielh Shoemaker.
ti an*ifl,.l.
I iiulac Bullion, dnntln M I tor ill.
Car dine Illll, Shriln llritt, K-tn
lturluif the KMtal perioil varlou*
Iteiijnmiu, Syh'l Boy*l, Martmre!
game* nl conlett* were enjoy**l.
For th: benefit nf the Woman’ *
Mr*. I.. T, Shrphent reeclveil 4 Club l.Unary Fund, W. F. Beet/.*
atrlnt: of bend- and Mr*. II. C. man.vrar of the Sanford. Jlinli
Mouie n tHiuipiet^nf oarnat i n« fa lute Golf Link*, hn* agtevd to vii*
evcrllim; in two of Ilir""Jr*M^i*» Th ■ iK-irenlage of r*ui.e**in * fiom
guerli ***-ie further enteitallied
h * golf niurir to th Woman-with iimltnp* hi
Mr*. A.
II ilT u i for n week, etailing to »y
Halehtt and Mary Alice I Nil.
Thkel* mu*t U- nhiainel ft.in
Quant nice, o f rni nation* Mid .Mr*. II. M. I’apworth
mamlwra
wit. need _lo decorate th* of her inuimllte*'.
fern w*t.
rnoni** I'lirir th* e i i n b j i r i y onTtic lib ary fund *>f tiro elul* . ■
Urtnimd. iVnlai in,’ the lit lug
Iwing
used to pay an nmiotant ul
roam was n table on which »a *
arianr.-it n miniature Maypole the Fanfold l*ubUeH.lbr i y to n1*1
aumintide,) by loll*. At n late *eb*H,| iliililr.u in thetr re-*ar. h
knur nn ce nml sweet-emirse-vra* "whik ilurlnir tlte nfierna n. .
acned 1-. the ho*te**e*. Fiver*
Jim. II, It. Wight. Jlr*. K. F.
tornniv- of arnalinn*.
lliiu*holder, Mrs W Her S. CoinTh*>'*' iteiin t wire: Mr*. C. C.
man, and Mr*, llo ) I Palmer in—
Fireman. Jlr*. Victor Mcl.nulin,
Mi.*. 1 hi lord Wnlkcr. Jln>. ('. I'. loir,I to ll.iytous lien li Moiidnt
Flown s, Mr*. It. A. William*, Mr*. for the day.
Miss Went Entertains
Frtr Camp Fire Girls
Social Department Of Mrs. Hill Entertains
Womans Clubllonored Baptist Church Class
Bright colnrcil S|itinc flower*
• ere arrangril ill [’infusion about
Ihe rlul* roomi s w n Mie. June
Rour.ilMut an<l Mr*. A. (3. Wagner
enteililtird thr mi-mVtr* nf the
Social Dcpartiiirut of the Woman’*
klab with a br.Jgr party yealer*
day •flat noon. High (•rote prltr,
a framed »tthooetti« wan awarded
Mrs. Arth-ir llianan at the eon*
elusion of the l-riilgr ganiei.
l.ite In the afternoon the table*
were rlcniel an I rrfr.-shmenta.
con-lsling o f a fla d muni*, were
sartnl by th« h^.ir ri, asxUlmJ
by Mis. Walter 1„ Morgan and
Jit*. A. t ‘, Oinmft rlain, Scorn*
were rollrMrtl by Jin*. S. O.
Ilighlry Ilian.
Th/ue pir-rnt arret Mrs. V. K.
DAugla” , Mr*. Aitliur liranan.
Mr*. IV. I . Cooler. Jim. W. C.
Ellrkw it. Jlrr. Harry Iloeren, Mrs.
A. T. Wh ir, Ml*. It. K. T*>l*r. Mra.
Gfortfe Weln*tein. Mr*. R, Complop. Jin*. S. It. IlicMiyman. Mra.
It. S. Head, .Mr*. D. U Harper,
Mr*. A. t‘. Iln m -vriain, Mra.
tatur* I.. Muryhy. Jim. J. Q.
John Melvrb, Mr*.
Waller I. M. rjran, ill* . J. C.
Mitchell. Mr*. Fraitrl* T. Merlwether. Jim. John Zrrrenner and
Mi*, (i. I*. Paxton.
NEW DAMASKS
Emily I W . one id the nuot nilthnritnlite rt'ii'IIMV* fur r meet
feini n i.itteim nitif. uny*: "W e
dh.e on limn dam»*k,“ And long
before Emily I’n*. **a*
nolvlna
doinenlle problem* fit
u* Ihe
«mni ho*te* • t v U'lnc ilamnrk
of lik 't and So>Hl«h' linen* it*
Ihe tnrkamund for h*’r tat I** *et
a "rniiah," herne-*punnlah lrent
mi nt ’ii many * loth* t > mric-pond
tire. Then- i« n tendency lotviinl
walh the |H'it*mt Viigue. A beau
tlfnl new *b'«lyii in daina-k
I*
celled Vend Ian Seinf, after u
ran old lore.
Miniature GolfCourse
To Aid Womans Club
Bennett,
Chailolte
Moughton,
Xnihtren Ailamli. Eliralwlh Tum
,r nn-i V igtn a Jlerlweiher.
H IALEAH — Everglade
Tire
Company, tnI N. TtMh Strr-et,
*
‘ o. huiwicv
I’ lay MinUtare flrff
ThU Week for thr
llrnrfll of the tliia in 'i Club
Lihrart Hand.
UU-I*| tirkrt* from
Mm, I'apworf h
or Valdes llctrl offl.-r.
Tuck Plenty of These Co-Ed
Frocks In Vacation Trunks
mul ntlioi* valualih* jrifts
Given Away
$
Hrutile inli> tin* Ray.
Hitninut Seastut in n
.xiniirl Cu-Kil F r o c k
mul ymt vnll lie lusliiutiulily iln-iHi-d pi a
Koffistor A t OhVo
A t O u r Display Uooms
And (lot F u ll Particulars
Costs You NotliinK-
lu w
price . . .
fur
t'i-I'M cmidtnair.iM Utc
fin al w ord in yuultifti| atyliiiR . . . the
a i'eep tiil m u le u f the
tray yutitiR
l‘'uHhiuiifilile ami the V m illifill Matixia
No OliliwaLittn
An (v|ttal ( ’ltllll^•t, l''i»r Kvurylnnly
Hot-Mac Battery Co.
IMlulte 1ItI
117 E. ’Jail RI.
The Yowell Co,
Sanford
K. F irst .St,
Phorfe
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P U B L IC D E M O N S T R A T IO N
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Of the TW IN COIL AUTOMATIC SOLAR IIFATICR on Fnriners’ clay, Thursday,
May the Mill nn the Lake front.
There are so many new ndviinLlsres in the Twin Coil Heater that the Public should
know und realize.
*•
A genuine
Simmons inner
It is cheaper, smaller, neater, and profluces a greater volume o f hotter water (lian
any other system.
f^coil mattress
,«
•
*
I f you arc interested in saving money let us tell you what the Twin Coil Solar
heater will do towards solving your hot water problem.
Yoico rather hova a “Slmmoni” Innar spring
mattrai* than any gthar kind. Of courael
for Simmon* craft hat produced th* belt
there Ii In deep equipment. And N ew ...
at an omaelngly low price... you can hova
comfort,., refreshing reel... healthful clasp.
Voluma production h oi anoblad the
Simmon* Company to build SlUMfcOt KING
at lb'* prlco. Detlgnad by tha soma pnglnear*, perfected 'by Ihe tame ortlaant, teilad
by the ia a * techaJdent fhotpradwead leaptyiatt/ It U aferthy Of Ihe noma SIMMONS.
These Heaters are sold under the Master Plumber Guarantee for five years.
They are manufactured in the State of Florida and are protected hy patents. The
Twin Coil *SoIar Heater has every new development in modern heating
engineering and, will stand well ahead in comparison with any other Solar Ileat-
. It It bvlll with inner colic of tetlUerd wire*
covered with layer* of soft upholstery. It.
ghca* the deeper oven support ced comfort.
Apd th* SlU M le* KING Son Spring la
umurponad In quo Illy. It la dull-proof end
fowdaomefy ftnlihed In coveringi to match
.the mo itrev*. Co mbined wdth SkUMSER KINO
Jeep, rafr*thing, healthi In.oar bedding shop.
«v
See (he demonstration and you will lie convinced
In price of these Heaters.
SLUMBER KING Box Spring to Match <I8Z2
•9
Comp;
to the merits and fnirnesa
LEE BROTHERS
Plumbing and Heating Engineers.
317-319 Elm Ave.
Phone 109
Sanford Florida
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pUaiaat timt, iba *trhr
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frad and Hath « n * p m S * .
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10:00.
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orcheatra:
I, HpUalay’a errhcitrm.
IM dal* H me l»u »«c * el
I - W H A . Clearwater—* M
yiawai IthM ,.N ellie Retell;
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cocktail: 8:00. Feet, Krrlgl
Araheeppe:
Faroe
Pmrtalana; 8:30, Si
(NBOj Olir,. wiliiiu
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N T A D R A T E S
.nfaed l|aU| Herald
Cana la Advenee
cortlfWml* la lh » nime of.
one ada will be reeHeed
ilnme and eel Verier eeat
Ulrly lor payment.
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A k T W . VT. l*»Uer. oerrhaeo*
J i l l , of t'ertltlnte No. 1*1, da
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fad. d »r «•» J «i». A 4J. i
two riled u ld I’ertlllrate In toy
(tee anil l u made ■pollraMea
Van Heed In liiue In icon HU
{lay. wftk law. Hi m wriiriraie eaten
tae followlie deerrlhed , i rW|j
Wanted In a*mln»le t suaiy, r
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an arrer |e made The
Feed llrrald win to reopanI for ealy eoe Inaeen rt InIon. the advert leer fee
eaerat l.acrtltm* T V . etahaald ba aetlfiod Imlately la twee of error.
TO ADVERTISERS
II e r a I A : tW vweoUllvo
eeshly famllUr.With m tr^
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s s a n s a i
t; 8:30, OrYan Program; 0 ; » ,
Perea,. Tenor; 8:16, Hawaiian
A N K X FA N r JON program la
Florida glrae me an opening for
three, men between SO ami
60
yearn. Addruae Hafir reply loTJaltt
Manager, Boa I « 318,
. Sanford, Fla.
»R)cUy. eonftdeptUl and
BUSINESS M r
•ale. Can operate In home. Now
earning oyer ,f4Q a w^ek.
Can
Sfpve eUternent to your autlifn.'liow. Curtoelty « « k e t * not wanted.
PH re *360 caeh. Apply SS4 Boat
With Aveng*, paytona Beach, at
LEGAL NOTICES
ABB YO U moHiict Call 4M for
a tiaatfer that will dn the Job
nm you waht It done. Loailnfa
Tranafer and Storage, 4th and
Pine S^a.
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LIBERAL ALLOW ANCE on year
old battery, 818 W . Flret Ht.
ROUGH dried
waab- linn lor 1 1 1 dyed (o'Woe* la ao,
W ANTED: _______
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•Wfdanee wtlk law. Wald carttfleata
In*. WIU Iron II daalrad. 1113 • ■kracea the fotlewlne dlaetlbed
oper I r . eltiiated ,ln Itemlaula
Ijwwal Are.______________________
idniy. Florida, te.wllt >
I-oia It A 31 Fomal Laka BeM l.
W ANTED —1 want to rent DirSabi land kalaa aieeteed at the
I If yen » l i b tiey will a*aay orrire aad ki
garage
nlah houae with
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data or Ika laaeanea of auek ear.
tor Taa Iw-ed to
yo« la .w ptfltg. year want
Illlrale In Ika W a t of Uaheaww.
fenced In ch lrk e n rune. G iv e loca
ikltk law. kaM 1
I'nleaa eald eartlflralo ehell k» re
U male It mare effreilre,
•ika following 1
Cat Ovl F*r
Ilona and f a l l Info rm atio n In an*
deemed aaeordtne to law taa dead
Mlnated in lem
will laaoo thirenn on Ike Ilk. day
w e t. A p p ly " I L A . C ." » r e l i a r
of
Juno
A.
Ik.
tail.
ahl trfrk-a>
MU l**i BBRIw r8in.
'
llaaea mr official atsnatur. and
Tha »«M laud better aiee^eed at the
tklTIka IIIk. day ot April A.
daja wr tha leeuahre arTattek • ley.lit— A p erl m ruin Kor Warn!
IK 1*11,
m.
tttkate In Ike frame «.f Unknown h
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■ Itnleaa aatd T e* reru n ,area ihnb
T ra il a in Yi
LKPFLKR APARTM ENTS, 1316
ke redeemed errvrdlna to lew The
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n n k Clrcull Ooerl
D ltm e ■ ( T
I feeda will laaea (herann un
Ilia
Vaifilaole County.
Magnolia Av*. Three roe mi ami
■tad. day nr Hey.. A t>. lt i i .
Wllnrea my nrrklel
ottxMm* G A S S T O V E S , gaa rangea, lea- hath, Phone 83B.______________
and aaal Ikle Ika lllk. day ef
bojee, chair* end other »toragr
A yell. A. t>. llll.
T H R E E O R fo u r roorni w ith bath
fu rn itu re fo r »ele u l barg ain prieIBCALI
r nnuoLAB*.
in flin t flo o r. 813 M agnolia Avw<
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emitters .1
CleaWfCJeeulPOnU'*
DOWN
Rl4ey Haggard
B y t A. M. W fclCItK t».. C ,
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ray Btuart— NBCj
8:30. Came)
Iteaamw Hour— NBC: P;W, Co
ra Cpla Program— KRC: 10 :00,
:J0J15, Stu
dio Program: 11:80 Hotel Para>mount Oeohualrw—NBO|« JlihO,
I —H a* taaitng lm
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W D B O — O ralnde
6 : 00, M u ik a l Moods; 6 : 16. A g
ric u ltu ra l R e v ie w ;
8 : 30, South
Sew 1» lin d e n ; 8 : 16, Don .B ig e lo w
nnd hie P a rk C e n tra l O rc h e itra —
C B S : 8 : 30, C h ild re n ’! H o u r, 7 : 00,
A rU ta r—P r y t r t -O ew * MH ttd fy
Ban d — C D S ; 7 : 16, B a * o h a l l
S c o r n : 7 J 0 , Royel'a Poet o r the
O rg u a : 8 : 00, 8 porta B ro a d ra st;
PtOO, F a rD e A Farkaa Old Tim e
B a r n Dance.
RIVER J IIN tT K
Mr*, a K. McGill of
aprn«f .grbfgry In ,
building, located hep
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l> , I f i i . kaa .filed aafd eentffcdtg
in my office, and kaa made aa p llca .
lio n T e r taa died lo laava In ao.
rnrdanee w tib law . Bald c e r llf L
r a le embiai-ea I ha follow! na
da.
f n llir d property, a ll ualed In he m l.
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D r. 'W . B . M a iD O U G A L U O f l T n R O r R A C T O n , la now lo c i tad a t
U * R riid a e c t ,l n iF lo t a l HM gbU ,
FOR R E N f UNRl
¥ T IM nfopl. phone 684-M .________ Ken Mnla Owelllttg;
S47U Palinetto, 0 R.
3(74 I’almcllo, B it.
Plm-burel, 8 R.'
1403 W. Ial. 6 R.
IJIU W. Ut. 6 R.
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BaafenL
The ra id land being aaaeeaed at
I he date nf the - fi nance *1 aaeh
re rU flc a ia In the name of t)r. C . J .
U arah all. T h a i Aleaaader Itarean.
Truaiea purakaaee Of T e e C a r llt l,
n l i No. 111. dated ihe la d . day e t
J u ly . A . If. I * | l . baa filed aakl c a r.
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atipllcalloh for la y doed 10 laaue In
an-finlanre wltb law . gald c a r llf l.
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nolo r k u a t t , Flo rid a , lo .w li:
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lllk dale
lha leauanra In
lha
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day of J u ly A . If. 1* 11, baa tiled
aafd ret m u-ale In my o t l k f . and
ha a made a p o llralln n fo r la a died
to Ira lie In arrurd anre w ith . law .
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C tu m D r fab teal
tad Wrdateday.
SA N FO R D .
(A1LY NEWSPAPER
jlJSDAY. MAY I t, 1M1
NUMBER 2011
Sappi
MONEY SHOULD BE SAFE IN THIS VAULT
World War Leader
Dies In Lake City
L A K E C IT Y ! May I 2— (AP>
—Rickard Herd who at Ueutoa•ai colonel during tho World
War eommambd ■ military aalt
of which Sergeant Alvin York,
American hero, wot ■ mttobor,
dWd la the vetvtan'a hospital
to d a .o f kro rl disease «akd by
ohya.ciino to hart ueen brougkt
o« by tho affects of o Got aw*
p i attack. Ho w*» 60 and dbM et mam for or Jirhaaorfllo
for a leltphon. company.
Wave OfArson leaves
S m o k i n g Catholic
Churches And Con
vents In Its P a t h
M ay 11 .
P
v
•r-
lat
led
ea.
Slab act a ad Taxation. Eduction
u Soaking measure, are the an*
> agio to be ronaljered fee. the
■ d (wa wa.ka la tka House, n vpt that same minor acta may ha
ikga up by unanJmoW. honeent.
tk a Heuaa this uornfcg pawed
U TH O U T A
OIBSENTtNO
O TE, the EiuraUcryme.fUTe proeead be the Committee of Id.
tka eoaatUv
iM toyafttheBckoflBearde la that
they are rompaUod U use Ike mon
ey aa derived fog tka payment of
teacher* aaUtlrs, tberahy aaaarlng
•vary child la ike State of school
ago, *1 ,1*00* a gronwgpp.atkeel ealtu tlltm t i 4 In lU u t ilt iiB w h in
it l» peSslbla, a high school adui b ill w ill >r*v«de BamlaoU
I with - a larger ehatw ot
S fh e .li fund* than wo hor«
by the r
0 county
-M A D R ID /' May tt—<A P)—The
mailed flat of tha roonth-ald
SfaaUh republic waa reload to*
d a , ta k a li a wldcepreed .wav#
of araoa tkroufhout 6 pala wkek
left im oklnf Oatkallt church.,
tad acanad wnwola haatily evac*
wated by monka and nana. M artial
law waa tha r»public', aaawrr to
tha mob. which awept through
the atraaU of tha Urgent citiaa
In a campaign agalaat Catholic
church aa.
•
T .n ilo n waa aaaad today but
Pra.ld.nt Zamora aald tha gov
ernment la prepared to ass all
tha force It commando to reiloro
tad praaarra order. More than
100 have been errgeted ae a re*
aolt of the dlaerdera which con*
tianad alnco Sunday. Bu.lneaa la
at a alandatll. B*nka are rioted.
The etoek mchange e lll probebly remain claeed tha remainder
WILL HELP SPEED
WORKONFARMS
Campaign Is Started
To Increase Supply
Of Female Tillers
, i 3 l at Taavt MO had e.eapdd,
koras of them while the biasing
atlbodUon. Other rafters crashed about their heeib.
President Alcala Zamora Ute
gtaoMoUves aba
last night broadcast by radio an
appeal to tha people of Bpotn to
M tM rrt Uw lid order. He m M
the government greatly depUred
the tvents ef the last f t hours.
Aa fa r at coula be learned Me*
grid waa tha only city la which
'tpMMd U tka Hrnm*|ilhb
tM t were dlapoaad to Uy lb . blame
far the riots equally upon mon
arch Iota and roinmunlaU. At Moat
M tasnaichl.ts wore Jallod b* tho
gevomment autborltbo. ' tncladod
g d iig them were former Prtm Ur
p rate t- B.renguer, who was re*
lanood from Jail hy order of t k i
•■ ronusent only a day betoyeR m n rn who watched
tka
( Is m . consume lb# burning buildmade no move to put out the
trtua er weie prevented from doMg aa by the mob.
l pn». c; K>peraUvt hou»r» are
igned for tho Igdaotrlal enters
ltd f.c lin ic s
tire for rhild im
while the r rootham are working.
Apethrr plan proposed tho.
IIQ .000 invalids and arlpplea hr
(Iron light fnaioOy w6rk. At pi ra
m i many of them are drawing
tension, but it,W kallevrd that
liaht jobs cpn ke oand for them.
Women have
keen a ma n*
itry on tha fnrwM And oven before
Inlrodurtion ef machinery they dla
aittt or the work, la aaprrlinent.
isnt four.d
last )car tka I
that womoa proved - equsl if n n
superior to aMfl la driving tractora
and handling raaak.neryIt recently WOO frund that on
ly 41 to M portent of the In
dividual peasant* are
artunlly
working.
The recently •MkhlbhoH piece
work system Was dee'gned to
drive these non-fmhere to Induotr oa hut a* (hr pregrea, has
boon alvw In tki* dtraction.
S
Btaator A ccu ses
Trust” Of
OfVmiUonTo Dam Suspect
4 Recer
W ABRiNOTON, Mar 1* -( A P 1
-T h e
*>ew*T
trust"
• T h e c o n tro v e rt? co n e crn ta R y ?
the m anagem ent and o p e ra -'
tio n of the S an fo rd C o u n t r y /*
C lu b m a y be nettled a t a gPeo* ' \
la l m eeting o f tho C it y Com* .$
UNIVKRH|TT. A la, May I t —
MOSCOW, May I I — (A P I —
"Let tha women do the work ha.
long bean n Russian cu.lom and monistic R ur.la and Fascist lU ly ,
now tha government hao .U rtad a there I* much that I. diaconrartcampaign to tncremsa the fvmola Ing In the American ccenr today.
workers on collcctlva farm ..
-W e *ee five million bread win*
By putting more woman to work tiers, involving flftren million peo
on the farm . It la hoped that tha ple, unable to earn their brrad be*
lira year p lin may be *p«ed«d up_ court of tha atupldity of our econ
Heretofore .brrtage at akilled omit polity.
and un.kUIed labor hai Impede!
-W e *ce the basic Industry of
’ Baglas and drums aoundad a call
thn plan.
agriculture varging on bankrupt
Id arms. Soldiery tramped.
Already there are aim s 10,000,
From tha garrl.oa of Alcala dc 000 woman employed on these cy, Involving m illion, of men, wo
Honor* s qavalry rod. bard far finwa throughout the sev et anion. men and children and with elatraman.hlp paralysed In tha praacnco
tha capital on emergency order,
{tg-1iacres.ing this number the of the problem.
from tka re publican cabinet
"We ace more than <0 nation, of
Infantry marched Into
thn government pUns la release more
atreeU and armored cars and mi* men to meet the huge Int roesing product, the barri.ru of foreign
demands fur them in heavy In- tha world raising a g .la .t aar
china guns rattled out
a
a^ f
- —
tk a
s m a a 1*
duitriea,
where
the wwoman
a trade beciu.e of the antiquated
tariff policy ef our own.
strength la insufficient.
-W e have become to fam iliar
The central executive commit
with roirnptlon In public station
Beaks were tightly locked and tee yesterday published a decree during the last 10 year*. thatThordering the opening of school. In
shuttered.
ml liar.ty has' dulled Ihe (dge i« i
On order of the government, ev agricultural district* ta tn.truct popular Indignation.
ery Spanish frontier was closed women to drive tractors nod oper
-W e know from the records that
Patrols were ordered to pievent ate farm machinery and to teach we ore the moat I.w lee. nation In
them
businea,
administration
of
the ealt or entry of nay person*
except those tearing n special per fiimv.
Others w ill organise nurseries
m it
No deaths of prisate or nun* schools and remmunlly Utehens.
sou Id ha verified, although many
yader the new plan efforts w ill
tgrZm w . retell marcbants, ^
S it ters. In fact evkry Intareat la
tka State b tapiMasted there
mostly ta ask that aa taa ha placed
aa.th eir porticubr bariaeaa.
da -dot give any eoaainKtlve Math
tkeogh. as te whopa U put the ta*
oa, That’s aur Mg Jak. to pot «h»
tag whore It w ill be felt the boat.
If this Is possible.
Special Meeting F o r
Wednesday Nightla
Called By Commis
sioners Of Sanford?®
Points To Herit
Glory Which
Of South Po8
And. Its Obll|
was ec-
H K Itl.lN —Herr I. th. I.rgeat and . im iH l •»*» n u ll In *>««•»/•
,-n i The door which It 5 4 feet thick and weigh. . 7,two pounds, I* .
d c T lc . Only two Special clerks can entor tha vault an i cne I. nut parmllt.
presviwr of the other.
Hawks SetsAnother
Plane Speed Record
Leaders Of Industry
Would Study P r o
p o s e d Legislation
W ASHINGTON, May
12* (A D —A conference of Ameri.a's
buslnets and ln.lu.trU I Irm tris to
consider prospect ve UgUIntlvn
m .n u rr. to be taken up at the
past evasion of Congiass was nd%wated ye.tri.U y by
Senator
(Utah. <U fd rio ).
Legtslsthm Involv ng railroad.,
Income taxei, oil restriction, agri*
culture and ul lltlee were li.te il
by Senator Uomh ns due fur sc- pearhnvent commltUf today asked
t.on at ■ the session of liungrves
opdWfcuin Dedember..
“Certainly we would liko ' to
Quiz Of Amos Hits
Snae When Watson
Declines To Go On
the aeoalort. "We havr out heard Watson, Hlllaborough, author «f
any roconun.ndalbins from bu*i- the accuwrilona, anaoume.l that
neat and by tha time w» get lu
c ma ttering th e ., h II. we mu go
ing to he stampeded by the lobby*
Dte aod piopagan i‘t« "
Barak's propo»nl fur an "un
managed" cenfeienct- of business
■nd Industrial lender.
foil .wed
the llo tf M the meeting* of the
International Chamber of t'ommerte and of llm Chamber of
Commerte of the I'niled htatr*.
W hile reaerv ng <ommenl «u
those meeting., the Idahoan ► » d
he would he pleased to learn Ju.t
what In d u .liy ’* lepre.enlntlree
I would ffrom nitnJ on l^i* |H*fi*»lnf
I legyiatlve prvgram nt an "unfrtterod" cnnf.renre.
Fourteen caaaa of ell*C*d law
violation ware brought to the at
tention of M anlripal Judge It. W.
Ware In police reurt yesterday
•f tern son. Klev»n person* wriu
flood, two dlamlfsed. an j the
w Canyon Does project and
reclamation andartaUngs.
Jaw .' Republican votrod
taw In a letter replying te
■ her of IdescUcal communli taming to k b effW . art*
U l tso sser* fsada ha ap*
■ tod fer reclamation work
a ground that i* sk projects
Faaatribate to the sarplus
was testified
o r life. Offl> canyon rsbaarope l ronTsat. told of
tka Investl*
>1 abylng et
, whose mullad In a sack
te V ■rt
kt:
*« '
Lj1
i
Wsyman M*Co,. .telortd y»ulh 11
rhsrged with V»gr*1sty by Oflicer i
Hhnffer, Mid hta '»a.e tr.n .- I
(erred te egght, k*thorilic»
i
Rom rickett. MbT*d. ihirged
with pos.ee .b g liquor. I'Icsdrd
guilty snd waa fined ISO. It was
her tMrd nppenraivce In '" ‘Ike
court on a similar charge since
January. Officers WUUam«. 8*>af*
fer and A ixhriM iakIf lb? *r*1
i m U, ‘jr* ,.*■
Mona Leo, rebred taal drirrr,
charged with operating a iwtof,
vrhlcb olthaut a Hcenw. waa
flood | L lie waa airoated by Uf*
fleer Rkaffer,
.
Annie Mafistoah. rehred w..mso
who wot charged with re.kl.se
driving • a fte r Offlcors Williams
sa J Gray Si ranted her a few min
ute* after ok* bad had a n>ll»u>n
with C -' I- Charter, w hit, driv
er af. am atoiipcklll who was sly
ae ckargad wmk‘gocfclrs. driving,
waa ftaad. fB, Yha ghargr aib o at
At the same lira. .Chairman
Wood of the Ifnuta appropriations
ro-nmlliee, who jiartlelpnled ia
the week-enJ conferunce, said the
War Department now ma'ntalned
alsiut to ferta that were •'ahsolutrly naeleej, qnd^the only^oa*
pi .sent U(r «a»a or the t.iun, i
Commissioners .pent several ml
utea la a dlscuaalcn as to tha pi
lr v »n d 61 such stations nlrrady |per methd,| to handb what I
bad been abandoned "r dlscan* 1pearrd "a delicate sitnatiav
tin u iil since the Wold War. H r In- 1Coeunlicloner fohmsn auggual
dl sled t h e Army hipvd to abandon that *lnce the dull had beea <
still mors anil rell ihe land. K.-un- flcbntly managed during the pi
nine* In Ihe Interior drpnilmcnt year, that Its affairs this raw*
htnda. Ceram
w ill be aludled nevt week-end at b-fi In tha same
however, dselai
sinner
Ppeer,
tlir I'rrsldrnt’a iBinp.
that he thought the matter ehm
Ilepicsrntelli* Dyrvis said •T’onbe r l v [ * n further lnvaali|
giTc* made ihe annual appmpria- t on. Commlsalonar I^ ffb r, *f|
lluns for 1032 last |fc-v<-mhrr OP- being asauied by Mr. be Roy tl
ptnpi taring $J7dX»D,ono Iras than a serious problem now roafronl
|*r^ Iilrnl floorer a«krd I*
**• any efforts of his group to I
Ex-Convict In Killed api-m
ptblrd.'’
nilnate aucretafully Its
Bn
While “Out Walking’ •■ These appropriations," ha
added, "wevo made at a' time
ehm llm Pi.rident was un record
Ruy Rhone, a*-e«nvle«. who acted to the effect, that the deficit at
as Id. own lawyer in n surreal, the rise# of the prvMTnt .-fU t*l
ful effort to gel out of Rmg bln*, year would be at Intel flKO.OOlbwas killed on lb - street today by ooo and ■ >me of uv at tin t tlp a
turning U over ■ hots from a passing automrbila. predicted 'hat It would amount to
and throwing the W itn e ss »»'«• f"«r «* " d,M# four or five hundred m illion.
nvomrnl. Both eats un nnd shut Bloane nnd _.thea
"Certainly this aolUlpeted dahot, but Injuries ilnshrd away he'ora they could ob f clt shuuld have basil sufficiently
large lo have aroused the interest
tain th . license number,
Klnane, yndlra a r d . stole nolo- of li e Piesl<(enl at that lime. But
mobiles to ohte'n taltlon for col* It d ll not. lit made a* reduction
tree, lie was sent to Ring Ring of his estimates, nor d d he sack
lu have Congress rut Ihe npprO*
prlalions.
easing liquor, was fined
' "That waa the lime te h a rt re
was arrested by OM1duced apprupr atlans.
Everyone
kniws how difficult It b to rut
im * and Gray,
Cheney, colored, charged
• srondiluien bebw the apprupr'a- puUla# thb b_lh* ha
gait had Ms cave contluns which have been made. Now f«w p eetb , .There wtfl l
dll Friday, Officer Rhafthat 6 m- drilrH wiH'Toath *1.000,- and rsacua" all tha that
bo0.0u0, tha I'roiidrnt hi* evident* l««pb lq this fo atb a wfl
Urn erreat.
BElance Of ty hccunve fettfo l of tho effect. port onr cmttto, I* mk
Jackson. white man. Treasi
If )Da raaditll
With being drunk and
Drop The deficit will amount to mote careful
I was Hard 63- Officer
than the goaf o f running a Dcipv lowed to tempto muafc'.l
erg not gelag to hare I
made the arirsU
adailnislration.
T ALLAH,
Iuy *balance
II - cral'e
i- Betiins-m. i olured wo*
-The yretotii administration Is am entirely appmad to
(A
P
I—The
a _is*. knlam .Irtinlr
recognising the #M b
ring April- lonrrrnedghqut'Um of fort tho do tho Chamber «f OgMI
dropped 111
ll*
It
will
Igivq
ln
the
Novcmhet
1
repuried
Treasurer •'
the .tub over last fm *
t u r rlcctUqh*
> :
to*lay. C
u.
Five ferta In Florida alroady a n
Tho Apr!
I * *d a t ffgem llnpad ky tiu
p:i7,vy*L*d •
| 0 |Btl«tod Oa
A'my.
; /
' w.
Fourteen Cases Are Brought Bef ore
Judge Ware In Police iurt Monday
C. H. Konst, white salesman
verged w ith d ^ N r r iy rondaet
Iter Ms arrant .ky Officer Wll*
>«. failed to appear, and hi* case
ad tr linastrupctio nMof thoVgigantic
a
reason, why an, aarly ..tllam ent
of tho situation waa notew ary.
,
Mr. Spencer’, Utter waa one of
protest at th# cantempUted actloip
B ER LIN . May l* r -( A M —
of the Clt* Commlwlon In turning,
('apt. Frank llsw ks. who holds
over t4 Sanford Country Club, Inc.
many American spied record*.
the sum Of 1*400 for golf courat
Untied here today completing
the f*S*miU flight lv °m ‘‘" f t Abandonment OrCon- m .int.nanca this yver on condltlom,
that orgaolaatlen raise a sun*
don, England In approximately
Holidatkm Is P l a n that
lia r amount by public subecrlp*.
tao and one half hour*. Ha av*
Under Advisement tlon. Mr. Spencer decUred In M*.
rragetl 20d m ile an bo-ir. lit
letter that be was chairman of the
plan, to IraVa tomorrow for
W ASHINGTON. May t 2 -( A I ') golf committee of the Chamber of
Stockholm to sttrnd the Hwed_Becking •fonooil^i without in* Commerce, and that tha mlndtdt
|sh aviation Mdustry esposlpairing efficiency the War D -- of a City Commission meeting l*
tlon.
paitm .nl genital staff Is cons d* A pril 1930 read that ike CUe wotd#
arlng abandoning or rcnsojldal ng contribute the run of 1*600 to lap
golf course "lubjeet ta Ike cem*
■ am. of lit m ilitary paria. i
mtltre from the Chembar af.Qm jt;
v SecreL.y tlu riry , whit* f i n m.rco railin g a Ilka amount I f
ing to discuss In detail <k« con
ference wh'rh I’reildent Uoover memberships."
According to his Utter, Mft
had with him and his War Dr* Speacei'a cpmmlttee baa not ena*
part ment BuborUiiMit#* at tH# Rip* ducted a drive this year. Mr, BI
car further declared that tka I
TA IXA llA H B W C, . May IS ford Cuu a|ty'Clak. hie* bad
i A P I— The legislature • lm*
MAY SPELLEND
TO SOME FORTS
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Culp, m .
WD**, *- 1
Sam*, IT,
I (Use of tba leagues apto be assorting Itaalf aa wa
Um raaulta of gamoa played
0 big abow Saturday - and
ty. Tha Tanka, who loaded
lrat place Raturd*. whan tb*
Bax whlppad tb* Indiana! Um
latte*, wbd Jumped from
th ta second placet the Card*,
• la whipping th* Pirate* Saty wen their eighth straight
l and gav* tbam a firmer
on first plnie, and tha
i t , who took two straight
t- tb* Cuba, to put them Moa#
tret place, all giv* sign* of
I the club* which will battle
Ot daring the U tter day* af
anther. That’* n o t nawa
gh, ’cauaa they nr* th* dob*
bar* been picked to win. Tb*
la that they era getting **t
tha lang grind darly, aftor
1 and apring upaata bad put
A c first appearance In th#
eat o t tb*. PI rates waa th*
loaalon of thalr dietary ovar th*
pMna whan L an> French held
m Flatboshers to eight hlta
%H* Ma mate* hit tlmaly to put
far a ■ to 1 win. ODoul's error
I tha eighth After Traynor had
auMaO, gav* tha Pirate* tha
lha they needed to win. French,
Jaft-haoder, wa* tha 22nd flingr :of that type- to appear
IPtaat th* Robin* this year, tha
I h g i i i seaming to Uk* great
p i n t In sending th* leftlea
ytlb*t th* poor Robins.
tb* American League, th*
ore woe a dramatic 12 In
gam* frobi tb* Tlgara, 7
Kuhal ma
hit. ■
a
V, when
wiiru Jo* lauiiva
Ibw with tha baaa* loaded In
i ' last frame. Th* Sana had
dy batting cloth** on, poundr'o u t 11 MU off Hoyt and
ila, while tba Tlgara war* abla
'g at but Mvan hit* off Jonea,
idlay, and Marbarry, I t waa
i second astra-lnnlng game of
, 'f U aarlaa.
. 'E a r tba tblrd atralgbt day.
A a Rad Sat trampled tb* IndUaa aadar a heavy acar*. They
UaUM ' fram bahlad yaatarday
and wee oat t.to .4 , aeadlag
th* ledUea lata tMrd piece
With a haag. Dnrham pitched
A great gam* far th* lias*
p h hoagb ha waa t sac had far 11
Rlt|L fear af which ware racked
ttp ky Hadapp. Wahh aad Rath-
Results of Saturday’* p n w :
National League. tha PhlIJiaa and
Robint split a JoubU-header, Uia
Rabin* taking tha firat gaift* *
to 8, while tha PhlllUa grabbed
the second. 6 tq 1. J. Elliott,
Bebesler, and Wqtt gar* op 11.
hit* while Luqu* held tha rklla
to tig h t hit* In the first gam*.
Bang* wa« tooehad for a ll hit*!
Gelllvan, Day and Hatnach fat
tig h t. In tha second game. Bos
Balbold pitched tha Brava* to a
4 to 2 win over Up Rad*. Ha
waa toachad for 14 hlta, while
tha Brava* got II off Rad Luca*.
Mai Ott hit a home ran with
one on In tha eighth to give the
Giant* tha tin t gam* of tha
varla* with tha Cuba, B to 4. Hubboll, Berljr, and Having tolled
for th4 Giant*, giving up only
four hit*, all tha .way, while Root
waa tooehad for .01 -hit*. Tb*
Cards Aimid^tbalr eighth straight
over thalr opponent*, and thru*
straight avoir tha H ratas In whi
ning' 4 to X. Johnson bald the
PI rata*, to 1 blow*, while the
Cards touched Kram*r for 0 Mia.
In Uig* Xmarltmn League, tha
Yank* -boat tb# Whlta Sox 13 to
0 In d--grant alagfesL I.yn Lary
wa* tba.blg 'man fa r th* Yanks,
hilling s home run with tha baaa*
full In one Inning, and-a long triple
with two on In a later Inning.
Shrild and Ruffing pitched for Urn
Yanks,' allowing 13 hit*, whllt MeKaln, Braxton, and Moor* went th*
route for th* Ho**, allowing II
MU. . . . . Gaston's fin* pitching
and Webb's horn* run gave the
Red Sox a win over tha IndUns,
B to I. Tb* Indiana got but B hlta
off th* Gaibm, while th* lloaa
touched lladlln and. Jablonowaki
for I t bUw*. * . , , A fire-run rally
In th* eighth featured by Foss'*
home run with two on, gav* th*
Athletics a 4 to 4 win over th*
Browns.-Walberg and Grove did
th* pitching for th* champions,
igiving up I I MU, while Gray and
I
Klmaay
war# touched for alt hit*
Iby th e-A V '. . . . Washington and
Detroit
ware gained* out.
1
Robinson, A
1’»r k», rf
D« n m ; , 9b '
Dennis Pftcbea Great
Game By Errors In
Field S p e l l Defeat
WINTER PARR. May ll^-W Int r t Park defeated tb* team from
Sanford, 6-2. to a fast game at
Harpar-Bhaphord Pleld this after
noon. 0 afford, pitching for the
Parker*, allowed but five featured
hlta,' and Itanad bo free trip* to
first base. In addition to aoma asreliant pitching, Onfford poled out
a two-base h i t Carl Rodenbaagh,
right fielder far the CHy if
Homei, knocked a, tkraa-baae hit
to the outer garden*.
Tha bos score;
.
SANFORD •
I
ah 'r h a
: 40 0 0
Weaver, rf - »-'• U
hi 4 0 0 I
Wright, 2b
jffifr 4 I
1 15
Paters, lb
McLTahan, If
Amman, r f
.«
Hlggto*. aa- .
Lake, *
A
Bigger*, A
Dannis, p
RstUrree, cf
11*11, A
Powsrs, 2b
R'anbaugh, rf
Pall, lb
Godbold, c
Chubb, If
Overvtreet, aa
Gnfford, p
Underhill, 1b
Hogan, cf
Douglas, p
Harris, a
TMala r
SAINTH
Crewa, I f
.
Small, rf
V. Ma.tara, lb
D. William*. A
S. Cole*, a
Whatley, p
C. Cola*, p
.
.
Total*
- ’
Scot* by Inning*: t
DoLaiy ..
440
f-’alnl* ......
200
roll. Weaver I, Shannon .1, Hutto.
LEGAL NOTICES
' - HOLD BLUGFB8T u.n
DAYTONA BEACH. May 11^In n game featured by heavy h it
ting, erratic ' fielding ; and poor
pitching, tb* Coco* Indiana am>Uy*d-a 4-run rally la th* ninth
nnlng Sunday to defeat th* Day
tona Baath laUndara In a Central
Florida Laagu* game Rare, 17 to
It. Three pitchers wars used by
sneb team, and Culbraath, hurling
tba last three Inning* far Cocoa,
was tha only on* that ebowej say
signs of offoctlvanaaa. Shannon
and SchlRa hi*, for tho cIrculL Co
coa sent 48 battar* to tb* plat*
Th# bos acorat
| COCOA '
ab t b o
HarH, 2b, p, a*
B i l l
Holton, c .
6 13,4
Cbrvatb, aa. p
1 I J .A
Provoat, cf
4 1 1 t
Hill, If
7 2 11
Schllta, Sb
0 4 8 '3
Headley, lb
8 1 2 4
Prine, A
4 2 11
Stlend, p, rf
2 2 0 4
f
, Totals
84 4 0 17
* Score by Innlngai
S a n f o rd _____ _ 002 000 000—8
Winter P a r k ___ 201 000 2 0 s -6
Aislatai Hall, Power* 2, Godbold. Ovoratroot t , Gufford 6,
Wright 2, Higgins 3, Bigger*, Den
nis.
Error*) Ovaretraat, Wright, Pat
er*, Lake, Higgle*, Bigger*, Dan
Tba lender* to data: Ham* nie.
run*. Ileraaby, Cabs, • : triples,
Three twa* hlta, Redenhaogh.
H. Rl<e, Senators. lUrtell. Phil- Two baa* hlta, Oufford. Sacriflc*
Itoa, 4 aoch: double*, Herman, hits, Hall, McLaaahaa, Bigger*.
Rohlaa. Wabb, Rad Bos, Alas- Double play*, Gufford to Dver■
' ander, Tlgerm.lt aocb i stole* baa- atraat to PelL Struck out by Donaa, iabnaan, Tlgara, t | ran* bal ala 4. by Gufford 4. Baa* oa batla,
lad In, Cronin. Senators, 22: most off Dennis X lilt by pitcher, Den
atrlk* aula, on* game, Johnson, nis (Godbold). Stolen baa**, llatYasha, 1 l| most baaa* on balls, terraa, Power*, Godbold, Lake.
on* gam*, Harris- Rad Sax. Praa- Umpire Mar Dowell. Tima of game,
l*r.Whit* 8* s ,I I each) mast 1:60.
ahutout game*. FlUalmmana,
Giants. Relbotd, Brave*, I eoeh:
DRLAND S ^ F s SAINTS
U**t raaa, L Waaar, Pirate*.
RT. AUGUSTINE, May It- Da*2 1 mast hlta, Aleiaader, Tiger*,
Land touched Whatley and C. Co
Ik
.
la* for a total of 11 hits bare un
Th* .400 aluggara W orn* acare day to bradk tb* SalaU’ winning
ar avery day. Thla afternoon, only streak with an 11 to 4 decision.
Tha visitor* put tha gam* on lea
three regular big league player*
wtr* holder* of avaragea ovar .400. In th* Initial fram#, whan they
Ruth, Simmons, and Alexander, all landed on Whatley far four hit*
American leaguer*, tha league and took 'advantage of two Saint
which has not healtoted to knock error* to aror* nlno run*. Th*
that n*W ball to all corners. Foo 8alnta made thalr bid In thalr half
ter* pnd Vargas, after being "up whan thry hit safely twice for two
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fpr. ifre ral dura, run*.
Douglas, hurling fm\ b*L*nH,
failed to connect, and dropped out
of tho big six raco altogether. Tha scattered th* romalnlng Saint*'
hlta and, although h* lot thorn l&loader* to dato:
Playor and Club g ab r h av*. U l 10, allowed but four run*.
Ram* starred at tba plat* for
Ruth. Tank*
13 47 17 20 .4 tt
Simmon*, A'a 17 04 13 27 .422 DolAnd with thro* hlta In four
AUxander, Det 23 37 I I 80 .414 trips, two of them double*. Small
Roottgar, Rada IB 03 1 1 1 J»T got fear hits In flv* trip* for tb*
,
B'tamlay, St. L 16 02 1 2 22 J 7 l 8alnt*.
Tb* bos aeora:
Ifomihy, Cubs I I «0 I I 23 .362
_ 101 220 144-17
Itsytona Baac! ~ 042 106 000—12
Aa*I*ta; Ap ip 3, P art t Mob
WANTED
ley. Weaver, MSrien, IlarrvU 4,
ha tb t n .
Hill, Holton 3, Culbrvath 4. Prtn*
Tba Sanfoi
Brigg*.
J
m
a
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Mag.
As*.
4. Schllta B, fit rick lead.
Errors: Culbranth 2, Htfdley, Dr. W. E. MaeDOUOAUs CHI THREE OE t outw orn* with bath
to r ir tt flour. 414 Magnolia AmAppar 2, Part 2, Young, Baker,
ROPRACTOR, ia now located a t
klainwodd.
,
hi* reaidanca In; 91**1 Haights,
• Run* batted, to. Calbraath 4,
Hnlton 1. Pr tr e r t *, Schllta 2.
. * • » « . l*Ji*e*by efvea that W.
A. UCrrt.lCH purchaser of tl/U of
t . » «>rim**l. Ha. m i. dsi*o tha
tod day af July a . !».. Ill*, has
filed raid certificate In my office,
sad aae mad* appllrsllc* for la s
deed In leeue In areoedane* wit*
law. Raid eavtlftest* embrace* Um
fatlawlag dearrlhad property attu.
at*d In Seminole caunty, Plerldn,
la.wlti
.
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I ta II and IT ta II V a t.
rna^Terraea (Ucaa Lota 11. IS, '
The eald ^ n d being aaaeaaed at lha
Seta af laauanra of eurh eartltleuta
In tna name at I'nknown. Unlewv
aald certificate aha 11 he redeemed
eccerdiag to law tea dead wltt la,
aaa thereon- aa tba lath, day af
AN EXPANSION progra
May A. th. 1*11,
tv It neep my official alanalnro and
Florida giro* me an opening ( tr
ff*l|tll* >k* ><lk><*1' *( ApfU *" three ladle* batwaan 20 and B0
year*. Addrvaa yoar. reply to Satoi
(MKAL)
y r DotrafJkga.
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d a r k Cl resit K a r l Malta gar. Bos 1413, Bsaford, FI a.
Nominal* Comity, Interview Strictly confidential and
glar'd*.
■yt a. m . wsK.xn, n . a
AN EXPANSION pregram ip
Florida give* me ah opening for
thrt* man batwaan 20 and
04
years. Addreaa your reply
Salat
M anagv. Bos 1419, Hanford, Fla.
Interview strictly confldaatlal and
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"QUICK SERVICE" oa piano,
baggage or furniture-, moving,
loosing’* Transfer and Stonge.
4th and Piny SU. Pbena 4P0.
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, a. tianafof that win do* tha Job
aa you w ant1it don*. I d l i n g s
Transfer and S la n t* . 4tb ta d
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DAYTONA BEACH
►YDOT DOPE
EXCHANGE: Choir* gray ham
mock land, located mi paring
and railroad with iaashauatobl*
flowing well: for good five or a lt
room bona* In ally. *111 N. Pack
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[BTIAH’S MISSIOM!
Myljif. ThpsHa«4*W at
Much will be aald and written
fdr It* n«xt
next iwernL_
governor wiH be annou
that* w n Ujt thabdld wtt prw ant >
who p t
f W ( thtr*ro «ota*.
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4
pfottT bar* U elUab the
ducting *i*tr«w rt>te
b their opinion, would b*.
th « re su lt* U
♦ Th» abolition of U t o m hr <1,Obtoi tom, w U ^M A W rl
P**.'hfiijjHi* w*.ll certainly r ° hard won’t **t th»|n
on i Jtltla* .—Waahlocton PoaL
p f 100. bo oil naser r a n -
lirtita t in t eh*lMr
■ Mr. M « m think*, hot eo first choice vote*
oto* reported ort
p a s T u a n . * -
w that U>*
cataract
j f f l ’f g f f i f f v •* .a * -.
boa
T V n ’i no
un»mplajTn«nt in
a a t i -r.:\
The Whoo of anetont O qniM t*
'-twaorad fro** hi* *IW
M r UN Ktnr of f U m 'W l
■4*WTP*V
bos codnty la beul
otato crop In poar
ihoutand ocro* will
end the quality
UlUliUally flM.
•
ipipirm re wore
fact1, which
I of. water wiU £
Jane of 1932, and %
tht IrclaUteiVa li
i racetrack :1c b bjt
« fllifllrif* of tba Cl
a etond Of, d u b
word*, that* to >
finm V .
riebiW SW prt*
ftollo* remain In
U c & n d rill ntio n
llbto p n a a m on lb*
hm D family. Tb* It
V airilA u n nnt t um a l r ~ : ahE W
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NEW YORK, May I t—Aa.-a
Ufa »*v*r# to tbto comVmlol- faithful eormpandMit, 1 M at r**
May 15th and i<Ui
a rlo f tb* tort faw i n n ,
Ibalr tucccci In Itaapia* Ban- part- tba ’ alrmnes Cato** In tb*
prof*..Ion of tbaatrie*I rrltictap,
SomatklpE to. happaain* th o rn It
U
quality. o V
on tba «tra it with tb o ln *
tb# co-oparatlon balng *W« to apparontlr tba tnanlfaaUUda of
Ml on *rarr band, it ataau b tto k p in tba ralallra.laipar*.
I tbl* on* will ba tba baat
o u e x p e r ie n c e ,
w .n b t
tw ttm anC, wbe - kwro writton^ ra
its** nifbta, -era n trtfto won tod.
In fact, m w of U rn i n parapirin* freely. It look* aa If tkep a *
tcmlmtion olfir* Insurance
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With
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�.R. Chapter Holds
ection Of Officers
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'S, The monthly hualneee meeting
' and annual eteetion e t offkem ol
Like Sall e llarriian Chapter af the
Mb A. It. m i held on Friday eftMoath U honor or Poppy •!
, efhbon at the hriue of MU* Perry
H m G ralunar School will hatt
I'lAa Bell on Celery Avrnue, with
pmxram a t 10:20, A. M. on'
| Mia* Bell* and Mr*. Vail I^ivell
U .U klU tha Ju n o r High 8c
a* hoiteue, and Mm. Samuel
wUl havw It* progiam on th / k
•IhllMtrn iro k lln g over'th# bo*'day a t lq.-oo A. M.
te n meetlny.
Dutinx the annual meetini
tka Romlnol* lllxh School, the whtih took place later In the after*
South Bid* Prlm ity School iM noon |be I dlowinx officer*, with
Ufa Beat Side Primary on May U . Ml*. it. C. Phillip*. Mr*. W. 11.
l i e Seminole lllxh prormm will ^aD anl and M1m Alee Caldwell
taka place at 10:00 A. M.t tha aa tallem, were elected: Mm. H ort
Sooth Side Primary at 0:00 A. M> Ware. recent: Mm. R. I . Dean,
a id tka Emit Side Primary a t tlM Vka-reient, Mr*. J. II. “Menlck
recording loereury; Mm. W. M.
Thltpeii, curre* ponding aecretary;
lag fsk Jagkreovill* to tpead tw a
Dr. and Mm. J. T.- Denton, am Mm. John I!, l/t-onardy, treaaurrrt
day*, f l u ; worn acrompanlad bT
Mra. B r(« and Mr*. B. 0 . Bay attending a meetlnx of tha M#A- Mm. J. N. Whittier, chaplain; Mm.
cal Aaaoclatton in Orlando today. W .’J. Thigpen. rrgUtrmr; Mm. B. I).
Caawell. Mitorlan; Miaa Parry Jxa
Ball, financeehaitman: Mm. Fmnk
. h e W i - M I . Mm. G. I. Loud*
and Mh>« Fannie Rrbn Munvon.
U lt
ndvDory. board.
Timet*
MUST SEEt
The- meotlny opened with r the
T o -N Ifh t
Idirrl'c Player after which the
pledye of allexlame to the flan
* Tka following th a t program
wna recited.' Report* of offleem
wab than giv en ::
I. Handing, “Somebody'* Moth
e r —Mm. R. C. MexwetL ■
f . Reading, “Nothin* to Ray"—
Mra. Sybil Baulk.
a. Song, “Mother Machree" —
Many
Mri. R, L. Glenn.
At Iba requart of Mm. Ranth, Have Seen It
worthy matron, Mra. G. E. McKay
waacUta grand matron, gave the Twice and Three
paternal
corre* pendant report Times—
which ah* rand to tha grand chap
---------- W m inenday —
te r In Jaekaonrllt* recently. A
rainbow drill waa limn' fanned by
One Day Only
IS mamber* of tha chapter who
pmeented Mra. McKay with flow,
Will Your Daughter
on.
Be Next?
After initiation thorn* pretent
war* Invited to the banquet hall
Will She Follow
wham rafraihmenta. empbaalilnx
tb* rad color not a. ware atntad.
About 71 paraona. Including vlal,
t
tam from Orlando, war* preaent.
you
Robert P.
<DMU> Gamer, of tilb 'g H y . ba* £ m the brl<W of R abO H W rfar
f e k a t r , of Orlando. Baeau*# of
h dim critical illaeaa of tka bride'*
i ..fm n d fa th tr, N. Hr Oamer, tha
ilibmrddlng waa a .quirt on* with
tMii* Dorothea Lawton, tb* bride'*
i.itigmjiln, aa tb* only attendant.
- i r Tb# brideVdre** far the dcaai itaken waa fa tklanad of white gadr>/gotta embroidered with white allk
lamgtowara. The dread wa* mad#
,»u dlaag . aaaai-Gttad Una* with a
giBfcg flawing akirt. MU» Lawmen
! -we* attired In a ok It* allk crap#
■‘.♦aktimkl* with matching *ecw»»ormK V Mra.-
Brokaw w u barn In San*vfftard and haa Uvad harp, all bar
i aMfa. 8b* la tha dnughtav of Mr.
» < pd' Mr*. N. 0.. Ganwr. of M0
n fa ilm ill" Avan*#. Ska waa gradI» * £ t* d from Seminal* H igh School
If O k a 1020. _
H r a V . ' Brokaw t* amrtoyad by
I J k Dart* Ofllc* Supply Co., of
h iW fx n d o . Ha w aa-bark a t PUto[ i i i f i r f , P*. but haa Brad In Or|J^M M o tha graatar part af hb
p
ALL
I t will, ha tka third In a aerial
«f monthly dance* being bald far
tb* purpea* af railing fund* for
bnlldlng purpoae*. Mern'a Hyncopatora, popular Central Florida
dane* band, will fuinbh tka' mnltc.
—
Matinee
10-10
*
Night
Li
m sM
C TITLjf /tV
r rN
aM
10-50
Yowell-Drew Co. Contributes Over A Hundred
Items for Orlando’s Fifth Annual
DOLLAR DAY
iVednesdav May 13th
ithea Class Of
rch Has Meeting
r 1'
tth Mr*. Edward & MrCaU
Mite Chari >U* Smith a* haam tk*
aerial
•a,
tb# builnaaa and eerial
The 'Values offered tills yssr sre greater t h i s , ever before . . . . your dollar buy.*
Jnore. In addition to the dollar items we offer 9 Day certificates which will be
given on certain merchandise in certain dspirttnenl* which a n unable to oontribute dollar Items. These $ certificates are good in trade In gny Pwt of tho
store on dollar day.
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.
Como end join the happy throngs of ahoppfr* >t this storo of quality merchsn-
A few of the many $ day
lien's Shirts ............ 1.......
f
"
Men’s Hose. 2 pair---------
Mre. m. B. Mao-
NOTICE
Tha manth*T meeting of the
Co-Kd CU», of tha Ffrrt Methodltt
Church which waa rrheduled to
take | la re on Thumday evrnins
ha* been poitponed until aume
day tw it week. , *
NEW ORLEANS, May I'd—
tAP>—Oliver Vriiny wa* arrerted and re1ea»ril under SI Att bond
vr*terday after btlnx rharynl
with f*l.lly ahootlny- a mother■at, orphan Inp four kiltena.
'Blue Ribbon
Malt" Jester
RIchy Craig* Jr.
TO N IG H T
9:15 Eastern
Standard Time
WBT
and C. B. 8.
Stations
ED GK W OO D
FLO W ER SHO P
eum J
^Man’s Union Suits ;.— ....
Boys' Wash Suits .....- ......
, B oys' Wash Suits, S for ..
Boys’ Shirt* ......................
EvMOoon Auto Seat Pads
- Bog Buga, 3 for ----- .W o f Nst Curtain*, pr.
•
■S I NGI NG
American Legion To T A L K I N G
DANCING
Stage Another Dance
Small Children Will Neither Understand
The Campball-Loating Peit of
tho American Legion, through
Nor Enjoy This Picture, so
Karl Rebuilt, tha chairman of It'e
Children
Under Twelve Will Not
dance committee, anaouncea another evening af fttn am) frolic a t
Be Admitted Unless Accompanied
( h e . Trianon Dunce Hall on tho
By Adults— .
night of May 2*.
ha at ham* to their fritad*
IIS Waat Michigan Avenue,
ikdo, after thalr return.
»me Scene
Club Meet
Raanitrr lira. Wlll'am D. Holden,|
Mr*. t . P. II»g»n, Mm. Hoyt W urr,|
Mm. K. S. Dutton. M:*. G. !.
!«ouck>, Mm. i-’»murl
Pulmlon.
Ml** Fannie Reba Mun*on nml
M>t Alice (alilwcll.
Don’t Rasp Your Throat
With Harsh Irritants
MmmadlaUly .f la t tha' eammany
Blag of tb* Phllatha* Claaa ad
Ftret Preobytarian Church wag
I Uat nlgM at the bam* *4
« Smith on tha lake front. I» Ratolr after tb* arrival et tba
at* aappar waa tarred buffet
a. Later fat tb* evening the
and th il r n t n were heard. Mm.
K, 3 . Dutton, chairman ot the Kill**
laland committee, naked for raalarlaU from the member* no, that
a box may bo *cnt to Kill* Iitaml
fr>m the chapter. Mm. I t C. Phil
lip** hairman of the children of
th* American Revolution reported
that aha haa now nrganlitd ■
chapter here.
Mm. John jO.JsMiard)', retiring
•tale recent, read akctche* frim
her report (fern at the vtale con
ference recently in Dcl-and, ami
eUo cave a vivid .eport of th(
Farttrih
Continent* I f o n t res*
held in Wathlncton in April.
A latter waa read front Mm. F,
McKena'e Diet* in, of Washing im,
D. C.. member of s'atlie Itarri-nn
Chapter, In which J tr nlatrit that
ahe haa purehaxnt a D. A. It.
ntatker r the xmvc of Mm. It.
JT. Starllnc. A tiring role of thank-,
waa extended to Mm. Samuel
Pufrtlon, vfievregrnt, who *o ably
filled the piece of, the n-gi-nt dur
Ing the p art year.
Itafre.hmrnt* were verred 11
the hoateaaea; aaaiaied Ix j'lr* . I t
C. Philip* ami Mm It. 1. Dean.
the fallowing: Mr*.- John ft.
Ijeottardy, Mm. W. K. \Vati*nn,
Mm. J. II. Meni:k, or l.nnswmtl,
Mm. W. n. Ballard. Mm.. A. T.
offered
ihloned Silk Hot#
Ocrdqn Sockettoa ....----- — __ _ 11.00
0 Button Olovas
........
| 1.00
-PoHy Ann” Wash Dresses . . ... f l .00
FVtnch Felt Bents
f l .00
ChUdren'a Print Drosses
91.00
Wdraon's Hsndksrchlsfs, 16 for 91-00
Uiwn liamikcrchicfs, 6 for ........ f l .00
Fabric. Handbags
— 91-00
Mas slupe Purses *■
i»t****v*w*ai*^*l 9100
A' group of Women’s H ats _____ 91-00
ModSrt Brasaleroo, 2 for .......
91.00
^DoMMlay’’ Undergsmonts
91-0°
Stamped
*
%
"Reach for a
LUCKY instead"
Nowl P U asal—Actually put your
finger on your Adam's Apple, .j
Touch If—your Adam's A pple—P » |
you know you are actually touch* .\]
In s y o u r la r y n x ? —This Is your.j^
vo ice b o x —It co n tain s y o u r ;
in 1 ’voccH chords. When yod consider v
your Adam's Appla, you are con
sidering your throat—your vocal hi
chords. Don't rasp yo ur th ro at^
1
with harsh Irritants —Roach to r
a LUCKY instead — Remember#
LUCKY STRIKE Is tha o n ly d g a - |
rette In Am erica that through Its exclusive "TO A STIN G " process
expels certain harsh Irritants
present In a ll raw tobaccos. Those
oxpollod Irritants are sold to
manufacturers of chomtcal com
pounds. They ora not prasont In
your LUCKY STRIKE* and so wa sa y
"Consldor your Adam's Apple/*
j
�r
'•'h r ■n
■<--»—
t)M rvspovitlih'fy {,
*
by the c u p *r»:
*»» lb* proper pei
j* * ? 1
IlM wcfialsation."
Fred T. William* .reM«V
MU far MU,oo covering n r i
tM M..hML
A spirited
*Tt **
M t mast hits. Alexander.' tig ers,
q ^ :s M k ia p y rM f.
lea ef eltoattons whl
period to bring eat I
baseball knowledges
did exactly: that. \
The bo?a, emartlng
defaats, tws ef them
In t|m boeka 'ae the- \
Block! Thst’s whet's happened
ta the -iOO sluggers In the big
shots. T his. afternoon only thrwv
players, all Ameilcan Usguers too,
ere riding’aH ro th at figure, da.
spite ibe fac t M i . aleM , g*>-«
or lata hate been long*dUtance
hilling affairs..The National Low.
suets era out or tho plcturu on*
jlroly. chiefly U causs of tha
pltrhera' ability to hold Ur* oppoi
iltlon to /rir.JtlU* The Big Throe:
I’lsjsr and Club g
ab r h g r t.
Rath, Yanks . id
41 11 M AM
Simmons, A*, 17
64 11 *7 *43X
A bxaadrr, pot U
91 IS t t AIM
&.i r S a**
K
n proetlra wk
pro fit. ble aC
Small Rank Jn
jtJje r .n t bull-pen pitch
The benighted Robins lost an*
her cqnteat became of their In*
lOlty to hlL The Pirates, bant
am 4 to S behind tbs 6-hlt pltchk a f Helnto ^slne. Daisy Vance,
ijn hi* bapw cat of th e ,R aw for
B* M n ^ s p i t of an lajprvd
iealarr; waa nicked* for • 1* hits
r the consistently hard-hitting
t The Senatore-TIgrik, who/, M m
H an faatUldg |o r (he past Ur m
days to decide fourth place posi
tion, ended their series with a
two-on* count In favor of the'Ben*
’Mar*. The Senators peurul'd four
Tiger pltrhhrg tor It hits to pro*
dues 14 nine, while the'Tit*to bat*.
th place. Cronin and
Bluege
than pirstnt-day biseball’s moo:
generally derided player, Beger
Hornsby, comes forward with n
reasonable argument for tha poor
showing hit boys have made sines
Apr. 14. Roger safe th ey 'aren 't
hitting, but will toon snap out af
IL He alio said that Urn reason
they look so alow on tha bags la
that he has a team of hard-hit
ting players who, wkrn ih*J
emsck the old 4Bpl*> drive It M
pfvparing blue-pilnt* »nd d
N > of property offered tha
* aa t* what euald he
*rss»etit for a veteran's
**»» tb . affair, of 3 tfc,
cimhlatat, U Ibe f.n a of a let* « u ordered p a ll
MOflioOi BP'ord BAd rW•partible to the City, according Ur. port of which he trad la lb*i Tha Commlirlnnrn* or
»t ha w » « m U» ta'aad
4/w ti wronr wRk »km mroi U I k lease, tor tha epeiatloa of
tho dWi. th a t tha pareon who
“We will eorrendcr this lease
p a n t » f*r a yaatly green* ud^U irai It orer to you If yea readings of a re-rent Informal
g i ■ a i s s s faa Uckai abaold expert- to W 'h e eel-up Uie opp,)m.Bt , i ^ r i • r tt- n g of the cittern wheel »
hare a rota in the affaire a f tha tethered-, wai Mr. taKoy's offer Mellon wee fa*»ed calling fog n
club". Mr. LoBay u l L
la lie Oemmlsa'on jurt befata the united effott In securing opt lews
' At (bat polel, Banden Chasa, sabJWet waa clov-d. T h e idea te an nt Irast 100 acres of land - la
la tha audience, said -1 think that Ufa* be said, “ere yoa retag to the vkinlly of the Mayfair liethe City abaold support the or* pul ho with letting someone call tel In to offered tu the govern
gsniiatl m. It has bean siricknUy ■P fajpW In Renford and tell ment for a vrtcian’s home. • •
operated and le a distinct asset to tbert act to sopport the drive?
Through DeCctirs and RpeuMf',
our city. I request that your eap*
r te d He can. former motorspets
port bo rtren". " l ' .
' ' *
officer tor the City who was to*
Ooatmlie!onar Lehman surreal* 1
la an arciJent and haa since
unable'to u*e one af hla k g t,
| . 7 ^ OommUaljner, then decided
> thot slnce the opposition had not appealed to the City fag fa n *
I mad* an appearance «t the meet- which would' pay for an opart*
I lag, th at they would hold a ipec•d tw s years ibora to run, thati Ut meeting when both sides coahl
tore was aoUilng else for the* City bo hoard. It was , called for
lM»t thab If any complaints
i do but let iho m atter stand as It tomorrow night at K:00 o’clock,
tocfctoro^ aatothem alnlen*
"Somebody hag gat to be tu and City Clerk P. S. I^msnn waa
lad operation of the club, ltof(b,
arderrd to get in touch with rep- ney Wilson,
Mr. Woodruff also asked lhe •eeenlatlvea of both factions, and ,v A lftter I
Inrlle them to the proceeding*, f 1000 d ly I
lwt|s'(t..batde<l, within n
^ A u to m o b ile *
•odnlly closed Ibtlr doors hots,'
and the meeting closed when tho
OoMmitiionrrt voted to consider
n t a Islrr meeting Mayoy Dumas'
auggesron that 'approximately
••OOo In water meter deposits
•••Oo
____ _
which the City held, be used to
g u irh s.r CHy bonds, the bonds
to be placed oa deposit,
ilIRSINn MAN'S BOOT POUND
NEW ORLEANS. M sy‘ IS. _ BUILDING ULOCKS—Irrigation ONE FURNISHED house May
IBth. Also unfurnished house
(A PI—Wide search for Brlnton
boxes add general cement work. Jade let. SO* N. Park Avenue,
Mliaele Concrete Co. 3. E. Ter*
wlllagtr, Pn>)'. 3rd a ml Elm.
2fl— M tocellnnroun F o r Kale
|APT EXPANSION program In
Florida given me an opening f ir
three Indies between to ami DO
years. Address your reply to Sale*
Manager, Box 1113, Hanford. Kh.
Interview 8trlctly confidential nod
| P*J*d Of time,
itlemcn/ thU m atter I* In
to go nlno Innings, but It'* O. K.
now. I .think" . . . Here's hoping
titot .that eld arm get1* Into It’a
beet Shape in yearn. B«n need*
llnlmy Wright, sarebd
Edward Higgins, aboi
Bill Blggor, third two
hour" ?r*a *pent in In
G u ^ ln e Features
Explained By Fort
KiwSSASlm
ton rtroks In “an sutomoblle and
the follow through stroke of T ha
experienced gelfer was strikingly!
pictured by A. C. Fort, local rep*
roaentotlve of tha Bun Oil Co, In
describing the power which fea
tures Blue Sunoco gasoline,
i T a ret tha moat out af aUbet1
stroke, each must be aa long as let U able la m
possible, and contain Jast as muck power aa t af t
bower from the Instant tker start Unuad, lacrotuli
to the finish of the stroke,- Mr. P«rfoime»ce, an
Fort said.
t regular gns
Ha added that Blue Bunora con Utlnet earing
tains so much plus power th at its
Sunday, because a praettoa j+e*
s k a such as waa gone through
ytatorday, If caaUnuad, la booLl
to bring rsrolts. The catching
ea * k Modi straightening oat,
and Manager Deetch la seeking
isw sene who can handle Hint
i WbaiUw fn» (kg m a in
Dud4r
pfaatl^a. duet : u t r A
i l we c a n t get your eup
r*0 ta n * have your gull atom could not Introduce a bill
u you think that there In providing tor Urn exclusion of lbs
ary in ' rhnnfit|f' Ilk ctgb. property, but that In a’ telephone
.J l T T 1
conversation be bad with Mr. " T ' . ’
Shands, attorney for the Bond
holders' Protective Committee, he ur^nT L u.U
lettyrd Jhpt the committee would unenlmoual^
” ;ha
i
/GIVES
fdJREAT
'W t a l k
« !» * ■ Xlhlmw w l i r S
RAN .DIEGO, C a lif,-M o
Friday
.low af. tha Booth
k * U .
—
whose
------ *
Sight, rotoiwe* ypil**'
told pollaa kaha hod
la .
S
u . V.
prf.*V.t*ew.
♦
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t a. A
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The members of All Neale
“ „ • • • * Catholic Church, through
tho
,x* Hr1* t*; WeT' J' *■ Mclnenty, requested
WANT AD RATES
Hanford Daily Herald
. Trnes: Cash In Advnnre
—■~ ■ '
Telephone ads will he received
’h ,^ y
tor patrons and cwUecler real
Immedlotrly tor payment.
I Time" .,.---- ----- 10c a liae
a Times
------- Be a liae
• Times .
. Tc a line
TONIGHTS PROGRAMS
' Time rafes oa reqaeot.
The rrdared rates are* for
S V » u 2 TstS K ?
* k k , w * u ta i, m
.
TUEBDAT. m a t I t
6:00, Amos 'n' Andy 6:16, Gua
Municipal Judge R. W. Ware ° f U ,M l *
,nd fil*J * raaoecullvo lasortkaa.
Five
words
af
average
k
agtk
Van 0:30, phll Cook| 6 :46, Ramb* In a letter to Urn Cmnmlaalon:
r*\*rd
are roosted a liae.
Eadtem itoodard time, r . M. lersj 7:00, Paid’Whiteman's band;
recommended that a fine of «I 00
^ MlfcUk** ? k*.n»,0n d
No ad uader S lines accepted.
unkew Indicated. (Programs sub* 7:30. U ndtU riot 7:40, Radio ser cr »0 days on tho (leasts, placed [
ollfrlab. of Iho Mor da
M R last-minute change by eta* ial; 8:00, Celebrities program; against B. 8L John, white auto- U ., jr“* of, M ^ lf^ M tlro . who All advertlrtof Is restricted
ta proper daasiflcstlaa.
.
.
'
8:30, Death Valley day*, !i:U0, mobllo salesman, found gulHy of • ^ ,d “ ■»
t
»r^ »»f»
If aa error Is made The
Great coinpw ro; 0:30, Clara, Lq dtlelng an automobile while la* nrdf r
' 4M4 -W H A F - (NBC)—464
, *Win,t
end Em; 0:46, Boswell Sisters; toxlratcd some day* ago be re- ,r*r,<Ti" l»*,,lU,l‘,n» detrlmenlgl to Raaford Herald will be re«poo*
fflh**hrt«tad with WTIC)
10-16, ducod.. According to Judge Wan*.
«Ble», might be cgrglml aibie far only oae Incorrect In
M *I Jim Carbattf tiSO, Who's 10:00, Slumber music;
sertion. the advertiser tor
Behtod the Name;.-B:4f>, Dinner Topics In brief; 10:30, Organ re
8t*
» ^ ld to have
no moans of support. Is unable
& H*
of a diycmmt wtmcqurnt law rtkaa. The afm in k !8:16, Baseball acorea; n.-OO,
to pay tho fine, will have to ,,rro *" J*«ktonv|lle, aald ,to„lw
V okrs' servittt; CM , Rketphes;
work on City strfota storting to- <h* ° WBrr of lh* San U n U Apart*
fiO t Ns ad m an aad C rtm lt; 7dl0.
clay, and *ip fast'loving his self* meats, urged by letter that, the
Coon-Sanddrai 8^ 1, M u s i c a l
respect and courage-. Commls- C«mni'saloners use their • Iwflu*
nagnaiaa; 8:M ," Happy Baksra;
aloner R pttr moved that tha re- PBe* ,0 p r o m t the passage of thoroughly familiar with ratea,
>:OoX| B: A,.. EaMW. •senksettm;
quest bo acrodod to but, on a tha rorrntly approved bill which rules aad ciaaatfkaUaa , trill
10:6%| M h p . and Peep; j p : l 5,
.B e the Commissioners five yoa complete lafanaalka.
1BC); 8:00, Musical vote, Commissioners Dumas. Lrhv
a
a
and
Byrd
voted
against
It.
P°w*r
to foreclose on property Aad If jraa wish they will aa*
(NBC); 1:30, Death
Advised by City Attorney Fred ***** «"w delinquent. Hr said •1st you la kardlag your w*at
Th-..Wilson that the rrplatting of ’ Saiffnrd already had
m outh •d to maks li mare effective.
• 8:0% Security V w xu.| ;*/l8,
ITS Id |*prk, owned by F. I, hsnl knrrka to pul any town off
'TiicJct-r’i orrheatrnp>b:30 htW *
rored • program; ' |{g0," TWkeCf mgaraao, William Tlqpley, viollfarrhdrtra; B:fS. Crime d ab ; i.-Ob,
g a s r 8TOVES, gat range*, Ice*
FrmtrHc W llrfv'g;!#. Barn erhovel, rhelra and other aleragr
c h ^ k n ; «:.10.A«Hn*orod pro.
furniture tor sale at bargain prlc*
gram 8:46, D srlijr,..aad Relle| *l; l;16. Addle. Ward and BUI. Vo*
rs. Phene 4UM, I-oMlnge Transfer
7:0%' PryerV hand; i:IE , Charac r*l Trio; 6:30, Evelyn aad Harvey
and Storage, 4th sn4 Pine Sts,
Sabthern
ter rtmdings; 7:30 H*r V. KsItcn- Capps; *:&, EaUy
<K. T .), 0, Amaa V
boro# newt; 7:46, Itqund Towrwrsj
HAVE
YOUR WATCH repslrevl
•:0%' Mlasts dram a., 8:30, Bar Andy, NBC; 8:1% C ar. Gab pfaby on* who really knowf howl
la
regard
to
ruttlnX
cortsin
sub
g
ro
n
;
8:30,
Phll
Cook,
The
Ouafeer
tow concert; 8:00, Mr. and Mro,
division property from the u x
6:16, Richie Crglg, -Jr., 1 0:30,
Mortkto Downey; IU:0O, HcnderW. K. MarDOUGAlX CHI
Whiteman's I’aiiitsrs. yi
JPBAlTORri* now- ttx^trd si
olulion
Ftorshrim Frolic, NBC; *, MrKetthe payment ter be (ablrd f>r further roneldMro or hold* oration, wa* adopted.
soa Mtulral Magatlne, NBC; l;M , by, the propkRy'.
cheetra;. likUt, Ann Leaf.
Death Vslley Days. NBC; 6, B. * . cr* of IkMT
ivn tor any
City Clerk tam ton was
o r
*X-5—WJX (NBC)—TM
Rolfs arm lilt Lucky Strihe Dance- real propcriyJi
i ro n ih u y i on dered to secure bids for the rrnlal
■too. Baking Junior; 6:16, Orcbestie, NBC; lo. ijtodla Fro* xpecltl stsS'Sfl
of ths Cllv Farm on the Went LOSTt
Dasro* orrhextra; 6:26, Scores, ur- gram; 10:16, V itsU r Otche.tr*:
of a sidewalk 1
Sills: thb Independent Merrhsnn
<h*8^ ; 6:46, Topics hi brtof| 10:46, Robert* and D a f f y . ■• geaersl bead*I
Agsnrlatlaa arts given perm it, ion
RAD IO TOW ER
“
f ,r r M
»!••» »•>* tTl? <1^1 lo them. a
.mall portion of land yidj.rent to
,■ ,ho falhollc cemetery, f t e nf*t-
“
"I und* r s p f l
LATE MOUKl. FORD Tudor, TEN, ACRE erlary faint. Nine about sixteen years
ar». sad found It
Coupe, Roadster sod
and Hudson
acres Iliad. Three good wells. b^rfut,*' oars Mm
Sedan. Real A Runs, Myrtle Are. Thirty acres uncleared, hammock Jtitfc. Oeott. af TUe*
adjoining. Herbert O. Qrlppcn. romMa Ala. *1 alto
w d It durtae rOanee
owner, Houle 2.
* of
Ufa X was seep
new Hudson, Essex, or Ply
mouth, or Chrysler fer $75. Ap*
EXCHANGE: Choice gray ham
mock land, lorsted on paving
and railroad with Inexhaustablr
flawing eroll; for good five or six
L A N t r s DRUO KTORE—Pro* loom house In city. 11% N. Path
ocriptlcas, mags tinea, fountain Avs.
.
service.
PROMPT
deliveries.
Phone lO t.'
p a -ia e r te s
A s m s jm a t
FOR SALE: n flat tenor sama*
pbone. A Rueschcr Instrument.
Pond condition. MO. Phone 443.
ESTABLISHED BUSINESS tor
u le . Can operate In home. Now
earning over $40 a week. Can
prove statement to your aatlsto.*.
Lon. Curloalfy seckeia not wanted.
AN EXPANSION program In
Florida give* me an owning for Prlio f35o rash. Apply $3'.' Horn
wick Avenue, Daytona Brack, at
three men between 20 and
f>0 once.
year*. Address your reply to Sale,
Manager, Box 141*. Sanford, Kla. A FEW good bargains In storage
Interview strictly nmridrntl*! and
furniture, *uch as beds, springs,
personal, ,
_______________ dressers, kK"-stoves, ete. Phone
4IUI, Ixsslng'* Transfer and Stor*
8— F in an c ial
sro, 4lh and Pine Sts. .
-qUICK SERVICE” on piano,
baggage or furniture moving,
tam ing's Transfer and Storage,
4th and Pino 8 U. Phone 41W. .
11—Mlncrllanroun
ARE YOU moving? Call 4PH tor
a tianafrr that will do the Jv<b
nv you want It done, tasting'*
Transfer and Stars go, 4th ami
Pine Sts.
•
LIBERAL ALLOWANCE on your
old battery, kill W. First St.
WANTED: BOUGH dried wish*
ing. Will Iron If desired. 1112
l*ocust Are.
IA—-A p a rtm en t* F o r Went
LEFU-'EU APABTMENTH, 1210
Magnolia Are. Three rooms and
lath. Phone 413.
WANTED—r w a n t to rent fur
nish bouse -with garage aad
fenced In chicken run*, fllve locitlon* and full Inf irmallon In ans
wer, Apply “II. A. C*“ care Her
ald office.
WANTED WHITE RAGS, must
be clean, preferably sheets, etc.
The Sanford Herald.,
THE ARCADE
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
FISH and I*0ULTRY
F U R N IT U R E :
T ra d e In Y m |- H i
■Hu r t a t W AGOl
ANGEL’S BARBECUE
Open 10 A. M. to Sr A«
M. Sanford A Genera
Area.
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LUNCH ROOM
A 1 0 c Lunch Jk
Coffee Shop.
Open S A. M.-0 P. BL
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VEGETABLES
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19— F arm n F o r R a n t
FDR RF.NTi, 13 acre* tiled land
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TelrphoAe 733, N atl. Bank Bldg.
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SANFORD,
3 WoundedInColo
As U.S.SoldiersAn
Local Police Clas
|W d Jury today In corm**tl**(
with aa'afWgvd gifinUc Hqwot
tpae* N r* Orlr/rw to Miami,
Mobs Continue Dioor-
. May II —<AP) - r
r waa d«
.
storm ad through
E
i>Wipp ,to th ftlr
iso m e t In r*gtfela' m o rn in g ,
k h ea d w ay to u p t h e U rg e
b o fo re i t
p v - 7 i ) \ ': .
h n p o r ta n t act*
t*« *t sta te Oevenv»IU. ,N*. V was
m ty' two d Use* t lag
skpa.tks.B toU Tax
M a is S k ^ thsrsby
stock exchange waa closed And
hooey petrols of poHco and civtf
guardsmen were pooled through*
out the city.
,'
A mob eat fire to Jeeait heed,
qsorters la the heart of Madrid
end the eld betiding was destroyed.
She cabinet met In on emergency
fer the situation Is regarded. A*
extreaaaly grave.
‘
: .
Dsresso Bervnguet, f a r m e r
premier, who was released from
Military prison Saturday,
waa
laQod again as the Mobs shouted
rtfelcUm of the republican gov.
i n * out of the capture - la
lU d id i Boy, w nt of k m »
ja d r ***, of a motorboat with
* cargo of liquor sboard raltod *k 11*0.000. Right m*n
wer* i r m t o l but tho ifkme*
of ooly four « .r* m ealed .
Ttoy pro J»r*<l Krnyoa, Mi
ami; A o n Burkett, U o H l
fUrmam Panama City; aad
WWlam Boyd, Ape lech kola.
Two womtn werF Included
(■on* thee* Indicted.
op On Resolutions
Gtosannlsta tried to psomel# a
LYNCHBURG, Va.. May II. —
general (tribe end although Ira dee
uaieaa opposed them they see* (AP)*-Bishop Jsmaa Cannvn’s
tgeedsd In1 paralysing traffic and eorUehtlun tk it th* senate reoolnpSsergaxiilng business In general Uun permitting Invosllgalion of pe[leal activities “contemplate* no
' .Two were known killed and -a
gislgtloii aer legislative dutle*“
•acre injured. Four Catholic Into d|spatod yesterday by Untied
xtUtitlens w e n bunted.
Late* Senator Carter Gtasr. anTb* Spnaiah republic had IU first
d r of tha reaoluttoe. in n tetter
nseteoa rioting yeatevde* when »•r:€ M ro * n Nys of the senate
publican* attacked and beat a
m p k n expenditures comm ttee.
group of monarchists in Madrid,
“o T r e s r u your rommlttoa
and attempted to burn th* offices
tows this to not true." Senator
gf tb* powerful conservation new*
- Salic* were called io combet tb*
rioters, who continued demonstrp.
night. 'Appeoxlmatoly IB persona
w ar*. Injured, sevtral aeriewsly,
Law Body Also!
• Extending Tfci
County Comrai
ers To Four
TALLAIIASSRfC, May *I>T
(A PI—The U g i .l .t u r i l h j O g j W ’
final appiovol to a bill tpA U tnhute school fund* rquaUh tpl^W *
the state on a unit boali. hl;*ne
teacher and .10 pi pll*. T^ j g ) .
previously adopted by the M B * ,
w it. pasted unanimously by too
House.
/.
Th* Rebate pr»«rd a bill h f JJ*iator Home*, Key Weal, provfSttg
for Inatollment and rrdemptlan of
dellmiuent tax certlflcatee. ,th a
House vclsj in favor of o roostitutlonal amendment to extend the
term of county coamt-uJOWlci
from two to four year* and to pro
vide fer the election of three tOrnj
tnlsslnner* at the next gedhrut
election and two yoot* afterw ara
So the term* will overlap. ' ( I
The House quaireled about pro
cedure but held to the |lnea of fta
previous order that nothing Hot
flasnce, UxatUn, hanking, and ed
ucation will be considered for the
next two week*.
The Hr note received a hill frees
Senator Hanrla, St. Petersburg t]
prohibit the levying of oil *d van
orem taxaa except a one Mill te l
provided In the constitution fw
school purpooea. Tho
ftonke
brought thr state inheiitahro tax
hill, passed by tho Senate, to the
floor aad placed it on second randJug.
Twenty-three actual wofhlfc
day* remain' before adjournment
of the M-day regular session. Juk^
®*
I'
.
'i
Legislators have souiht ways fa
<Continued On Tact Three)
C o u n cil
CriticigncV o M e y
quarters. Mata*, who wm* la tba
cabinet of Oeaeral Berengner, wax
aevenly handled hy th* rahb, which
bant him and .togas t* U ar off kta
clothing. Ha we# saved by tba
gnrlvtl of former P ip n ler Joe*
Beeches Gnerrs, who gar* the
tfe n d hi* word that' Mato* x
be arrested. Oi| Uii* abaet
the tietera per mi l Ud.Mato#
. WASIIINOTON, May 11- (AP)
t-Prohibitloa Director Wo.wtcock'a
Of*/ research advisory ro u n d to-,
day.was termed Jest another com
mission which wm “Investigate
tk* bedtime itfry fcnawn as na
tional prohibition."
In a statoasent, president llenry
■mmo a# 1Ld AaBnn'atlnsi aealHat
he thought tb f JfJchvrohnni tont'
mtoaien already had dom- the
Jsb Woodcaek plaaaed for the
courntl.
“U fa hi
W ashlnilin
atoms to be Just on* new commis
sion after ell ether, Just e Hitt*
prshtkltlcm propaganda
b lr.k k x p f rrs who don’t
Woodcock ■hnogated the formatlas ef a council In a ataicmrnl
from his offtaa chore. The anHoencemcnt s*M th* tourtcll. romp r l s l n g pro*|U*at educator*
would ascertain th* truth rryerding ike opertMofl f f the Klaht•epth AmendaiaM from axiologi
cal and*peonomi* viewpoints. The
council wilt seek- facto la research
la the grad sat* aaheels of the
Carol Attends
lry_ D isp la y
s His Consort
C8T. Huynanla. May
>A great military pa-
A tte m p t
Of 2 Me
, DBNVKK,
T
WABHiNGTON. May II.—<AP>
—Th* tomb of tha Unknown Sol
dier was piled high and garlanded
with Dower* yeslardsy by mother*
who** son* died In th* World
war,
•
Two long linrs of laurvl, loop*d
over their *hould*rs, the»* slowmoving mother* carried, nml they
arranged them tenderly about the
edges of th* flat whlto etnnr.
Above the gisen bay, tb* wldtr
lilies and th* red reses, a horclrr
rounded taps, end one of th* Cold
Bier mater* started weeplnr.
A stocky-ex-soldier stepped out
from the crowd and placnl his
arras about her shoulders
“I knew the Unknown iS"Mi*r
weJl." Representative Ruth Bryan
Owen, of Florida, widow of a llrilDh officer, and herself a war-time
nurse end entertainer, told the out
door crowd of mothers, soldiers
end visiter*.
8h* described “ that comno.li*
youth of our landt a gay led who
sang In th* nervation room in
Plymouth, Ragland, where ah*
played the piano, and Lady As
t i r presided; a lad srf h'gli heart,
mucking to tha front \>ndor gray
akito, awl alngiag; a somewhat
rsnUmonlal lad Who called for her
to slag leather f gs In the rrst
remp; a hoy who came back
wounded) a as Idler who went slag.
Many Banditg Killed
Jo —(A P)—A
from an al
to loot th*
( t o s t store
Itod In probLawrence M.
NANKING, May II.—(API—
Nationalist governmeat military
headquarter* hero issued e state
ment today saying that troops of
opposing bandits along Honan,
Hupeh, and Anhwei prortnrlal bor
ders hare killed 7,000 outlaws end
Trouble Starts Wheh
Army Private Tridl
To Arrest Civiliaf
In Restricted Arel|
Flam wa» successfully operated
up-n >e*t*nUy for th* torn ival of
a rito io rt from Hi* left eye.
Tlir Vint .proves! 1 1 to *n *l*nVlm t patient. coop* a ling !•« every
Way with the surgeons. Thu «l»oia*
tlo'i tolng performed un«l.-r Hk-41
anr»:l *<la, hr w ii, of course. rouac’ou* and aware of m a t »«■ CP*
Inc «n.
Hr irq irn Jn l to lmpilrviv ad*
rirr>.rd to him <»i th-j nperml'ivg
tablr anJ readily follaered I ho
•arerrtiona mad* In ul.n. Wlira
Ihr cataract w ar extracted. bo
observed;
••I m* tt* llih t.”
Thr nprrallon was peefutmud at
Ophir hall, thr residence >f ill*
latr Mr*. Whit rlaw It ml in Westrb rittr i. unty.
Tr.r npeialton im oltU d In tho
extraction of tho ratarart. mat l«,
Ihr tlotuled ry* U-n«, wi hunt de
I ruction Ilf Ihr III*. Thr |>«*
which i* thr crystalline but;.' by
moan* of which light ray* at*
fncus.rd m Ihr ronoltlrc lining
of thr rye, Ihr retina, i, plared
behind thr pupil, th r diaphragmIlk* open ng whl'h by it* contrac
tion and rnlargrm rnt regulate* tho
amount of likht entering the *ye.
CO LO N , P a n a m a . M ay 1L
—r (A P ) — A d e te c tiv e a n d tww
civ ilia n s s u ffe re d
bullet
w ountU an d tw o m e m b e rs o f
th e m ilita ry police
w erw
Promptly at 10:00 o ' c l o c k nlifrhtly w ounded a b o u t t h i
Thursday mogunu, Sanford's larg- h ea d w h en U n ite d S la te * aoli*
eit stire t parade in years will
more through downtown street* u n la y n ig h t.
trailed, to draw together to their of the city to open officially an
A full Investigation was or
normal position the severed paita all-day celshratlm which Is being
o. ihc eye. .
.
sponsored hy the Farmers fl ub of ered last night by Ma). (W
lTeston Rrown, in command
An Opening was then made in Hanford.
to th* eyeball. Thr tapsul* which
Tho parade, under the direction tha Canal Stone deportment. .
surrounds end olds the ten, lit of I). J. Garrett, chairman Vvf the
Th* trouble started aeon eft
place was opened and the cata paiadc vommltte* will start at Private Fred H. Swllier, W
ract waa rent iveil by being gently the Mayfair Hotel and move west was on military polle^ .duty, K
xqurttrd (list through th* pupil on the lakefrjnt boulevard to San arrssted a man following an I
and then through
_ t th* opening ford Avenue; south on th at ave terrallon In lb* restricted dl
above th* cornea.
nue to Fourth Street; West on triet. Sw ider started for t
Th* iris was replaccJ and read o n ,th a t ttrrt-t to Perk Avenue; station with hi* prisoner, whl
Justed so as to leave a round pupil tru th on Park Avenua to Fifth a Panama policeman arrived up
Thr suturea were lied and dress Stieeti wext on F.fth Street to the scene, rrodueed a gun al
ings applied with bandages over Oak Avgnue; North on Oak A**- attempted to take the prison)
them.
4 fuv to Fliat Street; east on First Other Pansm* policeman, a . d
Street to Palmetto Arenas; north 1relive and a group of dvillai
on Palmetto Avenue t> Commer- gathered with drawn guns ai
rial Street; west on that street to joined In th* fray. Hwilser dl
Park Avenue, and then disband (n forced against a wall with b
prisoner, but Instead of surren
th* vlrlnliy of th* Court House.
erlng him he drew e pistol ai
Thr line-up of' t he parade will
th* bullet striking tl
I* a* follows; Motorcycle *«cort fired,
Panama datectivs In the thou)
of three men, marshal of the par
er»
ade; count) amt city offl.lals In
Before th* soldier could u
automobiles; the Rlkt Band; car
containing all the guest* of h >nor, hi* gun again It Jammed and 1
, ;
Including Phil Taylor, stats com r*treated Into * doorway.
Th* prisoner fled, end tl
missioner of inspection; Nathan
Mayo, state secretary of agri- Panama police opened f i r
rulture, and L. M. Rhodes, state during which an Italian road
man was hit In tb* neck a n d 1
NKW YORK, May u . _ < A P ) - marketing commlsstrnen; Semi newsboy bystander in tb* to*.
Thr Unite,; States Army’s great- nole County Clamber of Commerce
At that time th* narrow *ltre
official*; Womans Chib float;
-Civit- Club floeto; motorcade. <g
#
ssmae.
sw.l
.
11
1
_____
nod stones flew and sevartl pet*
When the hBth pursuit squadron farmers and citrus growers;' Jlost* sons war* struck. Private tlrroJd
took the elr from San Diego, Calif, and exhibits of business conesrns; r . Iwlghton was hit In th* shoaMt'
for Dayton, Ohio, Saturday, It spans of mule* In harnest; float of
by a rock and Private Frod •
mad* the first move in n concen tho Future Farmrrs #f F lird a . *r
H. Ha*til was struck on th* head,
tration of mote than 0A0 alrplano* and vari >u* Boy Scoutt troops.
Reports this morning Indicate by a club In th* hand* of • a '/■
which, ore they return to home
fields, will have tactically con that Thursday will be a gala day Panama policeman.
The confusion subsided a few [
quered Chicago, New York, Uos- for tho'reason that gverycommltton and th* national capital and tee chairman has announced that minutes later, after the arrival at
reduce) half a doxen other cltic* o-oporation has been met at erery othar military police and Pnnaato
to iheorttlcal cinder*.
step and that avery plan entertain officers.
Theiv will he a parade of Army ment or event has boon atranged
plane* into Dayton from *U parts to the last detail.
waa ever, "f never thought It of tU iuuuliy this mask. In It — Hbortiy—a ttse the street posed*
will to pursuit planes, bombard disbands, a series of sport avsnU,
tugs-of-war, bicycle
“But even stranger than ccm- ment plane* a n d obssrvatlon Including
races, roller-skats races, end iunmerciallxatlon by tradesmen
Is
nine rare* will occupy the a t
that the public hat allowed profev,
tention of the throng until near
clonal welfsro workers to rsploll
(■sorgo R. laVIgnc, 62, for y e a i b ■
ly noon when a barbecus, prepared on* of th* most prominent rltliens
It* aantlmtnt for inothrrhoxl In
under the tree* in the leer of the of Longwood, and a widely knawh . .
a manner of which 1 never
Court House by O. If. Rrown and reUry grower, died at hi* home Hatt
diaamed. 1 am more than amated
I a m 'dismayed. 1 ileplore parti- hi-aiinl eastward. Today Paelf r hie asCitante, will be served. It U unlay afternoon after ap lllneao t<f ,
total Immbardmcnt fore**, mopil- expected that fully 4,000 people more than a year. Funeral eervltM «
n»*H pirn and womrn have tom* Ing at Han Diego, will start for will b« fed during the noon hour.
will to htld at Bt. Jam** Calholje^'.
The gurste of honor will then I ('hutch tomorrow morning a t BitB
A#ftfallir«l th b day in the name Dayton, via Bl Paso, Dellas, Mem*
phi. en-l toultvlll*.
be heard in elwirt addressee at o’clock with the Rrt. M. Fox, of.
ef'needy mithrrs.*'
ObservaUon end ettark group* tho band shell. Afterwerds a dia Delating. Burial will to in U reetf *
Mia* farris, s ntply dicssoL tall,
xllm,'and no longer young. gr**l- will take off from Texas and Okla mond bell gems between loams wprd cemstory, Orlando.
Mr. La Vigor was horn In M khk' >
af.U l* soldiers with a *nvll* homa, some going by way of Fort from the Hast and West sides, end
Bill, Ohla., Rt. Ixiul*, Jarkson, l«at rare* «n Lake Monroe, will gen In 1R7D. He cam* to Florida *
aad a word of giatlflcatlon tothey were remembering Miss., Chattanooga and L til* lake plare. A large display of more than 30 yt»m ago, and i w ..
Rock and some hy way of Mont farm marh'nery, fertilisers, and th* past SO yrois has engaged 4 '
gomery and Nashvllte. Texas bon*. kindred artblea will bo envied farming In end near luvngweosk'
th « chaplain', wife sang “llnme, hrrdmrnt planes will leave Bau near the bandabell. A* a final bit flit cmnertlon w.th th* r a r i M '^
8*1*1 Home.'' and a male quartet
of vnteila nment. a street dsact, Hro*., of Longwood and Wsgner
led ln singing a h>mn. The ihapsmarting at K:30 o'clock, and rtn- for many yeaia ri suited In hit t t Uia preached on the them* that
(Mwer ration units from New llnulng until after midnight, will ing mtd* a partner. Their fariM/V'
there abiuld to worthy of rsch York, New Rngland and Alabama he held at tb* foot of Park Ave an,) grove* cover many a m * o t *'
ether. This roncludnl the natreie- will .ta rt fer Dayton Wednesday, nue. The Sanford Rlks Hand will land in those secJ lorn, stub o f* \ the first two contingent stop furnish music throughout tho slay, among tha more ptcfltfebl* in \ m v
ping at Colombo*, Ohio, and tha ns well as for th* dance el night. county,
Alabama group at Chattanooga.
lie lx survived by hts widow, -•
Th* celebration will I* the
first annual Farmer* Day ret*- Mr*. Halil* LsVIgne, and
toVignk,
hratlon. It is hvpcd to make it nil daughter, Mist Aldla
nnnusl affair, with tb* ideal of Also on* elater, and four brother*. *
'
the event to be that of m a tin g all residing in Michigan.
a closer spirit of co-opsration and
Interest between bcmlnol* County
due at Dayton Wednesday to form Farm trs and
8anford - business
Ihr 22n<l ob.ervatlon wing. A men,
. •' g , 4 ( ( |
group from Michigan will hup no*.
.top from Detroit to Deyton Wednt of Mother'* Day—wh'la needay.
itatemeats by disabled vetBrig. Gen. Benjamin D. Foulolv
Mtlfy that they get only 1M leader of the air division ef <11
WASHINGTON. May 1
ef the returns."
(A P)—Prediction that them,
planes, and hla staff ertll arrive
MIAMI, May l t - ( A P ) - F r a n k to •outburst* of violent pr
in* Dayton Tnseday and the dlvl Hines, administrator of vstorans
against Ahyqrkin octnynUek*
.ion will to ergeniaed Friday.
affair* left tor* by automobile to
‘The m aneem * will atari May day to contlira* th* lntp*riion of lea* th* matte** are wllhek
M over ChUagw. Training flight* sltrs offered by till** for a prowill to mad* May U and 17, with
LAND. May l l - ( A P ) - Intperika by Asalstont Bacrotary poi*d government bom* for dloMnent that a new Jdnier «f War F. Trutoe Davison at Day ebled soldier*. The party which
rlth standard cour*** will ton. May t t . T to deraenitralico arrired from Orlando Friday
Mahed la BaraeeU, Oct. will to pa( gg a t 10 A. M. (CBT) planaed to traret to tto West
Coast
‘•antral o< Bouttorn Delmad* today hy Dr. Ladd
Lineup Of Procession
Is Announced Today
By David J. Garrett
BIG AERIAL FLEET
MOTHER’S D A Y IS IS GATHERING FOR
HIT BY FOUNDER M O CKW ARFARE
Mitts Anna JarvisSaya Airplane Mobilization
Occasion Has Been Precedes Attack On
Cleft O f‘Sentiment New York, Chicago
ollowing
U, S. Occupation
Haiti Is Scored
Hlnett Leaves Miami Members Of Ur
To Renew Inspection
MIAMI, Mag |L — <A P)-IJ*unaat CenunamUr C. H. SchiWau, navy fller. arriwed tom y*#urty atoned aw Kaetcm Air Traaawt alrpleee ratal tiavannsb en-
nesa
•lleffe WiU Be
d In Sarasota
g t 10 P. M.
t plane* wilt
bear Central
Ore and ea
■gtanlng at
(API—T
yretards;
thoriliee
y resent J
»ky, t m
.Turkey. May I I —
gnixh guv sen went
Ifcd Turk ih auaid to unable at tto
�■views
Season Last F a l l
kut'w erap o acfo ro d I f I W M
■tuck for two ligahdaalw. M*r*
and Orfham tagging' Um pigskin
■croM Um m l Him. •
Tbs nk» r(ring Day >frond Um
Cslerr Feds faced with Um probIrm. of dowsing • highly' trained
end (occessfal swchlne reproivnUng Um "Tallow Jackets* of
Lroebo/g. Smarting wider mentries of previous ravwraaa a t tbs
bands of the -Tallow Jackets",
(Contfnaed From # a g s One)
downs which took seme of Um
Nfs and pep out of the Cetojr
Fade. In the third period Mote
true bed over for the onlr Celery
fed tally. Sanford threatened
several limes In the last haW,
hut the Orlande forward wall
■ always held in the eraclal mo■ merits.
■ On Oct. 3, the Celery Feds
• produced a battering attach that
) whipped the ML Dora machine
- In a few short minutes, the O l’ ary Feds running ap the hlgheit
- score of Um reason la this game,
. 044. Oeorge Moya took the heart
f out af ML Dora to begin with,
i acering the first of hli fear
i touchdowns a few minutes after
• the game opened. Then followed
touchdown* by Lyloo, Klnlaw,
Hook, and Morrison. Jackson and
*-----------——- r « ^ e v » a x
«r dinner Mrs. Owen teok Courier ran the team in grant
l Um Caucue Room of tho style while they were in Um
l of Representatives and fray. In Um line Um euUten-ilng
» e hoard a concert given performer* were Laney, IJndsay,
l by the United State# Navy and Riser. It would be hard to
After this we wars given say who was Uis outstanding fig- 1
i
M r tU d Iselur* by Charles ure In toch a mates.
In their third game of the ;
1 Long on "The Renehar.ted
fr*m Dawn U Dusk." Tired season with Winter Garden In
•ppy ws w*»t back to our WinUr Carden Oct. 10, the Cel- |
in car a t Unloa SUUon. ary Feda uncorked a grant full- 1
buck In Georgs Moya as their l
. ware up early the nest main threat to win from their |
ag and after iireakfastlng opponents 2S-0, avenging a do- i
nlng room of tha ata- feat the year before. Three of l
wsnt to the Senate I he Calerr Fod touchdown! fa- |
Thera Vlce-Preildent suited from long runs by Moyo. I
wanted us with medals
The following week, Oct. IS, \
Sons of the American the Calory Fade. Journeyed to t
Boclaty, Than wa Tavares. The Tavares t e a m s
ad to our bus and ware proved to be • tough assignment,
ftjb r Washington Monument. but by superior playing Um Cel- e
■W wa gaied In wnivitr at ary Feda wars on tho big end of |
h U I I marble shaft. Ws all
a 114-0 score when the final a
»1 to tho top, a-few climbing whistle blew. Homs nice tackling n
asms reus stairs but a leas
and blocking In this game was {,
Igatie majority riding In tho demonstrated by Jackson, Kin- a
•to r. From tha top wa could law, Moya, Ponder, Lindsey, and t
Arlington In tha distance and
Pete's Memorial which we
/Visited. Inside Lincoln's
MVial la a high broaxo atelue
Lincoln. On eno site, carved In
bU, It hie Gettysburg Ad.
M, an tho other, hit Second;
I
|
»
a
*
i
K
■bun wa want to Uis National
Mym. Kora wa aaw IJody’s
■a suspended from tha cell-1
i. Tha boys wsnt over to boo
fieri ra r and tha first tractor
la. Mrs. Owen took oa girl*
jte# the dresses of tho wive* for Um second counter. Thera was
firm s I presidents. Wa giaed soma nice charging and tackling
<n the part of Riser and llowt Wa had to be taken away all.
Coolly waa Um Calery Fad
te t by farco.
*
I was time for us to see the victory over DeLand In that It
removed from fha field of play
fame Court. Wa silently 11tod Um ‘preaenia of Hfhdrix Lylta.
the courtroom and took our Naar Um close of Um gams Lyles
B Soon Um Judges rams la wag tackled viciously and ha want
' there followed a lively argui aa to -Whether an Atr dpwn with a broken hip Just as
ha crossed tha Una for the final
ia Is a Motor Vehicle or touchdown.
,
" Ws left them, still undeDfataying n versatile and roI , so that wa roald eat our |lent less attack, tha Calery Fed
Ik In the dining room or the eleven
,
ran rough shod over HL
tker of Um llouso.
Cloud’s flghUng machine on Oct.
f o r lunch Mr*. Ouran took i; l , .scoring In ovary quarter* lo
to the Jlouae of Represents- ,
roll up tholr second high tally
| where she Introduced us lo of
, tho year, and U win, as to 0.
(Continued from Pago Ona)
■other rvproasntsUvss. Then It
i waa tha fifth straight win of
ha was unable to persuade m* to
tho Capitol step* wo again tho
|
season and tha third gama
j (Cawtinned From
Ing study h all Tho other h a f h
spent la recitation aag (U M week.
{ A student la able to malm m
grad# of C la all of Ida' —TjlH i
without taking a book out vf tkf
school. This leave* piaalf. hf.Ume
to perfect hlmaelf in Um tja k lw b
lo which bo la boat fitted..T h*
ichosl Wim la then divided Info
*1 awtek terns*, each S ' a*pars!*
ualL At Um end of ala week* an
examination la given and If Um
Student pastai ha Is Ikroogh with
that salt. If bo falls, he taken tbs
bach work up during Um rssabM
“Hers Is an In lerssU ^ looking
work Ing under ■trained rossdttlom. room number—IX.. Let's ass what
Let u* first step over late tha sec la happening. I t U a, Junior Eng
ond year UUn close. Ilcr* Um lish class under Mias Verasy, Um
elssi Is giving « Roman Woddihg senior spentor.. Tho students am
under the able direction o f Mr*. wilting letters aad about gU tho
Maxwell. The room-1s decorated asntjmeat la th at they a rp 'a o m r
with old-Romnn weapons, hatch, they have lo spend so upRh tinea
eta, shields, Javelins, chariots, an la school, la thu hack of tbv room
*ld galley, Caesar's bridge aad are seven models of the old Ellasmany ether novelties made by form be than theaters mads by the stud
er LaUn students .Tho aroddlag ents.
, ;
party it ready. The bride, Mary
“W# have only a faw minutes
Buford Powell, has her hair dosM before the bell aad *« wa era all
In flowers sad la dressed la white Interested In Mrs. Williams’ His
with, a trailing ftamo colored veil. tory. experiment ws will go down
Tha groom, 11. B. Odham, is (here. The students are grouped
dressed la a -toga." After the around tables pad a r t making r e
characters am Introduced, Um
bride and groom are seated on a
stool and with the ceremony ef plac
ing their hand* together are
m»do huahsnd and wife. Tha wad
ding procession than begins and
feasting la supposed to bo bold for
several days.
had time to, visit all the classes
-Now let us look for a moment and too the equally wonderful
Into the typewriting room and the work done by the others. The bell
commercial classes also under Mrs. Is now ringing aad ww must go to
Maxwell. The typewriting ream is Chapel. After a. short program
equipped with 10 new imtasfcwi g iv es, by tha 8tudent Coastil
Underwood typewriters, Um latest
In construction, and two now
Woods techs which make enough
rachot to run ont out. The ohaet*
hand (closa la studying how la
write ao that even they can't road
It.
"L et us now go down to tho Agr '
rieultur* deport m ent'^ndav'- MC <
GOODYEAR LfADS
S«C Thll
A l i - W « , i l « Balloon—
11 great inprovcm tnli—(till morg n i l t t .
.
MEMBER INDEPENDENT' HER
‘
u&ent C o u n c il
Is I n a u g u r a t e d
' IK
ROCKETS TIRE SHOP
lag
Batteries Regaled
*
Phoe* M
Fun Obtained From
Writing Poetry b
Depicted By W riter
!s?!»
Mr, qwwL
lriag our medals before Um
Long runs for touchdowns by playing golf or Improving my
u Mavjalone camera. View- Jackson,
Kialsw, and Maya bridge gam*.
, .
w ant Curtis tort tha Ran- featured Honk,
Um game.
,
As a m atter of foal, I write
.Chamber so that ha could
On Nov. T, a groat Rollins vorso (whan I do) because I enjoy
ws la Uila picture.
Freshman team again caused the do ng IL I like lo tot an Idaa play
Har vUIUng William Tylar (’a la r. Veda to bow In dafaal. Tbs
k i (who prooonted oa with "Rata" outweighed Um Calory around In the bach af my mind
M. of hla American’s Creed) Fads and ware much mors ax', uatll |1 ran ba caught and comafter rialtlim the Senate, pertenced. Tha game ended 24
m an taken all through the to IE In Um second and third
kel and w art glean a ride periods Moya drove over two form, and choose brave wards far
(he Senator'* little railway. touchdowns with the able help Itself. T hire’s a real thrill la
right after dinner Colonel of several of Um linemen. Shin- writing li down, and reading it
over the f tn t time or two. At thto
rave US a lecture on the holaor, Laney, a n d
Lindsey,
I of tho Unknown Boldlar." opening up good halos. Tho 0*1- point I become ao enthualaoUo
B ait morning wa motored ory Feda’fought to Um last min Ihat I turn to Mr. Hsue man or
Mngtoa’s home on Um Po- ute bat It waa a losing, uphill Mr. Alkra and road toms real
poetry. Arm than I hastily tear My
Meumt Vernon. Wo went struggle. This waa ona af the little
varaa up.
.th a t baauUfol, old Vlr- host game* tho Colory Feda
Why aal write verso, or praoo,
played.
for that matter, or point picture*
by Washington aad
• r furniture, ar do croaawUUh
iO r. Wa alte aaw Um tomb
embroidery t Doing things la m m
rpahlagton a n d
Martha
Wteu
wrapped
In Its laog pass aad a BO yard ran to fua than looking on, and one
Wa ware greaUy the closing minutes of tha gama doeaal hare to ba Tiidaa to am
th at place whore gave tha Hurricanes a victory Jo, playing tennis. Oddly aaoogh,
even a pretty pear taaa li player
n~ ,
ptoy
haras determined over Um Sanford team, after tha » »
Calory yaga had lad tkroegh hatter than tha sale*
Mm hatter tlUaaBe. ' !
throe
quartan
of
playing
fcy
a
never
triad
the
game.
T
■M awr l»nch an the way
who’s itrivan far self
N j h e rity and than want 12 te 0 mere. The b*ginning »f la any medium, aad wt
white House to mo Pros I- U a second half found Mara# ro
to rs la* the kickoff same I t with what difficulty h
rarfo. Then a p a n . Jackson te caa be achieved, has
•arsed Um right te rat
to ptoture takas with us. Preston, put Um ball in scaring acclaim
porfsttka.
M at wa want hack to the distance amf p faw minutes k tMtoM IJulidlng, to the vr Moya drove a m far Um find KFITApa FOR A O K
, a f t»w Row* Mt tha touchdown. The next touchdown
canto m tha reexit a f • p a n ,
* * !•* .» « XlgUw, la Jackson, la Um teat
few play* of Um final qsartor
(tolaasvilla scored two tswak fowns
aad kicked f a r awe af the eatro
Sanford Printing Company
...
Oranges.
to
Mi e^i
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CARPENTERS AND PAINTERS
NOTICE
J"
a
�wlr* to n t n d my OpfrocH
U th* many MUm i who
holt m kindly with thto rol
, t n oatomobiU - t o m a n to tto lr
and »Uo to th* away m i n i
Judging by t M r t*B«B«te.
u l « fore*.1
rr*A M M of those artkckM,
p. C. M*B right, n e w U j
y rat*. To tho*# who toko
netted whh tto Marshall Matwo
adverse tritkU m . I WTO »•Appmximately 1400 bill. hot* ( X w i i rw k k n t
H
bat tko klodUoot feeling. boon lotrodarOd mine* tko bgbta- N r i r tl yrara, Joined tko Ford o r-1
t o r t forgotten th at thoy turo conrrttod Apr. *, bot only M gonUottea. TkU U bU Mcond con
m oiiaro. rocoirvd approval
In nection with o Ftod
botk houses. Only foor of the— Ho m > eosoctated with Ito Fow
oY major Importance. , Otvo . . t o ond o o rrto gerag* In Cor
wO.ld abotkh lite offle. of .ta ts date, 0*-, m o ra l yotro wo* •
I ' L _____ '
equaliser*. Anotkot oitondod tlmo
for paying t» > n to Jun* I t, m i .
Tko tklrd providing for a rooonlb
Jo«tlco of tko «opromo court, «ubCtfcTRAL FLORIDA IA N »
toci to approval ky rolera on tbo
b k h u i t *j*i»|ltutl*nal
amend
—
ment, .a d tbo fooKh allowed la- DoLand
auaoro o L re tu n d '"* bond, oror S t Aotuatlno
00-yr.r pfflodo. ta.Uod of SO Wlntar Pork
D a y to n a ----years, a . k a. boon tko com.
C
o c o ,-------- .
A
bill
to
aot
op
a
lU
to
Intori(Wo now arrlvala In tko faaalliaa
nB*pr*.«nt»tlvadhhare gtiui rod 'tan ro tax paaaod tko Renata* but
A
* « tko session convened. F t n t awaits Homo consideration.
rT aad lira. Dan Ckappoll an- •ImU.r bill, which provide! tkot
SLaad tka birth of n daughter. rovonuo from tko tax to Into tko
f W k H f i a i today Mr. an* Ha*, schorl fun*., woo vetoed by Ooo*
kola A. B a» of Palm Booth «ona* ornor Carlton teat week.
_
W h o aa nu u a co m o A t O f tk o b ir t h
Revenue m O M ini oitlmalad to
n (irl yottanky. And tko oao- bring la ctoa* to $40,000,000 woro Washington — ai
it
oa Jnat about ball oror.
on WgUlaUro rnWnd.ra Against DoU*U -------- 1«
j*
•JJJI
than, war* appropriation Mite Chicago ------- - •
U
I t b my bollof *tkot tko t - t root totalling M arty $30,000* 00. . . Boatoa
-------- J
JJ •£*
a-kllewat tax oa aUctrte oaontT
Tax
rollcf
for
tool
estate
woo
8L
U
uto
____
111 bo voted unfavorably by the FIYaatardafo Roanlto
UM and Taxation CommIUoo. aaoght In proposal* for l«»lo» op0>0 ^ too 00*—I 7 0
a t P our 0. Knight, of tko Tnm- on public uUIUloa, Incomoa, In_ 0, 0 ^ M l 0 0 * -7 1$ 0
I Electric Co. mado tbo .UUmont kofltanfov d h ln ateHo, rorpor,.
Battortca: Hoyt, Ukto,-. gnd
, tbo haorin* yoatordoy, tkot bo tlona ol»d In additional
II- H(J J w rth( B d u n ,, lladUy Jorwa,
bald rothor bo taxed tnoonww»T to t, Inrrtaaod occupational
gyencor. IWrgroCo.
Hat tho campon* toold oboorb, coasoa motor bua mlloogo U i. par* MaHrHT- ^
atkar lima pot* R o n to tko con-
SSM58I?
sonals
I f p aOlJ'ijbau* tto i
ata w on akoutod to tJu
ate and tight fallowed
anyone waa found to
Em mo String*,
Lydia Rankin. lia r
Jo h a l M, r *l“ ll 1
Browato, Ttoymy
m iiiU N i m
i d a d—,
T-- - -
of
from tko orwrpaP” •**
m tka aftornooa' ta*M
flowora.
H u la Ctpk bold
of ter*. FoanU a
Saturday afternoon
bawd with o talk oa "Wkat tko
P T showa" la which It waa
b r ftV
a v o r g r a b * aty ag U g r o r
' j o u dlw sn y o a o o f a io a o a l
S
via * an extra load ' b t o d they
la I. or, tko auUmobUa’a back.
Tkcra an* right way* u> lory
tpasa naA , wreag wajm. Taaaa
ptw -^frer larlad rrith aolo rofar*
fncotte th rlr rlghtnoaa and fairaaaa/Thgy ato lorlod maatly with
oafarwKo to aapMtaory. Thoy
■mat bo Ipried la aocb way a*
aot to tlyww the levying autos.
.men1 oot of o Job. T a x * i are
fa a tto n to bd pluckrd from tho
gpoon that will do tho looal
aquawklog.
.. . :
■ •\ /'
T hat gooaa, Jurt now, b tho
tagml; or, rather, the r im .r .
aoicoaaer, the autooahUo. AU/AUa
tu b * * , g o d
o t U rn paapfg,
an automobile. If you can’t, you rat one
rfaU ovtrywiiore you go. You rl4* to work in
l§-99W o w n e a r, w hdM « fow y a a n a n n a
i m * «haU, jwi
of axtiqlaa u
* . g»W«. ErcnrwKtre you
Iho Choke b falling on tto
ear patient moehaalral1
la iagoabaa ways tto
aoa am b ylag plan* to
wo tax .atm no oa tto bach
already grossing to n a l If
•ro complication of metemay to totem led, tto tax
tM youi
c lre u la tlo n ia 1
M sh o u ld w alk
3 T h o S a n fo rd H erald .
ff of HUUbotoogh aad
i rocanUy sabad ear.
Egyptian*-, pottery ve
t o wo* found to to unf o ^ a n t ■kartsga mast
lUiniii
Ttoieoa pgrta of T i t o
,Prltchott,
of
abte amoktet glnm "P*T*
lamkora of tM aloff.
B t - 'r r t i a r :
da who were kola*
Mr. and Mra. Frank U Wood ruff th itonod k f tko damonotrotort.
Mad that mu.WL.na akottld alag have vetumad frrta AahatUW aadl ' ; lira aald thoro had boon M
U In connection with rtrtlng.
M play from tho Iamort faollng HoadaraonxUto, N. C. whore * o »
U government ofUriak nhd
have boon tpoadlng a ahort th a ^ j
Ui ao thought of aoli.
rva of ecgeplivd labov W tn
a i
gpwlrtlcw^i !. *. hUt :
ig to enffn tho crowd, aomo
Mr. and M m Prod H. WiUan
ring thgt rommuaDlW
l»i kaaalag with tko a a W ok- and family apvnt yaaurday a t
icoa wore helping lb 'rtlr ' dp
parrranco of poppy week. Mm. Braadon with M m
. '>
I —knil BUphanaon goto aa a «nU, Mr. and M m L M. Braadon. tho mobe.
A rttral o fu tfm b o n of tko Hvll
a a h a l. reading, “In rtendora
Mlaa, Jab* Tmrvoaro. atodoat ot guard provtelad tbo dlaturbora
MIT, ncoompaated ky Mlaa Faatho Florida Btote College lo r fco«a aoblng a firearm , d e w In
Woman at TiltehMtoo, aprtrt tho tho center ot tbo bn»ln*« aerttem
Mlanot from -INvortl»*m(nto, wo*k-oM hare with her father, T hll m e te d o fasting ngalnrt the
,
goard which aoritor l a d boon m *
irt—Mra. Jktel Abrahams, Hegfc Terrene*. r ‘
eoatd of partlaaaahlp toward tbo
b . I# pe-U*}*- »®r« ,
M m jl. M. Cllkm, 1M1 Palmetto Mongrrhteta after they hod to- m
Huon ruoquo, Dvorak—Dorb
legislation a ia ln .t election orlUj
Awmio, ha* aa h*t gaoota, to r foaed to surrender monatrhUu ghS alneo my m oluton, unonltriu m p h a l March, O eaton- brother and atetof-ln-tew, Mr. and •adcr tto lr protect km.
okiusly pax.ad by tbo senate, wo* I
Mb . B. B. Ormahy. and tara ckllf c ^ r i !Il.n.«um to tto orlglMl
drvn
of
Da
Bidder,
U
.
Allegrot! ,’ BpIndUr — Clara
teaaauro, tho puipoaa nocotaarlly
wo* tho earn*. Th* luprem* court,
1
Mr.
and
M
m
L.
».'
Fraalo?
tod
. DaBoaay—Mary
go your rooimltl*# la doubtleaa
t r gwvaU tort weak M m II.
IT.
j,1 ,£ awoa tto
•ware, ha* held that thU would
h
f.L
Uba
**---lla
a
—
if
Tbctondorf—Loots F;H abm om J, M m Rewee Mo**ey
bo oMomod, even If not Uxtually
nad Edward Hnmmond, of Rcwk
t i l forth."
HM. N. C- Tbey. retorwed bmnn
' BtM tor Q tiw
tM t*mFriday.
.
teltto* U giro ettgatlM to a *og• A ample* em lart b an a«a*laa .cation that thoro “should bo abitu n t for tho “poem" party. P a n antuto prohibition. undrr boary
' Mr. and
to powMty. of prtltWol oowlributboa
C M tip 'g f tto geo," X am ft-r two child ma, and MMa A rb Stea- ■lip. of paper and pencil*
strom, and Ml*. E b b Person., ot everybody. Tell everyone to write
ry Went.
,
of ony person, cooroia, la»tltatto«
g. Carnival Bolt*, Behweil— W loter Haven, meOor i * to Doy- a lino In n given meter on to r slip or corpovotlon. or any
dgoal
M paper to describe the heroine
kitrea Mahaaoy. ■' ■ttoroof, to ony federal election
XUr
of
n
tale,
and
to
tum
down
tto
l.,P arana, B h a p P w—Krolyn
paper oror tko line, writing Just campaign In ony state other then
that 1a which euch pororti
or
tto last word oh th* turned down
ItTwall* la C. Poldfal—Anna
ogont to*Idea or aoch Institution U
portion to guide tka a n t player. locate* or by which snrh concern
W, Dyaon.
.... . ;
Paper, should bo paaaod to the
Mcooaod or
left, and n similar lino should to ■v oodfornltea b
written describing th* hero and chartered to conduct It. bualnest."
“Had aucb a ptOTUUn toen In
rhyming with th* word shore. A
rhymlag word map to arid corporated la t to fkdcral corrupt
S e n a t o r Glam
Refates R e m a r k
MOTHER GOOSB F U T tF A L '
*~t*y
'l'-:.-
U tii »i
!«?•
’
JUNIOR HIQH BCHOOL
W'
'•
" '■
Expect It to bO'giHefljr'WlMt you want and Mitikfao*
U n In . v o , » w i » l w w l w ; j h
YOU pay for* Our only . ra^Uorf U that yoa aam^toa
quality when you corppdrg price. Out quality ^aMA
Yeoterday* Kfoolla
mlttee.
The ecMpVtrtb a k a
...toiod
InreatlgaUona of alleged lobbylag
fer school legistetlea.
Two other Inreotlgstlon*. both
liked by Representative Watson,
menl charges against Comptroller
Amae. end a ahorgo that IM/M0
had been apdat for stotd aolomo*
Mbs In the b a t tw* yuan In
violation of a tew pa**fd la 19**.
and where they met, nad for 't o “tto mwatry would not now to
other couplets what both wore, .hoekad ky tto spectacle of a
what both aald, where they were prominent prolate being publicly
It, Concert Maturka, Peoear d; C h u r c h C lM lM J B o l d l
accused of embeaxllng campaign
funds supplied by a wealthy iw b
must to a d R to the paraog oa tbo dent of ooo state to bo a**d to
Belection ' f r o m
Madorh
The T. R. L. Cteoe W t t o First left w to moat opto it'a n d read control otertlon* In other ttelao."
“It WOOmy view,” Senator Glass
Ua, McDuw.il—M ar. Franco. Rgptiit Church to ld Rg. gmnthly th* ftnbhod “poem". The more
rldlcatena It la tto m e n tanwlnx. ■old, “t b * tto Jurisdiction »r tto
A t tto cteoe of tto avaalag th* atnaM..gammUt*e sbtuld bo ox*
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SCHOOL
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INDUSTRY TOLD Reviews Footba
BY SM O KER Season Last Fa
; Opr of the moil interaatlnf
parsonic?* in Sanford Is J »* «
Wnt am. klirkell who onlirlalned
pi graciously al Rdgewater F an *,
paa welbremembered aft* moon
and, allhtugh preKtring to “ hid*
bar |l«hl und*r a buahel" ron.enl«td .»» Irl u. have sop** ol h*r exn lltn i verse. We tame away with
pevn de-he-foigolten mrmorir* of
lly HDWJN HIIINHOIHRH . «
the stent of honrysotkla In a sun
ny. |il»»»anl room, t f an tnormoua
i-l- .it a f Uanrun 't innortini
amber-coloured* artotormt of a
pstkiau sal. of a pecullaelf lovely
mire, *nd of a delightfully gvoeWe learned from
leu* hostess. ___
Mis. Msrkill that me sho write*
verse Invariably feel* apologetic.
We pr.nl. with her peimleelon,
the following dimming “ apology:"
iis WRITING VBRHK
portatlsn can he said to be BaaRome ilo — end some «lo not.
ford's largest Industry, (discount
ing the feet that celery growing Fin.e I b< long, In a drielly ama
to often referred to as an indent- teur way, to the first group, let
me point out a few extenuating
ry).
•
elreuni»l»nee». Ne one ran deny
The Atlantic < o «*l Une Rail that ,the writing of versa le u
road. the greatest of Hanford's quiet. Innocent, Indoor sport, which
transportation facilities, paid a ran he pursued for one's own en
total of *66,«M.4r> In tasea In tba tertainment under any rnndlt uu
year IMS. Of these, | I I ,I I L U of lime or plare, at a minimum of
u . e u i s K ip p
This h tu i'w a i a famous sportswere distributed to Ihe City of txpeitse --(the backs of old en
o. u l " y . 7 t “ I . o f
reran at U . Umo.
Hanford. Seminole County gsU « velopes will do)— an,| with very
t
wife h ^ t o T r a t h s * **n » trm
who 11^
,n total of Wl.HW.Ul. The HUIe of little annoysnes to Innocent by
Triemto o ? SemlnoU
vicinity ware Mrs. Arthur Florida received |10.6«i.*6. The
standers. The Individual who goes
. o L H T ? Jee h S w T K
lh i ■ « * « " • Haghey*. Mart- schools received a loU l of IIS,- out In a motor boat and plays the
Aral l. r a i l e d . T h l parental *“ *• *=rana. Cowan., Vaughns. (117.7*. Added to this, were the ukslelc opposite my House until 1
^
h a ^ ^ « w ^ u l ^ ” t - Bartly^ and Woodruffs.
mony dollars paid aa User by A. M. ran't claim as much—not
M faculty aad tho County School
-The Speer grown waa the moot the MO men who make their Hv- In my hearing, anyway.
. _
•aid for the Inauguration o f the* fnmoua one In Florida at that lug working fo j the railroad, A
Next, It's a peaceful manner of
lee-pet led plan now la operation. tl«w- J» «> «* l,u d o f **
• bJ record of the 1*30 Uses la not passing the lime without being
Station
hto plan la not pa popular w i t h tke tree# wera aa Urge and close easily available but are, slmltof laid open lo rhargra nf economic
M students aa tba obfaevan p er'I together that It was a* Id the aun to the above. The rompany pays Inefficiency. It takes a brave wo
■to because It eiimlaotoa study a*vac shone on tho groond.
each day a total of |3.tS3-W ia man In thr«e day* In be fruml
..alia, Tho p in
m «
lea opwr-1 ’f * 1 J 5 ^
si ages which aim should ba >pent .hemstitching a pocket handker
at lee to • fifty-fifty proposition, freen JetksonriUo, arriving Men- In Sanford lo 'benefit our ctty.
chief—even If she happens to en
The Coast Une maintains on joy doing it, and finds It verily
the nerves* *than
more tsoothing
..... f “tb **"
*“
the west side of Honford, a t t j .....
shop. Here all running repairs motoring or contract bridge. In
are mads on freight con* and tnp Innocent youth 1 belonged tn
___________Ixipent in otady w d * the e d p r i t f * * v , v
In HanferJ a lenten seeing rinse, that met
m _• .L . ruldonre o f a teacher who know* I “ Tkete wta one ateeo, kept by many are rebuilt.
they
maintain
machine
shape weakly lo make flannelette pajaimT In tho tho auVJeet, In*trad o f Just thq PofW
R r «U y , which stood al
t S S . to L k e $ U * f e t
M ^ r i J U Avenue oa where all ordinary repair* - I N
made on locomotives. At Hotflbrd
W 0is)
1
(CaodUnad Oa Faga Sts)
>
^
engines are repaired which ply
over truths In five direct Iona.
Ths company
maintains
at
Honfard tho hoadquorton for ltd
T r t A c Hanker Jacksonville district. Tlte district
krarih e first M *y«r.. and T / V . composes 877 mites o f railroad
ealendlpg to the north and want.
Moore, the pent nmsUr.
' “ Oeneral H N n
H. Hanford At Honford la atatlonad thl 8»rams hors In l i l t ' end purchased perlntsmtont of the road,
tho
It. port of tho old -Spanish (Irani Master Mechanic, Road Master,
la^an -ocrae. Copuin A. It. Train Master,
and oil
their
Marks end John MsPonsId wera forces.
soenred to plot the m w town which
The company has built in Semi
was named for the general. Han nole county many belt line rail
ford Avenue woo tho first street load*. On* of these, nine and one
•urveyed end cat, loaford waa In half miles long, starting at Han
corporated tn HTT.rT. F- Pleiaon ford going east, makes ■ round
s o l tho first maydkv A great ri- trip through the heart of SemiHOU H U R Ifr beat farm*. There
belt linos permit the former* to
load their choirs vegetable* into
trilling U be •• deprived. * ecured lee rare without haring to haul
0 rounter-mandlOg hfder from the Ihrm very for. Oft times they
government and tho office
wov •ro loaded directly from tho
carried hark to MoBonrille, wheio field to the cor thus retaining
It remained a abort time. Again
alt of their rich flavor and fresh- er rompleted, 84',J of the finished
It waa rem oradto .lanford. this
product wo* Immediately destroyed
near.
time permanently. *
Tho growth and early hirtnry snd 1 usually mislaid Ihe rest.
"Judge J. Wofferd Tusker waa
of tho rnllrood snd water facili Also, no one errr paid me largl
Ihe first settler t4^raok up the
•urns for any of It. Every count
rivalry. A t hl« own oapenre he ties to very Interesting Indeed. In the Indictment was true, but
constructed Union Ayanu* btewev.t In 117* General Grant turned
' (Continued On Pago HID
(Continued On Page Two)
NaJWnitner,.8*0»
»e, F.P. Forster
to Experience!
F i r s t Settlers Transportation Fadl*
ities Seen As Great
Asset For Sanford
At NlghtFOrSealng
How Student* Work
By School Reporter IIS INAUGURATED
For Special Edition ^ ||JQ|{SCHOOL
it u ^
mvuw«. ttt. innovation Described
"Z
»~ y -AM".
I f
Fiuit Growers
Incorporated
U ,IIW
_ _ —
.
a
As One Of Greatest
Improvement Steps
By K U T irM A IIT IN
One of the greatest Improvemenl* that has been made In
the high school this year Is the
formation of ‘the Student Connell.
The idea originated from the
■enlor rlasrea In American His
tory. when they were studying
about presidential election*. Re
fer* this year, elscllona wera
held, but those elected did not
really hold an ufflre. It waa
mostly -make bslleea." Ju»t lq
show the etudenU how elections
were hirld. Thl* year Mrs. Wllliam*. American History teacher,
thought It would be better to
elect a president and let him hold
a real office; Ukewlee the other
officer* a* vice-president, aecretary, and trsasurer.
The seniors with tne help of
members of the feeulty decided
to orgenlse i Student Council,
not e itudent government.
The president elected would be
considered ths president of the
school, and when verluue prob
lem* were brought
up,
they
would he settled by the student
and not the faculty as be
fore. It we* decided that the
president be elected from the
renlor
ranlor elaee.
rlasa, the vlre-preeldent
.
from the Junior-class, Ihe secre
tary from fha aophoatora does,
. (Continued On Fogn Bis)
handily ovor the “ Cetory «
whose record wse not qulU
Impressive.
The “ Cetory F l
overcame their handicap by ol
determination and courage wl
the reenlt that Leesburg w
lied 0-0. Tba following .will t
, brief resume o f smh J i M
Orlando I*. Haafofd 4
A fter • throe wooka' pract
period, the Otlery Fads opal
tho 1*30 reason hi a night ga
against the Orlando Tigers. ]
Undo had a fast well-war*
eleven and a touchdown by' Mi
In tho third ported woo tho. m
result of San ford's -offsets g
mg the second half. Early In '
gams Orlando •corad tern tow
, . (Continued Oa rags *tc> ;
V aldez Cafe
•
*
.
Wish To Extend Hearty
Congratulations
Congratulations to
THE SENIOR CLASS
it
-- -----
to the
OF 1931
Choice Line of Candies for
Senior Class
^COMPLIMENTS
Vv
Seniors
OF THE
S -O A SIS CAFE
R
TO
the
Congratulation^
.
On Your
Third Annual
Special Edition
.SENIOR CLASS
C. BRIGGS, Ji
i
�ew Mentor Has Fine
Success Last F a l l
With Football Men
BCHAAL
m i interra pled moat of the
W inter**: tlm I*mea of
(he
K i t aaaaon, while aorpriihtg
Ida waie recorded In the game*
I k were played. The svwnth
I f Bed Box cleaned up on the
|taiht* Indiana, Itno.klng feur
gSta, ferii/lng We* Ferrell,
PtaK**'beauty, net of the bra,
M itring- In eltht runt on 1.1
Lrie t n l af which were doable*.
Lpaera was * la 4. MacPaydeii
r Mocked front the boa In tho
| "Inning by the Indiana, Ini',
iff Mx>re came to I he ro ro *
r, held the Ind'ana to fire Via
|the real of tho game. ' Kail
will .of the Indiana got four hll«
four trlpa to Ihe plate, while
f Forueca, oho of tha aelect .«0o
(era, maintained his place hy
king JK)0 fra the Hay. The r*i put the Indiana but mi* half
•a ahead of tha Yanks.
A pitcher* dael bet weea l.loyd
bwn -1 th# donators, .md Earl
kilahlll, o f Ik* Tigers, ended
:»'yt«4ery far th* Detrailer*
the 10th laaalag When Alekfan's single, aenred Onen
MB second. Tho mere waa 4 to
West and Bloeg* led
the
Mler hollers, hat their ef.
fto were matched hy A leva af and Owens. Th* wfn pel Ihe
firmly la fearih place,
the Beaatero dropped la
sitlk place.
did not play any teal football.
• Thla gam* with Ml. flora war
won hy an overwhelming nrore of
M 11 0k The hoya then went to
Winter Garden who the year I*for* had beaten ur, with Ihe InIrnlUn of winning, and we really
did win that game. They had a
fairly good team, hut nothing In
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n r.
.1 .
.Brooklyn RoLInt won a ball
Bn With four hit* when they
it th* Phllllr* 4 to 1 In taIjr National League gam* play.
..Frederick doubled with Ibe
la* full In th# fourth Inp'fig to
Ire In three runs which proved
»r t# ho enough nm» to win.
Robins could hardly puncture
aflat lng» of Bolen, Internatlon[«•*§•*• recruit, who waa on
Bistind for th* Fhllllee, few hit
•ton. h^trnng game whlrfi wan
ohlr because h i mates filled
Whlklt a hailing punch al a
tardlng to th*..,- Assnsbled
k three of tho tllg Big ballrto
action yesterday, and
tvq
tern gained ground In lit#
lies . Dab AUaandar ami
Fonseca moved up a f#w
■ aa they halted JMO f>r th*
Bab* Ruth atilt bad* (law
tero, bat h* failed to pby
t a r d a y . Hero's how th*
fra th* nett gam* as they war*
taking a long trip to Galnsavilla.
Wo knew w# were going to hav*
a fight oq our hhnd* so every
boy played h'a beat. Homehow we
were nit supposed to win. At th*
end of the riral half, the game
waa a tl*.-About I he first in min
utes of tha second quarter netted
Hanford two. touchdowns,
|,ut
Gaineev'tla got lock* and scored
Every rar and vehicle operator
I* at this time Interested to hear
directly from the fitate Capital
concerning th* Lake Shore Boubtard. Th* following Information
wa* received especially for thb
edition ef The Herald from Georg*
W. McRory, state riprvssntallr*
from Sanford:
Mr. Wlllbm J. Morrison, Jr.
Ssafurd, Florida.
extra point to win Ihe game 18
R« plying to your letter of th*
8la| Instant, it b a pbeaur* far.
me to giro you th* Informatba
daslrvd.
.. The Lake Short Boulevard, as
It will be officially hnoan, will
run from the aoulh end o f the
new I-eke Monroe bridge nlong th*
hard
lurk
•
After (his, w# didn’t have the
old ap ljt that ms had leforr and
•ha negt game wt defeated K V
almmeo only I f t* 0. TM » helped
•• It %f|»t uji from bcroinliiT orof
confMrnt for th# gam* w# had look
ed forward to all aeaaen w'tb th*
determination t i win. This eim *
wllh tha uadefralfd TeMew Jack
al* from Iweshurg waa going Is
b* a tough on*. They eapectod t*
heal tha *ocka o ff ua, but Hanf (H'a team w *« in good form and
held I set burg to a 0 la 0 lb . Th'a
« d the Hanfcrd hayp more good
than anything vise coaid have.
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II 480 Julba Fender, Woodrow Riser,
__ ---------- - f t . lit J88 William Fro*tow, Fel* Higgins,
I
.i m
f ,q ,
0 It
.I t ]
purpcao of making Sanford cue
Of th* best and mout attract!r*
d lle* In
Florida.
Twenty-fir*
hundred copies o f thli bulletin
are delirered weekly. Kerry home
In th* city receive* a ropy of th*
bulletin wlthoat any charge.
Sine# the organltlng of thla
aisociatlan,' two Profit Sharing
Campaigns have been conducted
both o f which coat tho Independ
ent Merchants Association quite
a largo rum o f money. But they
were a credit to our community,
and th* premiums given away
were valuable, and very much
appreciated bv holder* of the
winning coupons. Th* public has
•hown a spirit of cooperation by
patronising th* home merchants
and they have also begun to re
alise that the horn* folks have
mado
Sanford
th*
creditable
elly It la. Krery on* of us would
want to do our part In helping
Improve and keep the wonderful
reputatlcn that Hanford hgs at
Writes Letter To Slu<
dent Making Knowr
S t a t u s O f Project
to i«. The hoy* Just had
Tha leader* te date: Hamers,
•nsaby, Cuba, Arletl, I’kUlIrs,
tom, Thgvrs, 8 each i triple*. II.
ft*. Senator*. Ibrtell, C hU IK
sacki deuhleo. Abtaader, TI*
M , 8| rwaa ballad tot Crwala,
MStars, U i asoct strike cuts.
* Rama, Ja^naaa, Yanks, l i t
tad haaaa# aa holla, >11* game,
Irri*, Rod Boa, Frasier, While
A , I I I tUril ahBleat game*,
ribald Brave*. It mast ruas, |,
M W , Firs lea, Fanes **. la(ask Id earht maqf hits, Faaae-
n, h a u t h a m .
Th* Independent Merchants n eocUllen was, drgmnbed in Janu
ary 1*80. Its a m b t n ara home
falka. Independent toncemt, nrho
are trying to thaw the people
of Seminole Coontjr the advan
tage* of trading with home mer
chant*.
The pnrpaae of thli organiselion la entirely for the betterwent of orr community, not for
the eolfUh motlraa o f our tome
merchant*. Through an education
al campaign conducted by thla *»-
and Curtis Coleman. Teach Me.
Loras will ge te werk and get
ta®1* hnya and maha another real
team a n t year.
nt To Begin
AFRICAN SCENES
SHOWN ATMILANE BEING COMPILED
■ '•-!
.
.
Trader Horn* Proves ‘Salamagimdi* WUIInWonderful Delight clude Activities Of
To School Children Year In HifhSchool
“ Ttodra Horn" waa ahown at a
apodal achool matinee at tha H I.
line Theater thla morning. A lane
Una o f anthaalaatlc acboel chil
dren awaited the opening af the
Iheitcr at 10:00 o'clock tkls morn
ing, to ire the h'ggcat merle treat
o f the year. All achool leachera of
the countr were Invito,) In ha th«
gueati o f the management far the
pfe-ahowlng of thla luprr-pradarlion.
“Trader Horn" which la remtng
In Ihe Mllane for a S-day engage
ment. Funday. Monday, and Tues
day |( an ecdtlng romance af the
Jungle. Th* lead la played by M wlne Booth, who stopped from th*
rank* of outroa, la gab! one of
the moat • Important film aaalenmenti of recent yean In taking
the tart o f the “ whit# goddoit,”
a ntlaalonary*! daughter who waa
rtolen by tfannihala and worshipped 8:mlnole High Behoc I bylgtelng
by them. She waa reacued by a tho itudenta abowa at cut rater,
white man, Duncan Renaldo, who anj in this Instance a free shew.
ram# through tho Junglo* of A f Tha Freshman, with Bites Chlac
rica. Harry Carey and Alice Gold- Booth aa Circulation Manager,
won th* free show and half, holi
rn also have prominent part*.
Tho scenes of the story, which day. Thor* Kara boon more "8*1were actually taken In Urn African Jy«" aold this year than artr be
Jungle* at grant risk and hard fore. Thera h a v e been 800
ship, era asamplo* af l>r Ilian* ccples ordered, 78 mor* than were
photography. Thrilling rloseop* ordered laat year. Th* Annual went
of Jungle life, af eannlhala creep to prv«a Friday, .May 1, and will
ing through the underhmah Ilk* be back by Jbu* I.
Th* “ Bally" {this year will have
wild anlmalt, varied by acenee of
the moat magnificent waterfall* 110 pagsa plus four big two-col
them*
ever pictured, add to the thrill of or divisions. Au Indian
the greatest of all authentic ad- with many navel ideas has bora
carried not all through th* booh.
vchture stories.
.
Along with the vivid ecenea, the With the roc per* lion of th* mer
rctnanro of Ihe beautiful white chants of Hanford who to gener
girl, considered the rruellst wo ously helped us hy buying ads we
men In A fries, who falls In loro feel that wa have aa Annual te be
with tha white man who teaches proud af. Mr. WI*bolt baa been our
her Knglieh, Is told In thla daring, photographer thla year and he has
breath-taking
picture,
“ Trader certainly proven his ability at tak
ing pictans.
Horn."
Tha “ Bally" gta ff Is socnposcO
Rome o f the most netting epl•odea Include th* weird nsttv- af:
Mias Helen Veinay.
dee I h dance, the roasting of alien
Rd Hhlnhatoer..
Kd-la-Cbbf
raptlvro, and th* dltappearmnr*
Aset. Ed-1 a-Chlef, . Vfrgtnli
of * native, down tho hungry Jaw*
Earl*.
*4 .
.;
of a crocodile.
Literary Editors —
Cams
“ Trader Horn" mark* the dohut
of the pygmies of Central Africa White, Betty lLntormlster, Wll
In talking pirturea. It waa th* first hslmlits Wleboldt., .
necessary to win their confidence . Athletic Editors — Wallses
by Stirling out astir* scoot* muqt Phillip*, EIU 8 penter.
weeks In advance. This ptetaha /Photographic Editors —„K all»
which hat been In the making far
2 years, Is considered by rritbx " X t Edltoro — Georg* la nits feethy west stupendous achl«vemeat Iceland, Gen* Turner, BIU Moral• ‘
In tho history e f motion plrtsros, eon.
Buslneaa Manager* — Billie
Ball. Hasel Vara, D»l«y Appleby.
orePracticalMethodOf Remembering
Proposed In Article
far railing and
V a ca te,>
H,
dor la red: “ I think w# should carry
out our official duties bora Ilka
Ihe people sent us Bp her* to do
and atop the** Investigations of
rumor*." Ha moves that tha resol
ution be tabled,' hat It last by a
80 to M vole. Representative R.
*• RJMott, o f Lafayette, moved
that the revelation be sent t* the
Re*elution Committor, hat that
too lost, but by a closer rot*. 88
to 84. The roeoiatlea was then
adeptad.
.
.
However, after the pearage at
■erounL . . thla Icarea then only
an opening for an hoaest-to-goodnaaa har<) worker. I t has goad re
man*rslloci however. . . which can
be mad* equal only to th* aMllty
of the person filling anm*. WIU
eommltta* suhsiitat* far
Haaaa
Bill N ol-M . ntattro to the rule*
of practice in chancery la Flori
da, making them similar te federal
court procedure. XeproaeataUro WJ. Stood a f Oaasota, offered an
amendment to hay* i sf msase to
th* Comaritto* a f Wataau apd the
Nuiics Is a»r*by II* .n ik,
educational oarvoy atrtoMn from dsr
sen hr virtu* or is* k i *i
I h f reeotuUon, a q ^ T * —'
dta-
To-Night
eves o f geCMtssurs as* sals
-satsroi oa IS* lib dsj
cuaalca tha aowanaMNi e, waa on*
star. a . t». ita i, hr ta* iu ii
passed. Representative g O b it then
moroM to table dm raealatlon aa lata caaacerv ta ll esaetaa. ti
:iT.C« r ‘.VKr(ra“tf &
r » w i wherein H. V. TOWJCl
W r j A f a . new.®
sal* and **tl iu th* hlah**t
With ika original paoaaga of the h»*i biedse tor rash at pufallt
Dean etiolation. Representative J,
Ten. Watson, of HUbborsagh,
to a woU-carod-for mother— b
this what th* day moanaT Because
IIJWO mot bora mill db tab year
to childbirth, 10,000 of them from
preventable causes, Mothers' Day
Mr. MeKtaxle's rulings coaserotag Mr, Watsen with rotas of teaftdenr* to th* darisbw, hath of
them bring demanded >y Mr. WaU
> Denied th* awtlaa priribg*. Mr.
Watson shortly aftarward oftored
a resoUt'on whisk s*4 forth hb
rcqosst. Th# UtrodagUea.af the
Atlantic Coast Lin*
Railroad
bridge, which allows for th* ollmlnatton e f the two curare on Vsluaia County aid* af the present
graraful roadlt:
hive already spent approximately
11 ,000,000.00 tswards tab tmprovtmwnt
Th# State Road Department has
C loved tho routing af thb road
It has been Import*! hy the
fhderel highway aogineor. It la egPertod that federal aid approval
Witt be offlciilly give# la th* tmmidbto future apd. « i aepa aa tab
b rvcelvad, the State Read Departmeat will, no dosbt, proceed Im
mediately to draw ap plana sad hear’agl Hat thousands
WtaUHhlbnr far Urn Tadditbaal sesssnl sd aarisa* bsha
T)U posltlcn will require home tohouse work si well aa usaibnrdar
vulnlj aought to offer a motion
p s r , * ; ante noon, no* darih
wbbn would have Instructed the l»esl hours sf M b , the era
special committee now Investigat
SK^SLi'wa.-KC? £
ing Mr. Watsea'a Impeachment
charges - agalaat Comptroller Er•mat Amos, to employ an espeit
accountant far twa days ta assist
>yt Wtaring Mr. Wttoen .In preparing cmtala
parts of bis testimony rotative to
certain laformattoa concerning a
emphaa’a** the fart that
with
bettor prenatal cais, with better
prrriabn for carafal delivery, with
bettor knowledge ef after-can,
where It Interaecta h i k Avenue.
J U new hridg* will be built with-
To-Nigm
Child
receslly
fait tin
America
'■''S.-A
OnamiF
'ara moon
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■ad both Ml Oh m to* Ur r v
' . T ^ y l > *
iffyed.
SANFORD
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CoimpHnicnU o f
,
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M IL A M
1 V 7rfft***’ <?)rf,V
to
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S E N IO R
Of
W E CONGRATULATE YOU
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Phone *1
iU fa i'.;i i . ' i r
SPENCto^to^.SHOP.
lifh A * tn»T«>«m** amJ »!*.’.iC
t l 'i u t
comee tiw r e ln 't o t
'
imdoTtUrTAj
Ihe
I B ) 'S m i t h
Fm k &
£
£
[• H lfh School
U tO U .
blithered Mump*, < k n « l
PK end deed .ilu tiH m u l l
h^.tnirkar* of the Florid*
id? natch’ over tho block
fround* lq tho hMt
> 1 ood root no ihodinrK
no* ere the wild few] *nd
I lost th* w**lth of tor*
*
f
ComplioetUo to tho
limber, end . fw
the pod itjnn
P ttS W ®
Y
CIASS^OfFi&l
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k x
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fWCWU'iUi i h h
In FWid* tlmf
M B tr'U iltfctU . it -tfirA m t W d .’ l U i .t A
hunUn. T fc T to
mM h M M 'H f f r
£
G U ) 'i m i 'U M .
Sanford,
M.
t.
V
t*'
fa t ■ftfthej
re tB^OO enipPto* In the
FloTldd Traced^ 11,000
it* of dMtrortlon, W,000,-
Paolo Cltonod
l_ •
r m t.
T
Wlahe*
%
LAW TO N,
T:
A
IT /i“
DetUer.
t
�lTU R D A Y;
SANFORD
g town felt the need <
slonc
pT!^* i•
more extent!1
■ TEy
With Mr*. Whltnef
m b a hUtnry backtab
i take it* rlrhtful place
rfraai of Florldab IrotaiirtaaUnjIy Intcmtlag In
tim e r." who*
U rt a atory with the magi*
, **I ibmembrr when."
Fartter, another of Baa*
•arijr aettlen, give* u* ah
t« the -old
mast go west far thrill*, "Living
entmty h the B a n M o f 1U I
be began, "It » bard to realise
uUt a abort time ago oar pros*
pi im p city was •
little rlror food, He said, " I landed In Me[km,
town with a pUtereaqua but mb- rllle ha November of I rts. Tho ljrtnaa bonk was open for buxhMoa
Jen. tS. I I U . More* I.ymaa wma
Fay B. Phelpa, raabUe
where we now admire the Epis
copal Rectory, whan Sanford Avebae was the oflo and Only fullfledged street, when our most
«rta Wham tha writor
kiOmelf and molainad
U, miarioek'ifd the way Wa •
wuy.wuca i
b mataetaWwilb %
“S
pry and an full f t wtt ,*». V
oengatar> D w i k a graduate * f
lomril U n ltosH f, god aHkougb
• racehwd * 'degree aa civil *•;laser be wSrvr I became Inter
acted U tikafet wegk but Instead
became W natumUat. Ptmrioua to
afterward* elected vice president
■nd In 1D|R was elected president.
In I HOT, the building waa remod
eled and veneered with Georgia
Marble. A vault was built and
new fixture* and tiled floor* were
nut in. Tennessee Marble wa* used
In the Interior. The ewtevwea wa<
on the corner Instead o f on the
aide of the building an nt I list.
"letter Mr. WMtner was teller
and remained so until Ifttk. We
moved fa the new building Jn
l M l. The vault fixture*, at the
time that the vhnlt and door were
Ini tailed, boasted the
largest
round, solid door In Florida. The
marble that way used in the In
terior nf the banking quarters had
mmm
’I band* of rrtembbipjaiid.hiStar un-
dartu ruling Ixfiwcta eo-workera,
'/ "Mohlhly mceliaga at*, hold at
which Ih, employeaa »Od their
■ m ill** have the cppociinlty to
^fcbcomt* belter, acquainted,
and
| amusing them to realise th ti they
i n • port or the Urco Const lino
{Omlly. Ily this perrons! contact
I 1 great many problem* hove been
WOrted out. and a'-'more cooper
ative spirit now exists among the
okiplnyce* In thl* district
.. «?Thc tmployeea hare been made
to reallie that they are In a posi
tion to secure a great deal o f busE i for thli railroad, hnd it I*
ri-ing to know tho great roI that lir a bern obtained.
' " F ct instance, an employee
U »m in* that certain parties are
Haring or entering Sanford, .get*
In touch with, an oflleo o f‘ ’this
rlub, who, In turn, arrange* for a
passenger repieaentatlro to tail
upon them and artist, through Me
knowledge. In outlining a very In
teresting trip for them, and shows
thrt we are laterewted In seeing
been discovered only a few yean thit they have a most comfortable
agn In Birmingham. Alabama Tka •nd enjoyable trip. The meiilieia
men wbo put It In said that It w w of the Prorreeilve Club are at all
the moat •■penalre of all domea* times Interested In helping the
tie vnarble anj foreign marble. patrons' rhooae the route* via
The floor w ii o f Tenneaaoo mar which they will receive the hett
ble. The following gentlemen wan available Mtvice.
directors of the First National
Bank: Messers S. O. Chase, John
MeUtch, U A. Brumley, H. C. Da*
Baee, C. R. I-ee, o f Oviedo, B. F.
Whltner, F. P. Foster. W. A , LeffV r, These were the officers! preifHrnl, F. P. Poster, U A- Brumlay
and II. C. DuDowe, vice prewldentaf
B. P. Whltner, raahUri Mr. B a tty
aaalatant cashier."
Mr. Forster Is, an Interesting
person In talk with'. We appreciat
ed hla_ giving u* the time to tall
u« of ihe arganlutlon and some
thing nf the history of thq First
National Bank.
,
DB TELLS A
0RGANIZA1
Purpose!
To DevelopCoHD]
stion Among: S'
Typing Department
In High School Has
Excellent Record
Bp KLLA Nl'KNL'KH
The Typing D*p*ttn<rnt of SardInole High School under the, anpercivon o f Mr*. It. ('. Maxwell
ii moit outatanding. ThU depart*
ment t* rompoeed of 1IS »tudeni*
whs acquire skill, -peed, end ac
curacy In typing,
'
The followiIlf student* have re
ceived bronae medal* for their dill■rent work throughout the school
peart Ellen Telfonl. Ethel Gat*i,
Lillian Drmnnan, Emily Prlert,
B e tty
HtnlermUler,
Clifford
Wynn, Ksnneth Byotlalne, Georgana Vaughrt. Lucille llola, John
bills, Catherine Fcrn-ster, Roy
Britt, Euirene Tahach, France *
Belt*, WUbelmlna Wcil»|t, Bill
Motrlsoiv Howard l.ln.lwr, Paul
ine - Wllllnk, Daisy Appleby, an I
Marifaret Varner,
Heartily Cortgratulates
Senior Class
on Their Edition
of The Herald
e have retleconited the interior of our
fltore ankl invito you to pay u^ a visit*
c o n g r a t u l a t io n s
Sanford
SENIORS!
Hl-School Cafeteria
MARSHALL'S
COMPLIMENTS
The all day and nlghl
Reninurnnl
French Ave. nl
It It Shop*
TO TH E
Roumillat & Anderson
SENIOR CLASS
CHOICE LINE OF
Candies for Mother's Day
Whitman's
Nunnally's
LET US
J. C. PENNEY
COMPANY
HELP SOLVE
t • • you* *kajs--f*
and Russell McPhnil
LIGHTING
and POWER
P IO IL t M l
IC O H O M KALiy
Sanford, Florida
bullda permanency and aatghliahee prentice far a firm.
have been Improved
Vale# Ip .every line o f eerirlce in on much a pari of
tb b fiHn u Its building*, atoek or name.
Quality count*— and we only handle Ihe bent that
Value — -You’JLGct. It Here
I f you want that home o f yourn to Innt— lo be In
good condition fdr munv yearn to come— une good
Lumber!
ZIP
S E R V IC E
"The Convenient Center''
Corner FYench & 8th— Telephone 713
Sanford, Florida
CONGRATULATIONS TODAY!
CITIZENS OF TOMORROW,
$1-50
$1.50
Norris Chocolates, 1 L
Artatyk Chocolates, 1
•
■*
W
Norris, Mints (Not
welcome to the buaktmm world.
:“ > $ 1 .0 0
Mothers' Day Stations
■». iM
' ^ f l *<'li
3
fe.- _
a
■
To Ihe Senior Clout o f *91 we cilcnd our.hand In
O*.
fa
$1.00
T
,
W e wleh you every nutreno In your venture* end
hope that; lit the future, our pleoennl contort* will
be many. _
■ today May
onderful Bor*
ir <Prices.
'to ' " '
n
in
FIJR
•• lomp
\
)
�qowUoti op for dl»ro»il«n. Ttotf
had
orldanUp baa*
prepared In hdraiWa, banua# Ihap*
•ratted •■ If ha woro trying to
fSpci M i rt#w» »pan tha party
*W n hln method hid baeh tho
oppoelte They blamed Mm
for
noi «n o tr iiiK
te -.b s a i
M r hhd ’idUwrlir to Mad IM
party e*c*p« • aautanUan which
l* U great in INS.
MA ft*rtb *p hnd athaorlad tbrlr
torabnlarteo of i M
oftor thap
Mrti aro in flo w \» m * \
Aetlrered th*lr Urudaa, Mr. H u -
ss
c w 's k t
'
thereby provng that 1
wtuBa m *
if& cer& % ssx
ilW fV r . W
I
W T O IT J
f f f f K *fT W i
$)
M w ip ip ir
& « ’ ~ *&l—
S tW L W tS
* ~ T * ,~ b T .$ 7 *
I s ( • JqKh H i^ rtrh
In • .JSCh 1* tha
IN G I V E S
jp * lk* W » " »*.#• “" l-
m m m w
f*o«d II, although I could not n l
UM 'boak m
i u to -*M pkaU.
I I would hara won
k l.A ~ .lj.4 l4 M 1
jftaadolph
Botwoon tho Stitaa. vhk
tfoatod our Southara al
Hoanaha hid ipoken conquotod prorlaraa.
SW SS
SNOW’S
BARBER SHOP
Itlon tho paUUpM rombl
l^tar dir*' botwdon '"■
who*lor and
amandmenti hat ha
Mai that tho platl
B ase®
emarratie t a r t y la lb* North.
*B » rrmlndad tho rammlttao
D
Ktiv. VaUlaneo
ft SafSBirbort
lH
l A S S t y B 'J b
North to rarognll* tholr pro
Marry
irWfcM '.ter* Jfcd
r tiandnieh, lb* Jki
m aald |t romlndad h
it bt ratified bp tonrentioha In
atatai and not bp tha leglilala Unroof, hereby airing all
Man ind woman In tM« coonah' opportunity at Q»a >>n« to
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SI
.
it ip nat In tha
rhetor to moat an
pad trading! that
A* paapW ft thU
E lia * 1 10 IB
W # M ,fA A A
Htfkar If fm
KArw-to..
t *•:|i» / v ‘i ^ fy ;n
to E * * B j
GLASS 9F *W1
SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL
Ip
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l
h n t Baptist
r. u. to
Se
u
x
^uiTJuTuTSrvJE
Fnm aai; . Sign OH., ’
;
d
w n n o — Orlaede
,
6.
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ift* o r Srtftiat/i
j> w
GAB SfO V E H , t u ra n g e *,. I n - L B F F L B R A P A R T M E N T S , * 1I1B
Magnolia A re. T h r u room* and
)> « * * , chair* and other store r »
.... .
fumtturo fa r aate at bargain.prfc- bath. Phono 0 3 *... . u
eo. Phono 498, lo w in g * Tranafar
W A N T E D — I want to rent furIhrryimtlrr; Albort It. llortoa. II and' Bto tage, 4th and Pine SU.
nlih. bouae with garage and
livitia. amt. n ■»o»a, ate uaknown
hall» al Uw. . legatees, datUraa, H A V E T O U R W A TC H rapalrod fenced In chlckrn rune. Glee loca>
y ia n im . nr nthar clataiaata there,
under; Srod U Iteberteurr, If llvliur. 'b y »Ae who n a lly koowt howl Ilona and full information In anaml. if 4,ad. Ala uahuswa batrwnl B rig t*. Jeweler, Meg. A v *.
war. Apply "II. A . C ." care Heriw, haalaaa. datura*, araulran. >-r
aid office.
ntbrr rlalmaoia thereunder; Mr*. A.
t Kl.lrhrr and kav husband-----, Dr. W . K. M .cD O U a A L L , a i l 'h ii an. It livlno. and. It dead, bar
ROPBACTO R. I* now lorated at W A N T E D W H IT E U A a S . m u.l
unknown h,lra at lew, legal***, da.
Vlaara, grantee* or other ctalmaala hiaeJVaMAAcA- in H o w l U elghli,
bo clean, preferably aheete, etc.
thereunder; John Bearry, It living,
The Sanford Herald.
td, if 4aad, hi* aakaowa Aolra at
a. Irgatrra, devleeee, t n i l n f , or
hrr rlaiinaMa Ibarrandar; John
THREE OR four room* with tmth
Haarry. if living. and, If drad. kla
In first floor, 813 Magnolia Are*
unknown hr Ira at law. legatee* da. L A T E > O U K L
KORD Tudor.
trl,,,*. u a a iitt, or elbor claim,
Coupe.
Rnadrlrr
and
Hudson
•ale Ibarrandar: John M****y. If
linns, and. I( dead. kla unknown Sedan. HerI A Son*. Myrtle Ave.
FOR R E N T: 3 room furnished
hatranl law .Ireaieea. device**. era a.
t r « . nr alher rUIntanla Ihnrtundarj
. - krwer apartmrnt,- hath with hot
W llllam nratry of Wor-rhealer, Mesa. FO R SAMC: SpUndid C adllU/ Lo
end cold.w ater,'109 W , Olh 81. OpIt linns, wad It dead, kla unknown
Satie eedan. Cheap fo r cash nr
heir, at few. legatees, devisee*. a n a .
naeiUtpOrk, Phono OtO. .
, «■;
•wo. nrntarr claimants thsreumtsri
Kltlna Tntyla. of Nstlrk, Mar* If
lit la*, and. If drad, her uahnewn
I &— W a n te d T o R e n t
Seri i n*w Hudson, Erscx, or Ply,h*?f mouth, or Chr»i>ler fo r 178. A|>- WANTED TO R E N T i flam fire
. **l awla.
tt . . . a lla m U i .
to fifteen acre* re llty land
i f not that r,-rtnln art e
m
Legislature nr tfc*' fi
PlarMn knit ■ prrottdl hjr,
•£*•* M ir lm . IMIa « » M
■ An art la irltilo a to to*
S tfln w , r io t 14a. and t i T
the mlfartinn by foreelt
*•••• heretofore ar ham
I
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in a*cb rate. .mi auikVrh
tnaUaloa In any such.,
aTh- n o ^ r s ® %
cemnlalat for I hr foroolt
taa. Ilona, Hi* rureeloear*
“ J aa..Bam.nl llrna. It •
P W »h *»
of th* |
tnaolfad In any inch at
. Mixed Quartettdi, ItJh,
« repealall i- h . „ } tho
or tha City of Hanford.
NBC; t , National
am.ndm.aii iherete
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f N eijon al. Veepare,
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So.
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OrthealYm, CBS; 7, Arthur F
trra Crehto Band, CBS;
Tt
Baseball Scorns; 7 s30, Orlat
Gear and Carta Qo.’a Automot
program; 7t4S, Hook Packing Qt
program o f Cracker muelc; 8, liu . Brill. Chick *l< Week program ; 9. Hawaiian
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N O Tics rti HKHKur m iv k n that
th* uadnralgnad win. nn the airri
JUr of May, A. tl teat, yrw*ni lo
«h* Iteonrabl* k'nunty Jade*
of
aemtimla Casair. riorlea. hie flu.
al meaem,. arena at and - v atlwi*
as Admlalslfwlnr nf IA* Kami* taf
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li-kAta (i
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■afalUraiien'nr'taTa'Mta!#,' and l " i
an nnwr Sbehargla* hldftaa am-h
admlnMmlor.
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Dated Ikie Ik* lllh day hf March
iA* lib I f f I*
i • •'
a Nd i i r w b r n h o m .
Aa AdmlnMraior ol
IIhW
taf
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C H tM M T i
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r. n D om iiRi
n* Truateoa,
Itwjwrlarn or laid #Uei
r. ntillarr. Be., aa ('lari
rtloa. .
Ir order of th, City Cowi
•hi* Ilk day nt Jay. n
CATtO*
Ui, null thereundert Ifnhy I* inilii miu,
if lltln «, Elide If
kla unknown
lirlr* M U r . IflH lrfU
ilrtlper*,
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service,
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dellverlM.
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mock land, located en paring
H U IL p lN O
BLOCKS— Irrigation
and railroad with Ineihauatabie
boxt* and general cement work.
flowing w ell; for good fiv e or ol*
U lia d e Conrmt# Co. i . E.
room house In etty. UB N. Park
w illeger, d*TOt>.
prop. 3rd end
and El
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for rook and housekeeper, muit
stay on premise*, com er 24th St.
nnd Park Ave.____________________
A N EXPANSION program |n
Florida given me an opening V f
thtte ladle* between 20 and 80
B am. Ad-ires* your reply to Sale*
anagvr, Bo* 1413, Sanford, Fit.
Interview Strictly confidential anti
AN EXPANSION program In
Florida glies me an opening for
three men between 20 and
60
yearn. Address your reply to Baler.
Manager, Tto* 1413, Sanford," Fla.
Interview' alrlctly confidential and
pereonal.
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by c*tnin*nde-l and required In U|i.
finar before Ihn Clrrnll ruurl for
liT Twsniy.lhtrd Judlelal rirruii
it Mlarlda, In nnd l » i
Meinlnnl*
'etunly, Florid*, nn Ike let d l l nf
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ruurl
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ewmnlalnt
filed
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Mid llrulamln H. Mtum, ihe nature
bf aald eulliaelou In iialet
and “ QUICK SKRYICK” oa piano.
baggage or, fiirnlturo moving.
Ixmaing'* Transfer and Storage.
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I I — M lw e lln n fo u s
a transfer that will dn the job
st you want it dnn#.
ring's
Transfer and Storege, 4th and
fH E ARCADE
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
DRESSM AKING . P L A IN or fan
POULTRY MA
Phone tV,
Ftnh—Chlcki
R i C Y C L E S A R E P A IR S
LUM BER’
D R IN K 8 -L U N C H E S
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F R U IT S A
VEG ETAH LEH
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French at K. R. Shape. bn lirlil June 8th. John Ik Jlnklns,
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John
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Beyond the Alps Uee
Italy; and loot we forget,
behind the billboards' lies
America.— Jud^e.
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W A N T E D : A ll voUrn In Knafnnl
to |naw Ihnt poll T a * fo r 1930
must l>e poH nn or brforo Friday.
Riga at 4 A. M. la May 20th In nfllrr tn qualify them
Insarea a petfrrl day, to vote In Special C ity Election In
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NUM BER M l
SANFORD,
mess
taking*. It gtvoa aa m
In our Khool to kaaw
•wakrtahea by wax n t n l
f t tail/ do « • thank »hum
duadtel oupport glean to
§ vWck
nAdi M fiH l
Tarty Chairman At
Urn of th . Hanford Hat•
I'St* ta Publication*
I ->PALLAlf AW!KB, War. 8-*fAP>
| otal* of tt* Hanford Bn*
•Stead oar thanks for tha
mrtaate# oikI tha p M rW i
ro t U m ui white workheir efflcct. It hM bom o
:
C
.
1
The h;*»e today took n»*t ortten
toward ilio n my of atate govern.
Moat by eophtf to abilUk tho of.
flop «f tax tqwnllsag and to prvJdbdt. the rteamm»* of pablkJUou
| b o a r d , department, er
P H tu ilo ru Tho ortlan featured
I f w o flrwt Saturday ooooton of (ho
l R oom this poor and wo* taken
!
I
■ w,b5*? *f
Wo aro folly aaror* of her unttr*
fag labor and the effort* wMcb
•ha boo pvt forth In Ifflplaf "»a
p t o ar poprr ready f*r tho p ra m
la lu u ln t tbl* paper, wo te» *
yolnod something that WO eooU
aodar have rained elaewtmrm Wo
brro leamtd totpoak foroureohma,
to dig for and aam what wo |* t .
Wo know that a«tf eenfldanc* I*
something «e have to acquire oaraolroa and that h a rta l ta ro « •
qalrtd It, we ahall never teoo U.
" *
*b-
Th* blll.io obolkh tho tax equal-
Me ta rn a, Daval. n fm a tp d i h t
prohlbhlm of poklieatfer — “
yearly.
t h a Boo** ala* voted t<* re
pair* tb* publication of oiv* year
bdfore nowtpopart tould puhliih
oat# (h* •tat# $100,000
but wo* amended. .Tb* Ujuee
adPttod n reeolutimt on M etU r*
Day which la ordered printing la
lb* Journal
I t aloe momoralik
r*p«y Florida frail
vegetahte
Wnhatd
>YWILL HOLD TAKEN TO RA
BE SECRETLY RAILWAYRA1
Higher Freight C
Result j.F
From
To FeAtureWorkOf May^Result
R
ecen
t
Resolution
Track Investigation
'cHICAaO. Way ».—tCAJp) -
The aaiorlat'on of raltwdy eaecutlrr* rero mmended in n m o lo
tion adopted. yoeterday that the
•lx rate group* throughout tho
country Immcd olety «tudy freight
rata* With a view of readjusting
and revU'.ng them.
•
Fifty railroad pioabtante dlictaoaed poadlbte recovery of reve
nue leal alma IBXf do* to what
they termed “whittling" at the
rate etructnr*.
. I
Egrrutlvra f ta d l ArVWar they
ware not aaoklng general Incrraara
tbeoughaut the achedalo b ut b >pod
fW roll*/ frmn bwaro of IN* U .;
tloa or the
'aa.-t«.iavlt*
CLKABWi
pending th* poatlng of $5000 bond
on each chat go.
.
The-Indict m*nt of IHU feme
A ir voted for. tho
aftey the grand Jary kad -honnl
wibtepaoo from Tar pm Springs o* to testimony d*l
jMd. aabaiaaled aeeeral week* of Hen of witnaapvo.
tevootlfatioa by officer*. Estop. taaulng i f an a m
tb* end Of th o 'ie a tt
(Ccntlaotd Oa N
intern Nick and John
prevleuily tedlclod far
offme# of le tte r viol*
A wet* alleged by a ) b
I have b»rn codbl.-led
In purported •etor'.'ort*.
i held under $600o bend
tort Ion (barge and HMD
Indictment.
‘ .v*.
tnd Jury, which adjourned
.Wednaiday, ala* retutned
padaeeday. ate* re Iurood
to yeiterday agalnat ate ted la by three
on* woman, ch an ts.: bq pi* (anted at
[ I n coanertim wtlb Ita
M JL.W . Oxford, Kt.
m .rorm tlr- Pnrtiwc tu
rn af tb* acUrttlee of the
Stead by peUre to have
jamaibl* fo r aetagal flog
Tb'* aoetten daring tb l
2 .7 2 3
Johai.
'
in* On- Prohibition
potted or
Eroded t" , * * l tho
aphtert of uir oddroee-whlth era*
fcj 5u|h, ,p t a dlo.l!#len*r« of the
*
|
.
. ____u
,* ,lon U ,‘ *,,M **
„
Qarton of Miami, former randtd a u (or aoeantor, who tpoko ovct
tho Colombia D.x o network pt
tilfl o’clsrh. >■
Mr. rararn V a$dr**« It a* fol
low*:. • ' i •*81nr* It U lmpo»» bid to d!l»
cwi* »ny aubjeet, whether rontroorrelal ui hot, »avo from the
viewpoint of tho apeahcr. 1
think I thotild eajr that 1 *m a
Southern, dry, Proteatent D*nu-erat, and lhat ray dUcu»»lon of
IhU oo**tInn ll neceusr'ly front
that p*’nt of tlvw.
"1 haeo atwaya been politically
a piohlbltlonlit, haeo alneo my
majority voted far prohibition, and
I have prattl ed pcohlblt'en peraotAlly for flee or olr jearo poet.
"On.March 5. teat, I bad tt#
privilege of alien flag tb* meeting
of tb* Democrat!* National Com*
ml tie* at ipa Mayflower Hotel In
Wnablnttotv
“ When I want to, that meeting
1 beard tbe wotsooeua atortea that
bar* bean whUpeiod through tb*
muntry about (he groat ohalrman
I Continued Ua Pago d. Section 1)
I
\
I
(telfTeam
Field In 1st
Tourney Of League
dtem aaed 4h# poaaiKUtp Of roduclag wage*, but ptldtdd out that • f
tm if'o th e r large Itemadof eg.
peace U te* at* Increaring. Iptae*»t charge* are fixed and maintenant* ha* been reduced to Ibo
limit.
Tb# carrier* hip* for a rate rowithout vUten which would add $400.1)00..
000 annually t t tho’r oapanara. Of
IhU approiimat* amount, ^ t« u t
$180,000,000 would bo MVootad la
labor, official* aald. rolaatallne
Beatloy, many mm on payroll*/ - Don cl WllUrd, preildogt of lh«
Baltimore A Okie, wag apjminti-d
chairman of a routlaltte* to form
ulate th* resolution.
The rraolutloa aald tha' an
emergency ril.te d aa lo th* credit
and In-owa *f th* cartlara. The
view of tha meet'ng wo* that
(Continued On Page Sevan)
,
COURT CITY COMMISSION
E MUST NAMES DATE FOR
Their PfeW
b.
Discusses Details Of
By HOghTribunailn Proposed C h a tter
Hard Fought C ase AmerndmentChange
Format Luka moat apond three
year*'la *1*11 far viotetia* th#
•lata leaking law*.
* That waa th* doc laIon of tha
Hupratn* Court, which, yoaltrday
afternoon, after act’ng upon -Infurmatldn totbotod a t an oral
heating of th# L*ke cat* Apr. bill; and paaaod a rmalution let*
112 , decided that tb* former banker'* ting'Juno a a* tha day It would
be bold. All freeholder* of tb*
City of Sanford a* of May 1, 1M1,
will bo ollgthl* a* voter*.
Tb* poll* will open ok TiW
o'clock, and will cloao at auadewm.
B. P. Whltaer, Hr., wa* appointed
aa clack, white K. P. Latte,' l , H.
Beck, and W. M. McKinnon will
bh Inapectoc*. '
poaaed by the trial JuJ m * u m
Indefinite aa to be ImpWalblo of
onforromeot. Th# aemtbr* read
that Lake waa to begin th* throeyear ta m following aspiration a
aaatenc* on a pm ieo* indictment
and convktlqW That ladlctment
waa diopped, and th* former bonk*r tlclruod th at h« rb*M no) ho
put In Jail on aa .h a-vague amtanre.
In yadterday'a darlalon. th*
court elated that hero waa no
re o rd Mf the prodteua »tetania
ment>npd la tb* M teg l id M S a
S H tero siH ite. thfUvwnff.’TKtW'
cgolnat U I* In that aaa*. . b 3
that tb# tm t/p ro ItbrW wa* valid. |
The court ah* rated that Laka
tWould »l# arraigned before th#
Judge, by the dharlff for paacug*
o/ urroer aeotaaoe.
'
* Sbmdff J. p"McClelland atatad
thli morning that h* had no offlelal Information from Tnltehaiaaa
(•fording Kla part In tta arraign,
rnrnt, Ua declared that until ha
did lave, ha weald tab* do action.
Ha declared Oral It Would am b.
nuMcm u rn mi
B A jnnr w a l l
l
“Doctor, lawyer,
mortte
chief." Aa oar U |b oehool 4
tu rn to ■ r)o*e. we bocin to
oUm that wo taaat *oca make]
choir* of o lift work. Wo tho*
It would bo W ort*tint to oak <
Joat why oath cbooo bit parkin
vocation, W# giro fob tb* Tt*
which wore gratify ingly eft
and intoroattag.
,
la oar l*l*nrl*w with Dr. M
tey,. prominent pbanhorlat, |
found many facta. Dr. MM
atatad that alnr* boyhood ho
bom Inureatad In pharma*y.
found tho work very f oar tan!
and found that th# mar* ho al
ted th# mem dot treble the w
became. “In tkla prof m i loo,"
' .
Tb* bin, which provide* th at all
delinquent tax** of tha City of
Sanford for th* yean 1WT, IMS
and 1888 map bo forecloaod on a t
tha dl*cration of th* CemmUaten.
and alteerjnA n two year grtca par*
ted qn alt future taata, waa pro*
laboratory. In tim* aTote
eawthStea bte t t l l wttb
sr S ’SSrcifff
or reject, I* a* faliowat "A n 'a ',t
in relation to th* CHr of Sanfonl.
Pterldo, and te antbJrtao tha ml*
lection by faboeloour* of testa
heretofore and hereafter aaneeaed
by th* City of Sanford, Florida,
upon real property within aach
city, and autkoritlag tb* iaeloa*
lm In enr each bill of fOmpjMrt
for th* force loanee pf tan Uona.
tb* foreeloonr* of apeetol ***«•*.
ment liana. If any, upm all or any
of th# property Ineolvod In any
auch atilt, and to repeal all part*
ef th* charter *f tha alty of San.
ford, flo rid * , aad aiMttdinmta
thereto pioiidlng far the ante of
real property within aald city or
ho baa operated a dry good* a
clothing atom for SO year*, i
work baa proved vary Intareette
Mr. Yowau told U<- "I derived |
experteaea white working fo t I
brother, who baa a aUr# la I
(Cm tta eed On Fag* Oevea
Only Seven Cases ChieaKO Police Nab Biff Gold Shipment
Held
Up, _ByHeavyF't
Upon Docket Face
$ .
Judge Ware F r i d a y Wanted For Crimes HEW T O M . Mor 8-*(AI
Seniors Take Over
Publication Today
Of Sanford Herald
partlrlpaJohn Ptera*. M | Jim Hpcncer. Hit
Cy Young, V4| Uwrenc* lumlnuiat, 8 8 1 B. Wlnfre*. 01; John
llrrbqt, 88; Al Crccn, 87; II. M.
Wateen, 88; John McKee, 041 Dr.
Atexnader, IB; Wlndaor. M l S.
IwldanTMl llanrehan. Mt F. D.
(luetnaey, 8 8 ; Mltkte, 81; d. Dunn.
88; Brnmrd, Oil Rllcnbauch, M |
IJIIiltend, 88; W. I). Itv*ere, 81;
I Ipfctnm 08; Sunny lliaett Jr.,
H7| Prod Ward, 8.T; 0 . 0 . Hfar*.
M | U la n dankine, 8»| Bob. Juwea,
Mt O. Veheelacker, 88; Hal Meyer,
M |*Ai Sfaoon. Mt Balph Ferria,
M | SL' foley, 8 8 ; Karl lltte tt. M l
ra iB
cradle
By Bari* Kipp
CUICAOO, May •<—(APJ—AuJudge Ware waa greeted with a (hurdle* bae# atrucb a t goagtead
Ught docVat a t tha Friday after. , n (n i th li tlm* to raptare what
noon aerilnn of tt# police court.
, | alm la a gang of ate kldOnly aaern m e * appeared on the M per, ( ad honk robber* wh>a#
11*1 aad tb*** wet# dlapeoed *f !« I loot and ransom money tan late
rather chart manner. Elmo La* mUllmi, lacladlng $800,000 tahaa
and Perevt l m . white boya, | a ,h» n*n«rr mint koldu* af 1*88.
charged with dlaordarly conduct
roall wvra Mught la *
and aaaault pleaded not guilty.J
rata of what offteora
Each received a flea of $18 o il a ^ H b e d u a gangotev flat la
»° d a r. In Jall. T b o wme erre.tm l g aa( Mc I<ou„ , flL, They W#»#
by Officer* Shaffer and Andarp o i ^ to be tha remnant*
of Uo Coeko# aad Ibalten g a a p
Saphonia Schlifana aud Hlbecoa r f (toatbern lUlnola. and wero *fKinney, colored g lrb , entered a fU'ated with tb* mob of Prod
plo* of not guilty to % charge of Burka<
aoterloai Miter.
disorderly condacL Tb# aaa* waa
Tba ate Wero aeeuaod i
dlaconlinurd with a floe #f MAO ripatlon to mom than an
pr 18 dayi. Officer A ndm ao mad* robberte* In tba rolddl# Wt
tba arreeta.
war* ateo charged with
Wayama
L#»n Hobart- two pereoaa In IDIaiU,
•on, Alphona* Walatoln, also ar- naplng In Wterodala Tb*
rooted by Aadarooa and charged tb* name* ad Tbamaa (
with diaonterty condact. w ait die Jack Britt. Bawaai
ntlued with a wanting from tba
Judge-
C. H. fauet. white DM , arrootod by OunaUbte Wlteng. failed tv
•how up and bte V«an\w*a rjotlnutd oolU Mapda>: He waa ala*
•enter*
wW pra
te BALTBD,;
teT M ay 8—(APJ
York ’ banlli aboard tb*
Southern Prince which wt
to dock yoeterday.
Expert* m tlm* ted the al
banka erlU tea* flea t* $$M
Ureat by tb* delay. Bhlppli
phrnlyaad and n minor r
PSOCLAMATION ISSUE
T A U A H A tiit5 rM a y A-^
venter Carlton todn, b
�t Wto'
tho riratea ill* rthbtliilsft again,
DU tint# b / a l i t* • n m , Tho
Wtft put IK* Card* • half gtto*
further ahead of the m a d plrco
Giants. Halim hold Um MmU»
U> MfM* lift* Kit*, frhtb M i
IMtil'i ltd by M theldtr ' Marti*,
who rot *four Mb la fIre triaa,
. Tha b it bftguro yaatotdsy pro- including a h*mtr, batted out 11
••
dared four rather Karri-hitting hlta eff tbifta hurbr*.
{tea?iffivS
APALACHICOLA - I L f tM roll
tram mission Ur* eoftltrwcted bctsratt this rltr.M d PMt Sb Jo*.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W L
land - . - . - . i I t t /
Yark •* -3 . - 1 1
I ,
slug feats In whirls fto lU rtllng
upsets wort recorded and which
taw tha Detroit T lttra Jump Into
l i n t dirlalon far the flrot time
tbD jr*ar *a they whipped tha
White Sox bp a top-heavy t w o .
The Tigers waft their gaaM
< la ' 1, melaly becaata *f fear
ran* In the. flrat IftftUt la th
ered off T « t a f Tb f i a , wba
bha yet I* flalah a gam*. E rie
Red Paber, Braataa and finally
&
S henftl Thomaa, Faber, M o,n
Braxton and.Tat*,
fit. Lea a - 100 on lla-JIO IT l
Clere land .. 000 OU 001— 4 II I
Batteries: Blseholder sad Pbirellj Brown, Joblonowskl, Crolgbead, Laareew, and B*nr. Bewatt —
s E £2
T lftra >wb* were led by Alex
ander, McMaaae and Hayworth.
Owe* bit a heftier far lb* Tig-
n a t io n a l l e a g u e
l)y two extra bee* kaatkt
read in, g triple and dou. the Saints took advan•assse weak raUhlnf by
and Blre, and stab II
Haunting far at least ,»»
New York.—V— .
Chleafo
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II
II
a
40 Acres Unim
proved Celery Lind
WeU Located
V A c•m :r w‘ *i BX.
EXCEPTTONAir
VALUES
Land—Five Room
.trl
| ,4 ii
STO RE
House
B it ton —
| | 0 ATI
Pitta ban k ___ . . . 0 II AM
Philadelphia „ _ 7 III A ll
Breoblyn — ----0 It
Cincinnati — ...... t jb J I i
YE8TBBDAY5 BBMULTH
Chkafa 000 000 040 01—4 I t 4
In the only other American
8t. I-oul*
Browne look tho (Inal fame of
tha aarioa bv a 10 to 4 ocoro, to
flva them two out of three over
lb* leifue-leading Indiana. It wnt
n parade af pile here for tho In
dians, Brown, Jahtonowthl, Craig
head and Lawson taking turns
on tho hill trying to etop tho
Drowns, who, apparently with
their hitting clothe* on for tbs
first time, ilammed out, 17 hits.
Tho Browne got most of their
rvna In tho alxth, on seven bite,
and thro* errors. Blaahohicr gave
I League came, the
MAYU
iubI
Batterbaj Johnson. Prey, i»*|p.
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Value Gtvin* Event Sponsored By
* in ' c o o p e r a t i o n w i t h t h e
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Orlando Chamber of C
Score by timings;
RUE
Cocon
I l l ow 1 0 0 -7 I I 0
A Mg rheara took place In tho
I>tLand ----- 000 100 0 0 0 - 1 I I Big Six batting line?* as now
Battarlen: DaLandt
Parka,
Dauglae, Hnrdakar and Wllkaa
Cocoa: Btrlcklxnd and Haltoss.^ Um
pires, Allan and OunW.
members joined tha ordan Horns
by and blmmone dropped out, and
Verge* cam* In. Ruth still lead*
tha eluggora, litre's haw they
Chevrolet
ftp by Innings; .
,,
IMMtlne I I I lM O O x-lTlIl
000001000- 1 1.1
in halted In, Small 4. V. Mas.Hamandrx, Craws, 8. Cobs
lolfs, I. Masters. Two bass
V. Masters. Barrlflce hlU. D.
ft**. Three base bits, I. MasStolen base*, D. Williams K.
Modes, Crews I, V. Masters,
•la*, Bratt, Wolfe ft, Email, 1.
taro. Double Plays, Wolfe to
gator*! I. Masters to 'Wolfe
Master.; Higgins to Daetch
ML Left on bases, Sanford I.
I II. Boos on balls, off U.
■Is B. Williams I, McLallai Dennis ft. Btrork out, by C.
1, B. Williams 7, McLaltahin
mla ft. Umpires, Cockrlll and
Time, 8:10.
ITTONA BEACH WINS
VTONA BEACII, May 7.—
Rftotor Park kasaball team
kree pitcher* la vain again*;
ajrtoft* Batch Islanders bar*
pad tbs Kama team won* 10
gftflsa opened Us* Island*r»'
s*Mon In the Central Ptorlkgsw, after pbylag the first
ir r * '
»,' pitching hla Drat game
a Islandsrt, gave a fair at-
moalf. but woa wild at
Hatto, Islander laft
tad 1 ,000, getting two
P 'U|Mg
jgiU
1 nnd seared four runs.
n mm m i
. . . .
,
.
han struck a popular new note
Ip motor-ear styling
rem a rk a b ly wide*
apressd popularity at
51a. Amewg I he##
arc amenth perform,
aneoa tow pel**,
molohloo* economy,
ex c ep tio n al aiding
a te * an d d rle ln g
r o m fe it. Bus sso
fe a tu re h as |,ern
metro strikingly *rid ra t las tho enthusiastic |.uMlr lecepttoft
1 f rim cor Ibatt it* esuarl pew elylr. *
PIah** IWy rraflssner, a-Jib their bark*
prruiut of ftno-cot ibelgr.tog. k eti mod*
tbl* new Chert d e l his exeeptlosuiUy
a l t r a r t l v o awtam ehlla. am —is am
Study It fmm osa.rongte r»d
. T /V;
yuu find IS ea tr r nt el y
' . « Jf
pleasing, |,« k at It from
th o fr ont olid you aro
j Y '|] 'V
leniwcaard by I be mod lab
^ v y /i
maembla at sbep rwdtaler,
_ n .
laag* h e a d l a m p s assd
1J T “J
ere an#mneel*o wire
w heels at^k lssg ly
su g g est Ilia ear'*
Raataae* and pwwer.
And the appeal of
staunoed by the fart
that all m adrb arc
aaalUbla tn a vari■ . .
•If. af rotors.
__________
4, f-r r, „ , fmn
Oo..... e w a n t* ia » la il« a h u a * a
»eft fmt, mm!
Interiors, too, as*
>r t M
ueusual I* im y way. The'ftphalilisp
I# r«r«fully teUceed. Reals or*wwessry,
ilreply ruslilcned and' Ineltlagtr ftoA.1
A nd l i b s l u l e f l o r s of* t a s t e f u l l y
type InIad. l ' "
•
•'
flac-loftklag automobile
that il baa hooatsa* a vary
popular ehalca with every,
type af buyer. You thed It
s e t only tho emorl family
ear, hut tha m ap paeaowal
rare* « s il> S wuethy seat*
M l 14f 4ta —1ft 14 ft
k 0*0 Ml M l - I ft 4
BSs&r
lr-V* A - ' ‘
l Ug
mt,
Mocfa g a l Eodoft.
S IX
m m tm k
f
�foundation
S f t y f i S
<
On the j n
ts ^ n a a s #
* ? S A 3 tii2 ?
Mur IM k'tki Ugh
To accomplish thla every community
In to put cnjire' emphaeis on untMiuanggi
UTV.OP CHRIST
Let
*1 U in you, which w»»
.lasuy, L«t- noUihift
aUi(u or vain
lit In’lvwllotii 'of mind I*t
trained lender** Ever
Nome provision for t
!|fc. •
There Mtp i p rat
may take that th an ' I
everybody.' BeeMe*' fl
fa community mualc i
for women mpl glrta,
8LAHDIHO
T1t
«f feta.vfe
f.Mrn other -butler than
rr».—l*Ml. 4»6,' & V
' h S K J S tiS M i
in tho homo, b a t o
U K — Lord, h*l|>,v« Jionnt-
iro frjr ImpeTfertlonn anti
trtmir lliitiuah srrvlee to
Kj
wn»fjMp»r « w /, uh
A VRIRNIC
-jrtmV* crmlrhy and liloo
jfijli r»t r llilnk; ynu'ro muk
Riig' yuur fritndi (tad toot
lbf)f l!tr;*njmrwlng
U d Jniiltr *<>rntwlngh{i •
by yi.urlihttv, you'ro m ak
hit; them liloo.
.. '
|ct>«I !* on oltjt-rt to Im pitied,
cana be mud Im> filti-d
ami- I n loved one's sorrow*
I hod wor*
i l l to til* own,
t flofit Ilirir UtU «i nitalnil
■ II.' r 'W-u
'
flinciantia Zfllrrlsml
'
;J- tUt<!.• I.
TO >
W it-i nat.-har •) y o r it than
w ra a h a M ;
la • p r a tty ^ l
N«hrlia
R ick School edition, and Rational
Meat* Weak,’ tlwao H n t d a p at
May
hflaweteg l W / P t : p » *
s s p j w
i ^ j j f f f l s s K fh^CddM bv doctara t o t e
of Mode Clubo th a t tha program •tofCt b the' Mauretania
far tha turning yuur will ba At* taM o n k w r ™
' Kir
(wards, and other aids to
The recent White Hou
<lcnt Hoover ahowa the fit
attached to recreation, t»p
Young people who' a rt
curt-era and who wlgh to t*
n Mg future 'will make no
come recreational directory
not overcrowded and aa btfr
find th a t mm a rcault, tbfe
and better playground
•-
W hat iv alm cotvtalvud tha
Mae ,«f wrapping b a .* d U la
raSegU m at A rt' timp going *>
cirty Vildktori If*
U r Udar HtW + m y tbam aad
paopM M d “Oh, plah « ta.h V
-Whan th a t radio- atadon m a r
m t ' Oatiafal tfw adld^’ B M M d f 1
right Iir tha aUA0a of e b a ttle I t
tha D. A. R, P
m M
.ja f ij
w
for one'e i
T hlrlovd can he com’]
other Innplrca In ut tho et
lifno us to that everlaatlpi
— —
r.
feeling for one particular ptraon not bacuuua 1
tun, a practice handed down from generation
iV* iiu-itllin U Ant Uon; but becattae the qualltige of m<Rhtrt““
in' ij’o i iti iulk ulmul (hr In each of ua a lu tin g love. Sincerity ft
la loyalty and falthfulnehe. tt tikes three
i. td»t (Imm Mcltury U .In character of « person to call forth opr d«
?aNc> ««• uto hearing mnr*
»T UnaaKiah*
for up as. aha
)■
a few of her
tir-nn, tondi
If a tuun • UVlii loayut'hl* hair ninny outs
4h h tm l>,Mi»'i|iight to atop go. in our jo j „ - ---------------- ------rpont vriiS dr- Ihupch of-cot an- from harm, le It not'then natnral
and respect this one person, who ahoi
every day,' I .........
ahould
volion and ayi
However dfatant we
memory of a di
in In orfreeat,
all tho reverent
lof
I Til ntlilrllr (ram i ilfrilcute every
forr tha
Coming m r.
*»n»« *w
ww rominf
aMrthetHtr Uggttt UriU ef Urn
9. 'A. It WaUenel Conftrcnco ta
lfhihh%tiia w i Will Itogoru i»y
ta “Hewgy, aid uleteru,* to tha
U c g a tth 1 v*I-** l
»**
Mra. Stavana aaU-Ual If any.
8E&E4P before you, on Ibeoe pages, are advertisew a ta . Taka a fair mnaanta, and lat their word* and
reveal what Hfe can hoM for yon* if. yea but
r imc " rillin'Ic riunlljy . tluil
JiM lb t'rlrrv rrfi|l ilnon not—
i, iiui riro *° i*“td.
i f !•■»(* urr n vury
, hul it would bo Just
gtt.lf n g>;n wa« n’lmrU ut your
r,jfi-li'ai'r ^pif^ltral
cantnlr,*)
ibleme
llrt
li'in. Oi Ira file tirutilem In
I'v w lil ha aided 1>y a algnat
In tin'' ball. T «w algnsl lights
Ward ■wouldn't lx- **> had.
ih avlalioil mlvanrlng nr
an'lt 11 pour, |i won't ho lung
'i| nta^t our irlpi ftvm
tjt nf Uta traragu Instead of
It noems that no
go to mak«,automobll
ment. TIT
mint] o f i
cave no
iproailon - tlpon hla
uccjdcnpi ) not tp ba blamed
t-vtsry urt
dully we.
these wat
kI thougl
mora acddgnU are cl
&
s m
two thjiu-uind ona hunfour puts ta hold a over a atop
it* ton) It uluit only onn beet rule |
tlrlver a fo<
hp la much
•M •"
I 1<
fard^Avrauew t Geneva
- aatlvfrinsi
s *
jw a jum
i
�H o.tM .A t
U 9 K
r s o n a U
tPMlt. th* pupil* of th* 1
M m i t ■School ( « f i m
p ra g m a Friday moral*
athaol auditorium with I
tone* of Mr*, a M. AIM
t t tha Woman'* Club* a
J totaon and Harry Braw
fflir of othar achool* of
' Tha program lotludad
kowtny Dumbarm:
• 1.
W alkn and Mlaa Edit
entertained with A W*
■ ad a b c a llan ltB ' I W
«a Thunday atoning at
aBranin
r ewaa agivens .* wl
Booy, "America," 8
rW* 8*Juta. Schori
I apant wti
vteittey to!
Yw* Entertains
l«? C ty b Friday
IMla
JBmaa Jackaoo left yaatarday
M r Oakland where h* will apood
blffh .cor* pri**, white
Mobley^
J)ru^vfitoro
doll ■* low *eor* pri*#,
A pl*k aad white «•!<
Mlaa Witty Whatlata la *pon4ng
bratloni, p o rt, appoUtoM t*, a id
ralraabrnwla. QuanUUa# i f pUb
Add Zest .to
Parties 'VJ
Bad whit# (ladloll woro nrranyod
Mm. t . a Mltrh.ll, Mr*, a a
E teU 'an d Ml** Ruby Taote. of
Ib baah.ta about tha party room
which DM contend /frith. two
hrtpiF# ■%1
u
Ifry* white pap«r ball*. Similar
minister* hail* wyra arrmngod In
n h l i H i n u , wk« k 4 irmrlqo* othar parte ** U» room.
ImU I*
tt«nlc)* a l a r y *
L a. Ill* Lawtaai, •
whit* crap* Imitation hrlda**
1A Vac a), "Th* Quarroli," Rr». taka waa hroutht In and whan
8. M. Abartromhte.
t# t ravaaJtd Q>* (U ti for Mlaa
M. Raman Ipft Thaw- 14. Sonar. "Vacation T H e * Bnutan from th# 1 yuaat*. Ha*
t t at yarn whar* aho will
fret kmant* coaatetlny of pink ItO
armh-oad with hat am,
IfM oa, Qfc, BHtarad to OrteBda
'T t’ftK -c-w w a - * -
whD* low acor* pri**, a vanity oat,
was a wanted to Mlaa Laura Chlltn d n .
A profualon of map drayon.,
ro*«a aad fam wa* arranged about
tha room* wh.ro tha Labi** war*
■ proad for play. Th* talUr* wot*
dealynedto roproarnt beach acawaa.
Baa kata o f mint* war* platad oa
each Uhl*.
Rafm hm anU, m u Ii IIi i o f h
■re baked,daily
kVa.
*••»
\& « P « t i WH
* “ •'
_ —— —w
brt SUmtatichool
eels Hpnor Roll
af riMTCtetewt
M. Scott wa* boat*** At a bride*
patty (Iron T h u m b ? ffto n o fji
nt bar hun* In Maffafr. X* J*
m.manta .of tha
I J«*a Hate, Evelyn Mathew* [
m an, Mary Holm Taw, Mar*
i My era, Martha' OBI, Tamm
r Cooper, Milter william.,
%. Pl.ldA bad-Mm. My.ry.
Wl W. Draaaar, Oten Odham,
A 0. Meriwether, Xlteabatb,
a, 'Carol Jana, MU, Ellen
WMytmm, Albart I
Lata, Mr*. J . M.
f t Pippin, Boon
caivo s fro* trip to WaahlNitoo.
D. C. jOtkir number* on th# pew*
(Mm war* (Iran oa fellawar
1. S uafhon* aolo—Mr*, a U
Harpar, accompotited by Mr*."
i __
A PtaNB
Molteac^.,
aola—Ml**
* Mr*. G o w n BUhop, Mr*. P. E.
RoooUltet, Mia* Morth* Blahap
BBd Mia* Ad*laid*. Hiyylna a n
apandf g today ip Orlando.
I ■■■
• Mr. ond Mr*. La* II. 8. Kill
and daughter, Looiao, era apandIny a 'f k w day* |n Atlanta on I
buatnau and pteaaur* trip.
Mad. Iloo
octaaten
owah
pencil
snsrpener,
S
AX
During th* aft.rno jo bridfo pro-
(ro.tlnn* war* rnjoyad a t tha
ronctua'.oa of wjiteh te a m war.
add*4 and Rttev* ayarriof D irk
■Mr# pri**, a kopy of th* book,
“Florida Salad”, want to Mr*. Tf.
B. Lawl*, white aacond h l|h aeon
prlaa, al*o "Florida Sated", waa
(Iran to. Mr*. B. F, Whitner,
At (ha tea b>ur a fated and
i M i B. WUllfM* and Vlryll Smith *B**t court* waa aatrfd by |h*
teft thla morning for p«laU la lumt.M, ***iat*d by h«r nlacr,
Morth Carolina whar* thay will Mlaa Batty Hoop. A coi*r Behatn.
tpand o abort Um* on butlnaa*.
of rad, wait* aad btea wa. da-
. QuanUtte* of lia*na aad o«Ur
hoepltal naearaltlm w an rarrirad
later la tk# afternoon from tha
(uaita
la attandaara from
,Ch«rM>w*U'a Stem. QuanUtte. of f Mlaa Baby Taala, of Macon, Qa^
Kaatar UIIm , rod hiblacda and bin*
a n teyi flower* war* arranyod la
oalria arranyod (bout tha r w n i
, | | » p a , . raaa* aad bawl* about
whar* th* yuaotp wain a n te .
th# rooala whar* Urn yoaata war*
Law la.
Carroll Vantef. V
par and Bit) Btampar .pent Bator*
day In Port Pl.rco. Mr. Btloaclphar
P. Bheppard left
i.terday for want from thor* to Miami to .pand
Charlotte, N. a I
■ abort Urn* baforo yoiny to palate
Um ' wlater harp with Ur. nod In Naw York atoto for th* *um>
Mra. K. W. Pit*' at th.lr homo
on Color. A m u.
»y Day Pi
Given By
Mr. and Mra. J . W. Mare, Mn.
Jarnc. Jack*tin aad aan, WwWy,
mbXsan
Mr. and Mra. Woltor H. Bach and
whar* ah* bp* boa* Opandlht th* •an. David, Mr. aad Mra. Gooiy*
Primary Beho*I on Friday p u t tw o' w l f a >
Maro, Mr. *04 Mr*. Chari** Maro,
of Part Wayna, lad .M U a Bam T.
Iny In th* aehaol auditorium atoch for Sody*^,
Maro, o f Waihinytrm, D. C . and
Mm. M. A . Para*worth
C. R. Randolph and dau(hter,
1 M. Latefcart, and Mlaaaa Lola
Myma, plan to motor tomorrow
iC ^ te t Waa* of Chiaayo, TIL, hot boon tbp s y a a i o f *— to Daytona Batch to aptnd th*
fypaoaUUraa of th* Amarl.'an tor, Mra. & d IU a>
Iny th* w tetef maathi returned
n * < >a attondanco.
Thp oombara oa th* ptoyroaa raeanUy to h t e ' M
Tampa.
A many than* from bar* attendWot* praam ted aa follow* 1 >
Iny Um annual anltera' hall e l m
,LSony, “ Amarten th* Baoublal"
J , Plrat P*alm —School.
$. pm y.r—Rchori.
. 1 "Poppy Doy"—Alvin Odhom.
‘ - J l'it o r y of th* Poppy—Ralph
Mlaa Jana WrigH, o f Jackiou,
•V $,iB ead in g , "Pappl.*”— Sidney Mlaa, arrivod l i f t n ljkt to b*
tha yuaata o f tho Bov. aad Mra.
^ f it e a d in y , "Plaader’i P iald * "- Carroll .Varna? -at thalr homr on
Maynolte
« abort
M w, R. B. Slav anaaw.
O jU sd ln y, "America'* A m * » f"
-vCm fda Paryuaan.
« t.-A ddm aa, "Why W# Obaarv*
PfyfW Day"—Th# Bo*.
W.
P.
Prtenda of Ja ck H f n will b*
t e r t . t w i m d t b m t ha h*.
t e r atertad to tho honor court al
"j**
*t Daytona Baoah teat nlyht by
tha Ootta Blyaaa Phi fraternity
of Stotaeo Unlvoralty worn: Mr.
and Mr*. Walter S. Coteman, Mr.
•ad Mr*. Shormoa Lloyd, Mlaa
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Men of all creeds , . . or nb creed . , . should go to church Sunday. The day is
dedicated to the memory and appreciation of our mothers. As the flower is the
symbol, the church is the shrinb for doing: her honor. W ear a red flower Sunday
if your rtiother is living- and a white flower if she has gone . . . and attend some
church iii commemoration of the day. The churches of Sanford will offer special
services to “M other/’
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M other is the symbol of sacrifice. Find inbpiratioirin t f t e d a y setnaside “t o i l e r
and in the words of those who will extoh her virtuesrS he 'embodies th a t which is
best in us alL Visit her Sunday if possible. If riot wire her, phone her, sehd her
some little remembrance, o r do some act to m ark this annual ev e n t
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Jas. G. Sharon
F*ed T. Williams------
Chn.Vman
Board Public Instruction
County Jndce
H. J. Lehman
City Commissioner
C. W. Culpepper
V. E. Douglass
Member Board Public Instruction
Clerk Circuit Court
Clyde A. Byrd
CHy Commissioner
E. T. Haines
Jno, D. Jinkins
Member Board Public Instruction
Tax Collector
Vivian A. Speer
John Meisch
City ConunInniuncr
J. F. McClelland
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Chairman Board County Commissioners
Sheriff Seminole County
F. S. Lamson
• Boston Steele
City Clerk
A. Vaughan
County Commlssloaer
Tax Aneessor
Roy G. Williatiis
* Chief of police
John G. Leonardy
M. N. Cleveland
Fire Chief
County PiUserutlni Attorney
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[BIS JuniorCIass PlayjDRAMATIC PHASE
Recently Is
Iy f o K game Given
Declared Success OF HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES HOLD
WITH PARKERS
S NVALUABLE SCHOOL INTEREST
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Team Gets New Pilot
,A» Deetch Replaces
jflUve,W ho Quits Job
U»d*r lh« watchful cgrt of
Gcorta Deetch, local baseball playi t *h« look over the manager's
dntlca of tho.B uJ«M Celery Fcrt
club entered In tho control Flori
da Batoball League, aomo I I play•ra of tho local club' wara acheduUd to t i n gone .through a atiff
workout thla afternoon, In propa ration fer tboir yam* with Wintor Park In tfeok city tomorrow
afWradon a t . SJQtl ^ptubK.
Manager Deekth
«hn#unce<l
tkl;
M M A
mw
morning that he cxpecteJ to us?
a changed lineup In the game to
morrow, and that, with the arrival
In Sanford late' Leaf night of Jack
Patera, Pat Millar, and Polo 8:hirord, ho oloo exported to direct hi*
player* to their f ln t win over tho
Tho Junior Class of Seminole
High Bcbool presented a play re
cently entitled "Listen in on The
Cbm pus.”
• The ploy was a b g success. Tho
auditorium was full and everyone
enjoyed It.
The comedians, Molly Moore,
ployed by Camille Dear, was a
•cream. Ehe was well suited for
the pprt. AIix Sharon, aa an undergradusts, came next in tho com
edian lino. We d lin t know "Judge"
had It in him to act, but he was
good. The Stoudrnmlro twins, of
course tcok their part well. ChrisHue as a senior, was very strik
ing looking on the stage. Paullm,
as a freshmen, was the popular
girl on the campus. Miry Maxwell
played her part well aa a young
JonmalliL
Meltrn Ware, the campus busy
body, we» t big success. Fulton
lleattr and Hendrix Lyles, footkali heroes, of opposing teams,
*n:h had their luck In the und by
getting the girl of their choice.
Othrta In the cask were; Marjorie
Forrest, the bride, Stinson Kinlaw,
the fcotbalt hero of the old daysi
Ushy Kenner, an alumnus; Freti
res Pearson. Ushy*a flrlj Frmdcee
Wilson, chaperone; and Mary
Dlghton, the mysterious lady.
Margaret Vanmr,'president of the
sorority; John Brown, the reglor.
and Forrest May were also gfoJ.
Cal p e n n ii It acheduled to horl
for Sanford. Ho declared himself
aa angioui to oppose tho Winter
Park' outfit once again, and *•- lured Manager Deeteh that, with
any oupport »t all, there would l»e
a Sanford victory without a doubt,
'■JuM what line-up will bu uied
tomorrow la unknown a t thla time.
IJowuver, It l« believed that Sehlraid will catch, Petere play fln t.
Deetch, recond, Higgins, short,
Miles, Ilirriion, or Wright, third,
latko, Ammon, Weaver, Spencer.
Bigger, McLanahan or Miller In
Hy SAHA MAtWBLL
the outfields. H»eh la aa yat under
the tare of a phyilclan, following
"God gave each of u* one dear
an operation for lonallltli, but, hu
mo the r<—
will be ready for active duty by
So that nobody nerd feel alight
next Sunday a l k a il.
ed, and only one—
The local rial* displayed great
Go that nobody need feel too
possibilities In ita opening game
pruud."
of the rearon arainrt DrLsnd, al
Mother’s Day baa been set aside
though they tret. Errors account, aa the day whan we, a nation,
rd for some of the rune, while think especially of our mothrra.
fluka hits brought in other*. Tho It is unnecessary to mention here
line-up for that game revealed the sacrifices our motheia havu
that-only a few changes would be made for us, because everyone
neede^ before a fast, smooth-run knows of them already. Although
ning: club would be. ready for ac we shall never, be_able to repay
tion/throughout the season.
the great debt we owe our mothers
The S t Auguatlne game l*at we try to take every opportunity
Thur»dry, in which the locals wen- to' express our appreciation and
trounced by a 17 to 1 score, was love. This paper ia Just one more
played under a serious handicap ■mall way In which 8S sons and
In (bat only nine men were able daughters wish to show llieir ap
to go to the Faintly city, and that preciation for that greatest gift
two of them, Rive and Ludwig, had cf all, their motheia.
not pltyed ball In some time. Me
Although we feel that every
Lanfhan was touched for a few _^
day should be Mother's Day, we,
\A j M UJ6 the aafly Innings, but gave Jh ,' p y ^ T rUM of l03)t , r# K| , j
W b tn d tt prcrttlgeTT repeatlrtr aon« ^ ^ £ 4^ , thla national ■Mother’s
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fancy
gomeo Ikbo
turned
Ink Day , In
affectionately dedicating
kilo ho was a member of tho this adltlon of the H rrrld to thore
State Leogue enl*y In who havs so faithfully loved and
r *hsriferj
:
IMS. le fty declared that he would guided us throughout our school
be ready for the firing line In n yiars and throughout all our lives
few days, ehd that he has not —our Mothers.
hr on as anxious to play boll in
years.
PROGRAM IS GIVEN
Manager Deetch expressed th«
hope that any baseball players of
In commemoration of Mother’s
former experience attend practice Dry, a program was given on
sessions which are hold every aft- Friday morning at the Sanford
rrnara start lag a l 6:00 o’clock, Grammar School during U ie rrg -and eanUnuIng-iialil dark. ’T here u t i r *diap*l~p*i tod- by th e- prrpttv
are several players in Sanford I of the school. Several pupils gave
know who could balp us get to recitations appropriate fer the nrgether a great •tab," W said, “re- cation, while Mn. Clauds Hern
la- about aomo of don. Mr*. George Harden. Mr*,
pec Icily lit aadethese out-lying toWne," Ha urge* r/irke Steele and Mrs. Eugene
that thry get fo, toueh with him Higgins, srrompenled by Mrs.
a t cnee, or belter alill, bring a Frances Hickson, sang.
glove'or m itt to the ball-park, In
troduce themaalvea, and atxrt
pere are never able tn remrmright In practicing.
r what they have read. The
Tomorrowr*a game at Wlnler
Park will be the third or the year, laboratory method trachea the
and the serond'em the road fer tho aludetila to concentrate, and after
local club. Next Thursday they a year of this plan hr he« greater
of roncenlrmtlon then pewill ge tn Dalond for a return
fore. Ha knowa what he has read
■ame with th at kmUlt,
-/next Sunday, Miy IT. they play after he reeds It.
Mre. Williams ha« introduced
1 Daytona Bench a t Sanford. Game*
\ throughout the league start at the laboratory method into Semi
3:30 o’clock and a large dalega nole High School end It la there
t i n from Sanford U expected ta to stay. It Is one of the best
me thods of teaching yet found
be on hand. . ^
and it will make our school triggea and ‘better.
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DEDICATION
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f t I D T C> A T U T P I T I f t**m' Fcrvire S t r i p e s were to be etaao baseball Champ*. The play
U l l U i J A l n L E l 1 I L given for every stx additional ere were: ltuggst, Thomlcy, Cot
points besides those, necessary for l«rt, David, MrGInne, llrysii an
Dreasor.
a letter.
It has been the custom for th
The girli spirts season started
with the playing of foot-volley past several years tn give gol
ball. This w ;i a new game and emblems to girl* who hive playi,
proved s very interesting sport on their rises trams two yrai*
among the girl*. Tho Juniors came on* of which must have been th t
out v:ctorlous. Those who com Senior year. Those receiving em
posed this team were: Courington. blems this year are; Takach, Varn,
Spencer, Rumhley, Higgins, &
Lovell, Thompson. Maxwell,
Stoudi nrnirr, P. GUudenmirv, Nor Maxwell and Gates.
Thus the sports season in girls
wood and Hopkins.
athletic* hss ended. The girl*
The
next
iqiort
which
arouse.)
Hy KTIIKI. GATES
have bren very enthusiastic tn
There has been much interaat much interest wav basketball the various games and Miss Symc
created among the girl* of Sem -Class trims were selected after has proven herself to lie n very
inole High In the various sport* night practice. The gamra were capable ln*tru:tor, well liked by
this year, under the d.rectlon of feet end exciting an,| the senior* all the girls.
Mils Kathryn Symes. Mlsa Symes, nroveil themselves school champ*.
girl* gym instructor has been very The senior, who played on this
auceeeafut In her erforts to fo r team sere: Varn, 8. Maxwell, Plot A gainst Life Of
Higgins. Rumbity, Takech, •Spen K ing Carol .Revealed
th; r girls' athletics.
This year the system of award cer and Gates.
Track trams wdfr something
ing Ictteis has licen changed.
BUCHAREST, May » .-(A P )
llereU faie Istlirs s n v given only new In the lilstury of girls ath Police repirtrd today they had
to girls who played luukrthali. letics in Seminole H gh. The glrluncovered a plot In a*r *^*ln-'
Judges wrre selected c*ch year to wotkid her I and each rites had
King Carol tomorrow on tho oc
two
reprrsrntalives
In
each
event,
watch the girls class games and
pick out a nunner of outstanding' each girl Iving allowed to enter casion or his fifjirlh nmitverem
players to participate in a tryout only tkrri events. A lltl of lh“ untt'ionrincnt if Card. Allhouth
game. The 13-best players were wlnnerv in various events are a* the police Issued a denial, the re
then selc.-tci and letter* were giv follow*: 50 yd. dash, Tekaeh; 73 port was to the clfw l thnl au
en to each of these girls. Each yd. da*h. Gates; 100 yd. d’»h, C, thorities in e rte d iiii nrmrd m*i
girl was then 'entitled to ipembe^ Stoudrnmlre; basketball throw. concealed under the stand* from
ship to4 the ’’S’’ Club, which k Gates; high Jump, C. Floudcnmirc; which K,'ng Carol and the royn*
family planned In watch n mill
considered ■ great honor.
" I running broi,i Jump, Galre.
The tasrball sraxhi has just tary paradt.
At the beginning of the year, R
was amiounrnl by Mbs Kyraw* ended with the sophomore tram an
Cnnstnictlon to start shortly on
that there would lie n number of winner*. All nf the class team*
sports In which girls, who were pl*yrd.giM>d gmm- hut the sopho Prn*arnla-Mnb|le Canal for which
not especially good in basketball, more* weir p c claimed as intrr- I i'iOO.OOO has been appropriated.
might win a letlir. The letters
wrre to lie given according to the
print system, 13 points bring re
quired for • letter. Point* are giN
en for the following activities)
four points for every class athlet
MAHONEY-WALKER
ic manager, an* two points to ev
ery girl who played on any class
SENIORS!!
SCOTT & VARN
Amateur Theatricals Sports ProgramGtven
Gain Large Placeln Praise As ResultOf
School's Activities Efficient Direction
By Henrietta llerxhrnwlta
All the world's a stage
And aR the men and women
merely players.
The Melancholy Jacques may b«
right. But to the aspiring high
school boy or girl who wauU ta
act (and what h l|h school boy
or girl deao not so aspire) such
a vague and impereonsl stage as
the world Is not sufficient. The
call «rf the etage is that of one
clearly visible a n d decidedly
concrete. If really interested the
student usually gets an occas
ional ehanco during Mi high
school days. Although it la a
valuable experiment ta him, ws
hare often wondered if the herd
work and the often amteuriah re
sults ware or enough value ta
the Individual really to Justify
the existence of dramatic -a t
tempts hi Seminole High School.
Wonting on expert opinion un
the subject we decided to cell
on one who is known to Sanfonl
an actress of talent—Nina
Oliver Upan. We not only re
ceived her cooneratlon b u t' we
were so delighted with Mr*. Dean
herself—that we find oureelve*
restraining with an effort and
desire to HI! severs I columns
with adjectives entirely apart
from our subject, high school
dramatics, and devote them t i
Mrs. Dean, her English homo cm
a warm April afternoon, and the
delightful. hour spent with her
there. Hat business mutt eomo
first.
Mr*. Desn la highly In favor
of dramatics In high bchool. In
fart, it teems herd for her to
understand that everyone should
not have K .natural - desire i«. act.
She does not think It nerrsssry
to have a professional director
to coach school plays, ..Even
though’ thtf cgkl ^sKtTdfd not be
coached to perfection. It gives
the Individual a chance to portray
h it talent end ability an oppor
tunity to express himself. Flic
says also that the feeling «f
accomplishing lomethlng through
the hard work demanded by s
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play b rln g \ a spirit of co opera
tlon that can lie secured no oth
r r way. One nf the chief draw
larks In an amateur production
Is the faulty diction, but making
the peril* even "diction ton
srious" is a worthwhile acromp
liihmcnL
Mrs. Desn, who was largely re
sponsible for tho success of Jbe
Sanford Little Theatre predic
tions, "East ls Welt" and “Ilud
diet”, told us lh*t If she ever
directs another TThdaction In
'Sanford she would-llke to try a
flay of Barrie’s or of Shawi,
something of permanent literary
value.
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r.uch idea* camlnj from sn au
thority are really worth while.
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Best Wishes and Congratulations
to the
SE N IO R C L A SS O F 1931
Upon! Today’s Splendid
Issue Of The Herald
loveliness! Don't he dull intellectually—he dull
fashionably. These are CHIFFOAM*—which means
no runt—and nd errors — hut lots o f hits. And
they’re not rspem ive — because they wear to long
and beautifully. It teems it's alt in the twist—
but try them yourself. "
THIS S E C R E T * - it’* (he fighter tw isting
o f th e silken thread*, lteaull;— longer wear
CHIFFOAM
by- Q ordon
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— greater d u rability
and w hat’a m oru —
gn**atner nheernren.
Of course, l l ’a d u ll—
for th at's whut women want. R ut th rift is
•o v e n in every thread— th rift aa w ell u* c h id
PE E R & S O N
S unday, M ay 1 1, is d e d i
cated to M other. On th n t
*/M '!
day we rentier liotnnRc to her devotion,. her
courage. Iter self-sacrifice. And no tribute can
be too great.
But the next morning will find M other—in
many homes- going back to the same weary,
dreary task of washing the family’s clothes.|
She will not complain. B ut how she longs for
relief from this heaviest of all household bur-'
dens . . . and how easily it can be lifted o u t o f
her life, forever I
Our modern method does the washing even
b e tte r than M other can d o it —for we use h un
dreds of gallons of pure. 3 0 ft w ater on each
family bundle. And clothes washed our way
last longer —in the long run cost no m ore-thnn those done nt home. Phone for our routeman now . Make your M other’s D ay tribute
last throughout the year I '
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U wranee, West Prim B n c h M eMtitatit P rank. J. Bruen, New
York,
msaeger-dlrector of the
Miami Rating Association's Ilia*
teak track, Subpoenas dotes i n
ure orara Ittw d for draft and
raahier chock record* of th*
Barnett Bank.
U i t night's »e**lon lasted opproximo triy ta n hour*. The rammlttoo will meet again todsy.
Representative Horn# said.
The Investigation wot launched
Monday, alone with ■*> order of
the Houoe of Representatives to
the lobby committee to tnveetlgoU reported crime In connection
with racing in Florida during
the pact tiro year*.
The Houce retracted the* ( t r
end motion, howeerr, after o
•tonay session on the floor when
Tomasetlo, treking
seeking tho tw o
TomoeoBo,
Inquiries, itoutly denied accusetions that^he nought impeachment
of O orenror Oafhim ah'Repreaentotlv* Horne, speak
ing from tho floor before tho re
traction, stated he intended to
Investigate thoroughly the report
that racing intoreat* paid $.’>0,000
aken To R a i s e
ta ilffis J U te s
h i m r Park Avene* and.:
lohn Bernard Root, Mini
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'where A>Itmild
not he ra t to remedy
tMi condition ae such action ervald
alt erentuhlly in lowered
Icht tonnage by Impelr(pg the
h* rooduated hy th. younc people Inrem, of millions of w srkeri de
In honor e t th* snertflces made hof pendent largely on tho railroad*
the ' mbthere ef th* p r o m t 0*d for their llrellhoodo.
p u t geneiotlom. Th* lervlce eriU
M conducted by llrnry Wilt#; thl f: Differential* would remain fixed
prayer by Pmok Uouer; "Tho Or* And channel* of trad# undlkturbod
Igtn of< Mother's hoy," Mateo by the proponed reel*!on of rale
LuOdquUt; “Our hut lea to ear Jtrncturex. The tala group* —
central.
Mothers," Qladya lliioo) “The •iouthesM, main trank,
couth w est' and
Now
See ret Of a Mother', U ndenldU - £reelem,
Ing.T Charlea Gantt; "A Mother** England pro expected to require
C e u ta ary." Fred Bender. VtfVrr ■ month In tho nutdy.
Railroad official* estim ate' they
/ Mualc Program
»•
Voluntary, " U v r . Old Sweat hare loat t3JKM.000.000 In the
Bongj“ l>rnceMinnal, "Mother’* teremie -ince 1*32 and th a t f36&,*Faith” h a lt| Hymn: "Thera la OdO.tKx: were Iaoped off revenues
Beauty All nrovnd when there lo h u t >rar in romparinon with rate*
love at Home;" Violin Brio, Thors - e lid in g In 1022. If the 1030 loan
aa Townsend; Solo, “Prayer” Lu- attended through 1031 a total of
.M 00.roo.noo | n BrMa rsvrnuj
would he loet, according to Midi
Patimat**.
The exeetMlVk* sold that the
rate reduction* hare been to
gradual an to oarape th# oltontioh
of the public generally. Reduced
rate* on retton, oil and hulumo
bile* from fa roe of compel Itlon,
they said, have brought hark aome
bnvlnra* but hare n*t helped In
recovery of losses suffered -'nee
the rale* were Inat hnrlxo'i'ally
P ark Avrnue and Sixth S treet
lil»rd In 1920. The executive* said
P . Brooke Jr., Paator.
that burin*** would Imprare genndoy School. 10:00 A. M.
arallr with an (mnrnrrment In the
Morning Worship—11:00 A. M.
rendition of “industry’* lorgcat
Evening W orship-1 P. M.
CuttomoV* th* rallrm di.
B. YAP. U. 7 P. M.
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Wednesday evening prayer ser
vice, fkX) P. M.’ . v 1
B
«k»n meet hi waya bo educated.
Every parent aheuld be aware af
eaa olwajm
N » r t of * pay day. 1
***Ve<kot never dulL
. -T u c h ta g ahould be i
a Ilf* prisfmatbk Ifaatooc
ping «t»n« fbr tome i
ho satisfied with thi* x
■ M fM ta k fit"
‘‘t. Now that example* af
aer.Ma.lU_J k_d. t -
SWuN*
fouttlL
legUlaUoa In the present
seMloa.
,
M* >Ut*4 that ho would bring
Impeachment pro-ceding* to the
floor whoa tbs Investigation woo
computed. If testimony warranttd. But assured the House that
hU Intrntion waa only lo Invest!*
gale lobbying now and not to
go into past history In on un
warranted Inquiry Into the re
potted criminal angle.
£
reached; a prow l Hi
«nd one that' deeervi
> llt U nirenttg; taking up g fnat
year cenrae ia deutlstry. A roUege
education toast be' secured befup
one can atudy teeth.
' “lu this study,” rD r.' k^Carilo
,s*M, "eue must ham a h n tw tijg i
p f chendstry, drugs, and aiutomy.
l)n# most have a mechanical burn
• f mMd; never knowing whet kb»4
of ribnent he must treat.' '
i •Jfbe work la Confining and a
prison must be patient and dili
gent bat. If h r Is lnleraeled, his
Ja rd work means nothing."
I Perhaps everyone Is - Interested
newspaper reporting. Thinking
*nly af the thHIla and ex cl tenant,
he is optlmistif endngh te over
look the bard work. There U pldnty Of It, se Holland Dean, editor ef
Extend
Boan came to Sanford from Mlkmt, where he wurkad for hU
father'* newspaper. He was Just
K sadostej from Yale, and decided
|B follow In his father's footstepe.
■ Mr. Dean stated: "Our re per
Rubilshea only those stories that
U benefit the town. The editor
mt use judgment In *alerting
articles. A person ia apt to think
that newspaper* print alt new*
■nattor< holding nothing hack.
This U a'false Idea because news
paper* with limited spue* umtolly
le v a to keep out os much as they
trin L
.
“A reporter must be inqoMlire.
t
hr' fthiaV
1
L7
V . .. .'•*! 1
K
’ Mr. n. C. DnBhfu; local Insur■nee agent, gar* ua excellent ma
teria) far a writ* up. Hla stategaged In the basinets ef firs in
p e n t, w m : "Having been en-
/Vyi
■“Continued to) so*it In. and deva(ep»eat of the religious Ufa fin•B y brought forth e decUlon that
X.IMU could beat earve both God
ohd atan 'M ,n -minister of the
chpreb. . f V
T h e sens# of the absolute need
o f men for Christ, the more pa*
that it because M seldom recog*
nixed, brought me te the Eptacopal Theological Seminary In Vir
ginia. Aa the yeera go by there
cornea a growing conviction that
Jeaua Christ, HU life and stand
ards offer the only hopgpf sadra
tion far the Inrrvaalngty demuRd-
rhcaT k h
A ,
W d .n » i» U ...I .
.
Complimenting The 1931
w
. Senior Class
.
,
SENIOR CLASS
KROMJAII.
IUI1DOEPOKT, Conn.. May 0 .-(A PI—YIT. ll.'llo rk en a. held hero
tor trial on chart** of obtaining
money fraudulently, tscapej from
jell yeaterday morning. Harkens U
sold by police to have been wanted
from roait to roast on chargee of
piaalng worthleee rherka.
FL’LU GOSPEL TABERNACLE
'rqpp S e c r e t l y
On Orlando road near Genera
Avc.
Wm. F. McPherson, pastor.
Blbls School Sunday A. M .-B:4J
Sermon 8 unday A. M. —11:00
Evangelistic S.rvlr* SuWfap P
M. —7:46
Prayer Meeting Wtd. P. M. —
Special Monday, Tuesday and
Wedrlesday * .
Shampoo and Finger Wave—$1.00
(Continued from »>«* One)
R E G IS T R A T IO N
Ths pastor will .Yrrsch
“ Prayer".' A rordUl Invltatlo
extend'd to all to atttnd |he
n Ut i c b .
St. John’s River Line
• F. H. I.AMRQN
City ReaUlratleu Oflrer.
Services will be held at the
evangelistic tent, corner Third
Street and Maple Avenue, at 2:30
o’clock and 7:45 o’clock Sunday
PRRB METHODIST MISSION and will continue throughout the
week «tvery evening a t
7:45
A t Faith Gospel Tabernacle, i to o’clock. The Bev. W. O. Mooilix .
West First Streetpecl« to deliver a number of tfluaA .m J a m
t l . k . w l ' I f l . A / l A .1 1
Sunday Hrhori,
10:00 A. M.
trated sermon* ' throughout the
.' Fraochlng, 11:00 A. M. by Kate week. Th* public is cordially in
R. Booth, pastor.
vited.
We have received suth hearty
(•operation In securing this Infor
mation that we wish we had time
*nd spare to interview other prom
inent ritlieus. We appreciate these
personal statements from the bu«- f i r s t c b r u t i a n CTIURCH
l_--Li_tu_ #_______
isos* ----men La
of Sanford.
Wo feel,r
Sunday service*. Morning ser
they will be Interesting and val
Sixteenth Btreet and Sanford
uable to every high school hoy and Avrenuo. Th* Rev. F. M. Mailer, vice 10:00 A. M. Sergt. Major
Woodcock In rharg*.
girl who lx wondering just What br
Sundry School 3:00 P. M. led hy
shall da with M* fetura,
C. C. Viola Hickson and Mrs. Cert,
Worthip and
•dell**,
... '
___
--------Young FMplo'e Meeting «:I5 I'.
Suhicct,
M. Subject, “ Mother," M by Mi*.
with th* Crajx-T.; '• .
Christian » h d e e tw -7 :0 0 P. M.
Evenlng Service g:00 P. M. C.
Evening Rerrlee—1:00 P. M.
Subject. -Mothers, the World's C. Viols llkkoon s/td Brother
Smith, of Paols, In charge.
There will be no street meet
held by the Army tonight ua I'ap:.
Harriett and U e u t Pert*os or* alr
trndlag a meeting la Atlanta.
Woman’. Ctab-l*BW Ing. Osh
i More than 30 machine* were Avenur near Third BtrostFIRST METHODIST C H IIliO
stolen her* in th* toil month and
Carroll Varner. Pastor
Tke Hev. CUude'i R, -Chewnlng,
Sheriff R. T. Jauuhin w ho' sotted minktsr.
“She Hath Done W het Rh*
.
71 machines in o round-up yester
Could" I* the subject of th* ser
Services—3:30 P . M. .
day, said he learned of the racke
Rvsiyon* will be. Medially w*l< mon ta be preached by th* psiloi
teers’ pvatocllon measures yeetorat 11 o’clock. A special Mother’s
Day sermon. At • P. M. the pas
“Oa* of the distributors warned
tor will preach again. A coidial
e." bn arid, "th a t'm y deputies
.welcome to all.
Mid b* W ared if they attempted
Sunday Reboot a t 0:45 A. M.
• met* kid math lots. Its said
Praf. McKay, Huper.
* r wea$ aquipgod with tear gat day.
Leagues a t 7 I .<M. «
unbe and wets hooked up with
Prayer Meeting -Wod. Wed. R
Holy Cowmuuiow—TJ 0 A. M.
eetrie Wiring. Of caurea, I paid
Church H chw to^iM A. M.
ho attouUon to him.1
Morning Prayer and Sermon —
1140 A. M.
•
Offertory, "Seek To the Lord.”
In hoaer af Mother's Day th*
hy Robert*, M rs A rthur Hatard,
seioist. ‘
-v - •
First Christina Church will hoW
Evrnlng Prayer hod A ddren — • special service a t the evening
»:00 P .'H . ’ o ^ ' - T 7 hear at eight eVlerk. The W. t \ T.
Addraed an the C f f fk .
. (J. hue been extended a special In.
Totoday, May t*. Kkgailon irty. vitalise to attend thl* service and
roam I* being ressn iil. The sub
Beach Couaty grand
ject of tho'eennon by Rev. F. M.
te yesterday' far the
M irier la "Mother*! Ihc WorIP*
NOTICE.
The Registration Book* ef the
City af Hanford. Florida, ora now
•pea far the purpose af regie
taring far the Special Klectloa to
lu Irid s i Jaue Itb. IN I. and
will fomala open odeb day ex
cept Heodeys end holiday*. up
te, sad iadedlag Friday, May
n ih . 1 1 1 1 .
>
At the Q ty H ell
, ..
'S a n fo rd , Fib.
' " ‘
(Except Lumber)'
”!!& a p t
Apd Spouse
ngratulatioipi
SeniorB
Cement
Asphalt Shingle«
pulld Up R oofing
Plaster
Metal Lstli
Textono
Flue Lining
Insulating Board
Sewer Pipe
Thermofill
Corrugated Iron
only nationally known bl|lt*
ly advertised butldlnf . MgIrrlaU. The namra «f Ihg
United HUlcn Gypuum Co,
Jahnu-ManviUa A a b a u ( a n
roofing, American Steal and
Wirt are known to avtrjr
builder.
Asbesto# S h in g le
Down SpoutB
1 Conductor Pipe
L^ad CU4 Valley
Channel pVajn Roofing
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At
The
Capitol
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BISON IM S
OHSUPPLY IS
IlDERFLORIDA
AH Revenue Derived
Ry Means Of MeasnrHWII Go ToGen| eral Fund Of State (
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TALLAHASSEE. May 8.
! (AIM - The Senate today
voted
| .7| to four in fav.u of a state in- I
| Ic iitunn- tax law providing that , all iclt-nur g<>\ , u gcm-iat stale
fund. Guvrmor (a t lion recently - ,
re'ixd the inlu-iitainc tax
)>ill
ntMSs-d l,y the Leg -IslUte Oceause
It would divrrt rvveous to scit'olt.
An attempt to inve.t u -linllai 1
measure In (he bill today was de
i cats-il.
The Senate tods) also adopted
has followed what oil drilling ac
a bill n-tuiiiiitg tlie control of
The Workman's Compensa tivity has already taken plare In
i-verglailrs drainage district In *
tion measure was ths main faau»the state. “ Yes, I think drillers
lu.nl board of f ve niemher*.
fw for* tha House today. Pets Rob- will rither find oil or s&lphur sim
ilar to the Texas fielc'/,’* Edison
W ASHINGTON—High officials of the U. 8, Government were nr baud t . greet tin- King mid
T ie II iusr t-e-Bine entiingled in
lna'u, the learned gvntlvman from
aeid, adding that the discovery of Queen of Siam oil (heir arrival in Washington. Pi.olo shows the distli:gui-ticil vi-itur* mill tin- tv op n squabble ore, pro rilnir of l.cgDade, held the House spellbound
oil in Florida wlU be “ a great tion committee standing at attention a* a land playrd the Slamr*e Notional vnlhrm. le ft I - nulit. l-lnlive investigations. Ilrp<rsenl
with a flow o f language tha equal
Secretary nf Stale Henry I- Stimson, Quern llan.l.ul llitnl, King Pi > ulhip.-k. mo.I t in- l‘ii--uli-iit I,ves voted in favor of a ir-.du l llrigadier-Gemial f r . n l T.
of Webster or Wilson. Rohlneau thing," for the slate.
Asked why he nevrr invented Charles Curtis.
lien tv nann. of I'I.m-IU.. . . ...
■dmUlrirah-r
' rtr” ,ro
quoted from Shakespeare, Mittun,
nffnira. ulio, in
company aim
an apparatus to discover oil with
vcstigale irporta of lobbying hy
an,| tha Bible and M i argumsnts
out the expense of drilling the in
n s« liool i.n u n lttil of
ill,
un Colonel George II- WvhhI, alt.l
were forceful, Mrauaalrr, convtnr
ventor chuckled and said " I haven t
survey e inunl*slon, and Colonel George I jam*, mem'a-ts
log and logical and for a lofty
the time. I never tackle but one
ilivra of school l.o-.k or l ho sulsrui.imtltre il.-l.gul.-.l
Ideellim and tha practice of hu
job at a time and nty rubber ex
piildi-hrrs. letter a.lion «* ■ ir- l « make a fmsl ln*|trct(oii of
manitarian principle. In dealing
periments are enough to keep mo
ctm-i.lctcd when
repiesentalive* pr- po-evl v-enltal Florida *ite*-fqr
with our laboring brotharm.
busy right now.”
objected lu the Investigat'.in of the a national home for disable I solEdison took time o ff from his
A TLA N TA , May s.— (AIM
remnutlee of lit and the i-duia- diet* in Florida, made a hurried
Mrs. Fuller, the I-sdjr from Or
rubber experiments here yeaterThe Atlanta Joint.ul in a cll«ange, also made n atlnlng ap
lioii rommisslnn, a second re*o. visit In Sanford yesterday afdsy to brand report, of successful
piilrli from Sninitn-rvills- mu)*
peal In furor of this Act.
Iul Ion h> liaiin. seeking to invest!- lernooii.
extraction of rubber from crude
two brother- wen- kilted and a
“ • ~*
•
' gate lobbying oy county srhool
oil In Russia, aa a "fake."
thirsl iiitieally wounded inlay
Mr. Hagan and I mat with th.Went ’l'o Tallahassee nuiaiinimdent., » * , voted d. «n .
The aged Inventor hail just trail
lit lleiryt iwii m u Suiiiiim-i appropriations committee l a s t
an account of Soviet eaperlrnentv
To Ruck Rill Which
Vlllr. Edmond Peppers nud II*
night, to hare them keen
thu
with crude oil.
17600.00 annual appropriation for
brother, llut. Id, wen- killed l.y
S an ford
“ I don't think the Moscow re
Invratlgatlcn of diseases and pcaU
Kid ell llryunl who llu-u tinned
port is true," Mr. Edison said. " I
la the Ranford-Oemfo celery seetin- |i-iol on the tli nl IV|i|H.r
Jw-nl 1 ■ TalUha*s*-e hy Ihe San
don't believe one ran grt good rub
NEW YOKE. May M.-(.\IM
lion. We. feel that this will he
wu* * f.f, d I 'll v I oniltlisiiion late Wc-dber from oil. I would evrn go so Francis jv .w liy , youthful tw >• j I rolher. Willinni III vmil
dene.
lodged
in
jail.
Ti
e
>
nith*
I lies liny night in older that they
far as to say oil rubber is » fake. gunnun and hi* (hslol pal. Ru
quin leled after a di-pnte wltli
"The Russians, to tny knowledge
might lepre.eot Sanloul a* line
NlAN* China, May H. « A PI -I
Tho longest mailing* of the **»• are working on extraction of rub dolph l>ui inter, wrre indicted f >r some girls e.illiei in the w«s-L. n f the town* upp.srng lu-foie the
D« iiii« iniilnl mil In ilintuT I•• In*1
aton were held Thursday
from ber from the guayule plant, which murder Malay by a grand Jut).,
• Einunit- mid Taxation I'oininltlixin up p.niMt r a* It M»und«.
ll:0 0 o'clock to 1>40 o’clock, and
ill slippoit of sever.il
pi.qtosed
la now being grown auccissfully
-------------■ from three to (ike and from rlgnt in the United States. I think they Crowley I" charged wilh hilling j
It
I kMllI) Wllril IlW|<J'4 nnl t *
lasutton ineasuie*, piun q-ally innto ten tonight. Boren hours and
•(farting tb. di-liiliulnm o| mo* a k*tuw|> nf Imcand Ir&dna n(
also are working on other plant* I’atrglman Ktederick llirach un^
TAIJ.AH AH 8FE, ’ “ MAY
8. which Ihi* i«
but they had hollar stick to,the j,ong island' 1**1 M-imlay and I A c
llV o iir lil
T p s i i n t.Vvehicle lireiiM- fund*, C'tly-At SIif m I i»n»rinrr,
of j
, „ tnr) p-,,.,1 ip Wilson, ami I'nv tin* «u|ital. wlirn ( m'H Vatitf llu* While the llou-e lolrhying comguayule because it is the best rub Durlnger wilh the slaying
' days Ilka this, ae a little training
ber producer outside the tropica.*' Virginia Hrannan,
Connnls-i vim-1 II .1 Ixdiinan re f ’hrnr, jfm iinor «*f |lu» region, tie* tnlltee nidde (innl ptrpaiutnm*
young
will be good for aa.
•
yesleniay for its iuv.sligallun in
t nil'll in gel i .ti of Hum.
•£he. Inventor declined to discuss dancer from Maine.
tuinevl to Sanf. i.l lu*t night,
— .i
to llu- tciNiiifd payment uf t-*.u,hi* own rubtar experiment* ex
They
weir
raptured
wilh
u
g
n
l;
Mr.
\
\
il-.in
d
i
Inn
.1
that
in-*
rh
lrf
nnmnif
I
hr
urliirw
im «
The college girls from Seminole cept to report hi* progress with
n
.MERl'Etl, i alif.. May a (AIM |.ur|iu>e ol In* vi-il In Tullahaaai— t«rn. r i rn Sh m-Shmii, i uifiniiindrr him by raring inlrresls to
companion.
Helm
Walsh,
late
ye-are reciprocating and bars Invited
"prominent
Flotilla Homo.ml.'
guliirnrod «* "satisfactory."
teiday when 200 policeman wilh - Four rliililiv-ii weir killed and was wludly in tin- interest nf a • i l itfhl “ irulriH'iuh ntM. nr hriifamlg
Mr.''Hagan and daughter and me
j-.inl n.ini.iittee* <f the H»u«e an I
Further discussing the Russian
their
giamnun |.|ii)a*seil bill pirp.itr,| by Repie- a i line*.
wife aad **e to here supper with experiment, wilh plant*. Mr. Edi gun*, nxe*. and bomb. surroundeil Iin- driver o f
Senile volevl lavotal.ly on a com
ihe apattnw-nl used by Crowley a- selii.id bus probably lulully in.'iiiiil si-lltstivr Holme- of |xe io.ll.lv.
them next Wednesday. We all look
M i IuuikIi hlit forii'n wen* ti». promise lull t« legali.e |u.ri-niuluson said. "Th*y have five or six his headquarters. The tuptuie of
The
Klmiilu
laaguo
.
I
Mum
ipuli
forward .to this with pleasure.
rubber producing plant* In Ru**l*. Ihn trio after exchange* ■■( him- win n |lie M im'le vv*. sliu.k I., i lie* bail supported llie 111. uliil Lai ilrd mm Rii|i|MMtpn i ( i In* Sunk el marhin.'s ut liot.e and dog
inif ititiei iimetil In iHiH1 lin n u ii -4 trui ks.
while I haw discovered
1*F»
Sal.In Evx. f 11 it-lit tra n yv-lce.l.i
lull nolifbal eveiy eilv id.nt fi. l
The lobbyists are atltl arriving plants in America containing rub- drv-d* nf shids and the wounding
...
, ! " I t ......I to Marshal Feng
Yu
Tin- Hmi*.
investigation will
Six
children
winexpected
In
d
r,,
uf Crowley was dearriU-d ,.f Com
with .1 I- ..ltd ’ o p "......
>" Hsiang in lhV IIKM rivtl wst. they open tonight with the exantiuaaad many cannot find places to
(Continued un Pago 2)
missioner Mulrmney a, tie "iiiost and 2-7 nlhci* Viriv1 holt, -"U.i
stay. The hotels are fall end see* *
cvlslcil by t-iinditry and contndlt'd tloll ol J T. tj. Ctuwfonl. ttllliunThe bill ptuvid. Ibut all lon.l.| ... , , „ ,
oral hare welting lilts or reaer
llirilling and dramatic i -i i c i h i s s " seriiiu»lv.
nl llein.u tall. eomtmiteetiiail- stt'l
iitiliin l on ih* ulr «*f iiMilni 'e* ’
rations. Atmoit etary puvate
Thit'kit.g tloil ho niighl induce! James J. lin k in '), St-. I'ytersbil! i
II,..-I- k111***1 wrre Jean All . I"
hlclr III run* I
*» • Itn tnil hurh
— ‘haimrkHlV *j*ro~r66m« u enter
Robert Fuller, it*. Hill Kp»ei. *. |t» I III* H*4I nt if* Miul UIUIII4 l| *•III ••-a tin- new gnvrnmr In -t-e l.andlt')’ i|ll<|,||, „.,„iii.lunt,ni»lihev'*»upintaining some guana.
Wounded in the arm*, leg- ar.l sail bis twin *i*tcr, Itdnre-.
In ptu|»(*r! *'n
lh»* mill • i»f fe >n. Ids vi.-w|H. nt, Cl.en galln-ird! nil*, pari-imiturl l.ill is e*|a-cted
bvely. and shouting that In- ln-t
The bu» wus driven !>>
l‘ d l f H i and hii*l'iiM\i* in !ln*»o seveial of III* -nlmitliuali- ri m-j In |„- irpmted in Ihe House and
A large number Of local bllle
slid had lieen fired, Crowley gave Kiegger. Hi, wife wn» Ullloliv llu
uiandei« tin.I iuurney. I L'lul nul.-s Sviiale this morning wilh Ihe
miinlirw utiil Inwiu.
paaeed tonight. Four relating .to
up the fight. With him wen- I.1I.1 n ser .-li-lv i'ljulixl.
from Ins -tionglioid to Ihi- elly joint cuinimltcr** ivquest thal it
“
Willi
|4...|u
miim »idtn»nl
tha City of Sanford—House Bllle
NEW YORK. May H. — ( A l * ) - Kuiiolph Uurllnger, sought a. i l r
Tin- Hip w.is nisi vvlial lung bad
mud.' u -|«-< iul nnl i-.inliniiiug
Mid Mr. U iron. *‘ l la'1n»%i» tlilw
numbers O i , <24, 025 and «Q - The New York Stovk Kachaifgu slater of Virginia Branm n, 1I.111. .- * K iexgii sad lie did led «•<
I'v-en wailing far.
j, utdi-r,
la-ginning next
••nirr, I'lidaihly
I'M
*
train.
Tile
ronduv-tur
of
the
|n
u-i.
hill
lo
I
n
'
I»IM
'
tin*
inoxt
h»
Ill'll
Ifoate BIU No. <07 area Introducel yeatenlay announced the Inaugura ball huelesa. near Yurkei-. Apr
On I'..- a trial . f hie
iti*r» . Mi'iiilu k.
said
tl.u
bus
did
nnl
slop
at
Ibe
i
iit
1
intnwln.ini
ihi«
•+
i»*n,
hut.
by Kr. Hagen and ma today. It tion of stringent rrgUlatiun* un 27, and Helen Walsh, Cowley' 1
lhi» gull*** tif I In* n t y
The i«.»t ."inmilten approval » f
•! Du* -n|i|mil ••» \ ting i
pertains to tha city limits of A l der which member firm* may dis roinpsnion on ■ motor petty win b 1 track,, lilit drove ahead inn. the «•!lh< ugh H m ««
mi'rones. no iul- bill wa* lh«
la in , Willi the eng Ilieve blow eg • very t i l v ♦•I *1 •• •*••••!• »* a|i|>i*a« « ,^-hui dimI im iinl r ^ t t in <linn«i. (he
tamonte Spring*.
tribute the securities of swelled early Wcdnrsdey led t i the la‘ - ■ Ihe whbtlc. and the wigwag yt .il
*1ll** liriW'DUil MNR »I h’I flltlll |m«s oul dun.ling development h»re yestin* that it** i |i » im»**
••• nlif n
shooting of I'strolnisn Erevlv-r el at the tossing working.
ilitiinir teiday.
filed Investment trust*.
IMirinl favt rahli *••• * > Iht I i linui Mi In* mtcH'il tin*
Tl.e l.ill limits tho "take" by op.
This action ha, been taken to Hit*cli ties, North M em k. Long
Engineer Gecrge I ’aik.
i.l .- nanrr ami Taialiuii l 'mmintlii* nr |o till III n nflliclR ttfh' i «<liil«>I
rlalm - *d li.irse 111*' k- lo III |*ccprotect the small Invrslorr, and is Island.
Iinill had sl.ivveil
down to
,v H.truducisl ill the .... * • ore ...... -| "P and eve.nl,-d live ne^ day
Duiliugrr and the Wal*h n il -wilch and wa* Havcllng
regarded a* one of the mute revo
I Another bligand leu.lc not Hi rrnt and If, |hut. nl on dug lia. ks,
• -lit whet renode."
■me late |« f. » day « l.ctei Hew a* and i l.s-v must ..I ..ml Is o ("-irenl
lutionary step* token by the es- bore slight hurts, pyllce said, wl 11 h mile, an hour alien it l.n I ........ ' Mr. Wil-Oll ii'-I It'd ii •' Rep
i-ln-lir
change In recent years. The Hard might have Iren Irani
,e*entativ«- Matla-w-, ^nf Dural, I .i-t.et nl ‘ nil win. M'Mlh tied (in* in or their -It.He of Ihe aggiego'e
.'I.SIO.'U* rale* Itf I 'l l . '.lit rtil.'flaiiv wragers lull k to the stall-, plus If.
trust vogue among security dis rbi|V|..*«l from wells by gun file.
• hainm.li of tho .oimuitti
la-m-nl nf g|.-s ailvnltIs■>.e*.
Full,
70UU person, ii.w il.J
LOS ANGELES. May « . - < A P ) tributers. *■ a mean* of serving
pea m l ho-tile to tt.e bill wt.cn t and evin.i sh..p~kee|i«'r in J»tati
Resliting the po-*ihilily
jf
Van I.ni vvs* invited I . tin- g..v
—Joha Henry Mean, globa-cirr- Ihe small- investor, has spread ahoiit thu-lisllle xunr, vrilrli ug
was offen d I* fore tin- (’ t.>.11 hut
.tm-r's hiaise for dinner and was Iraek .qa-iatprs evading Ihe uJ
ler, announced yesterday hla pro rap'dly during the
past
year. •one of the most dramstir luplun-s
ufCrr n toli4*iI Jiritfhi'ft 1***
‘the
jected third flight around the Roughly, f t .000,000JM0 worth of in bs-al police annuals, lb • rw *
hi* I *•Ik* w 1• ••*••* • vm ii^ *1 sli.d III tie buck. His .'lltto simp linlrisnce las by Issuing
Ids flMI.I. is of the l.ill Inserted *
world had been postponed because these securities Have been distri of uniformed police held Ihe
more friendly ( w -Imi* toiyml in** -locked with bud taken Iq
rlvqse lo give the slate a mintinuut
riowd* out of danger while ilel.*-. |
- ——
bun fit gangs, wa- , lo.rvl.
the Soriet gorarnment has ref need buted mostly In lll.'K) and IU.1I.
mfftiare.
lit tent refund from every ticket
permisiIon to fly ever Russia. '
EVAHT8, Ky^ May a - 1 tl.i •
Thr Haul nl •) U
....... • h
President Whitney of the Hlwk tir.xv linoiled the four-story m.iitjs
vv *■
OX
I ,
taken al lia- (.-ale*.
“ It'a a myatery te ***.“ he re Exchange, ip an address In Phila ing house, swarmed over iidbon- Waving flags aad cheering ..-n-ial ronn>u>l> •
I
n • ligvimr i*'»m
a d i o B r in t* K a c k e t
1 - - 1 " 1“ " " ‘ hrou» h ■
marked. “ Last March the Amtorg delphia on Apr. 24, revealed that lag roofs or poured volley, lliioiic-h Imniln-d residents of tin -H I.
to
f«»r th«* |Hif|to»M» ..f
Trading Corporation (Borlet bus tha eachange was
• ••tumill
"lonsider.ng shattrivd windows intu the ilm-e- *",n Evails rial mining i-mmuum ip|Mm*inic Im'I oi** tli
n . . n m . . g n » .i,.,H»iH»n *.r
iness organisation in the United action it should Uke to draw the rsoui hideout of Crowli-y Mill bi*|*Y Uieetevl 326 nation,I guui-l. i 'gut dmr I Ik* nmtl*! “ I * itie> L ;
jl
iu-rn.il- gtanle.i by n -tale racing
States) led me to believe there attention of the public to the possi pal-.
mm a* tlirjr deliairuJ Inn ).
tnir •llimr4| In lu\ •••• 1«••• M>inr • i ____ ___
D e n t i l 'rom m i*'ion........
of on.- «rm ,
would be no difficulty In obtain ble dealers connected with fixed
•»«*• Ih»l Uiry littVi' n l Ill'll **l A n n o u n c e r
In I ha niidtt of m «|ui.i
h*,,u > umA#r ®nWu lu
la-r front each vuiigressional dlaing permission to fly orer Hus investment t/Usts."
nelahlMirho <1 nf aparim« nl
un*l ■th*Mi« wIhi Ik*H«\4' Ihrnisilk. ; iul Ic v k I In tux in Hip pi l. ‘‘Bur
HKrRrilT. May H.—(AIM -4ier- Uriel.
' ? *•
Hut.'* vi*il had noiliiuir («• »h» *Bt* .»
ain.
•
In announcing its requirements nld*fa«hU»nnl hoikrn, thr <1 n nf t It laii* « hiiK9 of Ihoiie v»h<>
Wlhmfl sill F llu.kley. slain announcer,| After llt'se permits are gtonled
' “ Today, I hare e telegram from
for ti-MU with which Ito niem- fray .ould ! « heard ftr IjI.s k . N-l . Th'’ * l,“ 'd*nt«n. dispstrM.I l.y in sites-of tU t lv|*-.'' Mr
wu- i.'cu-ed ot a federal hearing
CConlinued on 1*01* Throe)
Russian government represent*- her* may b« aaivciatrd • « m u n - 1 ■
hll l#y (h«* I»mi0
f1
M ‘ '"**^♦•*•14 In roml.iilinif !*••• inlrrvM *.
— *
“ •-.
tires ta Washington saying per
we were sent to Tullsli-*- <c I’V ye ti-niay " f using d.-n.in. isti.ms
ty dUtributors o, otherwi.s, thsl r r n* 'r” •buU wtthsng.-,l in 'be
‘ he r i- '
A f e In d ic te d
mission has been deelinsd.
the City Cninmi-ion for the pur tu-1.q, th. mi. i.iphiine of -lalnm
sxchaogs sspia.as that it "Is not I
**igv. Only on* bullet to.md ■,un‘ *lM h*d hrsughl d-sth t » H
In force e.intlib.itiiina !
. .
I ____
P
I S» (t I. not) #n
Jr||nrn| fMtM nj men and latgtt pro,N-.tv d.n..g« pose of supporting u I.ill which “ Mill
“ Whew I made mr record flight
f.iiiii i-aml'ti-is, night eltil. pro-,
a round, the -world- la l » a (since prvparod to vaprvss say opinion
]
.
sine
from
Harlan
wln
nthey
in.
would
lisci
lit
lit.*
munk
ipslilie*
(Continued On Page H.sj
pr elor* ond olherp*
bettered by the Gref Zeppelin), regarding the soundness uf IK*
i billsed yesterday moiuing.
and COUI.I e« oft this state."
l i e i.slcnt'C.y rrgaeding Hue I.CLEARW ATER, May 8 (A P )
CepC C. & D. Col Iyer and I flew ptInrlplea underlying Ihe forma:
‘
Vl.de
the
troop*
writalightM H 'IIFI JiON NEAR.HK \1 II
Seven men were indhted by a
orer Rusal■. We were treated “ o « of lavwttmvnt trusts of tha
j mg from their train « ‘J. Itan • ur- A PPE AL III8MI88AI. MKMKH ley .urtipird prac tically all of Hie
clay's session of s 1.caring l.y led giand Jury today on eharge* of
wonderfully, had ail the co-opera fitsd or rvstricled management
j sell, in loimnand, addre- e.i mi
PASAU
ENA..
May
K.(AIM
typo."
It
proposes,
howvvrr,
that
T A L L A H AsivKliT M a y *
al in.lu. •..ntmission leprrtrnla- kidnaping In conneetlon with the
tion the Russian gorarnmeat could
»• nibly of rvsidents sn.l union tn.nef
It* mombors shall bo scaur Isted t»r. Albert Mickelson, dean
( A P ) — Tlte tolipiriiH* « •••lit yc*« l.ve- on ‘ VMftC's application f-vr abdurlIon and whipping of R. W.
giro, aad ererytMag went fins."
rls,
American
phyaVisU,
I*
said
by
> Mean, disappointed, said hie only with trust* tho structures ol
thifnrd of 8t. Petersburg Ksb. 2-7.
••‘ Vr sre hero solely fur the |"w teiday denied a|'|H llant’s motion ivnewal c.f its license.
have grown
The-e were many aliacp exrhan The kidnaping us* ckstge! to * »
ambition was to tower the Graf *k-‘ h “ do an contain provisions physi Ians today
teclioa of th* romummlv »nh nn 10 dismiss llu- rase of II.
to stoadily worse slaro he Is Used in impslliol ond unhlsse I sUi(U.le In 11si stead v«*r»u* ll»r Flurriwn Tit* get dicing Ih* day between Col. alleged gang of professions! Hog
Un record of 21 day*. Ha which la themselves appear
_ _
with tsromhie weather U oporato to th* detriment * f those is a emu*. Dsath Is sxperinl m»- pirsrrvc peace and saf.ly." he rut Urourro ** mm iatnw an I cth- Tl.a,| II Hinaa, rhlvf eouiqissl (nr gets whivh I* tslcl lo have been
♦die around the glebe ip U days. who Invast .In their sororities " mental Uy. !|* has burn ill sums sold.
•r*. a f posted from l'»lk eni.nl y. tl.e .adbi commission, and ri. !. rrvp.nsibl* for a series of ab
Smith, attorney for the station. duction* and whipping in this tecafforded
e» . Vaaaa Breesa, M d “ th* Information
n a had
The mines are two sn.l thve—
jtoit pilot, to fly th* public i* connection therewit*
miles from Kvarta sad n» iinmixil* VATICAN IINITK8 IIHM KHKH Smith objrctod strenuously w h en,'1ion for several years.
C o l o n e l nrowa asked Thoms- II.
— sasaoplane. Mean U not each OS t J be misleading ot
NEW T R IA L PF.NIFH .
sir plans were made for ii»- sol
Thu name* o f three of those In
VATIC AN ('ITV .” May h (AIM Kagan, b .mer manager of W M W I
i rrUrn to Now Y .rk to Mutual pertinent farts."
1|n"
,'e.
dier* lu repUrs mine gusi.l
Reduction
iu
the
number
of
I fMtow to sag If gay*
• n ilC A Q O , May
(AIM
le v
ami .he dsy*. principal witness.I diri? . T !
? ^ tlto h lr o
Chief of Police fuss, k » » « ed
-What
mors
do
you
know
al-ut
*
'"
.
r
#
of
wanante
l.m
the
olh.r.
ka 4am about I I
tirvthorx was dotted o new I rial what he said Was Ihe gem r»l - »- Catholic dince r- in Italy is leIIOLAMA REVOLT OVER
'• prsri.nl*
foe ih* murdeg o f Alfred Llngle. tin*.ul of tho people of Kvarta tag accpmplisl.ed by lk# Holy llu.kley'a ..rkaloJringroror WM-' " " “ 1,k,r
ms***
>fl*vffing ri»#fl or U t# t><*a rtT T lta y » 8*0, is arcorditj... with the l.«tLJRBON, Portugal. May R .~ Tribuu* rvpahtr. and us* *ea- yesterday in doctoring-;'unirn
Haadall. 7*. (A P I—Tho rebel joato al itoloms. touced today U 14 yMr* In |iri«on. ir* sre gUd tho Abl.rrs sera rraa trsarie* ef I '■>?■>. Thr most. . Rsgrn t.-.rifl*4 Burklsy told h.m ••
J * ' r • » W |lb“ r
osample
,m l. _________
________
... was th* inc-ca-- in Ih ^ he was going to put a slope
ft,
‘ M Haora* Port agues* West Africa, has sur H|* aitotnora WPtv given M d.rys uhdrred here, Th* qllmis
have
UN a U a H lvo rtU tn of (h# U im w o f V r tiM (• iramMlaf In thU d l f or M «l
Ahc* •(••nJvraoo
bars faz rendered, it was reported
to fits « kUj oP oggvpti <n. in pie- never been Ul
*with j|umn pf |)|f|(i ami
out ot it* ^
Tampft,
lieen ‘ he m
trial.
- rT. MYERS.
May H— ( A P > -
TALLAHASSEE, May 7.— Thomai Edison said today that he
The greatest organization, believes oil will be found beneath
Florida's fertile aand. The Inven
the finest oratory and the tive genius not only believes -oil
hardest fight of the session ’ ! » 'there but said he la interested
occurred, today, on the Work In effort^ to bring It in and hope*
Florida sumc day will count oil
man's Compensation A c t among
Its many rich natural re
After an hour or two of de sources.
bate. Senate Bill No. 1 was
Causing In hts rubber expertmanta the inventor Indicated he
indefinitely postponed.
(
YOUNG GUNMAN IS
TAKEN BY POLICE
AFTER WILD FRAY
Dispute Over Girls
Ends In TwoDeaths.
Crowds Watch Rattle
In Which Over 10(H)
Bullets Are Fi r ed
WILSON TELLS OF
T R IP TO CAPITAL
ON CITY BUSINESS
COMPROMISE BILL
i Chinese Brigands FOR RAGING GETS
Invited To Dinner
And Then Are Shot COMMITTEE OK EY
Would Aid
I'MnuI Plans Made For
Investigation Of Al
leged $.r>0,000 Bribe
Four Children Die
•:’ - w ia ? s s r is M ^ ^ i
I
I r.llll
ux‘ Strikes School Bus
Restrictions Madei^ *^'
Tighter On Firms ,r 'r
Conducting Trusts
Russia Puts Cold
yWater On Planned
^ Around-World Hop
Ciuurds Welcomed
By Miners In Town
Torn By Disorders
K
Is Disclosed After
s
Oil K idlWpiBR Clt8TRC
W l_ _ _ _ _ _ _
1
SENATE OKEYS; General Hines A n d
BILLPROVIDING Party V iew Local
TAX ON DEATH Sites For Hospital
AS KING OF SIAM ARRIVED IN WASHINGTON
Says He HasFollowed
Drilling Operations
Generally fair tonight
and Malar*
•U
day.
._
Fire Cents A Copy
SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. MAY 8. 1931
Manber Associated Preaa
W EATHER
Group Spends l.Hour
Here Following Ar,:rW al.A l 7 O’clpek;
Leaves For Orlando
V o ic in g hia re g re t nt n ot
being n lilc to remnln in Rnnfo n l fo r a rlo a rr-m vp o rtlo irttf
Virlottit i-ily |mi|H'rtiea w hich
hmF lilread y lHH.'n Iqntlcrwl to
th e U n ited Staten V eteran s
Uurean nn propOMNl nltcs fo r
Ih e contem plated
Veternnrt
H om e in. Floridn, H rign ilierG eneral Frank T . Hinca. adminiattabvr of Vrler^is Affairs ar
rived in Sanfoid shortly after
7:00 o'clock last night arrtmtpanied
by hi* wife, slid four high offici
al* of the Veterans ilunau. The
party spent 20 minutes at
thMayfair Hotel, 20 minutes at thx
g. If course, and 20 iqjnutr* In
traii-it ta-lwccn those points, and
left far Orlando within an huur
afl.-r it’s arrival.
' The liillilaiy leader s visit to
Sauf.qil wa* hi* fi.uith hurried
slop of the day. General Hines
had, since I:IKI o'clock. Inspected,
10 sites: three nl llsytons, two at
Now Smyrna, and five in ftelaind.
Tl.e llsytons propcitir*. e*ch 200acie* in arts, were in three dif
ferent
sulalivlBiiint: GanymiHle,
south of the city; llsylnna Gsrlciis, west of the city; ami a por
tion of Rio Vrila. north ef the
rily. New Smyrna nffeird two
laigc tracts of land, one snuth o f
th.- city, the other, adjoining a
golf course al the north of th"
rily. Il.-I.anil’* five slles were alt '
uf similar area, and rmcred point*
un all sides nf thr city.
Fseorlid l.y a Santnrd llrrsid
rv|Kirter. who had hern with the
parly since It first arrived in UpI. .ii*l. Gcut;nd llinrs and his wife,
hnd General George. II. Woodripit-.
Isi administrator of the Bureau' f t
of .National Humes, • memlwr o f '
the-lommiltre, arrived In Sanford
ami were token t » the office of
II. M. I'spworth, president of ths
S< mln"li- County Chsmber of (Tommeire. There tliey were Intro
duced to Mayor Hums*, Mr. I'*pworth. Commissioner V. A. Speer,
end nllvrr members of Ihe Sanford
delegation.
Introduction* had barely been
completed when General Hines, in
l lu. .sine li.isim as.like linui whichhv l.n.l tt-ed in I Ii*1-. nil. asked that
he and Ihe party l«c shown what
Ssnf.iid bad lo offer ** qulrkly
as possible *» thiil a.lvsntaga
could I k - taken of I be sluil t period
of daylight remaining.
Without nulling for Ihe second
automobile, in Ihe parly, which
contained Colonel Gc-nige Ijsnts,
acting director » f Ihe Veter*1(4
lliteau; I.. A. ‘ Vsrren, ronstruc*
tion engineer for the burraii, sail
M. Dry son, In « barge of ihe Flnri*
clu Inin so; (ieneral lline* and
Colonel W p'.1, n.-<i.inpsnlrd by
Mayor Pumas, Mr. 8|aer, and Jo*.
J.. Mmeulette, immediately proerele.l along Ihe Iskrfront In tha
May lair Hotel
Although they mail*.a hutried
tnjt deluded survey of tho hitel
and grounds, thu officer* wero
nou romni lal after |heij ins(>eeI ...ii, ju»t *s they w ere^ fter Ins|«- ting the golf nam e, the- only
cither property they Wrre side lo
view- Imfore darkne-ss l.s.l l.sRed
their tour, which was In havr in
c lu.led a view nf the mare than
2<ttl-nrre I ■as. t nf land iu"t smith
nf lavke Ada. adjac-ent to the Sanf .rtl-nriando h ghway.
Grnetal Hines' cnmmrnl* at tho
hotel wrie few. He made a person
al tiispeetl»n nf various
rooms,
I gltl and water fatililirs. vtewV
of both luike M vitria" and
th"
surrounding properties, and plied
thr tldlegstinn w th nui-sllons coltreining th* detail* o f i-i.nslruction
and piesent int umla-rancso.
tli* em it* Inspection l» best pic
tured from an In* Ident at tha ho
tel in whirh the typirally rurt and
(Continued on Fago 2)
j
t
I'KD FRAL AGENTS NAMED
WASHINGTON, May > ^ ( A B )
- -The prohibition bureau aanounred today that 200 of tha 600
add.tbmal agents authorised by
Congress bsvo already
ixdntad. Tha remaindor will
mol illxad aftor July I. Tho f
leinfnrrrmonta wero aaolgl
New York', Chicago, aad
ds-lphl* areas
T A M I'A —Tentative plaaa
plelvd fcA storm aowor
wall impruvemvnts ast
root HMfiOO,
LVtV
J L -si.,.lit.
�By Stoolde Allen
Al Simmons, the slugging Ath
letic outfielder, btoke iriti
the
■elect Hat of .400 hatters yester
day when he got f1»p hi*, In fire
trips. Ha takes the plate of Hale
Alexander. the Tiger first earker.
who went httleea for the thlnl
straight dar, end dtopped to an
even .400 The Babe kept his nlsra
In first position by hailing nut two
hits In three tries, inrtudlng hl«
fmrth home run af-sfhe yesr.
The Big Slut
Player snd Clith g ah r h Are
Ruth. Yanks ... It 43 10 10 .452
Fonseca Cle ... 18 74 17 31 .4.11
Blmmans, A's
18 60 It 20 .417
Alexander. Pet 20 7ft II 30 .400
Boettgrr. Cln ... IS 6& .1 22 .400
flnmabr. Cuba . 10 60 10 23 JM3
Bollomtey, S I . 15 80 13 21 .3R1
line prte for th* first time,
Flor da motorts'a la the anMUt.r#ment by the' BenScfird Oil Com
pany, distributors for Pup*' Oil
Company products lit this section,
that on May 9, Parol-Ethyl ga«>I nc will be Introduced In Florldr.
It was stated, howaedr; that thle
drea not - In any way affect tha
sale of. Waeo-Pvp, the famooa
Dlile motor fuel, which for many
years has bean the dutatandlnt fa
vorite In this'section.
It will be recalled by Florida m»-
ktu who take thslr games sal
ad with doubles, triples, and
■a tans, had their fill yesterday
tha big leagues where, In ths
terIran loop for Instance, 7*
l were made In three gamee,
hiding ateen home runs and 111
Hites. The new ball means lit*
to ths junior loop alugftrs It
ma. Orer In the
National
gue, only 47 hits wars tnedu
Glancing through tha hatting
three gamee, Indicating that trconU Jor (Tic season, Includ'ng
hutlars In that baseball belt yeaiSrdayV game ws find that the
!$ the Indian sign on the hat- Giants ait the only National le a
L
■**
•'
gue players who hare gathered
mire than 200 hits so fir. They
» t The Amerlraa League. gdmea hare Madly 201; they also hare
■were fall of feat area. The Yaaka the d allnctlon of being the only
.whipped the Benstars 18 la T, National players who hare scored
100 funs, they’have eaartly 102. . .
j f f glre them their first serifs
There are only four senior loop
,la twa years aver that t r a m . Al
■itmana, Jlaiaiy Pass, and pitrheia who have w in four games
jdlikat Cork rasa came net af so far, Brandt, Braves, Grime*',
« their M illar alamp and led the Garda. PUalmmons and Mitchell,
, A'# ta a 18 la 8 win aver the Red of the Giants. With the exception
.Mai, ratting IB hit* In Ike me- of Pllaalmmons, they hare won
Ue. Old Ed Rammall pitched all four straight games without relief
'the way far Iha Markmen, al* . . . .The American league ha« hut
{towing It hits. (!«ed thiag Him one pitcher who has Won mire
. arena and C#^ had their halllag than three atialght ramea. Wes
7
P
Vs,
h
I The Rad Roa-Athletle game’s
outstanding point was the fine at
tack which Connie Mack’s boys
turned loose for tha first time this
fear. Every player eacept Miller
_.....
m i ane or
mere hits,
hlla, with Al BintK e h getting (hreg single* and
two doubles In flve'triia, running
til* consecutive hit total to seeen
hits Id hla last seven time* up.
Fa** got a homer and a double,
fetid Cochrane two alnglfa and ■
poiner. In the meantime the Red
Fo* were doing some hatting of
their own, led by Sweeney and
Oliver. Oliver I* the boy who ha»
heen going great gun« since he’e
b4cn on the club, leading the rn*
Ura Hoae In baiting.
h Th* Yanks dealt death and d*s• jrbatlon ta the Senator* In win*
Hlpg.10 to 7. Tire Babe and lorn
LtrT hit homrr* for the Yank*,
|p,WUl Joe Cronin and 0**1# Blub^a iuplirated those drive* for the
1 Senator*. Henry Johnson waa
knotkc.l off the hill In tha alith,
great start. Walt Johnson
men In trying to win. Jo»
Cronin kept up hla gieat hitting.
•.Tha-Tiger* made It two put of
three from the White Hoi In win’“ wtngrby a 9 to 4 score. It was t
miniature slugfeat, with R o y
Jtjhnaon of Iha Tiger* doing most
hi. the ilamege, driving-In four if
. th* Tiger run*. Errors gave then;
i s o run*. Fast fielding cut the
I mx > chance* of scoring, for they
Bad 13 men left on the Iwg*.
I '• In Ik* NalUwal lesgu*. Ik#
ICardinal* wan a great tl-lanlag
[twlllpf battle, 8 U 8. la altaw
Itkem I* lake firmer bald af first
Igiac#. Gelbert. wka had IrlpUd
|ta the thirteenth, arered an Maritto'a alagto. It graved t* be the
Iwlaalag raa althaagh tha PIittu e filled Iha hate* Ja (hair
half af th* thirteenth. Grim**,
J t U had pitched all the way far
tfc* Garde waa taken out at that
M l L 'a i d IJndaey weal la. He
retired Camaraaky with |*a mil.
and thus saved Ik* day. Helal*
Mrinl* pitched a great |*m* faf
W
Pirates, and daaenred th#
'
. J^T me INVENTOR OF TMfr *
SAME OF 0A SFB A U 3I6WTFD
th e gum that fineo the first
' S H O T IN T H ^ O V IL W A R /
t S i x Su m t t a . )
,5rgAtMll<ha
| Th* Robin* pulled » surprise by
winning a fin* pitching duel with
U four hit*. Th* score waa i to
and Bab* Phalpa, the former
iktonvlll# hurler got rtodll far
'win, Ernest Lombardi, pitch
ing tor Phelp* In the aevonth
l'Brassier on third, hit a long
Ik lb* ootfleld, allowing Brasseem* to with lb* only run
f gam*. Th* Giants earn*
a to a acora In their half of
■aha* Inning. Leach triad to
no from first ha,* on Tarry**
[ double, but ha failed
to
i* Lb* grad* aa Plclnlrh tagged
!,out. Th* Giant* got but flea
ijo/f Phelp* and Quinn.
(Continued From Page One)
Ir-enlh Irhlrjfl of (he tin.led Mine
Workers of America.
“ It has leen a fert le firl.1 jot
rrmtnuni'ta and red*,“ raid Gov
ernor Sampson. “ Outrider' from
lllinds and other stairs are ,e
sponsible for the illusion. Tlmy
have,brought in mat bine guns a,yl
kith powered rifles. On the nth*.*
hand, the c o m p a n i e s
have
mine guards who have bran
deputised a * deputy sheriffs
or ronsUblea. T h e r e
mu s t
Hu alMMit 30U of them. I am Inf.jrnieil they won’t let a deputy
aRWiiff slay in Kvarls. The Eiarts
ritlaens however, are ldam *le".“
,Artjt. Gen. W. II. Jones Jr., sutd
(>l. Daniel Carrrll of the I.Dtlh
Held Artillery, Ixiulsr lie, Wuul l
he In rommand and that the
troops would ronal'l of infantry
and raratry units, medical ro ,ps and
military-poHer rqutprrit wrth—»n
aimoreil tank and marhlne gun*.
General Jones said Colonel Carrell
hail Instruction* ta lake charge of
Kvarta
and adjacent terri
tory
and
to “ take
any
necessary steps to completely es
tablish law and ordei."
Wh'le troop* were en route n
spec's) grand Jury was empaneled
by Circuit Judge Jones at llarlun
yealatday and nnlerrd to make a
thorough Inquiry Into th* lawless
ness.
ON SALE
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117 E. First St.
WE DELIVER
SUGAR
THS HMAVYWHSHT CHAM,
M P O P T H fH b O lO .
IT V A 9 T H B F o O R n
TIME IN THE LAgr PfCAl
THAT He MAP MEN K
CLAIMANT TO T w e
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M I8 5 H D THE OPENING GAME TWI5
String Beans or
VIAIV POrt*fMt PHUT T1M» IH 7S i S t f *
Sees Action As Solu
tion O f Impending
Treasury Troubles
WAHIIINGTOb. May 7 - I A P )
— A prediction that failure of
the government to reduce eipen*
dlturea to meet toJtral revenues
would result In an Inereaae In
taira was mad* yesterday by
Chairman Wood of the House ap*
prutirlalluna committee.
Urging curtailment of outlays
for the naval ami military r*labll'hmrnta, the Indiana llapubllran
'■alii he would support President
Hoover’s efforts to prevent an
increase In taae* by reducing ex*
penditure* wherever possible.
WshmI has accepted the ’ chief
excrutlve's Invitation to spend tha
week-end at the Rapldan camp
in Virginia to discus* govern
ment finance*.
Th* conference
will he the first of n rerlea
plsnned by Mr. Iloovar to study
ex| emllturV'. War Dapartment flnance*—wtti-he— examined— this
How They Stand
week-end.
Aa n means to prevent the out
lay of hundreds of
milllena,
Wood said It would be unnecea,srv to huild up to the limits of
.the Ismdon naval treaty,
III* statement came shortly
after Senator Reed, (1L Penn.),
sail the neat Congress would bo
asked to authorise naval tontlrurtlon coating nearly g bil
lion dollars to meet treaty re
quirement*.
Wi t h
the treasury deficit
reaching 81*01.120,787 on May, 4,
Chairman Wood said that with
declining revenue* IU sw iU U
impossible to meet expenditure*
of this proportion.
“ President Hoover la - making
heroic effort* to stop the need
less outflow of funds,” the Indi
anan said. “ Either federal eg.
penillturr* will have to be dras
tically reduced, or we will have
to increase the taxes to meet
the demand* on the treasury.”
Wood, who also Is chairman of
the National Republican Congres
sional Committee, said the reterans had “ about gone the tint-
CABBAGE
lib,
C A L I F . IC E D E R G
F A N C Y NO. 1 N E W
10 *. Red Bliss Potatoes 29<
FRIDAY - SATURDAY, M AY 8th and 9th
LOOK OVER OUR M ANY OTHER WEEK-END SPECIALS
Well Ieocated
W ho
10 Acres Tiled
Land—Five
Room
I
...
■- House
Priced To Sell
You Couldn’t Resist the
JoA N U N M IT T A
M jL .X N L .
"MOBTMJk
4aa ArWtt'a fifth home run of
jrrgr, with on* man on la the
iBlk gave th* Phllllea an aron
tkla the Braraa aariia aa tkajr
k'8't* 1. The Phillies also waa
tour hits. Collins gars up only
m klU to the Brae** with
Bunglin' ---* Barger getting
G reen o r W hite
proved Celery Land
Chicago .. .
linktin
.....
hi. I»u ll .
Yesterday'* Reaalla
Phlla.......... 021 I I I 02x— 10 18 I
llo 't o n ___ KM Oil 000— 3 II 0
Batteries: Kummtll and Cocktan*; Ku'sell, l.laenbee, Kiln*,
and Reul, Conuoly.
New Yotk 010 030 22s—10 14 >
Washington 200 001 020- 7 13 2
Battarieai
Johnson,
Welnert,
Pherid. and
Dickey]
Fischer,
Marberry, Brown and Speneer.
Drlrnil .. .. 020 023 tOx—8 It 0
Chicago „..., 100 001 100— 4 0 t
Batteries: Itridgaa, Herring and
Hchaag; Caraway, Urax ton. Moor*
and Tate.
Clevelaitd-Bt. Louis—Cold Woatk-
1t" In their demand'.
Before the World War, he said,
excepting the post office-treasury
hill'outlays, government expendi
ture* did not ro*l na murh as
veterans’ actlvlllea today.
* Baying this country was well
prepared for war, Wood added
there was a potential army of
♦.OOO.OOO trained men, including
tegular*, reserves, ami able-bod
ied war veterans. It mold be
depended upon for 10 yrarv, ha
40 Acres Unim
To-Night
Friday
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
I*
war polnlr^ oat
.
In Inttoduc'ng Purol-F.lhyl r*»oUna Id thla i t t > and Iht ractnl
red notion In tb# pries o f WornIVp the company officials feel.
It wae etaled. that they » » • •«*
reading their aenr'ce oppnrtunMea
to motnrlata In now being bu*.\r
able toaerve all their gasoline re
qulirments, both a« to a quality,
premium priced gasoline auch aa
Parol-Ethyl, and the high-grade,
powerful Woto-Ptp, king of mo.
tor fuel, *t regular gaaollne pree.
The SoaW rd Oil , Company, n
heme company reeky h~*A* folk*..
In dlecaeeing Um m Important
rhangei .In P e U q r^ tg a i " & » • » «
the trenrendoag popalarlty of W *c
ro-Pep. thrangboat thle P«tlaa<
ami Increaaed refnery fedllbe*.
we wrtg. recently. enabled to re
move the premium on Weco-Pep,
and jn elo'i available I « *U n e (
it rial*. In other n>Td*. ft I*
M ug pcM a' pHctt M
W ,
Hava to
ia paf
fw ordinary
users-have
nay var
ormnair.
guani ne. TUa .lowering la pete*
Is In direct- apprarfalBm of the,
tremendous reajatok* of Ihaasanda
of gaaollne u«#-s In Florida that
hare long uhed Vfico f * p and dadared It the perffC «o lo r tobl”
Winn-Lovett Grocery Co,
IEWIP
Ferrell, lie ha» won five games,
four In ■ row. . . The Senator*
have played 21 game', hut in only
Hires of them have starting pllrhera finished the game. . . Tim
Senator' lead all club' In 'lugging,
having garnered 321 hits.
The
Ynnka, with 212 hits, and the In
diana with 2M, make up the nlhe*
American t-cavuc rlub'
having
200 or mire hits , . The - Yanks
have scored more runs than any
other team, however, having
pushed over 110 of the markers.
TROOPS READY
TO KEEP ORDER
IN MINING AREA
la Out t i « price ol We«>t
New Gasoline Will tori*
Prp wta trdoced throughout this
Apr. 28. thus offering this
Be Introduced 8oon Mellon
premium qaallty motor fuel te lo
By Big Oil Concern se] rmr owners at the regular c*jo-
B 1___
BL I » u [a
| New York .
Chicago ....
Boston .....
Pittsburgh .
Philadelphia
Brooklyn _____
pg|H
Vou |ct a Mg, roomy fcnr that
bna rung of tb* limitations of
arruall afyanranoa or awiafmd
ooqrthnta
rare rldbig
By oontltor
Cincinnati ____
YaaUcdayJ
Brooklyn i__ OCO
Now York
god
Batteries: Pkek
PMaWh! Walker,
O'Famll, Hogan.
Wr4to», PhlNIea, » •ach: Irt
1. Uk*
eockl dooto
for trait of
\ by Qllbarl
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BhaedaL "SiA (i64amt f w .
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a u k which H
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PAPER
to
* ep lrk o t opUiUw. « u
f t o n c m d tha Mayfair
(Canttnoed r m
Md * «7-arrt tract of U i l ban." V. , • . .
lataly ,d Jolain, o. Oolonal
to hare m M that
* good location a * tfcatai
00 act*# would bo m M
rout
VffiJto
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pWo to.bomot foo.geraa a n o
Hlnei, wha had bean drfeaw
a)aua polota of Internet In
*f bp Mm 0 »k A- DaCoilae,
Madia Drauaa, Mm Harry M.
Orth, and Mn. R. A .N e w After H few axprauteu of
Ion for the cardial reeeptdad them, tba party than
M far Orlande.
. fflnte eaid that the party
ecdtnonrllle yeekerday »hort
Fora lunch, arrtrad at t)ay»l liSO o'clock, In*period
' them and later at Now
W,ieni would make-Orlande
Kadqaartora for Urn night
and cruab far rubbar. Tha ahrab
it aalj to contain batman M and
IP per cant rubber, depending upen,i to-age. Carnahan etaitad .ty*
exparimeata In.IPtP, eight yean
before Kdlaon alerted with golden'
red.
.
•
Breaking of eyntbatle rubbar,
tha in/tnlor Mid be doubted If It
eter would bo practical.
"The Ingredteota edit mere than
tba rubbar, which aw kn tha ex
periment* Impmetical," he «*•
plained, "The greet Daman dye
true* Hm cxparlmantad with aynth ltk rubber, and baa taken out
Ob»T pafenta but non* !. pr.nl-
urn, woncw
•land would bo rla
Ing, and later abort al
faidtxburg, Bredenton, and
W .‘ A final dec 11ion aa to the
tt location will ba mada within
weak*, ba roncludad.
•Itner. el fee, may h ex a n
nm , *hort tntcnrltw with
^Ilaae, a modcat, aoft-volced
gta of much pmonal charm, caejiir i Me* al eeeUeateCw
Wald reporter learned that
jHag tba fitat rtcttjhe and bet
Mona hjupdgj bad mada to
■M H I H ill U»ey warq mW. U tmiponaoly although H
bun a atrouou* day. Mm.
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Also at Spt&lll Prices e Deliver
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m m §m
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k,. dram'.a paint near th#
bU. what gha termed' "owe
d that Hanford ie»ldent»
la' particularly , praM al
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eat now. S ir e their coat
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Apparently we were not alone In the belief that the
*1*11 ve Inquiry Into' racetrack operation wee ‘dropped,
becauae there waa nothing further to be diademed but
jer because Ufe diacloeure would prove unpteaaent to
ie of the loading state officials. The purpose of shy in*
Ligation la to get at'the truth, khd when any Invest!lon la concluded immediately before the truth fa learned,
I award, piercing awn to
lag standee Of tool aa<
d of tha point* aSd man
la a dlteerner of the
and Intent* of thO heart
Grant, » • , 0 D o *. th. atm gth to
[dM that qualified her for a'pi*
do
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let'# llcvn**, There aaamad U be. The U*k* the morning hiing*.inc
no call for lady pilots, aside
from tun*-Atlantic tripe, and m
aha hertme the first airplane gut • ' i walk from dawn to
—*-~ia n a a c t t u u l 4 'W
a n M a H i t n a ev K rtn e* a / im a t w lia e a
night
htolew*.
*yp
•* «
Keeping the diilM t | *tl In a)(hi
* __*»-' ^
-»--« -t ,
\ Til# «lrl* pul la tie* round
drops'the Inquiry ihto operation of an alleged pori-mutue
otp* between New y*rk and
"system in Florida last winter under the name of a 'stock
Waehlngton dally and one raund
certificate ayatem,"* Bays the Miami Dally News. "Repretrip between Now York and JUrhaentative Mathews, leading the fight to drop the Investiga
tnond. The. have to stood up
tion, Intimates that this Inquiry waa to veil. * move for
pfartkalty all the w ej and. the
earth,'
' •;.«*
Impeachment of Governor Carlton. Representative'Tomasclwork !• to tiring that each geta
But let me rightly hugs Ihell
lo, who asked for the Investigation, stated at the outset
worth,
... \
that It was not for the purpose of Impeachment and re
iterated that statement yesterday.
Perhaps ’twetw baiter not to fain
?Jtru*fl* to atla.n
OeaVhranl lir dMtratifnt fraty.V- And quit the hills I would eweand
er theater closing; **00* a dime, Jo etep at Ida and play tho friend.
nllater, for a guy tffat'a boea af
fected by tha depretaionT" "What
happened to yon t" "I'm au In. Teach me to reckon time by more
totitor.” “What did you aiwf In* Than geld am) klvar, ■ atrugglwl
for.
'
"
w ant?"-A way to carry It *t»n>
Amtin on an Austin."
RwKtly the hour* go by. ’ The
’ thought
*
.
What New York waa excited Pertltit that hattan on ,i ■ought.
pending.
about twenty ytan ago todayt And yet perhaps the gret ler dretl
"The only conclusion the citizen observer of this add“ Drett mutt b* tactful," said May bo to retro another*# peed.
den abandonment of the Investigation by the legislators, 24
MUa Katherine Grwlh, who had
hours after It was launched, Is that someone feared the
Juat returned from Park. “ When
consequences. Some, It seems, burned their fingers at the
you go to vtott n door old lady terd, at I walk Thy paopk’a way
first touct.
•ork upon tho steel fram.wdck you mutt not woar your harem Ho tnnny dutlaa crowd the Jay.
pklrt, .because that would »ha«k So many tlmpla taaka anl .tintll
for Uia idvontnra of lb And
For ttrength and procl-iwt 'moIko matt frequent accident* were
foot 'Injurlee, cauaed by falling
mittee. There remains the possibliity that, attacking the rivet*.
-I-.,. *’
question from the one angle which the majority of legis
lators deem safe, there may develop a state of facts no
leglalatlve body' will have the courage to evade,
"Otherwise, the pari-mutuel bills must continue under
la Mather's Day.-Don't
a cloud of suspicion, with the chances of adoptlbn lying
only In the willingness of a majority of our lawmakers to
art said to bo In atylo act without the light of truth they refuse to turn on the
yai but not highway facts. This, we must conclude from their vote, la the odbrse
chosen by Dade county's delegation."
Florida Pickles
4 thing about tho proit coat gaaollno tax. It
-t oelontkta and Invent*
rk Is eamott to find a
iHut* for gatollna.
t aty that radio ^pvev
h tho moon art thrown
irth. Wo consider thw
goof of the faxlitanea of
m 'on the moon.—Thom
u) ftmaa.
hQattarx. In.-Kataia ora.
kUdd tp work. They are
t, Ihto (ho Arctic for***
Wd a choke between cutd and playing tha piano
’ork Tima*.
au**t hard UmsaT Borne
apulilkani; tom* nay it'*
iff| tom# aay U’a prohlSd tom# say It’s a kind
But what moat folks ora
I In la not what caiwaa
Aa*
>.«.
'
1with Interest, on tho
of a ratanl lain* of
1 to look at If the U g*
at laat getting Into Its
tllahmant of atato and
aa on hom#aj*oda,,and
■eduatlona In atato iaal-
TH8 P U a t M O t f J M i V
J * - > Jf f I •
Congratulation* t* the
able and ee*r tntorprUJi
U CoMtltaUoo on the-
«W I-nHUcr pried. im r
lit ».rrit*F’the Comiltetlen W
Georgia
the award b f ft* campaign, last
year agatnat'rnonfclpal graft. It
cleaned out the AtlanU City Hall.
rradkatihg' a' nett of eorrupUa*
that had Infected municipal goveminent for a long poetod. Its aac*
rote m i. be matured by tbe reaulte—i f eonvktloan, with chain*
gray aantcpeaa and fine*. 10 P*«**
of gntlty, 10 awaiting trial, and
►even acquittal*. In all M city of*
fit Lai i and b*n*p*laria# » «"# la*
diclid. The CoejebtuUen got thetldence and preaonUd It hi print
gmufr 1
^ , 1 te
gun f« i
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Rome friendly tonka Harry by!
berd. mt^t me wise enough to
know ,
Thw worth-whllo labor* hero be.
Art thenar goat* I hop# to gain
Worth all tho talflthnett and
pain,
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In, friendship and tho Utka near
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For tho fln t Unto In tho huUdiag of tuch a tkytrrapcr, an
eapart photographer ha* recorded
•wry »tag* of tho wtrk. Lowts
W. Mine took more than a thou*
tand photograph*, many of thorn
from , halr-ralilng , angle* and
helghta, of beam* and men swing
ing about In ipace. It It a pity
that no on* took Mr. Hlno at
hla work, because ho swung
■round In tho wind moat pro*
carioutly hlmtolf.
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Tho botl view of tho Empl^
HteU bufldinr, I think, U frond
away up iha Hudson,,off Yonkers
or pobba Ferry. From them It
make* th* reef of tho town look
l|k* a -ptiwoVa with ■ talt cellar
in lh^ i middle of lb At everyone
know*. Alfred I!, Smith la tho
preaiding genlua of tho building.
Maybe Pm wrung, but 1 Ilka to
think pf It aa Juit a HUIe conloWUoti trophy for Mr, Smith,
^•neeltodfhy hi* friend* to keep
IflO.OOfrbartrtouf plckter n yt« r
from feeling *o badly about
“TJint Is good news, If ever there was any, Such *n Ihim
Ha It)IS election.
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plant will not only call for large -acreages In cucumbers but
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will also take care of many of the cucumbers which now Unemployed man have hit vpon
go to waste in the fields, the quantll of which U-snor- a ehaerfal rvrtret 'which U rapid
mous. In addition, ibWIH provide or iloymont for>IBjany ly rereading through tho midand have a wqrth-w)tllo ilayrdll, Furth*, .uciciupmwiH
town aide streets alloted for
Information concerning this enterprise<*111 be awaited with parking. Equipped with duatort
and cloth*, they put a thine on
interest. A pickling plant has long been a Florid* need.
"Two other Industries that might wett and profitably th* wirulthlalilt and hood* of any
he established and operated in Florida are one of the mak and al| Cara In tha Una. The own
give* up n dime.
ing of aiuer kraut and one for tha making of tomato cat er ututlly
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sup. Cabbage and tomatoes are < easily and abundantly
It la plaaaant work and you
raised here. At present tons of cabbage are going to rot In aa* a - let of the country that
the fields. The same will soon be true of tomatoes. Turned you do ana, If you aee aw airplane
into kraut and catsup these cduld be made a source of prof hoateia, Tho Eaatern Air Trap*it,- Instead of being a dead loss. And as many scrag aa [■art company, which runt a
kraut and catsup plants might need to supply their de •huttl* tin*' between New Yark
mands could be put to cabbage and tomatoes.
and Wnahlurton, haa thrao of
‘The possibilities along these lines are immense for all them now. Thoy rido tho piano*,
stuff cotton )n pattengar*’ ear*
and chawing guaf In . tpali
mouth*, snawar quaaibna and
coats and small parcel* In
a plant for manufacture of either of them. It Is a condi stow
th* overhead racks, ]t toama that
tion that demand* a change, unless we are confirmed dull traraltarx who ar* parfictlg ar.
ard*."
ruatomed to atawlng their dunnago In racks on tra in hoaJtala
to uta tho ovarimnd rack* on
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hatwaan daputlao, ,aad
kart In tb* Kentucky
1 Boot look good at Ino f praapanoa America.
Who ora unemployed ar*
F’diaaonUntod, and dly■4a MtSTsOy to riot*,
f l s oat th* aolution for
MIAMI DAILY NKWB
A million mor* laborer* are at
work now thao had Job* four
mooUit ago. Th* praalmiit call* It
enly a aaotontl Improramtnt. N»
matter what w# call it, we hava It.
United Slate* Steal alock drop*
to th* lowaat laval tine* Ulft.
Bathlbham Steal haa rut Its divi
dend, galng Into IU reserve to pay
oven th* lower dividend. Yat thai#
baa b**n an Impmamaat In the
ttaal buptnaa* line* Docamhar.
Butin*u had baaa slowing down
for klg month* hater* stock*, <n
I W , cooaad speeding up. New
kualnaas wl|J b# apamllBg up long
bafora atockt crate slowing dawn
Mvn\ mind* ar* buUt that jray.
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l The past iOO
tofe nr thtwg r
nactlon with tha ditty chang*t
of the l**t bO yearn, a lal; mastura of manta) agility. Mora diffi
cult, because Imt aa u»t*lu*d,wm
b* th# mcutsl agility r*qn>rad to
heap ourVoclal and polttk*4-*tnictwp, right klda up la U>* aamng
stormy tea of unnamk . ghangv.
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’ SANFORD H H U U A BANFORD, FLO RID A , \ F f t l T ) AY, M A T
8. 1M 1
Ctfarls* Auxiliary Of* 1 Miss Pearson Gives
^Church Has Meeting Party Last Evening
M iltin g * Of Thelma
Wagner .ToSonOfLJP.
Hagan Is Announced!
■Oh lion)* Of Mm. Francis >*.
t o ll, llo t I’ ltk Avenue, * u tt t
K e n t of th* n-gular raveling « f
lb* G|rl*' AuiiHary of th« Flral
B»pW»l Choirh held on W*4n*oA v afternoon with Mia* Blanrh*
Canningham presiding over CKfi
basin*** session. Th* mriling
et Pontiac, epeaed with th* »ong, "Wahro •
several day* (ttorj t* Ttll to th* Nation," aftar which nntmrv prayer* w*t*
repealed and a portion of Scrip*
Personals
out,
The membcN i f th# DopUrats
Club were honored with a bridge
pal ty given yesterday afternoon
nding
Coming as a surprise to a boat
Pt friende both here and la other
parta of the state Ir th* announce
ment of the marrUge of MU*
Ihalma Elisabeth Wagner to U r ic
S e n * Htgan, Jr.'The rrgetnoay
Was performed on Saturday, Mar.
MU at Daytona Brack.
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■Tha bride Is the^ daughter 'o f turned today from point* In MUMr. rnd Mr*. A. 0. Wagner, of ■Wppl where he hai been the
iho Choluota lan at Chuloota. She guest of rslaUvea for a short Urn*.
was born In Jacksonville but ha*
been living with her parrots at
.Wallses Bell returned yesterday
Chuluots for the past ala. year*,
Bha Was graduated from Seminal* from Charlotte, N. C., where ha
nigh School In i n » after whirh has keen spending a short Urns
pha went to BlrMlaghsm, Ala, With hi* pSrdnt* who are then
whet# she worked for aeverst for the summer months.
.woothi. She ha* hern In the em
ploy o f Dr. A. C, Chamberlain ,■ Mr*. Hattie Humphrey^ has re
hero for the paat ilg month*.
turned to her home In Lakalpnd
Th* bridegroom has llc*d here after spending several day* here
with hU parents, Mr. and Mr*. L. a* th* gueat of Mr*. J. M. McCaaP- Hagan, th* greater part of hU kill at her home In Hose Court.
Ilf*. After graduating from Bern*
Jwde HIgh School in t»28 ha at.
Mr. and Mr*. Jake Way, of Artended the University ef Florid* radl*. ere spending the week-end
gt Gainesville where lie w*s a hei# w ith 'their Mn-ln-law and
member of th* PI Kappa Alpha daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Clyde
fraternity.
Byrd, at their home on Mtllunvill*
At present Mr. aad Mrs. Hagsn Avenue.
*
are with the latter's parents, at
Chhluota.
,
Mr. and Mra.'Le*tar Sehmeli
■nd son left Thursday for ttwiC
Mrs. Ralph Wolfert home In Oevelcnd, Ohio after
ala months her* with
Hostess At P a r t y spending
Mr*. Sehmslt’* (liter, Mr*. John
Holly, W rit Bide.
*r several boards of duplkste had
been played acoro* wee* added
and h’lfc “ W peiaee, silk ch’f-
Company moved to larger quaitera
la building formerly occupied by
D. W. Hall Hardware Co.
,«*v*
V Th* Junior Chx'atUn Endeavor
af'th * P in t PmhyterUn Church
will have choir prhCUra tonight at
•hlo o’clock with Bra
G. H.
Brown, ltd Turk Aswan*.
A. P. Connelly Home
l i Scene iOf Party
Doriag the meeting rirasas!
service reports wrrr glean ,-ml h'
isfiew o f the G. A. manual * » «
eowdocted. Th* afternoon’* pro
gram ww* on the subject, "Moth
er** Day," and it wa» brought t»
a dose with the song, "IJoiw*
Sweat Home."
Thoo* present were: R o t h
Rtrange, Ellen BetU, NrllU Cun
ningham. Doris Garrett, Phyllis
Butler, Kva Cunningham, ft lanehe
Cunnlnghsm. Allle item and Patay Garrett.
Franre* |‘*ar*on mtirUlnctl i rmall number of friend*
With a Inidr* party last night at
M r ht me, lllM Oak Arenu*. In
hoeor of her home guest, Mr*.
M e t l Bridge. High *rar* prise
far th* ladi**, a Gower pot, went
to Mr*. J. H. Forrest while high
arar* prlre for the men, a hand
kerchief \r#» given to J. B. Fcr|»il. Mr*. B. H. Giay held low
score for th* Isdlcw and wae the
radpiint of a memo pad and pen
cil, and llarve* Swanson received
law srore foe the men, en ash tiay.
A* honor guest Mr*. Bridge re.
eoleid ■ pair of chiffon hoe*.
Adorning th* rooms where the
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A MOTHER GOOSE FEBTIVAI.
Tnesdsy Rvealag—May Itth at
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JUNIOR HIGH BC1IOOL
Admission lie —Uc
table* wet* *pica,| for play were
quantities of gladioli, »n»p dragm ii and carnations, *.-crntuatiiig
a pastel rotor not*, latr In th*
•rrnlnir refraihmenU w*i* served
t& th* fcllowlng: Mr, ap<l Mr*. It.
R. Gray, Mr, and Mi*. J. R. Forteat, Mr. and Mr*. I). C. Howard,
Mr*. David Bildgr, Mr*. Bradt*
Williams- and Haney Swanson.
Buy Your Flower*
for
MOTHERS’ DAY
at the
EDGEWOOD
FLOWER SHOP.
Sanford Avenue nt Geneva
Phone 435. .
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We Have a Nice Selection
of
Carnation*. Easier liltlea,
Gladioli, B m p Dragon*
and other flower*.
-vn'i
Mothers' Day
Nnxt Sunday.
C o tto n Frocks
Send Her
FLOWERS
onic for
Absolutely Washablel
Outstanding Values!
She will understand
Run-Down Purses
Roam, Valley Lillie*. CarTub-fast cotton prints snd
truly smirl styling . . . two
good rrauini why these Spring
wash frocks are better vsluei thip evert Piping, contrasting
snd peplum effects ire some of th
fcses 14 to 4# snd tu ts sues to 12,
nation*. S p r i n g flower*.
Coinage*,
Banket*.
Quality First;
Value Always
BARTOW—Maykara Twreiiara
Stewart The Florist
814 Myrtle Avo. *
Flower* Telegraphed
Anywhere.
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Iltnuv. Mr*.' G. D., Bishop ww*
lucky In nsttlwg, and reeriVod a
de k of playing card*.
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Developing g Mity whanM- of
.lavroder and pink wwrw'this ypari
and howl* of Spring fk v s d .a K
ranged with fans in rasp*, .and
bowl* ab>|t tha party room*.1Ite-
heautlfal fWwers at
mam
(■saaeaable prices Una ever.
They tarry a mwtfmewt aa*
eiynsud k , . aay ether gift.
- B a i k a l * . Novelty vases,
Crap* Ivy B4U, Carnation*.
R**e*. Glads, and itkar ral
flew»r» la the peeferrad raises.
J. C. PE N N E Y CO„ Inc.
212—East First St— 2141
Tit Grut A T L A N T IC & PACIFIC 7 « a.
sSnnford
Phone 123
LEESBURC
corner West
street*, com|
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of Solar Heaters. The Twin Coil Heater is the latest development
9 number of great advantages over the old style Heaters.
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Bounce that the prices on tbffe new Solar Systems are much cheaper
than any other solar system on the market today.
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Fnat Color Print
You Would
Sun Dresses
Have Pnid
For Very Littlo Girls
Much For
Twico As
Such Quality
Last Year.
DlmlMpH, Organdirn, Voile*, l*rlnta And other material#
suitable for dresses for young Indies of all agea up to 14
ymrs. You must see the dainty littls print* with bouneta
to match • - • also the |uutrl colorptl organdie# and thu
with rainbow colored skirt*. There are
kd bow*
fur tha dressy frock# while the
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ttd ty - ^ id S v e - S * f u r d iy , M k y 9th , h u n d r e * o f O W G IN A I S eab o ard S I M M ;
W hite Courtesy S e r v itt S iit& h * a n d
, i a k « p re a c h t z * t h M W f
ihcttmM service to Florid* motorists. Service thst cadnot
— •
q t ^ l ftu& kts that sre obtrlMndfaw m v,h^yvt»g t
a d f,.
iiMh khootinf. .
i taken to Ballarua
f dyjrd. Th# p\rl
bald aa a malarial wltnaa* and
llngar on a Until.r« horalclda
i th* tikt whir# tki baVtli fai*d and lit' a bick y*W M j W
wtlua foand f l u puna, -all
» ibalr ammunlQarfuaad gp.
kpead to Crowltjri lag* balow
kttaaa warn tha Ir iW o f au\o>1 upon which ha baoaUd tha
-tqaat.of •‘TVo-Outi* Crawiajr
ba RirUm. underworld.
WtHar’a wounda lit,* laat night
a-laid to'ba tarioui but not
tlraua. Saljeti hid pUrcad hi*
■lad on a Uttar from tia rlddiau
nlng houaa building poiica had
w j Jiopad
p u to &coma sout
*pna of tha**, In jglrliih
ir.tnr/. hVftna pdiW itf
r tha to mykLatar ao that
rlU rnow I dlad ilnglng.",
w lo V c im u r t ea\n# after a
kwfUch had coraiad tha fla i
gba of Manhattan and aura
and w u r of tbhg [aland far
ground North Mtrrlck, tha
> ? Patrolman f f f i W * - k llf
H o - datactlraa aotarad tha
dtUa hoiia# and cillad f >r rainiamfnta whan Crowlajr rtfuatd
arukwar thalr raquaat to admit
^ram vantai# point* In naarbg
liaa gum war# tralnad on winfa at th* room. Anothar ordar
an pdllea rdkbd tha window'*
rJtfisewsa
frira and for naarly an hour th*
ghborlood rattled with mehe gunnery and revolt<r ihola.
u lr r Crawley had beA afo\imIdtUitlapa got clou enough to
i t# warn .him .that uaU*a h*
rfk vg quirk ly ha would ba ahol
ftiath- 11a fielded to tha laat
Hitagi ataggarlng Into tha hall
P . . V JH . K V ^ , « t o c 4 r
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wh*
S»:llh#d'4o'Uk# th# riak of
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�THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, M AT 8,1131
nar .niu»ic
Ctirunirlri, (E. T .)( 9:90, R. K. O.
Hour, NIK': 10, Kraft Chreae, (E.
T .l; 10:15, St. Augustine Exrhangr flub; 10-45, Lao Kitchen'*
Orrhritre.
RADIO TOWER
r n o A T , m a t *a
■hop singers; T:30, Old-Um* popu
(B yT b eA ia ocia ta d Praia)
' Eastern .tapdarO l m*. p. m, un lar son*,; 8:00, Stacy hour: 0:00,
tow Indkatrd. IF m r a im subject Vans lteusen program; 0:30. The
Va laat-minuta "bhang* by * ta march of time;'lOrtJO, Henderson
ttoo*.) T <
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orchestra; 10:30, Ben Bern!* or gram; 5:45, News, m>orta; 7:00,
chestra; 11:00, Bert Lawn etches- Sana M : WABC; 7:16, Sugar
454J— W R AP Mar Tort —M (
Bowl,- 1(45, Southern Sketchaa;
(NBC Cfala)
8:0*1 Same aa WAttC; «»:00.
394-3— WJZ New York —760
" 8:IB, Dinner music; 8:85, Scores,
' (NBC Chela)
£ Doughboys; 0;1G, tinlf clastic;
T t o lt t f
bits; 5:48, Orchestra:
5:30, Sam* as WAttC; * lOilfi,
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)' Family; 7:00,
5:2B, Scores, Laddie*; 5:45,
8:00, Topic* In Dr1ef:' 6:00. Antra V Meditation; 10:.TO, Same aa WAOreheatra ahd, .valirrt;
Eskimos; »n<H- Airing quartet; Andy; 6;)5, Mm*. Alda; r.30. Phil nc.
453—'W FI-A Clearwater—619
Be45, Said Gat Rich: 9:00. Week- Cook; 6:45, The Nightingale; 7:00,
«;W . A m u V Andy
(A B C );
and program; 9:30, Theater or air; Chocolate*!-*; 7:30. land! trio;
10:00, Lopea' oreheatra;
11:00, 7:30, Pollock and tawnhuret; 9:00, 6:16, Melodies and baseball scores;
6:30, Phil Cook
(N B C );
6:46,
Dance hoar.
Jones and llare; 8:30, Chorus and
Variety; 7:00, Open house pro
SILO—WABC New York —8*0
orchestra; 9:00, The Quaker*; 0:80,
gram from Tampa; 7:55, Base
' CBS Chats)
Clara, Lu and Em; 0:45, Ragamuf
_ 8:50, Crime club; 0:00, Morion fins; 10:00, Slumber music; 10:16, ball arena; 8:00, Transcription;
5:30, Feature program; 8:45, Or
Qowney; 9:16, Renard'a oreheatra;
gan recital; 0:50, Florida speaks n ; 9:16, Varna LaMay. tenor,
Faith J a m s , pianist; !»:;«», Feature
liour OfBC)J
10:15. Feature;
19:48, Wtnilln Tell, Editor of the
A ir; 11:00, Red (iaj and hia Brown
Jug Fiddlers; 11:30. Transcrip
tion hour,
948-8— WDAK Tampa— 1IZ0
8:45, Tea music; 6:00, Dinner
Van Can Start Your Climb Bari Prom the Caster
mualr; 8:15. The Melody Men,
Dilip (CBS)| 6:50, Adventures
loss
V i i t H O ATi
' I—Nalaanca
(CBS); 6:45, Fella Frrdinendo'a
ke.ee . l, k
ANSWER
6-Otto
haavy with v ^ _____ .
- 7-6tanna
nrrhestra (CBS); 7:00, Arthur
Fryer*. hand (CBS); 7:15, N(u*k;
7:30, Twilight tr'.n; 8:00. Specials;
r*aa on
^
io^*n ?c) t0 *UT*’
9:90, Dance mualr; 0:30, Had Armad
u yf f i j ^ S W iIrM m T r i ll-A lw a y » (poetic)
kelt; 9:45, Hawaiian
Shadow*:
a to putitle J f W E B G l i i * M
1*—Convirt Into
to pualib-r P F l | G » M l E ) T O El
latthar .
10:00, Art Wesley's Mrrrymak* T F " J(JrCT!d* rlc3«,vl 15—Fort with **ll■roman
PRoiarrl/ pMoto r m v
oat*
■ With
, CeToU lt ! ( - M i ( b QM* - Jl—rroth*
,'e
*“^**151» m rTBM fln^ o u —Part, to rrliiloti
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p *tocklng
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Theme
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- iM iM irlrlrl R M c W ile l * 7—Bitter harangue
i dlah
I I —Over and touch»
41—Prepare lo pub*“ «
) The Stepladder f
B«.- I
Hah
Gooae Shoe program, CBS; 6:43,
Jacques Rrnatd and hia creheetba,
OBS; 7, Arthur Pryor’s Creme
Band, CBS; 7:15.
iberllng Sing
er*, Courte-v Main St. Tire Co.;
7:30, Baseball Senicn; 7:45, Fierida Tiro Mrii«lle»; 8:15,
Davoe
Hi inters; 8:30.. Philco Symphony
Oreheatra; i>. Bin llernle and U>e
Phoenix Oichr-lta; 0:15, Cooper's
Carden cf Melody; 0:45, Music
Rose Quartet; 7:31). Basrball Reaults; 7:35, Joe Wahl berg. Bari
tone: 7:45, Jthn Ruikln VOriatlrs;
8, Jintmie Hutsch, Singing . Aftnouncer: 8:15. John-on Mouir
Company Program; 8:30, Marten
County Chamber of Comme^C*
Program; R:55, Hatrhall RraulU;
8t67, Weather Forecast; 9. Sign
Off.
'
WJAX — Jacksonville . ■‘
5, Honey Boy Clements; l i r a
Henry Comelly; 6:30, Chamber ul
Commerr*; 5:46, Fmilhirn Dairies
(E. T . )' 8. Ante-- 'n* Andy, NBO;
6:16, Phoenix Hosiery Program
(E. T .l: 0:30, Phil Cook. NHC;
6:45, Barrett Arradlam ,E. T . f ;
7:18, 'WMdton’a Chorister*; ’7:48,
Frost Morning FtroHckora; 8., InIrrwoven Pair, NBC; 8:30, A r
mour Hour, NBC; 0, ChavroM
"I lived in flea states and
took all kind* of medicines reekInp the health Sargon has brought
me. M> stomach naa so acid that
Ulster* would come on my
tongue; 1 had awfut bilious at
tacks; amt got t* where 1 could
hardlv rut a mouthful. Sargon
ended rvery trouble, made me
well and strong, and today I feel
like a new man. Sarron Pills
lone,I up my liver and soon over
came my chronic ronxtlpalton. 1
can’t p i a l s o
the treatment
enough",— Henry Collins, Orange
Park, Jarksonvltlr.
Hold hy tuiney's Drug .Store.
The R ot. J, J. Wlaaorr, of Draketown. Oa^ aaya he has taken BlackDraught. when needed, stare child
hood. and h* la past fifty year* or
Oga. -When | would gat bMoua."
ho My*. " I would real Ilk* shuf
fling along Instead or walking. My
fl**t fait too heavy to lift 1 had
ouch a dull. Head feeling, and I
would tael dlxxy and ns use*tad
l>r. W. E. MacDOUGALL, CHI I1UKSSMAKING. P LA IN or f*ncy si wing at home. Will also go
ROPRACTOR, Is now located at
hia residence in Flora) Heights, cut and sviv by the day for (200 EXCHANGE: Choice gray h a **
S. Sanford. Phene fuiM-M._______ per day and furnish machine. Mrs.
mock land, located on paring
and railroad with Inexhauatabll
3—-Automobile*
flowing well; for good fire or algLATE MODUL* FORD Tudor, IH— Apartmenln For Ren I
room house in city. 115 N. Park.
(loupe, Itivad-lrr and 11adson
Ave.
HeiUn. Reel A Him*, Myrtle Ave,
l’ Kniw tLTK.
FUR SALE : Hplmdid Cedltloc \f
Salle sedan. Cheap for cash or
FOR SALE: B ftot tenor anal
trade. Kent Motor Co., phone 17. FT1R RENT: 3 room furnlshrd
phone. A Bueachrr tmtrumen
lower apartiuml, bath with hot
W IL L SELL » 125.00 g<|ulty on ■ml cold water, lint \V, nth St- Op- Good condition. $30. Phono 448-'
* "dew nudum', Biarx, or Ply
mouth, .or Chrysler fr r ITS. Ap*
olv Box M. B„ rate Herald.
4— Huslnww
Service
LANF.YU DRUG STOKE— Pre
i arriptlana, magailnea, f«unUl*
aefvlc*.
PROM I T
drllverlal.
___________
Phone 191..
BUILDING BLOCKS— Irrigation
hoist and general rrment work.
Mirada Co nereis Co- J. E. Terwlllaget. Prop. 3rd and Elm,
Ilka I roul.ln't tuJ.t my hra<| up. [
fnand hew tnurli Ihe IIIsett-Draught
helped me. and t loutt. It 1 crutl
having Oman laid etella. and (led now
I only hare to tska a few dome sad f>— H elp W a u led
I an mwd aa lire. UwT tan Is
{aka morh imjw. klr health la guodL
Oat the genuine Tbadforn
™ ___
I tn w ,
AN EXPANSION program In
Florida gives me an opening for
litre# men between 20 and
W>
yearn. Address yntir reply In Halei
Managrr, Box 1413, Hanford. Fla.
Interview strlrlly confidential and
personal, . __________ •______
Saturday la
frnn the naoon nr truck
t>ith the Ornii j, thxt
Frnhlcm a
WANTED: pend rolored woman
for ctwk atiJ housekeeper, imt*l
stay on premises, corner 24th HI.
nnd Park Are.
___________
AN EXPANSION prugrniti In
Florida gives me an opening V )
three ladies between 2D and tit)
year*. Address ymir reply In SaleManagrr, Box 1413, Hanford, FIv
Interview Htrlctly rmitldenllal and
personal,
^ __________________
1 *1—l**d
44—flntem of »ea*- ;
,
nremrnt
^
4t—Raacal*
atltehoewleg
IP
h - juw metal,
..
greaalan \
Jga Tears
1
IT—Carrmony
Sre
v
* * - U r « . Old World
,
Ulcon
I I —rr-abapad objtcta
to—Pal** hair
I4<—lal*gdln Madlt.re
'tt-flea-eagto.
/ , .
.
ranaau
15—Suffer
41—Performer l4
18—Public aotlra .
DOWN
'•7—Brawn kiwi .
,1—Llrk up t
I t —Hale and snow
1—Labrlcat*
11—Carved
■4— Hop* (Latin)
W ANTED TO hup or Irade-Ftr-t 18— Wanted T o Retit
Mortgage for Hanford Bid*.
HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired Lean stock. K. D. Breeden, 107 N. WANTED TO RENT: from flr »
to fifteen acres celery ton*.
' by on* who really knowa huwl Park Are. I’hone D12-W.
Write P. O. Boa MR City ar-PhoM,
Briggs, Jeweler, Meg. Are,
KURNITUIIK
Trade lit Ytour UsedFw
nlture at WAGONBBU
CAFK
THE ARCADE
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Cut Out For
Hand/ Referenra
LILIES.
Lumlry, W>2
Mrs.
French
H.
Th e Benitir Clatw n f tha Seminole H igh School will Issue lie third
Herald, Saturday, May Olh. In order to
th* flenlprg urake thp edJHpu an outalundinx bucccnh. Sul unlit) hirer
l{flfn dcaignaled aa “ Senior Claaa Want A d Dny". ClnHsifled udu beglni^ a g w ill) that laaue. will be aceepted at
hnlf price nml The
:u
SPECIAL SALE nf Iwaulifol
F.a-trr lllle*. 5De l>er dotrn. 3D8
JT. If.lh HI., fhnne Kill.
„
...
BICYCLES A REPAIRS
Lack. Key unf Gab Repairs
D KtnVH D
LUMBER
HILL LUMBER CO. Elpo.
Bervlce. Phone 182.
■']
SIGNS
ZINNIA PLANTS for rale. ^K>
Kn-lrr lllii-i fur Mother's Day
T. e . Wflwm, l non W. 3rd Hi.
FRUITS &
LIIIERAL ALLOW ANCE nn your
uld battery. Util W, First HI,
rlQ
' i*>
Open 5 A. M.-O P. M l'f
N.
Avrno*.
Take advantage o f thin big ndurtion for yoorwrlf— trad remember
A ve*.
C offee Shop.
Snnford
Herald will g iv e fi f t y per cent o f the revenue to the Senior Claim.
ANGEL’S BARBECUE
Open 10 A, M. lo 1 £
M. Sanford A Genova
5 & 10c Lunch A
Ph-ne 1114.
Annual edition o f The,
, OAHIS CAFE
Open 24 hours— 111 B.
Park.
F18H and POULTRY
10— Flnweru nml I’ lnnlu
EASTER
Cut Ont For Iliad/
References
veg etables
R. N. NIPPER
Hignn. Phone 808.
| ,»J
kTTo E B c i’ AIRING
ARCADE MARKET
Cheapest In Town.
tha Seniors w ill gel fift y per rent. Bend in ynur ada now !
K« pairs—Itrflnlahlng and
Uphol'lrrinc------------------PALM EU'H
w g r»»i«ti
Kcap
a
M E C O N T lH A N D R T O ttil
Wa b a r aW aha— *a4 «W&F~
VEGETABLE
SHIPPERS
Big: Profit In R cuu K h From
Extra Circulation
lY DOT DOPE
L ir t W p .I l o o k w h o 's c o c w ih ; m « « . s o t u r e w H o
USOk L a w IN OUR HOUSE T tL L H9 R M U sB K R O '
£ h .«A N e t » y p i n t h ' p i c k l e r a c k t t — evt h o y
^
A>>VT V X ir
N O . w e MsvveN'T TAUrJHT H\»A.
vou a m ntCRtt W ILL N t V B R B e
A N V H B ceS S IT Y l * 0 « H IKVr— ^”
M M .D « 9ABYS
01(3 N O W .........
AVN'T HO LtARU tD
T P VMALK Y O T
7
Y ? ?
TO WALK !! ------ -— ----
J
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For llent Itenulta— Ad vert too
CREAMERY
1NSUUANCE
i- < ■
r & iB h S F M I N O L E r f g g f l
CREAMERY
Itrynnd Ihn Alps Ura
Italy; and lest wo forgot,
lichiml Dip bll'lmardt lira
AmorkaJL-Judge.
DRUG STORES
H I/
1C
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SCM T o 'a t G u / / » a Y * M|^.l T F a i'u . S A A 'M lM
w »b t n A t o U h j g m t
b'RoOMb. b MlNtlTC, ^pOHCH
WAXb A N ' KNOCK.
h i m L o o s e FR064J
LOMFRE HE*LL KNOCK m il to *
l is
6 ftP / 'M ru UllLU EH ? 4’ L L W )T M (H < N
h is
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CAFE
M D JA REAb'THC IN S Ib C T k A C lJ
rrvjjtl TobAY ABOUT UJHat M H A M IT C
-TkLLtNG You t’ U
>40 O U LbM T
f
A highbrow Is o n *
wltoia learning h a i outstripped hit Intalllgtnca—
Vincrat Maatcy (Formar
Prrmlar o f Canada)
h t o F IG H T
V a t AT 114'OLt)
aS jtmaatbe/y
Alas for thoao who never
■wear
But dl* with all thrlr
rurelng lu them!
— E. McLean Jahnaon in
Ih* N. American -Raviow.
RADIO REPAIRS
oh Ut* great soar wl
human heart* war# m
to sail than to hot at
wharves In Ignoble
ckoraitg-Msbto.
MARKETS
WoHaLOf
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n w D j fata.
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DAILY N E W S P A P E R
*RAY, MAY 7, 1MI
N U M B E R II
F1t « .C e n ts A C opy
TT
Protest
IN WAKE OF SEVERE VIRGINIA STORM REDUCTION
K
LEAVES
e Committee Agai\
STATE WAI
Continuation O f Inquiry ONfflSPECnON
polls fund*
>«*• raid today that b* I*
Miss' Ada Uarrengb* of
ta th* Sonata for ran
ker rrfasal to t**I* (ho committee. Mia* B«ri ran ho woo fonorrly treoonrer
of tb* Coanoo AslUasHh orla Vlrglala.
HARLAN, May 7.— < A P > - ' WASHINGTON. May 7.—(API
Kentucky national guardsman
—A formal protest waa aanl U
tooted on their arm* today V
4*0 Ronat* campaign funds rampared to take over tho A ratta m'n>
last night by Hl.bep Jam**
ooetlcn while a iportal gra *
an, J r , against th* Inquiry
convened to Inreatlfnt# die* It Will resume today Into his ua*
orden In the tountry. A military
of aqti-Hmlth fund* In th* 122*
nail rompoaed of more than #00
campaign.
toldlort oraa Inatrurted to reatotoChairmen Nya when Informed of
law
and
order
In
tho
atrifo-torn
on a c t w iu
tbo letter of th* Boulhotn Mathodcommunity, tho aeeno of aeeeral
tat churchman, sa d tb* eommltto*
ro ad fo r
recent strikes, while tho grand
“Will go a hood", Two wltnaoaoa hora
i a n d p u t upon
joky Inreotlgated the trouble.
railed end will bo
wh*o 12:00
The atreete wore crowded as
Btahnp Cannon challenged not
______
Ira" w si tka the troop* moved In by box, aotoonly tb* legality o f'th * resolu
Ib r M d d tra U a n of tho mobllo and epeeisl train* from tion authorising th* om m ltte*
Coadressteasl M L
lb title*. Repor'a hero raid all the Inquiry Into hi* ad lritlo i but aba
women had loft Evarls and grim said th* frdoral corrupt pr*cti:o*
The*
i firework* bogxa. An minor* ware porrhod on building* aat—which ho ha* boon charged
offered by Mr. Me- presumably ready to fight.
With rlolatlag by Krprooontatlt*
Xi m U, ifM k w pro-tem, and I,
Fir* men wore recently killed
prodding for .« Central Florida In dlrordor*. A number of atore* Tlnkham, Republcan Maasachuscits—waa unconstitutional.
District sraa balag dUcnotrd, and
Bishop Cannon said ha bad not
_ . many
motlhna to U >k, post- were looted and 10 houaea burned.
after
n a u motH
pom, a maud ri». bad boon offered, Tho military movement la the
the Unto for adjoarfimtat arrived, largest In tho state In 10 year*.
and the bill .win com# op again tv* Military leader* apont th* morn
ing conferring with rltll authorIlia* on plana for th* occupation
Tboro mi no traslon U li oft- of Erari*.
Th* first
detachment a of
ornoon on w m l t | of FIno net and
Ta ration Odramltteoa of tfca House approximately 32S Kentucky N v
and Rom to mooting la Joint *»*- tional Guardsmen began moving
alga, and boaring.many oppononU Into the Ilarlan cool field* lata
of: s.veral Of tbo proposed taw yesterday aa a rovalt of pleas from Also Hold Fears For
Sheriff J. II. Blair and other coun
Safety Of Girl Who
ty official* that they ioumI not
l.w a* hi. tboro o foot minute* control dlaorder there.
Has
B e e n Missing
aa * ‘
After ordering out tha troop*
Coreraor Ramp.on declared
■'*
NSW YORK, Mow 7—f A P l reign of terror has boon precipi Polira In avery borough of Naw
tated by aomo interloper*, com- York aet out yeatarjay to rapture
munlsta from eotalde th* slat*
i, ei-mayor whnJMv# token odvanteg* of tho Francis Crowley, 20, who posod
• "big obot" gunman In th*
* CUy Attorney dlaoontoat moulting from nnea*
cheap done* hall, of Manhattan.
“
"■ ‘
* ploy motit." ' •■'
They wanted fehp'_tp ■«»»**
1 flM b te fbdtWdon d#p«U*s an j
fJHio* b T mlas guard* and groups of dlicvdi- far two knlm|* within a fort
night. but evovt-mnre they wont
V i ng fiitw to t o / t a t certain i<u*l
ampaa that tbry b a n not boon al tested men have resulted In fiv* ed to protect 4 JIO-year-oM girl
daoth* near Evarls th* rente- of who has been -Musing since hi*
the d riurbanr*. Four were killed
(Contlnua4’ *n Pag* 4!
A a a a ----rofaaod to Tuesday morning In a fight In
kata. today, which rifle* and mar hi no guns
At report of tb o fc?1P“
t?4*,r, were used. Co mm l*caries and
Efficiency
tteo waa Uid oa
oi tbd table atore* have been robbed, and It
unoccupied miners' bou.es ruined
than adopted, ~i n d l l
’or tbo employment of only Thar* are approximately 20,1)00
nogropbar. If thla notion miners in tbo county.
taken <seller In the areGovernor Sampson said n peti
WASHINGTON. May 7-<A P )
ho taxpayora would hare tion for trxops waa signed by all
. oared several thousand dol- Harlan county officer*, unlo.i ta —-Russia. again li the world's
bor loader * end mbuot 280 unhm leading producer at wheat.
Figure* supporting that un-usworker*, labor leadrra potltlvnln-f
pectrvi and highly algnlficaot
for
troop.,
th*
governor
raid
In
bar Lrwla o ra In bod with
statement wera oxpectnl ye*t*rraid and fever today, and cluding William Tumblaxor, Jelli
t Pro-torn '■McXensI* pro. ed, Tcnn.. president of th* Nine- doy tv b* released about May 30
by the United States depart meat
(Continued On Pag* 81a)
’during tbo
‘
of agriculture- . %
*
It was sold that Russian pro
hoping w* ran finally dlsduction for I MO llksly would he
t tb* Workmen’* Componoaannounced a t 1,OO7.O0O,OOU bush
toasoriow. • It baa bow
el*, which U 240400,000 l.uvhals
.a,apodal order of bualoon*
than was prodseed in tha
|:0 0 o'clock. Tbo oppoooido
United Stats* wheat growing
{they i«Ul dofoot U by *•
champion slate Raaa Is left tha
MEMPHIS, May T .- ( A P ) - export picture dsriaur tk* war.
figure would show HusMorttmor U Rcbtff, New York,
bar greatto have
r, waa rise led president of
production Work alncc
tlte National Council, Boy Scout*
of Amfrira, at Urn cbm* of Its ao- dominated tha wo rid export trad*.
nual Mooting Iboro yesterday. Tbc That mark, established in ItsiS,
it will moot nast year in of 1,138,000,000 bushels. It
New York, foileating Its biennial credited Russia with • production
the first time Russia rest hod
the blllien-bushel sear*.
The significance of the situa
tion, market expert* hold- was
that It might pn a te t to the In
ternational whont ranferem * la
May I t the quration
of ro-allocating world whout
fc
OF HUE SITES
knowlnsljr violated tha
practices act nor had ha “**l
tied any tamr* gn funds."
■
Ha successfully ckalirngtd th*
authority of in# Senate lobby c j » - Will Spend Two Or 3
mltte* to Inqufre into lb*
Days Looking Over
Hon ho ma<*o ..f $63400 gfvon l
Offerings
Of Cities
him by E. C. Jameson, Now
flaaru Irr, |„ 1P28. f , r
After V e t Project
Virginia campaign against
Drmorrattc presidential nomine*.
JAt'IjSONVlLLlS. May ~.~>
Alfred K. SinltB.
j ; ,| ( A l't • Hi a.led by G rnrral Frank
Th* Senate campaign
J
. _ fundscapi-j
----- _
jlim
j. administrator
veteran
m lttre I* procconrng unlcr out# r- aftpits and pa’rtv «f fiv* loft heie
Ity of a resoljthn tntrodurad I >t j to<lay by acitmnobilr do Impact
•cai.on by Rcnator Clas-.
sites' nffeird by various C enltal
i.YS'rtfBL'Rt:. Va.—A wind and rain storm struck a l.tavy
c rit, Virginia, giving It brootf
F1»i ids title , for a proposed na*
tiiMiul home fur disabled aolller*. blow at tit* residential section of Lynchburg, wrenching the roof*
• r to inquire Into t barges'
De-id. g General ll.nea *ci» off of several dwellings, and uprooting trees. The photo shows tome
rcgularitlra m tamp* gn oxpmdl*
luma. Tlnkham filed a complaint UeoiKi- It. Woods, of Itayton. Ohio. of the damage (o the ntm-krd homes and tree*.
*n,l t'obnrl Geurge I isms, ditcciagainst the hl*h p.
or uf the veterans bureau, whs
The Cannon protest, a la
tncke up the *ul»r<immitt** uf
one. cited savrral rnurt doc
and said tho tupicm* court had three of th* fnlerrl hospitalisa
hold'.hat M.f <rimr h«, boon tern- tion hoard; I- A. Wsrrrn, runmilled the giand Jury ahalt »n- attuctimi enginrer for the vet'ran*
vc.tigalaj If frond tho courts *f buivau and M. Bryaen. In charge
equity and law. All tha judicial of the Florid:, veteran* bureau.
H in e s'ra id 12 ptin.-lpal elite,
power l| vested In th* courts by
are under consideration in Central
the CanstTutlun. ImrlPd now
Florida in an arra Ian-mini on tbe
do not ralst In olthcr Rooa*.“
ECONOMIST SEES FACTS SOUGHT ON
HIGH T A R IF F AS ALLEGED TRACK
UMEQUIREMENT LOBBYING FUNDS
Jwilli >Fhe
£ RAY.D
.EAItnprovomante
CM “ •M°.w
spent In
to
Boca Raton Club.
Russia Again Tons
World In Field Of
Wheat Production
Mortimer Schlff Is
Elected President
Of Boy Scout Body
Business School Dean Committee To Probe
Calls R e s tr ic tio n
Report 350,000 Was
Industrial E xigency
Paid Big Democrat
WAHIIINGTON. May 7. - 1API
- Th# rlfort uf thr International
rhamber of rnumerce to find ways
In promote a lesumplion of proapetit)- fiitui>rj yrstrrJay on regula r it a I Ion nf employment, wag.and mass production quration*.
Alan tlieie rame the fitst outThe party will Grot inspect Day apoken dvfcnse uf th r American
tona Uearh ami N ew 'Sm yrna an.|
tariff, which has hern challenged
awing westward Inward the
l>y foreign spokesmen a* a trade
Forward Step In Rail tlwn
Gulf. The trip will prutrably ic
deterrept.
reading AnnouooM quire two or th rre days.
Wallar* B. Ikinlutnt, dean of the
Harvard university
grailuato
By Baltimore&OMs
arh.M.| uf biuin*.* adniinlatralion,
a*id It waa' linpriatlve f ir Indus
NSW! YORK. May ^r -(A PI—trie* here to haw thr home mar
The first train entirely
ket on whirh to ronrrntiale.
dltlnned and rooted, a new atep In
Formulation, "f numerous re«o.
lallroadlng, waa announced yaalutlona, to bu artad on Friday by
terday by th* Balt'mor* A Ohio
’ lit* tvbgro**, ,w gqt’ahead In tha
railroad.
,
, .
Beginning about May 20 the F te te rty U io iilU a hare and In various gatlcmil eominltt**s
“
t Britain began jrsta rd a y an the resolutions rommlttce. Thtra
Columbian, running between New (1
were no meetings yesterday after
York, llalllmorr, Philadelphia and inv*atlf*llnn of a series i.f Inter
the delegate* visiting Mount
Washington, will have cooled, national mail robbeilet, the extent noon,
Vernon.
washed, sootiest, rlndrrles* air of which official* have not yet
able to determine.
Gerard Hwope, pivsideat of Gen
clrralating it* entire length, even
A ayateniatlr rili ng of letter* | eia K t.clilc rompany, rllmaxe.1
Into the sun room of the ob.ervacontaining remittance^ lo |h lt morning o-ldira* rrilh th*
lion car.
_ ,
.
,
,
,
persona In Ulvtrr, Ireland, lias tail.merit that Industry Iwlatrdly
Rngle cosrhr. have been cooled ^
ha, begun to recognise it I* reIn Ihe p**l. Conditioning the enyeatanlay. Ameiican and
fContinued on pace four!
tiro train Is ono uf a number of British postal aiilho.il e.
Lave
ultra-modern Improvement* umler been pushing tle ir investigation,
(Continued On Pag* It
riKip*rating by talde.
_
_
. Inapectoy Claraban said hi* of-
POLICEMEN SEEK NEW AIR-COOLED
SLAYER WANTED TRAIN WILL BEGIN
FOR 2 DEATHS OPERATION SOON
v
north l.y Tar|u»n Hpiinga, an.t Arnnfld ami on the amith by Hra.|euton and Titusrlllc. lie said no <lrf-i
Initr alt* ha* yvt bevh chosen ami I t .
will probably -be two or three
weeks beforr a final decision Is
mede.
.Cities under consideration ar"
Dayton* llrarh, New Hmynil, l»eland, Hanford, and lakeland, and
pooalbly Plant City, Tampa, Ctearwater, HI. Petersburg. Bradenton,
Orlando, and Auburmlate.
Probe IsJLaM/tched
Into International
Robbery Of Mails
Cotton Cloth Will
Suspected -Slayer
,nfn,n,,,,;“n Occupy Important
Identified
Asn
w*n *. Place In Fashions
«•
*
| further information tint may aid
N e a r L rim e S c e n e ; ,n
NEW YORK. May 7—(A PI—
Colton, Iran.farmed by the nre<D
of th# season and a modish cut.
It demanding attention slung th*
• msttest b o u lev ard * this turnmsr.
And -ummsr's fickle Irmi'rrarnent nf weeping skies and
brightly smiling suns will not
N«nd the fashionably-dressed In*
door* or under rover during the
cvxt few months. For th# new
ward rot* la non-fading, turn-run
ning and washable.
Morning will see ginghams,
Cirques, linens, and broadcloth,
in crisply tailored street frocks
end aultl.
Afternoon will find ensemble*
of vulle, fins linen, smart rutton
meshes, and organdie.
, Evening will be mad* tha
smarter by gown* of eyslet em
broidery, point dVsprit, lore, or
gandie and neta.
Fulton will be equally Popu
lar al Ihe heath*, and watering
places, even un the water itself,
for it ls bring used as the mo
ment demands for swimming
suits and yachting costumes.
Pajamas, still in vogue fur every
orrastim. will bo created uf a
variety of rotten stuffs, a multi
tude of colorful patterns.
Arc*-sotle* that add a debon
air dash In tb# summer ensemble
ar* alto uf rotten. Rummer sbnoo
with rather largo bags to match
a rt mail* of roars* cotton mesh.
Usually they com* In n number
of new
smalt witB
Keen mini
toa. Spuria
orally uf
and * nuini
turbans whl
GUILTY TO THEFT bark *f th* I
me*h. B***4
PALM BEACH, May 7. goody and'*
H. Roberts, New used to at
ly pleaded gaUty be- hradgvar aWa.' 'M*___
justice ta » charge
*rairh for the inou-r*.
-.
' It la believed the mall lia- been
HAN DIEGO, Calif., May 7
'•»" American side.
(AP)—M. K. Garrison, railway
clerk and admirer of Basel Brad
shaw, 22-year-old telephone op
erator, yesterday was said by po
llen to have been Identified as
a man seen leaving Balboa park
late Saturday night a few hour*
before the girl's body wa« Inuml
BUCHAIIEHT, Rumania. May
nearby,
mutilated
hy knife 7—(A PI—A me-sage from Dowa
wounds.
ger Queen Marie last night sold
A nun and a woman »*»•« •ha planned tu return to lluchcamw were not rondo public, told
with the betrothed
ol(leers they were tilting In n |a ir , Prince** Dean* and Archparked automobile not far from duks Anton of Austria.
*n Indian village In tha park
Since the betrothal cerernvny at
where the yoeng woman's turps* Umklreb castle Monday the )oung
was
princes, and her fianre have
Before viewing Garrison, who bean inking abort airrlane trips
Germany. Doth are flying
is under arrast, tho rauplr was
said ta have described the man
te function, ore be
thev observed. This description,
pol*ro asserted, fitted the prison ing planned hero In order to run*oupl*>
er, who said he was with tho gratiria la tha rngagrd
glr| Haturday night but took bar Th* date of the wedding ha< not
boon announced but it I* eiported
home.
.
Action ta frea Garrison I, ex- to b*. la Juno.
Nrwspoprr, yos terday in ro*
[rated to ha taken today. At
torney Fairchild, employed by touaQag llesna'i acrurapliahmenta
tbo sue peel, sold ha would **rk (WMaatrated on her proficiency
a writ of haboaq. corpus, thus as a sailor. It was recalled that
forcing the aatheritira either tf •Kw ht • marine raptaln In
'
t a n t has earned s .ree
free Garrioow or place a definite
fer drep->ta navigation,
chargo against himaerved a practical ap
Reputed bloodstains on bod
p nn a warship aa a
cloth Mg |n Oarrioon’s apartwont
advanced to tha rank
ware found yesterday. Aa analy
Ik s tenant.
sis of tho a tala was ordered to
a
determine if it terraspon l»d to
In 1229.
that from Miss Bradshaw's body.
Black sea, hoc
An Inquest late th* girl* death
d a severs storm
so t-fo r next Monday.
m th* bridge
Princess Ileana Is
To Be Feted Upon
Return To Capital
I.FESUUI
120 000 fu m the
a t Folia Beach rrectlm of
U Orimle.l hulldlag oa*
street*.
TALI.AIIAMMKK, May T^-(A P)
-M oving swiftly, the leglalatlv*
lobbying roinmlttea aet out yaatvrday to get tho truth, If thor* la
truth. In rrport* that 130,000 had
barn paid tu "a prominent demo
crat" by raring Intersata.
While tho House voted yester
day to rail off It* inveatlgotion
of law violation at hors* an,| dog
tracks In th* last two years, It did
nut pul th* brake* on It* lobby
ing rummlltre, which will deal
with the picarnL not with the
past.
Subpoenas were l.auad for J, T
G. Crawford of Jacksonville; na
tional Democrallr committer man,
(Continued on Pag* 4)
Measure Provides
Average Cut Of
Percent In Salmi
Of E v e r y Offl
TALLAHAS8EE. M ir V
( A P )—Sweeping reduct
of st*teeel*ite*wggod In the Senate today
the Houae heard m atif *
defense of tha proposed1
mens compenMtion act bill bj
Senator Turner . of
Key.
I t w ould p ro v id e a n avc
reduction of approximately tft
rent In salaries from tha
nor down through n u n / 'sub
ary offices.
Tha Senate also received a
to lax chain atorra on a rrsd a a t
seals whllo a bill to tax
tlon revenue at tha rat* of B ‘
1500 yearly was Introduced In I
lloos*.
Th* Hour* heard- Repraaeutmt
Rohlneau defend the work
compensation bill aa ha
against tho amendment offered '
SI reproacntatlvea to oils
thr compensation commission
leave th* matter of ad ju stin g
July caste to the courts. ~
Home voted, however, agmtnstl
motion to kill the amendment.’
Henatr In axecutlv* session
confirmation of th r appoint
of Math Oqulnn aa judge of
criminal court of record
county.
p k e r HU
Back At A1
Of afo p l Sysl
NEW YORK. May 7qdriAI
Uiuveree S l o w l y
Is Going To Pieced
MOUNT WIIAON . LABORA
TORY. I’AHADENA, CallfH Ms*
7—(A P I—Sir Jam*. Mopwwtll
Jean* said yesterday ha la tonvlncnl that what has boon Warned
sUiut cosmic ray* Is proof th*
universe I* going to plccet.
The sun, ho said, has pass
through onr-third of Ita life. Ila
predicted ita death lULOOO billion
)rar* from now.
Expanding with expletive fare*,
lie said, the universe U doubling
its six* every I t billion yoori.
Ill* topic of discussion was
thr time trala. All major prob
lems of Ihe structure of tho
universe, d#|irnd upon this, h*
said. Hr revealed that all studlta
revealed two time aeales, onn es
timating the life nf the universe
between to and 100 billion years,
known a* th* short tlnfc scale,
and the other between 10,000 bil
lion years, tha long tlm# Kale,
lie fav:.r* tha latter estimate.
The age of th* earth, esti
mated hy radioactivity of rocks,
he said Is believed to be 30 bil
lion year* with anal)sis of me
teorites suggestion th* ago of
the solar system U> b* about
the same.
British Plane Speed
King: Dies Of Injuries
ALDERSHOT. Eng. May 7.—
(API Flight Lieutenant H. R.
D. Waghurn, winner of tho
Hchneldrr Cup trophy In
1020.
died today of Injuries rsralrod
when his plan* crashed near
Karnborough Tuesday.
II* underwent an operation lost
night but gradually grow wore*.
In retaining th* Schneider Cup
fur Great Britain he attained a
speed of 328 mile* an hour. It*
was one rf England’s premier
ocroLatlr aviators.
2 Boa Constrictors
Excite Hotel Guests
Now' -York School system,
Inf them «f “alibiing" oa ik
tf tha IPItS campaign t* djrort i
tentlan from national*
Issue*.
The inx/ut's statements war*’I
reply la a report of th# etty
fair* ramniltte* of thg Natl*
Republican Club, whMfc wax fo
warded to Governor Baoaavtll
way of Information" kg Maj.
Jama* (I, Harbsrd, eh*
chairman o f'
tb* chib.
- Referring \p ihe report’* fh a .,»
that ho waa Indifferent tu polltlMl^W
abuses In tha school system In tjyf
acquiring of build ng sites. Mayor
Walker said ho had directsd*L#ukteM l
ard . Wallstsln to Invoatlgat* th* ( ,
purrhaa* of sites hy any and t i l ’ *'
city Apartment*.
“This waa dona wlthiot th* s 4-’' L
vie* or knowledge nf the Nat'odal
Republican Club," he said, "which
approaches a pyesidential election
In 1232 whllo W* are In th* midst
a terrible economic depression
■triitag in an army of unomplal
which Is idmilted ta b* about 7,. I
W0.0O0 with about 20JMM000 hua- ..
irry peopl* la tb* country.
"This (* not a t'lr*»*»t proapaag . r
for tb* Republican Parly, Thgjr '
ran not or have not dm* anf
to r t l 't r f their terribla le t
hllily growing out of tbrir
palgn promises In IIC2I ta
good time* and prjeperily In
country. Ho they fall bark oq
old faahlooad but m oth^aten.
of conraatnling attack* upon ..
legod o t tramped up mistake* of (W o
democrat is administrstloa of th*
City of Now York.
‘
Diplomatic Note H i i
Ended B atter F racaaf
WARHINOTOM,' May 7— (J
—Rrarotayy Slim.cn aoa*
today that th* not* of Ml)
BoUogardo, of Haiti, la coral
by Ute Plate Department to
satisfactorily th* iacidoat
ly tha protest of Major
~medley Sutler rof rite marl**.
against rsasorks aboat Vim
by th* arialqter. Th* mini,
minister la
claimed that F ort
th* capture ef
awarded a
ef Honor, <
aet* t*4
to * request l
m lal.tsr sold h*
re (Ira I an th* g amoral!
said h* did aet hi
NEW ORIGANS, May T j-IA D
—'Th# sntir* polka forre braathad
cs-l.r today after two wild, hi**Ing, rarapod baa toaqlrirtor* wore
• nptured la a hotel: Tb* ispula*
biok* out *f a tag* la tb* r;aw
of th* owner, Manual Kaqr.ltal, of
Hnndursa, aad wiggled Into tha
lobby t*
Kqlisd, of
♦ora of Ua fan.
rrewds qa|
,rTT •
11i d to
the reptiles,
rhlerefe
other la!
f"l!
�■«»w»
,* r x CC r l
3 at t
‘ *14
k•
• t
t 'A * ‘ A j \
tan
JH
.'o
* //.
m
„
O ir^ ra C M U ra ll got c n 4 h for
UaUffMI
of the year when,
going > K > 'U x . rhUIUe-Bdeteo
|M N M ft rth * r plUhrr In Urn
aiatii Ijmlng/ke stopped th« n i l Ik s’ rally wnlW Dm Braves scared
b» U w lrhalf; The final coo nt *»«
I t o , 4, Mid It WM BM-O MUlNt
v to ify ’(* tlw U f leagues. Rvl
Warthfngton’* horn* ran iU rt«J
th# mil* which pot two ran* i m
for Dm D tiiio , b at Wm Schulmtrleh, tb« reobk from the roeat.
big man far tko Bravo*.
►ran In tho alsth put Uio
DAYTONA BEACH
F tir? 4t
i*F-*”-AK/ OmtIH1
Batteries: lechery,
(
id Bool, Cronin: Dudley,
Brooklyn
Now York .1 300 200 0 1 1 -4 14 0
B a tU rln :
F ttnlm m ons, and
Hoy an; Clark, OaUIrkn and L a m
locabardi.
Ctoroland ~
Now, .Ta.k
Philadelphia
Washington
Chlfapo
»ov«4 hit
Anywny, that I f ta f
rao'tho,w orut of tko reef
ho vtow waist of a bod do*
Tko Yaalw got
flro
bang two kamtra, aao by
fit, Lolala____ I
( J p t i t n h o ’a leading tko big
laaguo-alUftara thla afternoon T
Noun .o0 hS|A)uU> the Big Bam.
A00 yaatarday,
Jumped t i g h t 'o p among thoHtlg
bettor* with n mark of .434. Data
Alexander want hltkaa again, aad
dropped to third plara aa Law
Penaara mada thing* aafa far him*
aalf by hatting .600 to lot him
,U y Ip^oim d Plata. Tha Big Six:
Playar'and Club 0 AB R 1! Ata.
Ruth. Yaitka
11.39 I I 17 A3(l
PenaWia,'Cte , I f 7S IT S3 .433
Alexander, Pat I f 71 10 30 .433
Roettgor, Rnla 1165 1 8 8 AM
Darlt, Plill .. 16 46 I I f .400
**
'*1lento 'I f 07 f 34 AM
V tr itt; 01
II. -iR Ila,. Senator*.
>fi
Oporfe Earnahaw w u tha
ibow In tha Athletic, d-to
over.tba:Rad Sox, to ‘« m
lot. Tba A’* had their hit*
NkM on, but were able tn
i^lmt four rune on 11 kUf.
aw etrack out 10 o f tka
R tka Tiger. 7 to «, thay
ad-out 11 hlta,'four of oklak
triple*, and three double*,
total of M baata. Watwood
parfact day M hat, and ha
tore got a double and trip k
The Tiger* worked on Pr*»d.-itrov* him from tko mound
but Urt*o pahkr bald them
tUe tba Baa pounded Honing
tkk for more rue*, > '
tka National Laagaa, the
la*la, Idk M et atala. sat
n T f !i^
P fritfp
4
monthly 1100, woakly t
Wirt, pboaa or wrlta for i
Chicago ■-— . 431 000 0 0 * -4 14 0
Cincinnati
013 101 0 0 0 -4 7 4
Bat tori#*: 'Pray, Ban ten, and
flokafoithj Swaotland and HartII
"
MACHADO I I
BBVBRBID
darateod'WAt tka Saint* or* ex
tremely land of bunting on thaee
■mall’ town pitchers. Erldently
they don't know Ibat Denali and
Mclanakan both know how to
handk bunte, and that Dennis aa-
Tkm nmaUU
LANKY’S DRD0
ocriptloni,
rampkuly^^rr
WANTED* BAUC8MKN -ORAL*
ERR. Ratling axporlonct unnac*
Maary,* hut A*ily rtIMblo paopU
Mod apply. Wo supply everything
—Producta, Haiti .Outfit*,, Balaa
and Sortlco Kathode th a t gat tko
moot budpaaa oretywhire. Super
ior Rawlalgh Quality, old eslab11*bed damfRf. lowrit
price*,
guarantee of'aptltfM tloo or no
rn ih n quite a w . ,100 b o m
B r im ,
A dkpw»t af. rain Intorraptad
tho dehedukd practice t»talon el
tha Iknfutfl entry In tkk central
Florida Learns yaatarday- after
noon, and ao, tha boya trill h a rt to
visit1S t Aufuatlpa Thuraday aftemoan In anything' hat tha boat
condition. Lofty McLnnahan k
•chedulrd to ba on tho mound for
Sanford, and-If nothing happens.
Hid Rive will catch. Tha game W01
atart at 3:10. In tba Saintly City,
and there ofctht ta ba qulu a fal
lowing from hero In attendance at
tho fonteat Thl» afternoon pract Ifally all of tho playara who will
bo In th#?R*ma tomorrow ware on
hand fo r practice,. and recalyed
thaly final Instruction* aa ta bow
T M tN T S, .1116
m w Hud ton, Eaaaz, or Ply*
mouth, or Chrytlar fay- f l l . Ap-
Saturday'
Is
• IA
C thd*, Tasks,' Ctaotll, Whit a
Rot, Chapman, Yaaka, Jahaaan,
Tigers. 4 rachr moot th a t oat*
Boibald. Brataa, I | moat atrlha
onto, e a t fama. Jahaaan, Yaaka,
• 1S| ' n ea t hades an balla, ana
game, Morrla, Red Box, Praaler,
White Bat, I f tack: moat kite.
Panacea, ledlaae, f i t meat rune,
U Wdaor, Plralaa, 11.
Aganta
^
YESTERDAY'S RISULTB %
Detroit — 1- 010 030 000—3 • 1
HAVANA.'May f - ( A P ) —Tba
Chlrago ... 110 031 Mf-^-T^l h, iprrma court yaatarday tnada
’ •Battorlaai Frailar, Pabar • a n f yubllr-a dacialon declaring Praal*
Tala: Sullivan, H arriot, , Uhla, dant Machado’a action In doting
and Srhant, Hayworth.
, tho normal aahooU toma tima ago
Now York 333 103 18a—I f I f 4 unconstitutional. It la .not i t - Warntr
Waablnttan 004 800 003— • 1S T posted, b o w tttr, that the scholia B A X T E R
Batt«rlot: . B u r k a, Tauahrrr,. will ba raopanad bofora tha Ji
.
lladlay, Crowder, aad Spencer,- holiday a.
Hargrave: Pennock, R ufflaf and
Dlrkoy.
Phlladalphla 100 000 13a—4 II 0
Boa ton . . . . 000 000 100-^1, fl 0
Bat to plot: E a m a h o W ^ .C d th -
toe hi
HA8ELDEN-BELL
THE ARCADE
BUSINESS m
DIRECTORY
hr
E s : I
9 0 * <*-■.
V
lu e r g m
Senter CUm of. tho ScmIooIo High Sekool wltl laau. tto third
onntujl fdlllOn of.Tho Sanford Htraldg’ Satwday, May 9th. In'order to
holp the nenlora make tha edition aa ootataadtmr aatfaa; Saturday haa
boon doaisneUd aa “flfalor Cttaa Wiht M ^ i.C B u n tf W Ala begtnnlnf . ^ h that lasoo wlll ba accaftod at half price.
Tho Sanford
Horajd will giro fifty per coat of the ffrcouo U tho Sonlor Claao.
. Taka adraatag* of thla hit rodactioa for yOhroolf-aad rommabor
the Soalon will cot fifty par cant. Sand la yonr ado now!
•'
'll
DRINKB-LUNCHE^
10^-FJower^jra£
ARCADB M A R X W r'^
•
LIBERAL AtpOWANOR
aid battary. f l f W.'PIn
ap it Big P ro fit In Results Prom
E xtra Circulation
‘
M l Pahoftto.
WANTED TO buy ar trddo-
L z z x fr n iz z
Park Ave..Phase M3*W»' .
SO OUfTUM BAY* t'H L 1
idATEN AMYdohV ABUT A
' HR '5
jr L A T T M "
iSJkooNb S H ? i 'm a
a
i
�•n f a m
W
ir
wfrjL* ?dk.
elephant
m
tk< m
* f M ape*.
to*. P u l Whiteman pMmU
prb
bulk with fit* different
farfouJ, distributed.
hl«
M ra » . Bchumonn-Iltlnk
rtM UirM bone* Hairpin*,
ExtandiBff Th# Jtoy Scout Movement
Arpofth<*m«nt wm htlde In MftnphU the bthdr day
>Uv# on Ota forma, or in othtor rural or aparaahr populated
Item. may enjoy (ho bunaflta of 1Ala wonderful orfini> • gltee .fiew U wild-life
in
^?lia tb f Boout movement In'tHto country U cortparg*
hr ww. Twenty yura ago whan thou who war* W*>
bafor* to* world War. war* beginning to cut tbalr
a ^ h o u S d Tne lurg of the wood#,
na fire without nutchea, the appu
"feting odor of thferPunceat cashofli
L m V
« M rJ ti;* P J i i .
p ita th # d v llf tlitg effec t# o f a lti
j i » t r u n k , ' a t III Ifkee to liv e In i
I tu d M o f D an iel Boone, K it Canton,
o th e r h ero es o f f r o n tie r d ays.
U iS ililil
r iit li* • ** ■•
T K E tfb s FROM CAPITOL H U X
r a e j r n r n a a iramlhon WMh
» t» t r n i y i U r D. Butler
(
to ' M U m a u *
to
down th t Band's* refe,Handlno,: K lih 'flru fu . *1*
rfiM iK td tn b’l pftiynm by
m o r* p o p uioua c * g t« n h a d th * o p .
• ! * # from te n d e rfo o t to E a» U
CaHlwtJha
- I . u 'i r
laud to the Ifnhdd '/* M e a
wm
i
i
f
e
f
S
gf#*.* * • Tha patient!, CTOV.
h u rt, ifill hpathea.
\
f York ^ulm munl«U.‘* v “ " i .
ha' piouily rdpadla
the n n i Ward.
■ coidfttunUla, •> Mayor
tar waa relating ta il Hunday
Mag,' a n ' •» (« (* J ab a In an
I . a |» - Tka cooMtunlata a n
W ag Walk*, la Uia tie pa, ae*
Ia t to tha mayor, that haviag
deprived loriity of l u ( m U, aald, society will r nimble,
lug pie I co*m un|t|e a (n *
j a m
d
m
a r a f t
toy S cou t m o v e m en t, s ta tis tic * d<
JW1
'M m
|i|nd. obddUnl,
M Bow, alleged -It" girl ai
wviaa, who, knifing from
•p a r ilorlaa of late.,has heaa
ig lhe« randla, al'lm tii ante,
aed the other day. and haa
r o i t t W
i f e
i, Sba hat b u n taking h#r
drink and ba marry
U,
n» gnu rq#r die** doelrlnt toe
L* a «- v
•H • ■■
a be commended, and will dbubtlada be- met With an lei*
hualaatlc reception by the country boya.
SENATOR PAT WHITAKER, Of Tampa, aeema to
have peculiar Weaa of economy. Elected on an economy
ilMtfortn he proceed# to allow hi# Idea# of economy by the
bllli he Introduce#. Appropriating bill* of entirely a local
Among tboM worthy of
city illrbrr dropped
dry 960,000 for th
worthy enough In
im conflacatory taxea^Orlando Report«r-Star.
to tarn troaad and ret raw hi*
step* for seme dletanea If ha on* the mighty mayor of New York
expectedly lighted a non on th* and ipolling the deep of ralitlona
of our moat tubelaallal sitltepm
They a n tharyed with th# lateot
Dfevid Betaiea opeMspki many of oil wdtl espies Ion. It It moro then
k b show# aa pawlble In Waik- Hksly th a t they rauaed ta il year'*
Ingtow because be e u lucky with drouth and #i to tbo bustoesa drlame of * ls earlier prodoetleni presalon, what 'leas mlraculooi
that o pcarj. thabw. Charlie Caae, power far woe ceuld bare Impoatha mo&emffui, earrlaa a bit af ad thla upon uaT If tha truth wera
atHAg which ho alwoya twlite kM ^n,' It la tha rommualata'. who
Jteff. S H kilM vl whlipdre to Urn^ untimely aprtog frm
aelf while In tho wtoga awaltlne
bla flrat aww Aeeordtag to Ruth
S P R fcA D teforcyou, pn these pu i f t , *Arc id v crtisc
m e n u Take a few momenta, and-let their words an<
{deturea reveal w hat Ufe can M i for yon, t f you bn
lo the effoft to *
a iy au d fM M a le af
lata, Tartew* etataa
la.aa a d tp haa w
5.StSSitSl
Longer daya of Ughi
I Maentag Ueuil-
Mm M eat
te h tte g
P
llnao,
te’jh* oammua.
I
Ha W *
�hy Mr*. J. P. Hall, Mr*. R. A.
Smith, M n . U P. H*g*n, Mr*. H.
W. Ruckor i M M n. D. U Harper,
lU nainir* for all h i n W n of while punch * « i #*rv*d bp Mr*.
Oardtn Club of Bnnford tho Mattie 0 . r>r». Each rafrvehmen'
loo Clrtla waa heatoaa a t "ro- plat* « u adorned with a a mall
pice* of bougainvillea. The duh
room* wr*r* decorated for tho oecaaton with roses, bowl* and boakata of v*rioc* spring and rardao
flower* emphasising * peal*! cot*
erson
.basinets and aocU »
Cirri* Number Six of
lathodlat Church wag I
lap afternoon at lha hi
W. C. Dekle on Weet f
illh Mr*. G totia MrO
| . M n. Bessie Hatch!
devotions! bp reading
chapter of proverbs
It with a prayer.
W. 8. Thornton aa ml*
Orphanage Club Has
Meeting Wednesday
Tbs R anh Parker Methodbt
Orphanage Club held it* monthly
buslntta ntteUnf Wednesday ftft*
•meow a t the home ef M r s .lt P.
Torreoc* on W att F tn t Ktreet
with Mr*. J. D. Parker, presiding.
A abort bualneaa oaetlow was held
a t which time It waa decided that
the membera visit the County
Home PHdop afternoon and bold
a prayer and eon* service that*.
At the clot# of the bualneaa ***alon an led and cruet course wax
•m o d by the hostess to Ute folbwlng: Mr*. J.* II. Parker, Mi*.
J. If. l*owell, M n. Geary* MrCrum
M n. J, Q. Waite*. M n. Aim*
Uubbock, Mr*. R. L Khinhoiser.
Mr*. Tom Wllliama, Mr*. 0 . A.
Radford, Mr*. Hickman, M n. W.
E. Welle, Mr*. A. P. Bandy and
Mr*. Clarence Smith.
Miss Abbott Is Given
P arty Upon Birthday
refreshments
v*dby the ho*tees, assistIn . Jaaoo Cook and Mr*,
harp, to tho following!
B. OdtamT. M n. A. J.
Mr*. H. B. RID, Mr*. C.
•char, M n. Lather lies. W. E. Horn, M n. J , U
i, and Mm. & a Moor*.
k Lewis Wostcss
Home Loot N ight
Imonlhig Dr. and Mrs. P
h u d , of Ripen, Wlar,
n to return to their borne
f otter spending the win*
on h e n ot tho Volde* Hr. H. B. Lewis vroo ho*test
Igo party b a t night ot her
the Mahoney Apartment*,
tk A ra n a . Mrs. Ebrrhard
— a,bo* of stationery a*
taut the b«etee e.
• tonelualon nr •erarei
done of bridf* sro-e* were
md priaou awarded. High
b e for f ta b i l e s . u <kck
*S '«**fe wb^ m E Z j .
uw, while Dfr Eoferhard
y similar phi** for hiving
—among tk* men.
it*| color scheme woe deky the quentltloi of map
a a a a a n llH U i
m
.I k .a
at lone mend
other
arranged In prom room* where the
itertaJnsd. The t»lgned to reproeem
pring flower*
In
ad**.
B
i waa tarred by the
d by M n. John I t
iooo pre* -n* were:
F. A. Eberhord,
ifgneet*. Mr. end Mrs. John
McDonald. Judge end fire.
.Mboron and Mr. and Mr*. F,
Mica Lou la* Abbott celebrated
her fifteenth birthday snelrsrsory
etth a party rlre * on Toaoday
evening a t the home of bar parm ta, Mr.- and Mr*. James Abbott,
Floral IIright*. Dancing and
tame* wery enjoyed during the
arming.
Tho room* where tho gnaelt
.were received war* decor*Vd with
o profusion of roses, sweet pens
end other garden flower*. At the
supper hour refreshment* wort
•erred to the follow Inge Mieott
Louise Abbott, LI11I* Mo* Abbott,
Dorothy Leavitt, Mildred Duncan,
Terrains Leavitt, Willi* Mo* Ar
nold, Julia Belle McClelland, Melv* Lunrkpilit and Claude tllll, R*y
Powell, George MeCDIDnd, Clyde
Tanner, "Boot*" Urquert, Von
Kennedy, J. D. Duncan, Archie
Abbott, Mr. and Mr*. J*mea Ab
bott. Mr*. 8. F. LenriU and Mr*.
Lundqolst
raff at* Up—« "C * abort tin*
Header*—HU* and Asheville,
1
Clearance
CARD OP THANKS
A fter all bualneaa waa dlapoeal
of the bealaoaca, ocilated by M n.
D. 3. ( la p tti al
A in a Hobburh, served re free*«
llm KlwsnW Convention held hi I*rota. These present were* Mrt.
Miami thlo wmk.
J. R. Forreel, M n. A. D. flhseom
Mr*. R. B. Monroe, Mr*. W,
Mrs. 3. K. LIlea has relunmd her,
D. Meriwether, Mn. W. 8. The—,
homo after epeodln* eevenl weeks tain, Mrs. J. B. Crawford, M n v
with ta r ateter, Mts. P. I. Mon*, Anna Xaroevoan, Mrt. Alma HnV
a t ta r ham* In J a cks egfille..
hush, Mr*. R J. Allen, Mr*. 0 . B.
C«mp, M n. Btesl* Hutrhtaen, Mrs,
Rush Bt. John* and CTydo TW*- W. P. field*, Mr*. Georg* McCrum,
pen, of Lakeland, spent ym ta r Mr*. J . A. Roger*. M n. 8. JP;
day afternoon an* lost night hotr* Bradford, M n. W. C. Deckle, Mr*.
J. D. Powell, and Mbs Ola Urn*fo n t
____________ ■
v
Wo wlah to thank ou frienda
for their klndnsoa tendered us
doling our recant bereavement.
Mrs. r . N. Eatridge
Mr. and Mr*. U L. Ratridc*
Mr. and Mr*. Bert Herndon
Mr. obd Mr*. J. H. Estridg*
Mr. and M n. O. R. EatHdce
Mr. and M n. L. M. la m a
Mr. and Mr*. H. M. Parr*more
Mr, and Mr*. T .JU Sullivan
—Adr.
of HATS
Straws — Felts and Combinations
Friday and Saturday Only
8£„p..........5 0 c £ST...... 5 2 .0 5
Dresses $ 5.00
'iu»
S nB nbsS S I
Piano Pupils To Give
Their Spring Recital
Raprcaetillac
Washington J>. CL
Mrs. Morris S p r i e r and Mb*
Marge ret Roberts retnrnod Tuooday from Wilmington end Golds
boro, N. a and Atlanta, Ga. where
they haV* been visiting lelativ**
for tho post two woeks.
-
.Forming a party motoring wo
Bek Memorial Tower gt Lake
Wole* Monday worn Mr, enjl Mr*.
J. W. Hero, Mia* Sara V. Met®. of
Washington. D. C , Mr. ond Mrs.
James Jackaon ond son, Wesley.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mere hove
aa ita 'r guett*. lha'.r %daughter,
Mtae Bara T. Met*, of Woshlngton, D. C„ ond tho'r eon, Chari**
E. Mere, of Fort Warn*, Ind. The
U tter will be Joined here by hie
wife Saturday.
«
musical
Dtp
of Mr*. Ludlla Takoch and Mr*.
France* lllckion will g i n their
spring costume recital on T h en day evening at B o'clock a t the
Wcman'e Club on Oak Avon**.
Tha pupils will be eeslated by the
newly organised rhythm band with
Mr*. Taksch as soprano soloist.
The following pupil* will take
part on the program: Dorothy
Pearson, John Fmnal, Joyce Ad
ams, Harry Brownlee, Caroline
Hague, l-ucllle Hall. Ruth Strange,
Tommy Cobh, Esther Strong*,
Donald Pearson, Eleanor Watt,
Helen McDaniels, Mabel Chapman.
LtRoy Cooper, Daphne Taknch,
Kathleen Adams, Nancy Roeaetlar, Helen Chapman, Margaret T*»
hath, Doris Jackaon, Minnie Em
ma Strange, Carlin Palmer, Lydia
Rankin, and Mary Manning. The
public I* cordially Invltod to be
present.
nlng to attend tbs Mothers' g *
exercise* to bo held tomorrow a ft '• H ttn u l 8 pring Featlval
ernoon at the Pi Kappa Alpha South Bldg P rim ary Bchool
fraternity brute a t Gainesville
F rid ay May 81h
are: Mr*. F. W. Bender. Mr*. Ed
3:80 t 9 10 P . M.
ward Higgins, Mr*. John Schlr- (R oast Deeif 8upp*r— 6 to
gon>. larkspur and carnation* erd, Mr*. Frank U Miller end
7:30 P . M. — 25c)
pied* up the floral decoration* M n. T. L. O'Connor.
nboat tb* rooms wtaro the gnaata
enjoyed bridge games daring the
afternoon.
Lots. In tho evening o ewoot
course woo served with Iced tea
by the host***, assisted by Mr*.
Edmond Melach, Mr*. R. O. Foi.
and Mr*. W. A. Trtgne. Those
present were: Mr*. lm T. Boyle. I
Mr*. Clyde Byrd, Mr*. B. B. Bagg r i t Mr*. I^e A. Cbnoby, Mr*. G.
K McCall. Mr*. Wmond Melech,
Mr*. Linton E. Allen end Mrt. C.
L. Park.
EVERY MOTORIST
have cA ew ideas
RCFRIGCRATION
NORGE
H
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19
B •:
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I one th e N
i y o u n ew ii
ILL BE HERE
SATURDAY
n be end r
■ n u fse tu re d
11 find it th e greatest regular-priced m o to r
d evelop ed fo r w arm -w eath er d rivin g,
urther d eta ila :in th is n ew sp ap er tom
�^H om rifllst Gftee
chcon Wednesday
i
i qtrantilir* of gla/lloll,
ir and snip dragons ar>
T urner Hotne Scene
Of Circle1' eetlner
The home of Mr*. IL W. Turner,
4(M Myrtle Avenue, w n the tcene
of the regular meetinx of the
Itelle llrnnett C rcle of the F lirt
Methodist Church held on Monday
afternoon with Mr*. C. A. Hadford presiding nnd Mra. ('. II.
Fmllh leading the devotional.
and
rani r ini with
with firm
bowlp1bofvase*
pink rail
I■bootami(hefern.
firing
Of During the bualneaa Reunion It « n i
rone*
Mr*.mom*
Powell
F. K, flnumillaf
en- drrideil that at the next meeting
racwlvedn«.a Mm.
gift'from
Mr*. Round!an h >ur would be apent In prayerful
ed
with
a
luncheon
yenterlat aa a memento of Ihe oceashn. study of the third chapter of the
trrninn et her hnrne, 0)0
Those present ware: Mra. Frank be ok, "A Turn Toward Pence", InAvenue,
,Fow*ll, tohonor
gueri,complimenting
Mr*. D. I). •trail of having the usual period
rank
Powell,
or Tarboro,
N.
Caldwell,
Mr*.
Frank
Powell, Jr.,
houte’gur.'t of her daUgh- for ml-rinn stuny.
o fjungw eod, Mr*. K. A. Dougta**,
Commlltrra were appointed lo
r*. M.
It, Th'gpon.
II. Caldwell,
line*
Mra. W.
Mr*. Kent
deco rule Hie cliiuth for each Sun
!
Htqsrller. Mrs. fi. K. McKay, Mrs. day of this month. Mr*. J. I)
Itinehnn
tahie* and
were Mi*#
eovj'1 W.- Ttirndor*
l^ingley
mEllen
—... w.th
laco and linen eloth/i ami Parker read leune aril- lea from
Mahoney.
n j / (j
Ihe hunk, "Florid* rbitxllah Adp/;i Laler in the nftrrrmnn Mrit. vwatc." It wa* derided that Ihe
; '"Eoamlllal entertained ihe mem’* June meeting lie held lib Mr*.
^ ahaex of her Fortnightly Contract J. II. Parker nnd Mr*. \V. B. Well*
c- Cluh. and a latde of o'hcr guest* at Ihe home of the formrr, l|«
In .honor of Mr*. II. I- I.eOetlr, Myille Avenue.
•- of flalnhrldge, fla , with n lyriifscsA Mie'al period wen rnjoyed
fc:7pM ly. High score prlre* were
telrvshmenta. were served by
awarded to Mr*. D. f» Thraiher, wTien
ihe ho •loop, rr.|Mi-,l j f r*. j„
B Mra. J. II. Ilinlermister. Mr*. W. Telford anil Ml** Morjoile Turn<■ J . Thigpen, and Ml** Perry l-e* rr. TTiose present were; Mr*, fl.
Bell. M’*. I^fielte wa* given e
A. Radford, Mrs, J. II. Paiker,
1 memento of the oieaalon.
Mr*. C. II. Smith, Mrs. 1. It. TelL . ' At Ihe lee hour rrfreslimenlr ford. Mrs. W. F. Well*. Mr*. R.
[j were srrvnl by Ihe limte.'s, arudal- W. Turner, Mrs, P. N. Whllehur*!,
v ed by Mr*. A. II. Wallace, Mrc Mr*. J x W. Rutlelge, Mr*. K. |jW. Q, Hilt, Mr"- »:• IM raldweli Mrlnlyrw and Iwi, vl-llrirv, Ml*.
y and Mr*. D.’ I . Thrn*hdr. Othr-.* Marjntjf Turner and Mb- Murid
- - peer*nI w rrr: Mr*. II. II. Mlsll'p
Mra. J. ti. Sharon, Mr*. F. J
j Qomalrc ant( Jlr*. H. II. I^wl*.
Miss HentHe Boyce I h
H onored With Party
Complimenting M is * llr**le
Boyce, Mr*. William Ray Fori,
Mra. George A. Moffett and Ml**
Trcarlf-M cM«c entertained wilh a
- mltrtUane us show er‘and party
’ o« Faturdsy afternoon at the home
of Mr*. Maffelt In Palm Terrace.
During the afternoon various con■
teats w o e enjoyed and pri:lie* were
[■ ftwnrded ’to Mrs, Hyron B tevrm
L1 , and 6|tn, W, P. tlfonks, Jr. Mrs.
B*, BUvuns wa* giviu a powtler Jar
K . whlld Mrs. IlrtHik* wa* prcscnlcl
S ' - With a spatula.
0
qoiro rr*h*r|ienlng
Cornelia McRae,
PARTY
By H I'TII lll'IIIIA K D
".H ere a te acme game* for the
Khthara' -"poem" party. The d rat
Might be a game of poetics. Each
f | [ n a i t g it up in tu rn m j try
lo i t i out Her favorite poem. Th*
heat a rtre ri shoal J gel five im lm ,
for her tally, and one should hi
m i s l e d tha prraun whn ran guru*
moat of the poems diamatlxed.
A fter thl i have a "hunt.” Thi*
Nte, while quite unlike those In
khteh your guests are prubsbly
kfeueiomed, la very amusing. The
p e a t* sheulf look about tha loom
M U >h»v fjnd ujujectv th at have
■Kg made famous In nureer.'
Mnnaa. To mate* the game easier
M flt.rrisi-cro asa* on th* ohjecl.
n i l . While rhalk. When thr playfind aomelhing, Ihry must ait
B m V n n i writ* the name uf the
W m nnd tka rhym* which conNO* It- Plfuty of p ap rr should ho
might l>* a clock ft"
, diefcoey dork." a bo«i
Muffet, a pi* fur Jack
the
,
'
"
11 ‘ r9> ■
annoylethlnT
1 k ti
I* n tw...pronged fork. F or wild
dnrk kpjI some o.her klnil* uf
game, game alo-ar* ore needetj ly
rut through the hrcaal.
Roost kerf and rdhrr honed
mast* should always lie nllenl
actor, tie g ra in -le .. aero** Ihe
end, of Ihe musclr fiber*. If thu
ro«il la lie-*! and skewered Into
shape the string should lo- re
moved hefore hiinglng the roast
tir Ihe table, leaving the skewer*
to hidd ihe rosat in the prniicr
lie
llch nil
mnvi'd.
a.lhuul
i* e,maulowhkh
dm is
Tuesday night, according to Ihe
»lnry the |M>lice pleeeil together,
I’rowlcy and hi* crowd went out
for a ’■party". Tho group Inu. f litix,.ii l>avl«, 10, ami llelWal h. 111. They plied Into n
", " 'Fn l " r n,"i drove Into a dark
tani, IIO| far ....... th rlr home*.
Crow icy decided there were too
nnny jn the machine nnd onlrm i
them out all hut Helen Walih,
wi.o remained with him. The
nihrr* moved 300 feel down the
lane t.ml wilted.’
Not linir iTfterwar't 1‘atmlninn
With thhken nr turl[ry, place
Ihe fork wllh one prong through
the ■drunull k" an t one through
the lhi»h. The rua-t should rest
on .1* hart nnd n very *l‘ghl
movement of the fork will show
where the joint I*. Remove l„dh
"drum sti k" end thigh and then,
Dinner
Veal Collet* in Casserole
Creamed Pulalora
Eggplant
Wntciimuv Salad
S ’r . r . s n j !
une-fourth
Mis
thnrougbly.
tgqX
klwuld be lboiDugh|y*nMl
twwmtyr m in u tu ( • Urn p
tm n tjr mlaulM w ar,
tea-
bt«*4|
s iq iit s f . uk f a l l s d e a d
J
4
a f
JU**n* ^ t . r .
MIAMI, May 7.—(A P)— Frank
II. Itayea, 117. rellrad nuerchant
Of Atlantic City, M / t ) dlodtln urn
ambulance yesterday after collaualug while a l g h t - a d d l w g <m
the
t w e n l y - f U » rt h floor
of the D4d* county court
house. Phyalchtm a a rf ha' uuffered
an acute heart attack, lie I* aorv-ved by n a'atef. Mr*.J.""W. BeanIon, Atlantic City. ’’
.** '* i
LAND TAX AUTHORIZED
LONDON. May
houruofcomhinnl )Asl n:ghl adoJ>ln l the reaclution of Phillip Bnbtqdett, chancellor of U)A aweheqoar.
aulh jrlxlng Inrporltlua of • land
tax uf a penny a pound, starting
In ]9?3. T e r motion Was rartlad.
ty a vote of 289 to 230, giving th*j1
government a tnjorlty o f 6ft. •
KAN III QUO, May 7 .-(A P > —
Invest gallon Into tha slaying of
Virginia IIrook*. lQ-ycar-oJd atbool
girl who waa kidnaped and mvwt
derud Feb. It, war reopened .2**-,
trrday with the nrreut *ff :Mafia
Mercer in Frraivo. Calif. Merear
has Iren sought sine# the dianpreaimiw-e of the glrL'
rkh
DADE CITY—Dad* City Fundlure Co, opened complete radio
hllutiiiiiint.
%v in ih«t kfiiri" kiw r^rt Hi# pron^A
teaspoons sail,
nett National bank aWacksonville,
to appear at the flryt hearing F ri
day night. At tha aame lime James
J. Hackney, a public accountant at
St. I’eterxburtr, will appear aa a
nitncaa a t hi* own frqueat.
Representative Horne, of Madi
son. thlaf examiner of the lobby*
Ing contmiUct, a ho tinted on the
floor cf tha Horn# Tuct day that he
hoped lo ascertain through tb o lty
_ ____whether
,____
the 9MUW0,
veitigmtion
•a widely reported, had been paid,
reiterated yiatrnlay that he would
go to the bottom of that charga.
There wai no explanation aa to
the nature of tha testimony tha
rommtlloo expected to get front
CrawfoVtl nnd t the man from tho
bank, or what It waa Harhney
wonted to te ll I t waa made cleat,
however, that (ho Inquiry would
■teal strictly with lobbying for or
against [tending legislation to per
mit the lawful operation of rar«
tracks, with pari-mutuel betting,
the big profits uf which would go
lo the state.
Meanwhile there was much spec
ulation as to the effect the sudden
ending of the House investigation
of condition* during the last two
years might have on hills to le
galise racing.
Proponent* of thear bills fed
Ihe idilclnicklng cf the Inquiry In
in tha Wolfe-Haiard certificate
rysUm haa tlraied the way fur
Immediate comldeiatinn ,ef lh e r
measures, explaining that the pub
lic umuseimnU rummltlcc of the
House, and tho Senate committee
on miscellcneou* legislation, could
not report the Idll.t on cither floor
ra lom; a* the House Investigation
wa* in progress.
Tho nppcalte view was taken.
Iiowrver, l>y the antl-iace track
crowd. They constrnvd (lie action
of the House a* o deliberate pi
geon-holing of an investigation
that had lorn started in an a t
tempt lo disclose im gularlllr* ca
bling at the tracks In spite of
the law .prohibiting w arning.
The nrutral group In troth House
ami K.’nata, toninrbing legislators
to vvhotn the question uf legal I«lng
pari-mutuel* has always been a
minor' b*uv, Iwi eve the situation
ha <wot been affv-laid ',r»e aay of
the other, that the dropping rtf
Ihe. Inwnllgatlun ha* rvd drawn n
■ingle convert to either *ld* and
Hint the roll roll- will be tha Arne
r* if the hllli ha,| been report*-!
out on Ihe first day of the ae**lr>ri,
del
Hie
mace
U
F I unfi ( m
i* m
« ir
vof
i fopinion,
ipinioiif
h.iwevi r, ihrrc certain preilctlmw
enn Im- nrnde regnrvilng the forth*
minted* *0f 'Joieph R:
phlladatphli- iporla«M*.«pd o w
ct the II(aleah trivtk, (f ra rd ln t
hfc ’payment o f’ |l03,ooo;ib;W oir.
and Haxard for M»* wad of their
cert IfIrata nla* Wldener, Iq hit
afateraent . before the* feint ,tw >
ml tiers, told fer the fltat lltn^
how much the TatnBn 'ta w y u r t
profited from hi* treefc- And Wolfe
and Ilatard corroborated Wldthaff
Insisting that their ehnreMu the
receipt* wa* the le»l«n»ta per
centage from a aydtem they tonU ral
- C’1 - *V- •‘ -*
tendI <a
I* legal
'ays Are, Offering M any
Delightful Trips to S p itlf le m M o to r is ts
paint, a
'■f Ihe folk la te off the "drum
slick" In Ihe »*mc manner. The
wings are removed next In mmh
• hi same way.
F llte while mini from Iho *l.|r*,
beginning close In Ihe peak of the
*‘wl«hl one" and fin -h by taking
the while meat (nun the breast
with the knife sliding along the
length of the wishbone.
If he host heroine* loo pi nml
of
hi* arriimplinhiiieula wllh
clili'ken and turkey, Iry him with
n duck nr goose.
The*e vv II alway* lower
thr
prlilo cf Ihe prem nlurcly coull
dent. They gig faiVed precisely
like i hit ken or lutkcy, hut thu
Jnlnla are h eate d farth er back
D an In the other fowl*. Only *
trial or two will teach the carver
where to locate them.
Ix>gaf larq h b quite easily carv ed
If the carvrr knows where
tn
make hl« approach. With the folk
over Ihr bone nnd n t I ha top of
tho roast, well above tha rentci
toward lire large end, slicealralgh!
to the Ii n r on Ihp curved aide, a
utile bell Iml the fork. Cunlinuu
Miring nt Intervals of a Rule less
Iharr une-half Inch until you have
ru t enough >lii»» for Iho lompany.
Then detarh by ru u a'n g ib*
knife along Ihe bine a t tig h t miglea lo the d rat atil*.
T kert U no good reason for
having leg of lamb boned by the
b u tc le r except cow ard ice, but if
vou da inU tiust Ih* carver uf Ibv
household, prepare your roaal wllh
cniao and t* |e Huffing.
;
Peel *lx large onions and liill
them unld tender, then chap them
fine. Add in* tablespouq. of iuw -
spooq pepper, tw* copfota
tub bard and *U nn, avrrymanlcuaualy rhalk ad in■Wdden, Ppinla should he
I M «IIc« ascribed’ lo Cruwley,
-V. 1died early yesterday with eight
Inet
bullet* in his chrst and arm r—
lines, I' hot down lieforo he had a
fuldni chanre t j defend himself.
T L c**'. Since Virginia tirannrn, a
rnd at- "taxi-dancer," was killed 10 day*
ugn and her body thrown behind
In rail- n hedge in Yonkers, Orowley ha*
vent by l*-en a fugitive. Yesterday a half
In the dotfli uf till companion* were
nn rn- rnvndnl up and their accounts
:-.cmli- <>f hi* artiville* fillcil in a back
ground of youthful crime.
carving I. rompleird.
T ie srrond Implement rcrc***ry
r « n
\ Bridge*, Anna lirlle llyaon, K*«ic
, 4 Whlllle, Film M etl**lher and
before
pie I’lr w |:h Chtcae
llevcraga
Luncheon
fic*llu|>rd Com
lililnarh anil Egg-—
Fruit G clat'n
Mr. and Mr*. T. W. Drenk ol
Milwaukee. Mi**, nre visiting n lativ r i heir.
Mr. W. T. Kelsey rpent
Ih*
week <n,| nt the hi me of hi* hrnl bar Mr. It. E. Kelsey.
Mr. and Mi*. I.rr W alker uf
Kanfnid were calling nn frirndt ’urulay.
Mr>. T. I . Cook nml ehlldrcn uf
Orlamln «p nl P tliin lay at the
home nf h er mol her lira A. J. M •
C-ullry,
E m nirnl and Ifarvpy Kelsey,
A rthur Pei tin nnd Allen Hunt
•peril Sun lay ut tlaylona lieach.
Mr. W. J. Varn vi Ifni In Wlnl.*r G nidrn Monday.
Mr. It. K. Kri»*y and a p*rly of
•m ail l*i}a s ir n l Malunlay afternron at Ihe prarle fishing.
The Woman's Club will h,'l,| lie
regular m e-tlng a t the clnli house
on Frlilay adiriiiMMt the Hlh. A
a|veclnl M ulhrr’s Day progrvm ha.<
( Cnnllnucd from Page One)
la*t nh'otlng eerape. They fear
•>«. l"o. m av have Iwrn killed.
•
Patrolman Frederick llinrch of
0 f F |f | the Nassau county force was tha
victim <>f the latest kilting which
t'hild Health [lay wa* nhiervcj
|}A : w ith Ml»* Boyrt- w m j Mm. E. C,
Economi st Sees
H i g h Tariff As
U. S. Requirement
_ .
O lC d
ByMro. B. IL Walnrlght
appropriate exercises. There wrro
■xertlse* In Ihe auditorium from
MiUO lo IgtlMI when health
award* wire given to tmmliera of
the Knighthood of Youth tlub who
had ear nr.I them.
■ A basket lunch Wa* served un
due the tree* and an abundance of
"range ado waa appreciated by the
children n* wVll aa Ihe grown.pp..
After lunch,'In Iho Gymnasium,
the may quean wa* crowned after
appropriate ctri monies. Tha queen,
Minnie King, daughler of Mr, and
Mra. Hub King, ,*•< more lha i
usually Ireiuliful Ain her royal
PORTLAND, Oregon—Billy Whiskers, *a trained alley goat, give*
the neighborhood youngsten no end uf amusement More aklllful
than any mountain.g o at this citified gcat demonstrates that he ran
walk from bottle to buttle with perfect safety. The youngster* claim
that Hilly learned this trick all Try himself.
Dr. nnd Mr*. F. A. Kberhard
|in n to leave Saturday for their
home nl Hlpon, W K alter spend
ing thr winter months hrro nl the
Vnhlrx lintel.
OVIKIJO NEWS
Kjem&MJaa
eicltac gave p
■MKMnatvHVT' * enmitvy at tha Phone"
fft1'after which Mlaa Ellen klerlwe■ j'r.fhar also enterliincd the guest*
a reading, "A Parent ltep.
L t , . rtmancled." M b s,McRae pfriunled
B ' (ba'hohor guest wllh a IrrgJ ltn»- c*|«vvhilly Ix-autiful.
*
Wtj. ket filled with gift* from the’
Mlaa Anna Clark dv-arrrvc* much
^ gueala, while Ml** Ellen Marine-,■<>rnnnm mlnllirn for tho auevea* uf
(re lh e r gave Ml*, Uuyce a nlvclly’ the iirogrnm.
Jr scrap hook. In wh’rh g-ml 4|*hc<i
A field Irark meet w»* held ‘n
K 'l M m the guest,, were wrllUnj
the efteinoon to determine Ihe
At the tea hour a *alt,| Uour» ln**t nil-round chi'* in nrhot-l. ‘fir
7: ; nnd tea were served by Ihrlhost-■ honor wn* won by thn senior
jf- a**#*. (Juantltie* of gladioli,<rose,i class.
py ' .and sweet pea* wire arrengrtlI
The renlor etas* play will be
’•7' with fern in vase* anil howl* *l>out given lit Ihe srhool nuditoiiuM
the yooms where (ha guests' were• Friday evening May h, at ‘eight
. tnffrtilnrH . Thr» Invltvil
o'clock. Admiaalnn will l,r 36c nnd
J k r lltr t llusaall,
William M. tlrum ley, Mr1*. J.
, B.’ Ray. Mr*. Ilyrnn Mtnvrna, Mra.
Cl Iff rn ii W alker end Mr*. Victor
Green:
;
•
Also Mra. Ruby ConiK-r, Mr*. II.
i '' L> G arris:n , Mra. Holurt Yancey,
I 'M r t Phtlpa. Mr*. J . N. Ililnllck,
* Mre. Ray Fort. Mv». (i. A. M»ff ill and the 6ll*le« Trcssh- Me.
,7 B«*, Bessie Prescott, Alllr Ti a f
ford, Adel* Klnes, Emily lleyd,
• Annie Laurie Jnwrrs, Mihlrcl
Newt at of-the new la the t a r
da I of kid. Tho anndal he* very
dafinltely coma Into ita own ax the
direct complement to the arm ing
pajama, which threaten* to re
place the Sunday night dreaa. Thr
ptrfert medium for th!a tandal, uf
course, lx kid, for It I* soft and
pliable and taken any dye beauti
fully.
F u rids
Ned ftmlth, of the Sanford Fur
niture Co., thU mornlhg laautd -i
second Invllatlon to' all Hartford
housekeeper* to be present a t the
altre either tomorrow morning a t
10:30 o’clock or tomorrow afte r
noon nt 2:30 nMork, when Mr. and
Mr». Hen Ifawk«, tho former an
electrical refrigeration expert, the
U tter a food erorlomiat and arletrtUt, will explain tho pr.nrlplet of
ieelrss refi Iff ration, how. to Ret
the mod oat of refrigerator*, eith
er l.elea* or oli-type, and how tr
prepare fcod* which require rafrigr ration.
Mr. Hawk*, who haa had 13
yevra' rxprrlonca a t a atwciallat In
refrlgMfltnr construction and ro
pe Ir. will deliver a abort, compre
hensive talk on how Iceleaa re
frigeration benefit* the houaekeeper nn<1 how to get the moat out of
an Icebox.
During the talk* by both Mr.
and Mm. Hawks, refreahmept*
will 1» serred to rarh wnmetr pretrnt. Mm. Ilawka, aa, a food econ
omist. ha* pre pored a ahort. Inalnictlve, and humotou, talk on
final nml It* relation In the icebox.
ATTACKS MACHADO
.pent so much of th rlr fort* they
had failed to |«-nclrale the out
ride molal. Thl* condition, imli.-p
said, might hr xjdalnrl If tho
hnlirta had first rn u e d through
■Indent publication ” l.n Vox d*l
K itudhm le," i b ‘ lUti.il |,y the
student dirvclory of Ctiha's govcrnm enlally cIohciI university, ,n .
pcnrrd y retrnlay, rrularing "Alma
M alic," closed by poller *fa weeks
"go- It hilteily n I larked Ihe Ma
chado adm inistration.
MINIATURE B
MlfiH.TY
Stindird 03 T«uii{
Senria Will Route
Trips Free
lew mbn
Gave 1
�pi":i
A Way To‘Check
Attacks Of Fits
flcor**, Topic, in Bii»r? g, A ^ M 1Th* .M ila rn U u , Dixie N etsK tftlA i
V A nd/; 6:15, The J n l r t t ; 0:30, Pvirfell Q u art.!; 0:45, Petori .Pa
Phil Cook; 6:45, Contort o r t lr u j rade. CBS; 10. To be announce-.'.
7, D ili* spiritual.; 7:18, Kln-Tlli- CBS.
•
T O N IG H T S PR O G R A M S
t l n stories; 7:30, Salon orchestra;
W R IT - liilneayjBa V
8, (Underwit and r n m iit; 8:10,
Repot 1* ave rvcelvM "of an
O rchestra melfxlin; p :3o, C lara.
■mating tira'.m ent th a t epll-ptlea
6,
Time
Signal*;
5:01.
U
nlrerTHURSDAY, MAY T.
■ (CHS Chain)
I.u and E m ; 9:18, The C aravan: alty Hour; 6:30, Organ Program ; *tate has proved successful in
(By The Aanoclated Prr**)
5:45, Crime cluh; 6. Morton 10, Plumber mueir; ln:15, Toplej 0, Political 1‘oittailn, , Wm. U. checking their attack*. It. I-ep*
r.
Eastern standard time, I*. M. Downey; 0:15, O rchestra; 0:30, in B rl»f; 10:45, Hawaiian m ad e;
C arleton; 0:t8. Tiol.-ne P lltg en ; *o. Apt. 0-c 123 E. W right. Mil
L , gale** indicated. (P rogram , aub- Sponsored program; 6:45, Daddy I t Dance hour.
6:30, Flying S |uud Q uartet; 6:56 waukee. Wise, ha* been *upplyH, ject to last-m inute change by ata- and Kollo; 7, 1'ryor'a band; 7:15,
418J—WLW—700
S heriff and Police Report*; 7. Tu Ing sufferer* with thi* treatm ent.
tk w .)
Itaru*ra Maurrt; 7:30, H. V. KulTllB, fam e nit WJZ; 7 :4 5 , Spon he Announced; 7:18, The Harman* He now wi.hr* to reach all
' jfiW 4 J —W R A P New Y o rk -6 6 0
tenborn, talk; 7:48, Story of lim e; sored procram ; 8, lb-cord pro* Ian*; 7:30, lU ilu ll Result*; 7:35. those who have not been helped
(NBC Chain)
8, Musical dinner; 8:18, Character cram ; 8:45. Orchestra; 0. Frolic; Novelty; B, Stubby Slrele and P*°l and ;>, do «o I* m aking the s ta r t
* J i m , Jim C orbett; 5:30, Dinner mu- reading..; 8:30, Detective m ystery; 0:10. Same an WJZ; s«;is. V ariety; K night; 8:15, (freela DrBtuyn. ling offer of a gvnetvu* tre a t
h jr il t; 5:40, Baseball scores; n, 9, The I.nthrrmn period; 0:30, For 10, The Hall; 10:10. A rtists; 10:41, Violinist: S •„■«>. All Southern Mln»- ment free to all »uffrrm-*. Any
y Hymn sing; 6:30, Sketch; 7. Rudy tune build.m ; 0:48,‘H arriet law; llnb Net*hall; II, Mk'lrr*.
tr rl; 0:08, |la»vlvrtl Result*; 0:0f, one afflicted -houtil w rite for
>1>Valle*’* orchestra; H, The Birthday 10, Denny'* urcheslra; 10:31), Radio
W eather F u irri.1 ; 0 :t(8, Sign Off- this ftce treatm ent a t oner, giv
177.4—WIIT—I0H0
V 'p arty; 8:36, Melody Moment*; 9, roundup; 11, Nel.on'thn.rrhcatra,
0, Same an WABCj rt:45, Near*,
ing age.- Adv.
u B. A. Rolfe orchestra; 10, Dramnt*
report*; 7. Same a. WAUCj 7;15,
3 9 IJ—WJZ New York—740
Old Tim et*; 7::ui, Hill Ilillle*; B,
fl lc skit; 10:15, Dance orchestra.
(NBC Chain)
148.6—WABC New York—860
5:30, Dance orchestra; 5:40, Memoir*; 8:18. Same a . VVA8C;
L E G A L N O T IC E S
0, Feature program*; 10, Same a ’
WABC; 10:15, Meditation; 10:30,
«»• a iv r e a - * »«.*:.
Same as WAItC.
m m it t: im 111:iti:itv ittv r:.\ iimi
WMl** Ilul Ii|l p.ilHtlltm." lif | lift I
T Iin tS IlA V , MAY 7.
«• i' i -* •i i j»m I *11111'«*m‘ «■! viirwI*»►itrw
WJAX — Jark-nntllle
•till •ail*"., hipmI** 4.1tin1 r n ltin l Rtf Hi**
1'Hl i
A |*rll.
flint M
8,' Right Deuces liunre Orches
tti«- * in nit i 1 1 hi ittii| fur H* n»l.
tra ; 8:30, Frank Munis; 6, Amm
v , I 'l . a t t a i n , lii t ‘l i m i t * 11 ,
n» i • * *i*iin t . n i f * lit*
i ^ imI i i u
'n ' Andy. NBC; 0:18, Ta*tyra»t
w i i . - . - t n I ' v n . i M : .%
«*ia.
At Small ('«•!
Jesters, NB(*:«i::tU. Phil Cook, N•*u
«i . • • • m i t l n l t u i n l - tifit! I M H A N
H01*N|» \ II.!.*•:»: |N»*. rt *»l w.i.
DC; 0:48, Rus-ell M.PImll'a Choc
| p f t'liilA til w. | . II
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W ATIM IV,
M
•am a ef th* Short On** May'Ciua* Trootl*
Here's a powenul Oil—An anti* tHi»
olate Soldiers; 7, Fhlichm an Sun
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*• 4. *■ it | *|Ma|«1 1ral. fa|iItli 1 raff rr
SB
' YE6TERDAY I
JO -rp rm rr Quil'n^of shine program, S ilt'; n. American septlr oil an 1 n highly ronegn* Mil1*1''-Ii I►
•■rtiiiii •M*lt aI i»tili 1I’l1* (•iiItT*
Badlator Pm gri m .N1IC; 8:31k trale.1 i.il that you ean depend tiff all ■ pflu.
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E ngland,
(*aill* » | Vtailnaa In H»|l.
i 11—Soaks 4
.,
|'|*ii till*. 1*t .
Maxwell 11mi* i- Coffer program. on lu put I > flight the most ob filfif. W(Tll ftail^
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NHC; 0, 11. A. Rolfo n lid hi* l.ucky stinate ra te of Kctrma.
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NBC;
10,
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(Ill* f«a1l>*n half ale bt‘| |f*4*«|
K ialt Cheese (ti. T .l; 10:15, Leo shou'd happen to fail I-aney's l*tl»Ml.
l«rt*i•• 11 % «n mi i *-ai )n iirBiiniilp
, -J 17—Natives ot part
14—Dog hous*
K itrhrn; 10:48, Institute of Mini- Diug Store or any rral dniggist I'liimli Tfnflilii, ih . w'H i
or Russia
'
1 6 —Wan t ulckaim* 1
le i tint* «ll in I Mm* 11iifutt «■I
will hand you ha t. your money
/X11 75—Cathedral city la ral A lt; 11:18, Crystal Slipper,
1 |—Qrowlig out ■*
n n .1 T It | t I I 11 ii a- ( f i l l
ttrlllanw
Brittany
■I-la*III* iit f 1*1 ♦ ► la *1I! m f »,
i l l —Oo* ufcpoaed
WII1MI — lirtando
— freely.
27—Movement
8, Musical M otdt; 8:15, Orlando
And i lily ho re n t, for a gener
jo —Part of Antarctl*
( lia r ninl Part* Aiitoiuolivt pro- ous l.i.ilie of Emerald Oil that j i* n s mi. i n i *
land
Plant; 8:30, South Sea Islanders; will last a long lime.
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\« f r Me II'M *1Mli .tit tffct'Kkt* MIT. I t-lil* i*f HffttMtn
0:18, St. Morita Drrjie*tra, CBS:
37—Small child
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llht,|ltll'
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t i — (Ddu-Cblnese
,
Mlltl Willi apIrnalMl I *'•
European in
kingdom . ' >
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Pryor'* Cremo Band, CBS; 7:i8. I f t lilt* f*M l :*f«a'.a . *'la*#f«
ftt liliiM Nkln, iHtiiplHR.! MtiM tMff**- Ttiii
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In u lt' Style Observer; 7:30, Base HlrtiliflliFM.
ii ml i'piif liiwi- ftrrii*-in(iFf aI*»# bm *•* [m ! ft.t| alt t
35—
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ball
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7:45,
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tun
Jew
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67—Dreally
pleaatd
B*d u a u u tr
J J —Ufitld uieoiure
mi*I ii n* it lilrli 1 4'i ftill"fall!) HmriaMn
Concert nil'SkjP, Musical Memoir*. ■
44—Ltfta
37—
Suffix: abundanc*
'Ml Mll». (hrn I Ii a- Itriii riff nf fraf
46—
Strike out
38—
Note o( scat* Dixie Network; H:J8, Old (loll IIVial laerN MlttfiN u tial frH Mfi* tiaalllll M llJHl lS' A M«»VI
II—Exprtsaing' c*nh tlrlh n i f*•» i
47—
Box up
3»—How
C hatacter Readings, CHS; H:30, hr iIn i'tifti|ilrtr *11r•-* iInna with
aura
40—Park (abbr.l
46—State of b*lng
DOWN
44—Sullen
,
U tar
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41—
Barter
1—Looked fixedly
41—Drop to kn***
47—IndiRulia period
3—
Nam* of several
41—Engllabl military
4»—Eilat*
book* on politics
honor (a b b r.l,
to—Imltatad
I —East Indie*
41—E ilat I
11—Eraae
(abbr.)
,46—Situation
Pert, to tnoutb
4—
Kind or b*er 63—
l i - U t t l a boy (Bp.)
Terrlbl# ,
6—
Prlc* paid for64—
(—F u n <
(5—Daeh
ui*
f—Eat away
IS—Original
Inhabit*
4—Astral
body
I—Till* of r**p*ct
ant of Utah
7—Quantity of
I—South American
CO—Thu* It appeared
thread
country *
In original
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Myself
)—Indigo d/aa
I—Combining form;; P—Former Queen ot t l —And (Latin)
65—
Continent (abbr I
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nickname
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, • ■■■
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Dr. W. E. MavROUGALL. CIHnish bouse with garngc *nd
RUPKACTUR, is now located at fenced In chicken run*, filve loca
his residence In Flo*ni Height*, tion* nnd full liifornmtion In an s FliR SA LE; H M il tenor **aaR. Sanford. Phone 3iiH-M.
wer. Apply "II. A. C." cans Her
phone. A Bue»chrr in.lnim kttt,
ald office.
flood romlillon. 150. Thnne 443,
:l— Automobile*
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The Sanford Herald,
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w ih lr r
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R um ination of A bstrart* ef l-aud
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liou*e. WiR move ul once. ShellI— B u s in e s s S e n lee
herd St. ph. n<. Route I, Hue 227.
LANKY’S DIIDli STORE—Prracrlpti. n ', m uganm a, fountain 15— Atm r l m en I w F o r Ite n l
service.
I’lto MPT deliveries.
M.o-iodin Ave. Thre.
lt|i| It, Phtfm* (VIH.
nU lL M N O RI.OI'K:! Itrlgallon
Imucs and gcri ral cement work.
Mi ...I,. Concrete i 'o. J. 11, Terwiltager. 1»rop. 3i.l and Elm.
H7— llo itu o u F o r R e n t
MAN W IN T E R f»r Rawlcigh
1 11 )* Itoule el HH) Font III" to
Fnnroid, Tilu o l b . New Sm yina,
Daytoiui lb .‘h, l . v lung. Ite
liable hustlri rail start eainiln;
138 weekly and in te n s e inpully
Wiile (Hlinedialely. Rnwleigb I'u .
Dept. F A - U F-58-V. Memphis.
Trim.
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Saturday Is
Thj
FOUR ROOMS rnmpletety
Ills heel. Over bu.king lake,
minutes from Post Oflice.
Union Ave. II ||. I.ntvsnn.
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BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Cut Out For
Trade in Your HuedFur*
niture ■( WAGON KIIH.
K e frrrn re
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Open 24 houra— 112 8.
I 'n r k .
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Open ID A, M. I m 2 As
M. Sanford & G en tra
Aves.
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POULTRY MARKUP
Phone 91)9
Fish—Chlrkrna
la c k , Key and tiun llepalra.
D t'.K ri'ii'fl
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NUMBER 1M
jfailDAY, MAY,*. 1M1
GOVERNOR GENERAL VISITS EAST INDIES
t U last Ug of I
rarw Mm York to (
f
They plat
It Mm York lot*
■ without ■ stop.
l.WRRR n*ct mpnn’.ed
L t v li Yancey. tt
i pilot* who l> too*
ivigatlon In prrpan
* pTlpoarJ world |
Treasury Head States
Present Standards
Must BeMalntalned
To Obtain Recovery
‘ ■ •
■■ ■ »««« . . .
WASHINGTON, May « - ( A f i
Sacratary,
Mallon
yesterday
•all tha praaarration of praea*
taarard rratoratioo o f builneaa.
Via d m throw an unespactod
»U a^nt Into tha daHberattona 41
tha International chambar t f
commerce, coming aa thay did at
a time whan American tariff and
war debt polk la* ware getting
TYINOPEN
Wants No StarCham.Without !**■
S’p lativ e Majority
The plenary seasIona of tho
chaib^fr had heard com* com
plaints
against
tha
HawlayNEW YORK. May « . - (A P > —
ftmoot act OS I deterrent to trade, TStpmany Hall yesterday sat la
tpeilon a definite move |o bring
into tho open all phases of tho
Imaandlng lagialatlvo
Investiga
tion lata New York
City afAssemblyman Louis A. Cu»llllef
sagj to tha eommlttae of Inquiry a
dhgaand that a maetlng be held
Mn t Tuesday to pass on two ea
r n >tal prints.
VqFlwt, that no aUr chamber sast | p i i s held without the* minority
members.
Hceond, that It most bo agreed
all numbers of the rommlttee, pnd
• 0 merely the Republican ma
jority, pas# on all ovidenre before
i t (s presented la public heatings,
.The assemblymen In a letter
demanded also that tha committee
sad net Ita cosaaal, Samuel B es
tiary. conduct tha inquiry. Ha
•Med that by tka rommlttee he
meant Ita fall mewvbershlp and not
merely tho Republican majority.
Whether Tamaway l e a d e r s
wndM resort t « a court action to
sAaiala th a position did not de
velop hat Isadora, viewed sack a
*t«e a*
TkO 'absolutely
free
head”
which Reabury t a il promised by
Rapohllean UfltlaOVe leaders be
fore he agreed to act aa .rommlttba Counsel Was eltaUangwl Mon
day by Krnster* J. J. McNahoa
•ad John J. Dunlgah. They took
exception te apllUtag tha commit-
change arrangemenU
la this
•cuntry wad. proposed ta a apeoeh
of Mam a A. Traylor, president
Of the rtrtt National Bank of
Chicago. Ha urged aa tavaatlgaUaa by the managemoata, with a
riaw to prohibiting al erwdlt tradtag in amounts under f 10,000;
abolishment of floor-trading sad
of tho pabllcatlon of tho 'dally
settlement' statement with ito
'-r2 ^ U
■
A |i.Vk|.
.VrWisa -V'l
[I
that plan Reabary h*4
designate any memlay
inHteo In any apeelfR
Um Inquiry. Tka Demo
bar. objected (hot thij
permit the rooaMl tg
Republlcsn to ■ » } -pg
af iaveetlgaUea ha lab
deelrable. U waa tki
May g ^ -J A F l— WUI, Lo* Angela*, was
IIdent of hlwaals Inauceeedlng Raymond
tasks, at tho fifteenth
Rattan today._______ •
NEW YOR k 7 May < L -(A ? > —
’l l KM lutned In railroad circlet
yaslerday that a special meeting
of tha executive committee of .the
Aaaaclatlon of Railway Kxaeoll#**
Kill b* hi Id Jn Chicago Friday., .
In that connection, It
wa»
Maraed that railroad rxeceliVM
might discuss the feasibility as
seeking Increased freight rstas at
a atap toward bolstering revenue*
that Karo bron atoadlly declining.
It waa thU aaaoclation through
which tho railroad industry last
fall announced Ita determination
to demand a fair fight agalnat
•gpeeted tha railroads Indivldo/Hy
hate carried out programs of re
trenchment to cut expense*. They
point out that any further WoUtering of net revenues moat come
cither through Increasing rataa ar
wage cuts.
’
iarga holders af railroad sarurities are understood in Wall Street
to have agitated' for soma action
by the railroads to bolster their
aanrlaga which are now at tha low.
cat level In several year*. TH)
weakly reports of freight car load
ings—an accurst# barometer if
railroad business ■ show traffic
haa not been so small since 1921
and 1922.
Havings banks and . Insurant*
companies are among the larger
holders of railroad securities, Tha
declining Income has breught Is*
lo question whether those of cer
tain road, will be sufficient to #».
sura their bond* helng rvtoinej on
ihe Hat of Inerstmenta legal fpr
their' use. In l t t t ' a l f but a lew
wreck able to meet tho requirementa.
Hinre tha first of tha yadf 12
railroads hart rut the dividend
rate# on their rommon stock and
two companies announced they
were unatila to pay tha Intarest
on their adjustment bond Issue#.
Many rail mads hava resorted
to reduttlon of working hour* of
employe* and layoffs to rurtail
ttpensra but while there
harr
been recurring rumors that over
ture* looking tosard cuts In basic
wag** would be mode, they hav>
btcndtnli
program,
Tha retrenchment
hare been increased as Sock Month
showed further declines la ravvnues. Railroad men have polrttel
out, however, that then la a lim
it ta tho relief that can b« ob
tained through layoffs and cur
ia Hod hours of work.
In view of tha known •ttltud*
of tho administration and same if
tha leading railroad agamitlves
agalnat wags rata, It Waa suggest
ed In railroad circle# yhat sente
movtmanl might rrystallaa at the
Chkago mooting to Increase reve
nues by raising rataa.
Newfar Formed Golf
League Will Have!
Tourney 'niursday.
prenile Hero Who Visited Pi
At WhiteJRouse I s Back At
C « u , May C - ( A P )
lad! was bask la the
gas today. v .
.
a here, credited with
J Uvea ta Ik* aakari
•ear kata ta
the
'consider
political
k led ta
half hour lator ha
by hla mathar that
"Gee, I feel fli
I V aura gleg to |
If I did hpve th*
gnats aayesta avaa
House Develops Heat-J; 7
ed Argument Over
Two Proposals To ■'(
Redistrict Florida-'.1
icrease.Is Seen As
Possibility In Move
To Bolster Steauily Falling Revenue
The official opening o f th*
Central Florida Golf League, rarantly orgsntaed hare, is acheduled for. Ist a r tm afternoon at
It JO s'closek, whan a sextet of
golfer* rspraasKltag tka Sanford
Country f l a k trill m e t a llkr
number of playan from tha Daytona Calf and Oeaalry Club. /
Mitch play, In faurwama*. will
start promptiy,4t liao. The Nas
sau system tt searing w|JI be in
u»e, and nine possible
point*
may b* scored by aaah fowrw-xne.
A l the end « f tka aaafon the
team acaejag th# kigkaat aumlwr
of points will ha awardsi a >Hver
___I . i__ ___ ,.V__ J a_____
Country
Orlando
Country
Country
T A L L A H A S S E E , M a y ft.— *
( A P ) — T h e Sertat* In « * e c r e t j
session tod a y refu sed to co rW .
fir m G o vern o r C arlton 's bus pension o f 8 h e r lff Dan M e- ‘
Ijtughlln, Hendry county, aft'
o r m ore than an hour's seaslon.
1
The
l^ouse developed a \
heated a iiu m e n t 'o v e r
tw o ■:
proposals to radlitrlct the ita ta *,
to gala flea frapnvsntstlvcs Yi *;;
Congrcai aa permitted under tha' ;V
19.10 ranaua but adjourned with- c^l
i BATAVIA, Dutch Rail Indie*— le ft to right,'Pol. Dwight K. Davla, Governor General o f tha out final action.
WorWmrni romprnaatlun le g it-, ft
Philippine Islands; Governor General ra Graaff of the Duteh East Indie#! Governor Davis' adjutant)
tha Commandrr of the l'. 8 . 8 . Pittsburg which tarried Davla and hla party to the Dutch possession) latlon already passed by Ihe Hen- ,
ala waa tripn up in the llouaa ljut.....
IJutsnl to dr Grdtff. They are shown as they inspeetrd tha guard of honor at tha
•ad Mr. Ileelrn,
aat nalda m favor of the redlstriril'.
latch Governor's palate at Batavia.
Ing hill. Tha 8anata adoptad a hill vo
to rad;strlbut* all school ravanna' '*
on a unit bails with one teacher
,
and SO pupils raprraentlng n unit. '
Attempts to hold afternoon and f
evening aaulona yratrrday w ere'1'":
made by voting to adjourn until
tomorrow because of a
public ' 1
TA LI.A IIA S 8 EE. May 0. —
heating on tag bills.
( A P ) —Governor Doyle E. Carl
ton yesterday afternoon signed
Mouse Illll Number SIS, pro
viding for the foreclosure of
rayes In the City of 8anford.
The measure ^iruvllr, that all
tases now delinquent In that
rlty may Iw foreclosed on at
TAI.I.AIIANSKE, May S ,- (A P )
ItOISK, Idaho, May 8.— ( A P ) —
Following a n announcements
once, and that all future Use—The Florida House 'of Repre
l.ydla Bo*»Hard. w. man
made aeverpl daya ago by Georg* 5
be
allowed
a
two-year
grace
sentatives yeslrldsy bsik-trmi bed
baard" aliased to hava poisoned
Weltuteln. praaldent of tha San-.,
pviiod before foreclosure pfi<*
II* trail of investigation into al
faur husbsiwta and another rnai*
ford Independent Merchants
ceedinas may b* instituted. A
leged Illegal oparatlon of hers#
relative lo colle.-l their insuranre,
aoclatien that all the ntembers of
refriVtulum was attached
t.s
ami dog trarks In the allto since
waa sought through the West Inthat body expect to begin Thufav'j
thehill
when
It
was
presented
dmr following her aacapa faom the
day aftarncan half holldsy araeaa.;
In the llouea’ anwi Henate, and
Idaho prison harp.
i ,,
taaSsAmma.
’'O tn t'alS’ sKtdThe'wmnan had
>ntoro at a
to the vetera rf
been Aided by an areompliee lit
:|n Sanford; tha cotnhined A and t‘ ,
Don was to i-mbro l tjov. Doyle E. Grocery Starrs; tka cotnMtwd
krr h « l t for lllwrty and institut special elecllon oil Jun
Carlinn wilh a view to lirlnslng Plgsly-Wlggly Klorci; and n faw *
ed n aeraeh for David Mlnden, re
impeachment pnrcr««l(nga. >
other merchants announced this ...
cently pqroled convlrt.
Warden It. K. Thomas e*pre*»e<l
The Mouse voted, 49 to BR, on morning thdt they will also be- ,<
noon.
^
Ihe opinion that Mra. hjuthard
n plea of Hep. John K. Mathews, gin closing tomorrow
waa fleeing
toward
Bpokanc.
Duval, ami othars, to reconsider
Several merehants, asked If the/ *|
ils action railing for an Inquiry In Im.rifled to close, dealared that
in.DE MOUNTAIN. Miss., Mav to rare track crime since 1929. they would If oth«ra would consent
0.— ( A l 'l —Five prisons
w«ra After staunch assertions by Rap. to dosing, hut at a late hour to-' *
found slain Inlay In a hum- near Peter Tontaacllo, Okeeeholee, that day nut all of them had decided, t
here. Victims, officer* hellvve he held the rhief a s* utive of the I t Is understood that Colsman'a; '
of the freniy of A. W. Csrler, atatu in the hlghevt regard and ItandaU Electria Co.) UlUulys v
whose body war found near those had no desire to Implicate him In Shoppe| Briggs, the Jeweler; Red
of his wife, two daughters, ant a Imprarhmi-nl
proceedings,' the Front Grocery | and the Florida D
i 'm . y n i f r
M blilfvofrd ICTlii ill To hd*l0ofee
The wifa was Mrs. Nora Carter, Indefinitely Invrallgallon Into op- fled their Intention of rinsing pro
3H. The chlldrs-S ware Martha, oral Ion of rare trnrkl.
viding other stores would
Join
nine; .Mar)' eight, and Mia* Anne
The body left un the recorJ*, them but official advice from man
Jeffries, 65. They wer* Iwatan lo however, lla order for an Invwati- ager* of those concern* was lacks
'
death with a hammer. Carter's gallon « f race track lobbying aa Ing.
Thursday afternoon closing la
death was due In a shotgun wound, a whole.
rtryairlan* »ald thay recently
Rep. It. V. Horne. Madison, thief Hanford Will extend through the
in 1924 for murder of her fourth warned mrtnl>eri of the family as
esaminrr
for the lobbying commit* summer months. Horber shops
Inishaml. Her fifth husband, still to Carter's mental condlticn. be
tee,
shouted
from the Moor, dur start closlbg tomorrow at noon,
living ia Paul V, H.uthard, who lieved affected by iatenslve rallging
the
grnernl
bedlam that an-l will continue until the first
-entaadad throughout her
Dial inns fervor.
week ta October, a# will rho .1
marked Ihr argument, that b* In
that aha was Innocent.
and P Stores, and the Piggty-WIgtended in find out tha Irath of a
Tha atato contended each of the
gly Stores. Tha Independent Mer
report I hat 160,000 waa paid to a chants Assoelaticn store* will
kill n n , all alleged lo have Iron
prominent
Floilda
Democrat
by
reused by pol.on, was motivated
TAHLr.QI’ AH, Okla. May R -- racing Interesta seeking adoption Start riming next Thursday 'and
will continua until Held. IT, which
by tha Woman’s desire t„ collect (A P ) — Thrra sheriffs ami IB
of rare h ll# by this legislature.
will be Ike laft day o f Thursday
The House Monday ordered the
de|>uties today surrounded four
Her first husband was Robert
loldiylng comnilttcs to Invettlgate
■ H j i -agUr whom she lived In h*nk robbery *usfrets In a cabin the two situations. On* Older was
near
here
and
ansitad
them
aft*
Mi-votrl- H * and hla l,n>lher, Ed
In Investigate, at request of Toward {Dooley, died under mysleri- er sn exchange of shots. They maeello, irpi.ri* that rare tracks
were
suspected
of
robbing
the
ou. cofid: tU ns. The hu.Lano'* bo.ly
have o|>eratrd Illegally sin r tha
waa dlatatagrad and brought to
la>t le-glslatnrs._________________
PRIRDRICIIBIIAFFN. May 0.
Idaho fo r her trial for the dealh
— (A P )—Dr. Hugo Kckrner, mat- ’'
of Kdwnrd M. Myer, the fourth
tet of tba Graf Zepitslin said to- ,
dsy ha would atari for tha North. .
Polo In hla alraklp tba mlddta o f. ,
July to meat Sir Hubert Wilkin* ' •
who ia gelng there In a «ubmar- ■
iWIlh more than 10 committees - the fallowing events, many of Int, An attempt ta make contact'v
reporting complete luces** so far them to lie |uirtlcl|>atcd In by Wilh Wilkins at or near tho pole,,
ia wgra Will am Gar- In arranging the detail*
sur- out-of-town recidcnU:
Diamond F.ckener said, should clarify th a .'!
a, and Italian C, rounding th* entertainment and hall game; tug of war between question of wbelher the airship U ,t"■4ta>-Mont^ second amusement of at
least 4090 10 teams of four men, represent- Ihe moat appropriate ini-ana fo r
near . 1
•heads, tw» pec11 rely. people in Hanford Thursday, May Ing tha 10 towns in beralnola landing Polar expedition*
14 when Ihe farmer* of Heml- County; a ladle* nail driving eoo- their destination, picking them *9
not* County will stag* their first test with 10 entrant*, represent- later, and providing them with
,
antjual Farmer* Day frolk, ev- Ing each town in the ruunty; hl- •uppliaa during their stay ta tho ,
ery Indication point* to th* fart
Aictll.
that tha purpose af th* day'a
The teppelln expedition w ill ha^g,
Mis*., May 6— (A P ) fun. th* rotal.llshmsnt of a closer
financed by WlUlam Randolph-. .
if report^ on brutal- contact between tka farmers and
Ilearat wbosa newsiwper# are al*' ;
I Rt Parrhman state the business men, -will ba raniso harking Wilkins' Voyage. Tka ,'t
sra -ware suggestions
dlrlgiblo trill carry a person# ta- j
lied ta a highly- beneficial man
ligations by tha ner.
finding
Uru tenant t’ ommaaia a
•
ry kaard of trueSmith, Unll
Several meetings have been
ura, and the grand
held during lb «_ _pa
faw days
hesdi af cemWlttMs charged
X
Carlton Signs City’s
Delinquent Tax Bill
SLAYER OF FOUR
IS BEING SOUGHT
RACE TRACKS IN
STATE IS HALTED
Action Is Marked By
Bedlam Of Charges
Met W i t h Denials
Female ‘Bluebeard’Escapes From Jail By
Climbing Oyer Wall
IMP
Graf Zeppelin WU1
Fly To North Pole
Success Assured For Farmers Day
Frolic Scheduled For Next Week
' Is Charged .
: Penal Farm'
wer* brought by
itgomegr pqraldgpr
diary board. HHp of the programi n 3 T at
i af qvlstriata^pt meeting It^wM^iwgagtod
faur ronviet* and
each
that
KAth « f F. B. Mottavtstigeted. lie*,
t o iv v J .. U '.
The rntertalnmnsdrad- U s »lel-
BURItANK, Calif., May •
( A P I - A r t btarhuck, and Chm
PannsW*. Pilots of a Pacific.,
Transport mall plana we» a IW
dead In th* wracksg* o f ' |A
plan* on n mountainside werih
�W m a p ^ fr r a waak,
( * t » Wl «x »u . and
»ltbla »»»«n r> «U .o(
M fe r n , T b .B iy Stai
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Da’tu. rim*
Doaltgrr. Rada
AM BMC AH
iv «!
Varga*, Clank
of tha WalaS .SnC Uwt wM
natural, tine* Jimmy Wright mada
thraa (r r n i at ihort, and Mill
MUas mad* on# and kt'mayb* a
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& s S xn m
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Uttarlaa: m J & ? ' a2d_ T*U l
sf& & M
tMmmk ha to a yawagatar. Hr
h*a playad pkPty af kick arhaal
ball, two yaar* at Rall'na andrr
a man aha tpagbt Mm nfara
I baa | k araraga kid knawa, and
a aaataa wM}i Pap UmphJae’
V. M. Cl A. loam bar*. Ha baa
HOT pkyad la Ibraa ytara. yat,
aailaaa to gal bach lata tha
lima, M WWbad aat far la *
waaba, ttglp* to gal lato gbap*.
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Phlkdalphk
and now Brooklyn ..
l'ra V>t nothin* bat grary. All Cincinnati ..
wbkh will bo dlrldad at .
o Miyaia who ahow o*ou*h In
root l9 heap plugging along.
bbd apMl mora.Uair la
rtka than Ulggtoa, »Wai»Dr
that ba wpa M m dkariml.
id aghtoat. Op top of.that, la
iracik* ttmr UW Taroday
my pkyad only -.Iwp toatog*
ayrand . k l a n
rapkead
DarUh, aaolhar pUyor who
rnakaa Upkjr.hnfl. tort obo
I baoa aat only twlra to two
IwTratotoOy yan’d atpacf
* waa UM, at aooa
it b* *aa to-pky
wrootf to bk abaaa
t waan’t a tawgh
haa that, whoa r*u
•dhaRla ypr*. bar
«• n plttbot * f Umlagkas, yaa « * • apt
■ rank iM taar. T*
IM. araa If ba did
k ImwI boy tha flrat
wn» thato aarlhlaa
Aftor h# gat an Urn aaaba ha
baow what to da to*.- If Jimmy
wfH atkk wflb Ikfa thing., I
can't aaa why ha wart ramato
an thk trim aU aammar, aad
pat oaty har* pkwty af fan. tort
•bars to tha praHU Ma’a gala*
I* har* fa haalk Umagb. bacaaaa.wbaa Bach gatfbacb to
If y y i ' W i ' U r ;
p
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k
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By tha wpy. that*’* * * * ■ * l«
dt. Aagwatina nwreday. Wa arpact
& taka Ok folkwing pUrtra op
Sam. Britt, Daatyh, Wrlgfil, HI*2 m ; JfOar, Blggor, Bpotwor, Har-
& T U k * . DannU, Ammon. W—
That bringa,ma to aaalhtr
thought Thar* ar* a f*fr,m *ra
aqaawka. Thay war* rakaaod by
a co u b k a fth # yoonfeUre who
lad - Urn daSda " argumant that
fcrT and M eU atM "- How about
MU of you boy. aborning up for
aroctico tomorrowT And by lb*
ito tr v r r *
a *t’ »•<*#
mw * * * •
•B ttftb W S tM f
ard,
and Jack
fataff, without
ara, ana
j » c* rotary.
*
procuring with thorn at all,
piaetkln*
yJI, tamo
ctor boro ftonday gad gat la Iho
gam*, whoraa* thay had to alt an
lb# banth and n d thalr b**U. In
■ a y It l « J j f a l r Uat thay
tbouU go oat them all U - w .1
long. and than M *a| Into tha
gam*. Bat, M ma try ,to anawar
tham In tkU way, »ln*a Umy
didn’t aU akow up at practlca
yattorday. •
i f any af y « i pky»r»'w»nt to
know about th* fln.rwoo, coat*
around and aoo ma, cauab .rr# gH
k «a-<W»ia f awi an payafr W M b
wa didn’t gat to toll arary pkyar
on Iba 'ctab that w* arpackd to
pay aU aur aipaarao aot af tha
Wa toUar^'there me. meW! thtagg e ^ f
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Press which Is n r l s .
M b m i l l * * » • I he * » » lav is .
E u r e l l s s ml s II sew * Sl-psl, h r.
■ h * I# II s r art . i h r r e h w w * .
04 Is this p s**r o d ■ '• " .'b s [•*
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hereto-__All
H u e sr re e s h llre lls * mt spsslel
K l r l H her*Is ere elss rraerveO.
jp T l l SI>AY, MAY 3, toll
faltl.R~VF.irflk FOR TODAY
!g d W TO KSCAl’E FROM F.VIhvausc thou hast made th«
old, v/hirh Is my refuge, evrn the
lust High, thy habitation} there
Ult no, evil l.-fnll thee, neither
knll ony plague rome night thy
welllnij. I'« r lie shall give hi*
Djrclj charge over lb s , to keep
Ea In all thy way*.— tW m 111:#-
Taxpayer*, who ha1
trodUctlom In the Legfclt
NEW YORK, M »y 6—I t ' ' I s
emmenUl coete and o f TOwntl*^ ntoi/urto H ftia g Mmo |of ptoosAftt and r »r T t-soaaoriag fa
the load from the ad tilorkm fax o n 'tju effpte. ‘ doUbtlcaa go * ilM lin g . down F ifth , i m m
breathed with a nigh of 'relief when they read that the with the knowledge that her* ia
House investigation into racetrack gambling In Florida hix • street where yon ran bar any.
been auddcnly and unceremoniously dropped Uka a red hot thing At all, train ihq Kostina
brick. With the session more thsn half oTtr and with noth crown Jewels to an Ire rrcam
ing yet accomplished toward tax relief, a prolonged investi can*, if yon only h «*» tb» w — ey.
gation into the ways and means o f hors* and dog track Brarything ia rifht thera when
gambling might well appear' tp the average tiUtett to J>e pew can look'at It and Uka poor
choice. I f you select an inferior
another case of fiddling while Rome burns,
' And yet, had this Inquiry been conscientiously carried ice crtam com , it ia year own
to Its logical conclusion we wonder If tax relief might not fault.
have more easily been accomplished. Is- it not always true
The neweat wrinkle on the ave
that at tHe basis of high taxation is graft and corruption nue of deal re*—and it la freabei
In public offices? Are not tha fundamental elements of the than park bench paint—i* a diewidespread Illegal operation o f racetracks and the high coat play o f apartment*. Yap, Ne
o f government so Inextricably Interwoven that the solution rooro trudging up tight flights
of one cannot be found without the other? Is It possible ur riding th* freight* •levator*
to build a great etate upon a thoroughly solid foundation in unfinished buildings. NO- more
when the termites o f political corruption already Infest trying t » make Norwegian Jani
tors understand that, whatever ha
the basic -timbers?
The very abruptness with which this Inveotigollon, think*, thU is not your Idea of
launched with the purpose of going to the root o f the race tha perfect nest, Yoo Ju»t drop
track evil, was dropped, Indicates, a midden contact with Into the apartment shop at Fifth
■venae and 36th street, and select
mure than any ordinary snag. The chairman o f the MiAnil one of the model apartmenta
Jockey Club had testified that he was ordered by the sher neatly 'displayed tiers in one, two
iff o f Dade county to Install the certificate system^ol aatf three-room units. A ll you
gambling or close the track. The certificate Trynttm; frtf£ hSt« to do then la sign the lean
veloped, wa* the private property o f two Tampa men'who and you can move ‘ Into your se
demanded $103,000 for Its Use. Further Information was ex lection— In London Terrace, Pare
pected to be disclosed sa a result of subpoena* which had Vendome, Chelsea Corners or
boon Issued fop the records o f the Miami Jockey Club and whatnot—at your leisure.
the Barnett National Bank, and such material witnesses ai
The apartment shop is eon.
Sheriff Lehman, the two Tampa men, and others.
PnAYF.lt—We tlmnk Thro, dear
father, for this promise. Our trust
ir only In Tln-e.
wan to "got" him.
JuHt now close this trail would lead to Governor Carl
/The Lciflslnllvr •r*«inn I* half ton, only those on the Inside can say. But of this every
(Mr and we haven't hit bottom one In certain. Any system of racetrack gambling,'-whether
•I. or bookmaking, Is Illegal .in Florida,
that every winter since he has beep
The Governor k:
,The King of Fp»lu setm* to
have been operated in several places
in office racatff
Me the happy faculty of meeting
Imvelf coming
hack.—Albany in Florida and that those tracks hive employed one (91
of gambling or another. The Governor Is charged with
the enforcement of the laws o f Florida. This gambling law,
Despite th< effort* to find a sub mt it applies to racetracks, could have been enforced by is
stitute, elbow grease it still the single word from" the Governor'to the sheriff. The sheriff
jM ential oil of industry.—Path- la directly dap«ndeitt'upon
dependent 'upon tbs
the governor for hla
his Job. Il
If the
Governpr wanted the racetracks'closed and the sheriff re
fused to close thrm, he would have been removed IminWIfKvy'ro now making rubber j f
utely. The obvioS. conclusion la th»t the Governor did not
ribrush. We'd think this lowly tvfin# 4n nlhaA 4lid 4s*arlra
c <
at would turn to rubber wlth- wnnt to dose the tracks.
In taking tnla position the Governor haa laid hlmaelf
LSXtraninu* aid, If noting thu
tailing garb of frmlnltte tour- open to a vaat amount of -Justifiable criticism and suspicion;
l —Woton l>*der.
It is for this reason thaV wo believe ’ the Legislature
should immediately adopt somb bill legalising 'aonto form Of
E ip e rto r llulhr of Jacksonville racetrack gambling.
h a l t , that (lie stale of Florida
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E jT tp rn t * I.MS),mm more than It*
Inconu sin c 11)27. The danger is
thM I hr stale will grt iUelf In a*
kaij a financial Jain *• must of thv
situs end miinllr* alrmdy arr.
.‘ iSubfm-iudtf* ’ ■‘•■sen i**uud for
ihif lY.-r-id* rf tin Miuml llaalnc
5tUo:laii<>n uni the nsmett Natluuil Unlit. Iiy nn ilivrotigating
.CniRinilln- of tlie Irgialatuie. Huggoor! First tliinir you
know
•tbey*rr lialih- to find nut how IhRbttrack* get by.
. ’ Oil*ndo. rumor hath it, 1* try*
.jng to grt » Mil Ihiough the li-gi*.
[ W , aullioriiinit tbr rlty to sell
bon'-* to in
fiiiid-i to |iurchu*e
land.* for (hr veterans ho*|illSl.
-Why not give I he money to Ihn
rVaternn* llutenu din-i-t and let
them buy wlmt they want?
Ti-> Atlanta Constitution, wlnn«r o f thr 11i:w PuliUer priwi fur
the "nuist'ili-tlnitui-hni ami mnliu b h r jii'lillr M-rUrr," rrndrml
jby any nee ipapcr, nchtovril thl:dUtlnrUi>ii till•Iilirli u roiti|ialgtl
a g 'Inst civic \l.-i- wlili'h n-aulte-l
tit ilm convictlun* of n numlwr of
)nUQici|-al offirlnt*. It U Intereiling to note that tin- manarliig •*1itor of thi- Ginitilutlon I*.Julian
Jfarrl*. uiiinrr 1 f the Pntilarr
P|tio of 1)121 In the raiiir-flHit of
ahiliiavnr, wlille owner mul editor
Of the troliiniHus Klu|ulrve-Sun.
Federal Expenses
I
r -i , n 1. J»r-t
The continual rising coat of government ia brought
out In an editorial In the DeLand Sun News Which points
out that nltholigh President Hoover la feeling triumphant
hocauRo
three hundred
cut
yoar_ ov«r
liecause of the three'l
. ' ' odd
!__ ! million
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. . .thla
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,
“ costa ten years from
-",
l o t year In federal expenses, the
now,
or-* ' hundred year* from
a s t l y t h than
a n at
' urn now.
now, will
wlli bo
ire vvndtlymqu,
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_ past.
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any tlmo
In the
The 8uh
ButoNewa
New*continues
continueoaa
asfollows:
foitowa:
"The
government
the ndxt
n*xt
"T
h e coat or
of running ,‘thla
h‘* ^
e rn m en t for th*
fiscal year will be $4,110,230,649., Had George Washington
been told that some time during the next 1,000 yeara it
would coat this country even $2,000,000,000 to c a n t On Ip
Waahlngton, he would have said, ‘my friend, -you age
truly l*
"Perhape, If aomeone would tell Mr. Ifpover-that In 10
yearn from now the operating cost of The government will
1)0 $10,000,000,000, he would say the statement was exag
gerated. Within lead-than a decade thla nation may spend,
annually, three times' $4,000,000,000. Certainly It la not
among the Impossible things.'
•
'
"Wealth—all of It— must come directly or Indirectly
from the noil, and the millions o f Idle acres In tha United
Htatex may-be-made ■l o ■produce; - i f ~that-ahoHjd" happen
more to
it woult) coat national
ducted by a large real estate con
cern which hat pretty
much
standardised Its layouts. With
4,000 apartment* for sale, it la
displaying full sit* samples. New
Yorkers, an. of tha brisk young
salesman will tell you, desire
■boot as much Individuality as
bees when It comes to homes.
Large living rooms and deep
closets, and there you hava them.
They don't care how small - the
bedrooms are, In fart, thousand)
or apartmenta In thla Iran do
not have any bedrooms, knteaa
you want to call the wbols th.n;
a > bedroom.
s e e
M il Morrlaey la planning an
attempt to revive the glories of
Hoboken, where efler a year of
f reruled prosperity through the*l flea I quaintness and the proxi
mity of excellent beer, the Morl«y-Throekniorton-Qrtbble
troupe
went an the rockx. Morrlaey ob
seemingly. o f the. .oodtoncss at
Chrlrtopbcr
MdrteyV BObokth
revive!* o f r f h ? s u c k Crook"
■mi “ After Dark" w u in throw
ing pesnuto et the performer*
ami talking back to ttw viUlan.
3 1U *«rt of - behavior pained
oriey. alihooglr be tried U act
a. ir a didn't, and it became a
•sort of nightly chore for him to
rebels«> his oudtoudst. Morrisey,
Ion* a 11roadway character, is of
different etuff. ^fie deeen't care
what hla audience* do ea long aa
tbcy enter via' tk# box office.
"I'm going to pet a -net," aaid
Wnrrirey, "between the audience
ami the stags. I'm going to have
at Irani two lone o f Flm dora
girl* for target*. The customers
ran throw tematoee If they want o f the United State*.
to, a* Ion* ae they taha *em out
o f the ran*. | don't want, mt M t
r 11 rut up.’*
Cordially
b ritod
M vrlsey la crodltod with mart
"flop*" than any other man on
0 madway, lie takes them with
a grin, la st yea* ha triad HoImken for the first time, but the
field was not quite rips for tha
harvest. Hi* "llobokrh H&boe*,"
Star*, barely collected ferry fare.
On the opening night obe o f the
old time performers appeared on
a crutch. Another, anxious to
make ■
pleating appearance,
mads an exit from a Broadway
clothing store with a new pair
of pints on one arm and a yellow
topcoat on the other. The Judge
paroled him, but he m lxwl Me
etie.
7Writera of seml-wientlfte We
l l ,11 have long speculated as to
what rP city-bred, civilised man
v ouhl’ do for food It tha rittoe
e-re roddenly destroyed by some
, root nitnrsl convulsion. From'
Ci.r reports o f gam# wardens Id
he New Jersey counties, Juit
# -ms the Hudson, he would go
lietr I i ntlii r . The warden assert
that since thousands have been
t nemployeil, more deer ere be
ing illegally alaughtored
than
during any similar r*dod within
memory. The *x-(hipping clerks
and bookkeeper* have developed
groat stealth, stolk their meat at
night, and are almoet Impartible
event
Step Into a New Chrysler Six or a
Quyalar Baht and drive a few
milca, 'You'll acquire law views
■boat performance. You'll under-aearxiwfey wway.'DrAv* Qtrytltr
“THE GOOD OLD DAYS IN SANFORD”
YEARS* AGO TODAY
died at hi* home on Mouth Hanferd Avenus after a lingering iliJJJ?; Mr. Mchulu wag a^adW^oi
? ! l l ! ; f 4 r hfor man m o 11,
h . X t n . regular -fnur vliito.
tor year*, but. two year* prior u
ALL MASTER M
“ Sjr d* ^fetvwrfc"
Tht Eighth Grade boya ami
ktels enjoyed an all-day picnic at
the Dietrich home on Silver Lake.
Tpty were chaperoned by their
tiwrhers, Mis* Loulie Harrlt, Mia*
Powers, Ml,a Hello {fmlth, Mrs.
Ratliff, and Mra.-Nlebota.
Ml*s Vera Trrheun entertained
the Clover Club and a number of
other srhodl girl friends at a town
party at her F.lm Avenue home.
Games and contests were enjoyed
until a tote hour. Thoee present
were; the Miaaea Loulie Harris,
Margery Packard, Uniato Frank,
Lalx Hutchison, Urten Randall.
Margaret Mining, Clarice Hand,
Motile Abernathy, Merita Lake.
A Ouyalcr-uoay Ouyaier—la
dehghtfuUr d ifm n t from other
cars. A Ouyaier ie mote ttraka,'
tnorc Ucfls h suiting tts
fmtm to
Two high gears fasemd ot oo»
—abiahgiariwfluhiagtpruuxia
dry driving and another high gear
fa u w p n
ptaeim gita t
nr.m*i»as.iii .aim*. Iim i
SANFORD
,lop i f
ovcrj'where In the nation; We need ifbert
our circulating medltfm.
1
*'Trcaldcnt
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Hoover ia elated with the report be hea
before Him.
him. It ahowa that during the naxt ftocaj
flaeaj ,jr*ar
.Jfaar hla
his
admlntotratlon will OaVe $316.799,088'as compared'with the
coat of lost year. Those 'figures ,1ft 'some oMlmia d f the1
country will make campaign material for Repul
Democrats will-nay the ■government should"i
money so that the; people can get hold o f ‘torn
lalln* |Milirrmrn pullrd a rrock uao It to meke themselves comfortable If no$bj
n they n m «led Count Fries
| Lnrknrr n* n susplrlaiii chark. The Count, on a Irdlure tour,
' probably suffering with sqnie
fee of insomnia, was walking
m. alri-et
pdiiti-tiu-n i.top|ml him, asked
hr wet, anti what hr was dnnul at that hour of the night,
khrii hr replied, and not withinnr degrre of Juslifirstton,
effect that It waa none of
[ibuilnesa.- Tlicy took hi* pip#
pfrom him, a large silver pr- The w.'ngt
__TVof
>JM
___ ijOiert
the■ slfpton#
looking thing, presented to
f Um tots Cxsr Nicholas, and
i.i trlicil him o ff to the poItb.n. One haa to he careful
cnuntry when tip walks nul
lit; that is, unlera ha is a
it, rocketeer, or ef-convkt.
argument hea been rather
ly advanced of tote that
Ilia state Deed* |« mimeene
,on the lid. From the way
pwntal exiwnaoa have in*
I In the |«st few years, (hi*
pot vrtm-lo, he a bad *ugh but. Mayor Alaop point*
it it dotstfl do raneh goal
sat tho lid dt toiir no the
i empty. What this state
naeda.-he anyo. to a full
done a* extraordinary service In
carrying him to plaiaa where -hi*
Managua the Minister of toroiga
Affairs aaid that ha had .heard of
Will Rogsn oa a fa a s fl'hafotoUj
aad;ae a- philosopher "pa plastlng
aa aa eld the*.” Bat M* ihpdjlf
prasenee that*, a* he meved ahmrt
a»IA, the ruin* of U , tU i^M
elty< brought such ehsor and help
M Wa vokq or ahodow or wiwto'
Uea otaW oot atone have conveyed.
. aivbgr wtogq, to owet 'people
Nhabby expedient" of a rope 1to
tie around Ms waiet hi hie spiritual vocation} Witt Itognra aeftl H
to humanise hla philoaophy. And
tha goad he dries in thla world M
inereaaed. by hie mobility. Hi* i f
root flight of H.OOO mile* UfrOugh
fifteen countri** to tws week*,
ppsatog at eaottato, and hi* #art:
Jet one ia) the drovght-atrfakin
Stole* of oa* swn ootmtty, *r#
puggfattona of a a*tt> of engsRr
•ervtro, though tha angel be-«4 a
vsol meeesUiM type , and v*rt
different free* the. esapeatteoat
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*rti*»Mai.$w%
Upte ride on Gptefyear T i t’s* *
tar b u ild . M l U l K lN A M O R E
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- o a tY S U H t g n t A x a ifT g iG H T a id M w g t a a
cH arY otat o c p s o ia l e i g h t . g w a i m p *u >
A t th e n f. *. A fmitmrt
Thtro was a movement under
way, sponsored by Tom Hawkins,
to persuade motorlala to park thvlr
automobile* in I N middle of First
Street, instead of a tong tbe curb*.
Spending the week-end at Day
tona Beach were Mr. and Mr*.
Georg# 0. Herring, Mr. end Mrs.
R. a Chase and family, and Mia* Andsa, and Gladys PtotrieK.
Bugenle-Maetdaw,
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ahrinr* adf-ttptalixtog. * •*
Qtt a Ouvakr — aa/odby
d^raW^
i
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” r fr d fc iB fc ih w r s * * r
• yv
>
uccess
6r Farmers
fe w
S ta te
A t lh » Annual «prinrfe»Heid wf
the South Sid* Primary Behoof
to ho pre*ente,l on Friday ,'fitaa
S:50 o'clock to 10 o'clock undo* tho
aaiplre* of the South Sid# P. T. A.
tko follow!** prnrram for tkio day
haa born arranrod:
rsonals
R eg en t
• : U P. II.
Ent.rtalnlritf'for Mr*. RolUid R.
Store*#, of IMyloiia Beeck. new'I f elected etoto regent e f tke
MUe Mamie Gainor, uf Tampa,
Daughter* o f the Amtttcin Bernlution, M n. John G,
Leonardy, whet haa been rbltlng her aunt;
uieepia.
o i a i u e r , a , i ^ outgoing *u te regent, w u hoe. Mr*. Otto Aadenon, returned to
I T W . 8tiWa, Mr*. Maa Packard toe# at ■ luncheon given getter- her home Sunday.
and « m . ' W I. aaydu fa htotaee##. d iy at her hem# In Ro*. Court.
; Th#'Wtai4o papUat of Mr*. Lo- Immediately after the errlral of
Mr*. Union E. Allen attended
c U u V k to h T x a
France.
th e'T ri Delta rukhlnr party held
l i f t night In Orlando at the home
Hlcka4a»*lQ **»■ a * * * " » « » tume'rtottol ropemeeting a mu- tabto which we* orerI*Id with a ofMrmi-HalAdtkin.on.
llal trip around the world at S linen (lath and centered with a
Pearl* Robxn haa re*
•'deck at dm oWman'i CTuh. The boWl of yellow naaturtluma. Tha
frkm point> In South Car*
public ta larltod.
table ##re ice waa In blatk to oc'hkre ahe ha* been vDItlng
,' A 'Jtotflct ’tally of tho young centoate the Choeen color irhrmo
IT fo r oome time.
people Of the ,P lr»t Prrebytertan b f yellow and black.
Chnrth w illvha kdd at 8 o'clock
A t the conrlualon of luncheon
ibytertan Church here. the gueato * apent the aftenman , Mr. and Mr*. John Alden Brown
dlacumlng D. 'A. R. work. Them ten l*it night for Dayton, Ohlr
and paator eoatMt' under the d|. preterit were; Mr*, Rollaad
K. where they were tailed hy the »er.
rectlen-ef >Hr*. Victor Green, »ee* Storm *.'of Daytona Beach, Mn* to n llk p u uf Mr*. Urown'a fa•
rltary of rollgloua education.
Otkne. of Daytona Beach, M fe Ume.
Samuel Puleatoh, Mr*. Hoyt W ife.
John Wann d>I the llnlrerolly of
Annual Spring Featleal of the Mr*. Holland L. Dean, Mr*. R. R.
Booth Bide Prim al* School will be Staren*, of Jackwmrllle, Mr. and Florid* at Galneavllle. la tho gooit
praifa tad at 'the achoel
home Mr*, leonardy and M lti Alya for a week of Mr. and Mr*. Clyde
Byrd at their home on MaUonrllle
Chorpenlng.
Btarflng at 1:30 o’ flock.
Avenue.'
*TM Ro*e Circle o f the Sanford
OaitMn Club will be entertained
re.
Mr. and Mr*. W. C. Hill hare a*
with .a tea qt 3iM oVlock by
their guest* at their home, 1000
Pp I f t r f r i d g e C l u h Magnolia Avenue, Mr*. H. L. LavCopeland Cire|0 of the Of Undo
lardhn Club In Orlando. Mimbrn
Gette, and daaghter, Margaret, of
buantitle#
’ of tke Rote Circle are aaked to
o f 1rose*. ■nap Balabridge, Ga.
ngrer.at 3 o'caek at the home of dragon* and other garden flower*
Mr*. A. W. Kppe in Drwunwold.
uwro used to adorn the room* of
klr*. D. I- Thrasher, accompan
the home of Mrk. J. C. Benson, ied by her mother, Mr*. E. L. FerI a W e t Nineteenth Street, when ran, and Harry A. Ferran, of Euaahe entertained the member* of tia, plan*' lo leave toolght
for
the Tuesday Duplicate Club and a New Orleans, La. to spend a week
number of other guest* with a or 10 day*.
bridge party yeatentoy afternoon.
Mry.l Vail IW »n
aa borttu tv Can!* on which acoret were kept
Mrs. J. O. laney, Mra. R. I. Hoy,
Board-meeting win be held af 2;«S were designed to represent old- Mr*. Gibson Rtell and guest, Mi**
o’clock. •' •
• ’•
fashioned *glil figure* In color* Ruby Toole, of Moeon, Go., left
Regular meeting of 8emlnola to harmonise with the floral dec thl* morning for MDml and Pain:
Rebekah Lodge Number Forty- orations.
Beach where they pUn to spend
Mired will be held at >8 o'clock at
Throughout tho afternoon con several day*.
the'Odd Fettovru’ Hall.
tract bridge was enjoyed. High
Mayfair Cttole ctf the Garden score prise among tho guests, a
Illuttrlou* Potentate Mark II.
CUb’1will meet at 10 o’clock at set of bowls, went to Mra. I). L. Hurlong and Recorder W.
L.
tha homo of Mrs. R. B. Monroe,
Thrasher, while second high score Smart, o f Jacksonville, will arrive
Celery Avenue.
prtae, toilet water, was awarded to tomorrow to attend thr Shrine
* }:
SATURDAY.
Mr*. W. J. Thigpen. Mr*. II. B. meeting at thr Valdes Hotel to
-A Music Week program will bo
morrow night.
I c v b and M r*.1J. I . Hutt and
glvaa by tho CeclUan Music Club
high scores among the rlub memat 8:16 o'clock" at the studio of
Mr*. Clyde Byrd snd Mra. B. Ik
M rs.tFatale'& Munson'on Myrtle
Ragged returned yntordoy from
At the tea hour a salad and Catnewvillr and Jarktonvllto wheir
A m u *.
aureet course wa* served by the they have been spending several
*>
MONDAY.
. A builnesf meeting of the Wo hoate**, assisted by Mr*. Samuel day*. In Gainravllle they were the
man's Mlssiehary Ulllon. o f tho Pulealon, Mra. George Knight. guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
First Baptist Chunk will be helJ Mrs. II. a Lewi* and Mrs. J. II. M**»er, while In Jacksonville they
H l n t e r m l a t e r . Those pres visited My. and Mr*. Robert Hookat 2^0 o'clock at tho church.
ent were: Mr*, a
B. Wight,
Mr*. Walter
S. C o l e m a n ,
S in e s H o m e Is S cen e
Ml*. George Knight, Mrs. II. B.
l*w l*. Mi*. J. II. IllntermUter,
Mro. J. L Hurt, Mr*. M. S. Wig.
Circle Number Four of the First gin*, M n. Samuel Pulestnn, Mrs.
With Mr*. !«* lie liryan, Mn.
Baptist Churah met on Monday D. L. Thrasher, M n. J. E. Brou*e,
Mr*. O. II. Stenatrnm and Mr*. E. C.
afternoon at tha homo of Mra. F. Ml*. George A. DeCotle*,
P. Bine* on Palmetto Annuo with George I). Bishop. Mr*. II. M. Harper a* hostesses, thr mnnlhly
Mra.K Mr N. Cleveland presiding. Papworth, Mn. W. J. Thigpen. meetlng of the Abithean Clas* nf
Mrs. IL W. Lawton led tho de- Mr*. R. A. Newman and Mro. F. the First Baptist Chttrrh w »« held
'Roumlllat.
Tunday evening at'tbu home ef
vollanat after wbiah Mr*. W. P. E.
Mr*. Bryan, 220- Wret Eighteenth
Brooks, Jr. coadurtod b toaaon
KtioeL During Ih# buslnr** se«*ion
frond tha book,* ’Horn* 1Mission
at which tlmo Mr*. C. II. Pearce
T r a il." Mra. G JL Sehnan had
presided the “ class slston" were
chart* of tha Bible study. *
drawn.
Fmlowlng the' usual routine ef
Mrmtal- "f ltir l.().-hle Ilankin — fUfieahnunl* were jurve-l
a x x l i l pnlud waa^tiu
|,y
Methodist the hu»te**ea to tho Jollowinc:
JofH »ben refreshments
were Circle of the P in t
served by tbe hostess. Those pres Chnrth held their regular meeting lira. Jame* Fields, M n. G. S. Rei
___
3;30 man, Mr*. Kojr, Mia.-A.-J. Walker,
ent were: Mrs. G. 8. Erlman, MV*. oa* Monday afternoon
M. I N ,
Cleveland,
M r * . o'doek at the home nf Mra. John Mr*. G. II. Yomlisaeu, Mr*. It. N.
B. A.’ BlenfftU, Mr*. IT. B. Harris, Rumblry, 'eftrnir French Avenue Nfprer, Mra W.- I Horne. Mr*.
Mrs. C. W. Speer, Mr*- W. P. ■ltd Flrot Street, with Mr*. Rumb- W. E. Sa*Mr, Mr*.'R. T. 'Warren,
Brook*, Jr* Mro.* F. W : Stanley. Ky-aog*M ro. J. a. Waite* at M n. W. II. Ifatkqr, Mro. (1. C.
M rs.-it L. Ingram.*Mr*. W r *€; Joint he*tense*. Mrs. W. M. McKtia Gtbl.*. Mrs. J. U. Alley, Mrs. I. K.
DeCdursey. Mro. E. C. Harper, presided over the business session Estridge, Mrs. IL V. Cooper. Mn.
Mr*. R. W. Uwtop. Mr*N l« , St* which time good report* were O. II. Slerwtwmf Mr*.' J. C. Milh#*rd from Ui* chairmen o f the
ehell, Mr*. II. B .Odom , Mr*. K.
V irlo u , com m ittee*.
•
E. Peurifny, H fli W # # # lteh fen l‘
U r t Mary Norris had rharge of Mr*. C. I I . ' M a r e , Mfcy>E.' C.
tbo< mladen study lesion which Harper, M n. tl. D. Dodeejr amt
•ho made more Interesting by »m- guest, Mnt Gregg Maxy, of .Se;h C a l h o u n W c d i
bring; Urt. Ih IL Bragg hnd
gurot, Mina Neille Btuig, of Cinrinnall, tad M n. Leslie Bryan.
Benson Hostess
Church Class Holds
Meeting Oli Tuesday
[| P f Ogde Meeting
Lochie Rankin Circle
Meeting Monday
Auditorium I' l ay .
1. Puppett Show — The Kit*
chin ted Hone— Mi«. Owen1# Clat#
t i Filrylanit of Uook# — Mrb.
Goff'r CU m .
3. Mlnxtrel—Mi.# Croaby*# end
Ml## W e l . h ', n # « « e « .
4. In lUlland—MIm
CUk*
6. T h # Milk
Ion'# and MU#
"
Robluen’#
...»
K a l r i e a - M l n OHIl*rt>er’# CUatee.'
‘
MnHow** Cla**.,
4. Mky Pole Dance—Mr*. Brad'*
thaw’*. Mia* ‘ MrCanl’a and Mlaa
Swaln'a t'l*#*e*.
Chndy. peanut*, Ice cream, eold
drink#, hallono and confetti- tor
aale on the ground*.
*('
8 lo 7:30 P. M.
. '
SUPPER
Itna.t beef or Rahnon croquetta
Carrot*. String bean*, Potatoea
Hot roll.
Coffee
K P. I I .
|>lay —“ In The fjind of Make
Believe’'. ,
' ' •’
Mr*. Brown’*. Mi*. N il’*, Mra.
Rusaeir* and Mr*. Watt'* Clatsea.
Annual Music Vtfeck
Will B f l ,.C fle | )W ( * a
L E G A L W O T Il
»i»n C 4 « r A r r i.ir iT io a r * »
v i i . m w n i i i i i k m m m -t i o * .
« n o r t » i »: i i k i k i u i , w t a t .
it m
or
T H U HTATN o r
r m m D i.
(Continued From F ag*.O n*)
on the )Arfront, when moat of
the dajr*
actlrltlea
will ' • bo
hold. Arrangement# h*v* alnadjr
been made for tho purehaao of
two ton* of meat; WOO looeea of
bread; III gallon# o f pickle#; 10
gallon* of mustard and katfhup;
•ml too |M>unda of coffee. Fully
4000 peraona are expected to on*
Joy the barbecue, which 1# under
the direct auprrelalon o f G. IL
Brown.
Shortly after the lunch
la
aererd. the apeakera o f the day,
Hon. I'hil Taylor, atate commlalioner of inspection; Hon. N**
than Mayo, rommlaaloner of ag
riculture; anil Hon. L. hi. Khodea,
atate marketing
rommlaaloner,
will he heard at the bandahell In
connection with a program which
Will Include ehnrt talka by v»rfoua local farmer*, city official#,
kiwi l>u>ineea mvn.
j* A large dupjay of farm ma-
The Sanford Klk* Band will
furnl.h mu.lc
throughout
the
day, which conclude*
with a
atrrrt ilar.ee at thr foot of Tark
Avenue, utarting at H:30 o'clock.
. I*rr*on» wi.hlng to enter any
of Ihr rontr#U, tjmuld get in
tuuch • » ith Mr. Packard at once.
Valuable price* are being offered
thr winner* nf each event. Any
fealdrnt of this county whn tia*
a fivhing l>oat with an uulhuard
motor attarheil, and who wi.he*
to enter the boat rare, should
rail IV. It. Hoffman, chairman of
that committee, . t once.
Nancy Dighlnn and Herman Mid
dlrton, Jr.
20. "Twickenham
K eiry" |,y
The,, Martial#—Mr*. A. M. Phillip*, soprano,
nicnmpaiiieil
by
Ml** Margnrvt Duv.«.
In celebtatlon of annual mu*le
week which la being observe-d nil
this week throughout th# country,
the following progrent wn« |itesented hy pupil* of the South Side
Primary School *lth the a#»'»tDADE CITY -H a r r y !„ Frtodance of Mr*. A . M. Phillip* and min opened Harry'* Itrady-toMl** Margaret Ilavl*. on Turodar Wear Shop in Maney
Building.
morning in the school niiditnrium:
It “ Ripple*" l.y Betty U t a ' —
Paul Ijimann. .
2. “ Sweet and l#iw“ Harmonica
solo— Joseph Itarnhy.
8. “ Minuet In G" Beethoven —
Dorla and Robert McCall.
LEGAL NOTICES
4. “ Walla In K Major" by Mnthlliir llilbro — Helen Shoemaker.
C. “ Dancing |j-**nn" Be** Feegervon—Hated Whltchur»t.
8. Song, “ Whipimorwlir—First
•,
h »v* by
»l**n
that
C h a rlo tte .v iiie
fto
*
■e Thursday
-Fulratba
l
*r
L
i
!.,« in . Kanfii l*#rk.
40 A c re s
p roved
U n | p j-
C e le r y l. a i^
W e ll
L o c a te d
^
10 A c r e s T ile d
L a n d — F iv e
I^ o o m
H ou se
Priced To Sell
Right Now
•
T h . . a lit lamt l. »l n « • « « « « ! at » tia
d al * of Ih * th** *he* of aorn r * H l f l .
#at* In Ih* nam*. of Cnkm*wo.
T h ai i t , Wo l* »it»r , p sr v h kK P t»f
4l.7Slh. t»f T a i I ' r i l l f l r n l r .Nto I M I.
tUiktl ih* Shtl day of Jultr A. I».
I M I , ha* fllad aald r* f | l f l r a l *
In
iny niffli-* and haa mad* IVHMmMoN
fur T a i I V n l In laau* In atruiUaitr*
With law. Halil r*rllfl<*at* * mbrnraa
Ih* folhiwlna
ilrarrlbfd
i*r*>i**rty
alliMlnl In Hamlhol* I ’nunly. I'ltT.
bln. in .w ll:
|#n| I2S. Hanfn Park,
T h * aald land h*ltfc iipa*na*d al lha
•lal* «»f lilt laauaur* of tilth t * r .
t l f l« a i* In Ih* nam* « f vnkn«*w»i
I'nlraa aald T a i u P f i l f l m i M ahall
It* lrt|t*mr«l arriildlnir In law T t l
Ih rtl* Will laau* ||te t*on MM Ih*
SSnd. day of Mny. A. I». I»SI.
WIIntfH mb ufflclnl
algi'af ma
nhd ornl I Itla
tha lithe
Jay of
April. A. I*. IftSI.
A rch In
Kat.bH.hrd 1108
"
V
IHit'rtl.AHM,
i-|.i k I'lrriill I’nurt
HHMINOI.K Ik It'N.
TV, y-uiitit<#.
Ily: A. kl WK KKK. IV It,
• -’«
M S .-I .| | iit
I .*
M A R S H A L I7 S
**
The all day and nlcht
,MKV ' ‘ .
Rmtaurant
: rv
French Are. at
It. It. Shopa
TOO LAT E TO CLASSIFY
ZIN N IA PLAN TS for tale. Also
Raster llllr* for Mkther'a Day.
T. K. Wilson, 130(1 W. .Ini St.
W l
never
cIo m h
FORD B R A K E S
&1U2
U N U S U A L L Y
e d g e w o o ii
r i a * m ■■* I 'U ia l (Ire e lla o *
T a | .a r I ',I r a * , aa# H r la ll.r *
r u r a l Itralsa* |ar all
arrwalaa*
S lat aaaU r# A «r .
FR EE
S p a rk P lu g In s p e c tlo a
' A l l T b la 'W o a k
Reliability and safety
due to simple design q,n^
careful construction
ONE o f the fir*I tiling* you will notice when you
drive thr Ford la I Ur qu irk, rffrctlvo action a f Its
four-wheel brake*.
’
1
*
J"'
They are unusually safe and reliable because
they are mechanical, Internal expanding, with a ll'
broking surfaces fully enclosed. Th is prevents mud;
water, sand, etc., front getting between the bond
and drum and Interfering with brake oatlpn.
J
dulllc double-acting hydraulic shock absorber*,
aluminum pistons, lorqumlube drive, mare than
twenty ball and roller bearing*. Hustle** Steal,'
Gift—
Champion
’
Yuu save when yuu buy tbe Ford and you save
every mile you drive.
-.
■' *
National Change Week
May 1 l o l l
CAND t «>
Power, nperd, arreleratlon
and erunuiny are kept at
tOpiiotrli by Installing a
new act u f spark p lu g i e» cry
10.00U lullce. A U coru ia n u farturv ra rrovjinmrnd It.
T b e new and Impruvevl
C h am pion s urt nutty m a k e
(A Cal| To Colored T^x; Payers.)
every engine a better per
forming engine. ’
£.•**! i l i
Ilrive yuur car In ibla week.
U l ua Inotall new tUiamplun* now fur artual saving
In boili gas and oil hi'th e
poor tu cuiua.
Thla cajS'Wta every CoM r
ford. We luv* appointed a meetla
7:3*. Mar TOi al 'Allen Chapd i
^ . 1 ^
,ftd
..
.
i Payer In San*
Thuntday night
E. church, cor.
San
J u a i)
G arage, C o.
z jr / i
or
reliability, ccunuiny, and lung life.
Appropi
Objact of tka meeting lb lo a
very m r a rtojUtlon that b b#
yo«. biv*rd«r that you might :1
r j h«
rrvrvi
a
• fY M *
■
1
t iii:
F L O W E R SHOP
Nrtl Sunday
With an
pregrroalena o f bAdge Ugh score
Tng rirak Tm liyteetan Omreh ptbe for tho todies, dusting
Of Uto etty Will be the scene of powder, area* ta Mro. Samuel
a dIHrtoi rally
of the
young Ptdtoton, while high score prise
peeahw H keTresbyteilan Chureh fo e th* me#,‘d pair w f keck*, wa*
to |d held on Thursday evening at
f artirfi
• afttcck./Ia 1------- tod with the
tut 1Ilf
roily « abort story and poster eon• wtrr
t o * f * W W ronductod b ,
Mm.
winner* la the contests
y evening wfjl meet the
•f roots*t# Ja other 41I a fatlire date at the
rttoa Charcb hero wltK
rr w * o r
rM ta in o .
N M Ire la h r t . l ir « l v m that IV. VV.
PO T T K f U liurt haarr u( T * » 1'ertlll,
m l r Nu. « , » . ilalr.l l b * 411«. Ui.y nl
Julr A. It. IM5. ham lll-.l anM r*r.
ICl fl il c
r a lie* in
In n
mo) o l l l i f , ami nae
ha«
applloallon for t a i dr*d in laau* In
a fr o n l a n c * with law. Maid u t l l f l .
cat * *mbra c* a th* fallow Inn d#»«
rrltfrd pn*|>*rtr alluatrd In ft# ml.
nol* r o u n i y .Florida, lo.wll?
li ra 411 * ft. H of N W Cor. nl
HrrtIon 4. Towpahlp 10 South
Mann* SI Ka il . Itun l « 111 ft.
H. 110.4 fl. 4V. t i l ft. N. l o b e* .
I.
lo acr*«.
Th * aald hand It*Inn na#*a**d
at
th* dat* nf Ih* lasnanr* of
auch
cartlflcat* In ih * nam* of
liobcit
ftotilnaaii
T h ai W . W , r o l l r r , purcho»#r of
C.SSlh. of r * v l l l l « a l * No, 000. ilatrd
Ih* fnd. day of July. A 1». I f f * .
Iiaa Mini aald t V r l l f l m l * In my of.
f tr* atoi haa mad* appllcallon for
T a i l>**d to Im i i * In
ncconlanc*
with law. Ha Id c *r ll ftr at* *mbru« **
th* foltowlnn dracrlh**!
proUMiy
wit tinted In Hemlnwl* County. Kl«*r.
Ida, l o . w l l :
lenia ISI and US. Sanfn l*nrh.
The aald land b eln * aa**aa*«l a l *he
data of Ih* laauanco of auch car.
tifl«*At* In Ih* namr of I'nkauwn.
That W . We
IS»lt*r,
purchaser
of S . f il h of T a i i V rt l fl c a t *
Nn
M l , dated Ih* 2nd. day of July A.
|l. I M i . haa filed aald certlflcni* In
my off lr*, and haa mad* nopllct.
lion for l a i d*e#i to !a*u* Ih a *,
cordanr* with law. Hald r r n l M n l •
ernhmcea th* following
drt«rll»*d
i»M'p*rly allualrxl In Hamlnola Conn.
I>*. Florida, l o . w l l :
«•.
M0T11KR
few ether gurota, M n. D. I.
Thro*her : waa hostess a f a. bridge
patty given last night at her
home In Bo*e Court. Akaapeclal
guott, Mr*. H. L. LeGatte. of
Boisbrldga. 0*^ waa /presented
with a rwe.t t>wet.'"l JAt the* ronefasten ef
■everat
ahart liaw?
and (had visit otlwr potato before
M iT in i o f d m i r i T i i t t fow
T %I IIF K II I A •»»:•• N i : i T l l l 4
I T I O F T i n : M»: m :|«4I. a r% T *
IT M
O F T1IK I T I T I S O F
FI.ON|ll.%e
No lira la
h*»« l»y
a lv r n
ihal
ri e Vf tK M HTltVKlL imrrhaaar of
T a i i V r t l f l i a t * N ik 2217. dal rd l b *
Snd. day of J ii U A. lb* I*2», Iiaa
f I l*#l an Id v a t l lf l r a l* In m r offlr*.
nn«l haa mad* n|'|db*allon for U t
d ** d In laau* In n.-cwdam *
Wlllt
law. Knbl r rr ll f l iM l * rnibincrm ih*
fullnwliitf d r a ii l b r d |>ro|**r(r aliu.
at**l In HfiQliiulr rouhly. Fbivlda,
In. w l l :
Lata I A I For* al Ia«k* Hubdl.
VlfclliR,
T h * aald land l * l n c 8«*t»#H|
al
Ih * tlal* of III* U au an r* ot
am It
i**rllfb*at* in Ih* nam* of Fnknoton.
Thai l * h d * 41. Hlo%*r, tmrrhaarr of
1.1 of T a »
r a r t l f l r a l * No.
Silt
d al rd Ih* Snd. day of July* A.
I*.
1*24. baa ||I«hI aald r r r l t f i r a l * In
ni> offlr*. and baa ntad* n|>i*lbn.
lion f*>r l a i d***«l In la«u* In a r .
r o n l a m * tollh law Maid i c i l i f l r a l *
PNibiBira l b * folio toInn • d*a*flh*d
i»to|»rrly
plliial*#!
In
H*iulnol*
I'ounly. FloiMa. In .w ll :
V«ol* 34 A SB FolrPi I j i k * Hu IhII.
Tlabin.
T b * aald bind lo Inic n«a*pa*«l al Ih*
, d a l r of I h* Ifail an** of anrh r * r .
Ilf leal* In Ih* n am * of
ITuhtotiwn.
l*nUaa anbl f * r i l f b . i l * ahall b#* r* .
tlrrmrd arrortlltiK I•• law l a i tl**d
to III (•an* lhrft •••• t<n Ih * llh. «lai
of Jon* A. I*. 1*11
Wlinaaa my tiffb l.il plgnnlnr* anil
p * m! Ibla Ih. Sllli. da) o f A|*t II A.
n N ttn I ' M i m m m i t i o m
I I I o r THK l| K V I| U lt.IT .
tas
Other outstanding features uf the Ford ore lb *
T rip les sbatirr-proof glass windshield, fou r llpiw '
.fta r ty F o r H e r C lib
*
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Entertaining fo, the memLetai nf
•j MW and Mr*.-Calhoun plan to
rla itfth e
Utter's ‘ poraato
at
V. 11 tnitHii.Awt,
I ' l . i k *'ii,-ini I'nert
H*mintila
t*«»unly.
Florida.
Mr : A. y . w i:r;K h, . i x j c ^
I#, H a r d purrliaawr nf T a i iV rt in .
Grade.
ralw Nm J N l , tlala-d ih#* jml
dak
7. Violin solo, "(lid ' Folk* ;il ••4 J mIjt A . l l . I M I . i.«8 fftlrd Hili|
«
rr
I
trio
a ir lit lit) ..ffl.r, a it.I
Iiaa
Home" Stephen Foster— Krned •iiadw ap)*Hi'Mlloit tuf •«,
ln
Siiuthwurth.
*n >rrMr'l«»»Pk tolfti la to Halil
i'# i llfli alt riiiln ar# m Ih, rullutoliiM
H. "The Sylvan I ake" l.y b th rr d# «i*rll*«Hi |ini|*rrly aliualrd in Me mi.
n<d«* coui.tt, Kliitlila. lu.toll:
C. Benson— RlitnbeOi Dyson.
'♦ *»r HK S ( U m H4 >
0. "The Stan* of Spilng" by
Hm’ilan VI. Tuton»lil|( 21 Houlli
llanar 3« lU ai. la a m * ,
David Bowe—Mildred Well* and
T il# M i d land l»r|nK a»araato#| al
Martha Telford.
IhA dal# Of Ih# 4'rrl If I, a ir In Ih#.
10. "Woodman Frolic" hy Paul nam# nf I ' o k »...%* n. Thai «*. |. Wnrd
l«arrhaa#r
tif Tax ( V n i r i r a i # Nt*
Val tie Mar— Buth Strange.
d alr d Ihr 2nd of J n I> .4 . !»., I a 24
11. Bugle Call*, ( A**emhly an I haa f Il*d aald r r i t l f l i a l r In nt? of.
fir# and Iiaa mad* ai*|dl<*ailon for
Taps—John Morgan.
la 1 d#rd In laau# in ar^urdanr# tollh
12. "A iry Fairies" by Bpauling law. Maid rr rt lfl ra l# r m l . N i r * ihr
fulliiwlhg drarrl brd |>rup#HY aim.
— tVrolvn Hague.
alad In Hrmlaola iSiunlr, Fl«*ilda*
13. "Hear
the
grandfather lo.torll;
« ' H nf N I T H of g\YU of H#c.
Clock"— Krm* Doudney.
Hun 22.
T a a itahi|> VI
14. “ U s t
Little
Kitten" l.v
Hang# Id l!nai la a#i#a
Geurge L. Spaulding — Muriel
Knn*.
16. "Ceiutlly
Mlnuelt#’*-— hv
Stephen Heller—Malbe Chapman.
10. “ Ilob Goblins” by Fr.sl.-r ,k
Williams—Harry Brownie.17. “ The Cricket- hy
M. II.
Cockraa—Lucy Rnumillai.
18. “ Wooden Shoe' Dane,’" In
James Rogara—Themak' Ccd.h.
Mrs. Thrasher Gives
the Evening Bridge Club and
N o l l e * la
h*rrl.y
alvrn
Ih al
AI.K X AN D K n
II.Millin'.
T ru *l»*
piirrhaaar of T a t i V i t i l i r a l r
No.
l i t , dal»tl |h* rml day i.f July A.
-Iv. I >11. n
« » III**!
r tiil
l illlloMaIla
t
haa
(il*<l Mill
Mhl rra
In
o f d c t , unit h• « m.v.le uppllta.
linn Tor l a s
tu l»*u# in
r o H i M t With law.
M#ai«| r#rtlfL.
C l i o riQbr ar* * Ih# fr.ll.mln*
tl«.
nrrtfc+4 t>ro|Mrl> aliuairtl In 8#ntl.
n»»l# pou n lf, Klurldtt. t«» . w i n
lent S Hike 4 Tr. 3 Thn Tunrn of
Hanfortt,
Th# aald land b#lntf ai ar oe tl St
Ih* <lat* of Ihn Uauxhcw of aurh
r*rtin«*a(* In Ihn name i*f l»r. i\ J.
Mar*haII. That
A U b x M v r llarron.
T r u a t * « purchaorr « f T a i iVrllCI.
• nt* N<». t t l , doled (hr 2nd »U> «if
Jnir> A. 1>. I l t t , hua nird aald r « r ,
l l f l m t * In my
and ha* niada
a p p ll fa ll on for ina drtd In laau* In
orcordonc# with law. Paid r r r l l f l .
r a t * *mhra r*a Ih* rutlowlnv
«J*.
arrlt +d p m p * r l r alluai*«| m Hr nil.
nnl* f'minly, PlnrM.i. l o . w l l :
l#ot I f lllork 7 Han l.into.
Th# nald land brl na u»«*aa*d nl
Ih * d a l * o f ih * I m u x a i o In
ih»
nam* of I ’nknown Thai A l n a n d r r
Matron, Tru* irw i»ttr*fm»#r of T a i
iv r t ir l . o t # No. l i t * . «lal*d Ih* 2nd.
rtar o f July A. It. 1»2«. haa fllnl
aald r * r t l M r a l « In nt» offlr#, and
haa mad* application fur l a i 4**d
In laau* In nrcortlanr* with
law.
Said carl If lent* r m i n i m * ih* fol.
I«in Inn d#orrll*#«l |»»"i'#rlr alluatr.l
In H* ml no I* cmmlv. Florida, L p .* lt :
K H of l#ota
•’ AH' lllork
1 ffTinpman A T im U f a Addition
to Haoforde
T h * aald U n d t*tm? a«aaaa*d at
Ih* d a l * o f i h * laauanr* o f
anrh
#'rt Ilf it it 11* In Ih* nam* nr I'nknown.
I*nl*aa aald * * r l l f b a l * ahall l»* r * .
ilrrmrd an'or d lttn lo law t a i drod
Will laati* thwie*..M #»n th* ftth. day
of Jun* A. IV, ia.il,
\Vlln*M my official alnnalnr* and
**al thla |h* f» th . .day of April A.
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NEW YORK, May S~(AH >-t t a Pwllticr prim In Jjumalbm
and latter. wars a « in M yaator*
BUte IWpoMm.nl cflltlaU bat
day f o r arhlevrmrnta which
•Ighttad virtually completed pcs*,
Toaysd from a novel of waMliM
parat. on. of ax1*0*1r* data covarAmerica to ths aolutlon af a mur
lay all military astablbhmseta e f
der by a nawataprr reported.
tta United States, taclutUay naval,
Ylyoroua
editorial
warfntW
ayainat virulent rorruptloa la ths
edit tary and sir facts*.
Albert B. fall, former "Stra municipal government won v H
Tha data waa colltcUd at Us
rsqoaat of tbs Uaffss of Nalloat tary of ths Interior. who, mlisd 1030 Hulltaer sold medal for tha
Up ta tha Teapot D-raa araradal Atlanta Ccaitltution. on* of ths
tad lantaoead ta prl»on. now aaka otdaat and moot progreatovw near**
clsmsney because of III health.
paper* In the aoutb.
Eatabll.hed June It,
1HSS,
a hen Atlanta atl'.t lay In tta
arhea of the Civil ear. the Con*
atltutlon for three yeneratioM
haa been controlled and voided
bv tha llowall family, the Journal*
latic forbear of which was a die*
tlngulahed Confederal* offlcsr,
Capt. Kvan P. Ilowrll. Many of
It* enterprise* have Iwen cloiely
Interwoven with the progrea* of
Georgia and It ha» Iwen regarded
a* a factor In ahapiny opinion In
Glksoai requested a leave of ab
sence to attend ta personal busthe entire south.
Im m and Bdcrstar* Sllmaon decid
In Its latest endeavor, the
WBHT
PALM
BEACH,
May
5ed to talk aritfc him while ta waa
paper, under the Iradorahip of
(
API—CcinirIdeally
with
filing
of
Jn tta United States regarding tta
Clark llowall, editor amt publish*
ptwapacta far tta forthcoming gen a’ ddrUratlon yesterday against si and ton of Captain Howell,
eral canferaoe*.
Cankay P. Whltotaad. wealthy At wared a rwlentleaa rampalya on
• 'Gibson, aka kaa tarn tta dala- lanta and Havana lportman. In a political racketeer* In the city
gata of tta-Unttad 8UU< through*
hall. Beginning tat* In IIKP). the
sat tha prepare tary work far the •100,000 broach of promise ault by Cenatltution pursued the crusade
Selina
R.
Miller
of
New
York,
gcafusm* end vCa area a mamkar
through a aerie* of grand Jury
af tta American dslagatlan to the Allen H. fund. Los Angele* at- Inquiries and a score of trial* in
Utadoa naval conft reace, U man* tornay, rapreacnUng Mia. While 1130.
ttoaad as the mo*t likely raadldalo
head, announced ha wa* making
To date, the drive ta* resulted
I* head tta delegation which Of* an Investigation of the charge*
In II conviction* Involving rhaln*
United Mata* will sand to th*
M e. Millsr and her attorney made gaag aeatoncea and heavy fine* for
forthcoming conference.
coum Ilmen and high rlty olfle*
a A**, a**
• _ _ *_a _M*• . 1. •gainst her hoeband.
Lund co(ild Wet confirm or deny rale: 10 plea* ef guUtyt III per*
t a r awaiting (rial and *>d* » * •
•W aeqviHtal*. riftrthaee Indict*
f f t t a i t i daflalU sdMJaawat ha* York broker,. Migad Hughe*, in- irwnta were returned. .
latiliaiid af tta Pranca*Itollan na: unded ‘.to. divots* .Whitehead If
The rampalgn wa* long and
m i attnathm would net offer an ate ftund th* MMaation* agalnat
bitterly fought, for In the word*'
ancoursglag.gr* atari of i*ecw».
ef the grand Jurle. a clique had
1 American offtrial* her* at* fol
Lnnd cohfarrod tar. la
“ managed tn get intn office and
lowing ritaale tta rmnco*Itallan torday wltii'R. b T Donnell
to perpetuate themaalvaa In offitaatldn.'but It wa* aa'd Ambav- nay fox MUa Millar, In ai
flea Iwearer of the_ IndlffSranr*
ladar (I Ibar n't rialf-woold not ta to aacertaln fvldatwa on
•f voters.' And sa far-rearhing
dlracily connected with It
that Whltataad 'hajl pron
was this ring, said the Inverilira: Mars than caaaal at lewlion I* marry ttajgrsttxcBmnatt)
tare, that not on* pint of disin
t a M given to pew*pacta far th* rears* of thtlr alUged con
fectant. not on* pound-or flrur
forthcoming league council mast aMp. Ia*t wiator at Key
cleanrr her one ounce of lava
ing. That* haa teen a growing Havana, add " “
tory supplies could ta sold to or
feeling taro that tha pragaaad
“ Thara aS
taught by the « ity without pay
O a a w Au.trlaa customs union. hare been m
Glgi.wlll hava to ment of grdtL
Which will com* bafara tta rwun- ta explained
Mf. Whitrhrad or
It was not until 17 months aft, MW<#*a (ha contributing factor In hi* lawyeia,*
e* tha Inception of the drive,
, th* breakdown of tta FlMCa-IUlApril 19. 1031, that tta Constitu
lien waa able to aay: “Thr mam
tatlla ha« bean won . . . Atlanta,
at last, I. freed of th* vampire
of gra ft"
“ Years of Orace," by Marga
ret Ayer Barnea, area chosen by
I be Jury of awards as the novel
ubllahed in 1930 which “ be-i i re
1NGT0N, Ma* «^ -(A H I
rent* the whole almost In i of
•aval* raptaWky aarrkd
American life." The prlxo-amt It* effort to *Ut( Oaorgr
nlng play waa “ Alison's llauss."
th •• rhalrroan nf th,
written by Susan Glaspcll mol
I rodurad t y Eva k ' Galllrnnc at
the Ctvie Repartary theater,
t
Other prises la the ;ft*><l of
letter* were awarded tu the fol
lowing!
In hlatory, to “Tta Cumin* » f
th* War. U K ,1 by Berna.b.tt*
R. Bckmltti In biography, to
r Btorpaltoa f a»d( to auat
impanton
dorlara
f..D aib, 1924 Damocratm far Praaident, ami AtJ? Oroeatack. of MkhlI (ta »•!(. Basltk, who baa
fanaar Haastor Gaarge
Pappar af Haaaaylvama
Wt, ta* 90 day*, to anaMay 5—
X, ••!*••
VAN KEENAN, Natal. May 5.
iy abortly —(AIM—T,l*ut—ant Command, r,
n* burned Gian Kid.toa, autoraa Britl<b liter
tta daugh- and hi* cocnpaalou. T. A. Glad*
rued hi* stawa wire klDad toiay when hi*
.41ir wife, aliplan* craxtad aaar tare in a
4 autbort- alarm.
They wtta aarout* to Johamma.
iKirg,. BooUt Africa, to I’ lrirriaarltatarg. Kidsto*, roc V If cow*
plated a tpewH alx-day flight
fsom Eagiaad 4* Capa Town to aa
Am« rice a plana to » rw»# the run*
lawttoo that (ta SritUh airmail
in half
artadub
W a s h in g t o n , n » t k — ( a> >
-£pawling plana far Uia.nait
Senator A vers State
Has Spent Million
And HalfMoreThan
Its Annual Revenue
k>—Betty Both wa# la Knnaaa City and abo wunled
hleago. But ahe didn't bavr aijy money. So ahe atnwrd
pataengcr plane and wa* not dlacovered until well on
Chicago. Betty, above. I* briny questioned by Detective
ml Pilot Bob Dawson. They didn’t arirat tar. and In
. ahe had the lob that ahe had com* to Chicago to V*t.
t P . WHITEHEAD
WILL BE PROBED
Suit For Breach Of
Promise Is Reason
For-Investigation
Memorial Service 1b
Held For. Members
Killed In Bi* War
MIAMI. M»y 5«—(APJ—Obaarrniicc t»f “all-KIwaai* night," fea
turing the presentation of Intrrnalionsl officer* and memorial
strvirea for member* <>f th# of*
gnn.xation who died during th*
i «»t year brought l» a cloa# last
Li
ifw af e * t >
e f f i
4jSrt 1
■1 R*f
To Embezzlement;
Kills Himself, Wife
pra.ldeiit nf Ihe University of
lion theme, “ Klsanla • ! a vitalItiiiK foroe In the community, na
tional anJ International Ufa."
Speaking In a mai, mtfting of
dcleeatrs. Dr. T gert said that
|M*rhapt thr hlgheal of Klwanl*
ubjcctlvre “ l» found In th* aspir
ation to entourage the dally liv
ing of tbs Golden Rule In all hu
man reUHonehlps. n* polnlrd l>
the work nf the cluta for under
privileged children M an outstand
ing arblevemrnt saying In that
( Continued on page f«wO
Duma8 Is Speaker
At Luncheon Today
B e f o r e Rotariuns
z rtiiZ S rjx :,
OflU His
To Death Two British Fliers
Are Killed In CraHh
Pi.IlklavU nnurraiu
Question Of Tai
And War Debts %
Cashier Confesses Before Trade Body;
ite Pushes Its
WH t mwwv a
i k.
ward tux re lief fo r Ihc ntatapfThe House adopted a bill p r e
viously passed by the Senat* '
extending from 30 to 60 y e a rs .1
TAI.1.AIIASHKK. May 5 .-IA P ) the tim e fo r refunding bonda,^
- The vtate government ha* apant
Th e 8enate adopted a reaA fl.Mi0.000 nti-r* than It* annual
Income »ln e IPS', reaultlny In the olution to exempt homesteads^ j
elimlnat on of f5.OOU.OOC atirplus from roontr sod slat* ad ra lo r* ».;
built up during the boom and a Uiation. r' * »
debt to the bank* of mute than
The measure la In the form af e ;
9&00.000, Senator Butler rf Jack* eonalltullonal
aatandmant sad*aonvllle, rharyed yeaterday In an
•ildrra* during the Senate'* con- must ba voted on In lb* next gvWy.
aldeiation of (lovernor Cailtnn'a oral election In Ova event af
Houaa adoption.
veto of the Inheritance tax bill.
Tha Senate hald a brief tu rtllra ,
Dlrect'ng hi. argument anlrly
ayainat the *crtl«n of the bill glV\ ••salon brfoio tha noon adJouij*-’ ..
log tha proceed* tn the public mr«l and conflrmrd flta appoint;,
■rhool*. Senator nutlrr made a manta m*d* hr Governor CarltoN-J
plea for primary ronridaratlon of Tha ITnust voted to mrat twice-,
the taxpayer, for economy and for daily/today and to and tha acaaldn
thr irpaymrnt of the .late’* out* with night aeaa'oita Montoya, and^alandlng obligation*, which Include Thuradsya.
ban* aggregalnr 1*2.1.007 by twu
RapraaanUtlvra alan voted to .
bank*.
eon* War nothing hut
flnaded,*,
The data concerning the atata'a taxation, education, and tanking
ftoamlat pligh'l, Senator llnller measure* for • taro weak* period,
declared, tame from Comptroller atayt inn Monday, A bill to tax
Amo*.
pvbllc ot l|ll*a wee Introduced la
‘•With om Jnirrow n* power **• th* llouaa by
Ita p m an U ita ,
liauated,” he raid, “ the toglalaturo Print who ratlinatad It aravU j
runvrneil faring a ahnrtag* of briny an annual revenue ,af
mine than * 2.000,000. Sevan mUi 000,010, I f It tacomat a law.
lion acres of land have reverted
Tha Houaa received an acaaeftf ■,
In the .tale iur non-payment of
tax** the lari few year*. The time oirtaur* to redata tha aalarlaa
haa rnme for ua to taka an a** clrciilt Judy** from ITM0.90.- ta!
countlnc. It serm* to me that ltl.000.0o and also anotbar «a4»/
tom* thought .houhl he yiren to yraaalnnal radWtitettog- WIL’ . f i o
the tight* of Ih* taipayar, tc find maaaOro-.alas’, araa Introdutad, to I
out where tht* money haa Imrii erarnprlat* *MUO,000 aimsAUi.
M W * a a fl U»;tta-taV *# }* !» 4>*C
duh about the tthuol*.
Quoting from record*, Senator
(Continued on Pag* 4)
WWla reputedly thr t h ir d
wealthiest eftUrn nf lb* lleilrd
b'tolaa, Baker rauVrd aeveutk
amawg (he country', largest tox*
layer* In 1921. thr 1**1 year
t t a ' fuvernment .permitted tta
b* male imbllc. In that
U. Rockrfi lb r. Jr., waa
tax or ILU-VIOV. fel*
Haney Ford, and hi*
el, Berfetary Andrew
liema* \v. I aimoot,-part-
£
P. Morgan A Co. and
Julius Hlelschniann, tb*
M M manofacliirrr
Mr, - Dakar
paMf * Ux of I7V2.U7*.
ition Is PsHHed
ing Resignst ion
'A, Ga.. May C c - IA P )l Mathsdist Episcopal
Ith, today adopted raadag tta resignation of
wa Canaan, Jr. dad
I Bishop W. N. Aina
revida anulhar Incastlakargrs agalnat Blik-
CONNIIOIIOCKKN, Pa.. May 5.
— (AIM—After having eonfaaaad
to amtatillng; $45,7UO, to loan a
friend, llowrrd C. Hedrick, raahler of th* Him National bank nt
t onshohoekan, atrangleel Mr wifa
•lid ended hU own Ilf* at their
home her* yeaterday.
Tha wife, Mr*. Edith' McOulgan l*adrick, who was praaident
of th* Warnin'* Club ef Conahoborkan and promlnant la civic af
fairs, was found dead In tad, with
■ .Ilk storking knotted tightly
sround hrr throat and a handle*)•
chief In hrr mouth.
I’rdrlrk'a Indy wa* found In a
•stage In tha n-ar of tba houaa.
Hr had a bullet wound over hi*
right c>o and the motor of Ma
auloinobila anj that of hla wlfo
was tunn’.ag, fllllnr the building
found on a ear aaat near tha bmly.
('hi* f of HoiIra Daniel Donovan
•aid hr tallavrd Mra. I’rdrick
learned of her hatband's Intention
io rnd hla Ufa over the .hortaga
at tha tank and axtad him to kill
hrr also,
II. II. DavmporL a
national
tank vaamlnar, said I'adrick ad
tn Hanford”, .aid Mayor Duma, a* mitted Ih# » mtassknmnl Uat fiat*
br cuacl'ided to* aiblraaa, “ w» unlay after th* ahortog* waa dta*
nerd mutt small industries, for covered.
Hank offirlals said H*dilck toll
thr nmr* we gat, thr mme w>
will all.art.
Lafa roocentrato them that hr had takeu tha monry
rnoie on (Iur small Industr *• than to loan a ftlroj and had taped to
replace it tafora tta boaka war*
on the'million dollar eon.rma".
The pi I gram wa. under the ■ti aiatninrd. They aaid ha refused tv
re-tlou i f Ifmktlgn HrC. MarMa.| give the name of tta friend. Had*
hon. At It* vam-lurion • abort bual- rick wa# employed by tb* tank 29
ness ek.riun en.lled during which year*, having riaan from offlca
tay to ra.hlar. Ha took a leading
a ronaa tie*. W(npo»*d vf Rotar* part in the trwn'a Half affairs
ton. Wi A.’t| ffb r . H- R- Rtevan*. ami ’•ecausa of kb repatation.
aod tVfM. Illtllta. %•» appointed bank offirlals said, ta was allowed
to r«-rtesrnt the elub on tha Farm- hla litarty ovar the weak^od and
*r. Day arrangataant commlltae.
art ton wa* to hava bw*n taken
The visitor* present wrr*; W. I.
•gainst him yaatordny.
Sbarkry, I. C. Chat*. C. M. Oay.
• ad Aatar Hatar, of Orlando, and
Wn. C<mboQn,Bf Cambridge Mass.
Rotarta»»•gyesgal Wore: B. U
WASHINGTON, Mar » — (AH)
Outright repeal of [h* ElghtMalt id*, praaidani of Ik* rlub. IV.
< . Ilutrhiaaa^ lean URoy. It K. mith Amendment waa anaouncwl
Ilainca, WtR. iwfftor, JI. R. Hie u-Uy as tta Baal uf crusadat^ of
yens. W. M. H-y^M, H. M. Wat an sntl-prwklkltlou organlxxlton af
s n. Dr. ^ H a W f f ^ 'p f . A
W yuung maw. Tta .obVlDw-.
Kpp*. Jvhn Thomas, FM LM ai M«- mail* known kp- Julian ( adman,
uat'onal' aamiaiwdar, w»o daatod
tint a rapegl would roaujl i « tta
i.unn of Ita^akluen.
.
WASHINGTON. May k .- (A P l!ff
—Tta conlrovaited U rlff and wap V
debt quaatlona ram# to tta for* ak ,
tha third plenary aeaalon today of j
tta IntaraaUonal Chamber af
Common a .along with a demand '
for tta abolition of floor trading
on Amarlaan exrhanxr. ami r*•triatloa of marginal dealing* to ’
curb stock gambling by pc'*01** •<
•mall means. '
Julias paints. Chairman af tta ,
board af tta U. 8. Chamber of j
Commarr*. who last wrek railed
for tariff rarialon* with a v(etr.' ’
to Improving American fnrelga :
Itsda, said bualneaa lookml to tb# *
tariff commlaalon for
helpfal
roadjnatmanta In a piece meal I
fathlon and It will ta “ moat ga> A
fortunate to rv«p*n tta tariff ln;(l
next aea.lon of Congrrs*." :*
8V Alan Anderson, direct**, af >
lb* Rank of Entlan.1. atludil ta a 1
warning against placing all ln-!,i
.trtnalienal aattlanianU on a gold
teal* and ' InqnlreJ whether It
wmild not ba tatter to cancel Wk*.
debit, lie told tta aeitlrmant af.;
the»a obl'gatlnna “ aerieualy i g f u u l f i the world'i liuuMrt
hi '
Iheae hard t'mea.*'
Portugese NavaL
Salute Frightens
. Tta only ramataM
strife af* tta watoMj
tar ahd **141am aa
QolUug tta atreat*.
p S ilU b p ta
ratal Mata, has wn
�We player*
• ttat whk
Of Nearly 400
ms 1« On;Hand
Initial Contest;
idOtresProgram
TW rwtom o fT W M » t «
ef error* In M fm l gam**, 1
aided la bringing man ecraaat
Farrell'* fifth victory nf tta
kin fnorth ntmlgktt n i l no ck
In tkn .landing* of tho data
tta Mg fetter** of gam** |H
In Dm Mg league* yesterday,
•
t, f %
twhich livened thlag* eon
, H u iftr
Bid Wva’a
foe « f yeethfal baa*bell
fl^teylng n tench of
0** . In tta ftn t two Inrananted th* DnLwM ont*
n petfaffly good tab
than* Irafag*. and want
M u i 0 to 2 In tta ingsmo at Municipal P u l
r afternoon.
't h a n ’ maw at tba
love*, and, coupled with
I fraat -pitching dual botwona
P^agtnaa, tta apond bob ar•bd Onl Drnnla, tta am ad
dafard pitching »t*ff. Dncgwld Ata local* at bay. allowptaia hit*, and ftriklng oat
ttaaa-'In tta mqfiaUm#, DeniMchlag to mid-anaann farm,
ritb bit faat-broaklng aorta
Mating do*traction an nb
want ilka n koaaa nflra for
Ina^. aaran Innlngn. If U
r.baaa far tta arrara tack
|lai«, It U doubtful if tta
‘.waald Kara baan anytklkg
4 or 2 to nothing gatna In
'of alttar team. Knot* gar#
•U n d bojra ttalr rant, ha.abt of tta II hlla ttay tat.
brna a/ tbam warn raaj aolld
In Um Awtariran. the Y*
Wllkn, < —
Hama, I f
Underhill, Ik
Donglaa, g —.
o f.m ail.M f 10 atari »Uh. Wilke.
h U Y ta rT b o i airmlghi at Wright
•t abort, an# oneo Jimmy got
taaglnd up la tta confualon, with
tta raauK. ttat both men worn
aafa. Billy Bam. then bit a aalld
blow Into left field, allowing Parka
to Kara, with Wlltaa going to
third and Kama to aaeond on tta
throw hama. Undarhlll hit t
alow roller toward aaeond and tap!
tta throw to flrat oa Wllbaa
.cored.'Sami want to third on tba
play. On tta flrat atrika on Doug
ina, Underbill Mala aaeond. Douglaa WU out wtan ha waa hit by
bia battall ball. Calp then dropped
a alngl* Into tybrt right {laid, both
Hama and Undarhlll Bearing, and
Calp galng to aaeond an tha piny.
of tta Rip*, nqd Millar tta other,
to ratifa tta tide.
Proas then^ta-. naltbar * aide
threatened, although U a L a itd
I .’ at tat for the vliltora, bkated one mare ran. a m In tta
Ptaotr ef 'paaalbllltlm wort JaUfjh when, with Deeglau on
In. the. rleteoa rate which ■aoopd, Cglp ilnglaQ aharply to
h Harriaan, Waarar, and
pi'took at «ta taU. although
Uted'te connect ter ' ttalr
Jlnuay Wright, who mad* deaagga reaulted. Tta fielding
teaUrn error*, portly; it onad 9*«n of tta gnmo;wna Mila*’ quick
I tareoua diaploy by gattlng pick-up abd Utryw te Patera who
RBMa in Uuao trip* up, te mnd« * m am km* entek te ,pnt
Iteml out at flrat. Wile*’ throw
want through SamaMaga Jaat bo.
W ta, n/tor Culp waa ,'ddt fora ka ranekad flrat, and Patera,
to flrat, Hagen sm* aaft at nlwnya on tta alert, nibbed It In
•'•han- Wright fumbled 'a blg^lengta alyl*
Mar. Philllpa adranead II*.
Bafero tta game, tha twa team*,
^f JI***4 « be waa thrown lad by Mtnggar Rita, marttad te
••flrat by DanaU oa a weak ttatflegpole accompanied by a
hRokaraen than aidgMd match tano played by tta Sanford
In third Into toft field along Elka Band end the loud applauae
[• H -U fi f Haganjymorad ef tta ipbeteUra. Aa the Start
I'.wka n°l qaiek enough, and and Strip* reached tta tap af tta
Kara r#tlrad pel* tho. bend played Tta Star
Sd*tta tan waa n . grata- flppagUd Banper foiewing whlcb
ftaugh, and rrau-cat- tta plnyara nuNhed back to tta
fie Id and teak ttalr poettlona. Umplre ln-ehlef Baby Lalng then MnauncA) ttat Harry M- Pnpworth,
•ehlrocd throw Roberaon out proaldant af tba Samlnela Ooanty
btad when ha tried u , ataaL Chamber of. Commerce would
P d R d m a fight tack at Da. pitch tta i l m tall te J. & Hagan,
.In.lfa half, and for a mo, Orange City, president af the Con,tta Jana thought tta- gate* tral Florida League. ‘ Mr. pop.
Prtera, lb.
IWtth, tb
Cronin hit a Komar la tbq Sawton* half of tta Mots to - aaye
ttara from a ahwteut.
•. ( I
Dennla, p
Seklrmrd, e .
Harridan, I f
Mllaa, Jb
Millar, e f'.-.
Wright, aa aAmmon
aaB ritt------
Tha Uegua leading IndUae/taklng grant pltehlng by Waa fkrr*U, onto again araaetad tta, 71gar*, winning by a ,1 to'dttaaao.
Krrera figured In three Cleveland
and ana Tiger ran. Vaamlk hi tin
homer far tta ladtaaaUg ..the Mm,U)lrd Inning to giro tta Cuba
T O t e o tWi lend, ttay wer« unTotal.
M t • M fourth.
« —Batted far Hogan In 9th.
abW to maintain It, and tta Card,
*
A
alath
Inning
batting
altnek
an
aiBottnl far n W t a la Sth.
whipped tUna « to 3. Ilallahan and
Tommy
Thom
a
a
of
tta
White
But,
» - Batted far Mllm In 9th.
Undaoy. hurled for tho
Cerda,
n —Batted far Wright la 9th. <
M—Daublaa out, hit hr' halted
DT. W. E. MitDOUQALfe CHI
tlL
BOPRACTOR, la new located at
Up rraidaec* Ip Floral Haight*
Beora ^y Innlngat
B. Sanford. Ptaoa S0B-M.
•Land---- U « 109 000—0 n 4
laftnl .. .... 200 000 000—1 0 S
A a*lata: Wltaa, Dongle* i . Wentt. Patera- Deotek, Dannl* I,
Harriaan, Mila* I, Wright 9.
.
Srrurte Odp, PhOUp*, - Lake,
Mile*, Wright I.
Rana tatlod 1% Dannie 2, Cnlp
2, Undarhlll 1, Bern*, Batanan.
Btelaa taaaa. Babanin.;,. Wlltaa,
port of Benge aaw tha . Phi 11lea
whip the Brare# by 0 4 to 1 aeoro.
Whitney got a hama run with ana
aa, off Beltald, who woo later r»meved from the . garni., Berger
tingled with Dretaon on third, te
tear* the Braree’ only run.
THE ARCADE
BUSINESS
DIRECTOR^
i*ni«b.lwb«i
D H IN K B -LU W pH E S
ARCADB MARRWT
BUILDING BLOCKS—Irrigation
ta u t nod ganaral comeet weak.
Ml facia Concrete Co. J. K. Terwtnngar, Prop, trd nnd Khn.
Tta Pirate* and Bed* apUt n
double bender. Tta Pirate* teek
tta flrat « te I ' while tta led*
hammered oat U kite te tdta tta
aaeond gnaw, 10 te 4, It waa tta
yacterdny. Serao amend win of tta year far tta
lar««tald te tara' Rada, and eddly enough tkalr flrtt
rletory waa rrer tta Ptratee,
aacowp ja*ta«roaa
ftp a rs js
Saturday afternoon, a new
threat appeared In tta Aamrkaa
Loagna aa tta White Spa erorad
ttalr fifth atrmight win- Ttay
iR d rprk
By John Deriin
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MOVtS
KWJhr DOPflr.HSiB * 0 » N a
AWlWMb 'ntU.lMQ HVERV.
Soery THAT M * hWHS
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Music,1 and the author ta pi
Ibie that o r g a n ic the m»U
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thlt decision to atl
ealion of an able X
Efoci that despite a!
i be called truly An
y ' persona whose Ih
In a foreign land, tt
the h w
apartment flt- fj
Uowdtoi .bore .ttr«A «e i
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table. Americana are try in* ao ean
men-rsthw, *nsbu «* u minded and M> produce a music th|
thu aivias
s e ta e *. w« jve o f American thoughts and idq
,Thon cannot tail W bssplag p ity to discourage them. Let the American mi
yromlee Thou
practice on us; By and by they mas evolve some
L Bpongee on Ba«t Qeast—
■.Union. We'v# gat three , 0$
u n too.
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Jy worth whBe Id •■musical-way.*1
Doctors Advertising!
Capone defies 'thatch# h|f
UIW w ing an optimist as
Internet to doctor* wee
r'-— ,— -o— ■- - ■♦
piomlnant Florid1on* ben on* Of two tliun: those
i n annooneod fir te ittfr ,
MN who are expert* tt**
In t * upper Brook apartment,
Joooph Doimlnifr. ih* trwrlclsn,
was n r n r lif IX U in t r rlbbM
on actant •( pspsrant stood o eb
Pw ettnWowrr producing . sffc
writings and other m s 'im frorr
Madame Pooh to ltfadame Joftra: VJath'cre'pot g lo ry enough for both T"
k A lOTUEET CRUSH'S s o u n d t e s t CHRISTIAN BClgNCB MOWITOW
'm m
lUiaAl.’ Might
"lih*n,‘ lt’ fr>t>*«r* i that the
r Club eobMfiT keep the
1from the doon
B6t*rt la ttn e ll.
■JPttomU
py a majority group
goons o f TW I
t! advertise. It U Usually
ordinarily do
i# columna of the newtrpai
„ md In this Instance, thdr
lU ftr lho
sawdust tifU fi^»n iho spirit «r
the advertisement called i
the “ M. D." In the media
fenernl public of the nerd f
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W1 trained' and experience
tth matthre. “ Quack" doctors having
years cut’ ll? ofi the legitimate bualnc
.ructio
all hand*, fic fjil tho
and open backbiting filled the (*'•
codaamonlral air. ..
The magicians have medt eqvs
departure Which ,aral. frontal ■Hacks'. upeft.jta
aplrituell*Ur itor* than, bet etifar
as I know Ue latte* bare rqpllad,
iloof; but la Spring the crie»
In meaical tone*.
own the street of e city in the
Booth* Negro womaa amWrs
pots U
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Btllf
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pressed the late Comm Dofto thst
the toiler U quoted * • estl«l# toM
■"splritusllsm stands' or f^e"-.(ay
lY e rsio , to rmfses hinwill .<
fake. After the confession, Meant.
to, a short, herrsl-chestsd JiaUgn
physlclana will preaent the high sKh i ! IhMw wnue
* - ■, m
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i dsn’t feel 11* slldln
r atpp streets.
or. Plncho!, Senatorleas Kdl,on end othqta hfnt
ted a movement to k<
TMv>,i>ong
FU from drinking. The It t i
Odicti*. We ran Ihlnk o f‘ M'.rog
!-’ tins would I* a paddts,-' up
jjrmw ,
T^Jp- ”
* salon and will aducata the
ploying only the legitimate
tltloncr. rho movement' Is one, the
high grade
resu lted which
hed with Interest.
k to the lm
»
A melodlout call Is
ivcrtUemtnt, but to
It >mi^ns t |ur* sign nf
matUrsof‘ ftet b the bfn-
for a few biitrr,>ofds,
1GATIQN of the cartlflfaie
UP 111X1,000 leit v»la
the M b o f thriS (1*.
to the Hiabah raceif the flim cuntHtloo
nothing aba quite so
to business as having*
■ sabshtsn.
m W p u i j r (Jevelop f^rca ^h Itlj
to its logical oooclualon. T M Tampa atop Invent
>f gambling which they say was declared to be
imfer Attorney General Davis but which Davis
htindead and’ . ajghdyrptop
■eUs worn fi b ! la one
sort la oaa dap recently.• P
Waihlntton la plan
f»w
M» '*J,rtJ?lV
ongrrss of tbs Pspgl
mcrxsn Revolution.
nual gatherings have eerpe
» atMt Meraating feature
seriea of convention! whkh I
to timeout mua to the National Capital.
. t b * mej•Adielkh-r
m«ht»v r t li» U
f ftetogates fr o * aU parti
i cowntry comb to IfssSlqgharged with a spirit of high
arikittba
sJtfu
’S K rvs
national ihrinaa of
7ajri|at and rayat In tivn’atl7&1 V,
“THE GOOD OU0 DAX8 U* SANFORD”
•
eietE K M YEARS AOO TODAY
‘J V
Uwe, and The Bggfeni,
a spaebl odltlee, fsU
adYerVsamanta, sad < |
•tory headedi"Barhecqi
EMera of the Anar lean
ngrweat the cream et
aomanhood. Theft hetV
V rf.
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i t'«d;i7{r.',;>acy: >rrw*JV*te'
wnMrsi»eeMfbrjA'‘,3ri^Jareure
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PA G E THREE
Shower
d Tome
M R k
*f U lM p
' Mrs. Edgar Bridge, of Taarea.
L the gaoat’af Min France* Pear-'
oca at bar baase, lino Oak Arebaas awarded sagaM1
*n Ike
ttata of Fleridstfoe bio sissy-by
the Amoritaa Cbomltal Society of,
Now York, City* H r priaa consists
of an Inscribod : certificate,
a
copy of *Cbomlatry In. Med clno".
R. F. Cooper, wtii
The announcement traa made
hnodn by tha following Utter ra
re Iv*d by Profewer a £. McKay;
.Of lemiaete High School:
.. Amerfcet* Chemical Society
,'M «. C. S. Smatharei,
af winter Gandeic spent the week'
cod here With their *on-|n-law-W>4
daughter, Mr. anj Mr*. 1). L. Har
per, ISOi Baaford Avenue.
>■& »
Prafasaor 0. K. McKay,
SanatnoU High Rthoot,
Sanford, Fla.
'
Mat Bln
, We are, pleased to announce that
Ike IWO-31 Florida remmitUo on
pda# essays and its rhahman, Dr.
Tawota R. Leigh, hare Jsat roaorlad to u* that the essay of
Earls Kipp has been •**!acted as
the • aeeond boat aa It* topic In
thU yoor’a eaaay corrtaat In your
The priao for Mr. Kipp consists
bf a suitably Inscribed certificate,
a copy of fChemUtry In Modlclno"
and participation af tbo essay la
tha'national contest.
Paul Smith
.
’
Secretary.
tta .Rasa -Cltyl*. are asked ta
r »t • o'clock at lb . borne of
.'•’A.-.W. Eppa In Dreamwold,
molar, mooting: and' annual
IN* Of etfUdh* af Its BalUe
riassT Chapter pf fb* D. A. E.
I ha bold at . I o'clock at th«
a Of Mbs Parry Lea Boll on
Arenue, retutM^VmiUt ydotaraay.
Mm.
m.
v .r jfe a ®
yuslerday to b*r horn*, at Itint
ington, Iml. attar ■ spending' s
montlx hare wltb Mr*. Herman J.
Lehman at-her home on Palmetto
A*«uo.
r j .
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Mlaa M a r y 'iS u *fkiorta, of
Colombo*, Oa., arrived ye*t*rd*r
to spend two month* here with
her rouilns, Mrs. C. W. Speer
and Mr*. NettU Ingram, l i t Lau
rel Avenue.
DOLLAR DAY.
i of thr \V. man’* C M l
W lli l h H It, a hmp.tal pragTUSaJI
^ T P *r WiD b* rix-n teH i r t f f l
•ftwrwore st 3:45 n'rlork at .U»*
■lib room* an Oak Avrnua M f l l
UtHUt Of Fainald-Uughtre M*KMTlal Hospital. The program W«U
k a ' « n M by a busing** mMtlbg
a fth * club it 3 cVlock.
/V
During
aft* moon Ulka wjO
ha made by Sup*riniriMkni T. W.
Lawton, Dr. Samuel Puleatoa a « l
Miss Fraam F:*nett*. Mr. Law*
fan >11] apeak lfl-1*half of tha
•aacutlta board of the hospital,
Dy., F a I * * t on, in behalf « t
Oka i staff, and Mlaa Fwa*
Stta far the nuraea. In a34b"
tion fd tbaae talk* eereral maaiaal
number* will be prrreptsd.
• A l Ike ronelt»*lon of the pra>
fram a abort reception will be
held aad refreshment* will • be
aarrad. The hosirssr* will be tb*
following member* of the Beard
• f Manet*ra: Mrs: W. Theodor*
LangUr. pmldent; Sir*. 0. X.
McKay. pa*l ptwaldent: Mr*. It,
M. Papworth, fret vire-prealdentj
Met, E. M. Calloway, second v'cOprealdent; Mr*. A, M. Phillip**,
third vlre-prasldrel; Mr*, i. B.
Cogburn, corresponding secretary!
Mrs. R. A, Smith, laronl aecra*
tnry; Mr*. John Melach, treasurer!
Mr*. W. U Cooper, chairman of
the lltetature department! Mrs. H.
W. Rucker, chairman of the social
department! Mr*. A. Derby, chair
man of the welfare department!
Mrs. John T. Il'ady, house* chair
man; and Mrs. J. C. Gibbs, parlia
mentarian.
Phonfe 123
Sanford
WEDNESDAY
ONE DAY ONLY-COME EARLY—REAL VALUES-J1 DAY
Porto Rican
New atock
DANCETTES
BATISTE
RAYON
Valuer* i
PAJAMAS
GOWNS
Valuea to $2.98
Hand made
New Meahette
One lot
Lndtea'
BRASSIERES
SILK
GIRDLES
SLIPS
and coraeiettea
Mia. T. C, Pop* left yeatarday
Mr. and M rsTY'c! itfnlley, Mr*. for Miami whore ahr will visit h*?
A. K. Shoemaker Mo/A-TI. Shoe- parent* for a abort time.
maker and M!b* ElltaMh Shoemaker hare returned from MUnti
and Palm Beach where they spent
Annual 8prior FeatJvul
Mrs. Panlk Reeres and daughter,
Jane, o f ' Daytons Beech, are
spending a week here visiting tha
former's ttlslera, the Mlasea Thxlmn and Edith Walker, ai their
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Ingtam and home on Palmetto Avenue.
three children. Belly, Roselle and
Matgaiat, of Lake Worth, are
Margaret,
Forming a party motoring to
spending a week bore with Mrs. Daytona Beach Sunday for Lh* day
Nettie Ingram anj Mn. 0. W. were: Mr, and Mrs. Bredte WitSpeer at th#.r home, US Laurel Utma and daughter*, Radio and
Avrnue, T h e y are reroute for litre, Mrs. Edgar Bridge,’ of Tam
point* In New Jerrey whore they pa, Ml*s Frances Pearson and
Harvey Hnanaon.
will spend the summer months.
DOLLAR Da y
DOLLAR DAY
nHK'jtri of th* M | |
Good quality
Children'! rayon
South Side Primary School
Friday, May ftlh
3:30 to ID P. M.
(Roaat ilacf Supper—fl to
IsSO P. M. — 25c)
Children's rayon
WASH
PAJAMAS
PANTIES
a
DRESSES
Age 2 to 12
All altea. Extra
Age 4 In 14
2 for
EDGEWOOD
FLOWER SHOP
Printa, Vollea, etc,
valuea
Special for Dollar Day
LADIES’ iALL SILK HOSE
Worth up to $1.40 pr.
: ofSemlnola
[umber Fartyat • o’clock at
it Mall * 5
* or the Garden
*t 10 o’clock at
re. ft. B. Monroe,
All Ladien’ HATS priced $4 or more — Special Dollar
Dny*
‘.i"
..I*!?:.*!.§ l mQ Q : OFF
All pluin fla t RAYONS — New Hhades — Special Dollar Day, 3 yds. f o r ............. ................................$ 2 . 0 0
4>u*le Week fiwDrem u^ttl bo
n k tbo Ceclltan Music Club
KiU oVVockj a| th* stndlo or
b-lfcanlo R'Munion oa Myrtle
y*t.
.
> ; , Monday .
,
ia -
--cfTF,
All silk FLAT CREPE
Dollur Duy, per yd.......
> bu^aaayUoting of tkd Wotw MMM&ary Union af th*
A SaptW Church wUI bo b*U
I l i t o'clock at tha church.
36 inches wi de — Special
...................... .............. •••••••• 9 5 c
All MEN’S SUITS — New stock — Special for Dollar
Duy ...... .................... ...................$ 3 . 0 0 0FF'
All meiV’s STRAW HATS — priced $5 ormore—Spec-*
ial Dollur D a y....................... j . ....... $ 1 #0 0
" 1
' 1"
'
""
■
'1 ■
■"
%
All Leather LUGGAGE — priced $10 or more—Spec
ial Dollar Day ................................. $ 2 * 0 0 0F*'
MODERN TRANSPORTATION
Special lot
Special table
PURSES-BAGS
SILK
Bus Supplies it!
SPRING
SCARFS
RAYONS
Worth
true ilk Ucr* war
burao-csf and of at
Da la lt& Marti
Worth to 86c yd.
Values to $1.05
2 yda.
nnl «iftaioU,»
ftagthla v— . M
them ait
Special lot
*Vi3
Can too ww
th* bread big
21burdsa by' pa
. TbaNatimul
It s M a rt
ra. ireutlr Uchlaalaa tha uipaytre
rpa Immcaca sum for road up-kaop.
mnbiu rbamhor of Cnwacto aays,
a/* 11 per rsat. of the nilatreaacs
/
BATISTE
and Voile
colored
3 yda.
FANCY
VOILE
SOCKS
SUITING
Evdrfait
Faat color* j
4 yda.
One lot chlldrm'a
Fancy colored
One table
4 yd*,
I
Boy'* fast color
SUN
AthleUe
SUITS
■tyla
Blse* 4 to 10., ,
Ages
i*
4 pair
One lot Man’*
UNDERWEAR
to
for
ft1; !
- £ l *;
’ < i;
v V jffii
�‘ to lb* et-^
iford homo-
kfeSSS
sm si
a
h*. little
M * ^ r i
>*. mka IU
n uld, “ and
, will find mo
U about ht>» In
whatever typo
i going to Ulb
Lb* nowi ‘ rik Mi*. R ob.rtV o.oli .
Robert, Jr, 9 (ihqvfjt
STATK C0U4MR FqR. WO- irfn.rral
Months*
. A.aoclatlun bar*
bean MEN, TALLAHASSEE, Mo, S—
Alpha Chi Omfga glrlo at tho
Florid* BUto. Qollog* for Woman
i tho halt away of th* aUto
w aubjaet, "Foetal Flraa, A this yrOr tho*# for tbalr p£*ol*
Inal Manae*." H* Jplaaa to d*nt Batty Owen*, of Wwt Palm
for Waahinfton on Jan* 6. Beach, . otodont qf high aehpj;
__
t wai aatle aVerag* a» ihown by bar
first th#>t**ay'contest
mamlwrihlp In KU Hlgm* Phi bold tm^o a*dolma at the Hanford
waiV awitdnl prita*. In and i’ll I Hoto , siema, Claa.lcal Fornltur* Co, atdta on Friday.
lOslip
Vw M t , th# following and BQanlih Honorary fraterni Th* ftlat, atari In, at
o’rlork, and th# aarnnd at ftSB
ool rtrpna,' raralrad prii* ties re*port!roly.
o'clock. Rafrathmante' .IU b* ution riaalg Klwanlir
Folio.In, in. tha fooUtapa of •aread durirtrf; loth oaoalojti, and
Th* .rlsftlng dategwijji .VMjga waltl.rir.prnldanl. tha Alpha Chi a complat* atory of rafiltaratlod rokntd to Florida , bar f l r f l f U
Omega .oiorfty at Florida Htali from It1* flflt tut* through th* llurtaii, Wauchola, RlWMtet'jliaCol local held*1 o*a of tha hlfh- tact word In lealaoa refrigeration trkt govarwarifn tha attAaaa of
ait' aotiolaatlr a»*ra p * on tha
(Jo*. Doyla E. Carlton, wha* wa*
rempu*; rankIa#' aarofld amend
unabia to attend.
•"
Raymond C. Croaaoiln, Omaha,
Inn Thofnpaon, a mb* Iha antlra aorority .roup* and
flrit adianc .aaroritloa of Notion*
Nab, International prv.idant, fn
al PaiJ-IIollMt. Thl# year th*
hi* Message, pointed to th* pra
aerwHty h oi* tha dttllnelW *f
gma*. mad* fay tha' ' Inti ran|1anal
fcqVing itha Mjfcety percentage of
oipnliallon during lha f . i t year
[Altiatot amMf .tha aororitiaa of
UId appealed to m#mb*H'td,C»rry
onal •Paa-'llallanle A»»o■oh tha work la th* ceraMg wmntba.
» tha rampua;
,,
baunllfol ltaporia of other ' ofTW ri1 ware
ChrOrnega waa founded fathering tblMylng a
plrnlc d nntfi After th* ' dinner heard durlnr the morning.'
. Uldtrarally In IBM, and
In tha aflarnoon, th. dolotfata*
hour, h*altht>dky> .a * obaarn J
i fhkptar .M*'ln*tall#d
era divided Into fir# main groupt
with
a'health
program*
Mr..
J,
Florida Biot* • Collap
**- M an.n e * - ’ '
mqlntanC BUU gava an IrutrucUr* haaUJr n r > n w« i w r . - — t - mainwnana#.' Chahmaa of tkoaa » eating 1
an In lkri. Th# fotorily
.talk
and
tha
chlldran
gar*
a
aong
f< 8 h r i( . r a e
.era Ralph II. Ferrall, Miami;
now conattta of S3 active chap
aad raettad tha haaltfa tread. Tha
llerbart A. Moor*, Duboa*. Fa.;
ter* With a tnambotfhlp of over
ot aifqtm tiii or as it* Mfimrr, 10,000. Th# purpooa o f the oSe- aula*, Mitt Umb. ^tra tW aaaan- William J. Carrington, . ' Atklntlr.
thant,‘maiAnactuHr, W prt- nrity I* to advanco th* Intallact* tiala of haalth chore* and prt City, N . ' J.t Waltar M, Wataar,
aitlien In thl*<. wanly is e«- ual, »n«lal, and moral coHure of a#ntad th. bio# ribbon rortlflcotei Daytona Beach, Flo., and Georg*
od fram th* InvlUUoo aatond. It* member* and "to'furthtr and to III hoyo and «lrlt who ohaauad SmlV’ fllUlnp,. Mont. *, '
th* haalth rhoraa, Lawla
Bill*
ip Btrickland-ll orris, Inc, ufg- cultivate the tin* apt*.
Woman riiltar, rtty#
thom to rtalt lhair ahow room*
dleta KU rkafater Include* t t aeorad tha hlgbaot ahd woa a reception and tan In Coral Gob*
Ira after ah.automobile Mur 'of
afUre mambaro wnd’S pladpa. Ill
point* of Intomt fn tho Mlond
yiotlil* nlumna* chapUn h*v»
araa.
bekn eatabllahixl In Mlqntl, TamToday, daolgna|ad "Internation
ijia, and JackaonvUI*.' Th# alumna*
al day" waa fMtuiaj by on adIndar tho yanaval ’.aupanlalpn IChapter* of th* orgonbation *4TUud* North, JackaohriU*,’ aril mlnlater acKolarahlp* to chlldran nn tha tkro.*; Thl* waa follow#,I drew* by Janteo 0*. Gardlpor, form*
uugh th* aponOarahlp uf Ui* from . fuurtcan. to alilaan yuan by p may pol* iffnco by tha falrlai i f promlar of tho province of
id daatar* ofMhi* aUt*. th* uf a p In order to enable them dreared In paOtel .hade* to ro'tre* Haakatckownn. Canada, In ".ntar*•pond In colpr with th* May pole national pcdwill,*
■ad* of tlw Ford cummerrli} la remain. In high reboot or
Other apaakira war* William
tala will reach Hanford tomnr- train them In au|tabla vucallona. atreamera. It waa beautiful and a
r morning fritn Orlfrvtrt. AfUr I ; AtrtOAg. tb* Alpha Chi Om#i* O M It to tha trichari, Mr. and
t
ihorl parade tKrtmgh the bu»l- glrla outatandlng in campus ac- MK. W. U
m dlatrict, tha adtUMtlln pm! tlvIlVtg. arat Marion Hendry, of . ■Th# AlumqL.af th* high' school
Cka will b* pavkvBMn .m l near Harry, president of Orrhaau*, gava a bahquat at th* home of
t. Strickland-1Urria, ln«, plant natSTat dancing aociety; *M itu- •Mr. aad Mia. Jr C, BUli Friday
1 Palmetto and
Commercial
dfnj of dramatic *b|llly| Rowans •vanlw. Table* wan placed on tho
aparldua porih tad thl u.tkl progiam wa» given of toasts, aong.
Lft&i&i
HbjtOfFord
rcial C a r s
.
.
n rq n i
children,
athool expenaf*, baglw'P* Ul r i l l
o f aHIctae
pith a f1v**m[|l tla* |n th* pnartl
mlilac*, fallowing four year* la*
tar by another a#*#*, ml II" boost,
ia Fremont
and alrmaalng- l« I W , wfth'-a
paony from tb . gaoeton and fir* .INebraakaj ’rtflbuna, ft r ,hi* rdl>
(note m ill fd# ,:i* auh-dl.triet*.
•!>!. hatv *h Obldlaf fdlth" ha
“ ^ * * * ‘ mda«a. method* and (6 Edmund Huffy of th* Hal*
to th* school* our tlawra Suaj, for hla cartoon, "An
Old Struggle Still Going On,"
Huc.Hon-.l.,,
riftW rid F . v r , 1»30,
it w ir ill j aA p i to aw* |*Mi*ivin t.|CF'
rraant a* tfMnfjfparh* [W b*W abl# 'Traveling aeborirahlp* In JmirnId jfay II in to . YM Mr roh.Uld-' #l{»m rear, award'd to Frederick
ehfa arebeaelrlhir with pleaY to Trinlal Slab,, e fuZ*naarl|ia, Ohio,
fadtide tha da VaTirihl-ort rfard*.
I ale. I think that .M l* . * are
’W tiUllnl;: fdf tha aid of tha
aeboola. mm ahonld a b f , canaUtr
tha *M^tfi*,pnd orphan* • wheba
fto'a'arU
to
|ingt Heavy duty hydraulic 2.'
I garbage damp; hoktg' duty out* la ml Ing’ In athletics.
Marvin; war* .e*k'-*ha gu'aali of
malic rantractor dump, 131-Inch • , Member, of tha.aararity*. Inlet body with trim*! h iftF ClUOat KOther!he WUaon, lloro>(
w
WabU .Marl* RagiaUr, Mary rivar> flaking.
Th#
mkrrago
of
Mloo
Ftoranco
G
ltr.
Mildred
Real*.
Virginia
manif
piiHifwt
frastpy
* KR
ft*iw MTara, llelan Fannin,• Edith Him* Grant and E. II. Urlffta Saturday
rnta and
' l 7i Won*, . Vlnrlnli KmHhant, Jack1 lhair
w
H ry s ;
;*W««-*t)lnor*
filn 'F ftr g .
on display.
a « s c
rrlandO
of Ihr
lllnaaa of Mra. Goarga L'ndaay the
■tat*ph*M-operator who haa bean
IU fae[a*r*ral day*. >
,t
waa raco.'vod of th*
Donlal adopted
OaaUI l,'G*Hfa.
i. la k e
Atlanta,
C*
a
roar*. I o .:
moved, to
PriMrtlag.
Eachary, .Dal^tvd; llelan <
Ihmpdt- Hatty--Oaraw, Wwt
i o f Oil .Co,* la f an Beach' aad Anna' Mbgg, •Jm
maraing concamlng vUta. J
rorwrtla* af tha new
I'ladge* |t(, lb* oorerlt.
• n n : '- :
'(tS i M i
�t Mr.. J. P. Lindsay, nvd
nil- d U m tt.ra jb m A Filday
I ■ few ilaya t b lH a tii* nSrfh
«ni part of th* »Utr. They
K U y « «.
fW9w*t.t
M w d *l«;
( Artist*;
<U.
», B«
IB, C
I0:i4,
•
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Mr*, a
?-1* sbit
ra & %
IffiSWii
-war—uti 1
• WABC; «:U *,
i m u WABCi ,
it-7. Same at WJ
n » 7U5. Swl
Chronicle*; ’
U K ; 0:11, Ml
i m WABC..
If. MAT J. •
R
tw t
iritone; «:30,1
i Orchestral,
k# Rrpolls; Ti
dal; 7:16, T M
u rk C. K. Philip.
rnri iseers business
Boy Cltmrnl
#
-
n
l e g a l n o t ic e s
FWrthelitKFroJIe, NBC) A Me Kee
ton Musltal Magaalne, NBC; BdH.
Valley Day*. NBC; 0, B. A*
Rflfa and his Ltteky Rlrike Dsnra
Opchestm. NltC; 10. J. a Lucy,
orchestra; 10:10, Robert. am a lit fines, visitor In Ovleda last
Daffy.
wee* In the Interest of *.*Vf( O. W.
WDBO — Orlande
circle In Ovlede.
6, Musical 1100411; 6:30, South
Mr. and NN. T. L Lingo nnd
children attended the revival meet*
Inglifting held In UoldenrmrBundan afternoon- readucltd by Bov,
Wilbur Heed.
f'
W* M. Webater of Davenport
Flat and Philadelphia eat a gurst
of his mother-in-law Mrs. C. K
Philips Tuesday over night
ME nhd'Kra. B. R Ward a v
companted by Rev. J. N. Thompson
werw Wsllors In Sanford Saturday.
Mr. sad Mr". George Jacobs of
Chuloots- were (hopping la town
Saturday,.
Ur. J. William Martin had ns
*1* ge»at Sunday his brother Mr.
ami Mrs. Martin and daughter
SOFIA, Bolgaita, Ifar 4.
MIWUvd of Msmarm, Fla.
(Al*)—The former "tablnat
Mrsdamea Tribble• and Hunter
ITamler UsptcHeff, which
with,MU* ltuntee of Chuluola at
tended church In OvUde at Us
starday by Ring Boris because Ban|lat church Sunday reeving.
.yi« IwMilty uf any approve,I
Mf tars. L. ||, Gore and J. Greatl llral leader to form a new ad- house were fishing catly Momla.mcrnWig and caught thirteen fish
iW O T *
.. . , v .
wtlgMug 40 lha.
The annual Pfcnlr for the Meth
odist H'livrlsy ftchool no* hold an
•Ho CHlirrh ground* tm lost Fri
day afternoon anj night with on
attendance of morn than I0(k liethe 'plant.* way stagH at
home the attendance tea* greaUr
than ever before.
A. rcjrtmnnUv supper was served
the* hern end girls rtigaged In
rvonlng end lamping games, and
toatled mrrshmailows round th--*
fire, while the older people talked
IS happy partita over the ground*.
The oreheitm led by Mr. Gif
ford nf Suburban Homes, with
Mrs. Joseph IJnahart at lha plans.
enlivened the evening
I'h anlrl*e,| music.
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D A YT O N A BEACH
Tpa MrKtroy Apartments
Every unit m corner, separate bed
rooms, with twin bed*. Beautiful
recreation room and lounge. Pri
vate grounds and* enrages. Ev
erything furnished and provided
for your comfort. Only one Mock
from the ocean, Why. not havo
lha best. Accommodation. 4 to
H persona. Season MOO- to 4160,
monthly *100, weakly $3
Wire, phone or write for r
rations.
I1 A S E L U E N -B K L L
Agents
SI* So., Ocean Ave.
Phono
Daytona Beach. Florida.
lEI.ltAY BEACH—Albert E.
t.^pmen will erect |2KMOO
M nn largy estate, ono mils
p .ifniiiH ; s, vat
Bimal Currie and
.#:05, Baseball Basal
ilher Forecast; *1
ns
FOUR ROOM apart mint ami gar>{< apartment. Langley Apart
ment*. I’hono 1 1 6 1 . _________
Mrs.
ITvtt, tlr. and
J. B. Jtiin.
[Mr. Montagna hpd brotherr-ln^
*■<1 Mr. and Mfe. j . B. Jooe*.
tno ions, Mac. a n i Bib . A
idrrful dap waa wJoyed.
Ir. and Mu. A. A Cotton and
and Mr*. A. A* Raymond lift
•day by train far Uirtr rammer
* in CllftOn Spring!, N. Y ,
r a pleasant wl'ter spent m
• Charm.ar la th* coitom for
P*»l K i w i p t p . W i regret
r departure.
rsedon nsera' Mr. and Mr
A
uLSWfeJSPJW
Raymond Ettas, winter.
Vejrtlrical* In .mr "file*. and has
f m * sepll,»tlon fur tarn deed to
seen* In acei.ertahc* with. law. ■AsId
cettlflraie embraces lha roll.,win*
•eeerlhrd property eltnaled In Mem.
•nets ' roustv, Ph.rlrta, ia.wli:
fntith >11 feel c5 V i , l H nf
" f K W * *•* MWU. Mec.
*•Ut**•
Hint, 11 Townskla IS Mouth.
•T||* sjBtt.'snd btlnaaeeaesed at the
dale or Ilia Itausnoe of aurh irHKI.
r* 't In lha name of Ml.a A. Tab.
atk. Ualaa. .aid rarllflr.te shall ba
nideamed srearflina to law las daad
to Aftvpm«ias
A H o r n ld tapreanatatlve
etengkly fasdUar wttfe rate%
ilta and MaantTkatten will
re you complete lafaaaaaUaa.
ad If yau t l i b they win m *
it yaa la warding yaw want
I la make It unfa affective,
iW n * o W i r t .
KOI? BALEi B flat tenw
■ phone. A Bueechtr la.tweaks
Good condition, 9M. Than* 44*.'
FOB BALEi Rlrekss eookar,
ar uferf, ip«p pak AV*>«|
COQU COMFORTABLE three
moms, and bath garage apart*
mint, suitable far two bachelors,
inuthcrn eapoaure,. heat.
■ . water,
light, linens and maid service fur*
nlshcd, no conking, vrry reason,
able, Apply 110 Elm Ave. Victor
Check.
Ufr'FLKR APAUTMENTH. I l l 3
agnolta Ave. Three rooms and
u Phone (UN.
1 •
S
t^l.liedV’ Overlooking lake. F I}1*
Inula, from Post OfHre.
BU
.Sl'.'r.ViV.r",h
* i,h d,y
fUtnria my mfr|rinI BlRi-iNtiirr ind
th# nth. Hay of April A* HAVE YOU It WATCH repaired
by one who really know, bowl
Hrlggs, Jeweler, Mag, Av*.
K. IM>I <1I.AU».
■rh iTtruli «‘ourl
mlnnta ('ounlr. Dr. W. E. MarDOUUALL, CHI*
ROPRACTOH, U nuw located at
his realdenca In Flotal Heights,
TA* IIKKII leiSKH BKITIne 8, Sanford. Phone 6M*M.
• ITS ei> TIIK UMhlCHAI, "T ST.
• « Tern a y tsim sta tu uv
ri.oniiM, - ,
K«llr» u hereby given that t.lnnt
v. II") |. yat, bae*r uf </>1 uf Tas
IVrtinral* No. MS, •Ulrri lha Sml
day. „t Jalr A. |>., tssi. haa lllnl
•aid raiUtlcnl* tn mi utric*, and has
mad* sypllratlan for las deed In la,
aus In anwassrt with law. HaId
AirtumobiljH
eaetlflraia emhrarsa the rell«wlng
dearrlhsd ptfl|>*t|y allualnl in
Itemlnnla manly. HIof hia. Ia.wll i
.•ytsite III and IIL Monfa fark.
Tks M*4 land bslne naseaspj at lha
date « f «h* lasuano* nf aarh i sril.
“i*
Thai .tJovrl
F. B u ll"*■linnWianown.
ha-in of
•' ** “T Ta* « ertlflrate No.
SSI
sort: day ot July A. tl.
new Hudson, Erses, or Ply*****J S - fllrd flirt, r r r ilflr a ’ a In
my nen<* end Laa minis Muillnv mnuUw or* Cbryplff Xar,,m...A;ilien far Tss llacl is iU w ) in aJ.
rordaaeo wllh law. hale ee.itllrala ply Boa M. 11. care Herald.
smhramk Ins Citliitv-iiia iiiwu'ial
l>fi<|wrtr all«4U4 In hamlnola i.*onii, t— UnsIncHH Rervlce
l». Khiflrta, I..,n|i?
tartS.lit anrt IIS Hanfn Path.
] ho nSMilanrt Iwlnn assaaa. 1 al th* LANKY'S DRUG STOKE—Pre■tale ai (be liunnis ot su.h . »m .
scripLi»ns, magaalnes, fountain
Ilm ra lb lha wama i.l lii.k in .a ■■
rUUMIT
dtllvarka.
Thai Irterd N.I llosl* I.urrhasar nt service,
y T U fecertltlra l* No Sit. flalert P h o n tlO i.____________________
•he t nd.-day hi July A. Ii IMS, ho*
ntart sold rerllurala In my i.ffim
••ml haa.ntaSs apirth-oilofi (ar Ta« UUILDINU BLOCKS—Irrigation
l»«*rt to ISSN* In'nrratrtanra Willi
boxes and general cement work.
Mharte Concrete Co. J. K. Ter*
«•»
tarts I
Th. ai
Ihe 4aS
iKItalm,
l'nl**l'|
,lr.meur
: ; v »t
tvtiU
HUE UAL ALLOWANCE, on your
old, battery. .Hfi W. First Ht.
>VANTEIIi llifiuml touple
tn
sham home with a widow. Mm .
K. r Grlffllh. (lot Palmetto.
I'mirf WANTED TO llUY; Condemn.-1
house. Will move at onco. Shep
herd Stephuii*, Route. I, 1)»* XI7.
THE ARCADE
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Cut Out F o r ‘
Handy Reference
OASIS CAFE
omq
* r * o v f~ us
Pvk*
A N G E L ’S B A R B E C U E
Open 10*
10 A ., .M.
. . to 2 A .
M . Hanford A
Ar«e-
F IS U and P O U L T R Y
SKMINOI.B FI8II A
POULTRY MARKET
Phene wos
Fish—Chlcktna
L U N C H ROOM
5 & 10c Lunch Jk *
C offgfkFhop.
Open S A* M- 8 P. U .
B jC Y C L B a R HKPA1RB
DRINKSLUNC1IE8
•"-i-."’ lntotinrr*
Gilbert's Chocolates sad
Hot Drlaka.
R. N . N IP P E R
Hlgna. Phono SOS.
SHOE REPAIttmq
ARCAlHl MARKET
Cheapest In Toga.
KUBNUUINGS
Rtpalro—Reft nlthing
Upkalstertng.
tad
S EC O N D H A N
VEG ETABLU
INUBI’ RNPRNT
GROWERS ASSOCIATION
Ra«m I f .
. I'hagg.M t
Open 2+ h M r a — l U ’ R.
Park. •*•>
By John* Devlin
wsh pmTH U
I BOCK P v v «
VL. A l N f T *
CREAMERY
X * W 1AH T O H HlW\
* a
M u n c b iy
” :•*■ VI.ft
For Beat RcaulU—•Aidwlbw
*— ;
A *
.
. i ■i ,
.
IN8UHANCB
CREAb
Beyond the; Alps lief
Italy; and leal wn forget,
behind the bii’bunnl* lice
America.—Judge.
whoa* teaming h as out
stripped hi* Intelligence.—
Vincent Makvey 1 (Former
premier of Capada).
DRUG STORES
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Title
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Sanford Herald, 1931
Text
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Title
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The Sanford Herald, May 05, 1931
Subject
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Sanford (Fla.)
Description
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<em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 05, 1931. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908.
Type
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Text
Source
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Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 05, 1931; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida
Coverage
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Sanford, Florida
Publisher
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<a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a>
Format
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application/pdf
Language
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eng
Sanford; The Sanford Herald