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A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A i I-Y N E W S P A P E R
S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A , M ON DAY. M A Y 4, 1931

T O L U IO
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V.‘ -Atn

RESCUE FLYER

DEAD

LAW IS VETOED
BY GOVERNOR
. *&gt; 4

MADE BIG SUM
REPORT SHOKS

Carlton States He BeH e v e s Measure Is
.N at .Constitutional;
Race Tracks Probed

Figures Indicate That
Over $700,000 Wfir*
.Taken In Byjockey
Club For U st Year

t,

- j T A L L A H A S S E E , M ay
P ram ft)rur**\hat h ave been
. com piled b y th e State O f fi­
cials It seems that It coats
Florida abou t 9*2.50 to paaa
each law.
D uring th e last regular
Seasloa o f tka Legislature, It
bpproprlatad som ething like
'
*
taUlion dollars fo r
^ M i &amp; i i y p*rpo*a*. sad
east of the isaslap Itaalf was
' than IS*,000 to pass BIB a«w
Ipwp. Ktan st that, thaagh, ear
aaidns i n m U V* aUa to pass
mor# laws and at laaa opens*
the# p majority of the state toglalataraa la the United States.
The total rest st legfriotlv* eessiena In the 48 states 'this year
was t r e n d fifteen mfUlen dot.
Ian, U has been set Imeted7 Many
state* spend more than a million
dollars,an their legislative sessions
alena. Among them or* Pennsyl­
vania, New York, and IUlno in.
Tennessee's legislators testa the
state met* than SM-hslf ihltllo*
dollars. Utah epdndUy $80,000
aad Nevada $88^00 get their lasrs
made fee the amallaet yam of any
state, rxrspt
; H«aMa |a* nsskpra' reealv* the
atm* pay as dot the, Jaattyra who
ettog Up the Hoeto and Aenaw
Ralls, -tlin . s|einrraph*rs, the
alt attach e*___ _ ^
five two dollar* leas.1
H -.ar
Th*y may
Aa has been c usternary for men
than M .yuan, the House and Sea*1# St* overwhelmingly Democrat­
ic. ,There la only am* Bepublican
ihur branch, hsRadlag BebraUvs A. D. Whitman, of Herleoater B. J. Irby af
could be classed aa aa
&gt;t Democrat, bat ha hah
f i been leehad upon ad a
ilar.*
’
&gt; ’!
la a recent report af the State
Marketlag Commissioner, It la
m that daring the season of
-1M0, there wars shipped
n Florida appreahnately wo,
car leads of frail and truck
leap, vegetables, alt. U la &lt;
karkable fact, sad shows I
slva cultivation'that Is preela tbs Ssnfocd-Oviedo 1*0Utol J $ percadt o f ikle pro­
dead and fruit was shipped fn
AardiasU County, aad It boron—
'
‘ I unusual, * hea os# consider*
if ftotadla 'Cenoty In area la
' ’
‘ ' fy in tht
Pinellas,
county la

are i
to sarh
•la tkla way.
Vllh be
U
•f as.
ban the i

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.6

F ive Cent* A Copy

ALFONSO WILL
LIVE IN AREA
OF MEMORIES

SPEAKS HERE

N U M B E R IBS

ALSOP SPEAKS
AT LUNCREON
OFTRADEBODY

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Advertising Declared
To Be State Savior; , Economy In Govern- •
ment Seen As Need

Last Of Bourbons Re*
turns From London
To. LitcWithFamily
At Fontainebleau

. _____ i
H) PKTRB 8CIIAAI,
PARIS, Mdy 4. - (A PI—Alf.n• TAIJ-AIIASSKK.
M ay
4so Xllt, depose,I King of Spain.,
Checklng up yrstfnlay on tho op­
Orn* «f tloriila’* oulftUndJ-ark &lt;4nwn Ihir s, for a life of j
eration nf the Miami Jockry
inn lycrsonalltlen, and tturfly
*t
eslle im rl seams rich in memories)
dab's winter meeting which P*I4
It’*
irruatrat
proan-nRent,
(Its
of
the
monatrhie*
nf
Fran
r.
.lr nf Temps lawyers lld l,K»-ifottlnR John T. Alaop. Jr.,
‘
Th* lait of the lloiirloin Lln~«1
(’HI'KNHAGKN- -Captain Atkin
Georg* F. Baker, Wl-y*wr old 000 for a copyrightci rertlflaat*
mnyor of Juckmvnville, sum*financier and philanlhropiot, n system of hetllng, member* *4 Abrrnlsrg. abovr. noted MwidMi returned from l.omlon Saturday |
contemporary of Morgan, Hill. the house investigating crnimlt- aviat r. who, with Captain Kalrh evening, accomiwmed t y the Duke j M. yor ^ohn T. AI*op, Jr., of lime* enlli’il the mayor o f
ie- j.^ .on vlll# , who spoke before
Frick, Carnegie, end Ityen, who tee fhturr.1 that the club Itself at, II. Rattier, of tlir llrlli«h Army, of Mlrandl, hi* rousln. lie
Florida, rume to Hanford to*
«
hofes to trs.-ue Augu.tlne'Oourt Joined Victoria. hN q'leen. and «»’«•j „„.„da-ni of the Seminole Coundied o f
pneumonia Saturday the same time got mor*
$700,000. Some nf them Wanted far auld. surveyor of the British Ate. children Ini a »ulte at Ihe Savoie ly Chamber of Commerce at duy, npatt-hnlf nn hour at
Bight after a short illneoa.
know why all of this Idg totting Uc Air Route Kapcdition, report­ hotel.
noon today In an ad,lre*s which the gueat of th* Seminole Count/ •#*kT&gt;j
Alfnnao will live within a stone's had for it* theme "TLo Neetl Chamber of Commerce, and de­
fund shouldn't go Into the ataU's'J ed lo«t somewhere In Grrvnland
throw of Ihe Chateau of Kontaihe t r Advertising Florila'.
livered an adrfrrsa which, tocauto
bank roll.
Idran, where Napoleon signet his
|nf it* graphically fntecful tenar,
-;
Thr«c questions will to asked
al do atinn.
served nut only to Inapir* a f»o l-•
;
at the committee meeting* this
In his walka n the nelghhnr'.ond
ing of npilmism In Flnnua In
week at whinh former Judge Julr
nf historic Fontainebleau. Alfonso
general and In Sanford In parties , •
Ian llaisnl and A. A. Wolfe, Tam­
will be rrminded on many side. &gt;f
ular, but also to bring In tho ovvr
.
pa lawyer .will to asked ta ap­
the Ephemeral
nature of
Ihe
6o Sanfonl iiuiine.a and profeo. W j
pear, along with Frank J. Hruen,lAlk] |\J A D D D I V J I -A \]|k power of king*. In the old Cbnainnal leader* present, some Ilium- - , j
managing director of th* Jock#|&lt;lllT I I I U f t I } l I ! l l l L / \ i l U teau, iS'd to have been built by
inating fart* amt figures on Florl&gt;
club, and Sheriff tohnran nf Dad*
Robert Ihe good n the Tenth cen­
da »lnc* the l*wm day*.
county. Ilaurd and Wolfe de­
tury. Po|»e Plus VII was hell pris­
llaa ng muen of hts addreaa on
signed the certificate system for
oner by N*|*ol**in for two yr-vr*.
rxiivrienrea ha ha* gained after
the tracks and sjdd It. In th*
It was also the residence of n,
many yearn' Identity a* a show­
firm tollef, they have Insisted,
t^uesn n exile, Christina of Swo •
man, rulmlnating In hi* appoint­
NEW YORK. May 4 .-fA l»&gt; - that It was no violation nf th*
il&lt; n who caused her secretary..
ment a* public tel.vti ns counsel
Little disturbance waa rapected in state law against gamtding.
Menaldesebl, In lie exeeutml In lie
fur one of the Urgent theater
lha financial district today beANGHAGSALIK, * Greenland, palaee coiitlyard In IMI7,
At the hearing Friday ’nigTst
NEW YORK. May l . - ( A P ) — firm* in the world, Mayor ADop
cauM of the death nf George Fish- Joseph K. Wldener, of rhlladel- May 4.—A daring race by land,
Under the rrlgn of |^&lt;uis XIV.
ar Baker, flnanc'rr and philan­ pbla and Palm Reach, rhairman sea and air approarhr* its climav the Chateau wa* lit** rrsltlenee of A new movement which will ap­ lo«t I'.ltlc time In pointing nut
thropist, whoer VI-year carver waa of the iorkev chib, testified that today In an rffort to rescue n Mme. de Monteapair, and later the I al lo Ihe nail- n’a youth for sup- some nf the benefit* which ara
ended by pneumonia
Saturday he had been ordered by Sheriff young llrili-h scientist insmoned teauliful Mme. tie Hairy made the l« M of the Eighteenth Amend­ derived when advertising Is rnt
ment "the allied forces''—waa ploy id nut only by manufacturers
night
1-rhman to put In the certificate and tol.tvrd starving on the raslle her home whle fin mite of
and retail merchants, but also by
annotinred yeMerdsy.
&gt;
*
The banker, regarded as the system. Ilf Left the impression on wastes of thf Greenland ice rap. Lout. XV.
Captain Albln AhirnlM-rg, Swed­
Its litre.- divisions are "Allied citiea, slate,, and nation*. PrartU
Alfon*o ant nienihem nf his
richest man In the country, lapsed the mind of the rnmmlttee that
bally every thuuglit which wa#
ish filer, landed here after a
family, together 'with their ve- Youth," a young people'* organlInto unconsciousness late Sunday. It was rertlflaat* or rlo«e.
mllc over-water flight from Heyk l title nf HI servants, oeeup) ‘JO aellon; "Thr Allied Campaigner*," brought before tbu group by M */- '
Three
doctors
remained
at
hi*
Rrgardlr's of the conditions Javlk, Iceland, on hi* way to tbs
HATTIESBURG. Mias.. May 4.
Held worker, and *peake a. and or Alsup, had a ditret or Indirect' •\
under which the llatard-Wolf* spot In the i c bounj interior ri-otos in the pi tiiresque hotel, "The Allietl llu-inc*. Men,' tock- toariug on hi* ronrludlng w orrbl*..'"’
— (A PI—Fingerprints on a sawed- bdjsld# to the end.
situat.l
j
on
the
edge
,
f
the
forent."
Oslrf n u i ^ e d j
—rake ago system was put Into effect, com. • hire It I* l&gt;elleved Augustine
"Advi rt.sing I, the mo*t rsmtntlal ' ,
off shotgun and information that
Allonsn is keeping in cLoe »r* uf an advertising and publici­ j thing in Florid* today", and hU
may be glpaned from » "John from hla winter home on Jekyl ratttee member* said the system Courtauld, the scientist, tiny still
1
ty pregram.
tourh
w
llh.erenujn
Spain,
wait­
Smith- today srere dues that fed­ Island, off Iks Georgia roast, lie llaelf had worked to the grrat to alive after a Wintrr alone ,n
nptlmlitle *lr ronccrning Flor tin
'
ing
with
a
gleam
of
h
o|
H
&gt;
that
le
The
apunsar*
Inc
lode
Gov.
Giferal prohibition officers hoped than srs* apparantly In the best of rrofit of the track. Ilmen wilt to the Arctic.
and it’s futurb w-as, f.ntn the pro- y
may to pel milled to go back to fonl I'irielmt uf rennsylvanls,
.would solve Saturday's ambushing health. After spending Thursday aekeil parti, ulsrly about
the
Ahrrntorg, who left Sweden h s palace at Madrid, whence lie Final or Itnrah of Idaho, Tb«mns longed applause which greeted him.
at
hi*
desk
in
the
First
National
fad Wiling o f H. L. Everett, AStakr-out, cr percentage of all last week on hi* dangerous t» i •n.
r.uisnii, Final,,r
,-tnninr Merrl*
ernrns Shop
rnep- at Die
. .eonrtuslnn
. . . af. .the aitdrto*.'
.... —
A. EtlUen,
r-ald- ^cohMUoo officer In Bank. ofarhlch.Vk'
raslcnt he totting tolj by th* track man ris&gt; mln^n tended to 4iSS-PeMi was ousted last month by the par'd nf Tfxa*. Mr*, Matol WMk#r * ” , *’ r **eh " , h U hMrrrS to,'
leader*
uf
"MIF*7»yt?
P|«nl*1i
re
A tM T w * agOmcnt. Unofficially, it was Ha decldrd not lo procrnl furthei
While Ida address a as primarily*^
Willehramlt. Dr. S. Parke* Cadan ilpaeunon a
developed stated her* yesterday, that the Sunday, duv to Ice on hi* wtng.v. public, lie I* repurtetl to rend with mnn and Mi.s Jane Add.ms.
waa shot to death near nil
delivered In thr Inlerrat, of tha-T
great
eagerness
the
Spanish
news
,
Col Res, while driving to Jackson rapidly. ,
Jockey club took out aeven per­ The lea slowed up the plane and papeis as they avrive each eiepWith IIn- twin objective* nf rtl- I repo.ed Florida State Chamtor
to furnish court testimony agalnit
Those who dMIl In ih« high cent and got the "breaks,” which made jgnlnir up increasingly hatucatiug mil nrgaiiiilng. Hr. Dan­ of Commerta plan to raise $1,000,.
Inc.
0
alleged bootleggers and
moou- place* of business and finance fell mad* „ net near eight percent.
stdou*. Hr said hr intended to
Officers from the Surete i-ener iel A. Poling, chairman uf "The tMht in Klorhla fur the purpoae of •
shlnars. His automobile crashed no unrest. Georg* Baker hsl
Ilaiard and Wolf* were paid one rcfpel and ront.nu* Monday morn­ nl. the Scotland yatd of Fiance, Allied Campaigners," said the pm- advrrtisini; this state in the mag.
through a bridge railing into built strong ehd well and the percent, which would leave near ing.
kept watih over tlu- loyal fninily. Jeet "inevitably” will have poltti- ■lines snd new.papeis of tbu
Belly's creek and his body was uncertainty sod flurry that at­ ly seven percent for the club. On
Ilg will try to locate young However, Alfonso la , indicated he ml effect.. Ha avid he hoped it world. Mayor Alsup turned routspulled from the wster and mud. A tended the paaalag «f a great the basis of the $10.1,000 pay. Courtauld and then advise msm|would assist in breating such *en- selor for a few irinutes and aat
wide hunt through several coun­ lemler In days gone, by was alumt ment to the Tampans as their tors af the II. (1. Watkins eip«- Vt, old like |n elude litem -tt hi* &lt;liment Ihnt the inclusion nf "wet” forth a few suggest!.i|Va whicli ha '
Vvslk,
u
*,
hunt,
in
ihe
wood,
iuties wa* begun for bis slayers.
—a triumph of organisation.
profit* during the 4&amp;-day meet, dlllon, of wrhielr CuurtiuUl wa. a si*ting l but be bus no f&lt;ar o| ul |plank, in either uf the major par­ asserted must to lived up lu In •
Agents W. II. Buck and Bmlth
Many men will atep into the the club itself got considerably inembtr. Ahrenlierg al.o will ear­ tempt nr, Li’ life
ty platform, next year would to girat measure tofora Florida can
enreute by automobile to llattleu- place* George Baker ha* vnrated more than $700,ooo nut uf Ihe ly SUpplIra lo to dropped In the
pntgreaa aa p. should.
impo.slhle.
The
people
t.f
FontJ:nelleatl.
burg from Wiggins accompanied and tarry on tho affaire that he v*»t sum wagered on the horse*. sciential.
Ilia five points Inelude;
allhnntrh -till curj &lt;|s,
nlraxd)
However, Hr. Poling rmphaaltcd
by Deputy Sheriff lee or Stone site mini to long past the IhrreIt was believed Courtauld had
11 A—ttstorkst—in—itis . ..I ef
Advocates of a legalised r*f
♦ht*t—tin mosemrnt—wnttld to tin11'
list*
lisgui,
I*
es-eanl
Alfor«"
nnd
rpanljfi wrrr amhuihcd at another eeervairtiayrvarf^Mpttrd lu m in
-overnments, city, ruunty and
ing bill -in and out of the legl-. n M H W t ttli r .w '.apply dUrTirg~ his family «• |otit nf the life of ■•artisan.
bridge near Mrtourln and shots men.
s
lalure—have argued that IIn­ ihe monlb. he ha. spent this past Ihe v Mage, lit- i&gt; living nl f t- ho
Robert Itopp, ■f lloston Un'vrr- state
war* pumped Into their automo­
At the Madison r.vsnur man.inn state would get well above S|.. Winter In a lonrly hut on the Ice tel ns Ihe Duke of T&lt;d*d-', and will .lly, i- pie.hient of "Allied Yiejlh,"
til
Setlleimnt
of delinquant
bile.
where the Ervand#*** body lav, 000,000 a ' year from tracks on •*P, *$8* ge,| In nielciidogical es- st-ok to pa-« Ills lime u- sit ortli- wl.ii It uliutdy lisa had lixil young taxes, author sing a stale tax
The officers returned the fire, Frank Itlsavy,' his 'secretary . ani ,r ImenU.
(Continued on Pag* Thr**)
feltiag a man in tall bushes at the noumrd the funeral arranemimls ■rating In communities which
Meanwhile. the
patrotl .hip nary e tiirii on a visit lo Franco people confirmed as state and lo­
might vote them In at R local Gifnn, which pa.«ed by Angniagcal vice pit sub nts.
bridge and dangerously wounding
decided upon at a family confer­ option elect!,n. It waa pointed
With office* opening heie eltnelhim. The wounded man gave tbs ence.
•alik over the week-end, irportod
■ut her* that the Ilaurd Wolfe,
ly, "The Allis I Campaigners," will
name of John Smith. M. H. Dally,
The funeral will b* held Toes- rystrm was used at three dog, It had reach'd the ice rap. and that
start in Washington, Sept. N, on a
o f Jackson, prohibition adminis­
Ihe aviator IbJallati h*d attempted
day at th* Tugada Park, N. Ye
tour nf J’ui large cities, holding
trator, recovered a shotgun from estate. A special train will leave tracks at Miami, at the Si ; to fig In search of Cngrtanbl. YrldPetersburg Kennel rluh and at : ibjallan, on„ of three flora on
thire day meeting* and orgaiiiiing
the outskirts of Collins and waa
4 Itual society in each city. Ily
preparing to have the fingerprint* th* Kr’e railroad terminal in Jer­ the Ft. Johns hors* track, m-at
(Continued on Pare Three)
sey Cily at 10:M a. a - Tuesday Jacksonville. Krlrnda of llatar.P
_________
woikiuu into June, I'.i.TJ, Ihr squad
photographed.
NEW YORK. May 4.—(A P)—
MF.NA. Ark. May R - ( A P l - hn|. • to leach 'J.OOO.tMHJ persons.
hearing all those who Will allrnd and Wolfe said they would I*- SOVIET TIMIIF.lt KXPO ItTM U P
Definite indication of a "la-rin*Twn
mlnlstrls
were
umler
inthe service*.
glut to tell th* committee in,
------- nrnt ami ront.nurd" gain in emInterment will b« ln the family detail Just how mufh they n - 1 MOSCOW, May 4. - l A I 'l — Tiin- airlment today for flogging n
ploymenl was rrportril yeater^a/
vault at Kenaico (Wmstery.
man
they
aceused
of
disregarding
•eived for the use of their sys . tor aaporis from th suv let union
by J. Lew is iicnti.ii, general tee*
Th# death of George llskpr tern at each of th* trarht, if ilir^are Increasing on • large stal-' Iheir warning In stay sotor while
retary uf the National Asturiatlon
leave* hut one sentiMJ an the nuU rmount wa* Important and bad elth Contract. f,,r lull lolalinr the lied floss ft-sj his fitnilly Iasi
nf Mam factuirrs, sflei ■ survey
At the neat regular communi­ post* of that last fl$ntler that
winter. •
Funeral
services
for
Franrls
,600,000
according
to*»n
any
dlract
bearing
on
th*
|«-ndabout
of factories covering the liaslr In­
cation of Sanford Lodge No. 88. witness*! the rearing o f a rlv‘l aaSheriff John Joplin aaiil the Thiunus I'll,us. resident of San- dustrie* and rmployiiig nearly
(Continued On Page Thire)
"fflcla1 atatemrnt.
P. aad A. M . which will be held lion ef steel upon to* fmindat on
turd
for
nlaiul
five
years,
vvho
Hogging
was
a
"Christian
act"’
ami
r.ott.noti wurker*. The survey coyla the Masonic Temple tomorrow of a haply pioneering gallon. That
.aid if th* minister* were fined died at hi* home nil West First rrml 74H rnmpanira and lg d*«
night af SiOO o'clock, the Fellow­ la Jokn D. RocktfsP
[par,
ar.
he would raiif the money to pay Ftrcel early Mundav morning, elated to represent rnndtliun* not
ship Degree will be conferred.
Th* other*—J,
Morlire fine*. The ministers. Rev. Sid wrre held Ibis morning (run All later than 10 days ago.
Jaaaa* O. Hoff, worshipful mas­ gun, the elder,'
Hill,
Wt* and Rev. p. It. Iairiin-&lt;tr. Souls Church at IMK) o'clock. The
ter, states that the District Dep­ Hrnry C. Frick, A:
"During the year and In spit*
Andrew
Carnegie,
of th* Apostollr f a i t h , are Iter. J. J. Mrfnerny was the of­ of the drprrasiun,” Denton said.
uty and Grand Master and tho
Thomas
P.
Ryan
aid
other.
-have
Banlor Warden, representing the passed on.
t Larged with whipping Hud Rail*. ficiating ilcrgyman. 1'alltonrera "K5 Of these cumpinir* mnlinua.t
The organisation ef n Central lb# aclyadul* of A. W. )l»s.&gt;n of
BeafSrd Lodge will make short
They . were nut arrested the were; F. E, Uouinillai, John Pe- lo Imrrase their fmrea instead uf
Florida Gelf League which w II AlomnCountry Club, Winter Park; sheriff sai d.
hid tnleresting reports of the do­
Th# min'slrrs tolil. Pant I’etiild, Hrnry Rich- de-riasing them; 104 of the runs,
begin plaf neat Thursday after f y Yeung of Daytona Golf and warned Ralls n*t la go home Irr,* Frank Mrisch. and Itulierl A.
ing* o f the recent meetings o f the
panics told lo the usual rump)*Country
Club,
Daytona:
Pug
Allan
noon
and
continue
through
July
Qeaad Lodge af Mas aw*.
drunk again and when ha did they famrron. Ills IsMly was sent to ment uf *m|dnye*;
uf the corns .
of
inland
Country
Club,
lb-land.
R,
wa*
announcad
by
0.
W.
Spcn
A largo attendance o f members
administered a whipping, lull* Mill llivrr, Mass, this afternoon rallies, totalise of the stark I*
Krad
H.
Tresber
of
DuUdread
car
this
morning.
TH*
organisao f th* flaaford Lodge Is raquaateJ,
did not file charges but reports whrie It will lie buried in the fam­ ronsumrr dvuiuoit, were forced ta
Reporting a haul af more than toln mrating waa held here la.t Ciuntry CJu'j, Or Undo;
Flunk to thr prosecuting attorney led ily plot Dei*.
apd a aacdiai Invitation la given all
make mlurliuna In their forces."
160
pounds
of
dsag
asa
,fl«h,
a
•f Orlando fount ry flub,
Friday night, and among Ihe offlvisiting Master Masons.
Mr. Pelers is survived hy his
"For the summer th# rhang*
him to take th* raa* before the
party of five Santord aportsmen. rvr* elected waa Mr. Bpaiker ‘r
and G. W. ttprncrr Jr,
■rand Jury. Tbr sheriff said the widow; three daughters. MR* has even more hopeful aspect*.
who have boon flaking In th* preiidant.
d Country flub, Hanford.
wtnpflng ap|*-ared to have the Ruth Petri*. Miss l.urv I'ettr*. Seventy-eight of the rompanl#* r*&gt; '
Onlf of Mask* about M mile* ofl • Alnma Country Club, Orlar.ib,
Afay i — At Sanford
Country
general approval of the resident*. uf Sanford, Miss Doris Pclera, of port that they will make idditlou*.:'
O f S i t e s Otona, rvtamsd bars last night CnuBlryCtah, Doha du al C-untry (Juki-panford versu.
Daytona]
Watrrhury, Conn.]
uno rnoce, lo the'r payrolls; • • • M l of th*
with several specimens of their Club, Hanford Country Dub. De­ 1Miami* varans Detond; Duta
Frances I'etera, uf Jark«nnville; companies report that they will
catrh
as
evidence
o
f
their
dsy’a
dirpd
4*r»u.
A
Ionia.
a
0TDN. May 4 -( A P )
land Country flub and Daytona
and one sister, Mary Peters, of make no further radurlioua o l
. vrl • ■
_14—At Daytona Gulf and
Administrator Hines goMwgt,. •
their working forcer, while onlp
Country Club nra rtpraaepled n
Banfi'td.
Included la th* • fish caught th* rlrru'.L All ala organlaath n&gt; fou aily Club;
Daytona vriaua
(17 comranlv* repart that they map
far s trip Into southto mmpallad to make further ra*'
to visit proposed war* klagflth, biweh 'salmon, will meat at aw* eaartaaarh Thurs­ Ilubodraadi Sanford versus DeN U M A SK L Japan, May 4 In nc hnvenl."
l-andl Orlando versus Aluma.
g vat*cane' hoapltal. II* rvoupent. and variatM has*. Th. day for 10 waaka.
( API—The first lag uf a pro­
May Ml—At Orlando Country
lit Jackaoa- party waa mads n o f Carlin
Th* club* aril} ha palrf! against
Th# report*. Beaton raid, x
jects! t tarn-Pacific flight frum
y
in
connection WllUaasa, Walter C*|*man. C. C. each other os sack Masting date Clubt Orlando ver.n. Duhsdiead] J»l an to th* United Btetea via
mad* by companies of varioiu
.
selection of a WaLh. Flat Bandy, sad Ralph and match** will b* score I by Daytona torso, Detond; Alorna Korilc and lha Aleutian Islands
ss, from tho** with only a scor# 3
BERLIN,
May
4-(A
P
I-C
*|
»th* Natawu ayataiu. May ia to to veran*'Hanford.
tn tjvelr payroll (o thou*-----’ —
IW R
M$y |H—At Detond fouritry was completed today by Kcijl tain Friedrich Christie osar, com­ Ing (hotvaand*.
conducted by fan laama*, w’th nine
•OJE
\f shleara, yodnf Javanese avia­ mander of th* aaaplane IK1-X
)N0 FLIGHT
KILLBO Df AUTQ ,
(DENT poaalhl# point* for each quartet. t'luh; Detond versus Dutodrcid;
Vtisua Fanfold; Alnma tor. carrying Jf*n4wtll massages sent word today th*t be landed
At Urn sad or th* season ih*
MADARIAGA IN HAVANA
from Prvmlar |W*k*ti«ka.
■I Holama, Portage** West A f­
9)—Frank la* as tearing tha highest number
; Tartoy, May 4. .
Ynshiwara Lagan tba flight rica, letlrnigy after an unavrent'
i t DuLsdrrad Country
HAVANA, May L— (A P )
at house of point* wU) ha awarded * silver
T, Nevfll* Btarlb who
and loving rap to h* Ootolned for one
versus Hanford; near Tokyo aft** *n «Uborata tul flight from v VU1* Cisnero*. va lor de Madanag*, noted
Ewglawd. Apr- » M
Spanish
Ilia
Da
Ore,
a
distanca
rerrnruoy
In by
lih author, arrived yesterday'
was year. Thro* *••****!v* years of
Detond; Orlando
Cameron For
enn am­ uf v-’iU mil**. From Bolamv lb* tba llnar W
*
*
automo- high point ‘sesviwi will g -vr .,
: Hla ship Is i lane will make the ocean lag Mexico. II*J
deliver
II, June U, June IS, bsssador, and
t and over&gt;flight he
________________ of III*
ad Ujp
Ii^p to Dra- lectures ht
M V - ■&gt;r tto loog defm ad
►Utarmry u 4 |
I causeway
fitly 9, tho aama a hod- a light all.
________
caophlml sub
atus.
*1L
(lane with
Th# fiHigtoH*&gt;fcoa outiio* of
lUd.
&gt;*H - ■ --/V . . •.
pr
TA1.LAHAMEK.
May 4 —
(A P )—Tba proposed state Inh«i4tones tax law, recently passed by
the Legislature, was vetoed to­
day by Govmser Carlton. The
Reflate voted $7 to nine to sue*
tola the veto. The governor ar
he opposed the measure becuuso
be believed It was unconstitution­
al and because Its terms would
ad all the revenue to school*.
His message said be believed
alt revenue should be provided
by the LrgUlatara before a dlrlsIon was attempted. The llouae
held no morning session but
imber* prepared this afternoon
to hear the request of Repreieatatlv* Tomaacllo, Okeechobc-i for
Investigation of rare ttack condi­
tions In the state.
A new banking bill establish­
ing a superintendent of banks la
the efflee apart from the comp­
troller was Introduced by Sena­
tor Xing, Orlando. The creation
o f the office of state purchasing
agent m u sought by Senators
Andrews, English, and Johns.

GEORGE F. BAKER,
FINANCIAL GIANT,
IS DEATH VICTIM

91-Year-Old Head Of
Bank Succumbs To
Pneumonia Attack

1

IACE BY AIR WITH
IEATH BEING PUT

NEW A p F E A L T O
YOUTH PLANNED
BY ‘DRY’ FORCES

Daring Swedish Flier
Seeking To Rettcue
Marooned Scientist

Movement Will Seek
Support For Eight­
een th Amendment

Fingerprints Upon
Shotgun Are Clues
To Agent’s Killing

1

Employment Seen
As Showing Signs
Of Definite Gains

Two Ministers Are
Under Indictment
For Flogging Man

Masons Will Confer
FeUowahlp Degrees

Francin I*ctcrH Dies
At His Home Sunday

Central Florida Golf Association
Organized With Sanford A Member

Sanford naatrmen
Make Haul In Gulf

Departs Fpr
&gt;n

Fir«t I ?sr Of Pacific
Flight Is Completed

DO-X Ends Another
Ix&gt;g Of Iaong Flight

n

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SJBti- . • . &gt;;i } ••• -

Imp: o»

Last Times To-Night
moat notorioa* gnagater, the fat.
pudgy raler of Chicago’* vie*,
liquor and gambling syndicate*,
the K t r r t d fu i criminal who !*•came * mulU-miU ohaLa through
hie nefartosm eparaVen*.
Htianga atortes have ee*v»* «P

r r tia

bchaal

ilnal ejrnmirthictl
pitchers who Jtnow »&gt;?" *• !«* ■
that new ball, and, for the n nth
straight day. a bl« laa«ua fame
iHulled In one team noting «**
or leea kite. Where it wae no-hlt
pitching Wednesday! and tao-h.t
pitching Thuraday, ynslorday It
*aa three-hit pitching which fea­
tured the day’* piap. with Big
(ieorge Earnsuaw etoppint .•»«
Yankees by a 4 to. 0 scene. Only
So men faced the ace of the A *•
but, ha nearly spoiled hie shut-out
victory when, after hold ng the
Yanks to one hit in ale Innings and
not allowing a man to tearh aocond, tba A's flllad the bases on
two h h and a walk In the ninth.
Earnrhaw handled Tony Latterl
with ease however, and tha game
wea saved. Mule llaae and Mickey
Cochraae hit homos Uf aid In tie
victory.
•

#r Hpenctr, can

If
MP*cll lo atop Ull litM team from lb* start,land tab••will) a good showing thioukb

J,r wy

**»

M » U»# mouth by a batlod ball
•tarday, but bo will he able to
NT tomorrow. He mag.gat the
I 'j j w r J*ha Edward- Rigging,
m that player may V* railed wit
'town. Pat Miller and John
'•iver will ,*« service In r'irhl
with Weaver starting the
JHJ*. Buddy Lake will eUri In
and be relieved bp , Jim

The Detroit 'tigers whipped lh&lt;
Wages leading' Indians for the
second straight day as Hullivan
outpllthed Harder aad -Mhoffei.
end wan 4 to 2 . The T gera went
Into a tie for fourth place because
of their win. They h t ami s ored
smmy, ' driving'Harder fhm
the
moUnd In lb* sixth. Htonc, gelling
three Hit* in four trips, led the
Tiger batten.
,
WashlBltoa Wet a I«xi the err
to ga.lata a IU w lh Cleveland
far tba'lHgaa leadsnhip whea
the lied Has poaadad faa. e&lt; Ila.
tdtcbWi far a 18 to 4 win. The
ties registered 14 hits, rfiry
player tetlteg asm or more **•
* erg i Bobby Itsevers. Han lay West
lad the Heaster »l Offers, bat tha
veteran Hecssll had bet llllle
trouble. Joe Judge, the Heaatar
first sachet. was carried fram
tha field early hr tha game and
tashad to a hosptlaL Three HeAfar erraei aided ta uhe aeo tagi
bast It was Vs* Can p aad rirkrr
lag of the Sat, a ho did asst ot

df tbps* positions, every athrr
Is fUWd by a capable plnffr,
m D«La*d lineup, latiKjsihii
r by Mapavur. K “
Winning toelr fourth stialghl
&gt;# l» Vlnglng
, j a bunch ol game, the While Hoi, with VI*
Wf* t* Hanford, and l hat Praa'tr, the Token, p Uhlng been,
t Douglass will da Ibe pitch* liful ball, went Into third plat* as
they slopped It* Brown* H to 0,
Dat^ml llno-up j* as fa|&gt; pushing them deeper Into the cel­
Chib, abort l Hojsrv, center I lar. Prosier we* touched for nine
, tNrdj Robinson, socundi bite, well Katlored, and was never
MUbtoll In danger, Ills double with the
•ofti Uado: hill, con tor, and ! bases full In the elalh, pushed
S, pitching. Ralltf pUysr three of the seven runs stress
Harrte, Carter, Gam *, h h ,. which war* noted that frame.
•waanay, and Manager
&gt;Tba Hanford rel'of .players
MeUnsban. Ammon
Hka Band will open tha

*A t k
/J*tyVw • «terert
litM 8‘eWck. At r„|v,
M d practice, the player*
5b te caaterfl* Id whore
*
Btripos .will hu
opaatetare.wiil &gt;Ub.|
tb a -B ja r
, n » fU fin
jf** f* *M r Maltlqa* na
I. Presidret . f th,
JiWy Chambit #f Com,

YIAH *
fM A
RlgltiAJ

To-Night
Sundayr

JILOIM.

R uth C h R lU rtM ^ fc;

PANGING STAR
The ttntrns won Ihelr second
etralfht game from the Phillies, H
to 4. Jo# Hhaale, the Clereland
cast- off, pitched etiongly, hold­
ing the Phis i0 nine bite, Includ­
ing a bomer by KWIn. Igunt-ardl
led the Hqt|n sluggers, with three
hits In four Iris*.
The Pirate* mad* It two *t alghl
from the Reds when Trajnor was
walked by Carroll with the be*H
full In the lltb, scorng the . ua
which gavo lha Pirates a 8 to 4
vletcri.
The leaders lo date! Ham*
ran*. Ilaraaby, Cabs, Riant. TV
tera, 8 aaeht triples, H. Nice,
tUaege. Hen*tees, 8 aatbi danW“ - AWaandar, Ttgyrf, Vpamlh, Indiana, A aaeht rnaa hat.
tH la, IIera sly, Cate, Gehrig,

Boo ton
401 MO f.Os-10 14 0
Washington 101 0M M3— 4 10 3
BatterWs: Russell end Cennol*
ly| Crowder. Buiko, Tauscher,
Spencer and Bolton. ‘
Detroit
111 M l M s—A 1 1
Cleveland
MO IM 010—1 T I
Batteries: hYUhran and Hehangs
Harder, Hhoffnsr, and Howell.
Philadelphia 101 020 0 0 x -4 0 0

BEYOND
.^grrnna
BI ll;|;O.YD

.HwruviNt

Berger, Beeves,^ Tshaoea. TV
geee, (Taretl, White Hut, 8 each)
*anvt strike sals,- asm game,
*a balls, oaa jg m * . Marti*. Rad
Ha*. Frasier, ,White He*, 10
•aeh| meet •heteatwIaa.BaV
bald. Braves. || meat runs,
Mata, Phi III**, Iti mast hit*.
AWaandar. Tiger* Ml

PARIB—Pretty v Dren* Brecb.
although nut p Mtiv* of Parte,
te ballad as tha brightest star of
all the dancing stare of the gay
oily. Hare you ire Dren* in Urn
Fonseca of tba Indians, and Vae- cos luma a)m waare In hor fsmoua
g*i of tba Giant* replaced Horns- "Tiger Cat" dans*, which has
and Berry |N the Rig Rig bit- proven highly papular with Paw
« averages yesterday. Alexan­
der. the slugging Tiger first bassmen still Ireds tba laagure, al­ 8H3P PAMENdRR RATES C IT
though ha gut hit on# bit raster*
PA Rift. May 3.—&lt;AP)_ilstos
day. The Dig HI* traders!
for'd o 1*4# sre&lt; mmndstion- on
Player and Club O AB R II Ay*. flrat-ebua eh’p* ware redute-l 10
Alexander, Det II IT' S t* .411 par cent by a conference or Nartll
Davis, Phillies
I t U i l IT .4M Atlantic ihlopln*. comyaa rs. It
00# uf thorn a humor by llartaott, Rcettgar, Reds 11-47. S 00 ,434 was rrr oi ted last night. It i n Mid
as ba hoi pod shove the Cabs late Fearers, Indians 14 S M I U .404 lha aew’prWa* will go Into effect
third pl**e. Orsatt gat a double, 8 panet r, Hans
14 M 0 » .400 an' seatbcMd/vassals sailing July
triple bad sing I* la four UIpsVerges, Giants
II M I S3 AM
Hit Walker bariod ahaleal
tell Ur tbs (.lasts, aad boat tba
Ursrea 8 ia-t. Urn GUala waal
ta rt«e&lt;|d plM* whir tba Brave*
W*al ter fagrtk. Ilaghoy Cetta
waa Uw big gaa af tba day.
getting fate slagtea aad a bam*
■eha la flf* trtdu Terfy aad Var-

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W L IM.
OaveUnd
0 8 ««
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7 AM
Ditruli
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Philadelphia____B
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Yeeterday'e Results
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Chicago
IM M7 Mg—H 10 I
8 t. fouls
0M M l 010-a 0 1
r'K n m tH i Coffman, HUIas, Her­
bert, rnd Farrells Frasier ami

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Briton V
0M 000 000-0 7 1
, Batterir*i Hhortlol. MeAfse, aad
Baal- Walkor and O'Farrell.

“ TOP O’ THE'

WINTER p a r k —Plans M a g
drawn far araatian of AMla'RaaMil Theati* at ItoWaa Callage.
PLANT CITY '-^0
grapafru|t aad *Wni
ateg plant in tbte «4|
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idvHlnea* of •edrtd Wt

ffto/ilorlaDd, ht.im ut

ihar of gnbaroalorbl fW ■prone op Saturday »»
- Bprlnir.

wtUWdetgstUwtu frV»j

p. -writl »bortly U ■ora* » ■
on the Farm Board to ba
by tlearning eltlaen* who
king for trouble.— Florant#
Herald.
Utah auto-rarer ha* baoa
I (or hit rxplolla |n UiU
And all th. Britleh hoata who a m ram* * m
• bran crowned.—Ban DU*

Uetmme* Qaietta haatU
Ip grown In IU eklnlty
mratoraa thirty-four Inehaa
iaater, and weigh* twenty■Hide. And hip at that torIt la not mar riel.

(kSiodMg *!l pallont. A. H. Woadi, thatbaa*

Were Dhrided"
Miracle* in m r
* dead, who M

■wren eanU a, jjf frV 'ff.

M
S ' &amp; W SSiSSftM P 4
e'pcruu anil** away wtth whom tie la talking, the nylator
bo braakfaat* thla morning In Ban Fraocleco and dine*
tffjr' York tootfht, all teattfy to thla.
&gt;
I
“ Wbtfi yWUrday the correspondent of the New Vcrtt

i phi* trow om y angle
M m m d w whWvod ,1
faar^Mllnr thot ho eaa
►phutUr click*, And

It* of teatolio* tana, alee-

k

AT A REAL
BARGAIN -

K M C W S ?

lallvu freely unlaaa M«M
ir happana to think of an the buddieg.ef i i r
rr» tax bafora thla aaaalon from the rock had

I1Tampa Tribune n t f n t i
ha Klim of 8l*m wsnU thoie
jr bmlircllai In.raao h* ahould
ponlrol of tb* tan and th*
f. n the prophet and
and th* tide. In othar womb,
of i ha Lord that v m
IPPon, h* la laving than far
ty day.
without words* Tb i c lo w
Rfr- ------- n - -------other tax hill recently Intro* thOM ueoo vrhoNt they da
[“would place a four dollar

lA aU oiTV nr aaaly r i K f y

tabghmw lo dw*lUra-ln Mooopolamla

Li ithla
U . __hatUn
tlhilM kaaveti' nee
Ute. W* thought
wna
fed to U a la* REDUCTION
rture. KirUnately moat of
a ilia barber*' hill w*i Inid W* thought that wight
■ cut for tat**, bit wa la*
md out the till) wa* davbod
lam barber* frbra Hiking to
era. In i&gt;t|wT word*, an*

%

he |»
v55gt*«?'

I«*&amp;

WEDNESDAY. MAY Jtb
ON DUPLAY AT P A littT IO A K D C tO n

‘There haa

the loud timbre) o&gt;r ^gTFfe.Ou*

ivlfcg (fat

ROSE COURT
APARTMENT

at Marsh, the rain*.
* more InaxplkaMe te
ring o f the rote* o n i
if' actuary r roooed o*

�■“jj*"*

WJAX — JatktfeaviU*
d» BtlW Ocehmtte; 5*5, Hare,
Camming*) .8, Artie* V Andy, N&lt;
H oi i t i i ) T**iy v#Mt
n*
BC; 8:14, Phil took, NBC| 8:45,
Bom of American Kcrolullon
Talk) 7, Mayflower Ustei TrU;
7:15, Pensoll1Pete, NBC: 7:10.
Ooneml Hill* Program, NBCj «,
Phllpo Prostram* _ (E. T .)j 5:*0,
Ctnaral'Motor* Firstly Part;. KBCt 5, Strornberg CarUon,. NBtl;
6:30, Marcus C. Fsgg, Jacksonville
Lm i ^i for tffejrd of Htarlpg; t i U
Chorea Teasl (B. T .)j 10, Dramat­
ic Skit) 10:30, JackionvIRo'llat*
Ur Plumber* A*s*eitUo*i;' 10:45,
Insurance Talk: l l ; Harnionlnii*.
.
WRUF - HalafetMUt
8, Florida Rambler*, Dane* Or*

chapter

Mar* for New OrUaaa.JU. wlm*
ah* will spend the sumaMT months
VNh her aunt, Mrs. Arth Rsltb. -

k t. and Mr*. J. f . Abbott and
children, Arrhie, Uolp* aad l i b
U* Map, mot*rod to Ouronado

I

ALSOP SPEjj
A T LUNOBU
OPm BEW

J r, sen of Mr. and Mrs. T.
Ian Jen#*, will regret to V
that he le e riik .ll, til at
Ofnag* Ceaersl Hospital.
Friend* of o T l b M i I# will be
Interestedto learn that.ha&gt; bn-

rtSL.’lfc'S
^ atft™*!*
“ W
# Batnrday
the F#n»ald.Uqghten Memorial Hospital.
T W .T h fT T m T T A
Coer*#,,
Miss Baby Counsy, David County,
rJWUh.Cewaay JUtd Jtr. M d Mrs,
C, W. Tute, of Da Land, spent last
••
8TW^«« *f
; 4 . W. IWhn
• 'j ( -

tlUUag
ef

BernInals

iht up-to-date.
L eortaln* of firm msrnuiselo. Both th* l»d«load and It* treatment art un

1•

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ti '

(Continued Fm m H f
ramminion to coiafefcuafli
8) Tax aquallsatl
illse, tases. f
sat Ion of road-building

^ aeP eck H

MACON, Mb, 4 .- (A P )— Th*
Her. Harr, long, Naxsrcne .mini*
ster, «•* In jail In Cochran todiy
un a rbarge of kidnaping U-yaar-'
old Ucvy Howard. Th* (Irl tall
l*mg had tried to g*t her to run
•way with him to Florida and that
they spent the night In a school
hue between Cochran and Macon.
Charges against Long, who i*
.married, weie filed by th* girl’s
father.

Flood Control Work

Receives Assistance

|Bwt £MR.T.AJUeda
tire work amgloyad by mat
their "kwa tbldtea but all otJ
Th* , reealotloa reads as

Minister Is Held On
Charge Of Kidnaping

Offioem^ ■Fbr
Season
'. '

*l t f , V'1# fr;'v}'V -

•OffUee* far the coming

,W!
• 7 u,
“ It has been bmfght

to oui
tea lion that fkanUag In tha

/■in,** he began, In ,hi* tacltal of
year five points tfhlch he declared were
vital need*. “ By that 1 mean not
only th* state at, large, but eyery
city, town, hamlet, and merchant.
We've got to cut, off tha needless
expense, anj we’ve g«t to do It

that

mHIIB

Junior Christian

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Cleveland___
R w Ybrk _
lladrlphla •
Washington —....—V t
•
tut ml t ----------- -i_* ‘ ■ t
Boston__ 5
0
Ht* Louis
f 10

Ing InvestIgatIon and the ctfset
being made to pass a law which
would permit rsclntr.
The Miami Jockey ‘ elub ha*
been operating for n number of
yeal-a. Other rltles In the state
am said to ha anxious to feet
under the provisions of the tnw
permitting rare*, If passed. Th#
bill however will put the deelsIon of that question In the hand*
of the communities concerned by
vote. The feeling seems to be
more or lew* general hera that
Miami will continue to' provide
Itorse racing .for Its winter vial,
ter* nnd If that la the case them
art man. In th* toglslatur* who
Want t« make It pay a profit
to 1h* elate Itself. .Wld*n*r how­
ever. stated emphatically that If
the bit) Is not pitied the Iretk
will be cloaed nest winter.

YIWTERDAT’B JtBBULTS
Nsw Yor; . . Itl 100 M s - 8 lA 0
B eaton ___ 010 000 110^3 0 0
Batteries: Rherld sqd Dick*,)
LtpenJ**, Brlllheart, Kltns. ’and
Bud
Detroit ....— 300 000 100—4 7 t
CtmUnd - 003 100 400 -7 II 1
Baiter!**: F»rr*l| and 'BaureHi
W hilom . Bridges, land Bthahr.
lisywprth.
(
,
.Washington „ 000 000 M l—1 7 1
^Philadelphia 1M MO 001—8 7 W
Batteries; Welberg and Caehranet Brown, Crowdsr- and Bpen-

DeLand ------- i . L - 'i T
Ht. Augustine
1
Winter Park
1
Hertford .................. '*0
■C*eoa —
1...1 1
Dayton*
•—i ,.' 0

Chicago .. M0 M l 111—5 • I
Ht. Uui* .... M l M l 010-0 15 3
. Batteries: Drey and Ferrell)
Thomas, Moure, Britten and Tate.
NATIONAL LBAOUR
W ;L Pet,
Ht. Lout*
II 5 ,758
New York . . . . ------ 10 5 .557
Chisago -.......
8
5 ATI
7 .M l
HT. PKTERHBURO .May 4— B utton----- 5
• .500
Two percent of the |SM,0M that Pittsburgh______ - 0
- ... 8
5 *415
passed through the windows of Philadelphia
(iToohlyn ...... . . ....-5 10 JiM
Cincinnati „: j ___ ...-r F* 1*
J*3
waf paid &gt;u Julian A. N surd
(• k a u
THSTKRUAY’B RBBULTB
•ad A. A. Wolfe, Tampa men,
110 010 10s—4 0 3
for the privilege ef using the Brooklyn
certificate system, th* Bt. Peters* Nsw York . .. M l M l 010-3 10 0
Batterlss: Vanee and
Lopes|
burg Times said Hunday. It
quoted T. L. Weaver, president Hub bell and Hogan.
apd manager of the chib a* say­ Boston ___ _ 0M 000 0 10-1 0 •
ing the Tampans were paid M,* Philadelphia .. 020 000 100—4 8 5
Batteries: Benge and
Davie)
HeibqJd, McAfee, and Hpohrer,
HI. Louie 4M 0M OM 0 1 -5 8 t
Chicagu
0M 010 tM 00-14 5 0-

U**one We teamed daring the
boom."
Mayor Alsop then declared that
op* *f the little known feels about
‘Believing

American UMq

Wlloeu.
♦ - -• *
Uarlnaal1 •• 1500 ftgi
IMtabu'gn -..tfO -O fc
BaUartea: Kn m i a
Luca* and Bukafjut*.
Bacofal Ohio*! ..
Cincinnati M l 1010
PitUbafgh - M 0, M0 4
BaUartest gulp wa
ASO m.oM, Cunt, fitsanaar.l
, (.
.471 Hemaley.
® l
CENTRAL FLORIDA

"'

from th* atotatetur* wadding giv­
en tecentty, V th* Cast Rid* P. Tgrad* was then
•warded
He for having the
terpatsd In children, in aappi •* lirg**t i
•f mothers In at•ing tbla evil both far th* g ed
of th* ahrubbesy nnd th* boga.
Urn irlliarigg Health Day Pro“ We fsal that education slang gaara mm prsuewted h j the chU*
Ik* H W a * * # 1MRlpIlMflHIMp1MiA l l I r l kw. drea of tk* aeb**l:
Z. lSIbte RaAdtng, Junior Hkh«. ltsadlag. “ My Body,- Third

Hartnett) Bhem, Derringer,

Race By Air With
Death Being Ptit
Dn in 'Dr^eitiftnd

af this resolution be
I to T5* Patent Teec
iatlon. the Bchaote, and

XI lu b e tli

School.

if is a s r i

Miss Marguerite

to Various

at* hopslr**-.
A rspnri of the Chamber of
Owfmerve affnris in behalf of
the Vetfiana Home wa* rvsd hr
th# mtmbers by President I*sp.
Warlh. The only other burlnee*
transacted was th* passing of a
M*tIon to advance funds for ad*
wtVtisIng the proponed
all-day

IMPANO- Mulksy
on 5*lng remodstod.

M ilica

a

Srnylc*

GOOD

4mm U’a »

•Ury

--------.l\ l » t » f Cnafiaaed from Tag* Oas)
board the Odlhn, however. Was
forced down by engine trouble aft­
er £.1 minute*. Tbs plan* was
equipped with Iklle for landing on
the let.
Mranuhlle, colleagues of Court*
•uld sent out .another ,party with
dogs
fmm *s*w
their
Mas
JH
"and
MM
asltds
n n a
»a
at Angmagssllk, An earlier
land expedition had failed fend It
wr* feared shifting lc* may have
changed th* pobltion 'o f CouUauld'* hut.
Its has no wfraleea.
Courtauid, son of a British silk
magnate, l* a member of the II.
C. Within*' IIflU*h Arctic air
route espcditloa which “ IM
from london last Jaly to map out
a north#* n air route from Ragland
to America.

Mrs. Slater . . .
•

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. . juet feturned :iroin Jtttfa

huabundT

m \U Urn

of • fcaabaad m tiiiy
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1i u i Cy n e w s p a p e r

AN INDEPi

ia t u r d a y .

SANFORD, FLO!

Missing Merchant
Is Found Murdered
•
• ___
i

NUMBER 1

MAY 2, 1M 1

WHEN AVIATION HISTORY WAS MADE IN WASHINGTON

NSW YORK, M.v t—(AD

mi

Financiers Placed

* 4 w 4 for (he du mood m«r&gt;
(t e a t . wh* disappeared »U.
«r«*lu&gt; ago alth 120,000 of hi*
atoek n M today and polk#
turned U the job of finding
Uta slayer. The body of Abrahxm Levy era* fond at Ct*»
C m . i U M with bulkta and
a ^fre.bound around the neck,

s t a f f s

Obtaining Remedies

LAYMEN PR

InIsrest, and to provide rem.dlsa
Roe for tka retirement ef county,
meaid paI, and aobdlstrict bonds.
They wars K. W. Lana. Atlan­
tic National Bank. Jacksonville;
Vt. R. McQoald, president, .Bar­
nett National Bank. Jacksonville;
Alfred |. Dupont, president. FtoVida. National Bank, Jacksonville)
R. J. Binicker, Tampa; J. A. Grif­
fin, president, Ktthango Nation­
al Beak, Tampa) K .. th Brnnph,
president. First National Dank,
Bank,
Miami; J. H. ThenelL president,
Commerce Bank and Trust Comny, Ocala, Howard Belby, rrealat. Central Farmers Trust
Company, West, Palm Beach; J.
H. Scales, president. Puny Bank(Csatianod on Page 4)

E

U. &amp; Will Withdraw
Naval Boats From
Honduran Waters
IglCoUaty at
ratvi Virgin:
lands r, Aank
bslk Birla,
Mae Hun,

|n ^ v s t w s w f p w i i ^ m i

ctrtron Is Forwarded
College Of Bishops
Voicing Objections
RICHMOND, Va, May * »—
(AP)—The Ttmes-DIsfatoh say.
a petition forwarded to tho
Southern Methodist college at
bishops at Nashville by M.thadiat laymen charges "untold
barm" la being done the church
hececae of tho "Cannon case,”
and rays “the least that mold lie
aaksd of Bishop Cannon under
these circumstances la that be
resign his office."
The petition aa published by
th# paper says reports reflecting
o » the moral charactar of Bish­
op Jam*. Cannon have boon pub­
lished thrangboat the country and
that the bishop "has idhiie nu
puhtio statement that would vin­
dicate himself or that wopld reHave the church of the emberraaimenl which she suffers by
reason o f tho fact that he I. one

sswvsw-swm . r - ’,

tore to the three vessel, of tha
apecla) service squadrae, the
Anloln.tu- rtwlser Hackuetor end the gunboate.AahavUls and' IMeramesrto.
"Qususaads.^I Isk'mea tkewogbr t 0 t r ships, fhavllghrt rrtlser
Traatoa, th e' aircraft carrier out oar church era much cisrand tha deitroyer. Du-1 claed aver,the Cannon cs*e, and
posit and Bchanck. ware ordered In tho light o f report.* that are
withdrawn yesterday -and . simi­
lar order* are to ha Issued short­
ly to tka cruiser* Mafblehaad and
Memphis. •'
-■ - •
' Tha AAhevlIls today was ento from Cap* Gracia* a Dlto,
aratua, to Cristobal, Canal
Zona, with order, to fuel and provision to capacity.
s f lU y 'J fa ^ k .must be . Th*'aaval storeohlp Bridge, was
daa la'arrive at LrCglha, Hondurta, today with supplies for
s h i p s remaining In Cantral

B

•ad la,tka *••* *4
IkrewiCw Um^rid
» u to taka th*
v d a im tag which

With the withdrawal, of th*
fnar ships yesterday tha dlaroalUia-of vaaaals in Nlaareguan and
Hondaras water* was as follows:
Tha ftochsator and Mablehead
Was* qt Puerto Cortes and tha
Memphis *1 La Crlhn, all In Hon­
duras. Th* Secrasnqnto wa* at
Bluaftalds, Nicaragua.
Tha fear vassal* withdrawn
ware ordered to rejoin tho (rout­
ing ' f o r t e at sea. Tha latter la
to Uav* Guantanamo bay, Cuba,
today, far th* United Btatoa.
Roar Admiral Arthur 8L C,
Smith,- tommander *T th* tporial
service squadron, reported that
tsndlripar contlmwd quiet .la
Nicaraguan and Headvyaa porta.

F. N. Estridge Dies
Following l l l n e 88
Of Seyert t ; Weeks

Following an jHnaso of several
works' duration. V. N. kuitridgr,
a resident of Baatafd for nearly a
quaiter of a century, died at hi.
home, 2X0 Hally .Avenue shortly
before midnight Wat night. Funer­
al ttrvlcaa will he held at th*
Erickaou Funeral Ham* tomor ow
afternoon at 4KK) b'Uock with Iho
Rev. Wm, P. Bro*k*, Jr., or the
First Baptist Chareh, officiating.
Hartal will he In Evergaen Ceme-

(•«T.

-rii.

The honorary pall-bearer, will
b* the fstlaw.'aai W. A. TIIIU. Joe
Camri on, II. C. D||o h . J. A.
Harrnld, A. Vaughatt, Jn&lt;&gt;.
D.
Jlakins, and G. It. Chapman Tha
actlv* Iiallboarkri a l t ks thr filling; J. F. HMbsosv W. A. MrIlea, a J. Pope, W. T. AVIu-elees, R. J. Hally, and T. B. Mi.bllc-

B

■8 Announced
emory Contest

theater tonight t o
llllsm Haines' latost
le Man," are as friM- Msrarn. J r, MUi
tall, Mi*. U A. U r
lire Harvey. Mis*
MUk and Mlaa Hasal

Mb

Co
UhMcvi 4
btogt

1

Riled farmer.
Widow. Mis.
four daughtBaa. uf Hol
Lucas
I. Par .iniBItf

MMikeDePikenLe*ds
Investigators ToCaponc Headquarters

W AKULLA

r&gt;"

*

BARNES BLAMES
POLITICAL ABUSE
FOR DEPRESSION

Father Kills Three
Sons, Then Himself

The toiao of the v'cllm was
discovered after Mrs. Mattie
Gannutrh, who lives near the Ire
house, noticed the fire and called tha
police. She said she .aw three men Head OfllAChamhcr
hellqvrd to be gangsters In the
Of Commerce Gives
vicinity Iwfore the f re.
"I ain't dead,** said 'Krarfa e
Address At Session
Al' Capone yesterday, “ hut It's all
light for 'em to think .o If they
ATI-ANTIO CITY, N. J., May 1
want to."
— (API—Julius 11, Barnes, their' "The original 'Fcarface Al’ Ca­
pone I. dead," Ins'sled J. M. I .Hi man of thq board rf the UniU-d
aiager, publisher uf U q Itoal lla- State. Chamber of Commerce, adtrellvr Magetlne. " It give,
me drcs.lng the rnambrr'e annual
great plraturq to egplmle the hale convantlon last night, charged "po­
tur.oun l.iig the bogus Ca)nne."
litical violation of business Judg­
Whi'li indicates that Here Is a ment’
tho primary csuie -if
cetta n dlfferame of opinion con. world buaini*. ilenresaion.
(Coatlaaed Oa Pag* Hit) •’■ "It wwa not lack of businasItadrrshlp." he said, "hut polill.al
violation of hullnea. Judgment InHurrectioniHts Lay
that wreeked tha woeld by the siDownTheirArmsTo"
mulUnaaaa collapse nf govein■^rftVliijfclluh flitn Fbrfei sad ai)g*r and silk and rubber ami n»trstea and wheat and cotton.
1.1*110*. 'May * — (A D —
"It w«V nut Judgment, but no
CATHKII.U N. Y.. May J-- litlral violation which lowered Hi ■ After faur wank*' blockade by
(AP) —.Stale trooper* and fed­
buying power of girat Orlent-I grvernmeat ahlp* and aeteral
eral agents Investigating the
countries by the dumping of In­ days actlr# siege by land, «e*
Shorting nf Jack (Logs) Diamond dia's i .serves of silver a. a com­
last Monday mad* three seii- modity upon a world that for Z00n and air the rfvelatlonary fuire*
uras yesterday, on* of them in years had Inukrd upon It aa n al
,r * "toted by the
a bain reputed to have served somewhat stable standard of val- gsvarnmeat U kav* dawned
a* a each* for Iwer peddled by
ikelr nraa. today unrandlliosigangs throughout this area.
"It wa. not. bu»iiu~» Juilvm&lt;-nl
Th* barn, liacls from a high­ but pollllril Violation that lodat ally. The heeakdstwn ef Ik*
matsment fol­
way a few miles outside this vil­ Mgregate. I60JIOO,(HIO prtilde be­ rrralatlbnary
lage, was screened by Ire*'. Flats hind thr frontier, t f Kiiuivn nu- lowed closely on th* keel, of
trooper* found score* of empty torrncy, suppraulng th* naturm May Day disorderg la l.l.hsa
beer hegl and eight half krua f.p k ntlsns and amliitiuu. energy
filled.
of • Vast imputation, lonfl.ratlng
Tbe place was bulls! riddled. Ilia products of their labor without
The state's investigator* sought pr.re, to pc-ur Un-in u|nin the martn learn whether It had been need beta o f th* world In destturtles
as an atecutlon chamber for Har­ inmpatltlon with fm - Dbor at
LISBON, Portugal, May 2. —
ry Western. Kingston roadh-.u-e blghar'atamJard..
proprietor who disappeared mys­
"ft was not !&gt;u-lns*. Judgment (A P )—Lisbon today was a c ly i f
teriously at the ram* time that trut poll!Iral violation nf Its prin- fear. A movrment again.! the dielalorwhlp of Pirsldrnt (Near ChrHii murid started far Europe.
(Continued On Tag* It
numa olivloualy was .under way
Earlier In tbe day the lumpbut thr popular* knew n dh ng of
rra and federal agents .rlied li­
't. .rope and totild only auail &lt;lrquor* and winsa In n varan)
\elopmsnt, anrlou.ly.
building on tha Aratoga Inn
Follow ng the riplosinn of a bomb
premises.
The
agent, sought
in rnnneet'on with Moy doy
James Wynn*, proprietor who
■lemmuitrallon., mrmhei. rf tb*
with DUmonl when the lattrr
■ablnrt Gel til the »h*H,-r ,-f the
was ahot.
NEW YORK. May 2 - (API - li.ira k. or lhathinl artllleiy regi­
Th* gang rhlefUla was report­
ed "slightly Improved" at Ilia Kail Itiwoelnuin in,-I Helen K« 1- ment which I'M become almost a
ler ydalrrdi) . btorl wa- blind all trail tlunal haven for officiaU
hospital. yesterday.
hi, life- t i years until a I'biln- when trout le I. brtw.ng.
delphla surgeon rut • fal«r pupil
Heavily armed troop* main­
!g Ida lift eye two month, ago. tained vigil at aH strategic points
Mlaa Ksllsr, eminent tearhrr of and armnied ears |atrolled the
MIAMI, May B -(A P )-A r th u r
the blind, has never seen.
•trrets In unreas'ng watrh for a
Daria, Jatksaarille,
and
four
Thay m»t In her home and
ye«t*rds&gt;'s not
others were Injured yesteiday talked. The word, were lapped out re pet lion , f
bleak*. Tbe street* were otherwise
when a Misml-HlaUah bus strurk
on the palm of Miss Keller's hand deserted and buslnrs. bouse, wele
a rurbing and threw pas^ngri, for aho Is draf as well a. Mind.
bamqL*nd shuttered.
from their seat*. Daria suffrnd
Miss Killer asked him Into llui ' Declar.llen of martial law waa
severe scalp laceration, and a gsrvWw to sVe her flower*.
(Continued on page four)
possible skull fracture. The oth"They are tullpa." **id K»rl.
ria, all of whom guvs Miami ad­
"Did coloi. look different than
dress**, were net seriously hurl. u&gt;*l had Imagined?" Mis- Keller Carson Will TalkOver

Beer Is Discovered

Boy, Blind AH His
Life, Tells He l e n
Keller About Sipht

DESTROYS

Dixie Radio Hookup

HaV m II.I.

HTUART, May » - ( A P )
of undetermined origin ya terday
destroy, d n anwmiU and SUO.ato
feet of henry-Umber at Indiantown, t t ml las want ef bare. Of­
ficial* of Ih* Long-Leaf Lumber
tom)any. owners, with hcadyuarpara huts tore at Beaumont, Tag^ climated
kfotd tomor- the tom at flto . 000.
form before
IIM.M4 IN OKMB 8TOI.KN
Ip ••baduled
/'pararhu'e
NEW YOBIL iTn* t —( Al’i hanue Ariavo •rosed man robbed Devid
Jihccbtld. &lt;B|m*arl dealer "t
w M an f o l d
» '
sch ool
n m worth pY diamond - &gt;«•
rday, and ,t a m d . Thr&gt; urt
alien here
tb* plan*
i from. A#
Ion, Lieut,
ado. who
ywith the
,'VUI give

S P R I N O ^ iv

May 2 — (A P )—Five seeker* .

heMewaS

that of "Mike Dc_Pike" Hitter,
plyneer racketeer*, foil ml aiwooldaiing In the ruins of an Ice house
near Barrington, Illinois.
Officer, ra'ded a hotel teputod
to be firquently until aa Capone
headquarters ami although they
failed to find the gang chief, they
arrested four of hi. henchmen.
Anc'her Capone operator wa« ark
retted at hi. home as Palr'rk
Ruche, rhlef Investigator for the
states attorney, declsirtl “ Wo will
drive a m y hoodlum Itunt CJikP-

FIRE

Psr.chu

Politically Ambitious;
Persons Attend BidU
Annual Rally Held.
At Wakulla Springs |

]

- CHICAGO, May *.— (A D —
^Ijdionae Capone, gang chief, wan
nought today by auU-oritlee for
qceitlon'ng In rtnnertlon wlthyan
inquiry Into the death of a man

mltto* at tha Florida ttadbor*
AaaeclaUea today to devise Ways
and mean* far rehibtlltatlsg it

and to seek now sources at rave-

J

MAY DAY PASSES
QUIETLY IN U.S.;
3 HILLED IN CUBA
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Police Of Spain And
Germany Forced To
Use Their Weapons
Aaaoctalsd ITree.
America passed * qulal May
dar. and tha re»t of the warldaeve In Cuba and In Hpa'n and
Germany whsir )»llce were forml
la use (heir weapons to sul.lur
aver-sualous ag talors - also was
quiet.
’
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From nnr to thrre persons were
reported killed and a numoei
wounded In a s.rlaa of demonatia.
linns In Harana.
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Two persons were. killed- end
„ , n . lu , r |. will , a i t . ( p f i n f
(Centinued on Page ^4) •

D 0-X Completes 1
More Step O f Hop
To South America
|.A8 I'AIMAB, I’nnaty Wanda,
May t.— &lt;AP) —Gaimsny * big­
gest seaplane, the Hornier DO-X,
was safely anchored In the harbor
nf Rio tie Oro on .th# w»g' roa.t
of Aftiia today, on* stage clover

l„ HuUnr_Am»H(Tt on i .trinr A «
lint r flight which she began !*■(
wlnte;
She llew from Gandu bay yraterday. A crowd eheoied a* she
trail, out
Th# DO-X had been here for
three monlhs follawnig a series
of misha|» which neceviltotrd toluiirt, but the departure wa. nut
altogether r.peeled. Thursday she
made the lirsl trial flight slnre
hruky »e*« damaged her
last
February.
Before
leaving,
t'ominnmlor
F .le'i eb Christiansen -ad h*
hoped to gu from lllo de Oro down
to llulama in Foitugur*,- West
Africa and taka off flom there
for Kouth Amarlc*. Itolo llslbo,
Issder of the recent Itolinn flight
to Brasil, slartad ' Irum It,Ism*
ainisr. th* Atlantic
One Amei Iran wn. aboard- II#
la Harvey llrewtun, representative
of Ihr American f.rm whlrli built
tin* plane's motois.
Hommunlratiun ullh Min do Ora
• a. worse than usual today be­
cause of th* May day li-liday, hut
the last radio mereage Irma the
plane Itself said ereryHiIng was
f nc
If the flight mntlnue* to Dola­
n s the nest hop will be UMt mile*.

ibrighter.
Salient point* of a speech de­
livered by James M Careen, Mi­
ami
attorney and prominent
southern "dry." at a Jefferson
Day DriosrraUe rally In Mtaivl
Mcenlly. will ha ptreented over
th* Dial* network of Columbia
Broadcasting Ca„ tha night of
May H by Mr. Ggreun under aus­
pices of tb* Democratic national
rommitte* It wia announced her*
liceptly.
-W.r
1
Mr. Caraofl’a ' auhject will b*
"PrehtbkUeri |IMl We Dlscuis
It ar FjredaJqt" He probably
will speak frerw Qh*ri»tu, Wash­
'ADY. N. Y., Nay «. ington nr Atlapl a,~ pwing on the
nan Mentor Frasier, Sir .t T i l IL B. T. May 4.
At DemretwfcgJHtodqkiriei* K
irille, Fla., yratrrdsy
MSS tcarnet fhAflHaari attornry

Into rotor l&lt;&gt; a person who
kad a*«n it. "A'ra&lt;r drees It
he said. “ Beautiful blue,
i my favorite color."
Mailer wa* pleaard.
l-gra Just r&gt;mlng Into lb*
jfme,* she .all. "How happv
MC he vriih another pair uf
R p l forget your Inner rye
ipp .of tb* m'nd. Th* only
topploe*- we can have tt
k#rids old world a more
■ place In which to lire."

VAIJ'ARAIHO, Ind.. May 2 . (A P I-T rial ef Virgil KirklanJ
for the death of It-year-old Arlene
Disves yesterday was ronllnued
until Monday, after a centre of B4
ue* exhausted,, mainly Iwcauia
prn-pertlv* jurors kad funned
opinions.
-

fo r the o ffic e o f g o v e r n *
10.12 dli«cu*sed their cin d l* . ;
d a d os today at the hlstork: V
annual political picnic h e r e .-'
attended by scorea o f persona*.;,
politically am bitious and p ol- Vj
Itlcal curious. •
T h e speakers w ere W . A ..^ !
Aina. Havana) Stafford CaldweJL . .
Jacksonville; Charlra Durrane*.,
Jacksonville; Fred F.berhardt, Tal- lahas.ee, and Frtnklln King. Or- .
Undo. Iludion Birr, Tallaha.m, X
announced .hi* candidacy for the Jr
date railroad commission whlla-^'.f
John Mathews, Duval ippre**nUjfc|f
tlva. spoke but Hid not annoapto k
cam litacy for any office.
' fflj
TALLAIIAHDKR. May S - ( A P &gt; ^
—Florida IrsUlatora today turn#*."their attention to the IMS *•«*- , k
palgn. leaving the Renal* and ...
linos* chamber* Idle a* they heard V
candidate, make formal announce*,,
menu for political office at tha',
historic Wakulla Spring, picnic.
IwgHlaUva deaka, however, ware, f
piled high with revenue and *P- ,
prop rial Ions measure* with prw- .
po.aU to abolish various etaW 'of.;'./
fUaa and commissions for the saM I
of eronomy and wlth.blUa istUntf* 5
to guarantor an eight moUthrjjJ
school tartn for every school child.'
Ip addition the corridora r e »v i
aounded to the announcement' m l
Itcpiee inlativa Prior ToinaaOlUi.'; J
Hr would »eak an Inveatlgatlon'lgC'-.
the House lobbying temmUlW'sFMj
UniiMctlon, brvoaaectlon with I S M
rWi .t id h . M U k k 'n n tirwhllaVY
U ik N lS T b . certfnmu .y .t a m J K j
wagering.
■ .-Vr&gt;
Tha aubcoinmlttee of tha 8e«wW.,w
and House joined today tn p n n t a n committee substitute for funr;7^
rare bill, pravioualv Introdueed I*
the legislature. RrvranentaUvjpcJV
Chapman, Vvlnaia, chairman'
the Florida Leglalatlvs lobbying •
committee, aa'.d he odvleed that,'*
r. solutions calling far an Invsau- ’
gatlen of ths racing situation he ,
Introdueed In the Henote and
House Monday.

Mother Of Pri
Michael Stan
Bedside Of III Soli
HUGIURERT. Rumania, Mar
t - ( A P ) - T w o drvutrd wvinrn to-,
day were risking their llvt. bv rfa,
rnainlltg at the bed.idu uf lltkimj
Crown Diner Michael, wb# la.
grarety III with dlpihsrla.
On* U hi. mother, Quran KtME|
estranged alf# of King (torol HWJ
ha* steadfastly refused to leavij
the U ysar old child. The other lo­
an F.ngllsh govarnaaa, whom Hot ,
boy has hardly let out of hi* sight
sine* th* Illness began.
Both watchers war# given anti-1
tosln Injection* to ward eft liMj
dreaded disease A* a result tyK
quaan had a slight fsvrr today,,
but she mad* light of th* lndik-_
parities.
Th« condition of the pilnc* k M
Improved last night and physicla * !
i-iprrased their ronvictlon that ho
will I|v4, HI* lempeiatura, which
Thursday reached 104 degree*. f*U.
yesterday -to I01J. It I* believed'
the Ulnae* U taking a norms I
course, although th* trials has net
Yesterday King Caral caw,
estranged Wife, Queen
Hal
briefly In an antoehainbar of
•lek room tn her quarter# ef 1
Hlnrl* pals**, where Michael v
sUirken. Doctor* Kara firmly !
hidden his repeating tha clall
cause of the danger of Infactis
King Carol telephones to at!
dan la far th# latoat report aha
hourly.
•
T
Although ityslrlaa*
ha
warned the queen of th* danger
contagion, aha has remained n

JF.WKLEB*Bi b o d y p o u n d
GLEN COVE, N. Y.. May 3 —
(API —Police Inat night IdentiriuJ
as Abiaham If. Ltry, nf Broaklyiv
a maa whoaa body hound with
wnr, was found to Is ng Mead
sound. I-try, a Jeweler, dlasppcaisd Fab. U ; last, with W.00P

I'llI LA 0 KJ
( API—-A sir
wravtrv, af(|triDg M
'J000 - werkere, waa - an
day, after it bad bpea
four mourita. d i a t o
r id e that tb* atritan
14 pares at rut to wp

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Approklm itfbJ

period to *U*«4 yb*t ta

r fc d t o b. MM of ih* m*

S g U Z &amp; Z iiit
ft Sam Qal N « , Wart-

or {lid RlTt’e Ma ford
tha newly formed CanL Merida Daaaball League will
yhoat to Manager Randla and
Chamber of Commarro aponId DaLand taam la th# opanlag
■ 0 of tbo Itti aaaaon. ;
tallowing a talephona convent■ with Mayor Rati W. Brown,
Data ad. an* of Uila taction’*
k popular «lvta leader» and
rnmoa, tha laat datail la . an
karate pre-game program war
Mttod. Mayor Brawn haa contad. gladly ha aatd, to aid In
Japanlng day aimlaoa, by
rttU* tbo flrat ball pltehad
|.tho pitcher af that ftrat bat'
I-ha non# otbor than Harry M
Ntorih, pratldant of tho BernI
k kCounty Chamber of rom90, tho nutn who. for noarly fto
ra haa mad# ftaafora and lu
Me and paaatbUl’ ta* raa af hta
d hobble*. My. Papworth, uptn
lb naked ta Uka a landing part
ma exarvtaa*. ac-'ap'ad with
Mot plaaaura, tha laah of harlihat flrat ball orar tb# plait,
,, when ha found out that,hla
Mend, Earl Brown, the youth
Mayor of DeLend, haa conaentod
Pit«h hie, offering, Mr. pap
Uta faco waa wreathed tq -k
M which aaomad to IodIrate
( ha waa plaaaad beyond ataaa-

hint them !*n* and blow that
but I*I Prajalra tha fattad calf and
cotat* tha moot liaaalena of maidanal-The Brooklyn BaaLa, battered
beyond bar* ballaf, bombarded
and blaaleJ the'. Phllll*.’ , A u to
moat promlalat yOangatar* to lb*
tuna of a 8 to 1. Th# win wlU
probably go down In tha htafory
« f tha New York lobvrb ad on*
which daacnrr# an annaal holiday,
and In thr dim fotnra wa,can *##
hoary grandfather'* Ulllnt thalr
open-mouthed
and
wondering
trandanas all about how tha RobIna emote tha PhllUaa on Apr. 80,
1831.
,

high Kbool
hoapitpl In
fight for-P
that paalMe
paaalblllty.

Edward Hlgrlsa, who onto waa,
Iho aenaatlou o f the TernInal*
High aehool team, a hard fight far
lha ahortatep berth. They both
raid at about tha aama ipaad and
nracialen, that b . In early practice*
•kay h**-. and It aaama aa thoagh
hitting
I la" going to decide that
race. Third baa* la atpectad
expect
(a
b* wall taken . rare
t _ _ of
_* bp
•
tha
Unky Philip Mlloa, w ho haa dowlopad lato a fancy tfaldar,
aider,"" and
who baa boon working harder than
an* ynungatara. Phil had dlffl« H y In getting hla hatting
- lya
adjuatod laat ^•ar.but.jinder
yoar.but, und*. the
a fp
. . , ..o f .J,ff^
,i,—
*r-r Rive.
r-.-t. ha la
wpaetad tn-ha a power with tha
bat hater, tha aaaaon la two 1
old.
J
,
-^Plaaly of Upod material 1, ,
^ l# .f* r oalflold duty, with
Harrlaon, Jim
Bnanrar,
V : M i l l e r and I
■toh Ibo e«-operation of Jhe&gt;
lato Ranford Elk* Band, the Lake Iead4at. the field. Bill Bigtrim 1a aa parlad to got undar im ’
#t. flr*'.

hmmHStis-i

o f a twantrflv# pahwt* con
I,Promptly at 8iSS oVtoeli, the
ala af both dube wilt CMontin front of borne Plata, *af
march, to tha atrain* of baof
ta, to tha flagpole Ip ranter
I qhare tho I tar# and Strip##
h* raiaad. Juat H tb* flag
ipa* lha top af th* mast, the
(gr* and fan* art expected U
a to attention aa the band baI. playing “Tha* Star SpanL Banner." Tha p l a y e r *
V then m a r c h b a a k to
jdlamend, Uka thalr potllbn*.

****** fw d PoOy. Rmll Ammon.
*■»».
" d Lofton Eden field
will alee ha given rhancaa there.
Manager Rlv# la wmfldant that
h'a pitching .ta ff wfll boot any
•aam In tb* league. Cal TVnnla,
tha Iraa-atan righthander who wen
f wide Hr#l* *f Rum bocaoao of
Wa flM pitching. laat' year, wfll
alternate an tfc* mound with Lefty
Melonakan, lha former Florid*
HUta Leaguer who haa looked fit
aa ever In workouts darlag &gt;th*
OMI few day*. That duo doaa not
expect to fan nrroaa any hard hil­
ling autflla during the entire aaa-

strait •
7*0*1andi* Chaaahar af.Coca
.thaCUygf DvUrv

0&gt;V

mound. Emit Ammon, tho veteran
apithoBar la ala* avallabU for
mound duty, while Jack- PeUra
naked Manager Rlvo to rlv*
i n ekanca. Evan Roy Br’tt has
avproaaad hla wtUIngnaa* ta pitch
If th# areaa|*n arlaaa, and. with
all that cooper*tlan, wkUh haa
been coming fiam ovary .man by

»

faatarea, aa
ale far tha

-IM i 9 i o l k &gt;
T M B W C in o co
LEA6UC-WITH Z

tu n U 1P U n tg ,,
hundred. GUtta
25c d ole It. Rai

|1.00 dQMuU
EVAAhl* U 9 *B aim M

Rome fancy erven hit picking
*&gt;y Walt* Hoyt of tha TfgaJa rewltrd In a win far that outfit m
tha league-leading . Oavatand .fa ­
llen* by a ■ ta 4 ----- 1 B f d : V J
•h* young alnggm aalmgTHto
hla hand, while Ebneaca, ,thp,lndlan flrat aarkar gat U « » S f « *
aavrn hlta. The Tiger* ipNpad.pn
A bound new batting leader «*&gt;
IfodUn for four run* la the Wry
He't Inning, and war* never head- mownad la th* Mg league* yeatevdap -whan Data Alaxaadar th*

a m s c r js fir -. s k

trip* op^'jumped Into the JUbt
rtaaa, Uklag Oavb, Phllly eatrhar*a. plate, •alar* he went Mile#la thr#a trim. Alaxaadar also lead*
lb* ftaU with T7 hlta. Th* ptayara
and bow thajr art battlngi
Player ahd b u b O AB R II Are
Alexander, Dat. 14 M T *7 A0t»
Davta, Pbllltaa
II 3t 8 II A00
RoaUgtr. Rada
ID
1 1 1 .419
Beery, Bad (tax I 87 T It AU
8p#"Car, tana
14 83 D 28 .411
Horn*by, Cub*
II 44 It II 48U

not be huatllng all th* Ifana.
Th* bay* had ■ walkout Ihl*
aftamosn, and wttl raaalv# a final
laaaon tomorrarw afternoon, fol­
lowing which a long lath upon Oh
aim* and Meal* of tb* loam and
ether detail* will b* dlaeuaaod In­
formally. Aa tha aaaaon near* It*
opanlag. Manngor Rlv* deelarva
again that hi* anllr* rennet-tic n
with th* club I* on* o f . alnraro
ttaa’r* to old In developing young
ball-playera. Ha
ballavu* that
there era »#r»r*I goad nroapacta
on th* rlub b* ha* aaaamhlod, and
that ha can make ball-playar* Out

PLEARWATKR — N IrhaUon
Street between • Oareola Avonu*

bring*

P h o n e

n^spfcjpjg'

r it e ; times/

convllla hurler, waa tha boy who
did tho trick from a pitching
aload-point. Ha aliowad tbo PhilIUa 10 hlU, aU alag lea but one,
and kept thee# klta wall araiUred.
In (ha meantime, tha Roblac clout*
od tho offering# o f throe barter*
fo r .10 blta, Including a homer by
Johnny Fredrrick, looked good on
A remedy of hlta, nine, and orthe ba*#*. and ftoldad Ilka champ­ rar* ended in the eleventh Inning
ions aa they racked up fpar double,
whan lha While Boa came aat on
playi. It waa tbo third Victory of top of a 10 to t&gt; arora while play­
tho year for the Roblni.
ing the Browne. Seven atrura Ware
made la tha aecond Innlme. while
moa| of lha erorlng waa dew in
lha fTrat three Innhtga. Thu Bui
made It thalr third atralgbtr win.
while MrKaln, who relieved Brat­
ton In Iho arrond, woa hla,third
game of tho year.

any trouhly, Manager Rlv# ox- In ba*«ball which really
potto to gtve |la favorite young- return*. &gt;■tor. Bud Lala, n chance on th*
r/&gt; about "Play Ball", and tb
# t * * n b#« ,nAM U fTA N I.KAOUR
i abould bo n jam-op ball game
W L Pat.
tor from. D#L*nd Indicate* that lavnland
■ 4 J 8t
i .DoLand outfit I* prim»d u
Vaihlngton
8 I A ll
Fthla opening gam#, and aatilc
Vaw York .
H a ATI
nil auoro pf laat year whan th# Tottolt
7 1
MO
at amateur rlub boat them four 'hlragO ......
4 • A00
in f el* game* played. II i* un ’'hlladelphla
* 4 ,4U
gtood that Ron Doug.aia, the
8 7 J00
| ball arttal will b* an thr
8 ■ ATI
find far the vtattovu. and ba b
Ymt#fday'a RaaalU
"biladalphla 101 000 o o o - i 4 1
few York
ooo 008 108—7 8 8
Baltariaai Walbarg, McDonald
nd Corhranai Jahnaon and DickltA8d|ta*

Tha Red« net only laat the atta­
int tarn* of th* •rrt»» ta th# Flr r ln by an I to 4 tear*, hut Wi«-»
loat tha aervlre# of their toothftrat haaeman. Mlekoy Heath# who
had hi* arm brekan bitaatt the
writ! arvl albov when 'Thavmoa
Flrat* ahertotop, rraahed Rrtotlm
In tha faurth InnIn*, fh a hitting
» M about on a pdr, although L.
Wanar aided much In tb* win by
poling aat a boma ran whiah acorad
ihraa aim ahead of him. Mo Tray*
nor hatted i;ooo, gvtiiatf fear hit*
in four tripe op.

Morria, |t*4 Boa,

O rd er*

F ille d P r o m p tly

400 104 00a - i 18 0
810 000 808-4 7 8

Italicrival Hoyt and Rrhaag;
ludl'a, Millar, Craglwad, and

'•wri*. * 478- ,

'hlcago • 880 800 800 0 1 -10 18 4
U. Loul*. 88810100000— 8188
BatUrioat Braxton. MrRaln and
"at#! Btawart, Klmaay and Vdr.■vU.
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" t o ter

iTkUttfi,

TMapiHhruUr mammy,
•■II that •'Jookln’i 10a twUt
M » li 4

H&lt;

of the links m sf continue Hurt Ihia
goes without aiylhg. The determitho golf course U assurance of thdt.
t urge too alronr&gt; that the cltl-

itmaud b M m ha ’ Vnaw ’ that
anuo t o filling MigMy ‘ low.

J‘af; -ti SfMaiflfevwjpiWfiyVr*r, i»
Ker^tirtifi, am*pt Upr.tkM* *

ilmenl In Sanford which

v m m m &amp; i
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JmdorfT now aaya that war
Wet pay. flowiivaf, it eolfacU.
MM (Off,) Uadar.
ip,.
i^ p. ■»■.....
1
flllom who It always handlae
I. lot of roft ‘ imp thoold
hit mouth winhcd out wlllt

1' o
H
*•*‘ul«htM roddaior dost not

t

i; that'four flappon aed faepr
a rui bo. crowded Into Jht

*t »mW—Tl»«-Unlu«. tf you
i Iboy can't bo, , you don't
’ » « " fUppafa.,, :

pAIntl nrr IzpR CM iR H ilt ptnoiJS ncr ty
w|se altera her noiwuJ appearance by at
a r e J p o k i ^ r l t t a fe e lin g eoibt
fust upon mole enembera o f .the epeclea w
P . Anfl. y*ir Ire iudn from the
In leu than fifty years, all m en,,he-mil
Carefully alapPinc o n , the route and pali
la ccMtended that ynoeVynmkhre ugly, an:
competition, o f the &lt;J»e*e, will naturally

want to appbar at their he*
r e paint up a . b l U I W *1
etyla which will be follewedt bp tb«,jfpunie*
luetaat men.
i
'V
I* hard to believe, tie cannot
Htal A m r ic M f ttotthttAyes it
Vfacta for atot* occasion*, and Inee ft la said
llrUlcnven to shirty three generation* from ehj
front ijap paint to
Ibly |t la only a few more t._.
•»*&gt; '■
V..
t*f cpntcmplate aa such an. evi
la. perhaps the girls may find some meant o f easing the
men frem- thfoiagvos,' j ,
i . , ..

•. BJG pOlfJGB AT Wakulla Saturday 1will A t t ^ M *
crowds., No le u than, a doien gubernatorial aspirants are
txpactcd to be present and about UWf vtow# bn the state's
political and economic evils. Prominent In the. ranks of con*
tenders are A. 8. Axon. Stafford Caldwell, Cbaiiba M.
TJumiwe, Fred O. Hberhnrdt, Cary A. Hardee, ,Fonj. A.
Hathaway. Franklin q King, Kayes, L ew hJJohnJV J 3« t * T Mathews, Qen&lt;
MlrRSry'a •(ttbimn ht &lt;tbn
1 these Demon we picked up, oun
i Herald, written alnca the
Dediotret, ''others Were euggsei
ilia ha* Wen In isaaton In
n w r - l a t i County Clttasge fa datoloplng Into a

■hunt* of « opantbr. tt woe tevroted by. JhnMr DdVIdabn ■end
Ldrry Andaraan, Chlc*gd tthkar*

icon com* drifting If I

ora, ami aparelw ill ; sorsattria
courrt by nMha of a aet of Pal*
In*. &lt;blowing HP., omitting, alranma lap i«art. * * ( ’ and children Whop
of bet watay and vullaya of Pemba happily at Ibe light of it.Jrt't^ac-

Heart ringla* la my a*ni .
An*. Iwaarla' .aort of toclabia.
Did UtanUf'a coka t K««rt." .

rindlr*. b'drttlnjt tlrda iAd ibltVr

nrfNfiiDg •now* vn

rn am rt

accompanied by a ibatch June by
tbb author whlcli ilv’ca tha hrdiff 1
picture additional rtialliy. I * bn
Mu when ftgurrt, ittca ab fanUtlsr ed Uta plantationa baton.the war,
art bocaailng practically,, eitlnat

V
,c j.» a ■'*1*1. art*1

Mo om about tha negro who
anted to taka hW ’W hen alttta’
f n r , ail. batro a delicacy of
kwh, a fUancc* of perception,
M a aimpllulty that makaa them
yadr by yrtr can anally astartbla.
i* la memory.
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.MIm Wmdan’a valrrt baa tha }&gt; ■ &lt; ■ a. -a
ba'iiat' tlhfcla or dB oM.baaK 'ikkffHd'i cipliuUttoa to tprtd
te arant of atar iaaimtha, «bo m a t juat a bit omlaou*. Thar*
tstll! of CHnailn* and 'tha kSf.bata t:tt)a adranca In the
of ravofviM , Magda
term of Ula moat pkUrtUoa
uUt hi. Uuatra four
ailed In Koutham M«|ory.

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roiiToAht r m V w tt
Bomlook Hlch S.hool k ato
Mod aa follow*:
FraahMto
yO oarge, Madeline FtotK,
Mi. Crrar, Georgina Hart.
4*1 Holrhlton, Virginia LawVMarion Lundqurit,
Mildred
* « . Mary Louie* NJtMe
bard Dean,
Glen Goratofc,
•and Shaw, llirry Tiller. Male
Mr. and Mr*. George C. Petlewa,
fathered to eoi«T*t*leU them Sp­
in their tsarina reached their *Ueat wedding i n i m i u y .
It w f« e nrpriae party, and the
amor gaaata knew nothing of the
riana, arranged by Mrv Jolla Lodclg and Mr*. Mary Srhaal, until
hty reached tho hpU. what* they
&lt;xprated to attend a bridge party
rith hot a few friend*.

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lumber Wg of the Flrrt
Chnrth will mfeet ntlLI**
KM W. O. DeUa, Warn
okw t
IwtAef iwven will bold a
■day plewie at tho home
B okieriu ■*■•,.'
t
ho f o l l o w i n g Preabyterlso
rck circle* will also meet Monat 9;M o’clock., ■
Into Number One, Mra. Jno.
lea, Jr, chairman wDI meet at
heme of I n . Ralph A. Smith,
Into Number Two, Mra. U L
tier, thklrman, will., meet at
hsnm o f Mr*. &gt;V1*to*r Greeoe,
H M rm nhor Three. Mr*. Waliak ckalman, .’will maet at
mo o f Mra. BdwarJ-McCall,
tot M|b 8treat, with Mr*.
• If Jfcl- amtatant bottaea.
U %ptber Poor,' MCv J. N.
chaltman, will meat at the
of Mr*. J. 0 . Anicr. Sr,
totivKt.'

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a Michael, '.hiirmoe.

It « t th* heme o f Mr*. W.
g . H I Wget Uth RU at

ffteah* Oolld" *f * Holy
Ftjtopal Chrrrrh' will, hold

U. H. Wayto Rtukrr, Valencia
fro, at 9:90 o^ttoch."

rky Avenue, 9:99 oYtoek,

Ind Mra. B. E. Tekaeh, Mlto A rank*
Takerh. Mra. W. H. Hynoa. Mr*.
0. r . Herndon, Mra. 8. A. Berner.
Mr*. F. E. Ronmlllat, Mra. June
BnumlHat, Mrs. Martin Tempi**
Mrs. Frank Melwh, Mra. R. A.
Cameron, Mr. and Mra. J. R, Grsd&lt;
fck, Mlto 'Margaret Bomer, Mi#i
Madeline Matlem, Mr. and Mrs.
2MPI-IWWM. ML IH.| W .~THl
Paiotd. Mis. Mary Mikter, Mr.
»nd M » . R. Llghlht l*#r, Mif. A.
T. Mptlam. Mr. and Mra.' J. A
Peckaiw, Mr. and Mrs. U. M. Ham­
by, Mr. and Mr*. Jr me* Bums,
Mr*. Tsram, Mra. Julia Imdwif,
Mr-, and Mia. G. R. Salma*. Mlw
Margaret Takarh, Mra. J .T .‘ Wo*
then, Mrs. Henry Richter, Mra
Mtchrrl Hallar, Mr*. Mary RchaaL
Mas Bradbory, Hcrahel Harnbe,
pu Clair Camtron. Clarence Parh­
am- ' |vw - B. Wathen. George
FtHews, Jr., the Re*. J. J. Mel*

Alios Will

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londay

*Kkm T. Alaop. J r f j 'W
iIlk, who waa bora kat
loLrvrlng o Memorial Day
Is Centra I Park w U ho
Awf th* Homloal* County
otnmarc* at th* bian t* b* bald at th*
Monday at t*il&gt;

popular Jackooo| places w'U ho
go**1*- A largo
rallying towns
latort Ion of b*ia«

H S S

Closing Out
M*s*nU
F lo r e a l.

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In honor o f th* birthday annlversary e f'h tr huiband, Mr*. T
W. Williema. 300 Oak Avenue, entcrlainrd a number o f friend* at
a dinner parte Thursday evening.
A short social period was injoyad
before Ihe dinner, an ^ lilr. Wil­
liam* wa* frl.cluigd, by .each of
the gneata, who ala* tenderul him
Invited to lb* dining'room, th*
gneata were seated et p long lablr,
Will appointed, with1floral decoia Ilona of lupins, asparagus frm.
and gladioli. These proaaSt ward:
T. W. Williams, bewor gpast, Mr*.
J. If. Cowan, Mra. R-.T,1"Warren.
Mr. and Mra. J. Brodl* WlIIi»m&lt;,

&lt;H I N T S
liy RUTM IHIBR
"The Fairy GardtsT’ l
feature for any child’* o|
ty—providing there la a
* corner of th* tows 01
the game.
, Make trait* o f . *l*|
flower petal* o f M m
a* there are chlldran,
Itadiag th rough atlaac
citing place, uat11 It fh
where a daintily wtspau
la hiddap. Gits « r h |Q
faaiket Is which U s ala
p;tol «t th*' hagifaJag

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AT A REAL
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BLUE BIRD
BEAUTY SHOP
I’uleaton-Uiumley Bldg.

NOTICE
All persona engaged In the Dairy tnialncgg and
wiling milk or milk products within tho limits of tho
City of Hanford arc hereby noil Tied that they must
comply with the Dairy law within thirty (30) daya
or atop such sale. Desiring.to continue they muet fUe
an application for Inapectlon and InatrucUon aa to
requirements,

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UY ORDER OF THE CITY COMMISSION*

On and After
Monday, May 4th

W. PIXLER
(Formerly Hanford Staam Pr—aery)

DRY CLEANING
Will be located atithe corner of
Second S t and Palmetto Ave,
CASH AND CARRY PRICES
Suits Cleaned and Pressed
Pants Cleaned and Pressed

Rev. A. N orrtotW V fk, pa.tor.
Fourth Sunday aftar EaoUr.
Bundsv echo*! at, XUM P. M.
‘ Preaching icrrim,’ W f . M.
Tho paatcr stO jtoraiB M Opad'a

Suits Pressed .....................
1 ants Pressed

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Special prlc* next week
Shampoo, Finger Wavo and
Ned* Trim, 91.00,
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To introduce
Mr*. Maaaer—Beauty Spec*
lallit of Tampa, who has
had eight year* experience
In all kind* of permanent
waving, scalp treatment and

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Rev. J. t- Yeoman*. Mlnlaler
309 Eaal Fourth Street
Morning terrier, U:00 o'clock.
Errnlng aerrlre, *:00 o'clock.
Wednesday owning terrier, 9:00
o'clock.
The termon at tho morning aarrice will he "Waiting on the
Lord." All aro cordially Incited.

The Ladles. Aid Society of the
Community Church held Ita regular monthly meeting at the
rkurch Tuesday afternoon. The d*.
rational* were led by Mr*. P. D.
Anderson after which the bualneai
ter*Ion took place. Thl* waa fo l­ .' -' Mr*. Katherine F. McKay who waa named associate- grand malowed by Mr*. Booth who talked trian at the recent aetalrn of the Grand Chapter held In Jacksonville.
and explained very lnterraUngty Mr*. McKay was worthy matron of Hemlnol* Chapter No. 2 In 1920]
the laat chapter from the .book
"Trailing the Conquistador**.,' A was appointed grand warder of the Grand Chapter In 192*; was
•octal hour was then rnjojrod and elected aMarlato grand ronductrcsa In 1929; and elected grand con*
refreshment* wore aerred by tht ductrrs. In 1930.
hostess** Mr*. Dunn and Mr*.
Col*.
Mr*. Jno. Btauhea waa honored
AT THE CHURCHES
with a blrthdiy aurprlae party
Wadneadty rrenlng by her burpastor.
band ami friend* at the home of
HIM* school—9:49 A. M.
Mr. and Mr*. Hoy llowrll on tho
Worship and Communion—11:00
Country Club Road.'The evenlag
Chrlatlan Brlrnce terrier* are
waa onjoytd with dancing. Mr*.
Stanbe* received many lovely pres­ held a?cry Sunday morning at
Chrialian Emlearor—7:00 P. U
ent*. Delicious refreshment! ware U ichurtK /E ait Second Street at
Evening Service—*:00 P. M.
served. Those piearnt wishing Mr*. l i o'clock. Subject for tomorrow
Staobea many happy return* of Is "Kvorlaaliag Punishment." Wed­
the day were: Mr. aad Mrs. Jno. nesday evening services which,
Stxuber, Mr. and Mra. J. A. Peck- will Include teotlmonla* of Chri.t.
Corner Perk Avenue and 3rd SL
im, Mr, and Mr*. II. Tamm. Mr.
Rev. John Uamard Root, Mln&gt;
Un
JJcicnce
Moling,
will
be
held
and Mr*. W. A. Brown, Mr. and
later.
at
.the
new
eherrh
at
M
&gt;0
K.
2nd
Mrs, A. C. Saunders, Mr. and Mr*.
Chuirh School—9:48 A, M.'
Sktwo* of Winter Park. Mr. and Htf at H o'dvcV
Morning Worship—11:00 A. M.
Thin church maintains a free
Mr*. II. Cochran and Mr. and
Christian Kndeovor—730 I*. M.
Raadlag t Room , at the chore'
tin . Hoy Howell.
Charles Gault, president,
Mlf* 'Mary Dunn entertained a
few frirnd* at her home on U k i
SANFORD COMMUNITY
Mary hut Friday evening with a
pielncr roast. The waning wa»
.pant with game* and various
Woman's Club Ruilding, Oak
kinds of amusement. Those pr*»Avenue near Third Street.
enl were: Mr. and Mr*. Dunn. Av­
Th* Kev. Claud* S. Chcwnlng,
ia Saunders, Christine Cole, Nalll-t
m'nlater.
Slnquefield, G r o e *
Ilunkln*.
Harries*—3:30 P, M.
E. D^Brownlo*. IL D. Paatcr.
Itlanehe White, Sam Cochran,
Era yon* will be cordially wel­
Heratios Sunday a* follow*!
Dnnald Anderson, Kenneth tlyol*
comed and mad* to •feel at home.
li.ii
II flnruliv HrhooL
lalne. Bill Dnnn, llelrn Dunn and
Mary Dunn.
FAITH GOSPEL TAHKMN ACLK
May l»*y Tidy Day wa* oh■mad Friday by th* school boy*
"20 W flt y i " t SlreeL
ami glili. irxfhna aiul-par— ta In | 7
Canada, Evangelist.
Fvsneitnle Park, when voily ball “ r*
Sunday service-- 3:00 P. M.
and ha&gt;* ball alw&gt; various game*
Jj,
Preaching by the Kev. Canada.
which prov«d vary amusing war* *
Evening Fe/vire —9:00 P. M.
■njoyed. Bathing and boating wo* uf *
Preaching b» MU* F.lllabelh Her.
mjoyed after wMrh a dollclou* " I '1
key.
jirnlc dinner waa spread on th*
lahle* and enjoyed.
Tlit Blothorhooj of Locomothe
Trainmen aponaortd a dan** Tucs„
The Rev. II. Irving Ixvutitt, rrcday evening at th* Lake Mary
„
tor. Fourth Sunday after Eaitrr.
Cadno. About 100 couplsa arm
L
Hily Common*ion—7:30 A. M.
darn ing and a moat enjtyabl* are
Church School—9:90 A. M.
nlng waa apant.
* (j
Monday Prayer and Hoi man —
Mra. Jno. fltaubaa,. M r*. It.
v
11:30 A. M.
Tamm. Mr*. II. Cochran and Mu. VKf
Harman by tho rector,
liny Howell attdndad th* Bam Wri
Young People’* Meriting-(1:30
Inolo County Council o f the P. T. rhu
r . m.
A. which waa held at tho Gram- „vj,
Evening Prayer and Seimon
m»r School, on Tth BL Thuraday.
-7 :8 0 F. M.
The regular mraliag
of th*
Chambar af Comwnc* will be rttj
Monday evening May dth. at 9:00
o'clock In th* Chamber af Com0
Holln**a Merlin*, 10:00 A. M.
mere* Halt Alt member* and
Go*pel Service *t County Prison
filrttdi ar* sincerely urged to aty
Comp 1:00 P. M.
trnd this meeting aa builnea* of
|(
Sunday School, 9:00 P, M,
importanre will
dloaner ed.
grr
Young People'* Masting, 0:11
P. M. Bu'jJect, "Th* Man Bom
Th* regular maeUng at th* P.
t
T, A. will bo bald Thursday av# m .
Bind."
nlng May 14th. la tho school and
p
Salvation Meeting, 9:00 P. M
Everybody welcome.
itorlum at 9 eVlcck. At thl* llm* a km
th* Inxlallatlon o f orflrera will
P
taka place. Mrt. Morgan, County —7
President or tho P. T. A. will b*
H
proarat and wilt laotall the offi­
cers. Thor* will ha a apocirl pro­
gram and all paroots and friend,
ar* urgod ta attrnd this mietlng
a* It ta tha tool mooting of th&lt;
T
Mrlnersy, pastor. •at Churches in Georgia aa wall aa
teboel term.
V
1:90 Ar M.
Florida and La an ato* praarbof.
- 10:06 A. M.
A cordial wricoma to'all.
Stanley Pockbam arm atUnd.
R
Mlon—7:30 P M.
Sunday Hebool 9:41 A. M. Prof.
tho Uolveraitr of Horida at
*
McKa, Super.
■
Gal oca villa (goto Mot' Week-end
League* l l T I K '
her* wlt|| hi* parents.
FI
Prayer Mraliag WI too* day I

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Tho member* of tbwldiera Cloh.
and a few gneata, war* .ntertalned by Mia. Harry Hocran at her
Palmetto Avenue home yetterddf
afternoon at an a tut Ion bridge
p*riy.
. A color scheme Of pink was
accentuated In the floral decora­
tion., the lallie*, and the lefreah
ment*. The room* were decorated
with vaeee containing: pink rose*,
carnations and phlox] the prlaer
were pink phlox In blue potteip
vases; and the tallies were plnkoetrich plume*.
After several piwrrgs*{nm of
bridge, ecoro* were added and h'th
club prifo we* awarded Mra. Jobs
Bender. High gueit prise went to

China

Conducted hy the Re*. W. O.
Moon, Ft. Meade. The goapei tent
la at the comer of Third Street
and Maple Avenue, and tho open­
ing arrvtce will ho held Sunday
vl 2:710 o’rlcck. Meeting* will be
held nightly at 7;M o'clock. All
at* cordially Invited to attend.

LAKE M ARY

Mrs. Wniiarn^ Gives
’ Party For Hiuband

. Naaiber Bi*. Mr»^ L. IL
halrman, w ltltoril pt tlm
Mr*, a . H, Brawn 1114

day, May IT. At thl* time there
will be ■ n npU M for now tn«mbm .
Th* Lad in "AM will moot next
Wednesday, May 6, at *:00 o'clock,
at tho homo of Mr. and Mr*. Kiri
Eoderblom, Pint Street ana Monre# comer.
Th* patter win remain at Up*
Mia till Wednovla, In oHer to
&lt;r|*lt our people and attend the
Ladle* AM me*tin*.

B i MBS. ROT HOWELL

At a late hour,'* sweet course,
waa served by tho hrateta.to the
following: Mra. Qeo. Paxton.
Emmanuel Compton, Mrs. A. W.
Knox, Mr*, it. D.-’ Illgbleyman,
Mi*. John It. MacDonald, Mrs. K.
Curleft. Mi*. John Render, Mra.
I t B. Lewis, Mrs. 'J. C. Smith,
Mr. John Imonardy, Mia. Howard
Long, and Mr*. John Me&lt;ich.

la Nombar Five, Mr*. A. D.
-hi* 1 j....
.1 A t_
M m ia a . tgUi meat at tho
t ; N j k / . ’ O. H itt,. 2110

toxhtaa* Women's

Mr*. B. a Baggett and Mr*.
CtF^e Byrd matured to Gaineavflk
today whet* they will be
tlto
guoata o f Mr. and Mr*. Herbert
Menter l e r aaverol day*.

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•cited with- a (host o f silver by
tho Rev. J, J. Mrlnerny, who mode
t short pre*eolation talk in which
&lt;i* extended the congratulation*
■f Jhe parish. The guest * then
rrwded about the pair offering
'nngratulitlnna and gifts.
Several table* o f bridge were
then formed while tho young**
meats danced to music furnished
hy Mia* Madeline Mallrm, R. II#**-

.

Malta*, Helen Wilson, Gladya He**'
dm an, Lola Britt, Frank Burnett
Jahh Courier, Sproit. Ung, BiQ
Stamper.
Junior.: Ethel
Roily,
Gen*
taney, Juan ta Smilh, ll.xel T o#*
Daria Rapkln^ Otio ItutchUon,
Jpme* Btank ley.
Senlet*: Virginia Ha. Ir.'Thelma
Eubank*, Ethel Gale*. Ruth Mat*.
In. Wilhelm Iru Wlebol.lt, Georgina,
Eetterlond, Nell WITfam*, Earl*
Kipp. Wm. Mor.l.on, Rhejl Smith,

Mrs. Heeren Hostess
To Her Club Friday

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a S a m i* M m of the Firm
list Church i will mem at

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W oqd tarn)
Mr. And Mra. H. C. Mullen aid
their fW ri, Mbao Ro.rm.ry Willi*,
and Harry Cl Wearer, motored to
S t Auguatin* yeetrrday whet*
they «pem th* day.
M

Among thoae from out of town
alt*ad log the Saar* Qul Praet
done* at the City Boll la*t light
were Mia* Mantle Gaynor. of Tam*
pa. and Mia* Mildred Coffman, of
Orlaado.
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( r«(i!urf lM &gt;i|i Om) ;
irl»&lt; that a &gt; « r t t * U ^ t t e tatfe
of f:ur hundred' dtlfllena in- Chinn
by petty w eia-«f riT*|. ehleft*lna,
l&lt;»ylmt tribute to the auppreaatou
•f trade, dl«c«i raging production,
rfrrirnylng buying power.
“ It «** wot bu«lne** Judgment,
but imllUmlfufcdajtari . wbfrh In
Aualralla, under radical (eodtr»hii&gt;. mortgaged the earning pow­
er or anticipated year* ahrad, laid
burt'cna of. aoclal service*, dtatroyloir trade rp j irwhutry, fherked
the aupport *0f rati hdol foreign
ere III* needadra m it Hi m , of readjuitment; Put a taeh of principle
that bordered on repudiation.
“ It wma not bualneaa Judgment,
hut pot Itleal rlolatlona that try altwire taa burden*, aubalahted hedgrl», utwound flnanre, vucWee/iniretiun of government Jeto qomnr.llty trade |n raipy countries o f
the world gradually created a dia­
ller* rtpreaafng Itaelf through re-

rotkman and £ communist
iim w»ry Wounded seem ly
felKmahn;
w tlla a group of rnuhg.cnm
Hlata ahot 0 potlreman M eeeir ha may die.
Iha.'ow made* more of the day
n any other community, for
f day |a the ntildr holiday of
communist*. Crlea o f “ l*ong
i Htal'nl" erhned In the Moscow
iata and 30,000 aoMlera paiadea
demonstrate * Hot let ,Ru«*la'«
paredneaa for tha “ war
of
irrenthm."
ren a l American filler—prln*
III* New York, JSoaton and
reland- had demo ml ration* In
eh many thouMnda o f persona
i part. There ware aome ar-

‘ .tiatt. hilt only t-Milaied eaae* nr
trouble hetwarn
demooai rotor*
|C adl polite, ,'ty
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. y ^ 9 J ^ D S S S M Nrw Yort’a
Union Square ware gathering
fcpjaeao net ante lor riammttnUi.
'"aad redicala hut alto for patriotic
■' avtanllationa and at Homiui K j f l d m :.
Jn New York almiit MKM) former
1' Mrvlre men gathered at Union
v&gt;' l^uare, their meeting Itelng fnlpi Drived hy a drmonalrallon of ane
jdhta which attracted an eat'mal*
£• g*{i IS,000, Including many former
St HfTlcr men who remained to are
, . Jim* the anclallala would olweivo
W hile the socialists ware holding
jfth the comtiiiinlati were mobl*
ping for a march to the aquare
fieri, by polled permit, they wete
y occupy after the time of Um
ptrjgllata had •iji'ccd. dly
that
p i. the'crowd at the iquere had
rha*ed by aeueral ihbuaand*.
kindicda o f ealra police flanked
M aouarr, while other pollca do
ifla Were held In fi'afliiiHa In altlr
irealg *.nd Iq. Hie doorway, of

karfay bu Uliqr*.
feldkacM arydata ,wera made in
■Ireland at a reault of minor d o
kbanee* In I’ublic Square where
Memnnolratlon murkrd the elail
| the “ hunger mhlMt“ Tuf 7f&gt; ileleitee o f Clefeland'a uncm ployed
drrtera to the atate rapltol.
In ll'ioton, (longrraaman 11• mil m Fiah, aaaalled tommuniarn
hll# a few blind ed yard* away
immunlati gathered from all oyer
Ik .late In bear thkli own orator,
wldrntn the “ bourgeolaa."
•Detroit'. , demtma|n\Un
wa*

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fonqtU n tke raeklt utfalaat l*»

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the muale’ for tha Bromptona Dancer* at the Folk Dane*
London. Well. la .10 year, old, nearly blind, but iwmalr
ami cheerful-'

•aid Uw loyai upopa wpee.eog*
dating their .jmefUmw o m a
square m (k area prepaieUey
tiif M ln g , qa F tta k u L
o t operation. eatond* ta iu Al|i
Finical,

an Itrnaldu, and Many Carey In ^Trader Ham'

Edwin#

rained by Imnd default* de*crll»*ti"
a* “ a Miiluun menace to pulilie
and private credit and Involving TOO I*ATp TO CLASSIFY
the innil tmp-rtanl
financial
when Du*ala corapletao “ at enami
problem before the people ol FO R K A L E : Flrrleaa cooker, nrV'
Horida.”
er lined, 1000 Dak Ava,
Slate ||rrn»ing of hanker* waa
diggr, led hy Dr. J. II, Thrrrell,
I (ConUnuml From Pag* Duel
WANTED WHITE ItAOK, mu.t
Jfg Company, I’erty; and F. I*. Drain, n* one fomihle mean* ol
l&gt;# clean, reefrrably abeet*, ktc.
Cone, prealdent, Columbia County preventing bank rloalngi. The The Hanford llarald.
■ *.l *
aome
i iik gen lion - i.waa" met -b,
Bank, Imk* City.

dryly, Felice In other altle* Ji
III*', S neeaaian for •awtlorf
'aahlngton no particular pry

(The rommllleo will meet nhorlly and eapect* to make recoin,
l^kndatiuna tj the legislature.
»A reaolutlon waa arfiqited yes­
terday calling nn liankeri and
■U public aplrlted rltiaena to
VamditegtoaoKBlIy the problem

Iaindlng and vk
column* U H

difficult tfijrd]

ir me* to run eoneurrently, Hodeon, formerly prealdent of thu d&lt;&gt;tonet National tlank of Arkanaaa
at Pine tlloff, waa acquitted of
the Imurprnte of the t
two other muntt.
much needed auppllM.*'
A report froWT’ M*
PALMETTO—
lujeal
HUte
Dank
HIT MY MILS -New well bring
night
aald . U ttel&gt;’
drilled for city near pumping ata* building to he converted Into talaing picture theatre.
Hon.
htlght dominating

hanker*, luwever, with the argil
nirill that tonqielent
manage*
incut waa the baat nafegUard.

llaai and Kgga at 4 A. M. (a
lUheriaea Imu re* * perfect day,
Marahalfa, French at It. It.

A nt

llffi

Do You IU tE1"

Hhapu— Ady,______________________

WHEN

Ilona were taken, and tha day wan
Without Incident. •’ *
Some European rounirlyt took
pain, to pri
pr4rrrtt th'.eatenrd out
patn*
but,I*. Inf Portugal, wjiere demonytiatlun* were lurhlddan, mounted
fieHrr tofle Into a crowd *1 tJVboh, lining the flat atdea nt their
gumidt in rltar n a&lt;|uaie.. Mura
than a .core of peraon* w&lt; 4 lh;
itrad. Aftarward armoured t i l l
flth mounted machine gun* parated the afreet*.
*n»

DANKER SENTENCED

ou* larrlflct* I|a flre-year plan of
produrtlre t&gt;dilt c» It will atill bt
at' the foot, qf all tbewe nation i
with which bO t y e a h
ago
it
marched on. equal lurnu."
Other highlgflita o f the day'*
•iMbm warp cHtlcirm by James C.
Stone, chairman o f the federal
farm board,'of butlnra* men for
attacking the, farm board on In­
adequate Informal'on, an j a atalemint bf Dame* that American
bualneaa would cooperate go long
at the farm heard did not infringe
on private business.

COLLIDED ON PANUBE

C R O W N
e -e - ,
u*f

q kWgluiu ayd &lt;^he BalhjWU t^e
HiotUUt rt/uftd lo ptrtyili r«U*
xHtt 'ih tMVt’ In Mk9i »uui M e

t jw

ETHYl

fa the original E th yl Qgaolt^q. hncJ has many lq
becauie a easollne la red, doean't make It the «ql
B thyt Oaaolina. T o insure getting thy genuine,
name C R O W N E T H Y L O A g O L IN K on tha pi

R U d it t A D K -U r r a D aU Ita t U left of the ateamahlp Fradehet •d'K^eray g fU r It*.ootlUWd;
paakenger veaael Zagrul, on Jh* Danube rl»#r. T t«- Ta g h * W* 1 badly' danitgkj and the othar

'ontlnui

. I■*&gt;■#., 1L j.L ,

ow. A great mahy' laywait era
fusing to coitDikqte lo.’ gay of
if aauaes eicept the local church
noaif. Soma of our bayt people
yo know aomathlng of the aiory
urn hM thofr eonfidano* in Ihasadapda of tho cliuktk arVrrwlf

L.. k*^ar *■l,llm La* a*I* ai„u a* a iin rn

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aa

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t

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fundi up undff1 heat,
demand*. P erfected bj

Aek your dealer tor “t Itanddni" Motor Ol

HAW AII'S GOVERNOR WITH HIS' FAM ILY

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"TV* layman are tho aupporta of tho church, In th4, light
f throe facta which ore be*
imlng very' generally known, WS
madly pray that uUr biahnp*
id aooia mean* to ruaUr* run*
lance la tha mere) integrity of
i nhurch. The leaat that could
ashed of Biahop Connoo under
L u .1

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it that' Wotdd

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S j u ^ n t w r JfB te , U * ,
« U M l ( * Report; 1.&amp; ,
Bfetel 1*44. Cathedral of I
M W M h W. IliM ru y n .B
W O , Hour with the' Mail
0 »f * 1l ItW iUt, Claude Ma
4 , Pawlln* Mlsell. V M M
waVd'. Nawcome, taiitoM )
fa lp A v , Rev. W. 8. % tf
» « 4
Quintet; T. Mkrtli
T a jlU ^h l; 7:m . Rmebal} 1

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a v A rt!e ti; 10:44,
U ^ l l i ^ d program;

in—t*«
10;40. Guy Lombardo orthkhltff

1443— W JZ (N B C )— 7**

LEGAL NOTICES
iVntimiitv 4 acriff wo it
**_* ■ ' ' *h4l -1 mini
• ja a ri-n ..,. i l » c ln ia l- C M ri lui
Qta Iw .m T.tktra iM icla l Circuit
jM 3ft*&gt;i i 'i in an&lt;t tot , Hem limit
Ckuaij. i ii*iMu, mi ilia lit u «i ui
#**»•■ a n
i u i , «£ u 5
c-nytl
■HW&gt;f ' i Kanfnrd. n » l i i ii, In ipL
W j f • am » r m i r i a i i t
(tWa

WANT AD RATES

« , Am o. Vi' Andy; 0:14, J0 e t«* t
Saafadi Dally Heretf
.

R b V IV A 'L T f l ffl»’

Tartest Caah la AfrMAfc'

FO U R ROOM apartment and r a r
axe apartment. I-anglry Apart
menta. i ’hone S51.
_____‘

0:10, Sima aa W
half hour; 7,, Hour
C h roikfr* ) I
7 :l&gt; , Alley and 0. Earn dance;
Ivacamilhs; 7:4B, WJZ; to, S p irfe la
folk a n n o ; §:*?,
tr . JT h ra U ri

DAYTONA BEACH

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t v TM irm J i i r n i a a c n u r i f
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t o i x T i . ix r n i i r K i t V i
it i :\ j a m i n II. rrreu.
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l&gt;e|cu&lt;1a,*L'
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fltiutU fr«»nt Mil# i«» r*«l w . ’
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Umo, If llvlltN, nun. If &lt;Ifm4. M# uw*
knmin Hrlr* Rt U v , iFgmtfB. d#.
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IttHK, itml. If itrad. I.tw unknown
tftlra Hi imw, IlIRlrra, 4 «it»rr».
irmitrrh, t»r «*lh**r i-liimunli Inrrr.
titvlrr;
K Itiibrrthiin, If llvltiff.
rm I, If ilrail. Ill* unkmtwn kairn al
Inw, IrR iU rk ilcti.arvt. Miaflt***. »»•
«&gt;ln*r r InImu lit* I Innum lrr; Wt- A
I I . Kiri, tie r Mini her hiinlumq— —.
HlMclirr, If IMMiff, and. If
hrr
utiVnoH ti hr|m ni law. Ugairaa. die
vIlFtiv graitlana* nr ultirr vlnlmaata
Ihnrundari jnlm Srurr&gt;. If iltltlg,
«»»l. If ilrnd, ltlr&gt; tiuh nn%» n ilndra Ml
l i t . I#)inlaai.,dalUw, a tlilM R , I t
'* nr i lalaumta tharaumtpri 4«»Hn
rt t . If liking, aad. If drad* hi*
inow it licli* a| jaw, Jrgftttra, da.

IT — Tha aarth (Or.

'l l —K a ilpailah pi T
N - I &gt; c h Ubfer.l
I I — Chlaeea meteor*
44— U a ll of Fork

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l*h|eeatb letter

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IIA V B Y O U R W A T C H repelrwl
by one who really know, howl
llrigge. Jra e ’vr, Mag. A vt.
Dr. W. E. 5U&lt; I ’O lTU A t.L, m t *
ItO ITt A C TO R , Is now line ted at
hie rteiilence In Floral Heights,
tl..Sanford, rhone (,tlH II,

B— AiitamoMIrH
MODKI, A RTANI1AIU) Ford
Coupe, A-t condition, new rubher, |350.U0 Reel A Huns, Myrtle
A ve.

FOR SAI.K: IPIrt Slnndi'nl Six
Jllllck Clinch. ( iihhI Cunditlon **11
eiriund. lie mr used dully. Only
SS85: 4135. Will drmuusUate car at yuur
w K » f.p .» iu n t ,
bnInc ir etc lit Tlcnsnn M|irfi»K'*
q d ^ n iera ese.i la ‘ Pm. Tun story house Keel of IkAt Of
(iie. II. K. Illcken*.
H f t f, xnTirix.
lit IIKtlKhv UIVKN •Wat
elvorlt u III, nil the erh. 4— lluklnfM HervIre
hr. A I*. 1*31. n'rrsrnt is
eh|r r.iunly Jintgr of L A N K Y ’S IIR U O K T O K K -F r e .

a

s^rlagflrld MVlhorflkt: 1. Tnmph
Q'Vsrtclfp! • 1:30,

fnuno, KlniMe, rnr llrtei
leai|kl end trenchers *•

Ye*.I

Xtrtl nr Ike r.lele
nf
tit. Artr«,.,!. Hint el e*M
l and IMsre, make eopll.
ine eki.l Jttrlei, fur n
cnieet nt mr e&lt;1niliii,|re.
la emHte, him Inr ex nr.
rflng m» a&gt; such Adrolii.

Feamers. NBC* 2, Natlnnat Youth,
N I T : 3. Dr. Ckdm«V&gt; Hour. NIIC;
4; Nationnt Veapaira. n h c 5
Catholic Hnwr. N R C; «. Menu

Cornrlly: IttT
tO, Rhode*
non',
nnmiri Flitch Col
tlnvt 7. rteorre Wash!
Orrhmlfe) 7:30, Chin
Ifnmneulite CAncekda

tie the n ib . her Of April.

ecrlptlcn*, niagaslnes, fuuntaln
erfvlce,
P R O M PT
deliveries,
j’honr 104.

tlUILDINO BLOCKS—Irrigation
&lt; boxes anil xenersl ce.peot work.
Ml:act*. Concrete Co, J. K. Ter*

FU R R E N T : Very desirable 1
nlshrd 4 room hooae, all tony
liners, fire inlnulrn from \P
Office, See Mm. t-aweoo, 107
LneusW •
’ '
/v

gsd R aam a p f f
POR N A LK i II. flat tenor ia s »«
phone. A Rurarher Instrument.
Gn.nl cotnliiicn. 450. Phoaa 443. ..t
FOR S A I.K : T&gt;m female noathn
terrier puppiea, pedigree, Oeorlftf
8. Wllmn. take Mary. Ft*. ‘ . *

three

THE ARCADE
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY

R rfc m w c s

Trade In Your UeedPnr*
nlture at WAGONER’S*
CAFE
OASIS CAPS
Open 24 hour* — 112 8.
Park.

Cut Out Fur
Bandy Rcfrrenn

ANGEL’S UARBECUB
Open ID A. M. to 2 A.
M. Hanford ft Generd
Avrw.

H K M IN O I.lt F IS H A
r O U l.T R Y M A R K E T
Fhone OOP
F l.h — Chlckrne

0 &amp; 10c Lunch A

BICYCLES &amp; KKFAIRH

Open

Coffee Hhop.
ft A. M.-D p. M.

Lock, Key and liun Itrpelra.

LUMBER

ilHINKS LUNCHES

HILL LUMBER CO. Zip
Bertie*. Bhoira 18ft,

DBKTCII'H

RAtjfJirrrs
(illberCe Chocalatee and

S IG N S

Hat Drinks.

It. N. NII'FKIt
Hlgnn. Phono .100,

F R U IT S A
V EG ETA B LES

AIICAIIK MARKET

B H O E R E P A IR IN G

Chrepeet In *Tow*,

A . E . D O B B IN S

210 E. filh S t
It. pa Ire— Reflnlsh big
Uphaleterlng.

ted

S E C O N D U A N U R tu R S i

RTIICt, URKO.

10:15. Rnbcrtn Ker»A«:
WRI1F — oafaeNvllle
0 A. M.. Todav’k Program! 0:05.
Murnlnr Mr Indira; 0|55, Hhniff
■pH Police Redwtt*' tdi Moriiin-r
Melndlr*. Cnit Meed i •10:30, Ifni
vertlly Hlble Cki.at t*i4h. iam r.
la Bntsch. Ilaritone: 11. Mnrning
Worehlp, I’reaKytrria* Church of

unit In IMi tnllnwlng aw&lt;rrll.-il
hunt-' In Hejpianla I'nunlV, rJoiM.,.
In.pit It. a,n 1,1 lk„ knillnstl .....
ci ,.f Ika It.,ni I, Ui „r tail I nf
Keel Inn *e., Tiiwnahlo Je Onnil'
li.mac &gt;» liens, iup Hnwth Ut feci
ii.hih'c Wcct SSI feat, thence htniii,
111 W l, thence Kant tei feci in
hcelaalna, *‘nnialiilna 4 acrea mnrr
••• M s Alia: l eglu t il feel »V,.i
nf iha Nnrlhiasi Ciuner nf H„
Wnlllh 1.1 nf tell I. nf HaHI.nl i.

LII1KUAL ALLOWANCE nn your
old hellerv. 310 W. First Bt.

,

iv,an,kip |e Hnink. Rtkg* f* Keal.
•nn thence West .St feel, then-•

W
T h r i f t Hook*
. i . ‘ : A r * !l* r*
Ihp .Yoa H i v e Y o u n t?

V EG ETAB LE

WANTKD I went to rent fur­
nish house with (fang,, and
fenced In chicken run*. &lt;il*n breati inn ninl full information In muwar. Apply “ H. A. C." epre Her
aid office.

By John Devlin

ijifOY D o t DOPfc
TCw O U LD N ’T
k id

C O M F O R T A n i.K

v o r r r r . t w »:&gt;.

TV TIIINtl Jl t lllt ll, . nu t IT
IX XXII WON VKWINOI.K COIN.
nTni.i, ■ i a xtitr:u.s. rui»pi.in.nt(
CIIAIU.IK (TIAM1IKII*. I&gt;,r,n,t,n&lt;.
OMUKN OF i*im.irxTitix.
« .T.°
CXaml.rrv. Illlnil,
HIi If (if Mlk*f*hl|if*|*
Tiktt ir* hnrlty nrdnrrd nml r*.
•lulrrd t«* b# Nhtl n|’iMnr a|&gt;«n lb*
4Ui d*V uf Mur A. I&gt;. 1*31 In him
pill *&gt;f t'ttmiilfflnt fllrtl *«tn Irt&lt;■l &gt;ttii
In Imp
Htrlrd r«u*« uml
Coh ri (
*
Tbp N*ufnrrl II*raid 1* hvrahnf
dmlfftinlrd an Mi# iiP*F|t«prr in
whh’h (hi* ttfilrr hlult
ituMUh.
rd far four rm«*rriillra f&gt;Fki.
IV-IIntil V. K IHili«Tn*yt, ClrfK «tf
HaId r im lt Coail. and Ihr nrHcUl
ppaj^thrfpnr lhl« flh day of April,

A U v a iiM U r A i-% *
W JA X — yifhmm.nle
0:30 A. M. Florida Theatva: 10
WktcIfTaweF Pnnhim (14. T .li
:14. Smith Nelf Rivers! 10:3(1
ferde: I h
ChnPrh Service*,
Mlvefl

v s r t i ^ ir s

The McKIroy Apartmrnta
Every unit a rorner, nrparate .tied
r.'Oine, with twin lads. Beavtlfiri
recreation room and lounge. I*rlvale ground* #I„| garage*. Kvu yth ln g furni*hcd anil provided
for your comfort. Only nno block
from thn &lt;5cd»n. Why not Hkve
thd liritt. Ai-r.immmfation* 4 In
tl person*. Season 4300 In 4350,
m&lt;hithlv
4100, weekly |30.00.
Wire, phone or write fnr freervat loll*.
h a s k l d e n -u e l l
Agent*
515 8.'., Ocean A vr.
Phone 225
l&gt;*y lima Rearh, Florida,

A n a'r a 14 r«preaentatl»«
room*, and liath garage ppiirtliorouthty familiar with re tew im nt, suitable for two Iwrhrhr*.
ralea ami ctaaaiflrattaa will
■i.ulbetn exposure, heat, .w ater,
|W yaw camplrla lalotmatlaa. .light, linen* and mal l nervier fur­
And If yaw wlah, (hey will m &gt; nished, no rooklne. very reason*
ilet yen la wardtag year waal
able. Apply lit* Kim Are. Victor
i ( la maka It ware affmtlva.
Check.

f '*A.1%

0LA14

FtlR R K N + : 3* room furnished
W A N TR I1 T O H U Y a rood mule.
apartment, rail at 310 Oak Ae»,
'Must be eheap Tor rath. II, F. ur Rhone 31
Ilble, I'hnoe KfltU.

' w v**». y « e- V 4 t 'H lr * t
1ft— Atutrlfmla Fur Rent

i E'er, fiia
J
real colored lie pi1st Cl
x . of the Clearwater
hurrh will begin *" 1

1—Oilettalioue die-

W A N TED !
Small
typewriter I.K FFLF.R A P A n T M K N tfl, l l r t ’
.Mammilla A «e , Three room* ami
■leak. W. J , Fostar, San find,
Itniilu 2.
hath. Phon* 034.
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P V A V IN * ' T t W i ) ' M ‘ N a T r
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CREAMERY

INSURANCE

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BY VIC
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FdL..i
Fj,1.1

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tw

| never make the mis­
take of signing with peo­
ple for whose opinion* I
havr no rrereet.—Gibbon.

Kvcn
a
Htradlvarinu*
would ylatd tllecord In tha
hand* of a clown.— La*
vtnla Halt.

DRUG STORES

CAFE

CAMPBELL DRUG CO.

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L H IM M A h CNfll
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Make yours alt
man and then you may bs
sura that there te one lee*

•me boY% AO

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Carlyle.

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DELL CAFE

•aalltr sag Bar. lee 1st,
Vpaeiwll.l.e I* * .
W n l.lt Sleek a. I fcepa, kwa
tea reaSe.
ilaaalar SlsWr a, .rMae—
■ee*er trlaaee a epeetatlr.

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tha

world.—.

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ROCKEFELLER HELPED RESTORE IT

* ' ATLANTIC CITV. N. J. May 1
i- ( A r &gt; —Tfc* United S u ite O t »
to r a t O rn m rrrr yrsteiday hoard
Ute. auNHion th.t political u»etetelnty t . N mr i.iC n .A w ile ta
,fe**bHc* . constitutes •*« s#ri«ss
•tetecW " t», foreign trad*. ra­

In Crdwde&lt;n
CN1CAOO.

ts R eto rt H. Fatehln. vie* pm M trt

May I ,

ttary *f r»eor*rjr from p te t dopro-lona.*,
.. -Modification of Ihe aatl-trait
'lews, an attack on "tavernmant
'£*iarf*rowc« with husineae'* J,*nd
agitation for aa Investigation' ot
CHICAGO,' M e, lA ( A P ) - l t e . possibilities for stab Illation within
Ileeman Anthony Ruthy, the traf­ Industries were other anhjarta
fic officer on daty a t Randolph
and Michigan BouUrardr when
Alfred J. Lingl* waa atain June
P, IPSO, In 'a nrwrby pedeatrtan
tarmet, waa killed a t the earn#
huay Int*raectlon last night hy a
puta fleeing t r m l for hank rob­
bery.
A fellow errieer. Patrick Purkht, waa wounded,seriously in th*
chat* along street* jammed with
taah-hour traffic, which ended
with the captor* of Frank John­
son, M, of Rock Island, QL, aa th*
■aahlLwt
.Ruthy, whoaa taatlmcmy of "rls-,
Ions" la th* trial At Lao V, Broth- 'WEST' PALM iK A C n ; May 1.
era for Uaglo'a. m urder tia e te a -(A P )—Federal wfflclaU yreteroanmlloiyara* failed as h* atarted
■ of the now
•• Aa Istaagibte tax blh has bron
Development
n charge* of
payment of
Income taxes
t Miami, atatPatrick

which occupied the atIW ttto
WOO delegate* t&lt;&gt; the R M l
anausl contention of tto d h a te
Almbst pmntlrte ressatM t
feraljn Im b i be bum of fh*
pressed state of th* for*|g%jl
market was a&lt;Intuited to fc'
Palrh'n lo ''politic si* uncwrRUi
In aome, but not all, o( tto X a
American republic* and to * *
pa to th* ability of on* or km
meet, In th* Immediate' f f t
the srtvlre.on their forojAw'd*
• M* viewed il “a m i* U n OLt
jaVOet thy serious
'tH R lf' Ihe concern or M m n
waa, h* »ald, "■ vital pr*U*%
Um Individual Inreatora thiaa
out th* United Stale* who *1
hold lh* h lllon an t a h alf , &lt;
lara of Latln-Amerlcair pobHc
tarillea outstanding In thla p

JGeorge Simons Gives
Address At Annual
ConventionOfBankera Iji Palm Reach
1. WEST PALM RRACIf, May I.
'--(A P )—On* of the primary
ineed* «f Florid* li lh* rededictv
Ilurysf It* cllUrnry (o lh* faith
of tif foundei*, (tear**'Himona.
Jr., of Jaelunavill* today told lh*
anneal rnnvtnt on of tho State
Hanker* Association. "On* of Ihe
principle ailment*,** he aald, "I*

Desert Area IsBecorit*
Charged .With Hav* ing Teeming Center
. IngEvaded Payment Of Hopeful Seekers

« In th* rate,
rould attempt
al flrm i and
tod . In Iran*,
company .a d

a w »n«»w u
: lad let dual.

Income tpoas frAM March, IPSO, to

UaV. U »&lt; *V - '

G. W. Ringhsm, former praaL
dent of tto comjteafi D. P. DonBik former M ttatary-lrravurer,
and Fred A. Fra Oak, farmer stockbalder, were warned defendant* In
Johnson dashed to th* library
ataps and Policeman Pat Emhrhu
on doty half a Mark away, atart«d after him. Johnson fired •ga'n
and tto ahot grated Enright'i

f*“«.

Jahnson ran down Randolph
and twisted hit way among
automobile* with Enright.
FoHteraan Lm Rhcrlnck and Erw
Bchaenblln, a civilian close

»

II* turned onto Wsshingten
•troet, and over to busy Watoah
avenue, and down It n half block,
his pfctei now empty, beforo
RchoteUla rould *elaa him.
* T W lhnotjng came at • P. M.—
loop's btjvlesl titao -y n d It
to a ilbd traffic Into a knot It took
an hoar to untie. Michigan JlawloTBrd w»» Mocked by excited pedeetrteua, and street cars were jan iwed a tang Wabash Avenue.
T to Bunts men said Johnson
woa wonted for a M M rakbary
of Ute Lafayette fltat* Rank Apr.
JO Awd the Naponaet Plat* bask

of particular
Who tho “pa
Th# First'
Trust comps
Former* T n
fit nu and 1
tore. Mm*
with tonka
naratd in thf
tip*ted In
farmed part *f

IK. They were
Wwtora and tlll"years syo.
ft,“ were mento and rountel
fbtalnrd a Idll
effort to learn

tto »0*gtd
_ Every day more of them arrira.
They co«* In b atten d automo­
bile*, hy. train and on fool, p. ms
hoping far no rnorw than th* excitemont of being on hind wlan
lh# "big job get* under way."
The thousands already hrr*
rjiher lire In tented houses In la s
°r U tto ir parses will not
allow th at extraragance, In lent*
pltrhad ■» rand*** on tto desert,
lh# rnchv, walla or Blark ian&gt;»a,
or tto silt beg on the hank of the
muddy Colorado.

A*r. I}, when 9400 U 9900 waa

taktw. i

Ruthy was on traffic doty

at
'Is—(API—
Aa on *Ub*
• year* old

Wtoa csllad aa • wittrial af Brothers,
to actually pursued
ns tend of Farter. HU
s a w lterse than was
I had boon off truffle

ter of hastily constructed tent
wOea, from I-as Vegas lo Uie site
uf Hoover Dam, 39 mile* «wsF la
Black Canyon th* Colorado River.
WUh preliminary tt&gt;n»trw«kl»n
work on tb* gigantic project now
under way, 3400 min twraoaally
have filed application fur pqrk
with th* fodoral atat* labor bureau
here.“and 7000 letter*' from johA
hunter* hay* been received.
&lt;
, In addition, th* (United Hialeu
recta matloo tsraaW.atftuL
Vega, has on file 13.W0 *:i
letteia from unemployed. ■
*' ■Frank T
T. r-w___
Crowe, superinjoadent
of construction for 81* •"''qu^ltles,
Inc, tha Han Kram.kt.^Tgaoup,
whkh waa awarded th* contract
for building Ihe ftSIbteCJAK' dam,
aa'd no more than 3UOo m n
would be required ai any time,
•ran when work la In full awing.
Walker R. Young, convlruct on
enxinrt-r of the trclam ailtn bu­
reau, who will represent the gov­
ernment at Truwa'a office, #«ld
“Theie are already in Ite# V«va«
and th* tent cities mote men lhaa
will be required fur construction

sad th* Central
Mipatty and other
ilMftt . individuals
th** connected

relvs with U tte r perspective III.
tl* hop* ran U expected."
.
Slpiont outlined recent disaster*
which hare heart, the »Ut» and
c ltri a drop In th#'a**«a**d prop­
erty In Ihe st«te. "NatwithstsndIng thi* decrease," he *aid, th*
“H i t eel »iihdlrl«lon* of the state
am far better equipped for the fu­
ture then before the boom period."
He declared, hosrerer, that 94
rountie*. 41 msd and bridge dis­
trict*. and 70 elite* and towns are
In default on Interest or principal
or hoth on bonded debt*. "A* a re ­
sult cf thl* c o n d i t i o n h e *ald,
“ Florida titles and town* haao
nrartiratlv lost thslr credit and
thla condition Is now permeating
private enterprise." Himona asked
Ihe banker* tn have faith and
"»»ok the solution and rectifica­
tion of this problem and thereby
metnro. Florida'* credit." . • .

th# MdUoco sang "Dlsir." Mrs.
Q. W, Spencer, chapter chaplain
l*d th* group In tto recital of tha
LolC* Fxsyer. Immediately after
tewtetlste te tto Flag. Mrs. C*Uw*UL*ppointed lire. F. K. Roamlil f t gs togrstsry for tb# day, anJ
tutoM Aha gsvrl over t* Mrs. Dav­
id N M te, Daytona, vice-prseideal
«f g te Fourth District, who |&gt;ryi N R W t r th* remainder #f tto

Honey
y-fx-n
ehepters dur&gt;

ICRE l MS—Once again will th* long hlatory of th* Rhelma Ca­
lked r il . road, “reconstructed.’* Ilhloric architectural wonder of
Franca, where once her klnga were crowned, l* now!- repaired of
lh* damage* received during the war. Originally completed In 1391,
ft hal undergone many change*; nevertheless tb* (head* remain*
on* ef Ihe important accomplishment* of the Middle Age*. The
fuhda were donated by John D. Rockefeller, Jr.

PARTY UNITY IS GOLF CLUB DRIVE
SEEN BY SHOUSE TO RE LAUNCHED
FOR DEMOCRATS MONDAYMORNING

FRANKFflRT. Ky^ May 1.—
(A PI—Confidence that U r D»mo.
cratlr party will unite In support
of any action by It* 1019 conven­
tion wai exprer.rd yesterday by
Jsuelt Shout*, chatratan o( Ihe
Democratic nstional
rxrcutlv*
committee, *
. At the same Uai* Jn an address
ft-the stsIV cenventlon Of (ha Krtk
tmu Writer, was held In jail her* tndiy Democnitfr Woman's C1r#V
art night on a charge of murder Hhoutr said dlseord within tho lleIn ttehalaring of Dr. W. P. Hicks. imbllran party had driven it to
phyaSInn, who was shot to death such “des potato straits," that
Chairman Foss of its national
at th* Itaan hum* yesterday.
Testimony at th* Inquest was to rommlttee hsd abandoned "rulrf
tb* effort that Dr. Hick* was shot that govern honest men" ami vrav
In #n argument with Roan ajter Hcllreiing “heluw-the-lielt blow*."
II* rharged F**« with using a
the men had taken drinks.
Otheis present at th*
home "rripohlr falaehoorl" without apol­
whan the llaylng occurred were ogy or correction In tb* Repub­
Mr*. Jinan, Hr. \V. I. Wright, D. lican chairman's recent attack un
II. Pearce, .* telegraph operator him for a apeerh he mad*, in Ssn
and Alfonso Crooks, a negro str- Fm hr'ire.
Hr said he had found In hi* rsThe servant lastlfied he heard rsnl trip In the Pariflc Coast evi­
sound* of. a struggle and found dences of "drntoisliaallon an,| all*IlMA-and Dr. Ilicka fighting on A treat rad ditcorl" among Repub­
bed. The servant said
phyii-| licans and a “high eplrtt n( rn.
rlan told a knife and that Itnan thiisia*m" on th# Democratic side.
“I do not mtan b* this,” he ad­
waa holding the physician with on*
hand whlls firing with Ihe oth*r. ded. “that there aro not differen­
Wuaoasea said Fnan, Mr*. Roan, ce* In our party. 8urh differences
Dr, Wright, Dr. 11irks and I'rarr* mart rvUl always In a nation so
wet# aaatrd around the dining hug* a&gt; our*, and composed of so
rootea table whan Dr. Illri* s i- many rlrmenU of population, atrialpwd “ I am th* best min in tto lusted each by its own school of
thought.
“Come of the things that divide
I t e n s testified that Rnan dis­
puted the statement and asked the our party divide th* opposition
se rte at to got Dr. Hicks' hat. The In a greater degree."
"Hut while Democrat* may
argumen t between the two men
wrangle over a faw aveslirni, they
are un tad In the broad principles
of Ihelr faith, and nothing has
Ql'AKF. IN MKXICO
tranardrrd that suggests that a
MSXICO C rrv T M ay lc—( API united party will not (support the
—An tarthquske yerteidey shook mnclnsionr of tha national convsn.
rio d w Bravo, la th* state of lion, which alone le able to mak#
GutfWlu, hut no damage wa* re- lh# platform to sat forth the le­
ans* on which we will right th#
battle of 1».13."
Hhouse declared President floor­
er “la as utterly misplaced In th*
White House aa any man could

Fourth District Brigade Meeting Of
U. D. C. Event In S am rd Wednesday

Given

;

city will ba the final Judged' |

Tho foreign 'bond market.
&lt;Continued On Pag* T h m )

TRIAL DATE SET HUNTERS OF I

T O g a 8 s .% a a ! £

■
.
'

"The American poopls hse*
reesed to give rredena* to rtatemeats Issuing from tto White
House." ha said. "The tmubl# la
President Hpover can’t deal with
men on a' tosla 4f equality,
although to toe* well where to
hai the authority of a ever."

Aviators Head South
On Training Flight

MIAMI, May L ~ 4 A P )—Clyde
Peng torn and H«gh ,Ktendon, Jr.
atteadance, and left hero today far F a n A* Prince
on s training flight frees New
York to pori*(RlM la preparation
for their prepeead;World trip to
to started fiogt RooaeteH Field
soon. They WVte,' toeompanlad by
Captala touIg. YM teg, New York
to Item# pilot, who |a teaching
Iterate* to rteu ltea. .

Planrf Are Made Last
Evening Following
Tourney And Dinner
Plans for staging a membership
drive for the Hanford Courtly
Club were mad* last night a t «
dinner In the club house, climaxing
ah afternoon of golfing competi­
tion In which hoth men and woman
of this club participated.
' •
LeonM-alto), president of the
ralldl oa several of thooo attshding fo r brief talks. The qoastlon
wag' raised hy G. W, Spencer gs
la the ndvtsab'llty of holding th*
drive at this time when' Interest
seemed. to be at such a low ebb
and suggested that lh* drive he
po*i ltoned far a week or two and
that It ahoold b* under tha aga*
plres of the Chamber of f*ommette,
which he said, would help lo add
greater Impetus. This opinion Was
concurred In by Harry Papwortb
and j ; I . Mareatette. After fur­
ther discussion, howover, a mo­
tion to proceed with the drive waa
made and carried by a majority
vole.
.
Previous to.ih* adoption of th*
moton l&gt;r, Hamoel Pules ton ex­
pressed himself s i being In favor
of carrying out Mr. LaRoy'a plan
and dlgn-sed for a moment to
pay a eulogy to th* club pyosldont
in which he said th at "Mr, LtRoy
ha* done more for Sanford galf
than any othar man, and I am
ready to l«rk him up in what he
think* 1* the best course. II* ronrinded his compliment* by say­
ing: "If It hadn't boon for Mr.
leltoy, we wouldn't bars a golf
cnoise tods)." *
Mr. l«Roy outlined plans' for
(foatiaued on Pago Throe)

aa ta whether they want each a n l *.
amendment placed hi their Clip . ,
charter. The bill patted th* Haute .* f
with a referendum attached rail- \
la* for an election on the sob-.-.-'
Joet on J ud* I.
n epreargutlra Georgs MrBary $
and Representative L. P. Hagae .
introduced tb* hill yeaUrday aft* •
amocn Juvt before ^ths rtoain* *#*• \
•Ion. and'It went throuah without
a hitch, fhla mnrnln* they Inlra-'t^.
docad four other Mil* tn t t o ; f
Houm, all of which wero referred '•
W local bill and (n atio n commit-'-L
Th# bill* prevented today werei '
Bill No. 639, validating all Sam' '.*!
ford penonal property for the ’
year. 193ft-1M f, Incluaiv*. deelur- /
tag the tax** na valid Hens agaliut Jp
the property, and suthoetateg *7;
their collection; Hill Na, M P.'rJih.'nc
vlding for tho poblkaU*# of e t |r d '-ft
future Sttifonl ordinance • a r a . j j L l
full la nonpareil type la a n to ffig l
pepor publithed in Sanford o r f to .r jl
P««Ung It at the front door of tea &lt;fc
city Hall; Bill No, 0311, vslUaUrtf &gt;
and docUrlng log*) and b t o t o S ^
all ordinaMM passed by tto H M til

as h m been repoaM Taad doejSf i

X 5 H S C S s 'S T S S -

vary; and Bill No. 030. Uortartste ‘
binding all sales of real propaatf.
for tha non-payment of IM t-llW N
tax**, and dorla ring legal atfif-l
b ittin g all unrodaemed tax r*vt|f^i&gt;
cate* Daoed against the property
during thoag jeer*.
Th* Senate today adopted n
bill giving eouatlaa, cities, and
other political divisions authority ‘
to refund lb*ir outstanding bond­
ed Indebtedness over a period not
exceeding 00 years.
Ilcfurs tha lleua* and Kenato
adjourtod for th* wek-end, new
revenue measure*, and a proposal
to establish a state tax com miss km
a* aa eqaaRtln* and adlodl-attat '
body was Introduced. Th* Haas*,
also m o lte d a bill to place ■ lax.
of 11.00 each quarter year on ***h(
telephone tn the gtetev while an*' ■
other Mil Introduced I* tha Ren­
ata and House would establish a
fgg of 910 an tech coramlteiRi Dsued hy tb* Governor.
‘
Mileage tax on buaoa* and
freight truck* will b« provided Ip
a b'lt which will also place ttoat
under tto juriadlrtloa of the Alate
Railroad Commiislon. Th# Betetta
revet sed Itaolf in deciding not to jy
recede from an amendnwni tn
abolish tto Huprem* Court CtURs-,mission.
. •,

Use Of Big Stick To
Force F a i r Trade
h Urged By Solon Larffeit Built
BALTIMORE. Mfty l^ -(A P —
Us* of a "big stick" lo (orc« fair
trad* practices ami “U halt th'*
vicious program of further conaan
tratlon of waalth and pow v" waa
called for y.astsrday by Senator
N)e.
t '
In an addtei* to tto Maryland
Retail Grocer* association, the
North Dakota Hapublican com­
plained nf tha growth of tho chain
atorr system and gave notice ef
leg(slatlup he would Introduce n*xt
session U&gt; gitr* tto federal trade
commission mac* active machinery
In romkatlng trusU.
Senator Nys, In dsplrtlng tto
aoncen trot Ion sf waalth and poster,
r.a tm—
&lt;( as
n u 1* . nf
named,
aa ""a, laartaa
Meting ia
causjof
unemployment, “tha lack of any­
thing resembling aa interest |a
humsn'tp by thoa* few who have
com* into control of Industrial aaterprite#.!
,
,
ii
i a*» • •
zki t b u n ' t o 6 ROR8 o c ea n

MiF.IDRlCURHAFEN, O a r
many. May 1^-fA F)—TW Q n
7e,.,clin w M toahaaaacand Allan

Dedicated In

NEW YbRK. May l.-(A P &gt; w Tha Empire Htata Building, Ute
world’s tallest structure, waa 4s4L
rated and opened today aa thw.
final raallsatlaa of tto long h M E
of farmer Oovernor Alfred Smith
and • grasp h f mlll onaha b w l1
IU I* and ally dignltaitea
final relicsttea of tto tong tel
tn tto d e d i c a t i o n af '
M -story b u i l d i n g
wh
Preaidant -Hoover pressed n t
1’rvs deot oover pressed a A
graph boy In lh* White H ,
turning on all tha light, and «
insilng tto sky sera»*». Owrs*
Roosavolt and Mayor Whlkgr h
•d aa sinsetera aa a a M k

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r« * . n a « l» ,
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PW
* Tlgara. * ^ * 1 W1 6 , * .
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la M rfw final. 0 U C.

•m on tha elcb got
UK’ vlth MlWr *a

tUffg d au b * ...
A « i laarn that (6

N M Um high acba

a£«K ai

road Mm infkid, altbar In tha air
or on Um around.
Tha ClaHland rpced merchant
van;Ma fourth g»me of tha aaaoon, anJ with tiw acnaen hardly
inora than IVo waeke old, aaami
handed for a batter record than
'art year whra ha won U game*
and ran piled a reran! ar tha maat
affactira pitcher In tha laagua. Ila
baa'foft caegftne aa far, nhera- atralght wla fat tha Cohn.
aa la«t year ha teat M
77m I'lt, prarloua parformanco
Italaaa atood Um Plralaa on
la aqual .P a m iri war CaiVllub- thalr heada, aMowlag thom fanr
halfa no-hll, no-run rlctory erar hit*, ar tha Carda bunthad Mir off
PUiahahrK •M ia pitching for th&gt; Kramer and Otbnm and wan by

4*r, T itan, II. ’

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, According to tha AP, Wally
Reattgar. Cincinnati atrt/Mdar,
•Upped thraa ■inglaa in' Mar
trip* agtenat Chicago pMyhla*
yeeterday te cllmh lata third ytoea
In tha major league batting m anU»oa. Mia mark .117 v ia leutee

M^W-ThHMllhatidn May I.IRB. a ;7 |o l w art, to gala an arm

break- la lha foOr-game irrlra.
Xvary Cardinal got a hit or morn.
a
Naw
York
S
Tha riralaa-dUod tha t a i n In tha
IP. Tha lart jj*hth, .aftar aepring a run, hut
ha * Antrrlrtn
Urona of tha

wUl try uWhl

ragb'-WMta log agalnat Uo.
! Aug. t l , lBin. Bcara:
». Loala
AB. RI I POAH
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Sheraton, H.pptewhite tiildf'lh.

ayataia turned on at
a f Mary Stroat and. a
* |» ar brtdga. ,
'

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4 0 0 A 10

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tte t, forth*
•aiy niadlarra '■ ranraa ~ at'* a
Whlla Hte harlar, m m tala'hla
•*» whan ha ahat» tha Ttgaca
o a k .a 'U 0. alldwlag ha I a r m
kite. Meet af the hlla ware acraleh
kite, aad TaraMr had' parfact
m lra l. Bari WhUritUI, wha #oP'had Mm waa aladhat hlawgaal.

U . tha

infield

.v .in /lm

P 0 0 0 0

Eighteenth
tyl Jo* tHe home
of royalty OP peerage.

aawtwhrra.

furniture
HunnafUld, aa *4 P 3
(•avail, a ------- 8 3 I
JK. Paiioll, p. . 4 8 3

K g*®

M .pr~n.nl.

ry family.

aarlaa In a rlran avafpfaa IJoyd

a 39
B • 0 W. Ktrrail, ArrHII.
0 8 0 Ponaaca. Douhla yh

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8|3 37 II i
. a BaUa4 far (Irajr la 3th.
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hatted In—W .PamU (4),
A ririU '(l), Hodapp, Hawaii Pan^ •■ 'ttro -h aM hlta—Hanaaflald,
Vpamlh, W. fartrU. H am ra te —

. . in man, caw . bdow

Pon&gt;ara. U f l an t e a -4H. Lou la,
l | Chroland, 0. B a a Oa'halU—
Off P am ll. 81 aff Bill
out—By Parrel!, I t ,

T f "your
" home
t ” the
!■ beuutifiU n
fiv
V f . , . ‘i f .

off Btlka, 8 la I la
—Oalaal, Mariarty

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CINCINNATI, Hap l^-(A P ) —
A lion b*ll*r*d to ban* beaa u * t ,
became rlclou. paatar'day a t WhitOar wbool, w han It bad tern
takan for •■blMlion ond Uctef*
purpoaea, and alaaM VleUn
too many dolly
la te ta a r , g&gt;p*ar-old otsdant, with
It* m , inflicting a fractured
a /prooontad 1
nell of th* g
■kail.and back loearaUona.
Th* attack oceurrad after a
woman trainer, who had th* Hon
npaolotJona, which aUo.tn- and two b*or* tied I t a lector*
•ndoraomnt of th* world room platform, » n a Hepad by
tenckar* to her* aaid to th* glrii
"Coin* on |n. th*y won't hurt pan."
Th* lion iloakod a t Vlrian.
report relating to
Th* blow floored h*r. Th* akatl
f M p radonted bp
waa punctured and deep ente In­
i R . Alrord of I
flicted on tho back s t th* ba*« of
ion 'of the departt*
I ha aack.
t ■
Land pobHHtp, who pl*nd*d
Patrolman
MeWllWr,
railed to
m«mb*r» of th* federation to
ml,# onIp geo8 nowopapon. oabdoo tho animal, laid ho found
attacking "th* tabloid nawa, children aerearalng and tho lign
r and all th* ahoop rnlgarltp •tending o m tho ptoatrate girl,
ted bp our yallow Journal*,” oad *4ba trainer eronahed In o
Mid, "I am not unmindful of
4th typ# of Joumollam mainit by the r i u i of itewapnpon
and I rand, nor th* effort*
I: by them to foator hotter
lallam."

hat* a n wondarful, newapa-

M

‘ I rut meter* told polk* Ui« anttttla belonged 1* • Man who had
fff**n HI, m u m ' ■* William H*r-

s■ ,Mr kaa aalj
S tho
n em an urs.
■
trainer
and lb* animal* dlaappearad after
tho accident.

Beverly 1
£

Roaat Hoof

Z T r ip .

Mt* m
W« DaUror

12 Lb. Bag

Hens and Fryer*

; rr

knd I am not unmindful *f

Red Fryers, lb, 40c
Red Hens* lb.
30c
Ditmm4 and Drawn
FISH
Red Snapper
Small—for Baking
1I1
el Mtr' I . / W
.^

49/

24

PALM OUVB

J

FRESH DAILY Fj(MI

BLUE RIBBON

M A L T

No. 2 Cm

Boltf P ack

3 Lb. Can

45/

WALDORF

Sunset n i l
DAISY

FANCY

ROLL 5 /
ALL FLAVORS-CAIfrBELL’il

SOUP

3 CANS

Yellow

Pompano

No.

Sea Trout

zCan
V
Z

19/

frresh Water Trout

OCTAGON W A SH IN G

DEL MONTE

Shrimps

Package*
WELCH
AT PIGGLY WIGGLY STOHE
Corner 4th, St* &amp; Sanford ^ve

W E D R K S S 'E M

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Kllced, lb.

Phone

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PEANUT *

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oice Western Poof Pot Roaat
POUND 15/ &amp; 18/

BUT ONB PACKAQB
■WURATltt AT * » « •
LAB rn iC K lift* URT
an

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PAOtAdB FOR If.

i Lika Wwtcra.

mnd and Slrioln Steak, Lb.
t Roast of Beef, Lb. &lt; 1 1C and
it Btew Beef, Lb.
4 Pried Reef, Lb. ••••*****0»**e«»4

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tapinamenl riming the i l t OTI W
n n i . H n . J. J. ThnmaaX Mr*.
lAon URoy. Mra. II. M. WaUon,
Mr*. Vlvan Speer, I ron LeRoy,
Oi W., Spencer. l»r. 8. Pul^aton,
Df. % D. Gardiner, A. N. Rouldln,
,0, G. Herring, U 0&gt; May. John
(Continued fq o f* fag e One)
Ludwig. P. R. Porbea, Gordon
the campaign which calf for*an Deln. A. 0 . Foil. Ur. C. U Perk
eaaemhly nf’ the varioa* teama at add
• L P ills W e.inl.
•
Those attending the dinner
were: M n. Phil PrrUns, Mra. II.
1Ci Wateon, h(ra. John Thomaa,
3. Puleaton, Mra. Leon Leltoy,

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MpndArJiWRHW

(CopUni
continued.

W.etraUgtc pinsl

' Kelaaallrr restrktiena which
prevent’., combination of a wall
banka with .forge onea wee ' de­
manded'tiy Edmund Plait, rice
prealdenT of M a r i n e Midland
Gruujv Inc., of New York and a!
former rice governor 'o f the Fed-;
era] Reserve Board? IT* held, comtlnat-on would-eld-In limiting the
number o f bank fallure*.'

neunred as followl’tedey, th&lt;
name on each' C**W_ dbelgl
•he captain: ‘ Tr»m On*.
Meyer. FHink M ^teh, Roy S
Team Two, IJoyd poylf. J
Brenan, Howard Overltnj
Three. Kam Hlghleyman, II
Watson. E. f . llou.hoWaf;
Four, Gen. G, Herring, Roy I
Gordon Dean; T**m Flee.
Weltael, Hawkins C odicil
C Illlh T e tri RU, W .'ti. I
aan, Vlv'.an Speer, ?hll P&lt;
Team Sevbn, Al l,e*. J. K. SI
E. M. Walker. Ladies* team*:
One. Mrel Y A - W W

fflnd “andor their awn flag unpre­
cedented frequency and rapidity
* ***'
' Repeal of Am criminal provision competition.

Mr*. V. A. Speer, Mr*. A. E.
White. H. V. WaUen. Samuel
Fuleston, Leo LeRoy, O. W. Spcncar, Vivian Speer, K erry Pnpworth,
John Thomee, Voiles* Williams,
&lt;*
Phil Perkin*, Hownrd Envltle, A. a moan tin t to
E. White, Gordon Dean, end J. portent points o( the s ta te !
U hlarentette.
way ayatem were awarded ky
state highway rommlaaloo “
PANAMA CITY—Bid* received yesterday. A St. Augustin*/;
for surfacing Roads No. 10 and concern, the II. K. Wolfe Coot!
SO in Okaloosa County and Ray tion company, was anccvuful
der In two of the nreject*.'.'^
County.

Balm V A N IL L A W A F f l^ g
Old-fashiooed cookies for old-fashioned appetite*,,
So delicious you want to eat on indefinitely e
•6 wholesome that you can! Very nice widvap^U.
sauce for dessert*. Very nl«*«fljr wfy) lock

tl\e RedUnctd• Seat
llere'a a memory |{at which pay* ■ dividend ev*r&gt; moela fan
m n «sr. Can you name the nationally known adverUaer* Whoea
trademarks are rv precepted above? Th^ first ala persona handing in
correct answer* at the box-office of the Milana Theater by tomorrow
aftemocn at k o'clock, will be given two ticket* each to the Saturday
night performance of “It Pay* to Advertlae", with Sheets Gallagher
and Carole Lombard featured. At, an eatr* added altrectieo Mana­
te e Merenlette I* offering William Heine* In hi* lateet earned*- “A
Tailor Mode M"»" The *Mm* Pro*r* m will he presented tonight.
HAWKS FU IM OVER IRELAND

d e lle ia u Georgia ^ u e fla v sr

l |c s

HESTON, Eng., May l . - ( A ? )
—Cept. Flank llawkea took off
ygaterdav afternoon- far a flight
over I rebind and. Western Eng­
land. lie said he was not after any
speed mark* this time and that
he would return today.

WINCHESTER, Vi., May 1. —
(AP)— Apple blesaomt In the
valley a t Virginia wet* beginning
*.o show 'the|( Fleet traces of color
as Winchester prepared to greet
the queen of the eighth apple
blossom feitlvel on ' her arrival

'M

Leon U T u r, Mia. Chaa. Trefryi
Team Three. Mri. H. M. Pepworth,
M ra.W . S. Cooper, hire. Arlhur
B r a n e nj Team , Four, My*.
Walter R. Coleman, Mr*. R. ft.
Wight, Mr*, fc. F. Housholderi
Team Five, Mr*. Holland Dean,
Mra. J. J . Marentetle, Mra. Geo.
G. Heirlng.
The result* of mat-hr* yeaterday were announced as folio eta:
Man’* “ Kicker*'* handicap,* wen
by A. N. Rouldin with a j? groea,
end an Wt net. lie was awarded
nor half doten golf ball*; Mra. J.
J. Thomas and I.*on LeRoy, were
wleneri of the mixed two ball
foursome with a score of M for
rinr hole*, or a tort of 37. Mra.
Thomaa was awarded hook end),
while Mr. LeRoy received a foun­
tain pen.
Among those playing In - the

Mother* know the quality or A. A I’, fond*. They
know the price* are rock bottom. So (hey can lei even
th eir children go for mippllr*. *1 -

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Th«y a r t wire th a t al A .A P . a t o m the youngalera wUI do Jnat aa good a ahopptag' Job aa they

401-403 Sanford Ave,
Phone 28

8 O’clock

T H E M A N V
T H M O f THE

SPE C IA L S FO R S A T U R D A Y

■
Alaga

flO-WRINGER

SYRUP,
Preserve*i, 216-oz. ja rs^ ifV
A.AP.
Grape JeliV, 31fi-oz. jars^Sl?

PrfoMw
A le

PICKLES

2 B o ttles
J«r

2 5 /

lb. cloth bag

UBff

iji
tl
' *w-v% tp«pr,&lt;

R ajah—Kick,

The new Damp-Dryer taka* out roor^
water than a wringer, leaving ypeyr
clothes evenly damp and.frce from tboeg j •
hard-to-iron create?. There i* no etrmh^, w;^
ing of fabric, no atrctcliing of w c ^ n t y * ^
no breaking of button* the Damp-Dryer., ■
way. If wash**, rinaea and d*mjH^y» *1.
the.san)c time. It'a safe, too. No w r in g s ’.&lt;?
roll* to injure, the t ^ y fjngtrp yd
cun'on* child. Easy’# automobile typjiu'.'v4
pump riiuc i ypur ciothq and fmptif* -R, ;
the water for yyu., The vacuum cqgy
w ad , groiiy but quickl), with • r o o m .

tporated

Cons

' P .A G . Fa*

to Naptha

1 SOAP, 8
Camay—To

SOAP, 3
Old Dutch

^

CLEANS!
ir Nutley

ran Iron with the fingarEaiy iroiwfo l No- matter
Rail About, Portable, o r

kbit ,

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and prove w yam
.world** grraictf Vi

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The Autogyro
Anon# iQ the
_________________________

•THE GOOD

ipmenU In thoVUHW Uvio*
no* o th er offefc %ueh&gt; podnd gnaneuveralliUfy ad the

autogyro. ThU Is a Urge windmill sort of contraption which
revolves horizontally and enable* a plane thtta equipped
to ria# or descend almost vertically.
«;•&lt; u . . .
It U .■ rather common, though errontpua, conception
IS propeller blade* of the. autogyro are motor-driven
as any other plane propeller ia revolved. But we
'rott Herbert Brucker, to aviation authority and
’
“
* the spinning otjthe auto&gt; la
without'rt&amp;tor or any other power a . Um hippy youngsUra
gyro,
is aecdmpllshed
accomplished wll
t.
othergem**. Enjoyba bk
sate,nthe
the currents of the alri ,
.Obviously :thlsvastly Incrteases the safety o f *ucfi J iuu„
Nlu *"»£
plan*. Theca'is no danger of any falling motor. The blades

i r t f s f e V t t f r M * a r i f f f U 3s s s ^ a S i ;
®

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and safily as if riding; fit an elevator.
r - r M r. B ru c k e r deaci

most b#'thrilling. He

» &amp; v r , £ ?
you maka a.turn whfel

.

rrowfl to tuck propertbns.

PA"

8omo lime next month th« senior class of the Seminole
High School will publish an edition of The Sanford Herald,
sccording to their annual custom, To these embryo journallets who will have charge of the news writing, editorials,
heads tod make-up, as well as the advertising and circu­
lation departments, wa present the following “don’t*", with
ths hopo th a t they may be helpful, which are taken from
* ‘:erbocker Press of Albany, Nsw
ths style book of'the
wred by- Frank W. Clark,, at
York, and. which we
t?e Syracuse (N, Y.) .Jleraiil:
present managing edit
for “man." “Centa" la dtridfoua
• t’v
t i1 V* if*
*-

{

Don’t s a * J ^ h |
(y that ho got iromWI
off his arm. v ' ?l~
Don’t sty “Bmitfi'sustained an injury.” To suiil
recant bills ,ln the log Istvlding new; sources of bear up. Say “he suffered an injury.'^When you M
crj r a those which authorise, “receivod" an injury, tpll whqther.lt came by me
*M
r* passed and signed, an
tal Ucenee tax, an *Uc- preea.
t toe)
r tax, natural sad, aril-

b following th# pra«
ef Qahrtn CoeUdge and AlSmith la sU rting * career
Ism abt. HU modium U th*
I Herald, *od as eoaxethjng
ham* folks to think ah*ut
I week-end he write* of k b
U sad the practice of adg from Friday ofUmoon
today. Balunby should Im
l y a t th* b g b b tu ro , the
S sa y other weak day, ha
as, sad ao doubt Ms congagroo, but Ms colleagues,
BhUty, like Hu *U custom,
•featod h b m o t b g u this,
t o t F riday-M U m i Dally

. Soha Bafrynw+o la Ifct Pam-

-M r jgSSAffffii

“Dont’s” for Journalist#

i tax, taagtbU porsonsl
tax, and aa UtaagibU
latrodutlon ef these bill*
kg taxpayer W voa*. Ho
t* ta *o* appropriations
mass ef government reW O M new ta x hill* M&gt;

o|vej games, werat n r . ana Mra.
Mr. tad Mr*. J. K
Pfoaalrrt,' :Mrv‘ and Mr*. P. flialU,
MnTK.'Atklhk, K. If. BtofiaU, R.
KYoVwW i, and D, M. Herring.

I d Walt.,

mount ptctura, f th * god Widow"
was Um fralora attraction a t the
B tit Theatre whora edmbetpa was
You clamber lh»0. ths front h t bought s Maxwell
•dvertlsod In W f letter* a* W ins
'you make thdt ttupetideua Harry rapw otih, of M«v York S and IS rent* i t all ttmao, witn
d from the ground. Slowly City, t u In the city fa r a feW a concert by (he 8 ta r T M l w m
day* vislUng his wife who had chrstra rack parfarmaac*.
been spending some time da the
A aUlUxtlrkan p,h*U
A rw n I n t o - y o u t S w i t w hile g u n t of-her parent#, Mr. sod Mr*.
e m m "W lllbi
f
tmt of^your head.' But ho# you M y . Robineoa.
Hooee of Commona than any other
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Kent,
left
comfort. You drone upward in a
for Colorado where they expected name. Bat a lot of "Bllla" are
thrown o ut— Passing Show (bonto epend the eummor.
___________
i
ceeade. You sire 3000 fr tt 'kbove Dellihtfutly Informal was Um donp,

____ „ „
...... .......
circle about in leisured
wide circle.
“Shortly the dinib
ground. The vibration and roar of the powerful motor,stop.
But instead of the swift, rushing airplane glide which you
still expect. In spite of what you have seen, the ’giro hangs
in the air. A few feet-above your head the' rotor spirts
reassuringly. You look over the side and sea, far below,
th* white circle marking the field from which you started.
Tie tension of rapid motion la gone. Nowhere livthcro
any strain, or anything else at which to take Alarm. For
the first time you have the feeling of flying wityioutfeffort,
without strain. Then you look over again, and-fliW-the
bouses, the trees, and field much'closer—for In all this
stillness you are dropping steadily. And ao finally you go
lapo a landing, and with a gentle bump touch the ground,"

la* Johaaea,' under
charitably be called
clreamxUncoa,
has

v.r,. Womb*
Wilson, Ml**

’^lushing" or every flvs dollaf hltl as “crisp'
piece as “bright, nkfr."
Don't tell the reader “this. Ig A-pathetic
he will find it out fof* himself.

perly glean st the home of 3. V.
Karostx to which employee* ef
the Southern Boll Telephone Co*
were Invited in celebration of that
company’s fleet anniversary ax
oper*tore of the Sanford exchange.
A ca*dy.puHlng cootoet ocoupwd

A former e lm s acrobat ia now
a CMcairo politician. W all It takes
an acrobat to otay on Um fence
and In the middle of the road ot
the same time.—NsahylTte Soothera Lumbermen.

TRENDS FROM CAPITOL HILL
more than on* member of a family
holding office In kny one county,
Um moot drastic of proposals In
th b direction, to Be adopted, wo
believe the prepro___ to betlovo
this tubjett, adopted yesterday -are prepared
if'V n n e politicians from
Salary-culling lx a popular pax.
time for Itgiilxtors this ycat. Bi email- ti^thV hitsrn Florida counfar as xtato officials sra concern ■*-' *Yut whole county governwould he paralysed. W*
od, however, eelary Item* h sv t - ....
little effect Upon the general ta d ;’ a tilt *Vji Upr "ruling families" In
sections and hava not dlMany stata officials receive l*e* rorvi I' ourselves completely from
pay than officers of Dad* ahd' thb'i 4tik* sometimes associated
other lafg* counties. W* do net With iur rlrst territorial governor,
have, compared with other states Anffi f , Jkckion, but th* ipolls
an etpenilre government a t T an * ' grtt'ih*^rt*ias Ism.aBd Im*.
haaee*. Thera are opportunities ftrf
forth# economy In administration , Chtarlet W. Karina. Miami altorcost*, y st these a n paid *ifla&lt;U m tf P(rt*'nJU to.the forum of Um
entirely by license* and fees com- Won
Ing (n to th* offieos of tho’lW enh- '‘Mias
1or sad hi* cabinet. For unfavorable cone,
comparisons In coverhmenf#!
'WNh l a resume of Florida laws
anting the right of married

S

m g‘» «*b•* 1JGrr*Ur

enlly believe* that, mrdern, en­
franchised women should, u "'a
m atter of light, m il^ r than
choice, stand on her o * a feet be­
fore the law.
v
I t la a long step from that taken
by our atala March S, IMS, when
Florida ax a *1*1# wax only three
days old. In tbo first ssstu rs of
brooking away froei th* abiolote
dominant* of th* husband under
old. English common law, It was
decreed th g t'a married womao
flight retain as aeparate property
that which eh* .owed before hew

making contract
sued upon thei
“free dealer*," i
Invoked.

property, however, was '
in the care and lidaaU
her hdxbam l&gt; ho*i;.h* ;
sue for en&gt; profits fr.hri

tract or any wrong growing out.of
a personal contract. She cannot ho
bald liable for a promissory not*
bocauoe oh* cannot mat* a valid
one- No personal Judgment ran b*
ant*rad against her on any con­
tract eh* has made. For thl* r»a
son. Mr. Zariag wisely eouooelo

coat often la * creative In both IM1W j n Ih* common Uw of Em*
Urge and amsll Florida c*untl*,.j. land's* w* adoptod It 'bodily—th*
There will ha n* hHAVV#*' condnon Uw,. that Is, a s 'It existed
however, to any Inrootlgatlo* of In pngUqd on July 4, 1T79—rosaUri**, and ahpuld b* only mi* mal t U *ff*(t In oqr stata 111

courage moot In offert* to effect
ovary possible saving without Im­
pairment of offlcUney Th* only
danger la that th* letUlatoft, now
Striving to cut where only a'smell
fraction of a mill of general tax.
at rheet, may bo
w|U
not go for onougbvM .* f t l

lamp* and

By abolishing fka’fee n m ttn of
uniform accounting, arts '( | p l » r
audits, th* leflalatur* w U istrik*
a t nur graoto** .wax** fa admlnlag

spoke." Of course he was present Simply *gy. W » o k e .
Don’t use "Udy” for “woman" under the iniresslon
that you are paying ■ compliment. “Woman" is1a good ralra prograss la th* aH o iU 'o f
staunch word st which no real woman can take ^ffknw).
sum* to prohibit' amptayktMrt of
Don’t say dancing was “enjoyed,” or 'atte fa pelting
friends.” If dancing Is not enjoyed, or a girl is visiting ene­ s r s A e j s s i'iA H
principle U unlikely at Um prosmies, thst would be worth a story.
oat oaosUa, parti
Don't tr y to m v s money for tbo office by crowding of
of
your copy on a sheet without margins or without liberal U to|h«n number
now aa I
spacing between the lines.
prohibit *Ut* pi
Don't write “a sad and fata],' drowning accident."
Drowning aeddenta art often sad and generally fatal.
Don't ihtnk it necesaary to call a child a “tot" Don't
use “led" for “boy."
* Don’t say a wedding “occurred-" Thing* Voccuy uj»
‘ “ they "taka placa't by design.
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uated.” A school graduates ita pupils; they are graduated. POETS OF TODAV
Don't say “remains" for “body," “casket" for ‘‘coffin,"
Mpbeequlaa” /o r “fuaeral,” .“interment" for “burial," or “detogged" far “dead."
AD1,th* Hub Mary
Don’t say “tried an-experiment.” Experiments ate
"made."
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U&gt;uicld4M ** * ver*1,
"hc killed himself,"

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Don't usd “depot” when you mem “station."' lA depet
Is a storehouse for freight or euppUee; railway paatoagars
irrtva at a station.
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. W. L. Morgan was a rlaitoc la
Jorkattrrillo today, attending to
Ml*. Allea Wahl, of Orlando, ta
UW F&gt;Mt t Mias Mary Digktoo.
Want Haghoy B trsrt
Mr. and Mr*. Roy King inpponca tbo birth of * da ugh tar a t
that/ horn* on Holly Arsano Tons^day.
A
Mia* R si so*ary Willis who has
boon rtslUag bar slstrr, Mrs. H.
C. McMullen, tOO Mapls A**, oxpacta to. tear* for New Oriaaho
•darned with fir* lighted candles
Rafmhmant* war* aarrad by
ha ho*teas, aaalatod by bar mo­
la r, Mrs. Bartllft, to th* follow,
agt Ethel Root. Mary EUtabaUi
tchmabt, Helen Stoothoff, Laura
(chon h i C h a r l e s
Thar*ton,
tea*g* Daklo, Junior
Batnor,
lalph Wol/ar. Emil In* Thonteo,
Harms Wolfar, Gwyn MaCrnm.
Lola Wolfar, Lucills Daklo, tad
J a ry Elisabeth HUL

Cirri* Number On*. Mrs. Jam
A**d*a, Jr„ chairman will moat at
tho horn* of Mr*. Ralph A. Smith
MB VaJaaria Drive.
C rete Number Two. Mrs. I„ 1
Frwater, chairman, wifi asaat Jat
tho bom* of Mrs. Victor Orraaa,
n s Myrilo Aroma, with Mr*
H arris Gilbert aaolataut hostess
Clrcla Nomhor Thn*. Mra. Wal­
ter Bach, cho’naam. will moat at
tho horn of Mr*. Edward McCall
•10 Waal SOU Bttart. wPh Mrs.
La# Pad* J r , assistant host***.
Cirri# Numbar Four, Mrs. J. S.
QlUaw, chairman. win meat at the
b o m at Mr*. J. a AndrJ, S r.
Wart Mth

Haora at IdO o clack.'
T Cirri* Number Tbraa of the
F irst Baptist Church. Mrs. LU1U
Vick*nr, chairman. wlU meat with
Mr*- H. Wayd* Rocket, Valencia
Drive, at B J0 o’clock. { Circle Numbar RarWi of the
E m Baptist Cherch. Mr*. C. H.
P arrte, chairman, Will meat with
Mr*. Rebart Mrriwothar. Kan-

Baptist Church
Mrs. F.'K. Boll,
a i 1 :9ft o'clock.

learn with latarest that aha ta Im­
proving rapidly after % mofar ip oration la Jackaoarill* last wash.
Mr..Rira spent today With bar.

Mr*. F. E. Bala had as bar
guest* ysaterday, Mr. and Mr*.
J . B . Harris, of Concord, Mssa,
who w on enroot* to their ham*
after spending th* winter ah St.
Tho m«mhor( of th* Primary Pate rt burg.
'eachar* Councilor Sanford bald
Solr monthly meat Ing Wednesday
Tha Misses Julia Hlgglna, llenflat noon at DeLeon Bprlpg*. with rlat la Hamhcowlta, Mary BuffoH
!&gt;«. J . C. Mltchall ptwaldlag. Aft* Powell, Batty Hlntermlstar, Fran­
r spending th* afternoon iwlra- cis IlalU, am! Lucllla Bols formed
tlag aad playing gamaa, tha mam- a party motoring to Daytona
ora held a short buslatsa session Beach today whtr* they auant tha
aalutad by th* a lection of officers day in obaarvanc* of Senior Day
km the ensuing year. Tha officer* a* Eamlnola High school.'
irs: Mlaa Ruth aillon, chairman;
lisa Lot* Tuinar, vlca-chalrman;
Jr*. Betty Bradshaw, secretary;
tad Mrs. Marion St. John, trasi•r«r.
Late In tha a ran Ing a dtlirteu*
la honor, of tha slsth birthday
hkkau supper wa* aorraj to tho su ite r* * ry of her son, Claris*
ollowing: Mt*. Bulla
Arring- Henry, Mr*. Horry Thor*ton anten. Mrs. Josa* R u.sall Mr*. Irene tacialnod f l boys and girl* a t bar
Jfrtt, Mra*. Quinton Brown, Mix West Bid* home Wednesday af­
ternoon.
Th* rcoma ml. the home wrr*
' JWK*l*d with T*ri-oo*or#d gladiNotin'on, Mtes y irlS w ^ O te a l^ , o il with ’a color sebam* of ytl&gt;
tew aad white predominating- Th*
jd te te an joyed game* ■ aad wontew* until late ,1b th* attanteon
whan they war* Igvlted |nt&gt; th«
Mr*.* B ark*- Steal#, Mc*..'Attkur dining room, whor* on the can­
Bra nan, Mr*. Os’ K. Cart, Mr*. tor tabla, stood a largo birihday
RUsabath, Mason, M ia .,' Bvtty taps. Ice cream wee sorted with
Bradshaw, Mr*. Halaa Stephoaaon. tha taka.
Mr*. J. T. Jacobs, Mr*. Mariew'Bt.
Mr*. Thurston was assisted in
John, Mias Emma Owe*, aad Mr*. earring by tho follgwing India*,
I. C. MltcbcIL
mothers of loom of tha children
present: Mra. H. t. Out, Mr*.
John llarbst, Mr*. Georg* llabo,
Mr*. Roy P ippin Mrs. Edwsrd
Hunter, Mr*. P ra U Wal/or, Mrs.
John HUL a n d . Mrt- 'Evgsnc Tarwllllgar.
Tha chi
ih»-JT ggaU i|fB j f tha
xwplul program ateaduted
|o ha 'given at 9:41 o’clock neat Elisabeth and j
Yfodrtaaday afternoon a t tho dub pin, Halan BMhj
lseoa* on Oak Arams*. Tbo hsssl- Gertruda HsW
n*ao moating of the Board of Man- Dorothy and ' ]
ag o n will commence a t l:M Norma aad Late
Jams*
o’clock, and all member* of tha Thurston, and I
i Viaboard a n urged to b# passant, Gut, Jans*# C*U
i Lapaccording to Mrs. W. T. Langlcg, lag, Arthur Jlasl
larbart
pin. Ralph Wolf
president of lb* Womana Club.
T ho hoapllal program will b* Thurston.
foatarod by short talks and re­
port* from member* of tha Board,
Sanford physicians who ar* mamI detire to **pi
bora *f th* staff of th* Fornald19* friends
Laaghloa Afamorlal Hoapllal, aad and appraeUlUa
aavm*| wu«#*. Th# aoads ta d op- and neighbors for
priim itte* of th* hospital will b* of kindness, ate*
straaaod by Miss FrsusM* Fran•Ua, head aura* a t th# local hoe&gt;f*-f »-• ' •
lALXERTbo program la I* ha afforod

Teachers Council Of.
Sanford Hag Meeting

Mrs. Thurqton Gives
Party For Her Son

S S &amp; 'jfc /S W S S S i

L Haatey, 901 Waat IIU BU at
h 00 o’clock.
The Womans OuUd of . Holy

A fter spending t&gt;« w a a e a ih
kla ite r and daaghtar-ln-law, Mr.
and Mrs. F. E, Bolt. Park Arana*.
F. R. Bpls left yesterday for hla

Important Meeting .
Of Club Scheduled

toneboon, U n . F t u M
Hlckxx]
**r» ■ piano »oJ\&gt; and Mr*. Georg*
w 4 r r , irndaraj l*T&gt; n n l oote*.
tb#7 M pnaantad and apoko MMfV ' MU, Martha Fog had charge of
th# rreUtratlrna, whll* Mr*. J.
open nctlvltlas which they kwd
ra ti chary* of. Mrs. DIckM ^dnl- C. Bcimatt p n w a M each guest
Uanj many of th* different N ** IPM registering • OewfedersU
*f work which district chafM ti Ft** phi. Mr*. P. E. R n m lltet had
ico n datny, and miked th* iu apnfi d a r t * of th* luncheon n w n « ntten *f each Diughlrr; M n U R Mow for out-of-town |w * U . Other
imlttr*i appointed wevwt Dae(gptalnad th* progress bafhy WWW
ting Tariah Hoaaa, Mr*. O. D.
h , Uw Lra-Htratford mamorfad
Btahop, and Mr*. A. T . Coanally:
commit tea; and Mis. Walkar **k*d
*0 chapter tkalrm n or il|ii|fk » / ioeorating Woman* Chib, Mr*. J.
eommittras to hav* all th* giavte M. Iteyaa, and Mr*. J . BV Clair
•&gt;t Confadarata Veteran* m t l W W hlta; tunrheon rommlttaa, Mr*.
T . I- Millar. Mia. W. a HOI. and
by M a, 90.
Mr*. Lloyd T. Evrratto, t D*- Mr*. B. L. Parkin*; ticket*, Mr*.
Laad, chairman of th* JsffWBOn M D. Caswell, and piwaldant1* dalDaria HlatorksI Foundation JTq»A r«g*te. Mr*. M. 8. Wlgglna.
Those present war*: Mr*. Mar­
yarn an Intaraatlng talk, and goplained that the Fund was for n* tin Dickson, Tampa; Mr*. Prank•aarrh work, and to p i w » &lt; tt*» U RatII, Mr*. M. D. BUrandcr.
Southern history, by making **• Mr*. M. Q. Ilarmlaon, Laosburg:
hauatlr* and coreful study of av- Mr*. Darld Bhoita, Mr*. J. W. Sas* fr phase of sarly Southern KIa mnu. Mia. J. Ralston Walla, Mr*.
With tha Intention of one day Mb- A. M. Boland, Mr*. C. W. Allan.
Mr*. E. J: Maaar, Mr*. W. E.
‘Usklng It la dstall.
French, Mr*. A. I*. Farrar, Mi*.
U rC R. C, 'Woodbarry, Orlande. William A. Hobart*. l)*jtona; Mr*.
read an intereaUng paper an Marion D. Walkar. Mr*. N. A.
"Memorial Day," and c ipraaa i t
bar chapter’s spprerlstloa to the
ownoro of the Orlando radio atelion who had generously offered
uao of lhair far 111lias In hrotdtlag Memorial Day u s r r t r n to
that city during tha past two
year*.
Mrs. Dickson also brought ate*sagas from Mrs. F. L Brown,
■lata treasurer; Mrs. R. T. Bpontnborger, chairman of th* Chitdraa of th* Confederacy commit,
tea, and Mrs. Margaret C. Wllaaa,
chairman* of tho Norman Raadolf
Rollef Fuad. Mrs, Bholts followed
Mrs. Dickson, with a massage
from Mrs. J. L. Madlla, chairman
of th* District Schnlsrshlp Fund.
Th* raiding of each chapter’s
report than followed. Included ta
tha woik accomplished by various
chapter* during th* year was Urt
contribution to tha Scholarship
Fund; to the Maury Bust Fundi
presenting flags, pictures, books,
and prises for assays to school*!
contributing to tha Norman Raa­
dolf Relief Fund for needy Confederate women and tho Confed­
erate Soldiers’ Horn*; and obpanfIng Memorial Day by appropriate
eeramosilrs which Included mark*
Ing th* grsea* of th* eat#ran*.
Th* following woman gar* lh«l*
chapter's report: Mrs. Morton
Walker, Eustli, tho baby chapter:
PALM BEACH — Edward V.
Ml*. M. U. Htl.ondsr, Leesburgl Moore purchased Whitebait hostel­
Mrs. R. C, Woodbsny, Orlaodo) ry for eiai Iteration of $1,100,000.
Mrs, W. P .-C arter, Oriodo, Mr*.
t . w W.
■&gt; (tetsuiM,
■_____ Im ytonij Mr*
oof
John
Lloyd T. E w ratta, D alend; Mr*
C. M. Clyatt, Apopka, arid Mrs.
U. L. Parkin*, Banford.
Tha moating than adJoumrJ
irvt th* guaate war* Invited to th*
Womans Club whtr* a dalltiou*
luncheon was served. At a long
table spread with a handsoma tin*
an and Im* cloth, and rantarai
with a bowl of rad radiance rw ir
and white gypeephlla, e s i seated
•h* slate officers, Mrs. D. D.
Caldwell, president of tha local
chapter, her mother, Mra. Frank
Powell, Tarboro, N. O., and Mrr.|
R. A. Douglass, who acted a*
taastmlstteae.
•
Mrs. Douolaas nreataldd oach if
..............................
who dallverr.l
Us*
following la dM,
te t,----------------•hoit tslks and pa par*: Mr*. J.
B. Usings ton, Orlando, who spok­
en “ Why All 8outktm .Women
should balong to th* Unit'd
Hanford’s Neweat
Daughters of tha Confederacy;"
Mr*. John W. ta s u a w , Daytona,
Baody-to-Wear Shop
who road a paper on "Early HD800 E. 1st 81.
tery of Florida,’* w ritten by Mr*.
Nrll Turner of "Gambia Mansion."
Daytnnt! Mrs. W. P. Carter,
Oviada, who gar* a shart talk;
and a toast to tbo honorary presidenth of th* FtorUa dlvltlon. by
Mr*. Lloyd T. Evaratte. Short
talks on th# work of th* Florida
&lt;ll*Don war# also mad* by Mr.'
Dlckaon, Mrs. Basil, Mra. Bkolu.
and Mrt. Walkar.
Each gwast wa* presented
with a conag* of rad and white
carnations, lb * other guaate waru

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These beautiful new Cretonne* ar« ifuarantoed
aun-fant and washable. A wide variety of dealgna
makoa them suitable for every room In the house­
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covcra, dainty pastel floral designs for the -boudoir,
rich modernistic and floral dcaigna for the living
room, to be used for draperies, chair covers or sofa
covers.
We would like to call your apeclal attention to one particular pat­
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Replenish

Announcing
The Opening

to bring an artkla which

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Phone 128

Sanford

asod la hospital work.
; I* Mrs. E. D. Brownlee,
chairman of th* Wok tho articles most need-

Household
From a stock which la
— new abU eomplet#,—
A n vour houaahold llneni becoming ahabbyT If you
have difficulty taking care of extra gueata because of tha
linen question why hot aolve that problem now while our
stock of household linen* la new and complete . . . T And
we might add that never again will they bo bo InezItensive.

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Pure Linen. Hlie 62 x 52 and
64 x 70. Colored and plain.

$4.50 to $4.95
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DINNER NAPKINS

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$1.59 and $2.39
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Thu rid ay
Mr*. W,
p m Iding.
Th. m*

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May 1

ijVhiie h*r
w*
l m Jy . Mr*. Ralph " d
Kyt.nu.lor. Mich, end
|U# raid they WentlfU
Hat tuny, of Peyton, 1
l i u i i i to the’.ri )ip#,-

brought

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neai of
eight. ■
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ijatmto, u J •V»&gt;VI
d**J«y night .n th# r
downtown hotel.

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eetetday to cm a alt Dr. WONaa Holland Wilmtr,

rgUn*. Illiteracy, ,gij)d“ j|tngmor
►and up.
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An Intcreetlag Ulk on lb* fat
I M n of P. T. A .\w u

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Canteen* ]
reconciliation. Gain
Chicago'any! wont

Jaction,

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of Today.*
th* moating a where Mr*- Garrlaon ai
Sell eel, B. L.
d by tha.mrm- * rra ftlaying. • .
‘T rc ram* to W?d Grammar
Douglaac EeboU. Brace
f in n y Bahlfflay. rntlon lU iior, School P. TJ At !l» lb* lonH» room and to gmthar h*r
Garrlaon
Hat* lfowilljr. Irvin f h b m ; •djoinlag th* aclioal
Stlneen Kinlaw, John Stanley,
llattan g *mll*d calral
Bill Tyra, Jtnning* (fart, A in
nlrd at Mr*. Garrlaon a
Sharon, Hendrix I.ylr*. John
have a la*t drink
Brown, Staveh Hhlrfiolur, Horace
May, Jo# Booth, Julian Pdndar,
PJ|lng two tom h im
Prod William*, H. B. 0 4 ham,
i*k. Herlung handed ip*
Johnnie Courier, Georg* May*,
with length* i f blah and bine
Rally Pop*, and other*.

m

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vaa *d *• on* .of th* ‘principal boll*
day*. Thar* were numerate dam*
■mitral Ion* la Part* where man*
arret U wrra mod* whu* 10 war*
a treated In Sotta’, Bulgaria' fallow*
in* cU»h«* be tweed'- tommunbU
aid police. Mo dlaordera'were rordrtrd In Um United State*.

rord. Giro an end tb **ch child and
tall him to follow It until ha or
eh* flndi an lanpcm lro favor
wrapped In colored Mata* paper
aiy eoactalrd la the leave* er be*

eprln* Informal a tta in
ince Siren laat night by
r ‘ Dlghton In honor
Ambon ■of the Jan-

a the Seminal* High School,
wer* m lt at the door by
Dlghton, h«r mother. Mr*,
it Dlghton, and Mr*. J. L.
who «cUd na chaperon™,
orod Into th* largo dance
he gureta began dancing to.

i*d#d In
dirordpr.

&lt;HINTS
Chooilng * May Quren realty
xtlong* to a for trial program, hut
f th* cblldttn with, to drawn n
(ueen a t their own patty, they
may de ae. A fair w*V of .booting,

d im will enjoy tkeie colorful ■rofrethmenUl May randwlch#*--'
rrackrr* eprtad with etrowberry
Jew and paaaat hotter, Froltsdc
—a punch or orange and grape
frvll Julre—cocoanut tnoi
troop* of pink lea m a m rolled In
rocoanut and dacorntad with blit
of grein candled rherry and
ougtr eookiea covered with green
Icing,
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3, Nlpkt atub; 3:30, WJB hear;
9:30, Studio, record; 10, Sam* 0* a**n*d arrnrUlnit in law
WJTSr, 10:10, T1&gt;* J n U n ; 10:30, will Waan Ih.remi „a "a.
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Th* Hanford Iterate I* , hereby
Hl«*»lra a* th* M«*a*0*r . &gt;D
hlrh t01a errtrr *hall b* pttbltahed
it four mn.rrullv* week*.
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WRUF — CalamiTin*
0, May Bay Program. CbMraa
or Mrs. Jama* W. D a, Ktodarpartan; 3:30, Harry Hughe* a ad HU
O rtb aa tn ; 0:00, Sheriff and Pallet
Itep o rli,!, Reullnd Krnnty, Contralta, Q. D. Baal*. Arromptaybw:
Baaoball R u a lti; 7:41, Jab s Baa*
H a Propram; 8, Jlmmla Batath,
manUHfta; 8:05, Bairball Raiolta;
i* s S ~ " t U t a r Pcm att;.9:0B , Slpa
J*cL**B*llla
B, Henay Bay Clrmrnta; 5:18,
Hanry Carnally; 5:30, Chamhar of
Conm tam ; 3:48, H. E. Cammlnpa:
0, A m u . V Andy, NBC{ OtIB.
phoenlr Hoalcry Profram (K. T .);
0:30. Phil Cook, NBC; 0(43, Bar
n t t Arcadian* (E. T .); 7:15,
Whlddon’i Cherlatara; 7i45, Salty
SooUitm Pkatcha* (E. T.)j 8, InU n m a n Pair, NBC; 5:30, A rm au
Hour, NBC; B. Charrolat Chranletaa (H. T .t; 8:3ff, R. K. O. How.
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law
in *r c.im pulM ril*4 aoalaai r*a
I III* nKtfvft atyl*d *****
and

lift rirru lt I'ourt. and th* official
*1 there..! Ihl* tad day or April,
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T l U T I I M M w t to ran t furnlah hooH with parapa and FOR SALK: Two female
fenced In thlekan runt. Clra locala rritr pupptaa, padlpraa,
lion*.and full Information In ana- K. Wilton, Lab* Mary, Fla.
war, Apply H1L A. C." car* Heraid olflea.

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IN fOt NT o r COl*RTT. JlnO H .
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a r n on ida .
IN iiK MUAiri O fl
ALl.AS II. nTOHK
Ta all rrrdltnr*. legal*** dlalnks.
t i n . *nd all p*ra*a* having rlilm*
ar (l.manU* agalnal #*ld ’**1*1*:
Ton. and rarh ol rod. ar* hereby
WflllPird and rriiulrrd I* *r**»nt an*
tialni* and deniand* which )rau, or
• lih .r » r rad, map hare a fa ln .l
(ht *,l*l* nf AI.I.AN tt. IITONK d*.
ere*.rd. let, at Hrmlnr.1* « ouniy,
PlorliU. I* lh* lion. j*« 0.
Cnualr Jud«» or Petnlavl* ta«;&gt;lT.
at hi* oiiirr **• •'s* caunty. tvurj,
houar in Hanford, l*tnrlda, Brmiaol*
■r&gt;qmy, piarlda, wimin . tw*l»*
ninnlh. from thr Ualr hruof.
Dilrd lilh. April, A tk. U ll.
M A R T «. K. M THNR
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ta iMalaa col
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Ufa* , aa* u.r.adaai, i
&gt;r*la |h* plalalirr rrrn,«r*d
na*Bi on Jan* li, TIU la
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BUILDING BL6CKB—Irrlpotiaa
book* and ganaral coinaet work.
Miracle Concrata Co. J. E. Tar- R A D I O BARGAINS! 0
C*bloat Modal f i t ; A&lt;
wlllagar, Prop. 3rd and Elm.
Kent Tab). Modal f40; R
Sup*r-H*t*r*d*n* |00. AaWi
ElectIre Co.
LIBERAL ALLOWANCE an your
aid battery. 310 W. P in t S t

WANTED WHITE RAGS, rauat
b* claan, prafarably ahaati, ate.
The Sanford Harold.

FOUR ROOM apaHraant t V —&gt;rapa apartmrnt. lu n flay Apart*
manta, I’hnrw 181.
LEFI'LER APARTMENTS, 1318
Magnolia Av*. Thro* room* ami
balh. Phona 1133.
FOR RENTi 3 room furnlahad
apartmrnt, call at 310 Oak Are.
nr Phona 308W.
Vary 4**lr*bla fur-

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Pro IilindaM iClTImw’ flnah
fills, TV Zlwody 2*rn. Wrt4 N4*.

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Dr. Roberts Rouses
-Public To R*»)l*e
Ssrgon’s Importance
Bo atart UnS bar* baap th* r*.
bulla arrotnplUbad by Barfon,
unt acory* of auUUndkpf phycfana hay* broken th * ' rate of
a lifetime and |&lt;**n It thalr un«fu*1lflad endotnamanl. Dr. C. J.
Rabarta M. &gt;Dq. of Phltadolphln,
V*‘i-"ww—
■ .. —- - yw y of Fannaylvkt)id ami • for t yta'ra medical
rnamtner fo* I I Ptnniylvanla
Railroad, aaldt Sj
•After an litre tlgntlon of tha
Mryon formula, ir which 1 waa
eip retily retain* t find th*l It
ta rich in RWaa kUte*Kta which
balp to briny* H Italfaed eleor.
atrenyth and am rtMc* to pnl*.
tirad-out, dahljl tail' *fnrn and
Women. It anrid 4 th* blood of
Tilth •l.opl#
tloaa
Juffatlni
anemia a n d i L * bout a doubt a
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by on* who raally know* bowl
Brlypa, Jcwalar, Map. Ay*.

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car*i lh* paymrai .4 in* mun af
IIIMM. *aa 1rarardrd In ffwk 1*.
n*«* II, la atflr* nf lh* ('l»rk of
lh* Clrrall i'«urr ol Hrmtnol* Cnua.
ly. Plarld*. »l»n *ub)M.| lu nialr
jad raanly I n n r « Ik* y*ar*
lit*, lift. till. I III and 1111. aald
nraprrlr Ulna drarrlbrd a* f*l.
law*, tu.wlt:
Hralnalna *1 Ika 8o*|hr*H
earner ..I the NnrlltrMI Uuar.
ler INRUI af Ihe Narlbweat
Ra*l, cun I he are Weal

Dr. W. E. MacDOUOALL, CHI­
ROPRACTOR, la now located at
Hit roaldanro In Ploial H alf k b ,
8. Sanford. Phont 808-M.
MODEl, A STANDARD Ford
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Coup*. A*1 rondlllon, naw rubHt.” *ied tk* tin. d«r
July
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■ la m, ulllm. and lia* •»*&lt;*
,)|r*l|ua fur i»* deed m W«» •*
wrdaae* hMli law rtld raitlM.
mbrae** lh* fwlluwlne a*.
nruprriv illualed In HemU
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UNBY’S DRUG BTOKZ-Pra*&gt;t II Fur. Mellan.
, *ald land belay *eer**ed a I Hi*
lona, majrailnaa, fountain
'• af lh* !•»»***• «r »ueh ref.
PROMPT
dellrarlai.
m i * In Ihe aaia* af t’ahnawii
leu «*l.l eerllfle*!* i» redeemed
urillna In law ta* deed will I*.
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lilirk-Urauaht,' aaya Mr. Rd(ai
OatahK of 114 Patriae Ar*. ||*o
kife.tllka Ky. 'l l ta eaay ta tail
and uulck I* rallev*. I ueed to ban
dull hand*, hen My eye* would burr
and when I would *loop ot*r t a*«mwl
I* tuni Mind. Tbta tan’i much of *
v»d faallaa When on* baa lu work
and 1 bar* bad to work bard la mi
■ta** twin* a timber man. Thin wort
lake* m* frum l.omr a auod itaal am
a t i oarer like* In yet alrk, wiacUII)
away from lunne. I ruund lit* be*i
way lo aeoid il.u waa |o tat* at
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D R IN K S U JN C H K H
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Hat Drlaka.
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                    <text>Business In Southeast$een
A s Improving GraduallyBy
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Offers
Aid This Se

Mil prevUto* faeU s*
experiment ststi#1
W to cunduct experi»»1«I end
glttfc
w » » itudjr m a y 'h r
P**t*. &lt;ilar*sea, «M
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IMO available July 1,
»10vnoo July t. i m

ATLANTA, Apr. 30.—(AIM—A4 February and the middle uf March
gvntril Improvement in buslne** by about
‘ ' the usual
condition* in the Southeast wa» amount. In the lion ind *teM ami
reflected In the monthly review Is* automobile Indu-lrltes aemdahat
ebels Seem To Have tu t'l yeaUlday by the Federal Re* lirger than uettal Inrraaaee w trj Legislators Hold
Hank of Atlanta. The review shown and at textile and ahoe
Advantage As They •erve
less Session W i t h
:
reported a national upward tlrm l faetnrirs, where the number of
empl«)rl| ordinarily de*|ine« in
Man AmerOcam Long la Indnatrial arllvlty. •
Little Work Done;
"Further inrreaw in Induatrialj Mairh. snbetrnltol Increase* In
Distance C a n n o n s activity,"
Amos* Trial Begun. j®jj
the review read, "wa* employntena were reported,
teperted for the month of Marc'll "There wa* a considerable InI.ISIIUN' .Apr?** 30.—(^ I’l — whkh uiuajfy allow* little Change- crease," .*hl tho levlnr, "In the
TALLAHASSEE, Apr; 30. ,
.Fighting lietwren the govebirffttit- fr&gt;m Frbconiy. Factory employ- drily a vent ire output of ileal,
ttp . ditlnnaiy forrr and tha rebel* menl and mtyrtdU increased by Ihet whWi--c tdinnrily sham* - litMA — (AIM — Abolishment of th*L-- X
the elty .a t PaqrhaL ■uVo*.'.r.uilL'V.LS
Z
-rhwmnr fnjr February »* Mawhf BufHvmd OcRirt b o s s * * *
Me trlra. wa* rr*umed J H l t n i 'f middle of February and the mm- while prud'irtion of automobiles mlanioncra ntood approved by
alu-iiKM.n.
the Ipxialnturp today as the V&gt;4

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t o r n HotBox'
T rain Was M 4
"Scores Are In
CAIRO. Keypt. Apr. ML-l
—F atty •«nr perwon. were 1

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w v b Urn* try.
that ar*Tw Intro
tu d ’jfbat I did

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q f whkh 1 am
.aftovwooa, ami
m at the u n i
UftainoMlbU*

; T he daatlay af tha new rape bile
•f Spain, be aaid. raata In AaaarI n rather than In Europe.
. M i at aay time," he aald. "the
Saropean nation* ahould form a
Vine to threaten the tateraata ef
'(be America*, the Bpaabb rtpubMd are aid join band* with II* ala*
tty repobllea neraaa the aen."
The president’*. radio address
waa declared to bn the flrat broadcant from Spnla to both North and
South America, It waa rvbroadcnat
from Now York by the National
Broodcaatlng Company.
M ho -anna, tho river* .and the
manatalaa «f America," Preaideul
Zamora aald. In port, "bedr Rpantsh namca a* a aymbol of the hlatoHanl relation* between Hpa'n
and Amarire.
.
" I t baa been **ld In Europe that
Spain U the leaat Karvpekn of
Buropean countria*. This, la prac­
tically true. Our tnlaroat and our
Mart* Ha to America Our topguago la opehou to a largo part
(Contiaond on Pago 4)
&lt;

TDfiOY HERO OF
FATAL BUZZARD
WASHINGTON, Apr. M ^-(A PI
—A (lender, falr-halrod
aehool
boy from Colorado .hared the a t­
tention nf President Hoover ye«teniajr with the King of Slam.
Bryan U o t l e d t , ll*rear-old
yeongoUr whaae heroism to-the
rocept Colorado, b lln ard rau»«l
Pm iftrot'H oover to tootle Mm to
Hia While IIoom far a vlalt of
two day*,■“ arrived ye*teniay In
Sma to wilneaa the eeromonlou*
reeeptlsn of the king and queen
of Siam.
J f i e royal couple had dinner with
the praatdent, a formal affair, l.ut
Bryan bad lanch with him, which
waa dtettnetly Informal. The prr*ldent railed later on th* king, but,
on tho other head, the lad *lep
leaf eight In the hlu« bedroom
where thbuaanda of dUtogolahed
rtakvri to tbo i i i c v t N mom ion*
bare retied.'N o king ha* ever
dept there, but Lindbergh ha*.
• To add t* tb* buay day at th*
VMto H a i t t p d w l JUover. i r ,
who b*. U to T m u p e.o tln n from
Ulnea* at AahwWUm N &amp;. allppbd
quietly lato 'tU 'W iy early In the

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" It la Mrs. t^bb’a dealr* that I
persona lly make official announcemant that tha divorea proceedlnga have been withdrawn: tin t
her attorney ha* been ndvtaqd of
thin (tot; that aba took thl. p'.ep
l b r U # cutting of th# present tui bar own Ini Hall vs, and that n&gt;
Congressional .D istrict Into further comment is to bo uuide on
account of tha aarradama relating
two dieUtcis w as,taportoj favoraMg again today by the Commit- to hor deci*Ion."
too. Now yaw can took to r a*n*i
Tho petition waa fUml l.eta
fight an tba floor of tbe House. charging cruel treatment apd
asking temporary aUrpaby and
- The Ftoanea aad Taxation Cm - •aatady of tho Cobb's four minor
■Utooa pfeaaUo, wa some revenue children. A hearing on tha po.lthm
kUM very saop, ' and then we ex- waa acheduled for Apr. »5. but
waa pool pond by ageeomout.
Mre. Cobb refoaad te m ala a
statement about tha charges ynlrh
did m i give details. At fee llmo
tbo aptflioo waa filed Cobb wax to
CaUfoewU. He lasuod a sUtcmaat
that ha waa "aurp lined ami
aboabad." and that ke was leaving
a t sneo’fcr hla homo to an effort
to "aUalghtrn oat th* amtter."
Th# Cobb* were married here
Aug. 4. H ot. Cobb formerly was
. aaaMger of the Detealt flub of
tba American league, lie rotlrvd
a few year* ago and ba4 been livtog bar# with hla family.

a

Boat Heads'

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•

Thirteen-Year-OWLad
Shares Honors With
Siamese M o n a r c h

yesterday warn withdrawn.
A short anaounceaaent of tha
withdrawal was made by Cobb aa
follow.:

i

Her Of

sneB8

i ’AHTUCTON, N. Y., Apr. 30(AP)--Somewhovd to Uia mountalns of Northern Mew York. Mm.
Anna Mmlth, it, - pursue,! h«-r
bu.lnraa of soiling , religion*
yesterday
while relatives triad In lorale her
to warn her th a t a dkg wklrh had
bitten her In North'Carolina ha I

The warning came first from
a William*ton, N.
ndnMer.
who Iranted th at • dog whirli
lad bitten her a t Barer, N. I ',
two week* ago, bad store »howU
tridenca af tha dlaaa**. Mia.
binhk wa* retnetnberad on./ aa
-the woman who waa . •riling
book*," but tho clergyman. Itrv.
A. II. Marshall, finally nderf
talaed her namo and p d d rr..
He »eqt a telegram U Mr*.

lame* of any
toaald '*top.
tta&gt;Val»« aptooeal Bijctrie
Wtady. and th*
h ast from tbo

( federal
‘ Ixiieau
la a to#
I* survey

altuatton
bettering

Pnctugucr

government

Seuatn coftcurrwl in a Houae ’ )
antemlnnutt to the original *
bill to make the abolishment
effective lit November or KYI
1932.• Thla. action
topped
. .
. off
*i
• i*

wni.hl;* were re|Hirted tn hare n-*
pprni',1 th* bomhardment of Fun­
chal nfter a truce ahlrh began
T urilay alia'noun, and laudrd
force* »n the Ulanl.
Fuilirr |a*t nlghl minister Of
Marlin Admiral Corn-lu.. com
mxml.-i of the government taped*
IHetviy for.** at Maderia, eras'In
fommunkalinn wllli Ihr governmaul iiffirea loro by isdlo, but the
ttnor of the m******* wa* net dU*
closed.
The '.relief prevailed, however,
Ihoi Ihe commander rti*cW*d th '
oond thin* of »nrrendar l*ld dona
by Ibe rebel* Tuesday night.
Pay and night ahlft* U g»"
Forking here fUtia* tha tranapor!
(Ill Kanne* for il.r a* a hospital
ahlp. The *hlp waa originally
Scheduled to aall for Porto gm lo
May 3, but the railing date wai
bdvanrul anil It wu» announrisl It
would leave at the oarlloat moment

lien lit. flr.t .to .cc tho flame*.
Daggvd the t»aln down, bid the
grneial alarm hail *pr*od beforw d
atop rouM b* made and the frantif
pa*«rng*r* leapej from window*
In a »ee»mble th r»rape,
Idaho Solon Sees Big
Tbo coacbet were parked with
tudUlay cnrwd* rnroute to Cairo
Jump In T axationlf
from Alecandrla.
Wllmaoe. told of effort* nf the Vtoaild*.
*
Trend
Is Continued
The * ul ten dorlalon to dUpatrh
pa**engri* to attract Ihe rngtoerr’* attention by waving got* the hii.pllal «blp g*Ve Her to
alarming er|&gt;c.rt* aliout the altua*
lion nf the government fwrvoa at
MhHrlia.
foreigner. a French woman, wav ■The government li.urd * note
known tn have been killed. It wa* la|e la*t night declailiif that the
expected that aeteral nf the more vending of the bo»pllal »hlp wav
•etloualy Injured would not tur- "merely &gt; Ingirvl preventive me**Ure."
.
vlve.
s ’
•'
The irlirl* at Funthal are id
The flantr# were fanned hy the
pared »latement. *ald a Urge
(Continued Ca i'ag* n
»hare of the blame ahould be
flared on the executive branch uf
tha government Ha aaaalled wha\
bo railed "au affort t* put tbo
idle blJme M f i k p r e . . - "
II'* aUlement wa* In leply to
recent demand, from Pre.ldent
llhnver for redured appropriation*
NEW YORK. Apr. n o . - ( A P ) - ami the Praaldent'* aa*eitti&gt;n no
Major L A. Odom of the Arucriran Reaeue Worker* of Jackson­ The baaring which dl*mtt«al uf the Inrrra.a In taxation would bn
chaixtw nme*-ary If Congre** kept **•
ville I* In Sanford ihia week no city affalra lanimittcc
hi* twentieth annual vlalt in the agalnat Mayer Jamae J. Walker prmllture* within the budget
in tr r u t of rescue and ptlaon wel­ might hare upon hi* national pelf- recommendation*.
During the l».t to year*, llnrah
fare work.
Among other ph*&gt;r* of eervire Ural autna waa weighed ye.trr- va d, ('o n g re at ha* ru t liudeet a*Uhe stated today that hla organlaa- dgy hy frtonda and oppvnenl* nf m ala* hy 1414,000.000.
•The fart la.” he addeU. "that
tlon la rpwdurling tba m a.t unitpi"
Tungre** la ennatgnltv being beand far rear King pr.aan welfare
(iegeil by the eiaculir* depart­
department In Merida, that I* I ►
ment. for muth larger appruprlabe found Ip tha aoulhrcn atate*. In
'(ion* than Cimgiei* la willing le
that a chaplain hi maintained who
grant."
makes regular monthly vlalt*
Itmah pointed nut feJetat apto m im HR prison ramp* being
pmpriatluna have grown front |l.*
conducted under tha Jurisdiction of
((' ntinurd on Page 4)
the Rtate Rvad Dapaitment, where
rondurtrd,
lellgious service*
reading matter distributed. Up- n
release, many Of lh* men are aided
toward* vear King their home*, or
In finding employmrat, he con­
observer*. Tw» angle, were M n g
tinued
Major Odom atatad that during viewed, 4h* prealdcnllal'canillilacy
the past all month hla organisa­ of ppvemor Rnjeevelt and III* toAn aMeadanr* uf (&gt;6 |-er rent,
tion ha# fad ftom 300 to 600 mrn
and an interesting pingiain nr.
da'ly through a "bread line".
ranged by Kiwanlane Fred It.
Wilson ami Arthur lliauan, wei«
Queer Mishmu Fatal
the fsalute* «f Ike weekly meet­
To Mra.H.L.Thompsoei
ing uf the Kanfuid Kiwanu ('bib
at tha Manleiuma H-lel yc«'.rrFtrurk peroe* the ehr*l by u
w-'uden awing support which gave
day.
way under her weight, Mr*. II. I.
What wa* said tn have be,-a th*
Thompson, 30, a new-comer Imost
entertaining talk ereroffriod
Hanford, died this morning of in
by a amnion *|&gt;eakrr l-efnre tha
evidttce'' tx rommlaei.mer Sa-tmel local club, wa* dellverail by .N ix
W. Hoabury foe u*e ln,o cllv-wlda W. T. Ilevklofl, of Ctarnmn Itor
subject, •'Jllrda", waa hesed on
many tcarV ixpcrlanrc av a «W*
•lent of Idrd Ufi- in many »*c:iuns
of the nation, and aha *'r?**cd la
deta'I Ihe habit* ami life &gt;-f in.uy
of the bird* found In Florida.
Mia* HrUa Wilson rendvir.l sev­
eral pisnn *election* a* anelh.-r
feature of th* program, while tka
Rev. Frank M- Marlar hiojght
hearty apidansc with twn l »od
toga.
LKPPJUJN PLANM TRIP
O. I . Hlctl, of tbc extension f tpsrtmrnt af Florida, apnkn brlally
FBlKDBfCUMlAFEN. Apr. 30.
on the oppertantg affordod Ioral
--(AP)—Oraf Zeppelin U to make
resident* to anroQtog to th* cxH X M traixattoatir rroering to
tension roora* ainee a branch
Rrraif (ale la Aaga*t. t'apuin
wbool had bean to-atrd at .Orlan­
l i a n a VotuehllUr aald today.
do, and urgqd that Klwanlan* av*
Whether It la a aoa-etop Jojim-y
cist ill ever* way in tho advance­
or a ltk a stopwvyr to Hpain Jvment of the asiw of the Tfalterpende a » .|W waa*eager II.t
•Ity.
A Utter fret# officer* af the
iwady orgadhwd Sanford BascSoll
86—(AP)
clak aiklng (Mgagq af tbe Kltree tomwauls Clok b f M t t t t a e o at game*
railroad*
here dor lag l i e W M ilr montba
i turitorwa* read ■pm- Jadga J ant** G
M:»ron.
w . .
house

His Twentieth

gevelt S ta tu s
&gt;wnu)8ed After
ion On Walker

BAPTISMAL RITES
HELD FOR SLAYER
OFJOEJOHNSQN
TampaM urdererls Re­
. ceived I n t o Mem­
bership Of Church
TAMI'A. Apr. 30—Victor Palm­
er, (layer of Joe R. Johnom, wo*
baptlird and tocelved Into mem­
ber* hip of the Plral Ro|itl*t
church |a»t night.
The baptl.mal ceremony wa*
eonduitrd 1^. Ur. C. ,W. Ouke,
"Uvalde, after the ' Wedoeaday
night prayer nieetiog attendod by
about Ml member* of th* rOn*
gregation.
,
■Palmer, reared In a Bapliit
family, wa* received fop baptlam
a t A awetlug - uf Ik# kqitpLvJW
deacon, a Vretk ago, and the fttt
rangemrnta were made quietly
and privately.
81a deputlea, driving ■In two
rar*. took lOlnier from the coun­
ty Jail to the rhurch tool night,
and faw, e«en in tba rhurrh memherahlp, knew that he waa to l&gt;e
baptiied.
At the prayer meeting llr.
Unkr *|Htke uf the three major
fartuia neceaaary fur the *oere*, of church truth, prayer,
power and pereiatenry. At tha
rhuie nf the aenric* hv anmuqu-ed
that a young man would be hopIII. audience folluwrd Into tha
main auditorium fur Ihe baptis­
mal rerrm-ny lasting Isa* than
(Continued on Page 4)

Kiwanis Luncheon Nations Of World
Featured Bv Talk Prepare For Usual
Upon Bird Subject May Day Riotings

Vi.Itor* yM M fMgqdadqd H. K.

stiAe*, and m m m A L s fT s m v e .

II) The Aaaaclatcd Press.
Police of murk af the wvrtd to­
day ma-le |neparatios, to main­
tain order during the widoapread
nW rvatue uf tonmriow, May Day,
uf InU-inational labor day. New
York pullet ordered * guatd for
every ehuirlt, pqblh- building, and
home* o( pruiuinaiit ritiKU* ami
•eked ovary pioctoct eommamler
tu keep leserve w)ua«l&gt; n ail).
In Kngland celehratiun* have
gone *i inewhal i-ul of fashion and
little Ix-yond euap boa uiatory and
a Itw *10011 processions are eaported In Itondoti, Imt eUeahrr#
in Europo ami H|i«nl*h Amerlee,
the obMItanca pretm lej • mot*
aeticu* problem.
In lieilin erbeio a retebratiuD
two year* ago InhtiUd serious
rlcting will he mobilised to curh
dcinnnalratloM.
Some
llalkan
euuntrle* forbad celobrallane bat
to ether* permitted itootoustiatlon* under strict supervision. In
Bpaln tho day aCaa sipocted to
have dual slgnlftraac* with a c«lfhraliofl .marking of tho nail Iota*
fervor for the new republic-.

The Houae paateil a bill p-ittiag
Into affert a omatltutlonol amend* »
menl appmvrd by tha votela U it )
year lequlring that honda c a im e ti
be Uaiivd by clllo* or couatldli
wltbot't the approval of • ma)ar*.ii
Ity of the iiuallflrj volar*. Another .
Hi uir hill wbkb |»&lt;*ed wotthf
regulate the ptactle* of ilenUatrp.: L
Heading tho blU* Introduced l t \ ' !
tjieSfV atew a»am i*»ureto pU nr-4
atato and aounly lleanae and
rupotionvl lair* upon hu»in*aa and '
prufaaclona. It wwa introducod'OV V

Federal Men Move
To Drive Gangster*
O u t O f C askiH
CAT8KJU, N. Y , Apr.
(A P)—The federal gvvemtaom ■■
moved yesterday to ah! tba atoth ' to ellmtuating gangater actlvIlM
In Greens county.
Three federal warrant*, one ■I
against Paul QuattrorcM, lleuleq- • *,
ant of the" Jack "larga” Ulamond
gang, and the others against
ton* aald to have o p o tald with
him - a huge CaUkill mounlalu * i •
at III s a itd several week* age, , 'J
wrra l**ueH hy a Unite-I Htatea
mntmUeior.er. Quatlrocchi U lit Jail on an assault charge, but tha
ether* were not In ru.tody awl r
lheir identity wa* not mads y
known.
While Hlaimmd lay In tbo. a /- bany hospital rot he hb* wca- • .
pled since he wa. shot down rwqr ' *
her* oarly Monday, Quattrucchl „
wa* arraigtmd on Ihe assault .
charge. It grew nut «f an attgalc * ■
«*n Jfwt|ih (diglinriMfg Otl. 1

ll‘W-

Federal agen(,. here Jo iriveatlgale the beer ra.-ket told
,v
lurney General llennett Iter* / were f-0 apeokea.lc in the town v‘
of OatoklU and R.V in the village, h &gt;&lt;
Uonnelt aald he had leartred thik 1 U
on on* ueea.tvn Diamond'* gang A
rhot up lb* headquarter* of p /i.\
fraternal -organisation hero hi*
raUse the member* had reiu.ed
to ’ boy the -right" hoar.

Business W arned To
W atch Government

�Y te lrfd a y * b a It*

Wf.hlngton

,

St. Look

100 SOI 00k—« 6
Oil 000 000—t 0
Naw York
Batlarta*! Wood. Sfam ai*, Grai
101110 Oil 000 M - 7 I t 1 and Philip., O.lmaa and W fr**,
Bcltarira: Hharld, Gomta and Philadelphia 141 400 10 1 -0 10
Dtokapj J«*w. Ncrbarrp, P latter Ito*Un
ISO Oil
• • 4 Bpanrar.
' •.
Hall»ri««; CantwrU,
Clara land
110 001 AM 1 -1 * 1 0 1 Curnlngb.m a ttd S p ri
■Craalnt
fn. Loo la
000 001000 • — 4 1 0 1 E- Elliott. W a lt Dadh
Elliatl,
Better!**: Klnuey and T a m il: and Darla.
Brawn, Harder, Hodlln, Millar and New York
Oil 000
Bewail.
Brooklyn
000 110
C W ra»o
.000 M l 10a—« 11*0
BatuHre: Clark
D a tra tt
O il 000.100—* I t 0 Mitchell aad Hogan.
rin e|« „ » i aBg
B aliaH aai C araw ay and T a la i
000 Z20 003 000*0—7 17 4 PitUburgk

According to the AaaocUtad
Piraaa, thi- Big Six batting leader*
laded* Darla, Philip Cauhar, Bar*7, of the Rad Sex, and Raattgar,
•f the Rada. Oar awn unofficial
araragaa, cam piled sack da* girr
lham the batting OraragH elalroej
hw till AP, tart, wa do not faal
that thap are lagaltra In tha aanx
thgt thap hare aat played aa maap
garnaa a t aoaia af tha other*. H.wa ra billing grad
them tha rraSTt.
Harp • bow tha AP aapa thap

H O H TS

r f o n a a d f a r S a S I d ^ t p M ih g ** Bu,W«h
0 r i* « * I p to ^ r *»d
a .7 2 5 broSl^lh* tk! . 1 **• Wtmtaa I U I. Tha ?*/,* £"f.
2 t m m watktor
U »t It Wia aecampltohad on flw £ ^ i £ i
finB aT Sf that apeody JIM*
A * n* ^ , fcJ2**r , r *•** Hornabp, C
r a of Ida. aad took «ar- T“ “ *t
blU earn# off I Boettwer R
a t tha hat, getting hit ^ ir** pitcher*, Grimm, in winning! Voaalk 'in
itomad
h ! hU ^ r d « • - * O - m r . bald
,n
ha waa practically Ini.0 ** flraU a to nine
fraltaradI n u
rondltlan l i r a dr. and f M*»* Bottom ley bit a heme r u I
riab.
to aa taring Into t h a '» ,Ul Hra an I . th . fifth, after S T ™
a wHlTieto af aathna PhlUlpa. Plrato eatohar. had hit ^ T r i i E ^
with C l Datmia, the • » . with none an In tha aocoad.
-bandar, will tamp***
»*» pat tha Card* In a tl* | elrrali. and
r .toff, tha p ita bring * lth tha Cuba for aacond place. pituburgh

I

a

.

tk l U btiiif murW for
i tha toflaid, and, whan
Ira anaaanra* hit *paa.
next Sunday aftaraaati,
—
&gt; a t pragtite for tha raat of

SAffTY fU T I G U M THROUGHOUT—flUROY, GtAHAM-UMlT IO O W -W O M ,
MVMAUUC d-W Httl MAXES—AND 50 OTMM REASONS—l ET US SHOW YOU
.

Price*, a t »bw factory, $* 4 S up far the SUw*» I l i M up for Hm Bghft

KENT MOTOR

I /aw V| j-j|g
^

Mcood frw k win wo* dinn» anti I
‘^ • bJr J1,« Glante. Claranca meat on tit*
MUchall pitched lham to n 11 Tha B ra m
*• » •* " arar tha Rebtna, *U la ta and Wi
though tha Glante made h at four Hex have It
hit* off Clark. Mitchell wa* *nd Anoi n t

took. Ha baa almdp ItUltaaIni bat gat a (urprlaa |ta*-ep
bC but, whan ht ratftod K,
fritor neticad that ba cartel*d bailtoto whan It tana to
IR toftold player*.
1 Mila., tha lanky plumber,
te a going Ilka a bout# afire,
bd bate, and ba la doiag hit
to prtnra to aid th a t, ba

fa r a plana at .b tittto P In■ dtonay Wright, tha farmer
to College .ta r, John. *4&gt;

jtA a u u *

th a n I* a rtrvag
that MHxxa. or

m m ring the field Ilka a blanket.
Tha Yank* had the gam* wan
to th* ninth, but th* Banatora
put arar thro* run* to Ua the
•cow, and. tend tha gam* t*
n«tr* Inning*. The Yank. Had
» Patthed-up lineup, while WalUr
/ahnaan triad tu t a new outfield
combination whan ha put Sammy
W att In ranter field In*toad of
E. Rica, Waat gat four hit* la

C
T J 'f e *—• Ul * &gt;»~r
J f ^ J h a Yank* to th* eighth.
Oahrig hit i.f .lp to kto 11th
•freight gama, tha only big to.gaa

far It Mt to land them to flrat
placa. It waa aw apMaa fram
the flrat that a l toot Rahtaaaw
“ « «• Rtoh a Jlag. Ha addH O'Deal t* tha autOtU. aad
toth « a faw am a pHahara wha
h»d tin m toad- an . aat* *f
tttmaaha*. Ha alnady had a
■rack laflald, tori, nahwallaftod.
i* 11r»^bad aat aag hraagkt la
Wilaam tha Raahaator whirl­
wind. aad ptoaad him aa.third.
W , frit, aad riUMaal. that that
ealtocttow af playtra waa griag
to auha a aama far Itoalf hafara
tha year war arar. Ramrahar,
ialartaa hare hatd tha rlah back
to a grant .xtoat, althaagk toJuriaa to laga and arma ara aa
*»*nea* la offer far a few lewrp
d«Md ptoyara who ara aaakto
to run ton*. Rthtoaia now kaa
aR kla ragatora hack to tha

$74.85

thay'ra

:$ $ !w
r o o s t e r a t t a c k a c h il d

‘ * **WPR*P *.
\
ROCKINGHAM, ft. C , A p r Rp.
—(AP&gt;—Attack bp * raaatar whll*
*• k«r f c t h ^ jm n ltrp paid the
t-paar-ald dauehtor af C B.
Dmuw. af RaatiTimkam, too* to n
• ^ b n a rondltloa bar. y**urday.

—tW-

PARLIAMENT CONVOdBU
j PAWS, A»iU*M—&lt;AP)—Praat-

f

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n

itutth* tlitir

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oAlteeHoM' * tbU U m o s ta raw
S W S

&amp;s»swi;

in u4«w**U •&lt;»•#•&lt;*

board ahopt ft Is
Il J« « T*rr off
W u W f*

.th t* * « « to tho taod,
Ur *hbtt shall bm fefU*

ic

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&gt; rooms and a y

the radio hail taken

••‘I* TH* walla
aluminum and

* * * * .»

&lt; m - llatlW dnSMtifr
&gt;0 down In

O ften in clu d e li

Tatrtpa'a
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•tho ''bit

' •
V . .a
Tbo stlyma stu d ie d to th# Bwil
»rp«t* ara of ipongy a I Uni tarf Stelae failure has i f
|y fltd arm Its Innocent t t f c r
(implores. Mary than twa thaue.
aryl IrlUrs, cl*rk, ri« n am # h an

S iS T B &amp; S ?

SB

tKMtsavaf»

M&amp;

* tftg 4 f » f

In TluMsnla aflat” sM.
iltracu has reiurnod to

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their spplUatlona fa r jobs wtffi
She rxjvarillon that. bocauao of

(hn former eoaaatUon.' It would
La “loo dllflrult.'"

whtcnTt ha* now

o, I , •

•

* ‘

- Aj sal tot-roll* mo that tbo most
Imrn-llnScn rlphUf points J
tho wofst .euebnd-itoiT
tho onas why M a t upon
i nlory lha sfoap^U m fs.,
&gt;■ *’; i.a'ra^wiwon
a man Iklnhobo’y d»np
ig If ha turns o n r a M w
in as a m atter hf daa*'ba
««t an enUreljr now book.

v*

x*

fnWf.'l alth t h i tho world to him
flN U lp e ^ .a 'fH ^ m a ,

w itH e tth U r
m 'P u b lla h e ra "

alhora, toWfht w f lf u r tr upon the

m t: ■

oiada tom* forced landing*,
tho a tn c tu ra la omitd-proofed
h a t you con’t hoar tho cmJ|
line Ihlnjs tn tho klUhon.Tb*
twny you can bo onr* tk j£
faniUy neat door has hired b rr

of the n

* f ifi *• it\ r •• 1

.a; n. . s.

i ftaiofcfa of-tho dallnuuoiU
Wo boPothoy.Ppt pah*

for confonnki# to Federal « |
and to labeling advertising A m
Idenoting companies to pay for

liny to tho National AeadSfUbce, a sU r has lasR
id forty thousand tlpWn

Op f**.'. • ,

over t hit house
I tho prooyoct of
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Of Club E ntertains

Erickson and Mrs, K. II. Laney
lo r tha memhem of the Social
Department of (he d u b ala ted
th a t It waa ana of the moat en­
joyable affair* given tbb pear bp
that department. Contract and auc­
tion bridge war* enjoyed during
the afternoon and price* were
awarded lo Mra. It. A Newman
and M ia A. T..While. Mr*. New­
man held high aerre among the
con tract player* while Mr*. While
had high wore among the auction
player*.
Forming a suitable and attrac
lire retting for the nine tablet
of player* wore the quantltle* of
gladioli, pen*lea, roam, cel* lillee,
■nap
and other bright
, ,,dragon*
_
e viand spring ftowei* arranged
with fern la earn* end bowl*. The
tallies, and other hridg* aneaior-

w* of the Girden Ctalr
it* day- which will bg
i : o’clock at the Wa­
in Osh Atenue. A fag.
afternoon'* piogram
* itg of report*'fra**
Che *t*l*' convention held In Ory
reatlp. All member* of the
Chib e rr invited to *L

i c 'i 1*4
morittU'Legton Auxiliary
i at a e'rtbrk with Mra. l l

■ now' oa their wap ta
rfc CMg, where they wfll

sssst *“ -*■

hart a t her home, lOld
ItHM,
Jag Health Day w ill' ba

KWh ’School, hat Ured In «enW ' p r the p e a t. **een yean,
saselig here from Charlotte, N.
P-» .With her parent*. Mr. Knlgfat
b *■» ’ns t i n of New Jemay, aliMtagh ha Haa *p*nt the greater
portipl) V h b Ilf* her*. .H e at.
b id e d Seminole High Reboot, am]

a g a te s

The treatment of the Urge win*
dow forming the background for
th b simple arangement of modern
fam llure cleverlp Inject* action,

SPECIAL THIS WEEK
Zinnia, Marigold and Pe­
tunia Planta, 11.00 per
dozen. Glads and Snaps,
25c dozen. Eaatcr Lillies,
|1.00 dozen,

A. K. ROSSETTER
Florist
Celery Are. Phone 212-W.

* J . G. SHA RO N
A U o m e y -a l-L sw
Will practice la an the courts
taamlaatlon af AhetracU a t Land
litIm alee* eopoglal atteotlew ^

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although the motif of the curtain
la similar t« the decoration, of
the ancient tomho of the I’haraohe.

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JaUr, the Unlvonlty of Florida.
Far the past few months, he hee

fiatmoolitng *h*&lt;taa.
At the i n hour a nokUd salad
« u * * n n l villi .jutndwlchoa, po­
tato chip* and orange Jube bp Ut*
hosteeae*. Thee* present w an t
Mr*.'John Maineh, Mr*. William
Ludwig, Mr*. 0 . I’. Paxton, Mia.
L. P McColler, Mm. R. A. New­
man. Mr*. ‘A . M~ Phllllpa, Mr*. II.
M. I*apworth. Mm. W- M. 8mU,
Mm. W. Thamioie Langley, Mm.
A. T. White, Mm. II- W. Ilorker,
Mr*. A rthur Hr*nan. Mm. 8. II
Hlghleyman, Mm. W- I- Cooper,
Mm. K. Compton, Mr*. Roland H.
Read and Mm. Glenn El McKay.
Alan Mm W. T. Laird, Mm.
tune K lumillal. Mm. Howard C.
l-nng, Mia. A
Chamberlain,
Mm. llayea. Mm. W. V Morgan.
Maa. Hoyt Ware. Mm. D. L liarerr, M ia A- J. Hetemon, Mr*. J.
\ Wltehell, Mm. Mm. J. C. Bill*,
Mm. George JUirllelde, lira.
Franc!* Meriwether. Mm A. R.
Marshall, Mm. Paul Dooley and
he M bit*' Emma Dwell. Lore
Turner, and Madie Bell# Crow'leld.

.

i M p whore th*y wni
for Mvoral dgy* visiting

Tampa after
iA*'la-law,

of, Mr*. "C. P. Henderbo Intarssted lo loam
Is improvlnjg. aflar bav» o m »n operation st the

aeghltxi Memorial hoa-

W E n te rta in

HINTS
wni a •urprbUur and cheerful a*.
U f l Cover i t with a plain whlto
ur pale tinted 'doth. For tb* tenarplece make a hare-of crumpled
frees crepe paper of a green earrice tray turned upside down. In
the middle of this stand the gay» t «f miniature May Pel**.
Thar* are e a rn el way* of mak­
ing the May Pole. It may ba an
tlghleen Inch length of bieom henJte for which tllg Brother or Dad
all holder,- i*ad
minted brown, lath or while. Or
i largo uhito candle, or tall striped
■tick of candy will nerve the purFasten one half Inch slripa of
')ink, yellow, lavender and green
trope paper to the tep of the
dpeta" wUh-milted paraffin, or a
nlR m &lt;i IP f. ini g ji wVVim ii ,
khf rtiit ’tO‘f » h MtUd's pike* and
’asten. to a May besket of hard
'jsndia*. A tinted, fleeue paper
butterfly perched tm the handle of
wrh basket will add to the festive,
ipringtlmc appearance nf th*
lable.
Use pink or yellow errpe peper
napkins to rove bo miry as noil a*
help U) make the table attractive.
, Tomorrow! Choosing the May
4)^MNIa
By BCTtl HVDIIARD

king Mm. M. B. HuVfUr. and Mrs. R. Melting,
Magtcn, Ind, nnd Mra.
. , z* f F i/ip o rt, HL, East Beenrut Street, l*f\
a t Mr. and Mi*. Her- Wpmlag for a ris-month’*
man, Mr. and Mr*, yf Cptmdi ami Main*. They
irom ley enteyUlnad
H rtP Tuesday pa th*
M Btnelr." The gusete
tf » momlng and weot
| w ay of tb* a t John’i

non Dance Club on the KanfnnlOrlrndo Highway. Dancing began
a t 0:80 o'clock and continued until
a lata hear to raualr fum bhed by
Mero'a Syncopatom.
Among those seen
dancing
w em Mr. a n j Mr*. Rhfrman
Lloyd, Mr. ami Mm. Karl Hchultx,
Mr. and Mr*. Ilawktn* Connell),
Ur. and Mm. Waller K. Campbell,
Mr. and Mra. W. A. Aden.*, Mr.
and Mr*. W. W. Potter, Mr. and
M m .J.D, Woodruff. Mr. and Mm.
T. L. O'Connor, Mr. and Ur*.
Perkins. Mr. and Mis. K iri Norrigren, Mr. and Mrs. f \ A. Mere,
Mr. and Mra, Have Boniske, Mr.
hhd Mm. H.*TL Ulhfc, Mr. m‘n J
Mm. Jomea Ketioou, Mr, and Mrs.
J. E. Hterms, Mr. ahri Mr*. Ar­
thur Gatehel, Mr. ond Mm. Floyd
U n i, .Mr. and Mi*. It. Mailing.
Mr. and Mm. Jo* Melsch, Ur. and
Mm. Ilouard Overlln, MTV- and
Mm. F. W. Bender a n / Ur. and
Mrs. VV. R. Dyson.
»'n»l*f'Mr. and Mr*. H.tMT.'Wirf
man, Mr. and Mra.' W. II. Rhepherd, Mr. and Mia. J. A. Blount,
Jr„ Mr, and Mrs. C. E. Adam*.
Mr. and Mm. I*. Ey.Ftrkln*, Mr.
ami Mra. 8. H. NaSmlth. Mr. an!
Mm. W. llo sti, Mr. and Mm. John
Zrrrenner, Mr. and Mro. J . l - Wil­
kinson, Mr. ahd Mrs. Pen) IVinld.
Mr. ami Mrs. A. L BetU, Mr. and
Mm. John I W I d /M r . and Mr*.
H. N. Rarer. Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
Rawlins, Mr. and Mr*. Jack Ilrerd-

Church Club Honored
With Party Tuesday
ithtrino
Ro»e* end *ntp Oregon* adorned
'■ D®,v* the room, of the home of Mm.
• * “ r* Jamc* I*. Iloltaclaw, MOt We»t
Tenth .Striet, when Mm. Holts' rlaw and Mira Charlotte Nl* enRobert II. A lt, lloli. rt Dndami,, (rrtaln*-rt the member* of the Mer'hi ml lei Nelson, Jamci Lanirr,
Malden, Class of the Flret
s&lt;ule Garner, Eugene
HaptUl Cbuich on Tuesday even­
(lauil* Herndon, G. W. Sptnccr, ing. Min iThelma Knight presided
tr., Ram Fbleaber, llam hl Fisch­ over th# liurinos* araaion while
er, Peter Frhaal, CapL Earle T. Mb* Ixiyce Mm tin conducted Iho
Loucks, E. K. Urady, Morris Hpen- devotional. '
n r , R. L. Peck,. J r , K. B. MeDuring tht aocbl period th*
Craeken, Hodgson Ball, Max Brad*
ganW, “Coo-Coo" wo* enjoyrj hy
bury. Lloyd Breen, Gordon Wnilr, the fum l* nod th* prize, o string
Ben Wade, Iheigh l Smith, Volin of bead*, ww* * married to MUa
William*. R o y -H n lb r, Emmett Nl*, At a Iota hour n aa b l roumc
Hunt, Lewi* Mitchell, Rohert
Thresher, J. W. Harwell, R. A; waa Verve &lt;1 bp the hnrieaaiw. Each
Wreke, Harold White, 1‘hlliU or the guests received a small
Lronardl, and Ed McKentir, of bourn ft «f tyres e t a memento of
D.e'ocestioh.
. . .
Ixwtburg.
I
Those p»i*ent were*. Mm. AlAfter a r ending several da) a vie MaotaJ Mi*. J. M. Cameron,
her* a* the guest of Ml** Itoso Mm. T- CL Mlchford, Mi*. Jemc*
Varner, Mm. It. U Redding, anil p. ' dtaeDve, the iiib*e« Nell WII, Katherine Kelly,
Myrtle
MIW "MbnfubfMa-’-. Redding; vWpf in
Hernando, Mbs., left ye*tenl*y Oi nl Thelma Knight, Pauline
afternoon for Miami an I Palm SI &gt;*i. I,*pvc Martin, Ruby MarBeach where they will visit t!i IthrhjtfV Nix nnd two vblto-a
friend* liefore returning to Mb- M J.*W. Kay and Mbs Helen
risalppl.
" Gl n **

Children^ Rayon

Special Friday and
Saturday

Pillow

Pajama
Checks
Friday and Saturday
3rd* .
Friday* and Saturday

I’aatel eolora

I MB
th b
tour
will

Ladles’ Regular

Id td iW

Men’s Dimity Chwk

Voiles

Ilay o n

Itaut quality

Chlldrrn’n wnbt

8 IW w i l l y o u h a v o
1S h ro d d o d W h o o t
th in m o r n in g T "

II tuvn it with hut milk,
’ door. I t’* a bit chilly out
otyitand 1 want eomcihini
warm ma up, ll certainly
great the way you can
r^a Shredded Wheat aa
hep n hoi or cold cereal—
J j t t t l ha cosily e itlic r V ay.
clut coring can’t fool us,
it Idler And ba aura to
vn pome Shredded Wheat
itfipll because it is what
IT need to heap alrond

H an d

em b ro id ered

Colon Ecru. yd.

Bathing
Speclal, yd.

Men’n Hlut Chambruy

�R4k Vsriety; 10. Th* Hall) '
A rtists; 16:45, Bob Now- '

IK lUaUr.; 11.’ Variety Ii
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Jsaarf aa WEAK; K:30, WJS
ta il % 8am , ai WEAK; I t,
feetnra; 10:15, Bponiarss
UUI ltlio . Convert p rv
l . t t Onmn recital.
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re Ma.
Theae guaa halldcrably longer tl
by tha goiriflntrt1
a r , besieging tbs
dipt* malic obter
n'ght they" believed
ngeinst KunehaPkyl
pea, the godenimaai
aster.
'
The American gara
would l«e effective a1
16 miles, while the
of the guns carried
ships li only lin g r.
It was polhted c
that there she pUge&gt;
of Madeira whrjw 11
Torres might aUegv
with hope of auccei
reported rinding- at

i t * M r Itosd ntotlona .ftnl
a.Arp, that ear commercial
to lie In'’greater port'w llh

d a SJS’C ' t e

wd the greatrepublic at
M csuse'.it want
h the aama experience In
that ere wnderarent p. few
Ago. 'tk t nanarchy kept us
lad Item i n f i Ira, b et new.

Amejlcg thare Ml ajway*

Valloa'a V e W e tr i| 1 . ' Tba

a w p sw r!? :
;rta program; 18:15, Sat
L
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attem pt yarterday ni
bring ahout pears. T
stated that AIRnira). C
ordered the sttdCk
break yesterday, but ai
ships were about te ei
matoiboat war.seen ft*
speed toward the Cgretl
flagship of the admiral
INDIANAPOLIS, Apr. * L '1*Aa
A_ |L
—6. —s _earn# pV»*r
the. ---*
motorboat
(A P )— Authorities perking
to
side the flagship, 'll* Mshep, who
won aboertl, atVcd )o be rpcftvsd
by Me'Admiral but the )att#V sent
the reply that the goysnjnifpt bad
•aid Ita last word.
r e Mshop n tu rn ed ashore and
bombardment began a t 3 P.
M-, according to lb# report.

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i Ma t Ic f o l k s t r o l l

taken tlebtaaednr k r 7
lln, a pleaeaWUftktl
bdikdfcrbot wmtioge

Business Condition
Of Southeast Seen
Improving Slowly

ary, o f,tb a country that aept
wet risk alid conhaeroro to de-

crock Jn ib e doit W »W

(Continued From Page One)
eers# bank reslew pointed out
at wsratonal Inereaeaa In Marrh
Indicated in mast df tha asalUble
series of business rlatlstles foi
the sisth district. Outstanding
reserve bank credit haa continued
ta decline and laena by weakly r r porting member banks in e«lee led
cities of the district reached on 1120 had been left with enmmuni*
Apr. 8 the loweit point aioee Aug- ty fuml. Of the money left with
net, 1024."
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tha community load there were
Forty onr report la g - department throe 620 bank notes oa Waetacti
stores, the review said, averaged banka. One ride was Is load by
I6Jt percent la tte r sales in March the Crocker P in t Nettoaal Baah
WASHINGTON—S«nor* Dona llermli
thsn 4nf Fi&gt;braary . though -they of Herramorrto. another by the
srerr (U perrant lower than far First Nations) .Bank of Winnemue- wife of ttenor Dsn Carlos O. Davila, ChHro*y^|
United State*, photographed with Ih d r children
March a year ego. Wholesale trade ea, Ncv.
Increased In March 9.8" percent
while taking an afternoon alroU on fashionable
gver February whjla building perat Washington.
lulls showed an Increase of 27JI
psTcrnt nver the previous month.
The review said (hat the'March
By LaUila Ballfagev
life. Mf. Rwayne ha* been a v*l
report of ”lnt*nU«n* to ptapt,M Iftied rmpl &gt;yec of the Rrmlnolr
rued by the United S titr#' BepartJack Even* ha* taken a job on
meat of agriculture, indicated on tha conatruatinn crew with J. L.
Mar. l that farnteN of the dlatrltt
)4an t o ' plant larger acreages ef Diasn In Palalkr.
is girt* crib of which Mrs. J.
Elinor# Tyner returned home . Prion la president wai held
hearty all alaplca. Cotton waa not
from Windermere where ahw haa
Included in tha report.'
There were Indicated decrease* Jkdan engaged In the packing
In printing of pothbxs'la Florida, rente of Chape A Co. th b past
loisacro |n Florida and Georgia wIgter, rising we'l.
ami rice In Louiaiana, the report
Mrs. Georgia Hart waa a railsaid.
.
t r - Sunday to '.i#o Mr*. Mary
Vauahn and a t tha hoiss of Mr.
and Mr*. Cecil Shepherd.
CATUCTTBBU80. Ky.. Apr. !W Rr*. Verne Collar of Rosa Ukr
- ( A P ) - H a r r , Blavlna s m hi*, spent tho d*y Friday with Mrs
s l f r wj | * fobml shot In death in BgUlagwrian/Mr*. !&gt;t#niori. Mrs
their home here Wadneaday. I’oltc# August Swanson aLn rolled.
Mrs. John Bor«ll a n d R rs . Wa&lt;
said they thought Blevins killed
hi* wife and than h lm i^ L / | . . . fred Plenmn epch sprat ■ &lt;U]
‘&lt;l0f
rortnUy with Mrs. HUma Land
JA C K B O N V ltU — DrepwmU# QuIaL
. X ’
.V
OH Co. of HoMlon, Teas* selarUd
this city aa distributing point for children motored to D sU nd M
products.. »
“ • Balorday.
Vic
.1 4 i I
Mr. and Mrs. II. O. LuadqqW
were caller* to see her Brother
ACCENT
and a t the Krimllng home,. Sun­
‘
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KdJ Lumk)ulat had the « la8.
*----8
Via
vJ.kbko
L
ll
^
fortspa to break bl* right arm —
tba largo U n e—rrankdg 88- #ld
rftr - . .
•v
Rra. E. Hamilton and Ditto
daughter nf JatkaonvUto* were
rerent m e tis for a frie days a t
tba bare* of Mr. and Mre..Ktoy*
Bparkmas. returwlaf boma. Tw**day With Mr. gnif |f r a l Griffith
who cam* bare from Jacksonville,
all of them going to Oilando are
returning home, flee coosln. Ea*to M a, .Adklaa U alas , gwait

B
e n a t o r Berab
MiUnoad F ro m 'i’s ts Ons)
SOtJOOO.In 1814, U 84,821,374,.
\ W ip f},' dAyHe lie 'slncero
r t to eirt down agpendllurae’'
oringT President Coolldge.
It needs no argument.” Borah
l, “to estlefy one that governit erpendlturna are wastefally
a and that lb# eyrr-growing
■ijden nf ta tat'o n I* on# of the
w t factors In bringing about
ir present depression. '
,**tut I venture fo say that there
fgo remedy for t|io tf ,things g a ­
lea the people, the valers them*
■ves, pier# |h L yuhject on their
0roda s H ca)| fog )£n aacounllng
Bridal day* will soon be here
again and tbs lutky lady will be
Interested In the abive airlrhe*.
The first show* a pale rase beige
rise f ir a wedding gown with
aaarade side floi nrea and hem
fcoplrrod with pleated net In
rrown and matrhlng beige. Beend I* an afternoon frock of pal#
apjclnc crv|ie.' with diagonal
loimre* that Ore bride will want
o add lo her rpllaclirn. The
bird sketch feat urea « peach-

il* e s

ayer

if. Duke opRmd the service
li a brief- pshyor—"Oh Lord.
IM pray far one another, lo t
V » r far t h l r young man, for
m other. h)« Jr/pC
or the latai( ri&gt; b# of service to

,r -* ? u
las' you.

^
my

brotkar.

y4l!ow coloftd net that make*
a 1 bridesmaid's frock look itunnlng. The froak la- entirely plrotcd, widening a t the hem. Belt
hand* secure a flat tripling and
adis a " spring-ilka contrast. Hie
final sketch show* a bridal gown
uf white aatln with oowl bodice
that haa seaming* ovar the hip
lo augreat a croaaad girdle. The
lang sleeve* with pointed cuff*
are buttoned at tha wrist.

AD1AON - Frank LltUelon
Immediate Federal funds w allled building on Ales Smith tibia for a*e In West Florida secerty pn highway, uni moved ton* amounts to about •IS.COO,.
iri lunch ruotn to new qjart#ro. (•Oa.—1'rntarolk Journal.

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tha Mos roam and W
formal precearim bead
dent Hearer srito tM;(

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Good condition. 850. Phone 848.

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K fll II, Jark Denny and orches­
tra (CBS)) 11:30, Radla roundup
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I repuhl.'r. We with to feUaw It
sly. It Ta throtrhh lla »r&lt;ireel.
Ineentlons and through Ita In
Irka that I am new aebleelng
greetilet KMiam'ilf' me llfh—
elk to tba people rif‘-Ameilra.

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hisrUsn nations, onr former
I r i s n w 'i W i T n - m r i R w
tha* ware fighting against the
ilards, but agstnat the crown.
Wish to esplain to the whnfa
d the miracle that haa M D‘
d la Spain. It Is more slgnlflwhen one understands U ut a
mi. ajeeped for renturle*
In
nrr(sTal Institution*, "changed
’arm o t goeefnment without
dtni&gt;.wdrop of blood, In'lhu
ile and orderly proeeaseu of
srracy
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by one who rvally know, howl
Briggs, Jeweler, Mag. Aer.
Dr. W. K. MerDOUUAI.L. CUIROI’RACTOR, Is now located" at
his reslder.ee In Flo:'al Heights,
8. Kanford. I’hone 56H-M.
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Locust.
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land, 3 well-, m-ai new Icr plant,
IV. A. Stapler tare Tire Shop,
8 -nford Avc.

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DIRECTORY
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llo t I alstut 8:15 Sunday nig h t.
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Phone 103.
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you this is the easiest, safest
IllHLHINU BLOCKS—Irrigation
and surest way to lose fat—If
hoxei and general re meet work.
yuu dnnt frrl a superb improve­
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wlllager. Prop. 3rd ami Elm.
vnvrfclie—vigorously alive—your .)
money gladly returned.
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guml and the best part of it all *
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.id*.
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attle Is Reported In
Which Rebels A re
Said To Have Been
Beaten By Federate

Should

HAfiBXE. Apr. tr.
B u o y nrw bills toi g rre t deal, o f dlst IboM already inhd now up fo r U m It
third reading. O d«
[U odtodxy by A tin
). f t was * bid proIngpection o f boll-

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terete* OTt Urn bilte now, moatly
■adbverabte. la a few day*. we
te*e te have two regsOte aagateiu

CHICAOO, Apr. »
—(A F )—
BapraienUtive Usmthen
Flak,
Jr, af New York, aaid yaeterday
Maj. Oea. Smadley D. Batter
should be teat ta Nicaragua to
"clean bp Bandino,” (key rebel
M ir .
He made Ike euggeaUen la k
afeech before the Chicago Ro­
tary club, and coupled It with the
■eeertlon that "Sandlrto 1* being
financed la hii program by Not
Tech communists."
The rongreroman, where re­
marks criticising the Hoover adSBtulatraUon’a' atUtud* on Nic­
aragua wen "censored" in an
address U the U. A. It, at Washtagtea, repeated tkam la p-arephrase to Lka Rotariana.
Ha daelarod hlmaolf In oppo•JUon to “ Pro* Ideat Hoover’s refeeal to let tha marine* march
Intend, in pursuit of the baaA H He critic! i*d “ nonprolacben" of American* and American

LISBON,.Apr. » . - &lt; AIM—Both
•idea claimed victory today tn the
conflict between the robot Janla
at Funchal, Madeira, and the gav-

cLared la ba silenced aad the rebel
position* abandoned on there.
Tho revolutionary government.
huwrvrr, In a bulletin broadcast
after last night’s aillltery fire
battle, declared the illy « t * in
featleal with 1hr population arclaimlng Gen. Houia Dims, rebel
leader.
The rebels broadcast lb# follow,
ing official bulletin:
“ Regarding Monday's military
operation*, It having come to our
knowledge that un* of tha ship*
of the dictatorship was willing to
cumo over to ns with all the troop*
she carried, the Carvalho Araujo
was permitted to approach, ordur* were Issued that she should
anchor In front of Machico and
lliaL soldiers should disembark at
es
a spot protected by our artillery.
"Hidden by a morning feg, a
gunboat began fir*, making dte•mtaikatlon Impossible, later at
Cannlcel the dictatorship forces
PARIS, Apr. l» .—(A l’ )-M r*. landed and were eneigsllcally re­
Vkltetew Reid. New York, widow pelted by a aptall military fora*
rf - . ^ L ..
UB- the formerv*ambassador - te ' .ty r a t W l t
Franc* aad farmer pabltehtr af
the New York Trlteinr, died today
at lb* Cap Ferret hum* of bar
daughter, lady Waul Mr*. Raid
who arrived la France la*t week
contracted a chill during tha
voyage sc rues tka Atlantic. 8he
Haltered to have Iwromr d&gt;*wet III when aba reached I'aris
lomlenl «&gt;eer failing eight, W. K.
and grew steadily nrcroe.
Mr*. Reid, eaa of the principal Kimball, former Seaboard Railowner* of the New1York HeraldTribune. saw Ike- paia ng of one Inn al Oviedo for more ihsn '-ti
era ef journalism ta* the United years, attempted to tabs,his life
State* aad tk* development of tha Ly.sJashlng his throat with a knife
new. She eras the daughter of st his home yesterday afternoon.
Darius Ugden Mills, financier. She He Is unier lbs rare of a physlman ltd in 1M1. Nina year* pie- cten, and Is reporthd oa rcsllng
vtov-ly Horace Greeley, founder easily, and unless complication'
of the Tribune, died end Mr. K«id atitr, it sspseted to recover.
Mr. Kimball was dUrovsre.l by
becinte ita editor and proprietor.
When he died bi l f l l she was I,is wlf* shortly of ter lunch yes­
mad* executrix af the entire es­ terday, lying oo a cut In a small
tate end she determined to keep building al ih* roar of ths Kim(ha Tribune, Year*.later It uat Imil boms In Oviedo. A knifr wot
consolidated with the old New protruding from tbe right side of
York Herald, founded by James his throat end he was bleeding
Gordon Benaatt, me of Greeley's profusely. Mr*. Klmbsll rsllH
bitterest rntmtef. . Bern tn Uts yean she retained
an retie* lataraH U'tke edmlnlelr&gt;lion of tk« • Harald-Tribune
property. Her rmtetry relate at
Purtbnae, N * » York la the re»ldear* of the King of Riam during I
hla vtait to tha United State-.
.Xmedley . X).
Butter, wl
yestantey aeggeeted by Repreaentatlve Hamil­
ton Fiah, Jr, a* being the man
te bring ordar out of the chaotie
Nicaraguan sttoatioa by
“cleaning up" the rebel forcer
under Sandino.

W One Of Principal
Owned Of HeraldTribune Property

S

Despondency Seen
As Reason For Try
At Suicide Tuesday

i In what waa laid to hav,. been
fa * of the meal Interesting and
•davit anal addtasse* ever dellvante before the Sanford Rotary
Club, Benjamin F. Maine*. Alta­
monte Spring* member of the lo­
cal dob outlined the history and
development of what tun since becom* one of Florida'* larger In­
dustrie*. the growing of asparagus
font*.
■ Mr. Ilalne* had charge " f the
program for the pay, and hla ad­
dress was beard shortly after RoUrian' G. W. Spencer reported
that state official* of the Rotary
Club had pdviaed hjia that they
Would consider Hanford'* offer la
regard to tka district reevoullae
of goremore end secretaries to be
held in July. Rolartea Rpencer al­
so road a leltar from the Banter (
Baseball Club, asking the support
of the Rotary oldb by attendsnr*
aifgeatoa to be played here during
Uy teiaimer month*.
A ^ r o v .P M - ^ t e ia
‘liw*:
"Cam, from the ancient hum* of
the -Vikings, not as tha Viking of
’old In thr plrtaresviue armour»
nlUr their rhsln shirts, and in
their swan-headed fighting ehlps,
manned with lianka of oari an-l
speeded by gaudy sails, for the
purpose of dlsrovery and conquest
but in the hoi j uf a dingy old ship
clothed simply anJ unarmed, the
descendant* of these fighting mod,
to etttle In the country of the r
forefathers had been the first to

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"Not as Lief tbs Hold, but as
Nsla and Filer, ami a* Magnus the
Willing, came Ml yean ago thou­
sands ef the descendants of the,*
Vikings Imbued with thr same
■uBrags to fare an unknown world,
a country whose rustoms they
knew net, and with whose lan­
guage* thev were unfamiliar.
“ Manr of the,e families, frr they
ram* In families, lauded at Naw
York and swatnwd West, some
stayed In end near New York,
Hut the family of Pterions who«s
sag* I sing, settled In Connecticut
and Florida, and It Is with their
refla g that I ronnact the tnetplion ef the builnesa ef growing
ferae her* In Flotida which now
lir'qg Into the state over f-1.000.-

anne
rairua
CHICAGO, A yr
Rarotettea'wag J
eagteg uf nroc*,
was affected by
•twteted by ua t.

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Action Is Climax Of

TALLAHASSEE. Apr. !

v TAI.LAH A88EI', Apr. 2U —
(A P I—The flouro yesterday ordared p comas'll#* Invertical Inf
Impeachment proceeding* acalnet
Comptroller Erneat Amo* to ad­
mit the comptroller, hi* attorney*
aad Bapneentatlr* J. Tom Wateon. Illllihoroufh county, author
o f the chargee, ta all eecret era■lone of Inquiry.

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iw corps. —HincUIr Oil Company officiate
here said today that Tata* rang­
ers Investigating an alleged com­
munist pint te blow up Oil fluid
properties are expected te
In­
quire Into tho oil wall explosion
that billed seven man near Gladwater last night. Glenn Herron,
jrad personal- production superintendent, said
the marines tka f sia which Ignited the well aa
tide of Mans* It was flowing wild te known ta
have started beneath tho derrick
floor whore, ha said, there are na
frictional part# that might hare'
rausad a spark.,
H* referred to tetter* sent re­
ready by Ranger Captain Frank
warning afl companies of
asampte
wd raw ms alt t plat In eaa,
with (hafts of quaatitiro
in

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Itoblneaa reported hit commit­
tee Voted 7 to I to exclude WaUnn
from appearance at araatuh* ac­
cept when rolled aa an Individual
wilneaa. Ila waked tha Houie to
rnnrldrr the matter In falrneea to
Watron.
Walaon. ronlended he waa en­
titled tn appear before the com­
mittee In the capacity of proeeculor and «i cueing wllneea. 11a
baaed hi* contention un tbe
ground that be apent throe yearn
ineeatlfatlng atatr banking condltiona of Impsarhrrirnt agatnat
Amoa In tho Legislature
Wlth hl« cellar and tie loaaened
al the alart nf hla talk, Watson ute-s
dared ho «aa neither a Don Outv­
ote, a fool nor a win* man. .
"For three yearn I hav# endaaerued ta tarry on. an a high plane,
a fight agelnat a condition la our
mmorn'r affaire which aearned ta
m* in threaten an economic arista,"
he raid.
"I've aalil nothing H I have lo

-------•Tm not stopping at Impeacittiient. I'm trylng'te he conalruetlvo
clear through and have already In­
troduced a bank bill ta alear the
condition."
Ho rltarged present banking
laws set up a dictatorship,
and
(('rnt:nu*d on I’age 41

Republican Regime
Meet
MAIIHIU, Apr. *0 — (AIM —
Several uf tha mauy problems
which the new Spanish republi­
can government ta facing hsggn
forcing thrmralvea for*,aid yes­
terday.
Including among them sW unsmpluymenl, reconciliation of tb#
Catalonian demand for regional
Indsprndrnrs, with Ih# unlly uf
tha repuhllc and reduction uf tho
personnel of government depart­
ment*.
The list of these measure* I* consldsird nsesasory for Kunnmy ant
a safe budgrt. Hul the govern­
ment'* leader* *re realising that lo
achieve It will b* nsieasary te
riroto mure unemployment when
already many thousand* are with­
out Job* throughout Hpaln.
Together wl&lt;h thr*# problem*,
cam# thr word from the other end
of Spain 1st Frsnrta o Marie, at
Bairslona. In spite of hit “ love
feast" on Sunday with President
Alcala Zamora, was serving notice
that Catalonia would navsr re­
linquish her demand for somplslf
regional independence, without
interfeirnr* from, nr subjection
lo, the central government at
Madrid.

King Prajedhlpok of Slam, one
of the few absolute monarch*
now reigning, wb&lt;s with hla
queen. Raiubhai Hand, paid an
official nail on President aad
Mr*. Hoover thl* morning.

KING OF SIAM IS
VISITOR TODAY IN
NATION? CAPITAL

4 plants, eol loatrurtad

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tea is te Connecticut ba

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Hlstrs. Areels panted by hla aide*
aad hi* &lt;|ue*a. King I'rslsdklpok ef Hies* called formally eo
President Heaver to receive ths
welcome of tb* l alUd Males.
Hj a long staiMilag cwelom Ike
rail was Immediately relented
by the I'reside* i and Mrs. Hoov­
er at the royal reside*** of Ih*
eastern rating couple.
WASHINGTON. Apr. «P- (A l'l
^-,\ Hull mr vsstsrn monarch and
hte-tjuran- test- night"rrrtlvrd-&lt;hv
official wulrums.of ths govern­
ment and the people uf Ih* United
Htates as they slapped from a pri­
vate tar at Union (Ration.
Thr king and quusn of Siam first eastern ruler* to Ii* greeted
In the nation's lapltal—strived
at d I’. M. from New Yoik te cony
out o little mors than two days » f
a program whith required month*

pert rnt

through ahMgaf hour* and port
l mis wsrh (M M S te s u n li to » «'
ertl n,e,e’ W *M A | d d te this the
gnat loro toU M E tejrower and rstiiiuhmtai E K roy,(«aft and unc H t a t a t W v ^ B r a period hid
(he total IHj^^KfipSbaaing |xre.r

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yesterday

ahead ef school* la eonaid
of revesuM kill*. ’ ' '
The action .area takan la m
without dteaentiug vet* of a
tleu oaltialag a policy feg
atatlaa of r***au* meeean

line uffher* rllrkcd elul spur*
jingle,| along Ihr remrnl platfat m or the station as Vico Presi­
dent t'uill* and Uectelary (Rimson oelromaJ the king and queen.
Thr king smiled and peuecd for
u pleasant passing remark wllh
cm h nf the high gnvvnuuenl ofllr'als snd ripresrntalltes uf
Pros id,'(it Hoover as tie ; were
pirirnlrd by Kirhanl Houlhgeta,
tilling iblrf i f lbs protocol illv|.
el&lt;m uf Ibr state deporlmenl.
Folluwitig u lew lours t-chind,
Hscreloty Htlmsun prrwntcd tha
uttetullng uffierts to Ih* i|Ufrm
('halting affably all lb* white
tho king walked down (he ikwlibt
Hits* uf mat Inca forming an honor
guard lu tho presidential entrance
In iimtpany with Ih* vie* prealdm). Mr. Hilinsun walked behind
with the queen.
S erial hundred person* crowdod inside tbe stetiea end applaudml at tb* ratal couple passed. A
R e v ie w H
■till larger rruwd congregated outelds the presidential entrance, kept
bark by police from tb* White
llnusr car*.
ATLANTIC CITY. Apr.
An rsrrrt of more than M mo­
(AIM—Tho moot prosperous per­ torcycle police cleared lltq Irafft*
iods or the nation's Industrial his­
(Continued Oa Pag* 41
tory. Robert. Lament, secretary uf
runtntttT*, told Ih* opening ses­
I'MIN ('KB ARRIVE HOMK
sion today uf tka United Htatea
•'handier af fata Starr* have been
WINDHOR. Ear. Apr.
those "to ncldaot with high wages (A P I—Tka Prince af Wate* and
and shorter hater*. If aslUloai «sf hit brother Georgs arrived today
workers SIS qft of employment from I-rBourget Airport vndlng on
for a year tbraisjgh Ik* loss of wa­ 10.000-mlte tour of Iteuth Amerbo.
ne* their tesrixritewar te rut by
billions af dofiara. V tbo lacumr rt
tk* re m#lw(|AJieWeee who ere
• till

— ( A P ) — A aeven cent got
line tax bill providing an i
tlm ated aggregate o f $1
000,000 in annual revM
and a general approprU tk
bill for. the biennium o f 1M
32 w ere brought before I
legislature torUy.
Various revenue bilks pi
tiding that all fend* collected
turned Into Uia stata treoeucy
disposition according la tho »
of I hr Legislature lixladad ta!
on tangible end intangible y e a
*1 property, rtrctrlr power, aate
gat, railroad, and other utUit
proprrtiw. Alto bllb to lacrei
occupational llcaneo t u n and i
tor vehicle license faaa were adl
to the ItfIllation.
The Senate received a bill U
faille pari-mutuel fumbling. 1
House ideptid a commlttaa n a
holding G. E. Maddox, publtea
and. John Monahan, aoaorialn a
Ur of the Wildwood Echo. Ia n
tempi for pohliahtng artieloo at
earn IOf an alleged race track k
by nhkh the committee amid
found U be without foundation,
Thr Senate rated an Indafla
prat poor mrnt af a resolution ft
Tka House

Lamont
U. S.
Economic Situation

walker, A- N. Ptertua,
as tk* North te visit tha
ken la PlariA* aad lathorn la tk* ferae, and
bom In tk* porch*s* af

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7-Cent Gasoline
Bill Would Pr
114,000,000 In&lt;
Bara B1U Rec

Thr active rlmaxad a lengthy
d«bate on tho flOur of thr llouia
betwren Wilson and Representsilea Rsblnrau, Dade county, chair­
man of the cummittrr. ami a dllcuieion Irani tha Moor at to
proper legal procedure. &gt; •

WIDOW IS VICTIM
OF DEATH TODAY

M ice court actiriUao Monday
afternoon wean limited L* only a
few- re so* of disorderly conduct
aad mUesa drlvli*, and worn
speedily concluded when Monlelpal Jadg* R. W. Warn placed
•mall flora agslnst meet of the
alleged vtelaten of City law*.
Alton Bark*, colored bey ar­
rested by Officer Gray end
charged with speeding, waa fined
ka yratar- IS. aa was Robert Parklaa arrest­
Reiigtstn ed by Officer Gray and charged
iltk a similar often*#.
T. Beaten, white truck' driver,
charged with destroying public
property after hla arrest by O f ­
Practically ficer Shaffer, estreated • SB bond
foe hla approrones la court.
Herbert Johnson, catered boy
abargod with disorderly conduct,
u s i flood IIP. He waa arrested by
Offleer Gray.
Haary Jeff. Lula Ha* ’ Button,
and Oora Button, brought ' late
Mart an charge* of disorderly
tenduct after their arrant by Of­
ficer Gray, who sought them la a
fight, were given a lecture on
eteteoct before Judge Wat* fined

City Commieateotra H. I.
'Lehman, C. A. Byrd, u rf W. A.
'LcflUr. and (Hty AUorwwy F t* '
U. \VII»ro left fwc Tuttahassc-.
rerly this afternoon whore they
reipevt lu disco** with -RaptPwnlstlMw (ico. W. M:IUrr BUl)
I. P. luamn. the n u t u they
have drawn op fir* bills whirb
were iwcently lent Ih* Seminole
County rtpru M U lin * far la.tnetuctlan lo lb* legUtetar*. A
ilwit ronfvrviwa ii wkafuW l»
U lieI I tamnrraw mtfnlaf ja il
tifere the TryUlature ronrans*.
ami thr Commissioners aspect
■III rrtrrn ta Sanford tomorrow
aflrmonn.

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to—&lt;AP) —
Maare. fib

techment e f "ridera**. p rovld l*.
fur diverslaa ef funds to idugsTT
Ilona! needs.
Under terms of tha ru n fallsgj
school need* will he conalderod lap,mml atsly after tka rxpenee* t f .'
■tala government, with provMemp'
for both to bo withheld until sA su
the legislature roeelvee the va«Q|
out bills calculated to provide raMC
nlng expense for all state lnattt«4
lion* during the next tare yrora. ,
ReproeaaUUv* John MsUbowL
lDuval
\ _ _ l county.
___ _
,M. .l _____
, othmL
.1L_
ttreral..
rrpraasntatlvm la Introducing Us*'
resolution, a substitute for one iavi
traduced last week.
The difference between ths rose.
lotion* was In a provision of I
substitute that tbe majority
revenue I* to be la alfbt, te b
Introduced, before dlviatea
started. Impertenra of rednd
a* far as poeeible tb* preeaak
valorem tag on real rotate e
The action resulted from tha
lacbment'ta tb* state Inherit*
tat law of an amendment font
all revenue nf this nature eves
►chord*, and tb# statement of g
rcsrniativet. barn* out lx prasl
f t the lest few days, that revet
tills would b« eo phrased M
divert money te school* until i
ficient foods were assumed fa
standard right month* rot
term.
The lakerltaur* tax bill hag
Iron signed by Governor OaiB
NtaUHevi** observers have &lt;
ruerd for roverel days the tot
that he would not sIot It boro
of tho aroondment sending
fund* to ecbool*.
.
j
A fourth WTl ta UguHs* »
mutual systaaM "f wagertag te
rarado of M UBs latrodorad (
lag the day. It_wa* aponoorad
Hepreeentativro' Row# aad 1
Manatee tounty,
It would provide for a gwk
elate referendum on tha queaV
Pari-mutuel maekln#* woold.i

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�. Morris, Med Bat. Praaiar, While
Hat, 10 tacks ebet-eet elder lea,
BrifcaU. Braves. I t meet raw,
Ott, -Cleats, Kioto. Phillies, I I
Barcar, Brarw
A b u a k r , Ttgere, Bpaacar, SeaaSara, I f tack.

Central Florida Baseball League
will play m wal| la their acheda M games aa (Map do la practice.

thaaiasm that baa marked each
practice aeeaUm at Municipal Park’
during tka pact fo«l daya, kaaaball
fane hare will hare na complaint
la make aa to tko brand of boll
Cold waatkar kept1tka .400 hit- which will bo faraUhod thorn.
Ura Idla yeateiday with l f » atThat conclusion waa taacka.1
caption af Berger and 8p*near. lata peatardajr afternoon after a
Barcar af lha Breves, who w u
Had with Alexander of tho Tiger*.
fara yesterday's gama, dropped
10 third *Uce by falling to gat
a Hit la throe trlpa to tka pUU.
Sponsor af Ik# Baaatora kept 00
kta ffna work kr drlvleg o*t tbraa
klU la (Wp tripe. Tho laadara to
d a t a : {
■
rtajrrr and Clab O A ll R II A rt
Alaiandar, Dot. I I 41 4 IB .4&lt;J
Vnemlk, iodlaaa
I I t I IT AM
Bargar, B|»fVs
l&gt; 44-1 10 A U
Hornsby, Goba
10 40 11 IT At*
Bpaacar, B*pa.
IS 46 0 10 .413

30-DAY G R
PERIOD GI
TO TAXPA
( Continued Prom Fogs One)
■■k«d permission to more a honey
from A roe» Ho Avenoa to. Par\
Arenao waa notified that action
would bo hcld-ap until tho noitt
mooting.
A record of the disposition Of
Bdnd Tnutcea' fanda waa read

Dr. W. F.. hfacbouOAUU
k o p r a c t o b , Is
Ua reddsoca la I
8. Sanford. PIMM

LOST: Brawn famnia
Ilea dag, airman 1
-P A L- Pindar plensq-

LBPPLER APARTMENTS* 1IIB
Magnolia At*. Throe rooms aid
L.4L DL.*. CM
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VTTu,—

Flint‘ Rbetn la
amocking not
I pitched ibnt-oul ball til)
mhth, and allowed nine hits
‘Ike entire gama. The Card*
Several rooklet Including
, Blade*, and Martin. Tka
put them la'third place.
I, IB-fated Rskins Mat sojgame on nsesnat af pair
Mg when tk a . 0 lasts
bad them I la 4. Bit ran*
wren la the first laniard*
Q|aata. hatted.. H N M
la'ond Paa Ridge Day war*
* ta 'retire n waa la tkkl
b‘ Md while PhU' OstJIrea
Ifto tka game and stopped
Mnghter, kta ability to held
llentate two, raw aad t*
ihr hits far' Iba rant of lb *.
'wont-to wests, far - Ike
f Verges hit a bemer fa*
4M,- aad ga4 a doable and
to lead Ike elaggrre far
'tha only' American tongue
pi tke.qeuetora went Into a
W second place with the
psa^ when they defeated' theps
B In.IB Inalnge. The Reoators
llbd Pennock. Plpgraa aad
M far 14 hlU, whit* the
H alrkqd the' hfferlnge Of
lay, Taescher, Crowder awl
N far IB hits. Byrd hit a hom#

and extremal* cold wcsl
M all other big . leak

Par ah Mjeyabla craning which
la dOridSdly different wa aoggaat
that’ pea run oter to Orlando ts&gt;
night cad rtalt tka Waat Central
ptragt JwwUltf. rilaya whora tho
Celery City Team will go into aetlsn tonight at hhoat 4:00 o'clock
In aa effort to regain ascend place
In th« dtp tcpgve. Bowling reach­
es a high staid of perfection In tho
City Beautify! for there are any
ndmhrr of reach players. Atten­
dance Is ahraya free to tho pnblie, and
BIM keen
BFVn but
HVe friandly
IIIBIHIIJ rivalry
exists among players at all tlmat.
The fltnforj entry, composed of
Eddie Bandar, and L. A. Refund,
Paul Pc sold, Prod and John Body,
Is coasiderad the meat papular one
In the league, aa wall aa the most
dangerous. The alley* are located
about ala doors In the rear .o f
Dleksoa-lvee.
Aa A teadated Praaa alary re­
veals tbit Ipat year tka Mg
leegnp al aggers had racked np
TB bamera ap tbraagk yrtlcrtUy
while this year they bad placed
oat f f , meaning that Iko Mg
seamed baseball mesas little te
Ike staffers aad la aa lively aa
aver. With ell the bite aad rasa
and everything, It la anr opinion
that there have bees mars I baa
enough goad pHehiag ■performaaeva 00 far this year ta Wear

which will ateha np the fleet team
placed Ip the field, will certain!/
be fagging at tka bath. '
■
Manager Kira gave tka bopa
plenty to do yesterday. Pleat a
atari limbering op mercies waa
run through, following which thi
boys all warmed up their pitching
arms. Pungo hitting, In whlfh each
player had • chance to roe* about
In tko outfield and enag high fly*,
saw ball after 1*11 caught wl«h
unJrring earn. Than a brisk In­
field workout and hatting practice
brought the day's work to a close.
Aa the club now abode, there
■ra two or more players for rack
po«t. In rack case It'o going to be
a fight far tka first place Job.
Back of tho plato you'll either
sea Bit! Ludwig or Pots Bchlrard.
At first baas, Bill Blggara or
Jack Peters will gat the call. Hec.
ond bat* "will be taken earn of by
either Bookie Bach or Eddie Band­
er, shortstop by Jimmy Wright or
(icorga I Match, third baas by. Roy
llarrlaon or Phil Mdse, and In lha
outfield, Buddy Lake. Bob Avery.
Jlrri flpenter, Pat -Miller, Bernl*
Poobton, Emil Amaaen, Parka
Hunter, Alton Hunter, John Weav­
er, Clyde Chapman, Leonard MeLoras aad a newcomer from the

ploytrn kitting at that pace,
while so far, there are sale flee
rognlar players who are able tit
maintain sock n high mark.
Walt All) tarnmar cornea aad tha
barters are la real shape. If they
deal barn them across after
gritlng a real grip an the ball,
we mlae n gweaa.

the mound duties, with Bed Lako
and Emil Ammon aa relief .pitch­
ers,
&gt;
Not a tingle. Job' la cinched
though, with tho eaceptlon af Uta
pitching staff. All the feel af Urn
players will have'te prove'their
fielding and batting ability during
tha rret of the weak. You fans
who want te so# some bustling
ball-playera ought ta tome eut ana
afternoon thin week. Pm «t\i be­
gins at 1:00 o’clock, sd&gt;4 continue*

Wa base' had several telsphoaa
rslb af lata ti»m fhHe Uallfr reanils a! beeahall games played.
We have In each case Mggested
‘ k*» ‘ h*P fk" “ * #r
Tha
Hmokehow. where each day at
about 1:W o clock, all ,ecaroe of
big league and American AaaoeiaUan games are potted on a bul-

i^ .t sl.htl the dlmciaiu of lha
|M (M met Bt Daytona and made
niMll .rrangement. far tha Uagua
DeLand officially open*
lh# season her* neat Sunday aft#nWMI kt SiN .'dark. A achedadopted providing for a
tpHt Mason. Ike fliet half
of
whUh (IM|a on Buaday, July B.

P W fiM W S ' V

. Banford t
-You have roquet tod tho Bond­
holder*. Proiocilva Committee to
permit you during tho entrant
year to appropriate and pay ( I )
1400 for tho purpose of continu­
ing tho services of an assistant
librarian, ( t ) 12600 far maintain­
ing the municipal golf course, and
fS) 11000 for publicity purposes
through the Chamber of Com­
merce of lbs Cltp of Hanford, ahd
that such appropriation! and pal*
manta bj eliminated from tka

csrtlricaie embrace* ike Collowint
described
proper!/ • slluatsa ’ la
* * 1 . . '# M c a 'r. r f m s w te'w tti
• L a ta , l i t and Ilk , Banfa park.'
Tk a M ia land betas aaaecacj at Iba
Sale cf lb* lasuaaaa of l e * eertL
g w j v j . a ’ be bamc cf t'nknewn.
Th a i M ora r . Hoyle uarebacer of
«/** of Tam Certificate N a
»»t
f f .'I4 J w I " 4 Har of. gala A. p .
1111, has fils* » i d s e r tir W * la
toy office ead baa m*4* ape I Ice,
tlaa fee T a t he. | fa leeae la ttr.
eerrUnro with law, hal* rer'iflralo
om braret. I be folliiwluo HoaortkA)
ago perl r aliuate* la UehtliwleCvWri.
U , Florida, to.w li: '
J J U l a I I I ead l l l Boafe Park,
T V aojd yaad kola# haaaaaed at lb#
data af the Isatis nos, of ea.n cent,
flea I* la III* name af l!»k s »w a .
The I
_JOeyM UaiwSsser el

C Z L U T LANDS FOR BALE;
..Ready for calory crops, per­
fectly drained I, 10, or moyo acres
Na cash required from raapoaaibb bayara. Prank L. Ferguson,
Ratal Valdes.7

BUMMER &gt; N D winter blooming
Buddie In plants. Also Zinnia,
Marigold, and other
summer
blooming plants. A. K* RnsseL
tor. Florist. Teleohone tltf-W.

aa*. baa made aapllcatlon far pita
Hoad te.laowo la srcoM esr* wlih
law. 'no&gt;4 &gt;00 r 11 l i r a be oau
K m
ib* . f o l l o w la g vd X

THE ARCADE
BUSINESS.
DIRECTORY

OAsiscsrs.
BARBECUE

provide $1.60 for bond debt serv­
ice for each dollar*you apprm
prists In the manner abevq men-

the excellent 'progress you have
mads In carrying Into of foal .tko
terms and spirit of the above
mentioned understanding am son
rengement, the committee U willtag to defer ta year Judgment na
to I bo advisability of tho in­
creased expenditures above mentolned and to waivo Its right ta
the requirement that you nrovlds
11,60 for the committee fOf'etch
dollar you so •appropriate aad
pa/ for either af the above men­
tioned purposes.
“ Aa you art aware, the com­
mittee has recently Instituted
proceedings In Iba United Slats*
District Court for tho purpose of
securing tha application ait'prof.
Its from the city waUr pleat

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pone af water bonds which -'era
Included In one of the Judgments
against tha. city. Tha committee
regrets tha neeeulty af ‘ hating
to commence any farther litiga­
tion which might be construed as
Indicating n want af harmony
er co-operation between you nnd

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alii* of thfc share of • jingle New York
n alt tfaa lore In.JOod£-values*.
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f«r*Udef, a w drained, la they will be, very UtUt fallow but ho had am*
bare * million acre* o f land more fertile Iraordlnsrily big teeth, red.‘ tho
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a n tn
mmenoel r better by Its* whiter visitor*
a do only a few year* ago. It beuaea
them Uttar, five* them better roads
waterway* for their boat*, and chart**
I*, much teas. 1 ‘
, ' ' '
ekolngiy owy to get to. Five year* ago
Ofl* continuous p*Yfd hlfhway aouth[ton. Now one travel* on'concrete from
three* either by the Richmond route

)*{• i * w ^ikr~M kw ±*. N f
!Un trrr fatts unless
1Intend*
U. Teddy would act fluaUrsd,
then collect hi* dignity and Strips
amend and i i h i U th* tank on
Mo hack. Whoa (hot* w o n ’t
enough human* around to maka
It worth wklla for Taddy to put
on hla act, ha would paaa the
time by annoying tho other era
Ilona. Tho largort eon lloSi nsmod
Haywood Broun, nearly Ieat Mo
od out oTa3 .proportion* to th* *MWa i*had baraueO TUddg hop* mwah*
o Oeor*ta (where there wa* not a hfg ap and nipping Mm on' the

Ion lllllo to tho cress,
m*a tall the alary o'er,

of ihdMi

or ilta,

onto Iho mountain pook
trth tho dmort tOrrtflM.
&lt;*- .
I ill /.,
hlmaelf a fafiun m o m ,
it path*pa soma trivia

of th* * United
more refl comv
ly for friendship's oak#
r from tba daptko may

dOTtUmh.

day her l
strategic ]

* barn changed la ire*

SVr v .

tM ; palhway».‘ !tW Ul*
•d UtUa undarrtood

M

raorted, or aa r‘
frUnd" caoM
to kaal oat hU
Th# business par*

■

Pricv* on tho
rang* from Ho t
Of flea boys, call*
slcnogrmpboro r
plain caret*, for l
largara who aUi
few banned velui
. % » ! * nusllllcL
ftHyuH,

ad- five years ago but today there
f the Mat, travertin* the gnat, state
der), and on to'th* southemmo»t tip
fea st Key Wait, n o r ld Z J lW * are
n* from the North Into ftoriM then
are ago, more trains and better, rtrnnaportatlon lines realize thuV Worlds a
•gun to dawn, and tbajr' « » . seeking
entry against the ftivltaUe time
the Gulf of Mexico wQI take on new
closest to thr Nicaragua &gt;CansI.
S Gulf country -art just beginning,
advance from practical
Isolation
thfn a generation. They have passed

\°W
,lng

not only wintered hla
for the p u t'd e m tf ywW but hi
thfeht iti1prectlcany evrcy othi
that pregtmlv* city1 Is' famous.

h sv a a . Jot si

'or governor i

looking unhappy and riding Mgh,
tba keopar gKaa them etoiwt ItW &gt;'
■taad of flah for auppdr and ro•tare* their prids. Last folf *n ■
unuiual number of rack, supplied 1 *
to tho AquaHom. aa* Jlenn Hmf *
a strung* effect. The other four n,
•ci lions rods higher and high* K
or, but Uii* Trddy began to act 1
ttty hU contribution# more and more Ilk# the subnur,
have Included' an art too. Nautilus until finally bs was *
ave found the follow* hauled off. tho. bottom .neatly -•
drowned and giro*, a amply gal*

tbe Opening, of the John and

^!J^Tk.w,dLrJ ^ mt«i,i ^
W wrmpon he ilU fvrtM twelve

pounds af rooks. Being llrelUr,

[hgl 1n the south and will
to ffl Florlda vUltor*. Writ
&gt;iw*Ma,of touritte to Sara
n«ih more an objoct of Int
gre Jchool,-with teacher*

wot* odfmrtalMd at a "charming
homo of Uru, Us fry Ward. Gamta

marvelous Riagiing Muoaunt of
inh ere IS to M aaoocktcd
n a d S S K w t h a art bwtr
if cotlua toitruclor* and w&lt;

K i J W t i K i f papeMj jvbat bopMHda. tat It woo, finally. P*bllakadrator.han, aooiawkat kmtv&gt;
H r arpargntod. The aaporgnlad
I t M edition . woo ,an rwoemouo

garasotm’fl Art Museum

'» Chihco* For

(M M?car^ypJ^red

�•NK8 DA1

Troth Seekers Claea
Has All-Day Outing
. i

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A m all-day outing end fUh try
» * * enjoyed bjr nwmkn of th*
If your spar!meat I* Wry* k m

Air* games for Ik* h**&gt;- Methodist Church on Monday nt

PRESIDENT

rsonals

Ida Woodrich, of 0i
wad Uia guest for th*
Mr. and Mr*. Hmi
• at their home an P

who • pent'the winter month* hart,
PC* new Maiding for aoraCal
meotha at Wilmington. N, C, Tlmy
plan t* return her* next winter.
' fir , and Mr*. T. A. Vince*, af
MUIbroek, N. Y., and Mr. and
Mr*. B. A. Kant and daughtar,
DOROTHY FE1NRRUG *'■, Caroline, of Winter Park, W*r* lb#
dinner gueat* laat night of Mr.
, s t a t e c o l l e g e f o r w o - and Mra. Clifford Walkir, 111
MSN, Tatlahnaaee, Apr. 17.— Wert Thirteenth Street.
Oorolb, Kelnbecg, of Quincy, a
PM Kappa Pkl student. It pres Ident of the Delta Phi Epetlon
rororlty at the Florida. State Callego for Women, the fortuity hav­
ing, the klgbaat echolanhlp averMember* af th* Co-Ed Clan of
age #o th* campus.
tha P in t Methodist Church en­
V P*lta PM Epelloo wmi founded joyed * wcincr roast at Evened*)*
t. Washington Square Col leg* of Park last Thursday craning.. Im­
Taw Torfc University In 11117 and mediately after the guaata ar­
th* chapter at the Florida State rived at the pafk welner* war*
College ftr Women int,ailed In roe*ted and lemonade wa* (erred.
ISIS. Th# eerority echolarahlp
Those praaent were: Mr. and
fund, eel* blit had In ISIS, makes a Mr*. George Sima, Mr. and Mr*.
baa ponlUe each year to a fresh- Paul Radford, Mr. and Mra. C*ri
maa stall ring * college In which WUIhua*,
William*, Mr. ■and
■ ■Mra.
■ ■ Earle
Delta Phi Epallon ha* a chapter, Kipp, Mr. an! Mrs. Tod HJaly,
tlKWWN Maude
MlMUCH" VRrraWBf,
the P
Mt**e*
Carraway, flinw
Alice
Delta Phf Epsilon girl* *r* IGF
round in neatly all of th* hon­ Gooding Me Kim. Mary Cobt&gt;. Re­
orary fraternities on th* rampu*. becca Clark, Florin* Terry, nnd th*
Helm Bloat, of Jacknonvllt*, who Rev, Carroll Varner, Judge R. W.
terted e* nil toe of the Ueue of the Ware, teacher, William Coleman
Tallahassee Dilly Democrat edit- ami H. B. McCall.
id hy the college Journallem de­
portment, |* a member of Alpha
Chi Alpha, 'honorary Journal.ill:
fraternity, whit* Dorothy FeinRr MRS. ROT HOWELL
berg, of Quincy, I* a member of
Phi Kappa Phi, general scholar------" r and Eta High* Phi
riaaslral honorary. •
Members o f tit* sorority Include:
Florence Adelson, Tampa; Dorothy ; FHnherg, lima Felhberg,
Quincy; Ruth Glaaair, Went Faint
Beach; Renee Gordon, Birdie'Knit,
Flerame Agin ter, Has Ultnbech.
Beatrice Floifnhirg, Miriam 1/ctbwrlfa, iTempu: Malvina Klepper.
JtannelU OMln.ky, Helen Bloat,
Faye Safer, Jaelmonvllla; Rosa­
bella Reher. P»lra Bench; Ida
Weinstein, St. Auguatlne; Jualth
Birokraut, Miami: Itoe* llnd J*.
fate, Starke; Tohlah UvtU, Tar­
pon Springs; Chat http Roaanhtrg,
Plant City: Dorothy Roth, Miami;
Flerenr* Soekla, Mulberry. Florearn Steinberg, of Tampa, b a
phdga of the sorority., •;
Btldgrmau and
Dnhton.

Church Co-Ed Class
Holds Weiner Roast

S

Bride Given
Monday Night

LAKE MARY

Gog the evening th* card
y hearts, wu* enjoyed hy the
a, Mry. Harold Appteb, reIJklgh.neaa* priua, a framed
wt*e, while the lew ecor*
cm Jdctqr*. went to Mra.
r Steel*. Th# roe as* when th*
P U n wirr* enjoyed were
Utod fee the orvaalon with
JUee-af eprlng ft*were. ,

Mr*. Oari H

School's Honor Roll
Announced For April
The following pupil* of the San­
ford Grammar Hchaal have been
placed an the boaer rail far th*
month *r April: Roam I, N. A.
Herkey, Key Lord, Ilgrry Je*
Idnartk, Mack William*,
Voile
William*. Jr., Helen Aker*. Ana
Btaottt,- Donna Morgan, Mildred
MatNff, Jean Earn and. * Daphne
Tpkach; Room I, Rickard Lund,
gatef, Metro Psrkln, Dorothy Wiggta*,,*ad Alice Rivera. Beam X,

witnth* following
N a ll# Rinqueficld,
n, Thai ala Lowe, Oris
James
Baamlrrs, Avia Sen
-n, llilli*
Cochran, Bart* Hal
Mnagrarr, Roog Wh
Mrs. J. H. ITeweG
visiting her aag qg
and Mr*. Bop Ha

la* Philllpe, Lattla fihai
. Van Naae aid Dei
left Wed
Ball* bury,

appearance of an EmpceaaT ■
aMa. A mala feature of tha ]
will bo an Interfiling foal
teean, while all other aeeaaa
bo laid In the Zet. PM pan
The following i. th* root of
character*: Corinn* Cameron, president*!
the Beta Phi lorority— Margaret
Varner.
Theodora Van Dyke, college phi
—Chriatrw fitoodenmlr*.
Bettin* Burton, college gtri —i
Fiancee Peoraen.
. Marian Meredith, a. would- b*
Journalist—Mary Maxwell.
Kora, th# maid—Mary Hurt
QayU Overton, th# rhapirone—
France* Wilton.
Motile Moore, freshman — Ca­
milla Deal.
Courtenay Calhoun, popular
.pledge—Paulin* 8 loudenmlra.
Robin jlopd, roller* boy—Mel­
ton War*.
Allan tee—Ale* Sharon.
Hal Harlan, *tar of th* Fair­
mont football team — Hendrix
Lyle*.
Uahy Lynch, alumnue—Murray
Banner.
Rath Remington, Sot* Phi alumno— Marjorl* Forreot.
Jennifer lane, myttary— Mary
Dlgbtan.
Billy Brenridge, alar o f
Uio
Stonecreet football team— Fulton
Ifw ler.

Baverely Scott, millionaire—JulJohn Wallaca, former football
player—Stinson Klnlaw.
Gordon Gray, dalacllve—Forrest
May.
Cedi* Shirley, prospective fresh­
man— Gen* Laney,
Rector — John Brown.

Woman’s Guild Gives
Party Monday Night
Twenty table* of players attend­
ed tha aubacription bridge party
given Monday at the Episcopal
lanUh bouse on Magnet!* Arena*
by th# members af the Woman'*
Guild of Hriy . Croat Episcopal
Church. Mr*. A. r. Connolly, gen­
eral chairman af the affair, was
assisted by th* following India*:
Mr*. R. A, Newman, chairman re­
freshment committee: Mrs. J. B
Brouse, Ubia committee: Mr*.
John R. MacDonald, advertising;
Mra. F. C. MacMsHon. caahUn and
Mrs. A. E. HIIL chairman of deri­
vation*.
joyed and at a late hour toon*
were added aad prise* awarded.
High score contract aria# for the
ladles went t* Ufa. B. R. Dlgkton
while Mra. A. r. Connolly received
recond high score. Among
the
men Jaihn Ivey waa given high
score contract print aad Randall
Chaaa second high ***** contract
prit*. Mr*. D. D. CaMwetl waa tho
recipient of lew *c»ra prise among
the rontract player* and Raymond
Phillip* tew were pete* among the
suction player*. Tha Rev. H. Irv­
ing Lauttlt received high aeota
prig* among th* maa gaction play­
ers whfl* Mrs. 0. 0. Kiel I wa*
th* red plant af Ugh gate* prise
among the ladlaa. Mra. IL A. New­
man nnd 0. F, Smith were pre­
sented with aaooad Ugh acor*
prises ameng the aartlpn player*.
Far rotting high M n . T r . Whit­
ney. Jr. received a pvtae.
Th* priaaa ware donated by
Kpeat A Sea, J, C. Feaney Co.,
(tented Drug Company, Union
Pharmacy, I#nay's Drag PUro.
Mi-Lady^ theppi, and Edgewood
Flower Rhea;
Farming a eatteble eettlng for
Hi# table* ai playera waa the par­
iah hooae which wag decorated 1&gt;r
tha accaalea with gwantitU* of
wall aad float haaheta ftlted with

portal cel
recently
, M. Papwsrth,
wa. Mr*, j. F
I R. MarJDoneU,

f party. If the
«
thehorn* of Mr*. J. H. Coeran on
wiled you might poo* F*«r
H id and alart card, th*ck- Coat Omara Aron** with W. D.
►w domino gamed T •*** tM* Hoolehan In chant* of th* flab
(ly.wlnki. Thou k a n y w triad fry. Kollowin* dinner th* bualM on* of throwing card* Into P nsaa sasalou waa conducted by
hat* If nri, this U p good Up * U
Mr*. Georg* Mrf'mw whit* Mr*.
4a IL
*? Place a hat hettomitd* op about P. D. Parker lad Ui« devotional.
'twelve or fifteen feet away, take By way of bringing th* business
a pack of card* and tty (try) to aaaalon t* a cloaa Mr*. F. R. Mltflip the card* on* at a Una In th# chall * * » • an Impreealv* prayer.
Tboa* present war*: Mr*. E. M.
hat. Pc, known a group of peo­
Hickman, Mr*. Roll)* Mia, Mr*.
ple 11 apend hour* at thlq game.
Foe rsfreahmtnte. Invtt* year Alma Rnbbnch, Mr*. C. C. PHeat,
eta into the kitchen when* Mr*. A. D. Shoemaker, Mr*. W.
te la a loaf of white bread, one U Clark, Mr*. P. D. Parker, Mr*.
R. W.’ Turner, Mr*. A. Cerhovsan,
of brown, a pound o f butter,
ebeeee, jelly, hardboiled egg*, A Mr*. W. C Flridr. Mr*. W. I).
'caif opener, u can of pork and lUHrhan, Mr*. W. t. Ilu(h*y, Mr*.
bean*, coffee and rookie*. Pil* old T om WIIUm m , Mr*. Rea*I* Mutrhl.
kU»err pie tint, paper plate* and MO, Mr*. George Cowan, Mr*.
IlnNrnpi nearby. Everyone ge.a T. A. Batter. Mr*. R. J, Allen,
Mr*, d. R. Camp, and Mr*. F. R.
whar he want*.
Mitchell.
Abo Mr*. Byron Squires, Mr*.
O. W. Spencer, Mr*. M. E. More,
Mr*. J. M. Moye, Mr*. W. M. Medm , Mr*. J. D. Parker, Mr*. 4.
R. Rinehart, Mra. K, II. fiqulrae,
Mr*, W, M. Tlllia, Mr*. Georgia
Hart, Mra. C. E. Chorponlny, Mra.
I t F. Cronahaw, Mr*. T. K. Wilton,'
Mra. J. R Crawford, Mr*. (I. A.
MENUS
Radford, Mr*. L M. Telford, Mr*.
Luncheon
U Grow, Mr*. Ben Monroe, Mr*.
Che*** Omelet
W. E. Well*, Mr*. Jam** Hickaon,
Creamed Celery
Mr*, J. II. Pow*ll, Mr*. W. A.
Apple Sauce
Raynor, Mr*. John Vaugkn, Mr*.
Cookie*
John Alden Brown and Mr*.
Cocoa
Georg* McCram.
AUo Mr*. Carroll Vainer, Mr*.
IJ m and Barjv
0. J. Pope, Mra. W. C. Dekle, Mr*.
Creamed Potato*«
C. H. Smith, Mr*. J. W. Rnthtedg*.
Cabbage and Celery Rnlad
Mr*. W. D. Meriwether. Mr*. J.
.
Banana Gelatin
If. Cow*n, Mr*. Icills Went, Mr*.
Beraragw
C. L. Thom**, Mr*. John F. Pearion, nnd th# following dinner
MRATIJCM MBA Ml
«oe*U. F. R. Mitchell, Ben Mon­
Meat la a favorite food among roe, W. E. Well*, John Alden
English and American people, who Brown, George MeCrum, the Rev.
consume more of II per person Carroll Varner, O. J. Pop*. J. II.
than any other nationality. Though Cowan, Judge R. W. Ware, W, 1),
moat of u* insist upon n majesty Hr&gt;oI*han, Tom William*, Georg*
of turn)* built up about a meat Cowan, and Rollie Ml*.
entrea, both economy and. health
will ha served by preparing *n
ounce* af cheee* I brought a food
orrational meal lee* meal.
chipped or cheese gralor and mttNat atl of th* useful protein* Ing with a thin white eauc*. TMa
are contained In vegetable*
*&gt; ehould be set over ho*, water and
fubetltulea, but fortunately thr stirred until thorn and aauco are
missing one* can be obtained In thoroughly blended. Seaton lo
milk, cheese and egg* without thr toil* with mustard -it piprika.
organic arid* and other aubstanre* This makes a quick autwtl'ute for
which sometime* cause doctor* lo long “*u gratia" p rxvu n .
bar moot from some of Hielr
patient’s diet*.
.
The housewife problem, then.
In preparing meatlar* men)*, I* lo
collect an assortment of dlrt-i ant!
menus to appetising that the ab­
sence of meat will not be n illred
hy th* family.
A t Intervals, or rour*#, a plain
vegetable plat* ran b# rowed!
string beau*, small beets, a boiled
potato, carrot*, broccoli or **utlflower, boiled cabhoee. spinach,
pepper* stuffed with corn. Ilaw*
ever, If auth a menu turn* m&gt; toe
rHQWBt i y n -wtU-cenaliily Intug
a prut*it from th* family.
| m and eheea# will fiindvh
th* boat maUrial* for patting
flavor end aabetane# Into a meatIre* maai. Such dl*h*e aa Spanish
egg*' roeoncile .dlnera to the rh-

K

P*C*aL the onion In the butter for
about five minutes, add th* chop­
ped tomato aad cork another lire
mlmrtpa. Pour la the egg* and &gt;•* •onlnga and scramble them. Turn
than!' M l sn a hot plalter r.nd
garahk with tract tralngle*.
Iaftadiante i On* and one-half
™p* dry IcMney beans, g tablespaeRa salt, 1 to ~T rups grated
rbaaag^ t tebleapooni ch raped onbean* I I hears. Cook tra­
in water la which the rail
M dissolved. Dral.il rbept
i*n, cheee*, hread crumbs,
lit If weeded, and sneegh

vtdaallty I
imtantlygl
distinction.
Mr*. P. Paul at her baa
111R Park Arm. Phone lit
affaln under a rommlnlon af fire
re* Menu. The preient board 1*
(ompooed at five ree'denta and
fir* atata official* making up tMa
Internal Improvement board.
Conalderatlon of th# proposed
workmen1* cnmpennatlnn Mil w »i

Don’t

1-t cap cashed grsia
A M
cep chapped
te, I 1-f cap* milk, 1
bad crumb i, 1 4 teas4 teaspoon |&gt;*p|wr, 14
prika, 1 egg.
■ through a skre, rut
gaR pi****, then -amPtehtea. Add te them

Judge

thg’j

Hy when you can^f
para price I ThU ii'J
tha only yardxtleks
hy which w g a i k '!
you lo ntemturc our lumber offering* for tY«ry butMb
ing and repair purpoac.
*
: Kflj

Phono

8th and French

II

Buy No Tire
b efo re yon
see this new
Lomgmr Wmmr•
#Nf T ire! • • •
Deluxe In appearance |
deluxe In p e r fo r m *
once! A new and high­
er “ stan dard l i r e "
value ep tab llah ed by
Goodyear.

it

fV
A
•\ ^ “ 7 *

All-Weather
— Balloon

Ingredients: fill egg* o.mlen
slightly, one large tomato chopped,
one small union chopped, one tobiaspeonful butter, on* teaspovnfu L M t, one-eighth teaspoonful

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Llettn GREAT
IMPROVEMENTS

NOW SELLING a t HISTORY’S LOWEST PRICESl
. Member Independent Merchants Assn.

W IL L A R D B A T T E R IE S

�manm

. Um ■sonata campaign
nmltUM voted yesterday
•w.: It* Inquiry Into tho
Smith tampolgn etpoudtho southern Methodist
(mono •dorixkm by tho
mlttecmen prevented!
fp v - further hearing*.
-Nye ,withhold any fp4 ,a* to vritneooos.
Ny*. o 'North Dakou
L Bo m tor* Dole, ■ ReVermont, and Wegner,
rat Nam York, atWaded the
f . Senators Patterson, Ho.
in, Missouri, and 1X11,
rat, Waihlngtofl the other
omnbora will not bo hero
■ •ext
W H .Monday,
M I W M i f . whon
w i r n u tho
a t&gt; w comv w o saa atari* a two-day hearing
ropoood rovlalon of tho rorprsetlead art.
I said BUhop Cannon would
a called rot this Umo." Tho
A lA railing the question re►wbother the committee had
(I .right to prorood with the
ft,, reqhexted on opportuni­
stppssr and orguo tho point
Lbpmiitee decided to conUnrouMn'l “ Intorprat' Bltlicp

ill . augment," Nys sold,
lag anything pther,th»r»-iu
Jon of roadlnood to appoir
IJcrhnnOtW* ■datarailnef It
U l r t W f * ! df*fffd jw 'ljt IU

iigk •tho chafch loddor will

shop Cannon holds tho comi f Is proceeding under a
U resolution g/anUng powers
i cun bo delegated only to a

4 J#rr.

w campaign fonda commute*
»ifla . first i and only hearing
bo Cannon eoi* but February,
■hat.time, half, a daaoo bank
im worn questioned aa to
Brta maintained In tkolr.la­
tinos br tho cburohifianl
is committee will Investigate

Ono of the fashionable spring
weddings In Paris wai that of
Milo. Aline Allot, daughter of
M. and Mmo. Ile m Alios, to M.
Mas Gad*la. ft - was of apodal
fashion significance In t h a t
shades of bluo wore used not
cnly for bridesmaid*’ frocks but
for tho bridal gown.
Tho liltor was designed after

the model from tho, Worth col­
lection railed "Marchs Nuptials,"
and Is of vary pale blue crops
raUn with matching tulle rell,.
&gt; Tha bride*maid* gown ahawn
at loft Is of tbs same pals bluo
trope aatin with Juliet cups of
a trellis work of dark blue rolrot.
Tho
llftlo girl attendant'*

frock U In crop* satin but a shad*
darker than the bride's gown, and
ah* wear* a small matching,any.
Madam* Derr* Alls*, mothor
of tho bride, carried out this col­
or cehom* by a dross of dark
bio* taro and a small cape of
tho aamo lace, with dark bloa
hat.

Smedley Butler Is WATSON, AMOS
Suggested As Man TO BE PRESENT
To Corral Sandino ATHISHEAIONG

wilful violation of law, ho will bo
tmpsarhod."
Hoblneau sold tho commlttao
Vos not iMluOdfMV tha InBWIdoal
casoo of Amo* or Watson.
"We aro considering whothor a
man esn exerrloo'hl* rancor by
laying sets of Impeachment on tho
table, act aa a pro*eculor and ac­
cusing wltnes*, then go on a fish­
ing expedition ta tho ombarraaament of the auto's political struttore." ■&gt; ■ -- &gt;•
The Ilouoo wax 47 to «0 In
furor nf admitting Watson U S
prosecutor and sritnoia. The ques­
tion of odmjtting Afflgfc- BP am.
other motion, was adopted without
n record vote.
.
.The ropvsaontollro disapproval
of altompta:to tom tho nous* bf
roproaontotlooo Into a commlUo*
of tha -whole aad. to consider tho
evidence on the - Impeachment
charges from the floor.
Tho Investigating commlttao
will start IU aocret sotslon, .with
proaoatatlon of evidence by WaUoq
Thursday U-ght-.Lj , , )v»,

(Coatlauod From Pago On*)
f rrotlaned from Pa|* On*)
arsgua was a passing one, but aald ho would bo derelict in kli
ho devoted n^oot of hU -Ulk to duty If.Ji* did not trj't*.Md*thlpn*
donounclng soviet Uussla.
the dictator"
V •
"The rnmm'ltso la trying to lay
URHKNVIU j C n . C.,. Apr. W 'down rules which would mluda
-r-(AP)—OotJ. - flmsdloy U. Ihit- ma from-the witness ^skamker,
1#r declined to eoiqment’ y**t*r- which would tl* m/ hands In Um
da,.'upon ihd. suggestion of Rop- proagniatlon of ovldawn rogalnat
rrssnisllvs FUn, mad* In a t’lu- tho comptroller” ho concludM.’
rsgj address, that the fighting jtul.in.-.u, i»c la ln ln iu h a L *iL aon thought the eommittro action
arat no wTlH'1 Inilructlona
to unfair, argued for hi* 'exclusion
I* "clean up" tha bandltf.
csrept an a wltneoa.
■f
"That’s Ham Fish," Butler tsid
"God knows where w* will.end
I vh&lt;w» trid af Um N ow York rop- If tbs vagaries of political office
raosnUUro's ataUmsnt.
may Im brought bar* to contort
»
ra* merino offlatr, hsro to this House Into, an Irapoachmagt
IMvWllror.u lecture, declined to aoy Irody oirluslvrly, and to lha exclu­
sion of conxtrucUva rovanuo," ho
" liter*.
•
•
“ You hoya hava gotton enough aald.
* pul of m* In Ih* last week,” ho
" I f Krnest Amu ha* dona any*
iking In hi* office whl*k Indicates

fiOMKWllAT CONTr AD

iBY

DESIGNS

of Pleroeg- M i i l f to? roM ar th»
(.oMlbtlHlM efoM orfn r Inaio lust
ins*. wkftb ~ Z + t * ' W U roniuneratlro. !■ M t '«* • yv«T»
thoro w m many oumU'grower*
cropping try wtfb' a om a lr &lt; M
htrt snd thoV* -M D *y could prorun the m d ir the plant* and
rmild construct nay ptn^ i f sbott*r.
They know; nothing of Irrigation
or of iho^aMMUQI)^ of the soli
or of any regularly constructed
■ M or. roaowvaloty, aad- many
rrow Uio farm ttndri palrxloovdv
nr roTorwf ^Qa eoriwv peot with
honrfnr, ,Bd odly rotoad tho form
whon tho woathor mad* It pexilbl*.
Thaykaow noth** ay tho protoe
lion from twoali a ov dlaroaaa hat
grow thrm k&gt; nah wooUwv pe wai
rold onoptk to aIlow, thorn to bo
•hipped, and whoa H « a i rold
mooyh In tho Noith to mako a «Mmand. They did not ably hi. Bum­
mer aa thoy had no Iwi and thoy
ahlppod In oaatalmro of ovary doecrlption, rmdod'and beached In
vtrlou way*, andpocked oa oath
ono thought to bo tho boot auttod
to the customer's demaod. ^
Of tbet* brother*, thoro la only
ona living now and tho faro buxlnoaa I* now carried on In Herron
by hla wlf* and aoq •vndor tho
namo of tho Pvtor Pit non Font
and Bhypb Co. Magnus Herron's
aon told hla fathom’ Florida Intrraot and ratalna atlll hla aharv
In tho butlnraa In Now York. Nolo’
final acreage wa* thrvo acfwtanl
Prtdr owned sight aerta thrvo
yaam ago at tho Umo of hla
death. § „ . *
•
Theta men uaed the moek land,
or mixed muck.with row minora,
for tho preparation of tho ooll for
tho plants.' Tho pIonia worn set
tut on boda and aldad In.with ten
Inch hoards and tho plants wore
on a tovdl with the top of theme
bo* nit,
Thoy finally determined that
potash was what tho land needed
moot, and onco.n year thoy would
put on tomoJGnd of fertiliser the!
contained
ittor from
what oourr*. This wai of course
hi tho mrig days. A* tho* yvors
went by, they loomed to use mixed
fertiliser and to do away with the
muck and to plant without tho as­
pen** of tho bed*.
■
From tho lUrt, they sold sprays
and It was con*Id*red a very un­
wise thing to do to allow anyone
to purchase, or In any wsy obtain
aay af tho nianta or the death, and
never would they Intentionally lot
it ho known that the business was
a prosperous ona. Thoy. kept all
of their Ineloouroo securely looked.
Their first Irrigation-waa with
a boa* and a pump, and thou finalIn the aamo locality ua* today.
On* hundred foot of the boa* and
an* man was enough- Irrigation
during dry wgathor for sm sgv
which they had under cultivation
at that time. t
These men made more money
than they can muk* now, and thoy
all prospered and Increased for
man. year*, for everything grown
was shippei to tho market-Just
ta’ it p u cut from tha field, an I
thoro was no wsoto, aad far tftado
spray* they wore thou roeoivlM

t - n n M L .l t e

of a r r i v a l , v-.t
i-.v ■u\h:..t
Aftor tho onhaaga of *aU.
UOs nforuiag, the king and garni
wUI par t oo l * . to tmn-Aasaakoo
ohrtaoa H a Tsmk &gt;*&lt; ilhu^-Un’
known Rnldlor hi .ArUagtaa Ma«&gt;
lory aad htfha tomli hf Waahtat
ton at «o o a t Vernon.
trip. f t o fagal a t M e e f t l *
wlU be fired at Part.Myw,-Wi
will -bo mohiliaod W gravida IW
priata military haaiata.. P,v, .
jA

Brown lac* makes tho boleroIlka Jacket and tho deep skirt
noonr* In tho printed chiffon
roitum# llluslrafkd above which
la available In larger woman

r t a W _ 4 t a a « -a v e t k a \ l

may ah ha* pUata U» fro d t' pbd White Ilouee war,
Iho small fur collar la an mtor- U m B a J g l^ in lfll
rating featur*. Tho glovsU IUna:
trato tho araragv length for dag
wear* accepted by smart woman
In Paris.

planted these sooda ln bores, and ond&gt; still bo roid of eullwa.' ,
a« they grow'to plants ho trans­
Tho grvateat things hi Ufa art
planted them aad raised tho seeds scmetlme* the simplest. What U
from thus plant* as welL ft WSa greater than' tha sea or sky T,Yet
every parson fast* tho tmmenalty
he cannot fathom and enjoys, tho
myilory ho cannot comprobead. ;
Wo hsro arrived at a period in
our national oxUteoco wkoa-.we
are but on tho verge of. (sort and
msto remarkable advances, It 1*
cetry detail to p
a wonderful t h % * fool that « •
of tho
pictures are asp
He worked oa oisno until hi*
output r u one t o * ■ week, ThU
box of 1000 spray* ho carried four
mile* on u whoopjarrow to Okahbmpka to ship, ana rorolvod

of the Uautlful In U
hove the loro for tkli
Tho towlywlld Iewer
boapty, and w# eppra
m a c * rod lu wood

n o .n o per b e *.

Through tin fart of hla marketlug hi, fUrua far this amount, ho
Inters tied a Mr. Cltlotto, who advanevd him a small'amount of
money for a short time with which
he atrugglid oa I* • larger productlou- Mr. Jamoo had tho monopoly of this buaiasoa for lk poors,
Before ho died, oror 10 years i n ,
h* had drmoMtralad that hla viaIon or tha future had become oa
arrompltahad fact.
/ -

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Ik* beaut;
wondar of
rfunot i.n
"T fathom
bat he can
meruit, oi
aahlo;
HfUohs.
,W* ha*&lt;
tho amaao

and ill that la roqulr
proaonc* of i w ry one, ti
that Ik* evening will b

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r.Tha acbrdplo had bar
.wMMtVtftil coVor tha

for blmsalf In Yplakggod * round
and about larohurg, and from thi*
sourro the ;Industry Its* Spread
through the stats.fn o li and st%Uftlm Compiled
, by iho Fhirldo, «U U - fMri*^ •
3SC Growers ow'MOAerov, Loth
•kado. v ,
; -v - ;•
Investment ' Valu*. ’
fJ^nJ.OOO

"ir'-Ttsa'
2 r* * ! l * M

HATO jkoo

gluo, sdvrrtiring, laxm, frost

toftto^' repairs, fte.

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1

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ly the claim

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Baafll kit#. Chib
a d fy ttit; Studio prv,1L E/Cummlnga; 6.
id/, NSCi OilBcTlot-

.v # r v 2 .“
Orchestra; 7, Mother
or; R. Halsey Stuart,
I ^ M W Iit U A •Dt**' Col* Program,
[f^ lO C j lll, ET«ft Cheese, ( R T.); 7:90, Royal'a Poet of I
11' lB O C T B a A )'P ro g ra m ; 11;S0, A Hports Breadrastt 0,
Peru* Old Time Bern
W KUP-l-1Cahtertllle
[’ •' \ &gt;, Time 81(11*1*; 5:01, To bo An: *o*nced| 6:11, llawallan Shadows:
1:10, Organ Procram; 0, Herbert
t Hobne*. B*r|ton*; 6:16, Freddie
( M M , PUnlitf-&lt;i:«», Pauline UK
i&gt;- *#U, Vlellnlst; Edward Newrome.
» - * Masdlooe; fl:M, Sheriff and Police
B A R T 0 W ~ — ‘gmll
Jtap#rtf 7, B*Jt«*|1Currlo and fill cpenetl for butineas at
Pl#Hdi*n*| 740, Baseball Resultat Wilson sod Summerlin

A

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■y l a b * m o h r ii

I*—Alcehalic drtak

U —Prtelort mfohs
J#— Hawaiian wreath
I t —Uaworkrd metsi
99—Esprsestoe of

rr-afeST-,

. Assyria
M —Obeerva
IT—Ooeslo of free

It—Market

* t—llsbrsw meeser*
I * —Opera alar

&gt; 4 -Bor

ST—Pisces for wo“
ahM-\

IK—Thus

I* —Darke for bold

, M f coal
Id-Part of “to be"

hr Captain
L In three splendidly rveirlth SOnr*, Mrs. 11*I)*U
HVWTread
*'hfH» an encore, Miss Bttndartd beautiful piano andW llllle MU. Jean lf*&lt;tre­
MitcUeet^ott !ee t r l-v" r cake U
r&lt; Defltknic tafiothmenU of sandwkhee, caks end punch ‘ were
PrincIpalW. J. Wells o f Lyman
ichodTVtrnded Ih f stale mteUnr
principal, of kioridA ecbooU
held i t i l m f l B s owr the past
weekend.
Robert 8. Enltmlnurr Is spend
Inf the week on business throvfhout Pinellas County.
At.thp Avpf&gt;tr&gt;lHr\h Mat Sunday bdthjr Ihe -third In month.
there » M ptenchlnu by the paator,
and on Wednesday there was a
player and tnnBr tervhn conduct,
ed by Reverend R. W. Dlckert ssalsled by many fine sinter*.
New connected with Lonfwood
Rule Batik la R. P. Rdftn, for­
merly nf Oral*.
The Met of (he Winter visitor
horses it Kenilnole Rare Track
U ft Ibis week for th* porth, some
ruin* to 1-cxlnrlon, Kentucky,
other, to rcttmytvinla and Con­
necticut.
County Commissioner and Mrs.
C. B. Searcy are CntrrUlnlnf their
mother Mrs. Mary Holden l,onf*nbach of Inks Holden, OtMndo.
, Mrs, A. I’ iCtponl Menick at­
tended the annual luncheon of the
Winter Park.fMrden Chib on Wcdnesday noon at the Gbta estate.
Ml** Barber* Hunt who _ has
been very III (s slowly improiiinf,

Wrieegi meeting Nr# and -* «U
•MIm O* » u traniirled alU IT*
:MCta of the standing eommitltN*
|ftrtn and Hn. W sg rw r * f
Chaltmla dlituck c h a lm n , mkUUkd the new t,filter* ■« fo iN irf
Mr*. !*■■! D joUj u l’in | W. l «
M i u vie# pin; Mr*. Sam t n f ,
Sat; Mr*. W. Kltbe# historian;
Julia Geiger, trn. The banner w*a
Tea by ik# #-74th., grad* of
N u g e n t Lindseys Room for Jutth r Ui# most mothers and vM *r#
tk alliiHjaHna Bt ■L . - ■- **— - ’ A A
lnr allendance at the m*#llnc. A l
the aerial hmr refreshmenla'ware
j#tred by lha committee. Mi*. O.
Lindsey .Mrs. Joe Self, Mrs. Gesr-

« t the Baptist rhurrh Tnumday
aft* moon hadortn* their teacher
Mbs Marecaret Linde*A birth­
day, refreshments „ f rake, sandwlehea and fntlt punch were totead after cnioyinc
music andMU* Opal Peters who is aPendtof the business colkf* at DayIona Beach spent the smvk-enJ
arlth her mother. Eh# won lust
#Mm In n fast dlcUll ,H ciwlaat
Mat week.
Mlaa Pleda Pmnk||B w»„, j. t l .

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SarSS-JSyssiifSi
Immhw In ar«*urilftjh|Hn» w iih l i * m J ?
W t l f l r l u n n h ra iia u ! L*!# J f * 1*

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SHREVEPORT, Ml , April 2*— 7?rr Jfff* * ; ' * ■ » • * * N M » i m i | mi
I p ««f ||ip **• rill it u i* it.
IP )—(onlentitn that the pre- imlHiaoIm
i«f l.'uknnM II. TfiMt 4* 1*. W a u l
| d five rents an hour wax#
I ’ *«
f|iv» Sliel* nf Jill v A II t i » l
for Louisian*, and Arkansas •hs;
r
til.j,
%r ft ii’ e'Jif'
i
* mute*thin for
iin th# dyk#H of National rail­ t S i * S ? . J °
s r r u r e .n ^ i S ill,
taw. M M rv rtlfle s ls rm T.rsrrs it,,.
way
V
wage scale* was mad* yes­ tu U o w le g d ,s,.rlM p r s e iM r s u m .
terday by union represent stive* " i r i l u - ' 1" " " * * ° M * I»&lt; F l « i 14a.
ntpeelne
the rut at.* hearing liei
*&gt;' U » l IttVH of m w 14 iif ),,,,
- »hw* it. Township, IT Muuih
lia n a * &gt;« Ksst. IS a r t s .
grnry meditation board.
if ?
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ALBANY, N.
(A D -G ovew or
i-d the Cor noire wklerpowrr liill
yesterday, ronitnilUng (Its elate
to a *171.000,00# kydrooVriil
devrlapmenl “ f UlO Jit, L* wit me

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ta

All admtlataf b M
t# prefer claadfkaUaN.

MRA. ORO Carroll. Ilistrlrt man•par of Pauley llalprn Superior
Stnam •Cooker, w|&gt;hee two ladle*
Id astlat In atlllnu. Bo* “O. C."
O W j w W t ______________•

Poll RENT; wrll furnished down­
stairs a|mrlmrnt, four room,
and hath, rrasoiiablo rent. 418
Micnolla Ave.________ '

10—Forme For Rent
TO ADTBM TUKO
A B y r a i d reyreoeauthte
theveeihly familiar wtlk rates
r*Ma and ctaasl first lee will
five yen rempMte lafetautiesa.
And If i n * h h they will am
Mat yea la wordlag year want
ad t# make It mar* effective.

Kectlhn t. Township »
I tana* I I Mail, Itun ti.

Konth

I l l fi.
* K I S M ft. W , I I I It. K. to to * ,
t.ts acres. •

“ iiu.tMil in
W m, i •&gt;.writ:

County, r’l « r .

font. 191 nnd 131. Umifo l^rk.

'Tin* unttl In flit l»«*tnir *iMn»t*»rtl n| Ifir
italr- n| I|i«* Imuaiti't nf mucli « r f »
llfb'tit** In llie imuin of rtiktim i n,
Itm l W . W ,
Pol for,
p«rcti;»*rr
nf 3.95th ©f T mm t V r llf lm t i
Nd
&gt;99 dAlPfl I hr 3ml. ilny or Jtifo A

TOR RKNT: 6 acre* food celery
land, 9 sells near new Ire plant,
W. A. .Stapler rare Tire Shop,
Smfurd . Ave. . .
• ....

Cel Owl Far llaodj. »
Refertecee . /

2JI— A r r e n c c ^ o r ^ J M ^
CELERY LANII8 K )R SALE;
Ready for celery crops. IVrfeetly drained 6, 10; or more acres
No cash required from respon­
sible buyer*. Prank L, Ptrfuaon,
Hole! Velde*.
____________

tseuane* o f so rb r v d lf,.
In the Mama o f t* r .
Ilart..
" . M . r l 1 l f l . n l, ,t,,||
V*
scv-orilln* to law las
UrrH w ill Itaaa Ih r,ru n Bl, III, Sts
M ay A. I&gt; 1 * 1 1 .
vriluasa m y o ftlrle l
A ■' &lt; I f ) I «
(K H A LI

LOST; llluen female Kerman po FOR KALE: || flat lenor aatalie# dog, nnswris to name of
phone. A Bueschrr Imtrument.
“ PAL" Finder plrase pheno :tWhl. Goual .eondJIJon. 6511. Phone 413. c.

ruRNmJBjr

»r a. t T v m s . n

CDOY DOT DOPE

Cut Out For
Handy Kcfcrcnni
FISH end POULTRY
HEMINGLU FIBII 4k
POULTUY MAKEXT
Phone 009
Pish— t'klckrea

niCYCLRS ft RECAHtH

.T— AulnmohUeM

r D R IN K S L U N C lI E f T

POR HALE: tlnirk nutstor via
tonrlnr, wonderful bargain, first
150.00 u«u It. Hie Mrs. C. Knapp,
on Hanford A it._____________
Iwww SarvIcN
LANF.Y'H 0RUO BTORE—I’r#scriptimi, mngailnes, fountain
service,
PIIOMIT
drliveries.
PhoNa 101.

BUILDING IILOCKH—Irrigatloa
hocat and general rrmont wnrk.
5|lacl* Conrrefs (’A J. K. TsrOar of AimIt wlHiger, Prop. 3rd and Kim.
*

V. K INM'IILAKK
tltrra C ltru ll
NF«|I«MI|*
4'k

THE ARCADE
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY

LOST: Bolero Ja-k(t. Green, or­
ange, white *hd..hluv leaves on
rod nn,| white batkuround. Reward
e Irene tip I Hit MAIM *4#
K M t n lllA .
offerni, lent in front of VsUut
Nitlirr I n
n lvrii
Ihai
Hotel aUiut Hi 15 Sunday ninhL «T.Y1»K 91 H Thi-rolif
U V K IL im iih o io r of
Mry p in * Cdmetyn I’huio g*ioi. T m% rrrilfU^lfvNa tl3IT, ifou-d for

MODEL A .STANDARD F»td
Ceupo, A-l rondlllon. new rubb#r, 6960.00 Reel A Hons, Myrtlo
A ve,_____________________ _

r m is in t.

K fifc e Is borsl.y p lw n * h » ( W . W.
IM T T K II. p a i d i m i of T o s (\ r M (L
n i i So. ire . H o l d the tu&gt;. o r (il
July A. U. l i l t , hvs (HeJ M ill h i . To Nil rrw*J 11orm. l r Rn f »*##, dl*|
Irr**, mnrt
|M ffahh— I*
U O rs t * In si) i.f f l.*r. . ml b i t l u l l #
sp o llralln n l,.r 1s t tfrstl to Ii u k ' Is * e flrtlnt* or lUotftrtda KtfdllMl
*at*fo:,.
• * ,
a c re Utahoo w i l l law. Hoi# ,-m lM .
Ton. *m1 rnch o f ymi. ftfo* h&lt;
t'Slv i m B W m IS * rn tls w lo * d «s .
rrIM
ornoerly ilttistvd is K in l. niillfl&gt;.it ami miulrsd ■ la ■ pa
am ilalina anil itsiaamla whit*
nolo I’txrniy .Hturhis, In .w it:
or rltfter nf &gt;mi. mir tisV* af
lire, t i l l fi. .s o f NtV I 'or, of

th* *stale af NATIMIttN
KAItNItXIHTlI. itrressML faU
SianImil* f.&gt;lmty, KlorMa, 7#
tins. Jaa. II. Hharaa I’aiisir J
Th* salil Ianil loins n o o n l at ■if Mmili.nl. I'numr, at his s i*
is* oni* nf th* issuance of such th* I'niihir t'oiirlnou** In Has
iM *|Wrtnicnl end far. rarttflruls' In llm nuais of Hubert Hrmlnnl* iSiwnlr. rioCMis »
!inent. letnulcy Apart Rubin*,,,,
Iwrltn isnnlka from I ha. Sals
That W W . Putter, psri-h »n *r nf
*. lilts, nf rv tllric a ln So. It*, daled
I MiIs* Mateh &lt; lh ..A . II. Ill
Uauils Volins Ksrnwnri
1
11** aim.
PI si
Illy
lho
lm l. RRj
d a r at
Ju
ly.; &lt;•.
A . IA
M. llldft
till,
")imm fiird i»i i-vniriififw in my
lli r c u lr li af ihs Mslsts i
LP.PPI.EU APARTMENTS, 1X16 U v t Mini liiiN tiiNifti M|)p}tr«|iii|i for
Msthsnlsl C .. r t f S W N
MsraoUa Are. Three loom* and T*% IiNpiwI I h tmiii* In •hf«3iiirdii«nrii
n IIh law . KuM r#rllf1r*fo H iih r u m
hath. Phono tCW.
lh«* follow Inn ili Hri iltrtl
imiiM ily

t— Ubst end Found

a a S p H

i -M *

i ti« .__ his

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• Tim e*---------

WANTED—I waul to rani fur­
nish house with nance and
fenced In chicken runs, (live loca­
tions and full Infmniatlon In ans­
wer, Apply fits A. C." car* liar
aid of flee.

U S G A L NOT1CB8
noTlcM o r Arpi-n tT io * run
TAX IlKKIt t M ir k sKi-rton
ara n r t r n «ik .m ;h a u s t a t .
I T M O # TUN RTATN o r

26— Minerllanrnun For Kalo

7

V i

fer pairtee and
iNNedlalely far

WANTED TO UUY; Condemned
Hoove. 8#o Htnry Bunn, Route 1,
Poa-ITH

1IA&gt;'K YOUR WATCH rcpaireil It A B IO UAR(1AIN8I Crcilsy
by one who rvally know, howl
Cabinet Model f3A; Atwater
Briggs, Jeeeler, Ms*. Ave.
Kent Table Model *45; It. C. A.
Dr. \Y, E. MscDOUCJALIj, CHI­ Ru|&lt;er-llrteriidyns |iM. Aulombllte
ROPRACTOR, is nuw located at Elerllrv Co.
hli residence in Plain! Heights,
H. Sanford. ITionc 6«8-U.j_____ FOR KALE:- Household furniture,
cheep, M. A. Green, 1562 Kan-

T A \ u M u v * aV J '2 2 .£ i* '

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WANT AD RATES

f o i ii«y «»i Jrfl; At IV* iM a , Iim*
Mini Haiti r,«*riFffn»i** In niF t(|flfi«S
♦in#f Hub nlnfiti M|*t*ll&lt;'n|inft fur' | i«
vlriil in M u r lii h m n d m ii1*
h i i Ii
U » . Halit i ri 1 1r trai n rint»rn&lt;*rn |h«&gt;
f«»llo«ttIn*: ii(**rnn»-t| |u*t|i«&gt;iiy pflii.
b I m I III H#*m|iHilr t'iilinlyl Kliiflild,
I **. trill

foklfl I ft 5 Porrnl 1-4h# Nijlttll.

wI mUih ,
Titr raid libtill I•Him iitsprphwtl
m!
fo r (N ip i&lt;f »lu* l»Ntianr« nf
riirli
• ri I If 11 i l h 1*1 llir liatnr nf KfthniiM
Tli nf 1*1til»- M Hlnl'rr* i|»nrH*ni**r »*f
1,3 «if Ta* I'nrliflrMti* No f i l l
ilmrtl Hu Slid, dm nf July, A.
I*.
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                    <text>T I1E W E A T H E R

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Fair tonight &gt;W W iJw i f a y.

DAILY NEWSPAPER
CSDAY. 'APRIL, 18, 1MI

SAN FO RD ,

i.000,000 IN PAPER SHOWS HISTORY

keep Costs
Links And
Operation
ful
day,
the Hotwe
fault, but
mI bow to
majority,

r

PaSktor m M S M Q.

and

King

nf

tha
■ poke u a h u t* bndlanra of about Infbrtnarian that hla commlttea
P*o»le avar la Ghtbnnn rw n- had ron-ented to tha CommDsloa*r»* raquaat to txcluda appropria­
tion* far Oa golf coarwa, Chamber
of Cemmarca publicity and assist­
ant librarian, from tha 60-40
agrueoMut raachad aom* tlma ago.
wax raad to. and wat recalved by
tha Cemmlxalomri with ap p o in t
satisfaction,
Tho mooting opened with tha
m s*** Wo will hear
at past Saturday at wading of mlnuto* of tho Apr. II
aaaalen. R.&lt;S. Randall. J r , appear­
ed hofora tha Coucxieaion and
o capital and all 8toU office* •»hod that It taka -oxoo action oa
rimed during the fuooral of hlo reqoaot that ha bo allowed to
hr Stole Chambt R. K. Roao. aeo City of Sanford beaded glrra
Goranwr w i t probably oa- to Mfi by tha a t y In payment of
ro bb ■ actuator tomorrow, labor, to aottla bb U x m . Ha atatad
i(ported that ho. baa already that ba beHerod It wa* unfair of
ad o a 'a man for tha place.

^aar M ighbarlng co u rt,,

Pending Tri-Partib
Naval Accord Stil
In Critical Positioi
a

Won’t Retract A c t ­
uation That SI
Voiced False!
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Oranga, tor live Committee, carrying

Oaorg* A. DaColUa, apacUI
eou raU for tha a t , in tho Chant
W j b Of tho waoo: tho contract
pdth tho C tt, which ha and Lucbn
II. Boggn, Jaekaon villa at terra,,
had haw handling tha eaaa under;
amt naked that hla raqaoat of
amra day* ago for a retainer foe
In eanaectten with Uto .a lt to
Florida court* bo paid i t aa earl,
data. On motion of Oommlfolonor
M. J. Lehman, action woo whhkold ponding an axacutfea oeamlon
of tho Commliafoaara.
C lt, Clerk F. H. Lamion ru d t
VU aTfrom Dr. DaCottoo a d .Ding
the Commlaatorara that tha ratt
will ba beard before the Clrmlt
Court of Appeal* la Now York
C t y on May II, and that tram log apopae* and fanda, for a at ay
In Maw York a t / . o f about two
Wdoka, amounting to 6600. ohould
ba advanced by the a t y . Commit •
•lower Speer moved that Urn fundi
ba ndrasced, tka morion carried
ovur tka dlotentlag vote of Comm|•• Ioner Inbman who asked that
"I ho rogtort bo tabloid In ana tf wa
.MU g%htg ta eonttooe further liti­
gation In tka Chain aatto."
• Tbo adbttor of oxriudlng aavoral
tgneta of land aurroandtng tko
City HmtU, w m again broigk f to
tha aUoatlon of tha Cmxmiiatanorn b y » . L. Woodruff, Rhode*
T b i l l ' end c , W. Ooodrica,
t e e m of oovorul aero* of oubdtrioio*' property hi Sanford, Mr.
Woodruff Minted out on n map
thu rartteuW tract* of land which

ratorar* w m all ta
hat tea yragarty
gut a f tho CXty, and,
Omnmln t anar Lobi ruaard a* favoring
m of all wortblma

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DOCTOR PHILIPS I^ nchu^ " ' ! nfn‘
HURT WHEN HE IS ply To Naval Not
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WASHINGTON, Apr.
(AP&gt;
~~~
. . . . . , , T h e F ren ch g o ve rn m en t I*
— Chairman Free of tha RetAibll&gt;
r
m
e
r
C
i
t
y
O
f f i c i a l awnUiiur u * iy &gt; ryp iy to hop/
can national committee ysrtcrdar
irfuscd to aigvloglte to Chairman
Knocked 20 Fwt In
Sbouie of Iho ‘Democratic National
M i s h a p l e a s t N l j f h t w h ile it la undcretood th a t
Raerutlre &lt; onvmttlce for accusing,
------dlncuMlonii o f th e p ro p o M tK
flhouae of voicing a “ dellbemt*
‘he cmditlcn of Dr. I . a tri-p a rtIte n*V»l accord con- .
IHp*. formrr rlty clerk, who tlnuea in * c ritical Htnjfe 0*
falaehood" In a w e n t San Fran­
cisco apeerh. .
- hurled a distance „f nearly 20
a g reem e n t hjk0*
t When he wav -track b , an ^ e ’nped from exrh.nge of M * f g
At the Mine time, the Ohio aera­
...
.
. ,
, , between France and Great Unt-,’l
tor demanded a puhUr a polo,,
from the Democrat!.- ch'eftaln for
night la*t night, wu- teported aa
A tvew difficulty ha* arUen In
charging the Republican* with In­
NEW YORK Diehl million dollar* worth or Hirtmlral iIihu- being -lightly Improved thl* aft- the flritlih dralrr, a* expressed
jecting the rellyl.vu* laaue In the menl--among them letter
f the Into President Harding which
•rnoun by attendant* at the Fern- In their reply received here Sun­
but ronjrreaaional iampal,n.
dhM'lo.e l&gt;a:k&gt;togo incident
of the World W ar—have Ju*t Uvn
Reveals His Opinions The rentmrera, between the tare opened
ald-l-aughtnn
Mcmurial Hospital day. to havo the Franco-ltaUali
In puhlle view,. There are three Darling letter*. tw« of
treaty extend over the entire per,
era*
brought
Into
the
open
for
tho
On GovernmentAnd
tlh-m written wide hr* wn* h Senator fruit Ohio. There I* al»u where hr »a* hurried *hortly aft­ lod nf the l^ndoa naval agreement
thlnl time when Fee* made pub.
until 103(1. On the other haod,i
Relation To Public He en exchange of telegrama In the i,-lex of the three voyage, of tVumbu- in original manuscript, er the arcldrnl. X-ray photographa —
the French Iwllef I* -lengthening
made
thi*
morning
rerealed
lhat
fnmuuHull
of
Iiemaivaliun
of
Pope
Alexand
the
ropy
«f
the
which Khnuee repeated a denial
that the ho-t eninpromlao ov»r tha -0
PURCHASE, N. Y - Apr.
that he had charged the Republi­ alider VI. The Pa'at l ull.1, dividing the win 1.1 into Spani.h and he -uffem i a fracture of the pel- iHfflrullle*, which developed In S
can* with circulating 10,000,000 raitugr-e terrilorir-, I* con-ldrrvd one of the m..*l limportont JocU- \i» bone, and A broken lower vert*; itrafting ihe treaty, I* to limit tha V
ecpie* o f a n attlrle by Robert mi nt* In the early hl-lory of thl* rountry, |lr, Knrenharh i* brae. Ho ala, carrlea arveral cuta neror,| to three year*, Ihnrab}1 '
Ctoiae Mchlanut attacking Chair­ ehown holding lli-rnaldry'x famou* Cole* „f the Voyage* of t’olum- and brul»ea rrrelred from con­ nvnidlng a rnntrv.ver-y over ra- **
man Katkob of the Democrala on
plaring unit* which become »up- ;
tort with the pavementreligioua ground*.
Dr. Philip* Ksd -pent the eren- ctonniialnl otter 10M.
In demanding an apolor, from
Meanwhile Ihe couiull of mla'-'r^
Ing at the homo of hi* -on. It. C.
Feaa, 8house reiterated be had
Philip*, *JOA Park Avrnur. lie left 1-In * will meet to di-cu** KngwT*
referred in hi* apeech to an anillhat re»ldence -huitl, before mid­ land'* r»ply to France'* propoo-V?
Raaknh article In Scribner1* by
night, walking toward hi* home, al*. Thl* note hax not been made ' 1
Frank Rent, a political writer. •
one block awny. lie bad eru-.ad public, but rertoln quartera Ivor*
"I charged,” he aald "that beNinth Street, and waa walking dUplayid pe**iml*m over it* prob- .
able contontx.
rauae ef John Saakoh’a prominence |
arro** Park Avenue immediately
Thr m-wr*paper Petit PirUKaV*
‘
Cathalb
B*ml. who, Ua, ronvrtwr* fluent­ ae a member of
in front of the home of Mayor T. drclrre, that Itoly, In llt-latlng up- ’
Churrh hla name In thl* ln*tonco
ly In Englloh.
1- Duma*, when an automobile on h'ranee not replacing her *up-.
”Tha aim of government I* hap. and in numoruu* other ln»l*neeo,
being dtjyeit nuith on Park AvaF o o v e r A l s o S e e s I l i n t * V n s f M a r k e t I h S e e n line by (I. W. GRW*rt. Elm Ave­ rrannnaled i nit-, place* thl* eoutt&gt; *
plnaoa for tka groataol po»lbl* hax been hrnugbt forward l&gt;y Ihe
try nt a dltailvantoge In the K u s V
nambor of people." aald the king. high eomraand of the RepuMleaa
O n e n i n g W i t h E s t n b - nue, atru.k Dr. Phlllpa and apun ll*h Channel.
s e lf M a d e B u tt O f
•The fllame*a word for king liuPo National Commltleo with a defi­
him ah.mt. rendering him uncon« &gt; u C V » r lc a tu r e s
t i s h m e n t O f R o u t e s aclou* a* hla head (truck thw * LONDON, Ape.*
Mood which can be traiulated a* nite purpose of attempting "to
father."
relight the fire* nf tellgiou* bigo­
Downing .Street today .till
pavement aevrral time*.
try which played xo deplorable a
TAMPA, Apr. SJH-PUclng of
WASHINGTON, Apr. S 6 .-IA P )
Mr. Gilbert Immediately brought holding out ag*ln«t -Irge of
p a n In tha eampaisn of D M ."
— A atutmy dawn found a -hip F'ori.l* niaqga* amt grapefruit hi* car to a halt and hurried.de bo7i! that Greet Rritaln haa
fthouoe *l«i revolted th at-F o rt; tulliniAS**'*1)' and *p&gt;ctolir»_»aw Vu . Kietrli piiilo^inllMhUl luat*
•pm
krt*,thu*
opening
a'
va*b
-alea
alleged mloqaotoUon In an artle*e man rr«ombling George W. Withto divide the property Into M
Riltl*h iffld « l, In-l.t that the^i-v^
in the Han Franc loco Chronicle. Ha erwham. rhalrman of the low rn- tenltery heretofore not reached
foot Iota, aomo of thorn running
navtl -lluation h*a rrerhed a point ', **
-old thl- paper hod Informed him forerment romiiil-*b.n. lie xeenied I nun thl. irea, I* *een In iiiaufrani French Avenue to the
wtore the government* M ivcrnM M N
It corrected Ite later edition* In to have dl-tlngui.heil mnipany. villation of *ervlre of the Kan
•hare* of a nearby lake, a dlit-W bat llrltoln, France anj Italy.'*'-/'
read "Kent" In-load of "Mi Man* for on thr deck figure* which I Mik­ Antonio, flr*t of a fleet of five
anre of nearly T66 faet. The Comed like Srnilnt. Ri&gt;hln»nn of Ar—at* exchanging cotuiler-prupaa-^yfl
ua,” and added:
lu*t Knuich frelgtitcia, which I*
mUaloMr* referred the matter
nl* and allrmate prapowal*. They .;
"I had ataumad that when , &gt;u konao* and Kr** of Ohio, nmi ng
to Attorney WQsea.
now in New Orlrnn* and I- c i(hope the*e effort* grill avoid
..
otbara.
had
ha»ed
a
-tatemcni
upon
an
City Inapertar O. P. Ponton
pectni here al-vut May I to loud.
I wrecking tha hope* fhr a cooli- £3
article
admittedly
fat*e
ami
in­
Another
exclied
member
of
Ihe
gave a detailed report of -anllary
uental n»va| accord on a boat* a f ,‘ |
Harry II. PI Cri»tina, prwaibent|
condition* among dbtrie* In Han­ correct you would have the court- grinp, who walked and talked like
1trntatlvr *ettl. ment reached when &gt;?
of
thr
Grapvfruit
Dl'tributor*,
e*,
to
make
that
ark’
n
ow||
r
dgmrot
IUpre-cnloUve
l.*Guardla
of
Nrw
ford, and notified the CommU| llrltlah natal expert* went to Parlot., i|f P-vrnporl, ha. ct.ailrrvd
York. ru*hcd In the brim-man.
rloners that ko bad lnre-tl( atod and 1o ripieaa regret."
-br-ond-Hotnetamnimth:
'Anrln
a It I* po'ntrd out that Arthur
otto or morn cow* were -riling
llenilrr*on, Rriti*h foreign •••err,'
milk In violation of o Clt. nrtory. haa hoprd for the »ucre«t of ,-.:i
dinannt. Ho wo* laatnictcl to
Ihe Ihtre-powrr n*v*l ngierment
fnrtahly aa c .uld t&gt;e exneeled and a* Ihr flrwt *tep lowar.l Ihe Gen­
notify all cow owner* that they
h * rnndlllun la not eonalderrd
would ba gtvan SO day* in which
era rrnerat dl*anu*m.nt confer.
a
cnmlnDalnu," an.urrr.l tie 'Anvu. Dr. Phllliw I. *l,o - u f f e i w o n e In 1W2.
»a live up to tha r**trMI«ni
enntjdrrahly pain. Ho will bo roncontained in tho ordinance, or
The pre-cure of Dwight W. Mom *vj|
TA.LLAIIAHHEE. Apr. 2R,- .lent Mariner.' "y, it'll find I
flne.1 I). the hospital for *etorol row, American Senator. In Pari*
would be forced ta rilarontlnue tha (A P )—The Senate held an vxe«u. haven't tho tlighte.t Idea."
The acene wa* the -cli ng for a
tala of milk.
d*y«, arc .rdlng to physician*.
Sunday and Imndnn yr»t. rday woo :
live aeealon today prv-uin*hly In
-ufflclrnt to -tort rumor, about . . . i j
A depository raaalpt from tha consider one of Governor Carl­ Gridiron Huh -kll la*t nlrhl at
Ih* American immUIoii In Ihe prea-,/ w
Atlantic National Rank of Jack- ton'* »u*prn*lon* of otate officer* Ita annual spring dinner. The
cut negotiation*. However. It ink* v iH
eonvilla to tha amount of |2t).ouo while the House disrupted nolli. Gridiron Dull I* romp .«cd nf
aiithoiitatlvaly -laird hy both ' :
wm mode a matter svf record. odt of committo* procedure to In- Waablngton ncw.|.*|M r men. WTckDowning Street and Mr. MorrW wlM
The City now haa •U.Ooo worth vettigating Impeachment rhaige* craham waa one of the audience
him*. If that thr-r report* wcrW yS
of -asurlty fa!, HM» on vfepveit against Comptroller Amo*. The which.laughed al lie i-.rtiayal nf
wfllhiut foundation. The Senator ( j l
in tha Ural bank. .
repreaefltatitea voted 47 to 30 lo tha "Eighteenth Amendment try.
wa* Mid to lie here only te play
A -Utemant /turn the Sen- p.rmll Representative \Vat*&lt; n, toy to make harlu r In tl&gt;12, with
Konfuid golfers who -*peet to golf on,| ri-ll Amerlion Amka**a* '&gt; A?
Inala County Walfara Board for lllll.borough, who brought thr It the Ancient Marin, i at ihe wheel.”
ont.-r Ih, mixed golf tuurnaniant dor Chartra G, Dawr* before rae-.'^^lj
President Hoover al-n wa* pre*am i .allow* o f
Imprathim lit
and atten.1 the organisation din­ turning home from a FurupoM.
agaloat tho Comptroller, and A mu t ent to see event* of hi* a-lmtnl*ner at thr Sanford Count i , lluh holiday,
or hi* attorney* ta attend oil the Iration ef rariratuir. The l.arl.a
Thur-da, ariernoon and evening
secret aooriona
aeeaton* soff the Imp... h- were ocattrred Impartlall) among
ROME. Apr! M e -(A P )— ttgjjfflj
ore uigrd to make reservation*
inenl ra*oin|ttr*.
Urpublpona, Drmncrat* and I'm.i and lluiuia ycitetdw, -Igned a rowith
Allan
-Slewart
at
tha
rlyb
a*
Fifty-ala Mila toriuding *»nr tl! greialya* and In one *kclrh lhtoon a* pm-lhla in outer that | newel and expan-ion nf their roM*-'X
Irgalii* raring and ouperv.M all fluh onUrlsed one of It* own re-,
( menial treaty a- a r.ault of whUk V ,
I’toee* will be provided for' K
T;
''vtirjf.
hraraal*.
alhlrtlc ronteet* warn intr.-lu.-l
| commercial Interchange- between J|
one,
e*|ierial1,
at
Ih*
dinner,
neTha O tlcf Executive wa* given
to the llause. Owe would aUdoh
I thr two nation- are rc|vecta^ 1 S
rord
ng
In
Iwon
lalto),
p-r*H*nt
Ihe ttot* plant board and another an opportunity tn present hi*
; roughly to be doubled during Um kli
of the rluh.
reriaa the law* governing th. vlewo before the event wa- near,
remainder of 1031.
An
entry
||-t
of
at
Dart
7*
golf,
operation of the Everglade, drain with the usual understanding that
Thr original convention, dated
er*
I*
expected.
Including
nt
loait
age district,
*
reporter- are never preent al
Augu.t 2, |U.W. pmvld.il lhat Italy V*
2u women golfer*. Pairing* will would furnlah 20o.nO0.otX) lira * *W
Gridiron flu l. dinner,
he announced Thur*d«, at noon, worth of goovl* to R’ltala, w h U y .x U
I te notify On Florid* SeIn add'llnn lo It- liumi.rnu* re­
Indictment
Dropped
Ju*t lefor* play begin., and It I* In turn wa* granted the l&gt;rlvllg|«.^H
••m an * f Orlande, holdview of Incident* which have l.eeipe-ted lhat a number of inter, of telling ml nnj coal in Italy a t '
t l wwurwnrtt* bond* u p - Against Worker Who com# hhrtnry, the rlul. entered the
e-ting, four-vme. will be drawn.
■ h aauyara U* kb* am»unt
realm
of
prophecy
to
repr.-scnt.llohJuk-Iinville
ran.
However,
thl*
Plotted AgaJnut Zep er| O. Luca*, exec utive dirrrtnr of lidded -ervbe will nnt rnnfllct Mixed four some* will e n t e r a price below the world market: • «M i
the Republican National Commit- with Ja. k*{&gt;nvlll* (ailing*, and toumament play utlng but two Kidnaped Doctor Ii
a make I«yball.*
AKRON. Ayr- W— (AP&gt;- Heldwll' enable Ih* building up of a
lug th* Onto trimlnal eyndlcali.n*
The feature of the dinner will be
Released Unharmc
ifd" •* hi* -lock In trade greater market In Europe."
^ altern ative
juaasurw unconaUtatiunal Com moe
the selertloii of at least in itanu
t l a* Ihe rnrt'imrr*.
/asking far rim* dodge Wnltor Wanomakor
of player* who will e n v a , lb*
«T. LOUIR, Apr. tS ._ (A P )
Waterworks,
w** portrayed a* osktog
today dUmtoaod tha Indictuvcnt
elly Monday, Tue*day. and Wad. The Peat Dispatch In a eopyrigl
mrttvr buyer* lo overt nk H a s r a n A n d M c R o r y
f ‘ * f record,
•galn*l Paul Kam a,,
fornwr
nr»da, m the effort to gala mem- ed story oayo Dr. L D. Kalb
i In the “ rc'ord" ganocnl,
B ills P a s s S e n a t e
Goodyear te,pella mechanic, wh*
her. for the coming year. Mem­ wealthy era, ear, no**, and tk n
(the
matetlal
w
*
.
a'tU
was adbadnM U go on Dial lo­
bership fee will remain at tha ■ porlallat, kidnaped n weak A|
TAI.LAIIAHKKK, Apr. 2X—
d e, for alleged ottim pu to dam­
(A P I—The Kensle pasted MoiwDy unusually low Met of |I0 for In- w m released by hi* raptor* tadi
age th a . navy dirtgtbD Akron.
and Mo for . family Tha ralanao wa* effortad ag-l
Waaamafcor had gwnaltonel the
FTo Make Tour • ft.iMi-m Ih* following Hcnnnnlr HDIdMU
Cuunt, I'guUttow already pa*«ej ticket. Ticket* on title the holder mad near B u t IL LoeD'whan |
voMUtettanNly nnriar con.idcraVet” Home Sites by the llui»»i Uouat bill .12, Ha­ to »l| tha prie'tagaa ef tha oiunid- w m turned over te John RngU
t un »toc* Frtd*, wkrn th, .*Post Dispatch tegertgv on i
gan. prescribing the method of ed- rail* owned rloh.
sDtont PrOMcntar G*&gt;rg* IterThe dinner will ala* he |„ is, •mnymotu tig over tbn telaghte
ICTON, Apr. W.— (AP) vrrtl-ing for m I* mal estate for
grravua Gtod n brW upholding ibe
Tho nhyririaa w u .u n h tm
Administrator II Inca delinquent tax** in town of Alte­ natqte of a farawaU to ARan Riatog*lHy of tbn aynalialDm t*« ie
ha hep,* te maka an rnant r K rrin gii.Number l i t . Ha­ wart. rrofwuloa at tha rluV who and declared u far a« he know |
aaowur t e adtette «n ha I*g*lil7
ar th* ava lahle sites gs,v and McxteaRV .authoriilnr leare* Friday OMClifag for Northto ten teUMirar Gtod b , K-.-*&gt;'*
'Florida far a told Iare Oviedo to fereclMg Itont for ts«c* era Mlnnaaeta ta Uka ever tha
a»**iW
ra*1 «oteM,|ir4r«riy: U2, Detroit UVa* Cvunlry Club. Ha
will return here aw Kept 1, During
board of a huapltolliat dec idad tho ganorri
of Oviedo} hi* th-enew, Mr. and' Mr*. Pkl|
gDrmtoo of Perkin. w|U k a v . -barge of tha
•b th* hem* wiR ba 31, Hagro,
li limit* br
aft tea actual alto »«- Altomonta
ihe Alum
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ALB ANT, Apr. I l - j t f ) —
Q w w o i Roosevelt totey Mi*
* l m d ( W i n brrughcW*to*»
Mayer Jome* W'»1V**i Now
T * t by the Hljr arret* tora■ MH* which asked l M . Ik*
aagyor be removed fotfjwaoooM m c i and neglect of Soty- “1
l a not find •offlrlent JoorifUn
tie* 'la three documents aa
submitted to remote the Mayor
irf Urn at, e f Now Y e i* er te
precyed farther la tha matter
a f three charge,," the l i t * w r
*aU. The t h e r p . igalaat Walk­
ed Wff* teretred b , the Oevwrner Mar. IS. The, were signed
Dr. John Holme*, chairman
'the committee end Rabbi
Stephen Wire, vice chairman.

F I tu C en t* A C opy

Executive Session
Held By Senate To
Probe Suspensions

(iolfers Urged To
Make Reservations
For Match, Dinner

�r t 'M f i ' l
Kjy V I,. \ ;

Behind the flea hit plUhlag o f
Walto Hoyt, the Tl«rrn steppe!
Iha Brown* told, wlnninc by a 3
to I score, and aweeplnc Um aerka. Alexander continued hk fine
hiUlnc. aad led the lotting at­
Tbe Tiger*, behind Ihree-hlt tack with a Some run, although
pitching by florrotl aad Bulliraa,
wea their fourth straight game
when they beat the White So* %
to 4. lim it them la a t k far third
place. Tha pair laaaad 10 baaaa on
balk during Iha' game, while

plena to fear Mia. Wild
haa once again liced up
■ asta hi ishad akhaama,
i i man (a seven Innings.
1' |wo saceaaslra pass—
tth, the first |a Cemoio later aula third, aad
FMMpe Itug fly ta ranM
the anJy
gama, wti
it a safe
rates g#t .1 . hits off
sad Derringer. Tha
lad tha'attach for tha
eofh their four llugles

tha year by whipping tha Bab•an, aad Iwa I •-laalag games
ware played.

Ilea, allowing seven hits, with
leach aad Verges galling throe
•P«h. It waa. tha 11th straight

•tapped by iha Rad .Bag la a S
to 4■ jH a o la g coat eel which
waa wea 'whew Marguardt'a laReid. aat scared Pickering with
the winning tally. The Taaks
coaid gather hot ala Mlu off
Mercia, Rrlllheart aad MarFayden, white Iha Pea Ml G ears
aad Walk far i t hits, with
Rhyae aad Pkbarlag leading
the attach. Merck aat a loagse
recard far the aeaaaa hy walking
I* saea daring the eight Innings
he pitched.
, The Clerrlaad-Chicago game
waa pest yawed ow access! of
cold weather, wMk the St.
Laak-Claclaaatl gama waa hallad because of rain.
The leaders to dalat llaase
rasa, Haraehy, Cahs, Stone, Ti­
gers, I each) triples, Blaegr, II.
Rka. Seaatarm, a each; doubles,
Gehringer, Tigers, Yasmlk, ladkaa, • eachi runs batted la,
llaraahy, Cabs, 1S| stolen boars,
CUselt, Whits Baa, Ilarger,
Braves, 4 each) mast strike.eats,
aae game, J.tuWes. Tanka, IS;
moot bases an balk, ana tower,
Mmris, Red Bag, Frasier, While
Hat, I t each) ahakaut vtetarlea.
Brawn, Indiana. H r tea, Sena­
te**, Grimes, Cards, Bridges,
Tigers. Beihaid aad Zachary, aae
each. Mriae, Pirates; mast runs,
R kla, Phillies, !S| 'mast hits,
llergrr. Bra era, Alexander, T i­
gers, It each.

41m PMIsdilphk.Bmtan
Laois-Cleveland games lg

■ lath after Iwa asm were oa tha
hump, hot waa wild, walhlag a
muo. tomlag a wild pilch, aad
briac alehad far three hits befar* belag relieved hy O raat
,,*&lt;•(12 Brandt ones mors held
•he Robins In chock, and with
Berger aad Rlchheurg furnishing
Ihe ImHing power, h« beat them
R to 4, allowtbg hut sevan hit#.
Thurston. MatUagly, and Quinn
pltrkad for the Robins, giving up
10 hits. Babe Harman hit a burner,
hi* fourth of th* yaar. In the

lag a eland aver Ihe men af Mc­
Carthy, Beea ass i f s dkplared
uular hun« whlrh he secured

Play On Thursday
Florida Drops From
Second Position To
Fifth In Sir G aW s
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Apr.

T7— (AF&gt;—

•periocular play which aaw the
lerend pUre Florida tram a f 'a
weefc aeo lo«e fire of Ita alx
gsmea and drop Into fifth posi­
tion.
Aub irn awept Ita two-g*me aerlea with Georgia but }n*t managed
to bleak even with the heavy hit­
ting crew from Georgia Tech.
Florida lo»b two straight to Geor­
gia, took the second g a M alter
orlng (hr Drat 'to Urorgi* Teeb
'and then dosed with two difeala
by Oglethorpe.
Oglethorpe's wins over Florida
anj Mrrrrr boosted the 'F r i n k
bark Into arrond plare, but atilt
far behind Horn McAllister's pacesellers from Auburn.
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Oiorgla T«rh and Georgia were
tied at third place with six win*
and alx defeats each. Georgia')
win* over Florida ami Merror en­
abled the Bulldogs to pick up the
whew be fell an h k shaulder In
dlrlag far Bleega'a hard delta
In the third laalag of yrstrrday’s gama, Daaty will baaat ef
the game far at least twa weeks.
Ha aad The Be be will certainly
be missed by the pennant-aspir­
ing Yanks, although The Babe
rial am he will be bach hr Thurs­
day. A t least a ran sad a half
each day are kept from the Yan­
kees’ box scores by their ab-

BOSTON, Aprtf TT— CAP} Ba’« R uth'left the hnapttal and
wen! hrtme'HoeAey, vowing ho
would be barb la d o Haeop Tbnra«Uy whrn lhe New York T a t e a
play the rt-owpioa Athletics at
Philadelphia.
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It appears. howerer, that the
Injured homo ra* king to ovor-optiiiwatk,
A It hooch hi# left thlch, braked
In a r * me laat week, haa Iraprored
enoorh to warraat hta removal
from i he Peter Bent Brlcbam Hoapltal. Hr. Franck C. Newtvn, who
attended him, prodtried It would
he pi least two weoka before the
star would bo abb to play baao-

Briggx, Jcwnkr, Mag. Arm.
Dr. W. K. Mae DOUG ALL, CHI­
ROPRACTOR, la bow located at
hit realdeoco ln O r a ) Haights,
8. Sanford.
I HAVE ageary in 8anford for
Fagley and Halpea 'superior
steam cooker. Don't boy * from
ether scents, Mrs. Florence Wil­
liams, 414 Palmetto A vs.

"Ruth's rapid Impravement Jus-1
^ 1°^
lified II* departure from tbo I tv iu ri .-n
hnpilaL" Dr, Naertoa as Id. * T i e
m-i,
Ima piumk^ to gw wtawlgtrt to h k Ton
Sew \ ork apartment and rents In — j ,
•there,
I__ .under
. i s - «1.
Id- 1 w
^ a B a w s m is u w
tha cnreful ____
awparria-1
Ion of the New Terfc Yankees’ phy- 4— Again m s 8 e
slclin. I am certain the tatter wW I mamdmmamamammi
not permit the Baba In attempt la CAN EY’g DRUO
play against the Athlriks thk I ^ P 1
week. It.will be two weeks, at
tract, before his lag will be etrong I****
enough for that kind of work.’*
Ruth was In a cheerful mood
when he quit the hospital. The L . , "
Babe was handed hi* sturdy walkJ*
Ing stick, placed In a wheal chair - * * *
and poshed out to the automobile I ID— FI
whlrh carried him fa the railroad I m m
station.
BOM Ml

city limit* ofc Naw Smyrna. Price,
far qalcfc tarnavar, $0 par freat
feat, half rash.'hHaae* 6 yra. • » .
Owner, J. B. JUha. M 4 South
Beach Street, Daytona Beach, Fla.

R A D I O BARGAINS) Croalay
Cabinet Modal H I; Atwatac
Bent Table Medal MR; R. C A.
Super-IIatarodyae |«0. Automotlra
Elertirc Co.

Y in m M D A Y ’B RESULTS
Kf. I.vuls —f 000 004 000—0 4 1
Pittshurgh _ ooo ooi ooo— i n o
Batteries: Htllahan, Derringer,
and Wilson; Melne, and Pblllipu.
Cincinnati"—, 000 010 OOO-l 0 S LIBERAL ALLOWANCE on your
Chicago ... - 001 lot OOO—.1 IS 0
..'•I battery. Sid W, First B t
Batteries; Root and Hartnett;
Frey, Johnson, Benton, and Kuke- WANTED TO BUYt Condemned
House. Bee Henry Butm, Route 1,
forth.
Tha Municipal Park was thk
How ITS.
.
Philadelphia—
Brooklyn,
Rain.
afternoon the scene of plenty of
B vet on— NVw York, Rain.
artlrity as Manager Rid Rive sent
nearly 20 baseball players through akek lost by two defrata from AU'
a stiff work .ut as the opening burn.
I . i ■
gun of the final week of practice
One of Iha features of thvl
AME
before tha season opens next Sun­ week’s play came In Friday’s gam*
day. Batting and plenty of It, feat­ Utween Georgia ami Mrrfrr Ini Cleveland
ure*I tha workout, and before tha ohleh "Catfish” Smith,* Georgia’s I New York
waek la ovrr, at Iwiit .half of tha,
alhl'.lr.l Washington
tram will be able to smack them look the meund for the first time I Detroit
with Ihe rest of tho league May­ an,| won his gantr. Smith gavo up Philadelphia
er* Yesterday afternoon Winter only eight hits but walked 10 men. HI. foul*
Park whipped Cocoa S to I la a Rmlth banged oat a double In th* C klia io ' L i
ptaetka game, whlk 81 Augustine seventh Inning which scored a nw I B o sto n ___
1
Stopped Det-and R to 4 In a prar- aad helped Georgia to win.
In yesterday's Aobtint-Oeorgla
lice game. Manager Rive has de­
NATIONAL I.KAGUB
clined offers from all those rluh* Tr.h game. Smith of Auburn, one
of
the
rcllrge
league's
best
pitrhto play a • Ingle game until tha
season opens, for the reason that era, was touched for seven runs In
ha wants to save all his strength the first Inning, but remained on
and win that opening game from the mound and hurled well for tho
rest rtf tha gome, while good stick
Del .end next Runday.

THE ARCADE
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY

ANGEL-8'^ARTOCU*

Cat Oat Far
H a n d y R g fe r m r t

DRINKSLUNCHES
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lit tW American
the
Athletic. am4* H lit* * straight
new thf Rendtors wbea Ko«».
hitting for TadCw Kk the b u t .
f»U and two M t lit the ninth InMac, drat* a I w f fl/ Inin the
nutfleld, W n B I h r winning
ran. It »&gt;■ • loach k*o for
Brown, Iho P m i t r hnrlor, who
•Hawed bat fire MU, ono • homer
by Al fllmmoao. Bobo Walbrrg
•ore Op bat six hit*. It won Uw
the (oretith straight gtroe In
wklrb the A thlet in fielded withoat on error. -

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While at least 20 men were on
hand t»day, Manager Rive thinks
that tbero art several players In
Hanford who would add mateitally
to the strength of tho rlub. He
wipts them to show up.during Ihe
• • ' l l and try for a place on Ihe
club. No positions have been cin­
ched as yet. othar than the pitchtag staff of two m«o. Thera ars
three aela of Infleldbrs on haml,
and rram all Indications Its going
H» be g jib selecting the winning
combination, for they all have
I*"* *1bill ties. Fan* are urgrd to
com* out to tho t&gt;*rh any aflrrnoon
after &gt;;00 o’clork to watch the
go through ^halr pares.

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far in* (nredneor* of laa liana,
Ike (orarli«ur» id aaarlal oeeee*.
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any at Ike araparty tar* Usd la
aay tack anil, and «• raaaal all
purl* •( the rkanar at Ika &lt;*ny
at Bantam. Florida, &gt;M aiwnd.
mania tk»r»lo i.roiiBInc tor Ika
MM of raal ymyarly wllkla aal«
Chy tar ann.yarmaal nt laaaa.

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Ika yrar enrroedlau Ik * yaar far
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yaara attar aaM tlral Bay a t April,
B lract Ika Oily Altornay o f aatd rliy
Ik Tormina* Ika llaaa nt aalB r lly
aaalaal any raal pro party ikarala
an a Ik e c d n f* ,* aaaaaarB •llkaamtaa
try aalB r lly and wktrh la ia a hara
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A lta n w y la Inalltala aall for Ika
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Jno. F. Pearson .j

Hoghkaro Up mmi 11V

220 UAOtfOl

The Council of tha junior Chris­
tian ftadeavnr SueM y t t tha F lrit
Presbyterian Church mat.on Monda* ovoala* nt :7i90,'VHbek wUh
Mrs. Merman Brown at her harsf
an Park Avenue with Billie Each-

black* romplelnad th«t tha .owabar of ptnapa antaring tha cub­
byhole wap Intarfarin* with 0 * 1 n l n u ttU n .-.
Mdom ta 81am although trade, hutcad^af helping It. A'
Buddha. Thera I* alao • drag atara opened on tha rornai
Slavery haa been abol- and ha moved Into tha rear of i t

Jtnown ky tbo compeay

' T b e r iU
moet of the :

gnunn fo r tha «M*th of May were
piaimsd and H w k i decided that
t W t f o U ^ O M Month *1*1 ^

M id to b e a . f f l r d eg ree o f :

- Momor* work. ipocMI actlrltiei
and the laoM ny aortal wore diaconed and t committee appointed
to complete plana for a picnic and
awimmlag party ta ho given noon.
Mina Sarah Mays will ho to ehaigc

8ori haa a a rth a u a k c i, revol
199, i t scarcely e v er mnkea t
fMMB.Tallnhaanw ludjcaton
, poor dawn-trodden ocheol

1

S tfite

Fnndg

For

S c h o o l*

Mil hare to da to wWoJ

Many coaihento emanate )roro varloue narta
b

on the B en aia ed u cation co jn m ltlee’a ravora

a « ir.lrdnauan aifttot tnonthe school term Ilf All
r-eeveo counties of the elate, a condition which
Into* In the country
tde’ looking bolter.— &lt;
T fh L ilelter look .
e of improvemont^

Periqui bureau of aUUiticn
» that there .are at piwpa1
ampUyed

ncbool funds by the
from ta y e t to be de
“ A minimum ejg
able, of courae.-but *

line yet, aad It wna a sort of oneret that yeu could generally pick
up a good pair of aanta at Leoffice coaL Yen know how foot I
oaapet trovala oa Breodway. to
oe time tbo drag ntoro wna cewtplalala* that it w p a /*f*l|'*fi
doef euitomars inalaad of l|a
own. The management leaped

-a*.

.We wish to ostond our thanka
to tha many frtetidi and rainliven for their kind deada and
floral offerings during the recent
IIloess end death of nor belored
husband end father.
Mrs. W. II. Peaks
and family.
— Adv.

day a t May, l i l t , la faraalaaa lha
llaaa fo r l a i n aaaaaaad upon raal
*a la la la aald alip hy aald C ity nt
•an fan l, for any yaar prlar la Ika
yaar 111*. Inrtudlna l a m fo r lb *
yaara l i l t . I l l * and
tilt,
raaa.
aaaaad an Ika I I I * u s rail. Noah
farorloaur* may b* la Ika nunaar
M r protrldad ky law tor Ik * ta r*,
alasara at m orl*r-a»» a pan raal
ra ta l* ar la Ika mannar prntldrd
hr aa y Banrral law o f Ika l l i l r at
Florida. knw ar harrafiar In t o m
tor lha turarloaura or liana ky
vlllaa and tnwna, o r tor Ik t fo r *,
rb m a l* a t tha Urn ot Blata
nad
iv u n ty laa C rrllflra lr*. at
lha
aptlna a t Ik * Oily. T i a C liy Cam.
mbulna may In lla ■ll*rr*il„u d tr m
ih * fa m lo a a r * o f nny llrna
to r
laaaa la lha nndar In whlrh yarn
b a i h a ir broom* d*lla&lt;iu*al. to r*,
rloalair tlral llraa for la ir a whlah
bar a haaa d allM banl tor Iba Iona,
rat parlad o f lima larlodtaa lk *r*la
a ll aukaroiuant unpaid and d rlln .
uanl laaaa asalaai surh ora party.
ay M il a t aomnlalnl for Iba faro,
rloaur* at t o liana may alan In.
alodr Ik * totvaloaur* o f apar tat aa.
aaaamral Ilona, If any, an n il ar

mooting n&lt;4ba.W«My to W hrld
neat Sunday aooalng at T o’clock

iim u '
Mery Franrrt -AodrtWA

h r r* mated. it bain* ik * Inlanllnn
« tkm i n In aubaillula n proraad.
Ian ky ferm-lnearo fo r Ik * ra il**,
linn o f laaaa dae aald O ily nt Han.
ford, la lb * plaeo and aland at Ik *
torm rr mrlhn.1 nt sal* o r lha laada
fo r annpnymrnl nt la ir a
.aarllon l T h ai n il Iowa o r pnrla
• l . p a t ’ * •&lt; W n la ra a fllrt bar*,
with ba. and lha aanta ar* brraky
ft. Thut |hl« A p I » hall to .
r*m + t f M l v # Imvnwtlatwlr h m m
lla pamaaa and nparpyal
by Iba
Oavrrnor nr apnri (la knaopUna a

I

SA LE I

inontV school term le very deeir-

To make room for new patterns coming j
in we are do8ir|r out MAGENTA, FI*0-!

The City Commlaaion aad Ih* CowtmJUee froeo

REAJL, and WOODLAND Attorns fat a {

the Chamber of Ceaaaterce have labored diligently and
OKefnUy .J&lt;i the drawing o f the bill* fur passage by

25 p e r U tA D isco u n t

Merer, Mr*. W . V .
k’ J. A. Shopheed,

■ hoyherd, Me.

hart.
bT.O.

t v fatgt* M iA iV iM w i. J^ gftignum y, th e e n e n * .$ m

te

In the expreaalon of the desire that these hllla.be
passed, and while this particular ape la an. Important

Mro. Jdhn
C. Pellobk,

QIckaon-IvH

amendment to tho charter, do wot feel that, referen•

Nppqa .are h j ^
afternoon ta waiftl
vise with mothf
booklets on bp)
distributed * .
lal price offered

Waving

Va
" H-i a y
/■ »

Balt

the foreclosure o f detInquest taxes. We are onanlmoua

daw ahoold..be attached.

there la a dJveralon of more of the gae&lt;
iw does for school purposes there appears i
ling this othar than Increased ad valorem
tin* ap of.BAW' aourcea of, revenue. All
i the immensity of .the legUlature’u pn
r otit the fiecarand taxation altuaUoa.
he contribution of this eum by the statej i

H i t . Ultra o f r io r W U . " » lt , anlltlrd
“ An Am m
abolIan ika
praaaal
aaanlalpat anvenunewt at lha c it y
a t fan tord. nominal* Ckunly. B U I*
•W r u tiila . a ad la oraaolaa. Inror.
pnrnl* and kalabllih a r lly a * v * r * .
m *kl for Ik * aamat a ad «a prracrl kr
iba jurm dkiioa. m y i t r ana fan *.
Ilon a nr aaM maalrlpdilUr.* and all
an u ndm rau lb *r*a f, p rarld lac tar
lha M ia a t leads f o r aaa aarm aal

•?iS-2£ESni, , » pliu ,

money la conafeg

.picture

U

U. M, PAPworlh
H. O. Shlnhelaer
Fred U. Wlbeoa '

*Wu*lily tost
IrvUntly fires

I
diotinctloo. By
Mia. P. Peal at her home
m g Park A t i Phene Ut-W

» r u u r i o a d ' n n o » r o r w i c o u n tie a rto b

ught to accomplish that'purpose. Even ac
ieglalatura to figure out t V
not an enviable one. ncement In connection with
nrlaUdn for the echoola Is
iuta It to the counties on a
£ ft1
T V t aeetw
Dly hundred! of per cent totMtUMt of the inWilance tax

NOTICE.
All mambdrs of Old Pa routTrachara Aitoclatlon pra urgvd to
•ttand tha maatlnjt of tha Saminolo County Council which wlU ha
hal&lt;] Thursday morning at 10:90
o’clock at lha auditorium of tha
Sanford Orammar School. Lunch­
eon will ba aerred In tha aebool
lunchroom nt noon.

Yacht Party Monday
Given By RnumUlaia

ft wai *tlU nrrtimu.

laaaa hara - hara

. I'rm tried. that aald
C ity
SA ltard
mmlaalon may d lrrct aald O ily
a r aay a t aay lira* attar lha tlral

hW bdffaa at trSO o'rtptk, and will
roptlpua pnVI 1:90. Ladl«e art »dmlttrd fr*a.

tn a illallaa

la m , rodrj

rr* p
;i— ^ — n ^

,4Away From High Rents'

THIRD FI

laat TimMw
UorNWrf
,tUWU«*

.•nr-wSvw

H S T 'r i f X T
.getvidff’a k
KpptotoTuur.

t^ ir t E l i z a b e t h A r d e n T r ta t m c n t
%
a
,j.’ l . *

la bated on three fundamental atepa, CJcanting, Toning, Nouriahing. You can follow
this ume method at borne, using Elizabeth
Arden'* VrwtUu Qtsnii»i Crum, ArJUtut Ski•
Tmk, SfwU! Attriwyi* and Orsny Skin Fttd.
A little Home Treatment each rooming and
night will glvc you a dear lovely tkin.
E U Z A a m I A x ULNT V tn tri** T « U l P rtfia rtliw u

why mot doop in and investifipate
I

B

'

Senior D t)
Saturday,

Senior* of Ortaad
loin our fores «
you this Saturday
effaring aepefsl ’

robe, the ugmi
aad Ume to V
gtfto Ur M A
And g r a d u a l

S

Cal the Croaker1

The Yowell Co

(These UenlW

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day. Cooler tsalght.

DAILY NEWSPAPER
:hON|)AT, APRIL 17, 1M1

AN INDEPI

8ANF0RDr?i
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Elaborate Plana Unde\
Way To Make C oif Mt
ECONOMICS TOj And Dinm
&gt; u &lt;

IE HG ISSUE

FIvo Crate A Cupp

BUTLER SAYS
t o , ON RADIO;
GETS CUT OFF

INDIA'S OUTSTANDING SCIENTIST

»L/**% ,V.

NUMBER II

LEGS’ D1
AGAIN VICTI
OF GANG SHI

hip fee will remain
tn bo
P for Individual and $20 for f
attended of aay gulf
. yearly fee. aald la ha thp
held at tho Boof sod
Canotry Chib In months", u ld lowest rate ever asked foe 0
v He BeMevei U fla LoRey, president o f tho year's N*y on any golf coarse In Owner Of Station De­
Is Second Time Gi
P arty Should Tal dob this mom’n.ga* ho told o the world. At least 300 messbere clares He N ever Al­
ster H as Been
, .
reporter of tho elaborate Is tho goal tentsthely set.
Definite Stand Oa Hamid
lows Any Profanity
Down ByGunfii
Tho tournament and d noor wfU
'
' * made for ai mixed
to bo held Thursday be the la tt ena yblrh Allan til
D u r i n g Broadcast
P ro h ib itio n I n w
Unknown Attack*
followed by o chicken Rtewart, rlub prvfeaslon, will
have
a
patt
In
until
September.
chap
easy
dinner
Iota
in
the
even­
PROVIDINCF., K. I ,"Apr. *L —
rillM O F I-rillA , Apr
CATSKILU N. Y.. Apr. 8T.
&lt; A P)-J*U stt 8h»u... chairman ing when final plan* for tho an­ He Irares Krlday morning te be­ (A PI—blaj. Gvn. Smedlcy D. But­
—(A D —Jack "Lcga” DltaJj
come
professional
at
the
Detroit
nual memWnhlp drive wtll bo «U»ler yesterday |o.md hiiu-elt In th.*
of th# Dost or ratio national
Lakes Country Club In nertkern new- sgain, inti,lent to hi* u*e ot
montl, gangster, for the
toam* appointed.
tiro committee, liot nlfht m M tb#
nt I* open to oil Minnesota. During the summer the wunl “hell" on llir air end tin*
ond known time wax cut ilowri'
economic probltmi or th# nailoti
,
,
e_____
N
S
B
fW
i
_
golfora in this months, Clarence Pcckham will rrn-m-hi|&gt; of hi* *|icc-h by a radio
would bo tho chlof Imum of pollU- * j* . •**
MADRAS, India- Sir C. V. Raman of Calcutta University, win­ and xeriouxly wounded by,
oal battle in tho aoxt president!* adetien. Patrlag* will bo mode ot remain in rharga of tha ahop and station.
attend
to
the
mechanical
needs
of
ner
of tli# It'S I Nobel Tilxe for rhyslw . returned from bis cut\- gunfire of unidentified aatha
etabhouee
before
play
begins,
The
gi
octal
was
taken
off
the
cutnpalyn.
Shouvs opoko at a dinner in hon­ and several team- of mlxod golf- golfers, while tie &lt;h)b house wltl Sir during a buiuoiou* speech be­ tinvntal tour to hi* home her# and was welcomed by the' Madras nailanta early today.
Of* will bo placed In the field be managed by Mr. and Mrs. Phil fore the aiUlh Field Artillery Av- t'orroralifin. Sir C. V. Raman is ahosn In the renter with Hao Ba­
The gang chief, who aU
or of tho moaunory of Thoau
aociatinn hire Retunlay night and hadur I*. T., Kumaraswamy Chetty, mayor nf the Madras Corpora- months ago waa ahot nnd aiognloat other teems. Pilxoo will Parkins.
Jefferson
under
Uio
auspice#
&lt;
C o m m ittee
“
It
Is
o
u
r,earnest
desire
tha^
later
went
with
frli-nd*
to
the
bo worded ot the dinner.
Hun; Mr. F. Conian Smith. C.I.R., I.C.SM comndasloner of the Mad­
tho Dcmorratio aUta committee.
Under present plana, the annual 'diricW M b tu Panfnrd r*-operat» hr. ailcssting room uf station \VK- ras t'oiporation and ex-private secretary tn I .or,I Goachen. and other moat fatally woundeti in a
f^ o p. H. Although ho aald ho hoped tho membership
New York City hotel, went down
drive wilt begin Mon­ with us In putting the tanmam eqt X.K. when- a prole*t wa« entered.
h o u r a f te r DoaiorruUe. party would hare tho
todly under the fir# nf hurkiluA ,
The gcnf’sl'a friend* pV,&gt;te»tvd tily offlrials.
day motalng and continue until and drive over In a big way", Mr.
eeurng# to fore tho prohlbltioo Is- noon Wedaaaday. At the dinner IifRoy concluded, "foe tho success tn Howard Miller, ditrriur of Ihr
sent Into hi* bark as hr stepped
•u* “without equlrocstlvn and to Thursday night, at least 10 teams or failure of our efforts to make Stal on, liorausc Miller had tolj
wt a
fn m a Cuteklll Mountalrf road­
make
a
doflalta
pronooarowont
of
house went of here.
that tho Ido
adjourning
will be appointed and delegated to th'a club the most attractive In the radio st dimer that Id* -laIU
atand
on
I*
platform
for
1932,”
The shooting occurred three
attar tho wook-otid U NOT te alvisit certain section* of tha city Florida depend entirely upon tho ilun did not permit I he u-r of pro­
8hooao would not have It become I t on effort to gain members for respouoo which greets the offlrl- fan* or Indecrnt lang'iagr. The in­
days after Diamond had l*en rs- |
■mw Committor* to work,
.„
aa
tha dominating point of political toe municipally owned coarse. The ala at the dinner Thursday night." cident was clo**&lt;t so far as Miller
leased cn 123,000 hall pending 1
•stated aa tho floor of tho houao to- debate.
Was concerned when the station
trial for assault In a lute New Hji
d ir , hut to oaahU tho taeaabsr* *&gt;
“I would not have prohlbltioo
pern, Itic, | Judge llatry H. MrllevYork City shooting.
Mystery*
ovor ahadow tha other mattrra of
cb'thcd tb* attack.
Itt, a member of Butler's Pprty.
' f
tramandoua Importanro jh a t con­
.The gangster could give nn In- '
te deny that the speaker had used
fmptoprr language.
.
furmttlon and hit companion who ’
T h an aro valid excuse* for front th# American people,M ho
bomb fow to _gwi hMa i a over -SaturLast night's bit of drama was Biff Expenditures For Jacksonville M a y o r snstrhcd th* fatten thief lack in. *
Satur­ aald. “In my opinion, tho economic
In shelter cf the ioadhou*« could *
alio linked with the latest diplo­
day, and thaoo a n gladly excused problem*, Inrolrlng unemployment,
Establishinff Home Features P ro g ra m only
matic Incident Involving th* g#tiray that th# gunfire cams
hy tho Rpeohtr, or msanbarskip, tf embracing reform of the glaring
I, which became piddle after
x coin a r y, BUT It o a u o t ho that ialqsllis* of the U riff tha water
Are Beinff Planned Held In City P ark from a distance about -0 paces - :
from th# building.
Roller had protested remarks a t­ ”
ohny u M haa ta rh Important power complication* and other
•
.
tribut'd tn Minister Bellegarde of
Diamond was ahot In th* ahoul-‘
phateo, ronatitute tha ooUUndlng
warh a t Kama o m y Saturday.
Declaring that tie greatest
WASHINGTON. Apr. 27—(API
laatMa of tho coming campaign.
Wickershain CommU- Haiti. The diplomat w t- quoted as - While the Stale of Florida as
Bishop
Doubts
R
ight
uf the limes Is leadership, dsrs, back, and arm. 11* «■•
saying Fort Itlvler* w»# noo-exhurriH to an Albany hospItaL Ilia ,Y "
“Th# party In power haa failed
Hotao Mil tad waa pasend to­
Of Senatorial Body aion Sees ProE e® - lalrnt, although General llutler a whole will benefit materially by particularly In regard to things eondlllon I* various hut not r r ttt'- « |B
day, wtth u s i mood moat friendly miserably In IU handling of these
he-cn awarded American and tha rstabUshmanl within Ite bold- spiritual and -ultural, Mayor cal. Diamond facts charges af
to th* MIL ThU yrovidaa that tho things. It la tho responsibility of
To Investigate Him ure As Inadequate Hhadaitltn
medals for tapturing that era of the hranrh nf th# national John T. Alsup, Jr., of Jackson­ heating Jim Dalton, Irorh drtvar,
largo printing contracts ran -jo tb* Democratic party to show ite
Haitian stronghold. The general home f i r d'sahled volunteer sol- ville. Ill ronrhidlng th* pr!nr|. who wa# tortured because h* rs- ™
l U W U t i l aofUO «f 'tho printing • « % &gt; *«Ps with tho difflml.
WASHINGTON,
Apr.
*7—(AF)
WASHINGTON, Apr. S7.~&lt;AP)
fu»#.|' to account for a truck losd„
wgi telling his' audience KaUinlay
ratoMiahutoftla oataUa - of Tana- Use."
dlerr, the psrtl-ulsr locality In pot addfr-s on th# United Daugh­ of i-ldsr. The attack troh place oa
—Senator Glass yesterday as­ — (API—The presec I system of
haaaoo.-Ja tho paat, moat of thle
a *ou» »*ld ho was not wedded sailed litahop James Cannon, Jr., gatberiog criminal statistics — night how the'evrnt came about,
ters
of
the
t'onfedoracy
program
a highway.
"A sergeant, a private and I whhh ll Is established will find It
to any particular plan for solution of the Methedtst RpUcopot church, needed An Aha budding «f new antl­
sn expanding source of demand In commemoration of Confederate
wdre
about
to
gu
through
a
draini
•C *"• prohibition problem bat South, ter challenging the euther- er: me m adtjagy—woa-aendemnrd
for staple aupplie* of *v#ry aort. Memorial D*r in Contnl I'arh
la th o'B teto wt
terorod "auhmiaslon to the people Itv of the Remote rampelgn fund* yesterday by tha Wlckarsham c o n M l to enter th* fort. I aahl 1 did Appirriat'on nf thl* hasJc fact I* yesterday afternoon, called upon MiflNion Pays Ran
M
l
fell
like
going
In
first.
i^flNwItailha
o f Muatewrtlvo program - dealing rpimaittee to liprxstJcate hia anti­ mlsebn oi Inadcuuste, often non"I looked at th* sergeant in a responsible f i r th# h#atnl competi­ the youth of Flerhta te prepare To Reds To No Av
hid fa t a nab
ht-lL This
wlfk the existing situation, always Smith ripvnditptes in I&gt;23.
etlttehl and aometlmes "seriously helpless kind uf way," said Butler. tion between pammunltler bidding now for a leading |* r t la Ihe
•
alao praaUaally
provld n r agniaat tha return of
affair* of the world which nuM
The Virginia Democrat, oulhor abused."
_
. “aad then ha looked at me, as if for its location.
,aUU alfepa,
the «alooo by r* leaving tha temp- Of the resolution under Which tha
Inlrlllgenl Christian IsadoraMp tv,
In It* third
To
te tla s af .prtvotu-prunrfbmw • TKS camiilttee I* mokjiHf Wqulry. said Hoover since _
at
the pistadt lime htepb IRatf mu*l a t«x»y.
nf
th#
hranehhiMM
Thvolres
an
.Mlnlatsra Can orata Plot* Wtjoar traffic and always protecttho churchman was questioning ly twe years ago, the remailation
at anv olhvr time in hUtoryiqntom for B trt Nelson, M
tart much th o
today, u tho Mte to tha utmost those states the validity of the rvselullon on recommended th a t a nation-wlda In the same building In which But­ Initial nependhur# of approxi­
“A» we recall some of th# graat polls, held raptive- Macs Oel
ler *aa speaking cut off tho mately f I .INW.ood far building and
Chapter of
V, 6. C/* which want to bo dry from tho the ground th at Its sponsor sup­
system of gathering crime *t at ta­ speaker. The fighting marine did equipment fur th* accommodation deesl* nf our Houthem ancestors hut' refused to rrteasa him been
hftd a ta f day, and tho gtrU and lmpooltleu of liquor trade within ported Gr.vrrnor Jlaslth, the Demo­ lk*
be evolved "as one of the net kdew
it hut kept on iatklng. nf IINNI veteran*. The maximum who lived and died a i upright, th* mission hid not am t them sup­
.
lodloa of TaOdhowoh did g*M their borders."
* *
crat k prvsldentlsl rondldatr.
first step*" In remedying present Meanwhile, many telephone rail* , „ „ mher of veteran* lo I* eared God-fearing iwople of th# most plies of gasoline which - they d*&lt; y
work la getting th a n on thy cooU
ru n e (o the itation asking for an for has been fixed at 4000. Thl* beautiful | art of our nation," h» mnnded. Th* Missionaries raid it /*
hare to
Bishop CannoM haa challrngrd conditions.
of' tho moiobsrx o f tho' Lo«riala- f u^ . P * moc"*«
1 ***^ *£• ,r &gt;** Ear teglriatlv# ac­ tha constitutionality hf the com­
The mere then fOO-page docu­ csplanatloo of tha Interruption. It Incirtsp In veteran population raid, ”wp should be inspired be­ wouUI b* difficult to send rmsoilat J
taro aad othor* In.tho city.
com pilihmenu In th# cominjr Con* mittee's Investigation of his u«e ment, made poblle at the White- waa then Miller aalJ the station means grrslly augmented h &lt;u-lng yond measure by the Irason of tn the Rrd headqusrters and
“
proaa. Sheas* said, regsrcllre, 0f of 1*3,000 contributed for esm- llouae, teat stgttad by all 11 mem­ ill,I net permit profanity.
and entertainment farllll'es. It is love fur ami drvotiun tn a pressed fear that Nelson's tolaai
(W W U rate
•bother
or
not
tho
RopoblUona
Told nf th* Incident later. Rut- m lm aled th at these mldhd ar- rause, *t„l should lake Hem their would be delayed.
poign purposes In t i t t by K. 0. bers of the commlaalon. Its con­
i alana to
$
Jemeica of Nevb'
tent wt* directed by Deen Roecoe Jrr and friends went tn the control rrmnimIni ions
" or*«n,*l"* that body.
will nrev—sllatc now cold hands, th# banner of
dalle# red
J * *■ */ ,m »l) Importance," he
In irsponae to.queatlbn». Gloss Pound of Harvard uslrerslty law room and met Miller where lh« f u r t h e r building expenditure* Ju'liee and honesty, te make us Testimony Is Heard
Monday,
Intent of
y
organises tho said such eoMtltutlonat queitions arhool, and Included lengthy stud- s|Milogy wae broa,least. Voter,lav amnnnllng to gl,OiMI,0!)0 or l-V- j aspire to even greater heights.
Mathow* jf
a Resolution
two bra IKhe* of Congrodo h r rim “ai^U rtid ctl hy I ha court* and &gt;.« by tar-i of 1be f-m m ln ln n 'i c t lha siatioo dlnetin* —u ha ^—i wtjww:
The woilil iirnl* men of action, In-K iliing-O f-Tam pnn^l]
Dueal, Intradared
f*
antes. Tkg
not by persona, seensad or by com­ pert*, both connected with H tr- U rn operating a radio station
leader*, and x»a here In the South
T rm «r»dif J
No
eslimale
b»#
l»cen
made
of
• Inca 1922 and that hr did not per­
has loot control of tho Uglalatlro mittee* of Investigation."
vard.
TAMPA, Apr. 27.—(AI*)—A &gt; ^
\
A.-M ,.
'
the numcil-’al site of Ihe personnel should nut hesitate In leading the
mit
any
profane
»r
indecent
lan­
• m of tho goremmont. Tho Re­
The commission reexmeoded cn
"I would, therefore, assume," he
staff t &gt; l-c i n,ployed ill the ad- procession toward Ihe gonl of coroner'a jury today ht-srd tcstl -1 '.',4 “
guage
or
Improper
stories
to
go
_Ths f poo her wo* Ik m o lp t
?
dlYld« l M n o w bo- sold, "that tho Renat# rommittrv artment of o uniform etete law
service above self, the only goal monv In an effmt tn detcrmln*
forou rally , , bird of their mem. now engaged In Investigating cam­ providing for statistics collection-, out of hi* station, “nothing that u minMra'ion ,,f Ihe Instltulioii. The wbbli bring' happiness, peace, wliu kilted -Or. J. F. Hchulwrt, vat&gt;P Invitation for thadlaaao to
community
In
which
It
is
I,sated
child
In
the
home
shnul
-1
not
hear."
vrlnnrian, who*# body with It# . - f l
»«Ud tho Aaaaal Miy Day Picnic bemhlp In the Senate I. frankly paign espendlturoe will, without a with eventual admlnUtrallm by
Miller eel,| he r«n-idered (he word stand' In profit Immensely through and comfort; the arhievement of •hull rru*hrd was fuun&gt;l In hi* . T
af Wakulla 8 priaffo au heat got- nntl-admlniitratfon. The „ mr moment's hesitation, proceed un­ the census bureau. Until th e e ‘'hall"
which 4ill allow u* tu aay that
the
Imre
iiurrhasss
of
supplies,
unfit
to
go
into
u
home
hut
■rdap, tho frtet ooo iT lta y . I t U tmng is true, although net to der the mandate of tho Renste and atrpa ciuld b* taken. It suggested that so far a* hr wa* concerned e&gt;pr&lt; tally fer th# me** hall*, for we have ronlrihutrd lo the rail** •nt-.motile near hi* hums yaalar- ‘ *
day.
woch an extent. In the House of not be deterred by„ technical ob- rnro pllatlon by a elngloo of eeveral,
the malnlrnanea Of Ihe home. T&gt; at of humanity."
Officials said they lielirvsd ha i J
Representative*. The Democrats | . jaotlon* from anr person who may with tha present system to be de­ the Incident wa* rinsed.
Mayor
Abnp
was
introduced
to
Genqral llutlrr today wa* Uck grral quantills* of fresh Florida
wa* slain In a quarrel about hla
1
•tthor Houao remain tho solo c&gt;- find himself within the scope of r eloped.
lie
audirti"of
nearlyH
X
K
)
par­
at th* marine base on Quantlco, fruits, vegetables and dairy sup­
tevunt, Coboalrs group, and thora- the Senate reaolo
It werned against "publishing Va., and frlanda here weir of th&gt; plies will lie consumed, theieby sons, by Mayor T. L Dumas, Th* meandering c » t 11 c cmcernliq: ‘.ntey
which-a complaint recently **•
* (OsuUauod on P jg , Throe)
(Continued « n l**r* Three!
"Bishop Cannon b u y bo Inter
l-tllef that Rha fighting marine creating a new and larger market introduction was brief, and was mail# by resident* that hla costs ,
eeted to know,” OlOM aald, “that
will 1*1 the Incident drop In vi«w for thesr product* is beyond dis­ concluded when Mayor Dumaa de- ale their vegrtahte garden* aad
who
U. 8. rONBUI. DIRS
tho Republican senator Who did 10
nf explanation. They raid Ihr ma­ pute. In fMJltf Florida a* a prrnnlal rlare-l that “It la with tb# great' damaged tha flowsr*. Ills widow Ita^B
times more than o o f Other to elect
rine (ammandrr merely wi-Hed H s-iutre of ckoirr*l fruit* and vege­ eat of pleasure that I inlroducs testified that he refused to fanca
Hoovsr and d efeat.-#Wl(h thnrk no wit exactly how he had u*cl tables togrtrer wllh II* year round lu you the gentleman I think w* III* rattl*.
oughlr approved th 4 ‘ * ‘ “
lha wont whlrh the station hsd equable climate Slid sunshine was •huuld i l e t aa *ur next govern
Investigate Canoan'i
attempted lo delete.
.
Ihe controlling factor In ihe de­ or".
before it was O f"
Mayor Alsop'a addrvss was rx I.C.C. Orders Cheaper
rision tn establlrh one t f the
te the extent of
fCaatlaued oa 1»ag# Three)
(Coal Inurd on Pag# Thrsr)
Rate On Veffetahlea
ASIIEVILLR, N. C ; Apr. « 7 . - ' Fred Burke 1r (iiven
willlngneee te offer
(A PI—A special term of llun-.
R cn ater'O laan l^
Life-Time
Sentence]
T
combo rounty superior court ru n -'
WARHINGTONTAnr. t 7.- ( A P )
Three)
. 1 Centlimed On
—Th* Interstate Commerce Cam- :
ttn rd for tho trial of 27 mm,
ST. JOHEPII. Apr. 27— ( A l 'l among them Col. Luke lea, Trnml«*hn today ordered lower rstaa
nets#* publisher and pall lira I trad­ Frsd Burke to-iay wa* sent• need
on vegetables from Ml**lsalpp|'s' ‘
tu
life
Imprisenment
at
hard
lalwr
er, wka hare been Indicted In con­
and Temesxe# to points In tho
nection with tho failure of banky at Marquette prison for the slay­
Mouth lo what I# knewn as nfftef.
IV.
A.
J.
Drawn*,
prominent
As
It
turned
a
sharp
h*nd
la
tho
ing
of
Patrolman
Chari,**
Skelly.
In this vicinity last falL
al classification territory and to '
lie It expert#j tu he lakrn to prie- Jacksonville yachtsman, wa* In lak*. Mr. Iliown# fell off, and. In certain weslom |iolnte.
Luke Lea, Jr., and K. P. Cbarkt. on toatprrnw. Ren ten, e wa* pa«»t-l Frin*ld-t.aughlnn Memorial Hus- coming lo the aurfnrn, th* sknrp
Th* rommiailon ordered that
4 her waa of Nashvllla, an atrlployv of Colo­ after Bttrkt'a plea of guilty which pltal this morning suffering from blade# uf the' pinpellor Inflicted n
rates on rommodltle* in rarlnad*
waa nel Lea, also are under bond to
hla ,care«r of crime that deep cots and bruise* aUmt tho lung ga&lt;h down hi# back, white from MlaaUsIppI to Interstate
pleaded appear for trial. It was not ex­ mad* him m tnrlnua In Ihe Middle back and thigh sustained when, the rud-ter struck him n heavy
met lorn pected. however, th at their case or TVeat. He recently wa* raptured after felling from hla Dodge run­ blow un th# left thigh, almoct par­ destination* In southern and offlrial claia'flraUon territories and ,
Colonel I ra 's wtll ho reached for near* Rt, Joseph, Missouri.
about in Puitl* Lake yesterday alysing him.
to Kaaaa* City and Mlon*ap«4ia&lt;
several days.
Judge John L. Udggstt, who wa* should not sxcssd 40 percent of
afternoon, the propeller bladrs cut
The first case on the docket U
he cams ta tbs surface. In a Iwal limurdlately back of th* first class rate* to Ik* atm# poiaV
Man Held In himMr.a*Brown*
age Inst Wallace B. Davit, who wai
wa* one of th* 12 Uruwnc craft, lifted him from the
president of the .Control Bank and
Upon Charge mem ien of thr party of Jackson­ water, ami hurried to Titusrlll*
Trust company whoa It
ville motorboat anthuiiaata who Party whrr# Mr. Brown# wa* House Resents Story
Nov. &gt;0, with more than K.ooo.ooo
iNNAH, Apr. 17.—(A PI— weir making a crulsa over Inland plac#d in an autamoblte and
Of Bloc Format
of public funds oo dope#It* Numer­
| whs last night told pelicvi waterways, and had rsashej Cocra rush'd to Hanford. Th* fore* ol
ous Indictments have Wen reSaturday
night
after
a
trip
down
the
proiwILr,
aald
to
have
born
TAJXAHAMB
e T i Apr. 'IT .i. Jack Ashley today aald h*
turn#,| against Doris, bat m will
; Behrens. 2«, nf Hanford, thr r f 'l coa*t. Th# alk lx*U had revolving at tba rate of 3000 rev­ (API—Th* 11suss today took
be tried first M 0 charge ef mak­
tad at New Bmyrna for ln-o |iorlaged from C-ocna and olution* per minute, stripptd Mr. csptlon te pSbtlahod •tatems . . , ,
ing Incenoct reporta of the bank's
- aa automobile and high­ placed in laka FUrsncs ratly »•»- Iltuwn uf hla rlothing with lh# ex­ that a bio* of dg vote* was orgahrondltiaO ie th* state hanking dolit explained he wae trrday morning, and tha party bxd ception uf hi* shoo*. White hla Iaed to gie* school rsvsna* a
parliweoL
as Jack Aihley, Fre4 *uci ridrd in raaahlag Puaxle loritv romlitiun 1* net conald#red lariouc, ure* priority svsr an olbars.
tale yesterday wksa tb# arcldcnt h# will hr unablo to walk for at rsasatatlv* Tomas#Uo, Ok
fondant with the
ad Fred Behrens.
in on# gss* al_ ho was with Jack Atb occurred. Th# group hoped to le n t 10 days, pkyriciaaa reported (tenouaerd th* story ta th a t 1
tho CeIv­
la Tampa Lift, waskty
* Ashley was kIliad Jaa. reach Kenfard last night aim rs- today.
or pan* oog
Tli# paMy a f motorboat owners "It la tha most damnable ho- *
eralng when
tad assum'd tb# naas# a* msln hire until 1
• Jatkioor.ll# »** headed by Q. M. Can*, chair­ publlahai" ha aald.
at "hitad"
Bahrein aald h* received they would rail
men of tho waterway* ccmmlttet
Irate* of
Th# House voted t*
leucsa la Florida total- by way of tha
According '
•■me, h t of th* Florida Chamb«r of Com­ eommltte* of thro* to draw 1
ays hut that M year* of
an thn merce. Others la th* party In­ resolution rqfutlng
9ca had been remitted •aid Ihsl ha
aa bring cluded F. P, L'Engte. prominent
SWT* parole granted. H* bow of hi*
ahy, and In Jacksonville attain * / and hi# oon.
d sight y san . Bob- plloleJ by W ..
on# of Judge UoggottT Frank Mallard,
late have bein seat whlrh Ruck
a paa- (teorge Moor#, Broaaon Lamh aad
official*. Ho was a r ­ the guide#,
Jamvlng at wife. W. O. Croohy, aad E. Addt*'
1 ' ho rial# aengrr. Tho
a rats of
1 an hoar. iun Found, Q ila jsrilli.i,
■ • .

CLASS ATTACKS SYSTEM USED T ?
CANNON FOR HIS GET CRIME FACTS
QUIZ CHALLENGE GIVEN CRITICISM

BENEFITS FROM ALSOP DELIVERS
W HOSPITAL PATRIOTIC TALK
DESCRIBED AS RIG HERE ONSUNDAY

Luke Lea, 27 Other
Men Go On Trial In
Big Bank Swindle

Jacksonville Yachtsman Injured In
Puzzle Lake As Propeller Cuts Him

Police Court Activities On^^Friday

hJNiE .r^uerr, y*.

�in is S tr o n g
lint Honor Aft
tobur R a c e s

m A rrive TodayTo
Begin E fforts F o r
B e s tfo r D6n*sMark
■'

i r tj-‘ , •• -

MIAMI BSACH^ A&gt;r. » (A .P.)^-O tr W#*d, Detroit motor,
boot cnlho.lsat, will *rriv» here
i "d«r I* renew Mo ootoolt on
tk* world** speedboat record of
103.49 m jlm asrbou* bold Mr Karo

WWt,

•Ycrfd (ofor

j rttevday bo

Saturday bp
York ond |o.&lt;
poro to ' ptoro
of Did fierce1
Y et It bn*
...O P HOUSTON. TIXAO

E

tirdj bo h i t ' f homer
it flold blaochort. Tho
ihrod la tho fifth,
with two aa, ha hit •
practically Urn ooino
ia tho alith, with
oa on. ho popped t a
thl* Umm to deep loft
ougkhy and Grant were
10 of tho savage attack
C ub
p i l o t w ho
■t i p la out to act
. bock homo talking
hroo. Pie Tropnor hit •
tho aoooad I n Ik* F’lrtwo an, AD'fed Cuba a*.
i M
i S
• hit or
if P f e f c a n being oa pat
nwt Mo batting opo, ond
t tho bottom of tbo Cub
lat, II urn* by equalled
p homo fun records.

he t r u 'P M illf iK ^
K en M t f M f c f t j l r
all-talking W e i te rn
thriller!

r« sa w a ^ sw -.

Ml AM I. FLORIDA AMD FOUN
... tub bail hao »etu batbu n&gt;
s u o t w a m i r that it hh *

VerfRAM INGUSH GDIF
PROFESSIONAL HAS SCORED
bp Krone and Hr hull*, ond on# o
louhlo bp McNtely. Crop wot
touched for Ulna hlta, Cobrlnger,
Stone ond Rehang getting elnglra
chlcfi armed three of the four
rigor nine. Bettencourt dropped
• ftp boll in Jhe fire! which al­
lowed one run to come over. It
woe the second etralght win for
he Tiger* ever tho llrowna.

The leaden
to dale: Home
■une, I lorn, bp, Coho 5; triplet, II.
Rico, BenoUra, 3. double, Vno­
te Ik, Indiana/ C| atnlen bases,
Berger, It revet, klytr, Renalor*.
berry, Brawn*, Dimwit, Indiana,
1 e*:h| fun* betted In, Hornsbp, Ci^b«, ld | moot .trike outa,
nU uaad alt pitchers one game, Johnson, Yank., l i t
-n In on effort to whip moat baoee on boll., one game,
i but, daikntas f .|l over Ballahan, Cerda, p; .hut-nut
Cround, at the end of remea, Drown, Benetnra, lliown,
rente, ond the gome woe ndlena, Crime*, Cord., Hiidgee.
i the ecore tlod. 7 t j 7. Tiger*, flelbold and
Xorhary,
to Phlllle. had Ih tlr hotting Jrarra , on* each,
Utog of eateker M peeled oil tho wop, and forkThe tkan
Rig ’HI*
14 hit*,
tho halting trailer*,
H double, .tatted ;«p
ralliee
whicha ll more
player* the
who. oil
era billing lit* Imll
liode.
■dared rum . Both auto
o alfltr
ornredHewerer,
woe locking,
Phlllle* of .400 nr iteller.
.tho eleventh, th*■ok
Giant*
tying t tforontheaverage
if 17
men left
£ grove waop loach
doubled
U on baata. Tho
oo .led. •thoto I, until the ond
It* CrlU. Tiny M
Chaplin,
; thGiant
o . alath,
mjetty through tba
loeida momber of lb*
squad
' ' on* Dario
whooo
Uhed tq only
ho Itar before
him. Four U ilen . ora lied ot .4 0
ir«g remaveg In th* UHL
each, while th* Dabe ond Rnett*
,Th* BobtoTTlMUp Jamped ger Juat atop In tho li.l with
■t of the cellar whan with Iwf* overage* t f .400 each. Here’*
I d a r k holding th* Braves to how they eland Including prater*
kilo while Wright aad Bloaeu* day*, gome*:
g ah r h ora.
Ito hit hom« rum t* Mod the PlayerTtlub
lohto Daggers. Uwp woo their Berger, R ra m 10 97 7 17 .450
t o M 0 m* of the poor, 3 to I . Veemick, Indians 0 90 8 17 .430
mptota Wright hit two home AMsander, ... ..
Tlgar*
__
0 35 3 IA .4 0
BM. B l o o n a f i t a bh ooe,,
■ d g o t f o u r blip In Derry, Red Moi H 28 7 13 .4 0
to r totpo up. Bhotdol gar* up Cooke. Yank* .. 8 2d 4 .IS .429
Ifh l of th r I I hlta th e BoMm Watkins, Card* 7 38 5 I t .420
qTad dariog tho 0 mi, aud woo

iB w o ies

O ne/

BMMML

OM mile* on hoot.
Two other run* war* slightly
faster Ikon tho fourth.bot they
could not bw-uaod Hiroraputlng a
lwo-w*jr average because they
word not completed within a 50.
minute period required In claim*
In* a record. •
‘ .
.
Since hi. rum 'laet week, Wood'a
mechanic, hare been hoop check.
Ing hla two 11-eyUndored engine,
point bp p ilo t -and going over
every detail of the boat. The bot­
tom Fa. been .ground down and
pnllthed with graphite f i t lha new
/• •n u ll end the craft Friday
night n » reported in readiness
for lt'ii m e.ter't hand.
The electrical tinting apporgtiit
V*n* cheeked paalerdap* and' dnlp
the laat minute Installation' of Inrtrum ent. will be a f rwware.bofni*
the equ'pnwht would he tvwdp to
clock,thf, MMclAmeflea IX. over
tho measured mile course.

C(?0°MEI?

HAS NAP A JOS FOR
&gt;ST TWO a/lMTEBJ
KAdOfAT a o a u a s &lt;

mr fiffATOeaw..

laat eiartlp 14Mg lea. than
the Chick hoped la g e t He win
add at Moot M pet real i . the
boiling puacb of the Card.,
and when ho finally eigne an
the line n ail
Meaday, Ihe
tool of the hold ante af Impart*
once I. la tho fold.

WHAT PRINCE OF WALES SAW

th* Aniften, tho Athletic*
to have at last faond their
ag *7**. for In tasklag It two
0 4 *v*r tho lonetoto.' they
M out 18 hlu off Janoa and
8 W . 1 W . 8 M r p waa 18 ti 7
vor of the Wot Ida Champlam.
M aa samoal game la that
to taring cf Importsn*a waa
In th* sareath and eighth Inh The Banators, told to two

rt.T u 'fti: a, a s

I f you don’t cu «
lu m b e r a n d |)i
m a te ria l

YOU’LL BR.
PLEASED
W ith b u r - l l B t g r f t i

Gooch taonartl Mil,ur.«* HemInole lllgh o u tfit'lo s t a Iowa*
tlful 10-lnnlitg' gome to Ocoee
paaterday afternoon bp the sc Jr*
of 4 to 9. It waa on* of tba f*W
remaining garnoa on th* schedule,
ond woo played In o apeody l» k *

Moore, l.i.enbee, Urillheait, KUnj
and Drrtp.

Th* largest crowd of baath*!!
hopeful, ao far had a snappy
workout at Municipal Park yes­
terday ■Itern non undor th* cart­
ful ryo of Manager Bid Rlva, and
from all Indication*, It won't be
long beferr be will be able to put
o real team In tho Hold. Dotting
prarllco *•* carried pn (or nearly
on hour, with oil tba would.ho
numbers of the proposed, ' rlub
LIMA, rurw—Hero you see on-) of th* ramarkahio ****** that
finding the range before the aeo*
stun woa through.
met th* * 0 of the Prince of Wale* when li* visited th* And**
Mountains on hla Booth American tour. It picture* th * ' llamoa at
Infield ptoetlra saw Bid trying
Cairo
do •I's.co^P rrrt,'
In their wtaniwiig
burden, m
ofu capper
»a»i 'after
magmr bringing an
out several combination*, .tn * of
fkbM- IR3'lhin*4r 1niU , | | a llttlo yitltod region of tho earth, wbora
RbUI, T8831 .. . B M ' I I ' IIT 40P~
Rnettger, Rod* 7 30 I I t .400 Book&gt; Dark a t saeond, Jlm m t Ilf* I* almost as prinlltlra os H wo*. when PMarro, tho Bponbh
Wright at short, Phil Mila, and
1^ Frederick, end' oral In
Wall, after waok'o of dlrker* Bid la Bender at third, Buddy
osier aad HmmlM, In
log, Chick Dofay, caa-ldered Lake, John W**v*r, en j Alton
affart to loeatp a balling
ao* of Ik* moat daagarouo Gunter In Ik* oulflald, end Hill
dB. Berger «f the Brsrea
player* la tho scalar circuit, Ludwig back of th* plat*. Others
How They Stand
•toned hla fine kkthig and
yesterday agreed to play (or « hs were worktsg out laeluded
q auaGwr base to «&lt;** him
th* Cgrda. Ho gar* la who* th* Ik rule PnuliUn, Clyde Chapman.
to for Ik* ymr and make him
Card owner* rafosod to budgo Cal lloanla, Jim Ppanrer, Dill UlgJ
Ira af lb# pilfered sacks In
ktlanta ...........
fl
from lhair offer of IIU5M for p r» , and M anagtr H r*. Monday
National Laagaa.
th* poor** work, and kara oaa of afternoon hntting .wiU b* the main
Jtrm iiighsirf__
» Bads and Cardinal* were h l a ■tabhornaaaa, ho leaea Item on the menu, nod hoforo Urn
Ultla Rock —
&lt;d nut again, nuktag . four H IM , and hla satorp far the wmk la over, Hid taperla to place
t o * Orleans . ^ - . 1
yaaad game* botwran (ho tw* year will he I*m than H IM * .
iudtanuoe* ______v 4
i. Aa far a* th* Card* aro rsa.
Habile , .
-. * • 4
td, they may ran# la handy
DIRT TRACK CARS ESPECIALLY BUILT FOR NEW 8P0RT
Kodbrlll*
.- — 3
lu th* pear, U (bay at*

d (a atraagthan a* tk* raa.au
rwaara, w|»lla tk* Bada warn

held bp th» Finnish aoo, Paavo
Yrjola.
■ Derllnger oot o decathlon-record
of 44 foot, 0 M Incbee la winning
tbo abot put- Ha oloo won tho
brood jump with a Map of 0 foot.'
1 H Inrbei, the high Jump at 8
feet, the Javelin throw with 181
feet, 1-4 Inch and tho 110 motor
high hurdlea in 18 7-10. lie tinMhed arrond In the dlaeu* ond
■wd*-vault, third In the 100 motere
d»»h, fourth In tho 400 motera amt
«lxth and Ioat In the 1500 mrtera
run.
•
Kbuer, on odlrd .ta rte r who
got hi, training undor Jock R tdr
of the Dooton A. A. before going

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Piltehurgh
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tVilc.go
005 0 0 001— 10 16 0
(latt*r|a*i.Bioko, ilwort land and
liortnotti French, Willoughby,
Grant. Dednor rad Hrmalap. ,
Now York 001 0 1 000010-7 8 8
Philadelphia . . ..

Intercollegiat* eranU, J)hlo 8 Uta*a
• printer, golmd the Wtk uf V^lor
honor. Wy romping off with .the
iu»rt*r-i»ll» and .print medley-ra­
re.. Ohio Hut* won the 440 yard
raMp in the cafnlm] record. Urn*
if 3 minute., 37 8-10 .eeeeade.
Georgetown held the former rec­
ord of 3:31, eet In 1 0 0 .
deck Killer, Ohio fU le , woll the
IFO parJ high hurdlea In the car*
nlvrl record time of 14 7*18 aae­
on 1*. Chari*. Moor* of Penn Htat*
eet the former record o f -14 8*18
.econd. In 1B2A. Joo MaCuIakep,
Fordhom University. accounted for
the fourth outstanding record
when he won the 3000 motor
»tw pier hate la 0 mlnutot, 87 see-

L um ber Q
F O R Z I P S E R V IC E
l f e t l h a d Holly

' Phoftg 135
Dotirrieot II. Blllott, Watt, Colt
lln., and Da via t. Walker. Morrwlt,
Having,&lt;Danahu*. Chaplin, Hub*
h*ll a n i OTanalL
•
Rrooklpn
000'M l 0*21 —fl 13 1
Bot ten
008 318 000-1
5 0
nattarioa; W. Clark aad tap es:
Rherdal, Cunningham, and Hph*&gt;rrr, Cionln.
Cinrliinat:-Kl. IxruU, postponed.

(A P)—Fixre Iklor yesterday aald
that the departmanl of rim n u il*
an tltm hod bran officially adriaod bv th# Mrairan conaol gwntrnl
In New York, Enrique 0 . B ab ,
that th* naval dlilglbla Lao An*
g*l*» would r
to M*alen Ct during the aerm nutlfal eg poll m hof* May I I to

84.

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• Ymterday'a Remits
Mobile AAtlanta
Atlanta4.4.
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ldnninghim U, New Orleans A
Other* rsla*d out,.
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Yesterday'■

4 th* haw. Lofty Gratg cam*
♦ m m , hub tof«ra th* s'ds
rtttrad,'0V* up lU hlta, and
I’rwnp ram* orar. Mahaffey
t f Ito rightk natng wton

(

�• f Uw Mit« cowimlttem 'ham n«»*e
been charged with th* emoeaaltmeat of a siagto dollar nor wltk
the fraudulent elelalloB e l the
fwtor.l corrupt pcortlesa acL”
-If .0 charged," Glass amid, “Ki
would InaUntly demand lnee.llCation .n,| promptly produce hla
bank hook..'

M*W YOU, April

»at%to%«
bSSSg iS i—i TXJtm i l
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A
TUESDAY,

••.nil:
Iota 1 la t* amt IT t . tl,M&lt;

fld c In h is b u t t b a i M * . » T « g * d s jn m d y g k g g ^ 'T M U In*
d tto n t i t o n e of m a p I k * / a b a w a tk«t&gt;
b lltonM **
o f feelInt-lM B *Dne a n d U w n r e w l n » o a l p - a d * t n i t i e e f 6 r
th e g a lla n t d ea d o f h o ik t h # 'N o r t h a n d 't h a BMMhi • "*
. Boo t h e m a e h o o ic h lk tn m r&gt;» lo n g a r d»WW- iM toa on Ilia

history beak ptotoraart* Great Studento aria &gt;Uu4* to

a c re ot men who de imthtac bat
trade la object, oi art. Theta ate
twe la rr* and aeeeral tmallor
jewelry exchancee when the haglilac aad baivabilag. c*e* aa
all dap and retry day. The lamer
maria hare room fee aboat fifty
tradtoc reunten In eadb, aad.on
th* counter, are displayed everythine from uncut diamond. to
antlqqe mu.le boxes, from itataary epreed la Iawry aad lalaid
with r*td to extoaair. roller-

• Sometime. I think that what
with Iho new edwcatle—1 Idas,
the chUdren hare It pretty m»ft
Uwae day*. Other tlmea l ap, not
to cure. Per one thirty, I never
had to ra t any .plnartt unlo*. I
darned well plaaaad.- .Per anoth­
er, the •Ka.tern Elate* Asxocl.tlpn ot Preteptona) ■flrboo). for
Teachere h a. baea meetlnr a t Urn
Hotel P»Mwylvpnla. They werked out many tokemaa for deeeleInc tot*, tiny m ltoa.asd kiddle.
Into tklnklnc they w e n ha vine
fan while M an iac to bouhd
Cfecho-Hlovakla. and to npme
three pciaripal export, of Olqde•taa. Bat Urn fo u k rt deception of
them all concern* ■ trip to pixie
land. After UtUq Harold alfftf
for the trip and f* w eir started
on It, he finda hlm vlf In the
batkreom Icarnlny to waak be­
hind hi* ear*.

Acrordlnc to ", Lowall Thomw,
e .one -IWf MdGmp H I Ba
to M
hare
* here."
* «i which
wamm need
bbev |V
.. theCreateot pulling power la rranceiU tk rarrieoe, ha* feat It* ancleat charm, l i t raaaon la, per­
haps, that there *1 no aao talllny
the modem, mother youT! bp
there, beeauae there'* no trllfaf
where abo*U; be. henetf^-PbUadelphie Inquirer.

to JaekaaaviU.
W U Marymret Hart, of Orlando, , After reporta and aeaouacem m p t m . am mento* tha. daratfenaj waa ylvan
a t their home, by the Intermediate Ckrtatia*
Endeavor Society of thla d tp . fok
towed bp »ba tong, "It P ara Ta
Serve JoanT wkkh will, by the
coarentloa m o at Uw Stale. Coat
Yaalioa U be bald In Miami la
9 im »
?. T to Rar. M onk Book talked on
J h a aukjaet, "No SnbaUtatoa
{Wanted”, *fUr which Ml*. D itto
c a te a., talk, on tha **Qubt Hsux.”

kU own aafe behind It or be may
rent drawers In n sort of com­
munity aIrony box. Tbs Oriental
atmoapher* M not lemoned by tka
g»«tlcul*tiop« and grimacing, nor
i f the general cnat of feature*.
The places are an Indoacnbablf
hodge podge because the dealer,
A fall Wooded Chippewa to
do aot confloo tbemaolvto to tha
pato of prestos* atowaa. If owt Patrolman Jamaa Alvin Oheworo
and the oolp Indian on the po­
lk# force. Ha hunt* Uw paiefam
from a flivver In Uw Bedfeed
h r li fer onto alongside kW hand ; rctiorv cf Brooklyn and ba al­
ful of' ru t robtos, Stuff, dia- ways get* hi* flngarprlaL There
risyrd belter ikeitor ta ' a few aje fim ol'o r Indian* In that a***
lies of* Brooklyn aad It Is Just a
feet ot spas*, are valued al
tbeaaaada- of- daUsra' aM ofteh bunting ground foe Rhowera,
rape*.w»t. a Ufe-time of tradtax wIwm to co In pitched In tha
i rony. Uke mart Isdhuu, he I*

I Mehe mu with chicken peal
aP right but Pre get apou
er _mo •Ilka
ff.
a littia
* kaata
- — •* •
a* la week aa* while they're

Iwtoe make* me stop ta bad,
ran hoar the children about
t o i . t o w hpj caott gft m tt
wtbag aay.t "DeoT wotry to.

whUh
t hurt I N

yew Itch,

opinion on things until S w

to. lea v.
R. City

lwetor Onthrie, Mm. G. H. Brown
and Mr*. 8. E. Andrews. Mrs. R,
R Movie. Victor Green and 8. H.
Andrew* furnished cars-far Uw
trip to. Orlapdn •
-

Afij&amp;ii

on Migrv.U*

lx

ipgfontQSta

arttate nwau. rwUdng whatso­
ever. Bacept far eat atonas,
whkh have a fairly daflalto vales,
•earytkiag in tha .xskougss la
wortii "what you has* ta yom
hand" aa thsy eaU Ik. CoIMctore
af rare ranwea and such abj**M|
vUh Urn places regularly. BuV
W a v in g Out Th* Body
►■
. . -»■'»
.
wb«n this roaaoimeur fall, la loeo
Dr. O«orf» W. Crila, Clavtland phyaktaa Urggly r*- With • tmrtiruUriy fin* pfete, he
ipMsibid
fdr^tlto ttad of adrenalin In rtotoriag. heart actios ahraya aanda an agant to purMCRery la no radical
ft. He achemea to bate It
attar
that
highly important organ has esasud to fiigdfltob abase
diva, but hla celsaaa la
tatladsd la aa add lot of tots

•hlngjof'aajai
•ffkwl* alt

Mql DtparUnant of tha Woman*.
O nb wlUJbe bald In tha dub r t o l *
a t t eYteck with Mn. W. C. Kckha*ma*M M m K. II. U ney aa bdeVs
m m . ftrtaea for auction aad &lt;Hr
traot- bride*. »Uka reserratipad
With M m B. a lllghleymaa.
The American Lesion will aponaor a dance at the Trianon Dance
Club ea
the Sanford-Orlam*
Highway a t 9JO o’clock with muate by Maro’a orchestra. •
Th*. Harry Malden.* Ctaka el
the U ra l Baptlat Church will bora
He, meadbl*. toe 1*1 meeting at. R
ot'cWak.at tk a homo of l i n - J , P«
HejimUw, 901 WoM Tenth S t m t
with Mga. HelUclaw and Mia*
Char M il. Nix ** ko.te.Mat W Young Peoplo'a Sorvko
League will her* a meeting a t
7|M o*clotk at Hely Croaa Church.
WEDNESDAY.
Tha hoard of managera of. the
Banford Oarden Club will meet at

daetareu that th* various body parts'wear thamdato— out,
and people grow old and die, chiefly tiiw w i ot lanwwerabta
minor silm»nta and emotioha. Worry, Bacor, Mid hatrad
induce wkat ho c«Ua “alight Infhctfona" whloh ovantually

^ r* .
Hosteaft
• ‘To OwlJBHdit Cltib
Honoring the mvAidir. o7 iho
Owl Bridge Club, Mru. P. R. Ad­
a me ontort* Itod with a bridge par­
ty *n Saturday aft*moon al her
how*, 977 MAfPOll* Avenue. After
five progression, of bridge acor*.
wees added aa d high wore priaa
• b n o f .ha to aalta, wsat to-Mr*.
W-.E. Yarn wbU* tow aeore priw,
4 bos of aUdiancry,. waa,given to
Mr*. W. A, Routh.
' &gt;
. Raskat* ofitondy and onto w att
pla**d on oath of tka bridgs t.bl.a
while quantities a t gladioli awl
lore war* arranged In earn* and
bawU. At R.tota benr a sweet

ARTY ►

Patriotic Talk
Here O n .S u n d a y

T.nro.d, 91.Ml,.
' •
■.
C law D — Mobil. and Ohio rmiV
ro*4 W.99.
‘ rim .. E—Dolulls Mtooab* mad
N ertb.rn railroad, * U i
C lta. P -S U te n Island Bmpld
Trmn.lt railway, 77.#*.
.
C kut O—MD.ourMlllnoU rail*
PORT DARWIN, Northern!
remit, M.
Among switching ana tcrnrlnri trail*, Apr. *7.— &lt;AP)— r1
units, first plate In Class A’ warn
non by, the Chicago U nnlaal ot
the Baltimore and Okie railroad,
milk a 9f.M per cent rediwllon In
orcldrnl. ml compared with H O

P erm an e n t
Uielr aarrifire* aome Inspiration
which mlyht make the prevent
a a d ^ F lncw r
realdent* nf the Squth ytutcfully
conuciuu* of the noble efft— -O t
their .uceMor*.
' The *peaker*. reference* to
F]nriiU..aa n .la te of unllmIUd
Monday. Aw. IT 7*1
oppurtunltie* and poMlblllllta, and
Stoo p. Mofficially ronchaMon* and tntorE placopcl P arlato U o c M
pretatioaa bated on partial data" hi. brief remarki concerning vnrleu* attraction* end Florida hj*uuunced d e ­
and |n*l»tod&gt;ao further actlvlttoa torical . pot* which h . prophmlml
b y W o m a n 'B . i j i U l ^ ^ ;
e m of Indla* to general crimlaal atatiatlee
would
be
ra
a
^
ahrlnee
equal
to
riduality
that
akeuid be undertaken “until tha
anp In the nation, drew favornble
instantly fire*
Ultimate plan to nettled."
reaction* from Iho audience,
dktlarUon. Dy
which interrupted hi. talk numerMr*. P. Paul at her horn*.
ou* time* with appUtoa.
me giving wy •ytafpthlng l hate
1119
Park A n . Phone Itl-W
“The biyyeat a*»et In the Htate to def.nd him.” 1
of Florida I. our people," told
The Rev. Coughlin alae a t­
the J.rkaaavllle m ajor a . he em- tacked Mayor Walker’* ecru*phailied hi. often repeated .tale- era and raid they wl.betl to
inrnt that, with co-operation and “make a scrap of paper of the
ro-ordlnation the .topping etone* teaching* of Christ and .utollto the Mixing loadorahlp whloh tate for them tha goep*l of lw*»wa* ao vital daring the present la."
era. Florid, and It. poopi. could
Wolkar h*a been Invited to
and .bould *how the way to the •peak a t' the young Democratic
rent of the nation by a prompt Club meeting Tharwlay nt nhkh
•nd qldeapread cultural and (lov.m ar Reoaev.lt will be the
Hhe ta going to Now York, row You.—*To
d o e. or for Justifying the arial* reawakening, "We need to turn principal .paaber. If he attend*,
buy your aummtr. uvd gatog-awmv clalb«9t
enct of or urglag expended la qua*- to religion,” he .aid,, "to the waya It will be tha tlrrt tl*»e he will
. . . (you know Batiy*) . » . Mnbo youp-Urttjon ralhar than for the purposes of the l-owly Natarene, who died hava met the governor *Uicr
. . . shall buy Jug! tka tklng lhat yg\V
charge* or the city affair* com­
Which criminal .U lU tlts a rt de- that mvn might live."
now! and If It doaan’t suit
PldMt 4**%
signed to further.
Dvfnre concluding hla addreu, mittee were filed.
have It , . . Co*# in today on—
» ;T
1 “The source of difficulty, when Mayor Al.op look occasion to call
tk a matter 1a looked Into, almost hi. hc.rrtV attention to the op­
alway* prove, to ho desire of lb* portenlty which will be affordl&gt;Uie*u la aaestlon to make for It- *d Florldl.n* to meet twn great
s*lf tke meat faverabM skewing living Floridian*, son. of Conpoaslkta and hone* the choice of a I federate soldier*, who. a r t to.at-,
beala ot cowpltatlon which fuf-1 tend Iho JarktorwIlM centennial
a that dsolre Instead of one In- j next y e t.- ' - - * v aboold reJACKSONVIl.LF^ Apr. I 7 ^ A
tod foe general purpose*,"
IVere and love the memory of
Th* tow w hat on aaaaried the those who have helped make the93.H4 per rent reduction in nrctlast year, aa compared with
bureau of tavestlgotlon mad* "no nrw i^uth th* lovely, spot It dvnta
U,
Its ID23 record, won first place
apggeetlon aa tn airy llmltotloiw «r in thin great commercial age w*
for tk&lt; Atlantic Coast Line rail­
doubt, with respect to th# utility I ||v* in, we should remember the
road In Ctaas D of th* Annual
oy authority of th* figure* px*- dee«U and achlsv.meats of our
Steam Kalin*,! Arvldent Trev.nirniad.”
I* -" *
fellow,Ftoridlaua, Otoeral Sum- linn Contert, ncrording to advlcci
"It r e t i r e , no great study of
^
Admi „ t Conn and
from Chlcar* toal n ig h t." An­
the.* reports." th# eommlanon
others, who will Join with nouncement of ih« conl*»t r*«uU»
told, "to perceive a number of l
„„t
was mad* by th* National Hafrty
weakness**, which should Impose
f
,|r
j.
Council,
Among railroad, whoa* em­
ploye. worked more than 100,000.­
009 man-hour, last yoar, Ik* Chi­
cago And Northwestern Yalway
ranked first, It. casually list being
91.OH per cent lower than In 1917
Awardt In other rlaooee, togrtk-

«

ACL Given Award
For* Big Reduction
Iir Ateidents 1ft *32

»

ied by Kra. HonWv J. Ctsuar,
ba«s ss tbslr gw w toat lhair bom*
Mrs. W. B, Vsrm,
k, W. Mrs. M argarai lu m n a a r. *(
New Jaraey, and Mr*. M. Decker, » tso m present, ware: Mrs. M. BBmitb, Mr*. W. A. Roatfc, Mru. J.
Or Huff, Mru. HOmar J . C1iu&gt;.,
Mia. W. E. V ais, Mr*. J . R Dak­
ar,. Mis. Adam, and MM. Chlet

„

t

epcraU with Uw cammlttM
gt"g tor Farnwr*’, Day. Tha
its bad a On* season
lbl*
In spits of thq aaqdUngi, tad

Bbu—«• Re .aid In hla meant trip
to' the Pacific coait he tetrad
teeerywhere the «»m# eaUmatu el
the Inadequacy inromp.tanee a id
IlMdttcleaey ot the lloovaU &gt; admlniatrmtlon that I. auch a famUUe
phaaaaaanon in Rhod. Island, Nkar
Yaeh, M ataathutatu and' otto**
of the tre a t Induitilal atatea oa
the. AUaatle ar.Uiard." In caa-r
treat, ha amid, he faund the Demo-'
crata In a high aiate of onthaaiaaaa
and hopeful expectation.
' .

i His Accusers**
TallrAt Brei

To-Night

lice Lengwortb, iM wife of
t e u Bpaah.r of tba&gt; Barn*, M

going scilv.ly Into politic*.
wCU remain undoubtodly, oa*

Tuesday

b o : power* behind tba Ur*M.

.« much unrmt la. tka
Why rap.lulloaa In Spain,
gua, noudur.., aad athde
a»T H a rd Um*." la th*.
t "R aid tlmaa”, all o*w
rl4l ftonf.rd.ras ba tbaata r a n a i n to bg co n q u ero d b y medtowi

nounaatptayt

U th.r# s r .
hare, to p i n

rail h.rd

difficult,

B en&gt; »(J;t 8&lt;From
^ e P ;M l&gt; ita l

but thug must bn

J ^ T b o HBRT
R6NT&lt;iC»MKMY
NEIL HAMILTON

Forming a fcariy

“ “

and poppies arranged la vsm * and
bowl, about th# reams wh*r* tba

iltuaileni ta faal. only a
dvgrsa ad proaperitp. than
*#.«* found,aAP.wbaca alas

THE SILL TO, atop th* publication of doilnquant ta*
rolta jNbdI ltd wnpwnlo*, raaaaura. to cat In half the rwU
Mid f«T legal advertising, hav* Iwon adversaiy reportad by
th*. Booot*' IRmmw- god •Tiutatioa Committee. Thg purpose
of thMMBgMBM* wa» to whack UM M*gpgp«rg, but- thadr
rggi.gftool would hagg btow to.dgay topewfarty-owagga offtotal Inforaitlon which thty arg gntitlod to Ijgve. Tha Ben-

r r • e £ am in
lava
oh#
c r a v e d , but
her
heart
yoarued ( e r
lb* on* man
sK* could nsl
karst

h Atlanta,
s a tk*L Dsmnrrs
d.d, “skould ba

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i fur Ihclaw

runtnliurlketUuw .re tn

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•slating

fact tkgi B Smith suppurtrr Intro-

M m to t o C S r i

A b o u t 2000 th re e Inch
fton t i l l aU ghlly d am aged
Id b ro k en en d s th ro u g h
Mgkl h an d lin g la skip*

T h e Nye committee,? he mid;
"to nei charged with the duly of
but it to *mpat* any charge
tie. person, to
ilmp. Cannon or
atgtoly violated
j p ra c lk n a r t
■ton fundi endtoerttng Itorn
hat to all lh*r#

F. Pearson
icg 130 a n d U 7
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lilt'll

FOR SALE

di'crd Uw rtfolatlon as Cannon
■Muted uul recently, was Imui.Ur-

that already

KAMIIKAH
IHKNK

law.

changed; other­
. on. will rvfrola
from mstong totur* contrlbuti&lt;&gt;n&lt;
tg taasMtaft fund*."
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the Vhgiaia. sawtor ..id th.

IA t Home

“ "I MAKJORIk.

com es
n a tu ra lly
t o h e r --sh e w e a rs

Your entire baariOR
txvflocnccd by thn-toH
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•fit correctly.

�»With£ %
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enthusiasm tomato

NEW YORK, April XT-fifth
•iMN
Um itm lt westoJItar
Will Attend the division*! _____ ________ _____ 'n ip * Yarkan' la
_________________
awl riatlan flu— iW»sS
Houm on Wednesday. The Norman de Vere Howard jjsap- ttor wish to toy
ter will play hoetesa to national aitf -statr ofiffeara from Or- brauUfnl trta to u . 0&gt; ttoy-WWX
Undo, Cocoa, Oviedo, Tsrepe, Leeeburg, Daytona Bench, toy Mnidra U m . Bat- tto to.
Bhgtis. Kissimmee. DeLnnd. end . Jacksonville. Mrs. Marian rcptloraity wriMnfurmsd.aad tbu
PUon of Tempo and Mrs.FV L. Etell of Leeibn n wIU be
among* the, principal speakers. Among the honoc gneets
Not to s p ra t
wIH be Sanford's only surviving Confederate veteran, W.
At Bochanan, who Uvea with hie daughter, Mia. C. 0. line*
the Chinatown rebhenwrfc btonra
ramere., ,
el pillar* • end tossa
According to .UwaU&lt; Thames,
At the memorial services yesterday, a silver haired d*fc«-U*
m U ti with "smok*" dodp the
tha •oea ,rfM | Hetoar. M b *
gentleman walked'up to a Sanford &gt;U, D, C. and aafce* burara,
U be f t r a l 'M i m l
Tb#r*," which u u d to have the
t'Lady, may I hava&gt; one of'your flags?'* The lady gave Mere of ire
who do nothing, bet
grrnU et polling power In e r a *
him the "Star* and-Ban” saying, “Are you giBeuUgmerT* trade in men
object* of art. Thera era
services, has feet It* an“No," the gentleman. replied; smiling and Imtmitm the two large and tm r a l similar Snmetfmr* I think that what griUtle
d e f t charm. The renaon U, per­
Q*g In his button) boU, iT » a damned yaghaa/*rH de In- jewelry uMhangra when the hag- with the new edoratteoal' Ideas haps. that there'* no see telling
til ng and bargaining' ( M

mi

the children here It Ire tty raft the modem mother

you'll

bf

i m m n r u/f»*UI e l a r a i u t * a n a
Ik * I Ilk . t a p &gt;o r A pril A.

t*!|»
ttir

V. R iw r a iA M .^

all day end rrury day. The larger theee diys. Other tim cu'l- a p not there,
t tuntree tocaaia
I’atr-ttibn 1there'*
lhnMla no #tilling
willA*
marta hoea room fa* nboet'fllty ra cure. For one thing, I never where sh e ll; be. heraetf^PhV*-

edmIra the
■lies. The l
ato oftew Hi

ifM.toe&lt;a.wUb chicken pox!
, til right but I've get spots
m me like U ttk fcaets
k Iu wool, •*’ while they're

totoe mskra ms *tsy In tod,
can hear the clHMren ebout
lent ***
J can's
et
Isn't
m* why
why,I
cast get
aft sset
tether s*yst “Heat w*i»7. »♦,
k .* t Ur , thicken peg, yea
jkaowr

■-

trediag counter* In eoeh, end on
(he. coon tor* are diaplayed every­
thing from unrot diamonds to
antique mutlc botes, from atataary c * m d In Ivory and inlaid
with geld to eatonalvo roltoc

,-Ura srsaa of bitter latssaalt ettrlf*.
is pet the final seal o f Mood'and fire
h and South-. -Dotighfaby* froam Oonfought eld# by eld# In-thetrenchts rraembte nothing ao much

nickname at,*'Yanks".
Not long ago, we heard someone say, "Why do they
keep on. with: the U. D. C, anyway? It seems to me that
the organisation U Just a vehicle to keep alive old antag­
onism*. It would iw no*xwaich.better Just to bury it u l
and forget there ever waa a war between the statee."
Forget? What man whose grandfather charged with
Jab Stewart's cavalry, or stood his ground with tha&lt;gallant
young V. I t L cadets at Newmarket; or followed the sword
of -Robert Igp wants to forget? And even If ho wanted
to, It U Impossible, to tear a leaf, stained with the blood.of
one’e forefather* from the bosk of history aad pretend
that It was never written. As long as Uttered grey uni­
forms lle ln ettlfl trunks, as longas battle-scarred sword*
hang; under old portraits'on library-walls, as long aa-ona
Confederate button lurks In the» corner of a keepsake boa,
as long- a* young blood quickens at the thought of. heroes
—and that, ws hope will be forever—the psopls of tba
South will renumber.
* The . beauty of this remembering Is that time kills
all bitterness and. hatred but It doe* not dim the clear
whit*'light of course*. The mission of tba United-Daugh­
ter* of tfc# Confederacy is net to keep alive the ugliness
knd 111 feeling, of the war. but to cherish the memory of

an
Oriental baiaara. The dealer leas­
es. hie counter or section of count­
er-by the month. He may In*tall
hie own aefe behind H or he may
tent drawer* In n sort of com­
munity strong boa. The Oriental
atmosphere le.net lessened by the
graticule liana and grimacing, ear
n the general cast of features.
The places era an Indmenbetrif

had to ra t any uptnsrit onla** 1 delphla. Inquirer.
darned well pleased. For anoth­
er, the -KaaUnt State* A**oclelipn of Profcrairaa); Schools far
Teacher* haa been meeting at-.tha

..1.

niMk C lrrai Cenrt
ta m lM l*

Bn

.

j^iTVr&amp;ca » c. &gt;

tng. lota,- ttop ml to* end kiddies
Into thinking they w e n having
fun while learning to botihd
CMcho-RIoraklo. end to nfine
there principal exports of Hlqrfu•tan. Bot the foulest deception of
them all cone*re* a trip to p ick
land. After little Harold sign*
for the trip and |s well' alaitod
on It, he find* himself In the
bathroom learning to wash be­
hind hla cere.
A full blooded Chippewa to
Patrolmen Jamaa Alvin Shewera
end the only Indian on She pe­
llet force. He h u n k the paleface
from a flivver In tha Bedford

W*. key^. eyto »SJstNuto,jsU
pfternksr-vU i

Phono 713

W w iiiff Out The Body
re UtRery to no ndlcsl
mtatlve, but hto column to
ly raed.
SenatV evtyunilp*m ining
ig lu tes reduction, raramthe alMhlngj ef eajsrlra of

toper*to with the coam lttso
ngtnr for F e m m '. Day. Ths
i*re had a tine u o u a into
, In spUe of ih« soodUarr, end
duuonro a big cotobnUon.

ttoo Longworth, the wife of
H to Bprabor- of. tto&gt; Howo, to
goto* Mtlvoly Into politic,
will ramaia undauhtodjo, one
ho powora tobtod the uiroM.
1 Why royolutloas In Spain,
eguo, Houdurto, and othde
rise? U s t i tinea" to t t o
rat "R in l tlmoe", all o-»r

Wldl •Banter* ram to ttoab*

b«t thorp, eie .ns rasl .hord
hora, no ocroro unamptoy,
sltuaitoet Ip fast, only a
I. doarra. of preaportty. ihaa

r.t*.to.feusd,*iu.wk*cs elra

■era* W. Crlle, Cleveland physician largely re­
ar, tbs Usd of adrenalin-in rmtoHag, heart&gt; asUoB
highly Important organ has ceased to fuasUaih
at tha various body part* wear them*sir as out,
grow.oM’and'df
minor ailments and rmotloha, -Worry, aagar, and hatred
Induce what be calls “alight Infections" which avantually
take their toll In hundreds of thousands of heart, llvar, and
brain calls,, ‘
- “Tha seatnlngly Inconsaguentlal ailments and emotions
may account-Indirectly for mora major human Ilia than
w» knowv" coahrenU the Miami Dally. News. "Worry, ran
the old saw,, kills more people than work. Certainly the
swift pace of' modern city Ilf* la a&lt;health handicap. Scien­
tist* In recent yean, for Instance, her* bean -etreaalng th*
uefavorabts effects of noise which not only reduoaa effici­
ency, but results in premature fatigue. Lessened resistance
to disease Is but a step farther,
'
"Dr. Crlle looked, forward to the time when prevention
will't*k* precedents over cure and disease will represent
k’eiaU u reto
gaining ground: T h s loth
aatsbUshsd by Insurance companies fop the
illey hoddbra show ths trend.
la sush malignant diseases as cancSr, which
remain to b* conquered'I
‘ by medical aclarne, ls lhs progtast
of prevention Important, The w iaabw 'of iheae batktaa dra
pends largely on public education and cooperation to fore­
stall' their spread. It Is dangerous to neglect any minor
ailment, however, because of the serious consequence* of
delay.?
: ,
-i ...&lt;. •
"■ . ■
o— — '
THE BILL TO. stop ths publication of dslinqusnt tax
rolls agd lU. companion, nwasurs. to cat In lu ll the reds
said for legal advertising, have bean, adversely rspertsd by
tha. Bla sts Jttnaneo- aad-Taastlsa-Committee. Tbs-purpose
of thsaaim asstnia.wwto whack the asarspapers, huh thair
rdal-alfastwould hava baaa to dsay toprop^y-owaera of­
ficial Information which thsy are entitled,to have. The Sen­
ate Commute* after a* hearing cm tha measures, promptly
turnedt lh«n(dewn, It4sp*t likely tost they wUI get *ayly t h i s p rse tic a Is

atfflcolt, hat thoy naot bn
Ur. Wall,toilets* w* tor* U v,
•m w W to t'U * ImpMtowt4htag.lv
da ta.tafCrasto, a. tee, rassmlmlna
that will i rdssn . the town, seetag
tta i Mmuest m p srty to put «a
i t o t esb a eS Us f s k vatasitaa. Tto
toctotaUra toe, »ad ftaaara raw,
miltra, or a majcrlly of tto ruus,
sslttoe, to Jw i.ea sura stout UU.
It to n rasa e.stata caesUrar of
totaa fail under tto peravnt u » t
tact, te whtara anythta* llto
wpraliultra of asoesenrato. It
egrara with Mr. WiU t t o tto
p n sa e tr n m t to «a tto, took*

I

�At His Accusers*:fit
Talk At Breakfast

» f the iitta ro an
been charged wit
m a t of a siagta,
the fraudulent *1
NEW YORK, Apr. 2 7 l ( A P p ‘ (Continued Prom Par* On*)
feOrrel corrupt p
faro a n t assume tha leadership
iia aaid, "ha Mayor Walker yesterday • truck
"If *o charged,'
&gt;nd Invest!- hath a t hU accusers with stato- ,
would inilantly
dion »n,j promptly produce hU manta that h a ' w u being mada
“tha, W at" la a campaign to
PORT DARWIN, Norther*
endanatoo public roofidanca 5 In 1
ffeehbm t Hoover's administra­
trail#,
Apr. r e - &lt;AP)— V
municipal,
state
nod
national
govtion w*s leverely 'criticised • k f
ernoMOt by oommunUti and thote
Commander Chocks KUW
B ln a* . Ha aaid in HU n e a t trip
allitd with tham.
to tHa Pacific r o u t he fea»d
Smith will fly tha t i n t A«uak
Ha apoka a t . tha annual com*
■tomywhera tha same uU laata of
Ragland air mail from hdtt
moalo* breakfast of thu Holy
th*r Inadequacy inrniipitinse aod
Aktob, D um a, slatting *j|.
Hama Society of the fin* depart­
lusdflcleoey of tha Hoover &lt;ad*
light today.
ment which had a* p i n t the Ip Claaa B for terminal*, the I*aha
mlaUtratlon that I* auch a famlRar
(Continued From Pago One)
Her.
Chirico
K.
Coughlin
of
De­
p h a n a M a a In It hoi a Island, MW tempormneout and began with nuTerminal, Railroad Company wow
Yaah&gt; Mataachusett* a * ) ' oltoM* narou* reminieconraa which war« troit, Tha *patch eo were broad­ with a IOO per ceat radwctlon, hav­
r
•
of tha rrc a t Industrial atataa oa aroused ahortly after h k arrival cast.
ing no accident# during 1838.
EDGBWOOD
Tha mayor laid the attack on Among Pullman group*, Detroit
tha Atlantic seaboard.” l a coa* . In the city and afte r coa re r*aFLOW ER SHOP
tra it, ha aaid, ha found th a Dam*' Don* with old friend*. He paid hlna w u tha first step In a ram*
crata In a tilth itata of aathaalaaai high tribute to the fallen lead­ palgn which would later Include
n r unions into tha business world
aad hapaful expectation.
er* *nd men nf tha Confederacy by tommunUm. Ha Mid "the
and urged hit hearers to find In daogeroui individual U the parPermanent
their ucriflree seme Inspiration let oommuniit."
Waving,
which might make the present
He added that rommunUUf
and. Finger
! resident* of the South gratefully would dictate to the p m * and
conscluu* of the nobla effort* oJ described red rtel-wpectattow&gt;a=
their ancestors, children. In front, women next,
nouqced d a.
■ The speaker'* reference* to and men In the third rank.'
greo of Indi­
Florida as a ital# of unlimited
"I don't .know much -about
M anway, Apy. IT
V
vidua lit y that
* ( Caatlauad from Pag* Owe)
opportunities
and
possibilities*
and
fighting for myself,"
Walker
7
Imtantly give#
S tM P . T i
officially conch dona and latorprafaUaaa bated on partial data? h h brief remark* concerning var- •aid, "but whenever offleiaU in
Episcopal Parlafc H orn
and: Insisted, no further act!vlties leus attractions and Florida his- nty administration are attached,
tor
leal
spots
which
ha
prophesied
by Woman**. ttlMi‘£
there will be some fighting and
aa to general criminal statistic*
AdmMotv S0o„,
i
ahauld ho undartakan "uotll tho would be made shrine# equal to when It atarta I’ll be In tha front
any In tha nation, drew favorable ranka to oer that justice arul
nltimel* plan k nettled.*
audience, right ehall obtain. No decent ofAcnfJling particularly th a load*- rvarliooa
quney of praaaat crime eta tielira which interruytad hi* talk numer­ fM a| ihall be harmed without
me giving up everything | have
th a report Ml, aho at govatnowal ous lime* with applause.
"The biggest onset in the Htat* to defend him."
agencies* pnMi»Vag nlatUtlca with
The Rev. Coughlin ab« a t­
an aya . tp thfJr own lat areata. It of Florida In oar people," Mid
aho i t tangly criticised the Jag* the Jaeksoaville mayor na he em­ tacked Mayor Walker’* accuaDee department'* bureau of lo- phasised hln often r#|&gt;eeted state­ er* and laid thay wlihed to
yc*ligation, which pahUahso
a ment that, with co-operation and "make a aerap of taper of the
co-ordination tha stepping stottan teachings of Chriet and sutalimonthly trim# report.
&gt;, It-takes hsit lUtl#, ciperienc# of to the strung leadership Whith late for them tha goe pel of l&lt;enauch criminal autistic* aa wo was so vital daring the present la."
Walkar ha# bean lav Had to
have," tha. commission said, "to era, Florida and Its people could
order to r any Inca that f agrtaaf and should show tha way to tha •peak at the young Democratic
abase eslata In compiling tham a* rest uf tha nation by a prompt Club meeting Tharwlay a t jxhkh
a basis, fag. requesting approprla- and widespread cultural and Governor Rpoeavelt will be the
Bhn In going to New York, fog, You.—To
dioaa or for Justifying th a eslat* reawakening. “We need to turn principal ipeoker. If he attends,
buy. your nummgr. nnd gaUg-aurav clatbon
encaoforurglagexpanded la ques­ to religion," he said, "to the ways it will b* tha t i n t lime he will
(you know Sndyo) .* • Mnjto your Unt
tion ralbar than for the purpose# of the l^wly Natarent, who died havp mat tha governor ilnce
Which criminal stoUstlcn are de­ that men might lira.”
jM t lb* thing thkt yfN|M&lt;
charge* of tha city, affaire com: : : 01*11 &gt;buy
m
signed to further.
Drfnrr concluding hit address, mittae wara filed.
need nand
n d ir.-irdoMn't nult &lt; . .. PR»«* don't
' "The eourte af difficulty, whan Mayor Alsop took occaslon,to call
-It . . . Cora* In today or—
i , _
the mailer la looked Into, almaot hit hearers' attention to the op­
always prove* In b* desire of tha portunity which will be afford­
bureau la auasllon to make for It­ ed Floridians to meet two g n a t
self tho mast favorable ahovrtog living Floridians,
.
son* of Con­
poaaibto, and hsoce tha choice of a federate snldlyr*. who ar* to at­
baits af compilation which fUr- tend the JacksonvRl* centennial
that* that Jeelre instead of one In- M at yeai "While wa should re­
diestod foe general purpose#.*
JACjftONVJM.il, Apr *"love the memory of
If cent
acci­
tent reduction In skc
ITho cemmiaalon asserted the those who have helped make tho 01.8*. par
hureau of Investigollon made "no new Hputh th* lovely, »Ppt It la, dent* last year, as compared with
lie 102,1 record, wun first p la n
suggestion as (a any limitations nr
for the Atlantic Coast Line rail­
doubt* with re.peel to tha utility
road in Clara D of the Annua)
oy authority af tho figures pra8l*am Railroad Accident Preven­
rentad."
■1 fellqwrKMrldiapSi General Rum"It req^Jrea'nn g r o t study of mpraji,, Hear Admiral Cano, and tion Contest, ncrordlng to advice*
these report*." the commission many other*, who will join with from Chicago Iasi night. ’An­
aaid, "to florrelve a number of u* In a groat centennial neat nouncement of th* coniert results
was mad* by th* National Rafety
sreaknessta! which should Impoae year," he raid.
Council.
a more cauthos promulgation of
The program opened ns the
Among railroad* whose cmthem. The basic report* ar* mad* San ford El ks, H a n d
played
by peraon* and under condition* "America”, which waa sung by ploycs worked mine than 100,000.which laeolve varying decree* of tb{ audience, The Rev. Carn.il 008 man-houre last year, Ihc Chitwgo god Northwestern hagsray
guarantee of (hair accuracy and
Varner, of tha First Methodist ranked first, Ha rasually li*t being
if liability.
"Indeed th* significant fart that Chunk offered a short prayer, OI.M per rent toner than In 1921
felowtng wbl.h the Kaaford Mol*
Awards in other ctoraes, togeihiltia* ora beginning to ui* these Qunrtetla sang "Tenliag Toreport* In order to advertla* their
latrodaaUen
of
freednm from crime as compared nigjbt”. The
Mayor
Akop
ood
hi*
address
with other municipalities sug­
gest* at,once a difficulty under Dion followed at tho conclusion
which th* voluntary eyatem uf of Which tha quarteUa sang Tuesday
gathering poll** atottotici
fur "Crossing the Bar". Just before
natlenal purpose* must labor."

Alsop D e l i v e r s

Ohio wlU .ha held in the d o b ropta*
a l l Vttoek with Mr». W. C. Ertob-

aawnan Mra. K. H. l.iney a* hdaVt
» «m

m

mso*.

Prtga* far auction awl tea*
te n * b rid g e Make rtaarratVeng

the gWMi-of Mrs.

With i t r u 8- D. HighWyman.
to Jacksonville
MtU Margurat H art, of Orlando,
ha Intorsaedlate Christian
irar Society of this city. foK
nUaa to o * a t the S tate Con*
■ T ha R.v. M o n k Book U lis d « s
Jhat auhjact, "No HriwUtoto*
fwootod", artar which Mra. Drake
r a r e a. talk on the "Quiet Hany."
FWJOwlng the Christian B adm rar
haaadidleo a social hour was ee­
tk k a v e leyed and refreak manta war*
jfac y Franca* Andrgsra, Laura
M aa Brawn, Rngawtn Warren,
J k w th y Warren, Anna Bella
Brown, Dorothy Vkla, Eunice T&gt;r
Jar, Margaret Hennatt. BUIy.Zaokk n Ja ck . Pw^Bn- Bobby WarUw,
L etter Guthrie, Mrs. G. H. Rrvww
and Mra. H. E. Andrew*, lira, R.
F. Motile. Victor Green and 8. R
Andrews furnished c a n - f a r Use
trip to Orlando, .

on Mlgnalto

Mrs. Adftma Hostes*
To Owl B rid ie CIttfo

Tim American Legion will »t»nlo r .s dance at tha Trianon Dgnce
Chib on tha Kanford-Orbmdo
HWbway a t 8;JO o'clock with urnala by Mero's orchestra.
U rn . Marry Maiden*’ Claka of
Urn F irst Baptist Church will hove
it*. magdJUy. nodal meeting at I
w'cWk a t the. bom* of Mrs. J , P.
Heltoclgw, 801 West Tenth StraaL
w ith ' Mrs- Haltaclaw and p a *
Charlotte Nhr na hostraeed. — f y
The. Young PeopU’a Sarrlca
League will M ra a matting, a t
7lM o'clock at Holy Craaa Church.
WBDNESDAT.
The hoard of mtnagari of- the
Sanford Oarden Club will meat at
StM o'clock ot tha home of Mr*.
W. E. Wdtaon. Roaa Court.
THURSDAY.

Tho East Sid# P. T, A* will meat
at t:M o'clock In tha school audiFRIDAY*

The A a a k a d ra le of tha Oarden
□ o h of Banford will ha hestaa*
to all members of .the Garden Club
on "voelpcoclty day" which will ba
ubaerr*,] a t 8 o'clock a t tho Wo­
men’s d o b «n Oak Avenue. A por­
tion of tha ofltrnooh'a program
w U .ba.m ada up of reports from
tha stoto convention held In OrUndo recently. AU member* of the
Garden Club are iovltad to aU

Honoring tha meAt^irt ot tha

&lt; H 1N T

had* as their gw asU at their horn*
firm, Mra. M argaret Zem nner, of
New Jersey,, and Mra. M. Decker,

Friend* of Mra, » d Rtra, who
•rafrawtsit on *p*ration Halurday
i t t S t Luke’s lloagVal ln Jaek(1U, will b* bJ44 to learn that
» It
geltiflg akng nicely,

morning

5

.Writ* yasur larltJd h iu in pencil
on Irregular place* torn out of
brown wrapping paper asking
your fiend* to gom e^o o pw ow
party. If yets U tah they won’t
g ft the Idea yea might add a not*
tolling them th at they are exprated to dreanlg totters aod rag*.
Push a* much of your furniture
oat of the way na pesitMo and
hide aw*y tohto ctotln and fancy
glmcracka. Let-candles stuck into
tho nark* of empty bottle* furnish
Mra. George D. Bhhb^ was th* Ugh to aad u»e pUlowa and U-xawprded high sc a n p H n , a nov­ t* for ■ansa.
elty green toother bag, o t the
bridge petty, given Rntnidoy *ftarnpon b&gt; Mr*. R. R. Dana at her
bom* In Roaa Court for th* mintt o g of the Thursday. Morning
Contract Cluto Throughout
lb#
aftgrnoofi bridge gam#* war* W*
Jofed by th* gueato.
A' color scheme of^ yellow amt
Mo* waa dee*togfd fig Dm profnalon af delphinium, larkspur

Patriotic Talk
Here Oh.Sunday

(stem U s e-d*
it Crime F a c
t W i r Critfci

Were Glad To Say

S a d y e is L e a v in g
m

ACL Given. Award
For Big Reduction
In- Accidents Ih ’32

B e n e ti t HFrom Glass A t t a c k s
"Vet";H&lt;rxuital G a n n on. For His

knd popples arranged In raae*. andpawls about th* reams whgfa th*
M gto.uwro. reeelrad. Tsiliea and

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senator, but presumably he was re­
ferring to Keimtor Borah, Kepub-

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she
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her heart
yearned f a r
Ike one man
she* roe Id nat
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F. A. M#ra. _Mr». M. 8 - 1

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HAMILTON
1 MAHJOHII

Senator, Gto*a M il - that so far
pa h* knew array. Republic sn. as
welf-aa Vrcry Democratic aenalor,
voted, for the moNatlon.
"Tho,Rfpahllcp|kj|0»ty, Os much
properthw Demorratio party," h* sd
las. It d«d,- "she*Id be cdwdernrd for the
integrity of campaign contnisitiona. If, such -(gnt^tmttoM are to

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1

DAILY N B W W A P M

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On

L e a v in g F o r E u r o p e ;
Says

H e W o n ’ tM a k e

L iq u o r S in g le

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NEW TOlfK, Apr. tS .~

Apr. 2fi

With the assertion that tea did Pot
propone to make prwhMlka the
■Ingle bane In 1*12. Chalimaa
John J. Raekob or thu Dowmcratk
national committee, laat night
tailed Jor Eunte*. He eald aUo
that he did notf/intend to dictate
tho party'e admin*# ropfgsaildent
in 1032.
!
•
Both he and former Goremor
Smith, who hktfe him bon voyage
denied ang rmirtloned aurvey had
been made to determine the relalire atrength of the party'a potenllal randidatea in 1932.
“ I am nnt prepared to aay,"
aald former Governor
Smith,
“ whom I will aupport for the nom­
ine IIon."
•
Itaaknb, recalling a Conference
hete Wedne»day w i t h Jouett
Shouse, chairman of the Democrat­
ic executive committee, aald tho
only thing dlarunaed at that time
waa the proportion of raising
funie to wipe out a MSO.OOO def­
icit of the national committee and
(Continued on Pago 4)

on to date haa
— T he
harm onious, but
been
n o tellip c w h at’ ll
th ere *al
happen /j i r f o r o
U’a over.'
H ere* h opin g though, that
b e able .to continUo
vein, and R E A L L Y
’
legislation th at
M flt ’ th e atate.

Two Measures Of Major
Importance Are Awaitihg
To Be Signed By Governor IN
OS ANGELES IS TALLAHASSEE. Apr.. — OF OISSM ON
OF QUAKE
^REARING DISHES

Is s u e D is tu r b a n c e O n ly O f 5
.S e c o n d s D u r a t i o n ;
P o p u la c e la E x c it e d
LO i ANGELES. Apr. SI*.—
(A l1) —An earthquake that bated
five aecond* ,houk lavs Angtls.*
and tha suburbs at 10:OT A. M.,
yeeteiday but with the exception
of a few ahattrrrd itora windows
and aorne. broken clupawaro the
eola reault wa'v a highly excited
popular*.
The epicenter ap|&gt;arently wai In
tha Santo Monica bay distrkL
Sereiel atore window* fell In,
plailcr In office* and hnmr* nat
tracked and diihe* broken.
From office*, home* and apart­
ment*. people, disregarding the
warning, of earthquake expert,,
Red into the slreet*.
Expert* have advbed that walla
of building* (hakvti by quake* fall
put firat and the floor* usually
are the list to rollipte, *o that the
■treet I, a poor place to seek »afoM• In Holfyword. tb# shock waa
•light hot it wa, mora pronounc-d
In line Angrlr*. Iledondo nearh,
Compton and Torrance felt It al­
most f* (trongly aa In Santa Mon­
ica an,) *m*ll amount* of damage
wore it phrted. To the eaet In Pa»adena and Alhambra, the IntvniIty wa, ellght. Picturei and light*
taayel In the,c dlir* and the
hoc»«wive* dlthee remained un­
scathed.
At |«i Angelee, the peak of the
29-story c'ty hill, the tallest »lructvre In Southern California, moved
berk ami forth with the *hoek*
but no damage re*ultad.
tlnlikV HT* uiiiaT record or
earthquake,, there wa* a forewrrnlng tkla l[nie. The ln*tm

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CHANGES
AGREED

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(A P I—tvtth two bills ef major
Importance aweiting the algnatuic
o f the gevrrnor and a maaa of l«gq
bbtlon on the commttteo d**h&lt; G e n e r a l P r o t e s t s A r ­
the Florid* legislature wna In »dt ic le O f F o r e iR n K n jotirnincnt u«l»y until Monday aftv
o y Q u e s t ip n in g ills
ertmen.
' . .
,
Mtavurve which both hkuxea
U ig h tT o H ig h H o n o r
have tw m l and eent to tho gov­
ernor provide f»r extending to, WASHINGTON, Apr. 2 f'-&lt; A P )
June lit the tlriie for poying tax**.
and f.’r dlrerltog£ « * &amp; * * *
lo
r t a d snionry
m o n eral»«l
^ a ^ iiiy
, , the
thaR
^
tW, ,,m#
Al'atea , #t| ^ i
hotitanre tout bw .
I
°
'
'«re
JL ^Jh'cluled
i hou»e»
wlinhultl for » '« h hlm*elf a. the prote*lanl.
Week- ........
re,*,I
r«n,idctai onV ...
,f. ....... .. J 7 T !!.U
.e
finding ahead of rducatlnnal Irgblation. They were Introduced In
tin* llt»up«* and Srnat* slmuitan(Conttnurd I'n t’ aae r»ur»

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... Haiti
Mlnl.ier Belleganle

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CATALINA ISt-AND. Cal.- Rnltcri Tyre Jonc* of Atlanta. Ga,
affrctlnnutr'y known a, “ llobhy," ’ tm**ed the channel to
rffi dated at the Bolihy Jon** Catalina
.
Amnirur
rwunronirnt
I" » Amateur Tunm.mcnt and pirrcntrd the Itohby Jonc* trophy to

SKTJttSf
a X i
qirr-tlonlmr the ba*'» upon w hich'of

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ir;

meeting-at the City Ff«n j
night, belweett mernbew'.
the Sanford City Com*
aion and a group of tai
erg who presented objf
to two of tlie prof
charier amendment hll
which the Commiaalon

Mr. ami Mr*. Jonc*, *nappej aboard th* gla»*-bottom boat
llu i ongrc-ional medal of honor j "Etupic-,."
the l/aglalative Committee of
w*&lt; pivrn Rullcr w*« turnnl over
Hanford Chamber of Cotam
to the atalr department f«*r Invcbad agreed upon, two Impor
tigation.
changes were effected, *1
Mini.ter |lel|eg&gt;nl» lv quoted (n
to approval by member* of
aampto of th# nverthe iop&gt;lighted artel* In the
Bondholders’ Protective C
Vp at 7:20 A. M.
Wa-hinpton Hi rail a. aaylng the
lee.
t
a allm breakfast and
fort which Butler wa* awarded tho
The firat change related to
walk to tb# Capitol,
congreaalonal medal of honor fur
proposed bill whkh prav"
ila mall, anawaring aa
With a allver trophy and other raptllrilig In Novniela-r IHItt did
meant nf collecting del
of It aa ponslble. Then
prixe* at »tak*. M Sanford fat in­ n&gt; t rxl.l.
taxes. Instead of th* bill
0 o'clock, to a committee
ti* Har* entered the corn growing
The fort III quctloa wa* known
Ing that th# city may hava moating for t W haat part °* *n
cunteat »pon»oird by Ch,»e and aa Foil llivle'e In Itwit l­
D iH p a r a g u H A d m i r a l ’ s A c t i o n F o l l o w s R e s o ­
right to , foreclose, after a
hour. Thru In Urn flooao.-ChamCo., who will donate th* pri*e*
In liananiltlinu lha piulr.t lo
lu tio n
D e n o u n c i n g yrar graoc period, on any
T
r
a
n
s
O
c
e
a
n
F
l
i
g
h
t
;
at 10 a'Aorfc and there unand Alex R. John.on, agrlcuMaral the alatr department ft*. Inreall-,
rrty upon which taxes art
1 or 1 o'clock. After ■ »hort
d icctnr at Srmlnol* High *chiH&gt;l gallon the n*vy department a«H
C o m m u n is m T h e o r y
G iv e H P i l o t C r e d i t
llnqucnt or may become
n t and lunch, (th# adjwtlw »Pwh i ha* been a-tire during th# It w*. taking that cmira# aa u
qsent. It was stated that In
A|Im to both), to oaothar com­
pari few week* In organlllng the matter of mutlne.
WASHINGTON,
Apr.
5
5
.-(A
P
)
NEW YORK. Apr. 55. —(API
diet* steps should he
mute# mrating at half P«*» »w*
The la-t lime that Geperal But­
group.
—
Daughter,
af
the
American
II**Put liealien of Anthony Fokher'a
collect tax** now dot, and
or a o'clock, nod at traat
S eria l of the farmer* have al­ ler Iwranic rntangle.1 In interna­ autobiography. “The Flying Dutch­ olutiin railed for »p*clal poliea vide a two year grace p#ri*i.l
tional
contniveiay
wa*
ccraalono.1
mora at halQ; p M four or
ready planted corn on thelr-fleld*.
man" bad aeni the harngraph of piote. tlnn yesterday after adopt anv future delinquent tax#*,',
o'clock, and hi thora unUl • or
and *11 of them *ra expected to bl a a|H-eeh In Philadelphia in rin lrdrr.y lo considerable height; Ing revolutions denouncing com- b i l l ' w a * therefore or'
€;30 o'clock.' TVn goto kb after
wh
rh
thr
IVvIl
Dog
quoted
Cormunlam.
b* using their beat effort* In prii(oai),
ebang#,! to Uvat It will pro*
naan mall, and. after reading It,
Officers were atatione.1 at every that delinquent tax** for II
dure a glade and quality of rum nrliua Vanderbilt. Jr., ra tia a rerComment
by
the
plan#
maker
on
tain
alleged
uni’ba«ant
Incident
and willing and phaaiag In an ate
d.mr
of
the
hall
wllh
Inatvuctlun*
whirh hn» not been *rt&gt;wn hen« In
Involving Mu»«allnl. Thia a|«,-eeh Ibr , light* uf Rear Admiral nich- In alb w nn on* tn enter on hurt i m and 1929. uiu*!^ be ;
leant to aaolat tuanjr who want
yrnr*. Under the rub* of th* rimI,might iraentment from the Ital- ard E. Byrd, partlrulaily the nets. Plain vlothra men were will b«- foreclosed on Iran
romething done, to n tapper, and
All plane ate completed fer S
teal, ea&lt;h entrant mint or a bona
l*n Ambaaaador to the Unllel tiana-Allanll' (light which ended •pattered throughout the audionce. |y, and' that pretorty "oWItot*
In many caaea, another commit- fltv_;cab*-r*nnr» of Confederalo
fide rrxident and fainter In thl*
given a two year grace par' *
amt almo*t ended in But- in the water* off the French coast
ire meeting or public- hearing Memoritt C* 1 in Central Park l *W lh the meeting placr of th# 1930 taxes *nd all future
•ectl in. A final report on all rnrr. Slot
(Continued on peg* four)
rvurt martial.
Icr'a
at. night. TW* U not In tba wag morrow afternoon, aefording to
organ!
ration’*
annual
convention
grown mutt lie rrlurned within 10
Tha sacend change related &gt;
« f ' o complaint, fer I really like member* of tha United Daughter*
thus prelected, the delegate, lis­
day* after the crop I* harvested.
it,' and only want auffleient en- of th# Confederacy, who are *pentened to an address kv Represents- th* prupoved bill providing/
The winning rt,rn will l*e baaed on
‘
to wlthataml tho eatlro eoring an elaborate program which
lew Vuvk, th* ehaif- Ihit aloetlnn ami re alvcti ^ - r
the following percentage: Yield,
bet Juat to girt you aa faaturaa a concert h/Jhe Sanford
man of the II-ruse runimunUt in- mayor and defining hit 4t|
00 imtnta, m ,i nf pr.idnetlBiti
The taxpayer* voiced th#tr-a t
‘
“
‘
vrallgating rummltta*.
XTVsBand, and an addres by
pontai rare of crop alter
Mayor John T. Abop. Jr., of Jack
FLh. w lo-r aildrvaa hod boen Jectino principally to th* *1
realinr, Ctl point.; and rnmplrlea invIUe.
-Mtl# penrl'evl lry' the Srgan'aattea whkK prvrtJde* that
mr»u« Of. tkt_Cgntg*k,Jwiltnllan B*** of Irevi da. 10 polnb.
ran be rs-stested upo
WARn'lNOTON,A pr. 35 — (A P ) with Ida consent, said the elate de­
H.tHtf program UVSaactast (a tw- of Wa.Mnjtbff acbmalogiral lab
NF.W YrtRK. Apr. 25.—(API—
Tlie rcate-t la open to iny
a majority of tha othsr four t
gin at rllO o’clock when the Elba orMni v at Smith Paradena regb- fanner provided he enter* heforw Ilia telepLon* |real*rl In the office — A chaige hy Chalnnan Sl^uae partment had nnt cooperated fully mlsvloncrs, th# mayor to ty
edfen revarel dafra ago., ah^ Hand will bunch Into a half-boor
with
hi*
r
immllt#*'*
Investigation
*,f
the
Democratic
national
exnof
the
St.
George
Hotrl
yeeteiday
he plant* hi, corn Any other
vnt* in the election. That
i rajaelf on frkeh oyatere, program of muilcal number, faced a dlatarkgnce an hour be­ fainter* n&gt;t mentioned In lha. and an anxious voice ram# over rvltivc committee that the lle- of communism.
fore the rarthliuike wa* frit gen­
waa stricken from the pray
A
difference
of
opinion
pre­
hipping eaaaon on them, b which Include both pipular end
publlrana
lijected
the
rellg
on*
la
Hat below, should gel in touch wllh the wire.
" ••
bill, and th* bill referred
but they art obtainable at claulcal aelect'on*. At 5:00. tho erally.
vailed
concerning
th*
request
for
iu*
Into
the
lait
campaign
wna
"Thl* lv the People's Burlesque
It wa* the flea* *hock in Iuw Mr. Johnson at th* arhool at am,,
to Die Legl'lativs Gbmmllt*ot1i
Golf at «U lienee. There It band wlll/iccompany tho audience
tie
special
guard.
Mr*.
Lowell
F.
theatre on the Bowery," It aald. hurled back at the Demicra'a ye*
i P a•ey wl.h to enter.
Angrlr* In nearly a year.
th* trad* body, for farther
beautiful arenery on tha In the ringing of “ America", fol­
Iloliait.
the
president
gcnetal.
said
The rntianl* In date include; J. “ Here it la cuitaln time and our terday hy Chairman Fe'» o f lha
itderaUon.
down, but tha Gulf Iteelf, lowing which, the Rev.'* Canon
iLerp
are*
n
ithing
aenagllonal
R. Jonc*, F. F. Ilorner, It. F. Coop. star, Hlanchr Sumnver*.'Baltlnwr* Republican national romnlttee.
This morning City AUorn#y■,
It, ao-cwtbd hearhr», can- Varner, of tho |Nrst Melhvdlst
"Clearly anti unuueatlonablv Mr. about Ihe prrarnce cf the police,
•r, Rex Packard. A. Cnipaiiy, V. Blue* elnger.' haan'l showed up.
he compared, and ahoald not Church, will offer prayer. Tho
ShotiMi did Inject tho religious to­ explaining an extra guard waa R. Wilson Informed member*
M. Greene, leu Rulner. Otto Sch- Wh*t*ain*Her7"
with lha •V.
‘ World's Famous Banfoid Male Quertett« will then
"L«Le won't be down," a hotel at­ m e." In hi* reecnl San h lenclaeu aouaht several daya ago to guard th# Bondholders’ Protective
avehl, A. It. Canirnm, F. G. Zerenmltte# o f th* changei atkad
r#i‘ at Daytona, or the other abit “Tent'nr Tonight", Mayor T.
tendant
aa‘d, “ ahe'a dead. Sdan- apeet h, th* Ohioan said in a the I*. A. R. relies.
Her. John Ludwig, Pe'er Thuralaat night, and waa Informed
Mi,.
William
Sherman
Aler,
Uaatlr bearkea.
statement
trim
Republican
head
I . Duma*, of Sanford, will wel­
tin. Fat. Oamgraa, Paul IVanM, gled lo death."
att ««ww
one*-1
chairman of national defense, how­ th* plan to foreclose ■
come and Introduce Mayor Abop
Over at the Mercer 8lreet Po­ quarter*.
Henry Thuiatou, Bach llro*.. It.
At the »arue time he vald tby Re­ ever, aald; "If special ptolecllon delinquent taxar' and *The pcorl# of U b lection and to tkt- audience aa tha next feat­
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C , Aor. L GarriMin, O. II. Itinwn. C, lice Rlatfnn, unknvwn In tlie DiesIwv year gT*r# period ..
.
(rpMrauic1~un Page 4 F
though, eeem to ure.
,
n t of
Zh—Engineer* bar* vUiteil Fay- Hell, Jr., Clarenre llrndwr.mi. II. Ire vnsnagemrnt, the homicide put Been naronat commute* Hrer taxes was satisfa.tory 11
culntid nn nnti-Ilaakob article by
mrio- Urn flaking and fcallflty Wf — The JschaonvIB#— mayor— will
•quad
was
finding
rut
about
It
J.
Lehman,
R.
N.
Ilutrhiann,
Harry
itcvillv rorrntl* with the vl-w t«
them.
bach aa wa.tla, aa alb wrslL
Weeks, A. Foater, liinria Mr- from Lcandet G. Stepp, unemploy­ Fmnk Kent In the 1910 congret•peak on the •Ignlflrane* of Me­
The bill* will he prepared and
,aiatdl;hlng a yacht te«in a* *t&gt;on
,'btnnl
rampalgn
but
added
It
did
ed
actor,
.
1
2
.
,
Crum,
Dav,
Uonlake,
Nick
Zeiinmorial Day. At th* conrlmlin of
sent to Tallahassee next wedB,
a*
th*
channel
at
the
Cap*
Fear
pn|
refer
to
the
trligiin
of
ThalrTlila
la
what
they
said
lie
told
Many memb oo of the Leg tela- the addrr**, the mab quartet!*
vean. C. A. Yancey, M. II. Andvr.
*r
It was learned today. White Uk#*
man l!**koh of the Democratic
S t tufa bare been maWw f . tha trip will alng “CreMlng thy Bar". Th* river I* devpanad, W. O. Ilu*ka ana, Jo* Camrrrn. M. M. S|*-ii.er, th in :
Commlsrtoners tentatively agrtod
After the war, ill will h hu waa national committee and world
ovpr to Chatahoochea at toaaa hand w II accompany th* audbnr* iaat nitbt told a group i.f nine If. K. Itui.ell, Willis Brown. Kdto go to Tallahassee In a h# *
opfortaiw tlma, bat11 have been In tb* tinging of “Jltglo", and lh* Florid* and twa Bouth farolm* mutid Mel*ch, C. Bell, Se., W. It gassed, le w itkeil hard in the have been il •tnbu’ u.l whether
their own espense next Tu
afHId 't o ga In that iaaane aay "Star Spangled Banner" will ron- ihamher of roauaaiea aecrrlarla* Miller, John Eerenner, tlurh Tt r- Ibeatriral bu» neat ant anvo.1 l;*2.- Rarktli waa a Methmllrt. a Baptist
NLW ORLEANS. Apr. 26.— It Is understood that that
who writ be M atted her* hy ranee. K. W. file , to W. Walla e, 000. Three year* ago In Baltimore nr a member o f any other denjmllum far fear they would not lei rlode the program.
may he abandoned. Th# O
(A l’ ) - A new prosperity for the
Whil* fair wralher it pr&gt;ml»ed. th* Fa&gt; ettevlllg chamlx-r of c m - R. II. blulrhead, C. E. Hunter, a h* mrt Mia* Sommer*, who waa nation
me out*
The latest development in the Drill.it Slate* Ilea In the develop­ slunera' trip to Tallahaaaoo, w'
tha rxeir l*c* will b* held al lha mrrr* at tha Stine* Chaile* ho- W. Raker, F. T. Merriweaihn. |„ &gt;1 and blonde. Tint** utoniha ajn
they expocted to dlarust th#
f . Iwonardy, R. 0 . Hirkarm. W. P. they began tn pliyv 1 i be nia'iievl. Shntire Fe,» corlDvervy ,*me a ft­ ment of the Mississippi valley at age of th* bills with Rep
v»Jy lateraatlng pbwv Episcopal rarUh If out* In ra** taL
er
Sh'
U^
lad
attacked
I
**•’
past
v
nit
hy
bit.
le
aald,
lo*
gave
her
Twenty
each
haatm
will
la
co­
81 me, W. II. Rawlins. T. U. »h|.
.twin. Ample Mating accnmmu­
from all report*. Oita
home amt Ixnin-Amerira abroad, tallies Geo. W. McRory l
tton* have beet
vidad at both la hibhad batwaan New Yml and ler, II. J. Garrett, Pope llriw, all the tg'J.INai. )|e wav broke and spec, bra and itrallnga w lh liewa* Walter I'atker, vtunumic tourvael P. llagaa, wa» suggested
lia aaw e*r*rhl
papermep
and
denied
having
said
at -wbbh tha Inmol** ware tha Park amt the Pariah lfouva. Fl:rlda and thgv will torn- iu Henry Brhumarher, J r.# and Oliver f#fr*d tn take a job *» barlier out- |n San Fran- l*en that the Re­ u( the American I'otton Shippers means of living up to on#
aid# a theatre on the lloweiy, In
n
lag bridge, anj th e/ 'memad and the publle U extended a cor* lilting atationa far yariit*. The Jlrob i
Kj
A-sorl'tion, said yvtlerJay In
Which y iu can gel a seal fnv 10 publicans bought and dlrtr l.nted (.toeing lief ire the assoetolloa'a agreements between tha Ol t
on* at Fayetteville will oHew
.to! alar aa writ ao kaybody. Then d a l Imlmtlvn to be praenl.
tlon and the Bondholder**
lU
.O
U
tl.tM
H
I
copies
of
a
inasaaine
rent*. Ypatrrday morning, he said,
llhy .nortaeman
,nortbarnai* to nun.w.aiitVy
nun.' alal T h i r d B i g F i g u r e I n
at* many ttev* who ana
annuel meeting here what ha tretiv* Committee, that th#
aha told him she wa, r« ng to r intalning an anli-Kaakob artk le. termed "new opportunlty-ereatlng
mo.t to •Pinaharit by,water and
would make every effort 1*1
H
o
o
v
e
r
G
e
t
s
In his a'atrmeni yrvletday F#*s
ir
-u / u k *n,
•‘rari’" Iheir yarhta at Fayette- B a s e b a l l W o r l d D i e s leave him for another man.
cure passage uf a hill
ihsractrriied Die rejoinder
aa rhaiim Ir."
Hlepp
walked
In
the
|mlltr
•ta­
villa.
.
T
o
H
e
l
p
bben to pruWhtf/tb* almto
"There are world markets of would provide for an #
"half ronfcaaiun and half denial*."
CINCINNATI, Apr. 5-t (AP) ll vn tn give him-clf up.
The following vUltora wena
monster value yet to he de­ means of tax voile-Don,
—Th#
uneapeded
death
hetr
NEW ORLEANS. Apr. 3 5 /- present at tha banquet:
veloped." he aald, “and ,lh»re aru
Inst night's meeting '
Fred J. Las, Clearwater. Fla, day of August Herrmann, former G e o r g e P e r r y W i d o w T r a d e J o u r n n l S e e s
( A P ) - dhetlderU Hoover wa* ao? j* . * &gt;
•.
tnoiinuu* economic, her* at home 11ruled by the entire
peal^a (a by the American Cotton secretary ef Chamber rf Com­ chairman of th* axtlact tuiii -ul
whleh
ean
la*
turned
to
account
la
alon, headed by Mayor T. L
admitted. laat BhlVpefa Aarocbtlon today tb u*t merce; Horae* to Smith, -err#- baseball commission, ntara-l ih* Q u i z z e d O n I I i n D e a t h I J . S . O n S o u n d B a i d a
&gt;i . Over |1
antoiging &lt;ur pi util making op mas, Clly Attorney
Fred'
be thava "
Ud roa^rr for "a rehabilitation tery Marion c**hty Chamber of paaslng within a month of a third
Wrlson, City Clerk F. 8.
H . b \m
NEW YORK. Apr. 25/—(AIM— potlunltle*."
a f lb* cattan industry." The me*- Com marc*. O*at*,* Fla.; Warr-n T. of baseball'* cnee powerful furrea.
ROUTII IIEND. Apr. 25.—(AIM
"Il Is |Mis*lble to work out a pol­
J f Itato. I h*i
tag* waa tent to the Prealdent jy Eller. Fort Lauderdale, Fla.: W.
Hermann, alas far yrai* presi­ — Itel,*'lives, iu ,i,ligating thr llntdrtterls aald tislay Die tountiy icy under which business enter- •un, and th* following taapn
f/aatm' aarna af
U&gt;* aaaociation In executive session J. Coaena, Jr&lt; 1foUywoo&lt;l. Kla., dent thr Ciaelnnatl National to-a* ajpylni' to&gt;t night t.f a man Identi­ Is un « auund lasis and them |.ri*e in the United States might, Frank L. Woodruff, Frank'
It. take* to o
eaorutiv* secretary;
Karl la-h- gu* club, d ad at hi* home af'vr a fied at George IVrry. alias Grorgi srrni* Iras cause fur discourage- In Ihc nu»t wholesome ways, aid Miller, It. A. Newmnn,
U aald “ In the Interest cf our mean, Orlando, Fla- aecrvtary year'* illneta. lie suffered a break­ Darker, bwtoy questlointl his wid­ mint than at any lime aimr th» In th* drvelofinent of I^Us- Hhlnhulaar, and John
,
farmer, aa w*ll aa our country as Orange county- Chamber of Com- down In healtk. lie waa 71 y.**n« ow con erning a lemaik that hut lummrr uf 1929, but added that A merita." b e continued. *;The lead- White all of lh* member*
t ' A M , «• »r* pleading for first mere*; Mr*. Kaet -Lehmann. Or­ oUL Ernest Barnard, late pre-ide.it buslwn l pi rliclprtrtl in
l h r their seem* lo be too much «pll- big of munry needed &lt;oc to* build­ taxpayers' group wore
«
a wtthdiawal of government and lando. Fla.; Dale Jam**. Miami. o f the American League .a.| II)run "Dial k1i.l*:. rear." She la being n,L in nilhnut ensHigh (ai ltonal ing nf rued*. brIJgea, schools anl Ing lb* #V*nlng, Frank
fuiiulatlun.
ruff wa* said to hav#
“
1U farm board
. from. all po
. rile..Ipa- Fla.i Haul T.‘ Hirhar, U k* con*, Bancroft Johnson, Irun fl»! -uler bald a, a material witiie,*. She
The slatlitlcal aerrtc* cited th" fur thl rpenlng nf resources; sail­ spokesman.
ttoa la merchandising o f cotton ^ chambar o f Camnverve. Ta­ of th# Ameritan Iwagu.’ for a aalj she an! her huriianil (led to
ing
machines,
materials
anj
manOnly n short discutoio*
Franc* last Frbruary after revel*- Impiuvrment In vai(uu* line* as ufsrturrs, and taking raw malarW
A. Wheeling. quarter century, recently died.
, pitot and
•&gt;wl and aUvMlixatton and valorixa. Ftoreacu, I . C , tor ratary Chamtfen* of the Edward l.ltalnger— • ml, silk, copper, anthracite, and ials In payment, would be a pro- hold on the first chaogw,
to haecu lint egilnal the** gam*,
M . " '
her o f C w towaaL. Coleman E. CUINEXB VKJLSEI. FOUNDKKJI Myrtle Turner lllarklidg* fifty it said Its figure* yhow marly all ri as «f economic development that Mr. Woodruff, Mr. Milter
Newman ##t forth th#te
Uvouvand
dollar
faro
as
Indie,"
At
Z '1
Martin, exaeutfya 's e c r e t a r y
woubl greatly brneflt both the
HAMARINDA, Borneo, Apr. &lt;1. BpHngfirld, I’err^ waa shut a, hi other line* ahow material losaav pruplei of Iartin-America and thl for desiring prompt
of
ComD e f i n i t e S t a n d T a k e n Chartoatoa O r ih lp r
—(A l*)—8 1 a
p#rson* dhvvnad »A#dped fimn the garage of hla frois last year. Hounding a warn­
delinquent tax** and a t
bu-inras of lha Ualted Stales."
BMrr*. E. W. Brawn mayor, Daperiod o f grac# Instead
R a c i n g B iO Land. Fl*.! J. a J)r»h». D*Und. •hen the CWiNa* steamer, (total- fetber-in law. Mr*. Blarhlldgr'a ing against detrimental effect* of
Of
th#
problem*
directly
con­
•an, foundered be
between here and former rollei-tor nf Internal rave- eirrislv# opttnCam UraJsti«*t&gt; fronting th* rcUon trad*, ha eritl- proposed on* yonr ported
Ft*.
rj
Fangkoelrang.
Me* for Northern Illinois, raid she recalled a year ago unwatrante,! riled the poUcle* of th* Fwderal and fntore laaea. Th#
IBFBINGR. Apr.
waa awlndled tul nf the money in hipes war* railed by too much Farm Hoard to wiklch he attribu- •tonar* war* all agreed
daftavit* stand agalaal
HUE8 HI’ I.E
expression of “ false optimism."
TIME TOMB CHANGED
a rard garni.
1‘, tog elation to permit
t-d "lost of export market*," and change would ho to thl
la Florida waa
arid "Ih# economic srelfare of th# tag* of th# City and
FIVE
BILLED
IN
WRECK
I t I M h l a t W l n a a mnA k g i k o
. Apr. 15. —
NEW\
, Apr. t i . - ( \ P )-roi.I.M T G K FOUND 81-AIN
country require# th# promptest in working rut th# ’
( Heaver Issued an W .uim . and, rkx of millions of
problems
af
rillCAOO, Apr. 2 1 .- Five mrt possible withdrawal cf three p*Uay amend lag
aa boor last for -LOB ANGEI.EH. Apr. 2 5 .Th# second ebang#,
tiday.
d&lt;e.
,
lining tomorrow (A P )—The body of Dr. Luigi Bari were killed yesterday at Antioch
relating to
the re-election of
atroducud hy
filin
g
th#
Inrreased
ronsumpunder lb*
' tho nation most Rpbqngl US year -old antique col when their automobile struck a
MtoatL war
be brought with tt n
•tale*. Day* lortsar, waa fruni yss let dag with freight trate with such fort. that;tl«" nf f n ^ n s nwn
•tun wvusa »nw rer..
si*&gt;
rare
m
i
s
'
derailed.
Tha
dead;
••
hi
that
during
the
firat
ala
besom,'* eft skull crushed la hll hotel room fie* rare.
ask that th# CM? AM
r UHarrington,
"? * "
...
L
..s it s o#
UM..VI. the world
CM21
;
I
month*
of
1»ML«1,
warld
can
&gt;4- M. I jn. of row, hore.Palice aald It appeared to b* Arthur B&lt;
entered la draw ap a t
Ml Geurrr ti.laumad only KtOOJKW American would pravrite fre a c
" remain &lt;a effort mardre by thrlre* attempting to Daniel Wl
gl,. groan hate# white tJiao.900 fas•Ooatofnson,
Eaton.
P4;
steal an oil palming concealed ip
ay la " I
•' (Cewtinned
•elgn bates ware consumed.
oth, tl.
‘ quarters.
J W ! » 7 S f e g . ’»»n v

All

ans
Set For
Exercises Sunday;
Alsop Wi l l Speak

53 Farmers Enter
Com Contest For
Trophy And Prizes

FOKKER SCORESiSPECIAL GUARDS
RICHARD E. BYRD ASKED BY D. A. R.
IN RECENT BOOK DURING MEETING

. , Jilted Man Admits1Fess Hurls B a c k
r^ S tl ranfflim? Singer;Shouse"Chlffi:e“ Or
Injection
h*r He Had Supported ”Religion T
“ s““4:'"

Florida Trad* Body
Secretaries H e a r
Yacht Basin Plans

^

New Prosperity In
U. S. Seen In Trade
With LatinAmerica

»

Sv

»

S

It

Pound WU1

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I

\

�S m e d le y

Is Set For June 21
* MADRID. Apr. 24—-&lt;AP&gt;-Th
new- Spanish rablnet laat night
tenutlrely art June SI aa tha Into
when the people of Hpn'.n will de­
termine by n general elections tho
form of government they desire In
the future. On that day they will
select a constituent rortea (par­
liamentary nAtmblyJ- which will

in their dlacielien, dirorl the
•bare of nay lien* for M*a*
r order In wmen such U«ra
become delinquent, foreir fliet, lien* far t*x»s wfcWh
been delinquent far UW
It period of tha#." Special
00*01 liana may ala* be for*I according to the bill,
090 of July, I, HIM, to enlarge the
limn two and three af the plant The Bondholder*’ Proteetiei
tad bill provide that tax- Cimmittr* filed suU for paytnrn*.
— , .........
. .JjDf of the delinquent bonds and cou­
[ i n anlt'ls InaUtoted by poking pon*, July |0, 1030, and were re­
I prtaclpal amount of In* taxes, cently awarded a Jodgmmt.
tethrr with 10 per c*at of the
Intlpal and Intareal at U*a rale
eight per rant from tho data
I taxes become delinquent aatrt
teemed, and may redeem propWaiter anil la Inalltutad by pay­
e Ore xnnte penally, ram* InterF, and such pert ef the eeurt
Ma aa the rabrf w o y iWtramlww.
■ration* four, ffra and alx. of
g measure provide that all
mnfiaintr to the Oly charter
farting to the method of daMhadt tea ralUctlon by tba
la af tha land* shall b* repralrdj
gt all law* or part* ef law* In
lAkt with th* new law, b* iritadi and that Ih* art shall ba­
se effect I** Immediately upm
■pbaragaby th* Governor or lla
laming a law without hia ap-

Provlaonal Prtaidant Nlcrto Ate'la Zamora. S W ld the Monarch(Ola carry'tha albeitan. it II pointrd oat that Hup Alfpnao XIII
would readora hia loonarrlry. If.
thr Itepublicaaa am »kU rloj» \ ,
rvgilxr ronutitvtinnal republic nt{l
he ealabliabad.
June t l wai aelectcd laat night
although aotne membera of tly
rab'nrt adrocated % waaka ilelay,
berauae they baHavad It' neteaaary
to reviaa tho electoral #•««*:liowivar, arc* i ding to the governmanta plan, tbe canaua naed for
Ike Important municipal e l e c t Iona
on Apr. It will ba uaod for the
rortea voting with acme modifica­
tion. Among raforma will be redoctlcn of voter*' age llmila from

constitution*) wetter, la the faftm
WASHINGTON, Apr. f*-r&lt;AP)
political aUtaa of tha CaUWaart
■nl Basque province*. which U fa —Major G*A#ra( Bmodlay Bol­
dUptaysv! strong Imkpeqdaare »1

ter of th* •mariiaa edr.ra art!! lit

p ratlin*. Tl»« question o t-w jikt- given arraral wrrim' Uwre of ablion of th* chotch from Uri aUlc »eorr In ortar t* organise tha
al*n will he brought np.
Halt r»'lr« Of OrOgan. Scnatoi
Kotna *bi»r»rr» b»lt»»a tko fwr
Ira will be rlartsd by pruvtacra ta•t*:d of by district* a« formerly.
Thla aroaiH mean that the precis
eta woo Id ba allowed U aaloct a
nnmber of ivpreacnUtlrea |n#erordaiu-r ullh thatr population.
PREHIDENT ON RADIO. . .
NEW YORK. Apr. Z L - ( A P ) AIrala Zamora, previsions! ptaaldent of the new republic of Spain,
h to addrraa America by nplio
Sunday.

MrNary called t on
Prealdenl
Hoover today and found the chief
executive bad .no abjection * to
Butler bring tr+ven n Irare far
audh a duty.
•’ •
ni RGRON HONORBD
WASHINGTON. AW. 14—(API
—Surgeon General Hugh S. Cum
ming of the Public Hqplth Berries
Hatu'd.y la to ba mad* a com
mander of tha French Legion of
Honor, In recognition of hi* yoarf
of srnira In public health wore

“ T r a 2 2 5 5 5 S j“ " nwd bring* aoiwnah
aotlafarUos* and pUwura to lu wwwara.
Tha quality o f raw waalevUU U held Iw

Phonte 123

Sanford

AROTONE

|tu datlea of Ih* stayer tad
I matkad of election and re-alec.
* eoaatitutf lb* aaeaad bill apeved by Ih* Commlaaiaa. la
pt bill, th* Commissioners ***k
amend the City Charter lx as
fire to th* mayor, soma ef tha
Mat formerly assigned lo tbe
ly Manager, an office which ha*
Nl abolished.

(Aider the term* of the Mil, the
moHaaloneia, at their orgaaltaf| .-moating each year, are lo
rt one of thalr member* a*
tyor of tha city. A majority rot*
required. Ill* re-election may
'hraaght about only by a vote
tha majority of th# remaining
ir membera of th* grasp, tba
ijter to hare no vnt*. Hit dulla’i
a’t|*fined a*~foHons: Aa axscu­
llJhand of tho City, b* shall repMtf the City for all reremonlsl
jflbaaat ha. shall'era. that th*
f j . add ordinance* of lb# CJlr
mfartwd) ho shall laatruet all
&gt;y*«* In th* perfotmaur* uf
.dalles, subject to lb* spprav-

Ihe Ca|U|MllMMniMtaM&gt;&lt;&gt;t

U by the employ* or «U&gt;tax to the City C*mm&gt;**l**|
tan tdvlaa the Oomtnl«hNtrta
ty .measures ha daama vital to
gteraata of th* city, and ahall
^ all violation or&gt;n*gtact of
an th* part af any City am«* which may com* to h(a
ledgei and he may autbotlM
axpcndltur* of City .funds for
f purpoara In amargvney coac*
an gmornt not to rxreed 1100
■frii. Inatanca.
(hit bill doaa nut go Into Of­
t until It la approved b| Ih*
I^WOi all law, or parts ot
which conflict with it dr* *u
Ucslly rapaalcd.

Wether bill provide* far tba
licalion, or posting of oay otd
wea passed and adaptad by the
r Cummtailon In tba futura.
vkU farther provide*: -If sold
wane* he ported a* herein prata, tha City Clark ahall attach
ha original ordinance s ccrttfa that th* aaam was poatad a*
fVtad herein and inch rertKl\ shall ba prims facia cvldanc*
ha posting tboraof, and If aueh
ahnra bo publlahtd ia a mowsW q* provided herein, tbo afG&lt;
|t' af th* publisher a f.' said
Vpaper ahall ti* prims fart*

ra of tba publication there'Cammlsaionar* aporaved a
ikh declare* valid, Weal, a*d
g, all of tba ordinance*
I and adopted by Urn City
taaiao sine* IMP," add It
sat b* neeaaaary to prara tbo
pUon or posting thereof

wc aay af said ordinance*
lad Into qaaattaa."
assessments far Uao* for
acs t» tt U IM», Inclusive.
I personal preparty In Hen­
na lo b# dOCtarad valid. **r la tha fifth bill approved
wasvi* also state* that all
which taav* not been paid
taing and valid Ilona against
a party until they are paid
with ad penalties, alii that
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a alUr of which the ln-ta nc*lw:e&lt;l to tall Taj*
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M ;m t a d &gt; r thBfk«mHa*k»t O m ee*a to
■tain ordlnaneas prevloualy pa**ed by the Comithoot tha formality of eatabllahint the publl-

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MUMr they h m bean pobUaMd. or not, propoatad ht tha City HalL Bath of these
ie fundamental principles o f food fovibtlc ia entitled to know what la foinc
that aQ of thhso bill* w ill ba delivered
M next week when they trill c o m War h a J V
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Tela Md rmlUmd f l .
Cana Tunn*r bicycle tactics. Bat.
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Ik* naira I k s *f rushing la far a

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Utomobila accident. H cftrel
In Florida UMt aoffta.friflll

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■ta a n d uaauapacU aiV drivar, to kill
ira fiv e hundred d ea th s in th ia e la te
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w hile
country t h a n w a n 82,600 death*,
, in ■■ a , ia mi , bw i bi b *
ndrada Of thoutanda w ho w are only «
home, w h ile th a dOhlb ra te in- aat #f M la tha hama with a *imP^wajiM daw

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dkaffeetla*
■prmdb they may m t * «b tef
h ig h w a y s, b u ilt M fa tly m tM rtfW U ' 4*ek»*
las through fla t Ihemaaleea a kite #er lb* pdrpaM
to which they are forem en,
whhh ia Uachlaf.

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F 1IjSIS HIdllW«_ll IP_i B i S.T

About BO kojra and glrb of Ben)Inote Hick Behod motored to
Or*** Springs on Turtiaj after*
Boon Immediately titer aekool
where they enjoyed a pknlc.
Swimming and dancing weie partklpattd In early in the evening
ami later n pknlc lunrh ' » a j
•erred.
There attending wt re member!
of Mba Katherine Symee flftn
perky Englbh Cl* vs, |}r. VlrglnU
Spencer'a eeeond period Englbh
Claaa and Mba Winfred Strong'*
eocand period Englbh cla»».

V.Wtth Mra. D. t&gt;. CaVdwot
kkdlag. the regular meeting i
■H. da,.V, Howard chapter i
U. .P. C. wmi held yeiteeda
an»o*a at the home of Hr*.
Hilt, 1803 Magnolia Avetna
MRU war* heard from the lag cymmittre* end pbaa
completed for the Memoria
exorcises to be held In C

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AT THE Cl
m S T CHURCH OP CHRIST
SCIENTIST
Chrbtian Science lerrke* a n
held erery Sunday morning tn
the church Bait Second Street at
It o'clock. Bohjeet ler tomorrow
b "Probation After Death". Wad*
needay evening eerrice* which
will Include teeUmonlee of ChrtatIan Scbnco healing, will bn bold
at Urn new church at MO E. 9nd
St, at 8 eVloek.
U til ehnreh malntalne . • free
Reading Room at the church

Potter Home Scene
Of Party Last Night

Mr. and Mr*. R. B. D**s have as
their gueet* at their home hi ftee*
iCourt, Mr. n d Mrs. Alton Do**,
of Atlanta,- and L. II. Dans, of
C. J. Roger*, of * Jacksonville,
a tba week-end guest of kb **na-law and daughter. Mr. and Mr*,
fokn .Behlrwrd, at their heme o l

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r, 8484 Bey Avenue,

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and EiAty-slx, o /R . H.
r. aad MM. John Gov*,
r and. Mra. O. R. Me
i. g.' J, Routh, Mra. Eu*
rgimu Mrs. B. C Magwdi
J J.' E. Cewrbr.
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W i * B.‘ Branham, dean
M N liy of Branau Call .dlraeW of O i b r Ta■ ORU' at Gainetville,
tpsturned fa her boms at
I* after apwadlof aanral
k as tha guest * of Mrs.
•Kay aad Mbs' Florwne*
South paoford Avenue.
Ilea McKay ha* a^eptod a pe­
ll**, a* ceonr liter at Camp Ta-

founded at th* University of Cal­
ifornia In 1814, and Lambda Chaptar wa* Installed at the Florida
Stale College for Women In 1825.
The sorority now,conil*t* of nlnotaaa chapter*.
Altru It tic work of tha sorority
is carried on by mean* of the The­
ta Uptlkm lUMU Fond which I*
need of medical attention. Th* fel­
lowship fund, to whkh contribu­
tions are made each y«*r by eellego and ea-coDoge chapter* b
used for acboiarsklp loans ta stud­
ent member* of Urn fraternity.
Mb* Mary Settle, on* of the
senior member* o f tho sorority,
not only has served as president
of tho College Government Asso­
ciation, but also of tho Honthem
Intercollegiate Association
of
Siulrnl Government for th* year
1890-31. At the recent meeting of
the latter alaoclation Mia* Pattle
wa* uaanlrbooily elected graduate
nhrUir for the coming year
Officer* of th* aorurlty include:
president,Harriet Rydrr, St. rotersbarg; vice-president, Mary Bet.
Of, Bt. Petersburg; secretary,
yrrgeret'W sUh, Tampa; treasurer, Gertrude Baloeok, Arcadiat al­
umna* officer, Mary Lou Bander»on, Jaikaonvlllrj editor, Annette
Hamilton, Jacksonville) chaplain.
TIBI* Halos ok, Arcadia.
Other.member* of the sorority
are at follows: Kathleen Crocker,
Mbml; Clao Norwood. DaLand:
DaPnnlak
Etala* Bandtia,

ftrut Motbodbt Chord, will bar*
* flak fly and picnic at Urn home
o f Mr*. J. H. Cowan, Eaat
Geneva. Avenue, *Urtlng nt ' 10
t R t c k T1**- hostesses will be
Mra. Tom William., Mr*. • John
Aldan Brown, Mr*. W.-P, Fields,
Mr*. W. I. Hughey. Mr*. IIkt
man, Mra. 1*. Grow, Mrs. John
F. Paaraon and Mr*. W. X.
Well*.
The Sunbeam Band o f the
P int Baptist Church will .moat
at I JO o'clock at the church.
Tho W o m a n ' *
Mlaaloaary
Union of tho Pint Baptist Church
will hava a prayer meeting at
S o'clock at the chuch with Circt*
Number Seven In charge. Thl*
will bo followed by an Inspira­
tional meeting at 9:30 o'clock led
by Circle Number Three.
TUESDAY.
Regular bridge party of the So­
cial Department of the Woman'*
Club will ba held In the elub room*
at ao'clock with Mrt. W. a Ericksen anj Mr*. E. II, Laney a) hostmacs. Pi laea for auction and con­
tract brldgr. Make reservation*
with Mr*. 8. D. Illghleyman.
Tho American Legion will spon­
sor a daaca at the Trianon Dane*
Club on
the Sanford-Orlando
Highway at 0:30 o'clock" with muale by Hero's orchestra.
Springs; Ada Chandler, TWmpa;
Charlotte Chase, Miami; Caroline
Hamilton,
Arcadia!
Kathleen
Johnston,
Jackaonvilb;
Rhode
Pound*. Winter Garden) Greta
Schmitt, Miami; Mcrcedr* Warren.
Had* City; end France* Wood, St.
Petersburg.
— Pledges, o f—the—aererity—#rer
Claire Beauchamp, Plant City;
France* BennelL Tampa; Dorothy
Boyd, JarktcneiUaf Ellxabath Cox,
Rrpoltarilk; Jano Ortnt, Mbml;
Gertrude Harris*, fakaraa City;

NEW YORK—Thla C o l o n t t l
hat wa* designed by Mhdama
Sunshine, the well-known M r.de­
signer. It U *U» I* featured at
the Colonial Exposition in Parb commencing on May I,

PA R T Y ►
&lt;HINTS

Mrs. W. T. Langley Is
Hostess On Friday

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Mr*. John Register sod Mr*.
Hugh law , o f Jacksonville, am
Mr. ami Mr*. A. F. Collum and
Ih* week-end guests fit Mr. and dsaghter, Nancy, wilt leave HunMnu J. P. Ridge ta Ulelr lorn* fay morning for Wart Palm
on Elliott Awn**, Mayfair. Mr*. Reach where they will spend two

SIMPLER EVENING MODE FOOTERS WIDER RANGE

In honor of the member* of
their evening bridge club, Mr. and
Mr*. W. W. Potter entartahtot
with a bridge party la*t night at
their homo on Mellopellla Avenue,
with throe table* of pleyera In at*
tepvdancs.. At the (jutcluafen of
aoveral progression* of bridge
•core* were added ami It waa
found that Mr*. W. A. Adam* and
Dr. B, D. faawell had high More*.
Mr*. Adam* received a painted
iray, while Dr. ('■•welt waa the
recipient of a novelty leathei
clothes bruah.
Adorning the room* where tho
tablee were apread for play waa a
profusion of im p draginr, carna­
tion*, and other garden flower* In
brlltlant ahadea, while, talllea and
other bridge appointment* bore
dtalgna of baskets of opting flow­
er*. The pilar*, which
won*
awarded late In the evening, were
wrapped In larendar tbiua paper
•nd tied with green ribbon.
At the. cupper hour the bridge
labl.ii were overlaid with embroid­
ered linen clothe after which u
aalad and aweet court* waa carved.
Thoae pre**nt were: Ur. and Mr*.
W. C.' Hill, Mr. and Mr*. Hawkliu
Connelly, Mr. and Mr*, L. F.
Hoyle, Dr. an! Mra. D. D. Caawrll,
Mr. and Mra. J. D. Woodruff, Mr*.
W. A. Ailvms, MU* Margaret Pet­
er* and Robert D. Ait, cupper
guest.

Play Ihb gams the next t:me
your guest* appear bored. Aek
each girl to choose a man and In­
vite him to call. She must have a
good reason for wanting him ta
come. The gentleman must a.repl
and say why h* does to. In each
read the reasons must be given
nelng the initial* of the other par­
son.
Aflrr a few minutes th* hoalea*
call* on one o f the men to tell
who invlled hin» to call. Ila must
glv* tho gill's name and her re*ion for Inviting him. Th* host***
then calb upon th* girl to tell
why the gentleman accepted her
Invitation.
A girl might Invite th* man
becau** the "Need* ProletUon'' or
the man I* "Terribly Funny." Th*
man might accept “ In gel a Good
Members of the Senior’ ChrtitFeed" or berau** the lady I* "So l*n Endeavor of thl) First Presbyl.nvrl)"—If the initiate come out lerian Church rnJo»rd a pknlc at
Green Spring* tin Wednesday
evrn'ng. About 35 membhra of th*
soclrly met at 0 oMurk and mo­
tored to Green Spring* where
•re perrons in th# group. TT&gt;ey re. swlmmlng apd damlng—Wira am
enter and ahout~thg~Wtft-da~lfmuF Joyed until a late hour when a
tanevusly. The other group must wrlnrr roast and plcnk supper
tues* tk« motto—If they can.
were eerved. Rodman l-ehman wa*
sponror of the w tulon,________
M uM ayt'A'Hfch Tim* at
With
Taffy." Mr*. Fred Olffard
"Pavmly Party."
very charmingly took tha part of
By Rath Hibbard
Margaret Andrew* a charming
aplnstir, Marjorie West, her nek*
be Miss Evelyn llauswold, Alphonso Follette, a French Caterer
OVIEDO NEWS
by Mr*. Hid Drown, Norman
By Mr*. S. R. Watmrigkt
Wynne (Msrjorie’a Fiance) Mr*.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McKinnon B. Cl. Ellis, llr. Hlenhtn Wynn*
uf Tampa, spent last week end Ills Uncle by Mr*. Clifford Parkwith Mr*. McKinnon's sister Mr*. er. Th* pby we, thoroughly en­
T. F. Sumner la Oviedo.
joyed and appreciated by all who
Th* eeLry pre-cooling and wash
plrnt of Th* lake Charm Fru;t * On last Thursday afternoon tha
Co., !s running night and day at tneniberi of the Methodist church
full speed. _______ (_________ __ enjoyed a get together bV tha
Mr, and Mrs. Kaulersnn of Fort rhurch lawn In the form of a
I'irrra were visiting tlieir sister clean up but owing to Ih* down
Mm. Theo Aulin Sutuby. Their pour uf rain the s'lpptr wsa spread
■•ii.lbef, lira. Mary Jacobs, tc^ In Ihe rbi'trh, which waa thor­
li tried Bun-lay from a two weeks oughly enjoyed.
tisll on the Ka&gt;t Coast.
Mrs. O. G, Wolcott returned
Mr. and Mr*. J. Tlldrn Jacob* of home Wednesday o f lest week
SsnfoaR accompanied by Prof. from a vlrlt with htr nephew in
Ilinarn were gue*l« of Judgr and Orlando, while convalescing fr. m
Mrs. Thao Aolln Sunday afler- a two week* stay al Orange Gen.
howpltal wheic she underwent an
Maytr L P. Mills attended the oprral'on. Her niece Mbs Lovejay
Gr*nd Lodge of Masuns In Jack- rf Gainesville l« spending sum*
" tivllla, Tuesday.
Urn* with Iter since her return
Mr, Mpntagur nf Kalaniasou, home.
Mich., has airivr-i again in Ovird&lt;&gt;
In tho-tacrost of )ii&gt; trucking In.li.»tqr,”
We ar* glaJ to know that our Bubarrfptlon B ridge Party
M onday, A p r, 27
friend Mr*. CUra Mariner Is l;u&gt;
: roving frtra a very aereie esc(1:00 P. M.
lijncb, whkh triadr it necessary
Kplneopal Pariah House
for hay 4a. remain at the Orange
by W om an’a Culld
Admlnalon 50c
training wat.hrja Haturdty afternoon and berorflpanied her mother
Mr. eng Mn. R. q. Mill, and
ririer Mbs Agnes Marring an!
orer tioaday marn'ng.
frknd .MlbV Ikgn'ce Rllnr spent
H indar In 'AotM)mdab where they
visited Bgv. an I.Mra. J. May Cook.
Mr. Mat Hr*. Rex Ilelllday of
Wiatrrifark attended tha Play
pt’t on W the Goldenrurl ladies In
, Mrs. O. N. Bohvar and
, aad Mrs. S. JL Wain. daughter Mhs Joyru
ta « f Miss Elean* Wain.
k», Fla. Sanitarium Sst-

CHURCH

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Sixteenth Street n il

BonA

Avenae, Th* Hit . f . M. Mall
pallor,
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Bible Kbo«l—l : U A. I . f Z
Worship and Cotemenioo &lt;1|]
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Subject. "Influent* of Fate
Worship."
Christies Endeavor—1 M ,T.X
Evening Service—8:00 P . M .
Snhject, "Cbrlitlao Untaa.*^

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a tim o
and lad )
Rev. John Bernard Ho**, M
liter.
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Church Bohout ■ 0:18 A. M-v
Morning W ot» V p —U t#0, A*-,
Chrletlan Endoavur-788 K,',
Charles OaeU,. peeeSdeWt—$;
Henry H W * »yenkw&gt;—
c o n g r e g a t io n a l
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K. D. Browtibe, D. I*. P*»t*r.
BANFORD COMMUNITf i
Service*' Sunday a* followii
0:43, A. M. Sunday School.
11 A. M. Morning Worship.
Womtn'e Club Bnlldlng,
0:10, P. Id. Junior Chrl»U*n Bn* Avenue atwr Third S tm t.
deavor.
The Rev. Claud* 8. Chew
T&amp;0 P, M. Beniur Chriatlan En­ m'nlater.
deavor.
Services—S:t0 P. M.
8:00 P. M. Evening Worahlp.
Everyone will be cordially
The tea*ion meet* at the eh»o corned and mad* to feel nt I
of each worahlp aervlc# for the re­
ception of new member*.
FIRST METIIOMST UHI
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Park Avenue and Sixth S tm t.
W, P. Drooha J r, Puitor.
Sunday School. 10:00 A. M.
Morning Worahlp—11:00 A. M.
Evening Worahlp—B P. M.
B. Y. P. U. 7 p. M.
Wednesday evening prayer aer­
vlc*, 8:00 P. M. A cordial Invita­
tion la attended to all.
I’ UI.L GOSPEL TABKRNACLK

Rav. Carroll .Varner
"Tho Religious Training!}™
Youth" la the aubjecl of tha
toon to b# preached by tha
at tl A. M.
And at 8 P. M. ho will
from th# theme whkh ho i
rd last Sunday. "God's Power
Annul th# .PaaL"
Sunday School at 8:48
Prof. McKay Super.
Leagues at 7 F. M.

Prayer Mealing W a d n a a d g ]

■hi el a.

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On Orlando road ne»r (lanova
Ave.
FAITH GOSPEL TABHRNACU
Wm. P. McPheraon. paitor.
890 West P in t Street. A . I
Hilda School Sunday A. M&lt;—8:48
Canada, Evangelist
Sermon Sunday A. M. --11:00
Sunday aerrie*— 8:00 T. 1
Preaching by th* Rav. Cnmfc l
Evanlng Service —8:00 P. I
Preaching b* Mba Xllsabalh Ba
kny,
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HOLY CROSS BPI SCOPA ll;
The Rav. II. Irving LnuUtt, I*
tor. Third Sunday after Eaater.
ALL SOUL'S CATHOLIC
Holy Commnnaloii—7:30 A.
CHURCH.
Church School—8:80 A, M. Monday Prayer and Barman
Tho Rev. J. J. Mctnerny, paitor.
11:30 A. M.
First Mas*—8:00 A- M.
— Herman b y lho roetor.----- —
-R erend' Maao—tOAO- A~M.
Young Peopta'a Movgleg—8l
Evanlng Devotion—7:30 P- M.
I** M.
Evening Prayer and Satg
FREE METHODIST MISSION
—7:30 P. M.
ThU rhurth haa closed at Pop­
lar Avenue and Second Street SALVATION ARMY NOTIC1
Holiness MaoUng, 10:00 A. I
and services will lie held at the
Sunday School. 8:00 P. M.
Faith Ooercl Tabernado, 890
Young People'* Msating, 8
West First Street.
r . M. Subject, "Caflad and TO
Sunday School, 10:00 A. M.
Preaching, 11:00 A. M. K the lb ( j f l t k 11
'salvation Moating, i «00 P.
Rev. W. M. Bate*, of Lakeland.
, . Evaryhody wikam l.
Kate II. Booth, paatar.

TAMPA
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Amid tho booai, boom, boom, of
Vaabtl Undaar'i boa* dram, aad
tha llaag, tiaag, clang, of Carl
Boadharg'a Chicago atool, Edna
ftt Vtoroat •Millar atorad aaloUr.
wotarlag her magi* opoll to tba
laato «Md br tba auotara cantor*
lot U *. »ad macblag, at beg boat,
laaaf boliom, loauthtag bokotlfui
and Immortal. -

o f tittfarly

doa’t MPo*i

thing*, aad battle* long ago-,
Ihcro I* a qoo*t that aonw rouiin*
Uo ooal In thli modem day ahouU
EZb&gt; 5 n b * b o l l .h # d \ f t t bni will ba published lB toko op (a llota of h rniaad*. Join
A n y armor ha* boon mining
i.paper at a latar date and will ba voted upon by
.at *hh nextgeheral elaction tf It puaag tba la- tinea tho dar that a band of Bui-

n*f*t*Hla* can bo

rtaUihtng bill* biro to do with tha publication
Ma,«BKtad ^ tha ConttalaMon. On* ja d u t o
ruin ordlnancao pravloutly pawed by tha Com*
rlthout tba formality-of e*Ubll»hlng tha public

btatah pottad tat tha City Halt Bath of th*M
of th* fundamental principles of good gov*
hja public la entitled to know what ia going

i S

l f f e

— irently doo*

n

!my that all of thba* bill* will be dellvorod
Kagan and Mr. MoBory we
olon from their eonetituent
trd to thaaa bill*, Btod wa gi

11*. more e«|

H U h w .r ^
in 8aitford that aom* home
.utotooblle accident Scarcely

Scarcely s
not uddaned

take hi

Injured.

Florida’*

um impacting drivar, to
•
-v - \ . s l H &gt;

Ihd rplo of dafi

hill

pa five hundred deatha In thla atata
to adtmbobiie accUtonta, while
uountry than ware S2^00 deatha,
idrada bt thoutend* who Wens only
tame, while the death rite in• the entlr*• odtlon,
nitlon, U
Ihe^ rate
^ h ahere
ro
k Ug*lt&gt; lawk,, careful- Otie. Untaaa t h *

ci^gmUd a bull, fight with tb*

won, if Trja had rwttoad . V*
Conn Tunno? blcyili tertlea. Bat,
aUi, Toja wa&gt; haring auch a
r..grooa tint that ho coocelrod
tba. naira H*a of niohlng la for a
good Lite.
N &lt;w, among tho thing* that
f»*»r dag should know, that wo

r"
to..

paratlvdy law railroad
wky .w t haw ho many

on* la apt to wonder
Hie Florida driver la
never with lee or snow,
i road builder** aktU are

, aad n o t required to
crippled folk*, mental*

thoi* or# thoa* who ioag t* hoop
'Mm* epot oaf* from rlrllUotlon,
“ • » tangled wlldarama with
pathway* tricod only by tha aaK
.mala and with noltia nwda only
b? tho bird*. Bolwoon Georgia and
Florida, them ta nmh a placb, aad
It moaiurr* i l l bond rod aqaato
rnOto, tb* Oktofiaokaa Swamp.
TIO* m m , given hy th* Beud■olto m*MM “Tromkllng Xorth",
hut th* nplrit that breed* over thta
fumgta mMt hae* a atout haart,
for man have tried to drain and
you*** th* nrtmp tor half a

Ueanoala#,

A* '* f

Uint ssiatim gf llamaa

1111 boro a rna of three night*.—
B'aal r?Uh M w togar. -

SUPPOSE far a awstoat that sdvsrtbtaf
na trade-marked good* that everything
aatoiy by lto look or Ti«f *r bale.
t ; | 7 f r | ' 1. '. * i

--m .

‘s

th* arltcNa y*s nekitod Ik* blow**, tm
• * « h tha tallat ass» i U iftagtr ale f *
sMt daeaHwm aiahthMi the twr*H gm*u
ymu- M«toy’a warlh o* If yow might ftaed

SN »

,wki" the loheetUni t

with ?rar t o t or,
Do they took thoa* ploaitrrto at
their welter*. It will n»4 e^H for a public plat* of anuieement with
qufttlonilili tompanioni T
if thee# yeeng paopl* Inaiot on
*to&gt;g to public.place*, why «on’t
,Wojnl m boot “oppoaitoaoo* aM
if wo aro not favited to to (n tba
Immrdlata crowd at flrvt, go aad f»d ACT:
ka a good cloan "mUav” and In­
vito tb* crowd to tb* bona*. Aft*
or aoau few tectal otanlag la tb*
Kora* brought about gradual!?, torit* thorn to go with r*ta t* tb*
church Mnrioaa. Endeavor ta arringo ah Intoranting programme,
Bugoto O’NoBJ'a Mow pjay.wlir
wook, .whon tho? can latlto tholr good maaWand liwpirtng meeedgo,
)lt(lo friipda lato our homo and •o tU« padir*Ur eertkien, •» . taka throo algkt to twa. At. Itoit

rod of by*, mad* a counter rhairga
that raoll? Jiutlflod my hiv.ng
comparod him to • boll Tho Im­
pact wap torri/U aad pear Taja
»tot hurtling to tha ground,
whJW tha pla, vtatorioua, trotted
off down th* road after hiring
hof a lukoUnUaL, If ooma
what, highly colored, breakfaet of

It- wosha

in which Florida la da-

Mather, 4* faur ever tnalet Hut
to * Ofe to t toe tlfad to taka a
turn at tm nli, done* or other i y a t

J-.'M Mdafi.tbOt'Jt Mi
ran ran oror in animal of bta
ijkcIc,'. without lraving a drat. H» •ntoHala, ta an inaxpanahr*, way
out na?grthol«M firing you an
with every ha'jf m hlnnlno iUnd*
Ing a m t, T*J* rHaigad.

dlaaffaeUac
■prndta they may never « | to t
i broad hlghwaya, built flelently encooragod to ' daetare
r far mil** through fist iheraeoleea a too* ia r the pdrpou
th* rood, and with com* to which they ere fanowem,

»■"•

4w*Tif' :•&gt;» • ■ '

deg In tho rolo of matador •**-'
rating rgronlru and nurlpoaa*
under .tho pig'* rat? moot and tho UotoM of trluMmportamg for

hurt nrgloetrd to t*ll 1
not ml truth abrat a p

'irr a &amp; r ir ivej

tliM f f n I n i n r t i i yonaatl
Uinturb k pUaaaat 4am* M th

M any, th* IMMaaaw
tamtartaw'* ytooW, Taw'd
the aedp, whaler If hire
demMhlar UM m faMhoa

eoi u iiia .w kutaMMi tm * * * * * im -M i it e t o g
oemuji utor n. tto* w.tmto me urn «e

WWe ye* Uy.h

»»«,»«to en.il

�i f k 5h « s 3m = » w = -=

air miweortapfWf'Wl'

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u^-^«yOTmr»brin
imai ftrnfanaMm imailE.
w 3ni«iQ aan«aiiin

High School Gi
H u Picnic Ti

f7 1
■ V-

f

ItOi M n. D. D. Cal
jifo to r e g u ta r
Howard
.„ .w4a- V.
. . . -------- 'Chapter -«
U .D . &amp; wa» held yctletday
arwoon at the home of Mr*. •
JHR. I BOB Magnolia A ren a ,

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MONIUT.

About SO boy* and girl* o f 8amtaola High School motored to
Gram Sprint* on Tutelar a flatnoon Immediately »fv*r acboal
where they enjoyed a picnic.
Swimming and dandnt waie par­
ticipated in early in tb* evening
•lid liter • picnic lunch » bj

part* wero heard lioai Uto at

•anted.

lay ejmmlUcci and plana ’
completed for the Memorial
exert toe* to be held In Cel

Thora ntlandlnr were member i
of Mb* Katharine Symt* flfln
parioj English Clau, Ur. Virginia
8 pencer’* aaeond period English
Cilia and Mlia Wlntfrod Btiong's
mand period English clan.

B. Huttog

HARRIET RYDER
STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, TalDhaeaoa, Apr. BL—Uar*
riH Kyder, o f St. Potorabury, U
,°* U,,_ J 5 r Ua, V r S ?
atrocity at tha FloridaStaU Col-

H
P elt^bu^

g a ?

tbe^tnott &lt;&gt;utatend'n!r

SS^VSS^Z

4 to Oaytoaa Beach today
re t h * #tteh M a riveting of Ifornla In 1814, and Lambda ChapOtetral-District Dental A n o- Ur waa butallod at the Florid.

C. J. Regvra, of Jacksonville,
■ the week-end guaat c f his aana-law sad daughter. ML sad Mr*,
leka -Sehlrard, at Utelr bem* •(

federate aold'tr* were ordered end
rtoolotioni on the death of Thima*
tea* KplKwpal Church 'win apaw- J. Will on were read. A t thla tite*
Vrid** • « { * at ■tops were taken to aacaru penaVWk at tha par sh house. Tele, ilooa for worthy end
hew# Mr*. A. P. Connelly .for ton*
rreUon*.
Cimmlttres for - the Brigade
Tby Truth Seekers' ciaaa o f tha Mr*lIn* announced that tha meetlay will ba bald In conjunction with
a luncheon on Wednesday,-. Apr.
80, al the
J a £ - . Mf&lt;
David Sholta. of Daytona Beach,
i l l been ^elected t &gt; prealda over
the bualneea meeting while Mt*.
E. A. Douglaae will be toaslsajaMr*L IHu* h*Jr' **"• ***£; Ireea. National and atato offlcara
man, Mr*. L. Grow, Mr*. John from Orlando, Cocoa, OvitMo, Dop. Pssroon and Mr*. W. E. Land, Daytona Iiracli, Lemberg,
Walla.
v
Eurila, Klaelmmce, Tampa and
The Sunbeam Hand of the Jackionvllle will ha npnoontad.
At the roncluilon of all bualneea
®*P‘ U‘ Church wit) meet
at
o'alock .t tha church.
a aoclal period * u enjoyed when
nfroohmenti won (erred by tho
Th* W o m a n ' .
MUalmmry haoteoa, toltted hy Mn. J. C.
UnUm •* ^ Wr,t B*PU* ' Chuith Bennett and Miy. B. D. Caavnll.
Thoco prcaenl w on: Mr*. D. D.
Caldwell. Mn. G. D. Biahup, Mn.
B- L. Perkin*, Mr*. Claud* Horndon. Mia. A. P. Connelly, Mr*.
‘io~ ' ■"•&lt;»"* “» « £ oVte' k U i Frank I . Miller. Mr*. Carroll
bX Circle Wumhor Throe.
Varner, Mr*. E. A. Douglaaa, Mn.
TUESDAY. '
B. D. Caawrll, Mn. J. C. Bennett,
ReguHr bridge party of the So Mr*. M. S. Wiggina, and Mn. VL
tnil
rial Department of the Woman'* n
C Ilill.

State College for Women In 1020.
The oororlty now,eon«l»ta of nie&lt;iU«a chapter*.
AltruUtle work of tha sorority
la carried on by moan* of the TheU Upilkm llrelth Fun.I which l«
admlnJttored hy Bet*. College In
Kentucky to aid Bttaa etudcnU in
•rod of medical attention. The f*|.
lowvhlp fund, to which contrihu*
Uona at* mad* each y«ar by cc(leg* and **-college chapter* U
•uod for acboUrahip loan* to otud-

Club will Ira bald in tha club room*
at 3 o'clock with Mr*. W. C.' Erirkam and Mr*. E. II. Laney a* host- Mrs. W . T. Langley Is
**«*. Piliaa for auction and con.
Host css On Friday
tract bridge. Make reservations
with Mr*. 8. D. Hlghloyman.
Garden flower*. Including larksThe American Legion will *pon- pur and snap dragon*, were ar­
^or a dance at the Trianon Danra ranged in profusion shoot tho
Club on the SanfoH-Orlando rooms o f the homo of Mi*. W, T.
Highway fet B:3B o’clock with mu-

•■n* dish, went to Mrs. L. P. Me.
Culler.
'At the tro hour a salad anr

I Higgins, Mrs. R.
Mrs.. R. C. Bower^ront Charleston, A
sdvlrsr for the coming year.
Officers o f tho oororlty Include:
Sresident, Harriot Ryder, 8 t PoterobUnn vW-president, Mary BetUo. St. Petersburg; secretary,
yergsrot Welsh, Tampa; treasur­
er, Gertrude Ralaaak, Arcadia: alnmnad officer. Mary Lou Handcraon, Jacksonville) editor, Annette
Hamilton, Jacksonville) chaplain,
Tttll* Ralosok. Artsdl*.
Other members of tha sorority
ir* os follows: Kathleen Crocker,
Miami; CWo Narwood, DaLaad:
DaFunlak
WtRF *f Brsnau Cal- Elala* Sandfts,

RroeWw pif damp Ta3Fte*vat GalaenrOte,
turned Jo W

hem* at

after aymsdlag assora)
b Sanford Avaauo.
ha* adopted a p*.'
Killer ak'Gamn-Ta-

France* Bennett, Tkmpai Dorothv
Boyd, Jarkscnvilhi Elisabeth Co*.
Rrjx^ayillc; Jan* Gnat. Miami;
Harris*,
cityt
Sarah King, Winter GAnJcni Mar
garot Kor»t, Rt. Angus Unc.

hostess assisted by Mr*. A. F.
Hatsrd. Mis. II. M. Papwcrth and
Mr*. W. M. 8coli. Thoa* present
w«re: Mr*. H. M. Paoworth, Mrs.
0 f Txrucks, Mrs. W. M. Scott,
Mr*. B. F. WhUnsr, Mis. A. F.
Haterd, Mrs. F. E, Rvumlllat,
Mr*. I . P. MtCullcr and Mta.
imngley.

Mr, and Mn. Frank Colium.

EVENING MOPE FOSTERsJviD E R RANG

Potter Home Scene
Of Party Last Night

AT THE CHURCHES ‘

Ckrlatlan Science larvlcea are
bald every Banda* morning at
the church Eaat Second Street at
II o'clock. Subject lor tomorrow
la "Probation After Death". Wadneeday arenlny aerficea which
will Include teetlmonlee of Chrhtlan Science healing, will be held
nt the new church at S00 E. Snd
St. at B o'clock.
Thl« ehoreh malntalna . a free
Raadlny Room at the church
where the Dlbl# and all authoriaed
Chriitlaa 8ri»nce literature may
ha read borrowed or pnrehaied
Open (Tuesdays and Friday* fr*m
t to I P. M.
THR

SteUoath Street and Snail
Avene*. The Ref. F. M. Mall
pwtor.
,
•
Bible eckool—8t43 A. M.
•
Wore hip and CommanJon—U
A. M.
-h
Subject. "Influence of f M
Worship."
Chrietlnn Endeavor—7tBB K .
Evening Berrlee—8:00 P. JL\
Snhjoct, "Chriitlon Unton." -

CONGREGATIONAL C H U M
Comer Peril Are true and Bid
Rer. John Bernard Rant, M
later.
Church School— 0:45 A. M.
Nomine Wonhlp—lltOQ A .
Chrlitlnn findenvar TS0~ IV.
FIRST PRBSBYTRRIAN
Chari** Gault, praaSSant. |
CHURCH '

. E. D, .Brownlee, U. U. Paster.
Service* Sunday aa follow*:
0:45, A. M. Sunday School.
, II A. M. Mornlny Worehlp.
Warnin', Club BalMtay,
0:30, P. M. Junior Chriitlaa En­ Avenue near Third Street
deavor.
The Rev. Clauda ft- Chow
7:00 P. M. Senior Christian En­ m'nlater.
deavor.
Bervlcca—3:30 P. M.
8:00 P. M. Evening Wonhlp.
Eve: yone will ho cordially
The session meela at the cloea
roclplent of a novelty l(*thai
of
each
wcrshlp
service
for
the
re­
rlathca brtuh.
Adorning the room* when the ception of now member*.
table* were iproad for play waa .*
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Carroll .Varwor .’ j
profuilon of map drayont, rarna"The Religion* Training
Ilona, and other garden flower* In
Park Arrnua and Sixth Street. Youth" I* tho (object of tho m
Ploy thla game tho neat t'm* brilliant ehadoe, while, tallla* end
W. P. Brooke Jr-, Paster.
other
bridge
appointment!
bora
n»n to be preached by the paal
your gucata appear bond. Ask
Sunday School, 10:00 A. M.
each girl to choose a man and in­ dtelgn* of baaketa of aprlng flow­
Morning Wonhlp—11:00 A. M. at 11 A. M.
won
And at 8 P. M. ho will pro*
vito him to calL She must hava a er*. The ptlwe, which
Evening Wonhlp—H I'. M.
awarded Ute In tho evening, worn
from tho theme which ho aaaitB
good reason for wanting him ta
B.
Y.
P.
U.
7
P.
M.
ed lari Sunday, "God’s Power
come. The gentleman muit aicept wnpprd In lavender llaeua paper
Wednesday evening prayer sir- Annul tho Pari."
end lied with green ribbon.
and say why h* does so. In each
At the iuppor hour the bridge vice, 8:00 P, M. A cordial Invita­
Sunday School at Bl4f A.
rase the reauna must be given
tion il extended to all.
Pror. McKay 8upar.
oalng tho Initials of tho other per­ table* wen overlaid with embroid­
ered linen cloth* after which a
1-eagun at T P, M.
Jj
son.
a* lad end awed cuuroe wee aeived. FULL UUSI'RI. TABKRNACLR
Prayer Mooting W o d a o o d t
After a fsw mlnuUs the hostess Thoae p m cn l wren: Mr. and Mr*.
On Orlando ruad near Uanava night at B.
call* on on* of the men to tell W. C.‘ ilill, hlr. an-l Mn. Ilawkliu
A
ve.
who Invited Mm to call. II* tnuri Connelly, Mr. and Mr*. U
F.
FAITH GOSPEL TARRRNACU
Win. P. McPhanon, paator.
give tha gill's ns ms and her rca- Hoyle, Dr. anl Mr*. D. D. Caiwrll,
120 West P int 8treat. A. -G
Hilda
School
Sunday
A.
M.—0:43
ion for inviting him. Th* hostess Mr. and Mn. J. D. Woodruff, Mr*.
Canada, Evangelist.
Sermon
Sunday
A.
M.
-&gt;11:00
then calls upon tho girl to toll W. A. Advme, Mlaa Margent |*otSunday service— 8:00 P . M
Evangallatle Service Sunday P,
why tho gentleman accepted her o n ami Robert B. Axt, iuppor
Preaching by tho Rav. Canada,
M.
—7i4»
Invitation.
yueat.
Evening Service —4:00 P, H
Prayer Mset'ng Wad. P. M. —
A girl might Invite th* man
Preaching bv Mlaa Elisabeth Hal
3:00
because she "Need* Protar lion" or
PICNIC IS STAGED
Prayer A Tcetlmony Wed. P. M. key,
the man la "Terribly Funny." Tb*
—7:43
man might accept "to get a Good
Members Of the Senior1Christ.
HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL
Strictly Inter-drnrmlnslionat.
Feed" or bevsuaa tho. lady U "So I*n Endeavor of tb*- First Presby­
The Rsv. ||. Irving Loutltk, rot
lavvely"—If the initials coma out terian Church enjoyed a picnic at
tor. Third Sunday after. Casta
that way,
Green Springs on Wadlteedey
Holy Communslon_7. M i L
Neal,'send one group nut of the rvrn'ng. About 35 members of th*
c hur*h School—PiBO A. M.
room and haV* them select a mot' society met at 0 o'llock and moTho Rsv. J, J. Mrlntrny, pastor, .«Monday Prayer and Sarmaa
to with as many words as thsri lotrd to Green Springs where
-First Msss-M iM a . M.-----------Sermon by 1h# rector.
Second Mass—10:00 A. M.
Joyed until a lain hour when a
Young Popple’s Mseeing—8
Evsning Devotion—7:30 P- M.
tanevusly. The other group it
wrlncr roast and picnic supper
I'. M.
guts* tb* motto—If they can.
Were served. Rodman I-chman was FREE METHODIST M1H8ION
Evening Prayer and Seta
sponior of tha occasion.
-7 :3 0 P. M.
Maftayt* A'Hfch Tima al
1 This rhurrh has rlostd at Pop­
"Pavmty Parly."
lar Avenue and Second Street SALVATION ARMY NOTIC
By Rath Hubbard
Holiness Mooting, 10:00 A.
Margaret Andrews a rharmlng and service* will be hold at tho
Sunday School, 8:00 P. M.
splnslir, Marjorie West, her nr In Faith Gospel Tabernacle, B20
Young People'* Mooting, f
bv Mis* Evelyn llauawold, Al- Wrri First Street.
r . M. Subject, "Called sad Ft
Sunday School, 10:00 A. M.
phonsn Fullelte, a French Caterer
OVIEDO NEWS
Preaching, 11:00 A. M. b» th* by God."
by Mr*. Gld Brown, Norman
By Mrs. S. R. Walaright
Salvation Meeting, BtOO P.
Wynne (Marjorie's Fiance) Mrs. Rsv. W. M. Bate*, of Lakeland. i Everybody welcocn*.
Kata II. Booth, pastor.
Mr. and Mr*. Gordon MrKinnon B. G. Kills. Dr. Stephan Wynne
‘•f Tampa, spent lari w##k cm! like Uncle by Mr*. Clifford Park­
with Mi*. McKinnon's sister Mr*. er. Th* play waa thoroughly en­
T. F. Sumner la Oviedo.
joyed and appreciated by all who
Th* fol'JY pro-cooling end wash attended.
I'lrnt of The tmke Charm Fruit ' On last Thursday iflnm ” 1" |K*
vtlght-ond-darjriT members of tht Methodist churrb
full opotd.
enjoyed a gel together on the
My. and Mrs. Iteulerson uf Fart rhurrh lawn in th* form of o
**1111 Convonlmt Caat*^ i » , t f
-o f-,
I’ii-rco^jrer# visiting tlielr slrivr clean up but owing to the down
■'Ir*. thou Anlln Kutulay. Their &gt;«ur uf rain lb* s-tppvr w*e spread
iMolhOf, Mn. Mary Jarobs, la n llie .chinch, which waa thor­
It mad Sun'lsy from a two wrekv oughly enjoyed.
visit on tke East Coast.
Mrs. O. G. Wolcott returned
Mr. and Mr*. J. Tildcn Jacobs of home Wednesday o f lest week
'Th* Playground of Antrim" f f
Ssnfocd a crurapan'.ed by Prof. from a vlvlt with h«r nephew In
II' own were guest* of Judgr and Orlando, while eonvaleorlng from
Mr*. Thao Anlln Sunday after­ a two weeks stay at Orange Urn.
noon. ' hospital
hoepltal whete
whet* she underwent an
Mayor L. P. Mill* attended (he oprrat'oa. Iter niece ML* Lovrjoy
Grind Lodge of Msvutiv In Jack- of Gainesville Is spending some
11iiivlll4 Tuesday.
lime with her since her return
Mr. MpaUgue of Kalamstoo, home.
Mlrh., has airivi I ageln In Ovlrdo
In Iha Interest of his trucking Ind u ster,
W* a n glat to know that nnr Subscription Bridge Party
Monday, Apr. 27
friend Mr*. Clara Mariner is inicm a very srveio csrH:00 P. M.
l.jncle, which madr II n*ce*»ao
Kplncopal Pariah House
for her hi, rt ranIn at thp Orange
by Woman'H Guild
CriMrol Hospital for a few day*.
Admiration 50c
Her daughter, Mb'* Edith Clem­
ent* Who la at |hi* hospital In
IralnloR w*k hip* Saturday after• ------ " acroripanlrd her mother
T a m pa1! L argest H o tel
Mn. K. q. Mill, and
a Agar* Herring an!
Central-Fireproof-Steam Heat-Radios
ay morn'ng.
U Harare SI Inc spent
llame-llks atmaephsr* — Lnrga. a i r y -----_
'Aubqmdsle »here they
Spartan* Lobby - Maaaaalao ^
( h U s s t Belvl«iind
r. and,Mr*. J. Mav Cook.
7 — Barker Iksp — Bennty Fatter — Haul*
Mr. i Ii |(r». Res HullbLy uf
Wintry
»tk attended the Play
tho Golden rod ladles In
pot
"n
w
* S'lH
it Friday night,
ROOM
' NEW YORK—Thla C o l o n i a l )
hat was daalgrwd by Madame
Sunahlne, the well-known hat da*
algncr. It la to ha featured at
the Colonial Kxpositicn In Parla commencing on May I.

PARTYt
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TAMPA

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                    <text>NUMBER II

lAILY N K W E P A P E B
DAY. A P R IL * 4, 1M 1

WOMEN ANTI-lDRYS SELECT PRIZE POSTER

Veterans' Hospital
Will Be Established
la Central Florida
(WASHINGTON, Aprv J 4 (AT)—T te Federal Ito.pl tallgjttioQ Board today recomrnead•4 (hat • now liranch homo
U t dlMbkd volunteer sol­
dier* bo' locatcl on a aultaMo
■Ito In Control Florida* In an
arC|t bavins a&gt; iu northern
boundary Tarpon Sprinca and
Qua and and a* |U aouttenv
bodndary Bradenton and Tit*
gavillo. The recommendation
te a te#n *PW»&gt;»edfay Prerident
lloarer. It leave* the axaat U&gt;eatlen* o( the «tte fAr futhro
determination by a .uteoma l t l e t of the Federal lioepl*
UllaaHon Board. •
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MrBORT

tistics R e v e a l In­
dustrial A c t i v it y

to city tax
Bprlnga.

aU. That body al»o adopted a
roaolntlon prohibiting th* em­
ploy want by lU U Offklola of
member, of thole famlUqn. . The
BanaU adopted a reeoloUen for a
to krep
* D-teibU «* *•
general Inreetlgallon of aUla
•way frym-the C e n ta l, a«paclaBy ularifB with ft .trltw to wholmiU
tho B antu and Had** onUa. ho
Ka. a DgtUmate te4i«*\ for being reduction.
Two bill* in reduce, tho reeenaa
th a n .
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to Florida new,paper, from legal
advartlalng were reported un­
The laxt’regular .eaalon of llw favorably by the Renata finance
U gU latpro root the u w . * " taxation committee. It roled
against tba bill by Senator detain,
Buahnall, to taduc* the rata for
than thxt. nM r.H N F U of Nxaeau i lagat
ndrartlalng aamii.
from pn -----dollar---an
IVfll BUfWUiaiiif
Count} arvj l fntyodorod n row* I Inch for 4ha flrat iaaartlen to SO
canU with a aubaaqoant rale of
V&gt; cent* an loch. Inucad of SO
eanta aa at praaent.
Tba comml Waa al»o v o t e d
aralnet tb# adoption of n bill to
! allmlnata tb# publication of de■ Frtquani eoonty tax rail*. Doth

Democrat SaysG;
Head Should *
Verified Facta,
fore MakingCh
.WASHINGTON. Apr. 8 4 - ^ r )
— A rharae by &lt; hall ingn Paalnea*
the Rapublkaa National Commit*
lew that Jew*It RbWt- C - " ,IW
of I Htlcliberate
iR •
San Pranclncu apeech broUght'ea
BsaRult »*n tm Ohli senator
tgnliy f t h « chilrw lh uf tM
D rnionatir Na&gt;l«nal Executive
Comm il lif
In tw» rtatamcn'a li»u*d loom
national heampmrUra, Shaore aaUI
Fata abnflit nata aiib.taniialrd h'a
facia before attributing to him a
alatement tKat tba K.puhlkan or­
ganisation pnrrbaaod 10,00(1,(100
tuple, nf an ea ittin magaalna
retrying an artlrle by Robert
CruUe Mi Mann*, a newpaperman,
attarklng the lelig'nn of Chairman
Raekob of the Democratic Nalloaal Committee.
ytfaa liaeed bla elalrment on a
Ban Franc Urn new, paper account
of Shou«e’* apeerh In that city
Apr. IK. Sheim nl&lt;l he never made
xurh a ilatemenl.
"In lhe vpeeeh at San rn h cl» eo," he Mid, “I railed allentlnn to
an artlrle pttM:*hed In Kcribnvr’a
magaainn nf te.t September, ex*
eerpt, from whleh w rif reprodured In a pamphlet Iwiml by the
Republican Natleml t'nmmiltra
BXdrr Ihe hm llng "Smear 11never
—Ra.kob'. Order to HI. Sub.ldlted
PrepoirandUU.'
"I definitely rhargeil that the
Republican National Commlttiv
had floodeil the roantry With
topic* nf thl. pamphlet, indeed

One-Year Grace Limit v
Contained In Mea*- -]
ure Relating' T o T a x ^
Lien' F oreclosure,^

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S ix proponed bill* affeefctu g th o C ity C h a rte r , a n d p r e &gt;j
im m l by th e S a n f o jd C ity
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Com m lnaloriara a n d ' m e m b e r - ■
o f t t h t ’ L a f U la ttv e C o m m ltta j d B
o f th o S a n fo rd C h a m b e r oT
j
C o m m e r c e , w e re g iv e n
u n a n im o u s a p p ro v a l b y th e
C o m m lw lo n e re a t a "P****!
m e e tin g h eld a t th e C ity H ® , ; ,v]
, aaterdav afternoon. They will t e
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. Mr*. Kdwanl H. Moore, of New York, left, cna
,.l ..inference of Women1. Organisation* Ur Nall
Waehlnstim and Fell* Mahoney, noted ‘'•l-lU t
,h «a* 'elected at tba conference lh M a.hintton.

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MfRorr and L. P- H«*«n
and th i Commlmlpne^ e*PWt U. |
meat with t t e . .
rt.
Tallahaaaw Tunaday to dlacmjftWa
moaaarea and arga th«_
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t&gt; o n a n d p « a a g * o f * « h r i « t e m .
Aa In Uat woah'a meatlns, wimp
I the bllU w ar. flrat dlacuaa*d ?*- |
fir (ally i Ihe Cororol.rionere apnn»
mntlderabla tlma reviewing tb a •, X

Hagan, McRory Bills
Passed Last Night

WASHINOTOfTApr.
—Imptoremant In the Induitrial
dtuatlon w»a raportad by the
federal reaarea boanl yeaterday In
.T A b U ltA U n C . Apr. 24.—
IU monthly aummary of financial
■
paMtd
oomil'Ion. bared upon rintlrile.
lU'prrt
be
fi,Hew
ing
bill,
fay
lathered in March and April.
«enlatl»e« McRoiy and Hagan.
Tho bmrd eald further lnrr*e»*
F.«tabli.hlng a bird rveenatlon
la induitrial artirlty waa reported
In- l.jntwoodt validating Ordin­
&lt;a Match and thin waa artaptril
ance IU «f Altamonte Spring,
aa «n Indication of general Ira*
pertaining to redefining tba
provemenl, alnca that month
corporate llatlU under tb*
luutlly abowa lltlla change from
NHW YORK. Apr. 1 4 ^ -|A F &gt; munlrhal act of Mar I. ID*5*
February.
M o r e than lll.mSl lYoU.tant
NKW YORK, Apr. 3 t . - ( A r ) — nutbarixing Oviedo to forerl me
“Kartory amploymam and.paytag lien, on real pt"perty; 'a l l ­ ('ht lot Ian rlrrgymen In the United
Jam e. I*. Donahue, *on-in-law of
m ill Inerea^il by th« u«ual aeaSlatra are |ier»on«lly prepared to
dating to* »..e.«ment roll, ot
the late F. W. Wojlwmth, founder
aonal amount balwean th* mMdla
Oviedo: levle. of lave* and m U ■Ute It l« their prrtent iiuriKW
of
the
five-end
Id-rent
.tore
chain,
(
of Februaty and the middle uf
by the t'ty tnv collector of not to .anrllon any future war or
ijied yaaterday of polxon.
Marfh." th e hoard xald. ‘ Tha
to participate n» an aimed combxland, for non payment of taxActing
Chief
Medical
Examiner
volume " o f building nmtraehi
re;
and
prOMriblng
the
mrlhrMl
(lonialr*. who performed an a u -1
awardeJ In March ahowed con.Id(hr .dvertlilng the aale In Allatop.)’, fepjrte.1 h* had committed
erahly arowth. largely of * erarepreem t. M per c.n( of -IM ?1
motile Spring,.______ _______
■vital nature. The general level of
mtnl.leia aim replled lo a queawholeMle prtre* continued to de- flrtty of 111* KfpufaHran Party HT ^ i nmxhiif r xeutait~htdwvlt f.dw
tlonnalrw .en t out by 10 Ntw Ynrk
tbr lunchrop table In hU home
rlerg»m*n utnWr
y
raductlon htertaw'd the rnnrrot.'onal rampaign . of
Um
rrila IVcnid tomorrow,* edltad \ f
la .t Fall."
; ■* ^
wfll h« alUrNri one year*, grain*
Kirby Page.
-BaSvdf hn a n ’ilM td xia'ameat - T* the pby.ldan who treated
The oilier MMS dfrgymayi aotw period haf.ib the (Tty "may, U
bnuntlva, niukldpaimoi
Urn iv*S-l*3ft , u r - nf fact* Wholly without founda­ Kin alnre Sumlay he runfbled that
divided In gronp. of: Willing U reaulatlon direct tho City A lllt* &gt;'
tion.”
Rh
iu&gt;,
ad,lari,
"Dr.
Fee,
meSal tax dU trkU on "an
ha waa “a chump fur doing thl..
BlUh’lM yrleent In
partirlpatr, 4tir2S; In doubt, M 0 | ney 10 fnravtooo tbo Ilona ogalaM
ru .e , me of having been guilty of and be begged that the fact, ho
no an.w ri, SSI.
any real pro party therein a a t
a ‘deliberate lie/ The ,horl ami kept from hi. wife.
ttandiaf Jkatuia of yaatarday.
Po.tm a.U r J- I*. Hall again a«k»
Eighty-three per.cent of tho thoretofora H tw w d with taxa*
ugly wonl U one that gentlemen are
(It liberation, by tbo Sonxto and
It wha believed for Mweral hour, the coupe ration of rv»ldenl. or
very rarefol obouf u .ln t, and any th at Dottahur', dralh hail been thl* vicinity In bringing the erarth IV,172 clergymen were nppoeed to and which taxte hav, nat ha*B -j
Houao S f‘tba Florida U gtriatura.
(Continued On P«go Five)
paid".
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man having the .lighten! regard nateral. A report by Dr. Deaey fur Fred I-ary, 6S. bellevnl to bo
Both group, of Uw maker, raAU forteloiure proceeding, m
cel red mea.urai from thalr ft.
for hi. reputation, particularly n I (C ontlnaed un P a t e T h ree)
In thl. taction, to ■ .ucvreaful
bo In tho ptaanor now provided
nance and taxation rommltiaea act­
man occupying tilth nf filial
ronrlutlon, following receipt of m
(Continued On Pago Eight)
ing aa a joint group, tba latroducor political pnaltlon. might he exletter Imlay from Mr. L acy,
Uon being tbe flrat deflalW relitf
peetpd to auliatantlatr the far*.
daughter,
Mi*.
I*
IIUa.no.,
of
■tep of the *eo.lon by tbo rommiU rotton mill* ltwre**ed .lightly con Lxim.it any alleged Inndent before
Arg*nllnv,.Kan. -4 .
^
No oncop* t h» ht lag lag bal y t h.
j be aMtitnerta'"v'»leo ihero.",
' Mr». Ilalnc. ha. only lately
movement
ah&lt;t
thoao
w.»
*nbleg lala tore ta .t week of U a onI Shou.e nl.n denied the nen-,learned that her father way alive,
atanti.l gain la aatput of .hoe*. I paper alatement quoted h r ^ 'r . . to
rfte r having thought him dead for
TS'OVICUiAl.PA,
In the t i n t half •# April rirel mill the effect that ha .poke nf I be
many yea».. He it Mid to have^lonrllvlty deeUnod.
antl-Ra.kob Incident In the ml.takAm.
-The numhav a* man employed
.............. ........ to locale turped hack the rebel force, yea• t fariaria* H w i H I W t»H » -»U rn ha lk f lh . 1 hi- r y r - r h ---------* t h . (Jlolir-llemocr.t .ay* imlu-a- time ago, bill a!
airier, Mrw. H. R. Steven*, Park
] being h ru .d c .it a t that time.
Jye
failed.
'.— Mr*. Ilalnca la&gt;- IrrJay In a dreperaU battle at Avenue, will ho hi Id at the Flrat T
flop. Ia.l night were that Dr. hint have f—
t'hamelcin,
driving
the
enemy
out
Il,i.t
there
l»
Mine
Imlivtilual
l.«w. . — Pre*byt«rtan Churrh tomorrow ^
Iiaac D. Kelley Jr., reported kid­ lir\r%
lirrr who m»» lie able to throw of the area and earing the rail afternoon at 4:00 o’clock. The Ra». v'
Uia aorridop*
naped M'lulay night. U« relab- light on Mr. I^cy’.
— S whereahouta, hr«,l at San I’edto Hula, not far
tba aleol and Iron and automobile
E. D. Brownlee will ho tho offlci*.
Hihed hi. firet rontart with hi. and «h» appeal* to that |&gt;cr»on to aaey.
Indu.triea .enwwbat larger than
In the pant two d .y . that __
.actor atlng clergyman, and burial w’J I .
notify her at once at 1120 Hoiith
wife
and
friend,
through
the
med­
u.ual Incroawa Xffavw abown nod
- ---- —
- i he tn Evergreen Cemetery. T V f /„
Thirty Seventh Hired. Argentine. ha* .ecu the wovt iv’ri’ovirflg'hUng
hy a Urge d r i « " ^ &gt; at textile mills and .am* fadorlta
* Krtvbaon Funer.l Horn*
ha*
ium of a letter, preaunvahly w rit­
oapocially Intha^kote* woril ef AtUmdcd
.tore the reM llan began. Th. reb­
aromlnrnt farraert, the Farm- where th* number employed oidlKan.
charge of tbe arrangemtnt*.
.
ten from Chicago. In whn h he eald
, (ban ar* needed, *r will h*.
el.
attacked
once,
were’
repul»ed.
Mr.
I
.ary,
who
wae
dearrihed
a,
I f f Club rommltUo ^ a p p o i* ^
lira . Imlay, who ha. ro.ldwj
,
I mayh* f*r a I»w dajra *) ■am* day. ago to lay ptana for narlly declinaa In March, aub.tant-1 Th. Immmhat* in.UIUlion of n he wae being held f“r ■ ran**"" of I.ring 02 ye.ra v4d, having brown atlagkrd again and vrere driven
hare for about aix years, I. .or;
1*1 Inrreaaqa tat amploymenl were I rUoling and ventil.tlng ayatrm, not 1 r .. than Sino.iMiO.
off.
then
.pent
all
they
had
tn
the
re, * y . a M * *T*,U a
*, fW aUglng of •
eyre, flvr fed , five Inchr. tall.w a,
rived by only ono membor of hor B
reported. In 4h* NfricalUir.l ma- and tb* i.furnUbtng of the MiTba .new.pam-i « &gt; • •
battle
of
yeeterday.
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n
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.lain*
.
P a m o n Day hare on Tkunsay, chbwry and p*tr*(*wn m in in g tn- l.ne theater vvltb the latc.t in written In pencil »»« delivered h&gt; married to Malty Huffman in Julv
Railway communlratlon between
I nan at Khlblolh. Kan. Their
May IS* » a t at tha Sm lnol* High
(Continued On Fag* Five)
I pneumatic ***t. w*a the re.ult of
Lew that tU * e wb* . walked ov«n Bcboul Iasi u^fbt to boar report*
daughter, whu t* nuw Mi*. Italnee, San Pedro Hula and Pocitn CorUv
—
a »hort v i.lt
Sanford yrd&lt;rdma a t ntgbt, retrired P*r !•» aa to tbo pregreaa and*, and to
weir reaumed yeaDrday and the
y tif liorn in IWI7.
A young white man, 5tergMn' fe Ural force*, leaving a guard for
M ill a* new plan* which are ex­
II. II. Thumav. Ilatlery
"'ll" th.- line, pre|*rod to pre*. tholr
pected to be completed.
F ield A rtillery, alatlnm -d a t F o rt odrantare and pur.ue the enemy.
A t th* requeat of tho commitoi « i«rk.
The
M '.rren , &gt;Wyu.. ha* al«&gt; w illU n
. .. . .government la rl.iining lm4ee, Ui* Semlnota Cognty Ch*mh*r
the afterEnterpriaea, Inc. ■pent,
.
T orim aater H all a .k ln g him lo aid ,....._..t
p o rten t vntorle. all along tbe Un*-.
Of Couim ete appointed a* IU
noon With J. U M .rtnlellc. man­
in locating h i. fa th e r, lle« te' Imt the loa.e. nt Chameleon have
repra*eatotlv*. 5- D. Illghleyman;
ager uf the Milan* Tbrater.
Tbnma., who I. m W to I* In thl. not been r*llroal#d. Ye.terday If#
tha Sanford HoUry O ab, W. AMr. Sparks, who i* tb* owner or
vlrln.l). Mr. Tlioma. w a. de.- men wrre killed »nd many woundU fftovi tb* Sanford ElwanU
mere than M theater. In thl«
rrllird a . hiving dark hruwnt hair,
Club, D .J. (U rrettiaa d th o Ron• late, authortied th* chsngtv, and
brown eye., i. »lx fret tall,
lord Uona club. E. J . Mvyvr. alt of
ordered w*rk to b* etarlrd .1
y-n i&gt;ound*. .ltd ha. n acar on hi.
whom wore In aUondsivre a t tb . window a t tba betel yeaterday oner. Th« new cooling .y.ti'in i*
forrluad near lh . hair line. Any
w m tiag with tbo Information that cauaad tbo police guard ta ho re­ polarie*. In operation, and ran bpereon. knowing the whereabout,
tbo* (M M onted a group which doubled around tbo hostelry at regulated *o j . t* maintain any
of either mail ahould get In touch
• U andm s.ur Edgar A. Bril, toad*
M a lJ. rend* to aaalot In moklng which Prince M d Prince.. Taka- lemperatui* J r . I rad.
with l*datma.t*r Hall at once.
matau of jopnp oupad U»t night.
• r of tb* Sanford Elk* Club Band
It wa. alao diariowd that in line
Mra. Clark PwfpO, heeteei, I with the Sparks policy of bringing
which wQl play a half boun in ig Sg
told polka aba bRprd tbo word ‘aa* the taU .t in talking motion pn
a t Control Park Handsy ifUaaoaft
Marinate- and. navoadropping fur. lore* to iw k Umater of th* chain,
Ilondur*. from tte t point. Under starting a t l:M o'clock, today
tbar, aba k u r u M f tb* moa that a now a*ria» of picture* havo
the lea.U r.hlp of UHUlao VaMjpaa nounced tbs program which w ea*|"
&amp;
any, -How are No going t„ x*l I U rn purr heard for lha Mil.no
an,| I’rdro II. Ordsnei. they wore b* rendered at that time. Tbo rSmimL'v. ■
them bare, ha bna tww Udy- which would Inaugurate a new era
m »I lo h .v . Iwen planning an at­ cert Will b. played Immedial
BO*
gM tdaT” Rh* m M the o tter man In th* development of tb* talking
tack on the Valla d lr ir lr t- ir e s ' preceding a program la abm
r riiinfl
HAN
PI
KUO,
Calif..
Apr.
S4.
—
ana maxed, " W a b m ta d ^th * job »cre*a. “Trsd*» Horn." on* of tb*
anew of Centedereta Memorial |
(API -Offl&lt;rr* a t work to a»lve Fon-na Bay.
wene»
the f .aturn of which will be aa
bux-offtro hit* af th* aeawn. D
tk« i n im m i i b i i n n of VlrginU
dreas by. Mayor J. T, Along,,
lib* flrat of tbo aori*. to h*
Iliuok.,
II.
end
Um'ee
Tueter,
IT,
of JerkaaevUW.
WASHINGTON. Apr. »4—(API
1brought I* Sanford. It will ha
A
«,*re
ronfrontad
today
by
a
third
— . b.
The program 1* aa fall#p«l
AWtrial decUrallon that the
Monday.
Apr.
V
being
s'
Wgal
mystery killing.*
J. .Martb, "Cntoaal Bogey,"
holid.v
In
Florida
la
phiervanra
of
Tk* l.od, ml Mr*. W. D. Dlhhen.,
ward*.
| terminated w a. ronConfederal*
Memorial
Day
whkh
dUrevared In her aparif. ExaacpU, “Bahaa U
• eonvmanlceU.n from B6,
fell, on Kundny. Apr. H , tte
tment today to th* Wash- mvnl and offlMM tea«a unibU to f„i ( Atlantic National B*nh te ll land.” H artert. *
dourmin* v rte ^ o r a te had teen
fc ftacred Fantaria, -L ava
rnndllkna- loclly.
1gallon. T te ure# maoI,* rloood for teulavo*. All order*
■ tte foreign trial tea* &gt;tiangl*d or te r threat ret. It fur I.ayreiu or ha*ln*M of nay lm- f.oyalty.- Barateuao.
w„
rvuleat
ate;
bnd
been
.lain
4. Oread aakrtlan, “ T W :
at said: •Ttevolullrnary
p..riant nature ateaU be trmvaApr. tfl.
. w lH on Saturday, aererdlag to hemlan UW," BnUa.
L
k qu.lled.” Thl. w a. fri- orMr*.
BlWatte Ware aaanv jewel.
t Vocal wlaai -M ighty,U
Linton r.. AUon, prealdret of tb*
a o u r l r r m**»*g* »«»tgvolutlonlri. bad r*ntenk.
.
River tnaIte lr force* at Ck.melelist Eptete.
JACKSONVILLE — &lt;Tty Mar.
v tr v defeated after 4N
here today
'flgkUnr which wa* ren- ware m*
k,t. U00 Want Brevor Stmai,
text j r . / t
formally OpMad.
• n a . a dreklva aogagv- known J
Ta.ter'*

‘^'M^tj^inSooW i*p&gt;"

Majority Answering
Questionnaire A re
Opposed To F o r c e

Motlve For Act Is Be­
lieved To Be DucTo
Fit Of Despondency

ip

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In Search For Man

Kidnaped Doctor Is
Believed Held For
ErfbrbitaritRansom
By. I.oilis,

aimers Club Has
feet To Promote
Celebration Plans

S S S S E fc a n
s Su

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St—(Allt^L

New Improvements

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KtsSWwSiwSSSa

Rebel Forces Are
Beaten By Federal Final Rltefi-WlirBeV
Honduran Soldiers Paid Mrs. Mary Imlay

to

Guards Iitcreasedi;^ S JJtJt.'S S 'S
For Royiuj Visitors |irsrszx. ssSia-

ret .w s

Elks Band Will Give
Program On Sunday ',

*yo1ution Declared
gfiged In Honduras

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T h i r d Mysterious
Killing b Puzzling
Police OfSart Diego

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la m ar the top in U»* f.ftk dis­
trict pUy, ’•nd/broaght 4 f«»l
Vm m U Hanford V the go**.
TW local .Ufa a w crippled In th#
tnffald, but'pat up a nl.« ram . all

7 !
1 *

f Yankees rnado thole 7 to' 8
ry o mafter of getting «ba
.early. They diovji tJeenle*
the mnond In the first in­
to senr# four runs and then
hammering away at Durham,
Fayden and Kllna for n few
l The Box drove Hlirrid from
tavunrf In the seventh whfn
threatened a rally, hut llenfg
&gt;on rheeked It and held them
ilea* the rest of the tray. Both
I made 11 hits. Th* Dab* and
kpln l-oq Gehrig d lf most of
llugglng for the Yanks, whir.

Feat T-hlt pltrhlHi by I -ofIy
re, who was sever la d«aier,
the Athletic's lake,|ha sea*
laaagarsl gsasa | a the OutCity h r a l t s l wore. Tha
gat to Iladby la the vefy
t hum lag, poshing oVcy four
i coupled with a walk before
ioial ef four runs nftsr
r took ik* or.uai. MWkay
in# kit a bessvr la tha
1* add the fifth rum Jpa
slamased a h-nir rua off
la the second for Ibe onalar ran. Hens tor Cstrher
tt kept ap kla great hity getllag Iw* bit* otal sf

Manager Hid Kira of (ho San­
ford Celsry' Fed# ' Ird nearly n
doian htpefql candidates lor a
lacs an the/Wsm wh'eh will go
|fo action against DoLand an
(mlsy .May &gt;. thraagb a abort
weihoat at fh* ball park y t.U iday aijcnxigp Outside of tossing
tha baaobpU^ and an occasional
burst of spaed by some of thi*
men, no hard work was dons. U n ­
baring exercises will bo eon(lno*d
far a few days a i th at unworkad
rmncle« gad ligam ents may bestomrd to their new dnfan. IKi Aft, neat Monday, howoeer, pri Ilea aesalon* will been:::*
spirited ryl In sam sab Bstllnc
placebo ■Ul be tha main Item on

The playets who responded to
yesterday's rail wtre all young*
stars, boys who have tha hsran ahd
desire lu play. Home of them have
mad, names for themselrea as
high school and «oUeg, playna
while other, h a rt fern big Lina
compitlllon. Among thoa# wera yn
land were Walter Bach, Phil
Milos, Buddy Lake, Jimmy Wright,
Eddie Bender, Bill Ludwig, Jim
Bpenrer, Cal Dennis, Bern I« Pnulston, Roy lU n lin n , Emil Ammon,
Bill Rlggfn, Fred Holly, losnard
MrUirss and other*. Th* nucleus
of a fast Inflsld looms up
among those names, for several
winning combination, ran be nr*
tarured. While no positions haea
been appointed or Joba cinched, an
Infiald conipeaad of Mllsa nt firs..
Barb or Mrloseas at aecond, Ban­
dar or Wright at short, I'uulaton
or Harrison nt third rerUtnly
appears t ) me to be as good as
any which might bo devised hero.
Buddy. Lake, grad Bally and Jim
8 pa near or Bill Bigger. In the
outfield would Insure u . of a good
defsnslre play th e n . Blit laidwlg
may catch them. It l&gt;ok* aa
though a f|ght la going to ba made
befora tha Joba tia cinched, and
from tha looks of th# material al­
ready on hand, tha team will be
faat and aura, nt leaet strung de­
fensively.

While Hoi stile a page froiI
Practice sesal ins are heW rvrry
kaltlng primer which lha
and Indians have been p»l«g. afternoon at BtOO o'clock ami last
ig out 14 hit*, they scurfd 19 until dirk. Once sgaln a call la
.UFg*d.to all Aallplayer* la the ally
who ar* Interested la Joining what
Is destined to ba a faat semi-pro
league, your position on the team
depends upon your ability to out
play a rival for th . Jib you
seek. Your share of the earn­
ings depends upin your sincere
efforts. Why not bring th* old
(lev, or mitt out to Ike park to­
morrow afternoon and get back la­
to shape? You'll enjoy the friend­
he Calds Just did manage tl liness of a bunch of yeungstera
y lh e 'r ptere at lh*,i»p of tk* Ilka yourself and you'll oe* physi­
£ ken they wen from *hd cally better off.
i A It was opening day U
vLou Is, and th* pepnant Had
I hoisted by tha Govyrnor c| for th* Red Bps, fell from fiirat
aouri. Canllnals fans word ri»«e In the batCng averages of
k faeas however, that U, uf Ih* big leagues when Rhetid and
II tha last of lha aafvolh, fm Johnson held him to but 'ono kit
IRada wera leading 9,|o I Just In five tripe to th* platUr. Joe
•re Ih* Card* went ,V&gt; bet In Vnsntlk, the ClevelanJ sand-lotter
L frema. Hcmebody singled ef. who smackrd U»* old apple far
womebody doubled, and lb* and wide, wmt Into undisputed
ka was tied. Nest Innlag th* ptaaiaaten of the crown with an
put three hits, Including a svsrrge of .607, plenty good at
- Ugelher, te put ever Ih* this stag* of the gam*. Watkins.
Uie Cardinal nutflslder, tended In
■Rand winning run. Johnson and tk* first six because of a great
|a*y hald the Reds t* 4 hits. pier* of halting against th* Rad,
j* Ik* CBrds wort making l | yastetday, while Berger of the
Br»vi* climbed into third place.
pwdo highflying Braves ineo Ilaia's how they stand: *
lira took the ■meows of Ih* Ptsyrr-and Club 0 AB R II Are.
Maa whera raid Tom Eagharf
Voamlk, Indiana 7 30 » IT A97
M them eat, 4 Ira 9, allowing te rry , Red Sox 7 9A 9 19 .480
Berger, Br**** p 33 ( 11 .4*3
U rey , Brawn*
I 20 A I .4*0
Mclllte, Browns » 19 4 9 .441
Watklne, Cards T 99 I I I ,419

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Ysoferdayte highlights taclodod aorosral latersollag llema.
W llhm Wahlraaara f a t as peeved
a i hla high-priced outfield com-

BalhLoop
WEST PALM BEACH, Apr. O—(API—Tko cry “ptoy ball" te
gains up from Mm g a m * tkrw ta
of .p p r o ila u ld r -'«909‘ aaplrlnr
-Bobo Ruths" t m t i K f -«#*i t*
Pensacola as tha •***» Jan!«r
Baarfaall Association begins an­
other eenoora.
Tha Junior aeeetteiiara 'fa »pou-eored by . the AmeriUa &gt; Leglosi
which each rear throughout tha
Nation directs Hummer baseball
» 0 N E » lft9 O N ftO *
■rhednlea of Amorlssa bay. with
f u g A K S o n m e mm
the aim of instilling tha priori plea
of sportsmanship and providing
health-ailing and well-directed
recreation.
• ..W R M eftU O H m eA V nM lJW M F'^^'
With 4000 Florid* boy* organised
Into almost 300 teams, getting teady
to vlo for I xml and Staira I r a n i ,'
lla rre y W. Wood. Slat# Junior
CUSMPlONfUl
•W OOtflVM RiaiA •
baseball director, seen a most iocaup rain twk
Bm u n &amp;a c * t t c v v e o 4 o t o l i A m
W KXbVt
eersful season ahead. ' ’
too. t o t s o u r — i h z m * j t o o o o
LfrflM "
Heg'stratlan a f , ,baya far th*
U(4f DOAWtOO J o W O &amp; fa O O O .o o j *
teems I* getting unjay way, -In
M A F t o t r / ■ ■In communities all over the But*,
Wood aald. Tampa tk, reglsl «rii*f
almost *00 teams, Nssa-’il. Other
cities a lip are reporting l a i n
registrations to th*fi*l5»'d|r*(toF.
Under lha progrant J|*rt, frbk*
Wood Is advocating for tha rest of
K A U O A R O O 19
the Rial*, the sefantub It divided
O Mfr O f TM t fAgTES r &gt;
inti two parts, tha first hdlf nt
OF AWIMAI*
lb s schedule w.U determine citjr
WO1M1M0 I B M T H A N A
JO O D AUTOStpanjrCAN
winners.
RUN A PUUcOWOWN ON
City winners. It la planned, will
IN IH * A U B TS A ilA N
play for county hukhra| , county
.
OPEN COUNTRY.
winner, will via Joy Sfi tlsnal
ora. Tha Blalg cfaaufpb'ns w
determined at a Florida ekan
ship ronlaal at the and pf
Bummer.
..
meet o»b«v
Stats champion*
B u te champions In the Houth for
regional honor* and the winner*
of the regional games through mt
th* country wilt compete for th*
right U play In tha "Junior worldi*
oer'es" for th* national title.
Rt. l-ouis ....
Wood said lha B U l* ' American
Boston
Imglon thl. year plana to perfrit
New York
th* Junior baseball program to a
Chicago
point whar* every Legion post.
W it.burgh .
Urge or small, will .have at k n it
Pklladrtphia
o n , team In phty. VjTosd a*H raCincinnati .
suits of former years have shown
Brooklyn ....
th a t teams from sitylt communi­
.ik .- _____
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“ -W A im m frrO N , Apr. 93—(API ties often have been outstanding
—Tot»l goyamamnt taa eolleetloae lu 8tale and nat:on*l play.
for tha' Tint nine months of the , Word’* appointment-- a * ) B 3 I
present Lfcal year dropped f34t,- BUI* dhector pf Junior baseball
490ABU bole*, the tame period last w a. announced recently by tde
new Btate commander ’ Kmmrkt
Tsar.
'
( ulInrttoM from July I t# Apr. Bafsy of JacksoaviOs. - ,,
ter Brent llilgham Hospital staff. Boatoh
000001300-4 7 0
Th* Bab* wa* if moved to th a t Brooklyn
000000 000-0 4 4 1, the Internal revenue bureau an
BTARKE-W . P. Hmkh opene-t
hospital after hla left leg roll*pood Batteries: Zachary and Bphoirv: noun sod yastetday, amounted t*
U ^SO .ojl.ldl compared with $ t- slave mill kti*.
while ho wa, chasing a long
Phelps, Mattingly and Lopet.
during the Red Bos-Yankee g a p e Cincinnati
OOOOUOOO-t 4 0 99T.4B3AM for the same period a
her* Wednesday. An X-IAY re- Rt. Louis
100 000 Urn—3 13 1
reeled no break but Dr. Newton
Batteries: Kelp, Frey and Hokediscovered a never, “Chari** her**” forth) Johnson, Lindary and WII000,000 t* contribute toward ,a
In the thigh. Ruth will be ditalnod *on. .
prospective 1700.000,000 daflcii at
at lb* hospital overnight for lAChicago a t PltUbuigb—Bala,
the Fad of the fiscal year on June
serration.
I it•
/
—— Ruth's leg bucklt.1 (n tha leal
AMERICAN LEAD UR
30.
of th* sixth Inning. During th*
W U Pet. , H * tb* nine months expendi­
Yankees’ turn at bat, ha doubled No* York --------... « * -IM tures weia P,1»M 91A9I , com­
rnd slid Into second. Lou Gehrig Cleveland . .
B 3 .BS3 pared With »9,03SlO4a,t0l the pr*then singled and Bulb dashed to Washington ........... B » .998 vteua year. The Is U a t. tieasury
Monday,
third. II* pulled up Itme. II* acted 8t. Isiul, _____ —
9 9 AOO state htent. f a r last
as if he luaJ turned hla ankls and Chlrago __
3
R .MO ■bowed th* government at that
play w aa.haltsj white he hopped rM la d e lp h la _— ..
8 B .379
■lout rubbing his left ankle. Teay Detroit ..... . . . . _____ ________ ________ I 3.89*
latsaeil then singled a n j an at- Ito s to n ___ _
9 B JMd
It nipt was made to put out fl.tlh
— —
at tha plate. (Tiaill* Berry, Rad
Yesterday's Rosalia
Hus .catcher, triad to block th* rhUadelpkls
490000 01a—* t (
Baba but only surreoded In throw- Washington
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MARIE
L a s t Tim e*
T o -N ig h t

THERE AND BACK BY T
QUICKLY AND A t'SM il
W h X IW E H y o u r b oalnraaa
— vetwaihif-you kpwetd o il &lt;Jf
p a r t of y o u r tim e o n th *
r o o d — y o u c a n B o v o Hr#somra trip*. v a l u o b l A I I M a
a n d av o id lorgra o x p d n V p
acco u n t* b y u slo g t h a rood*rn, h ig h i p a a d lc*&gt;g dis­
ta n c e ta la p h o n a aocVIco^’

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TAX COLLECTIONS
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Drop $347,420,929.00

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nlog seven gamo* out of xU*
plryed, without r h a ltin g plUhero;
th«l the Broun# hav* used hut
Gv* pile hors, winning thru# out pf
five gamee without
pitchers) that in utli
Lams ih . AIkUllra.1 ra!
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a n . ft» r mutt lim it. Rm
wfiitM snd n i l uo itn r i.i
W\tk n * t »lr* whisk. WhM
Urt« • * * «
b*U*M*ua|il rggt a n stiff)1
Mnibed PoUtoM
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Cauliflower tu G ratia
gold
I ir jV' t Celery* and Cabbage Salad &lt;* &gt;|fctl
fm Um T m
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id. Pour batter late VI
food pan and bake
.. . . A r i d Food ■
«t S | *1 Must on. hodrc l
Apgil feed rakrt, commonly rw* f t l ' l
Inrrvit* h&lt;
garded ni em tng tba meat dlffl- utai
A M ;
ci I t . creations a t the home lob- ( M
•*» F.) and 1
TW asaUUSt medical oi* miner
r. Remora fi
ao Ward U WQba. g a
rolortod th a t ■Wealworlh' Donaheil roroalad &lt;Wa father had nut
ktoT hnva
cel*.
j a cak* of any l___—
T.
U m f »Mm SWfJ fur. open# ibna.
d out fluffy, delwntai maatarllg. **&gt; despondent, tba aan aahL
a by closely obeerrin* the
Ny eukrido Bate «aa found. ‘
daUlla that m ast be adhered
A phyihdarf at I k , befital whefe
angel food cake la to be am* 1*4 d°P nul »*»U chop pad) 1*4
Oodabuy dJod Mid he hoard tba
cup coconut.
* 'i y g
pdttrnt eytclalin. "i can t I tit Jmu
Poor
half
of
caka
U y o r lato
who ! did It. I doa*l know m j- be mmtmbcrej In . baking thl*
eegraeoH ang.l f o o d
pen.
moat'rftUctable kind a f c a S ) V
Ftrat, the egg* should.b« baa tea Sprinkle fruit »hd nuto o rtr It,
m til they a r t ellff enpagh t» than add met »T i&gt;atur, spreading
•Yenly with a knife. Rua
Rub knife
•land up In -peaks, bat not until •yrnly
through to bottom of pan to ml*
they are dry.
.
Second, IDO
tba sugar
eugar anq
and w
flour, fmlt evenly throughout Bake In
■omimi,
blow ow n &lt; m dcgriN* V r .| t
.horoughly lifted, she old. ba iol
hour, Irxreaeiajr beet lUgtrtU &lt;3f?r»
rd la r e r , carefully.
’
dagreie F .).a fte r 30vmlnuUa. Re­
•Third, beet rta a lu are aebler
lom bui had removed her arhen a very fine flour, eepedal
more fr*m*wren ami Inrott pan
for one hour or until told.
before going into her hath. wade for raka baking, le uied.
eaM that abe kept ‘ham on ' Fourth, a good, taatod recipe
Rain abnoat contmuouily, ikould h r uaed and followed corrS S K Electrically
d n'.tiL
fully, parUcaUrly the baking I f
eg the 10 mlnu'.ea betareen itructlon*. . .
' .
t* ■{
•a .ahp rdoced the kwoly In.
Angel Faad Caka .
Ode cup lifted raka flaur, one

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wd tba maturity data*
C r a te net to exceed
b at! pointed M r the
hoijde, with a prorlel

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(AF)— Formal calla far an **e»ofAriel" apodal aoeetou of tho*TTT«
left the worn- •laelppl U g liletn re te.hu controlled
hare Tueeday l aming ta pgae
emergmtjr flntnclng 'legUIgl|en,
warn leaned yesterday by laeiuhera
of.the two branches, acting la do*
fiance of Oor. Thae fi.'BUbo, who

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weald ha lamed by Mm until a
majority of the easemhly has
agreed la advance to ban all liw shewing several feat above
eaaUgaUena er impeachment pro* serf dee and apparently alts
to a eahmergod. object ,

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l

Veel Pot Roast poraA
Veal
p—
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. TALLAHASSEE—C
•tom , ojwm\] for but!

yw o r n o t ,im
.
™’
N»lk« la ho-rmbjr m
STlUi. |Mirrhaovr of.
&lt;Utr«t lh» I
A- tkf HIT, baa nu
AU In my wfftrv. a
(pMralIon f..r u i dead I
Nwrtanc* Hlik law. Ml
H» tio k rt.. . Ik* folly
r t w rini»n» itf ia M
»*• e*»iitly, tiurlda. la.
.••I i f foil 1l*l|o«.
•&gt;« an til Util fcvlna«kw*d
•la of Ika la.uanre of
Ileal* la th* pain, of
■km; sal4 m tifleal, M
l a n l n i In law i n &lt;M
I* Ihrrritn on Ik* tad.
Of* A. » , 1*11.

East First Sf.

4Q6 S«nfo«l A;

319 Magnolia Ave.

P^MonU SJIctd^r Crushed

7

Pound*

P ound

L vfA# &lt;v- • 4

i* ■

»*“

• tf‘¥«vlc

*

1

MEAT MARKET
nnh ■ m

m

w^amJ

e n d defedt fer the
la her atterepU to
df the upper air aa
hefara MiarSfehMa

U the emelan, aa
la, chairman of t|
i flnaace commit!
attlattye with U
i slaca LteWtenaat
»Vf bed • ell*sb#&lt;
feet. Callkmtlew ef the ba|

\Y b u r V ic t u a ls

Sweet Bi
H ig h Q u alltjr Com pound

W W

bABD, 4 lb, rail 4 5

U».

iona—Vh,

m *«»s-ea rwk
TOMATOES, 3 No. 2 Cent

4 -8 O

AT FKGLY WIGGLY STORE
Comer fill. S tr'k Sanford Ave.

k.

P kgs.

pileou, f desire lo atKlo that I
took charge o f Mr. Danekoe dar­
ing hie last Illness sad th at ha
•Hed from uremia, probably In*
duerd b» poisoning but that there
la absolutely * no evidence, whet*
■o over, that the pol.on was taken
with auicldal latent."

T h e Old ReUmhlw—O C TA G O N

tseN
*+ •hi+*4m bNytn #*ty an, iKe m tn

Ai f

far A d P h run far m a m wke me heed M eet ef
toed, wke knew feed values when ihry tea diem A a t
Waras art fm wamaa wka naka a budoers ef rwudny Ikelr

A T tA N T IQ *

S O A P , 10 L a r g e B u rn .

chiUm i

P A v ifJ C

BURG— Mr. and Mrs. E.
dm*on opened floral shop
hwept earner of Omngo

SPECIALS FO R SATURDAY
’• "p...........
1 ■"
1
d • m i . ww •
MM

Cash Grocery
112 W.lst Street

10Ibe.49/

Welaka Bldg,

SATURDAY .SPECIALS
V A CU U M P A C K E D

COCOA

B ra t Foods

3 0 z* S ize.lO c

M ayonnalao an d
H ellah H prcad _

V i P t ...........t 9 c
1 . P t . . . ......... 3 4 c
• i • !•* J -.I «• n ’j,

ill C om pany,

P

3
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Pfcaaj.J^V-4
^
, 'v ' “
P'll T? ‘T*

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w t l Q

.

a

t

*

tj

salad

e ta

ba.

’

tila r, w ith p le n ty p f

can De depended upon
to coax'bU a salad's
AdJ daror. Buy them
by the- package and
by thep tmude
1
■

o lu m

Soda

C ra c k *

fo r p a rtn e rs !
fr

a a lty

Foe

c ris p o c a a

Tijwrary fhjfi
r«Jmolive, ......

■55T 3S I-------- -

Octagon Toilet
Coma (Hard V

SBURVFS FLOUR
6 Lb. Bag 2 7 /
lag 49/ » L b . Bag 8 9 /
3 Large or 6 Small

i

V 4 Pound

P ack age*
'

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1 3 /
a

• 7

v^

L &lt;w&lt;

�m u:

V''.-

.....

revetment III

ness S h o w n

. &lt;Oa*UauedPr*m P*f* Owe) "
dustriaa and a t car building*
■bop* amploymaal declined con*
trety la tt* usual seasonal trend
And In Um automobile lira and
fertiliser tadwtrlee employment
lacraaaad laaa than usual”
TIm board aaid definite Improve,
moot of raoklata condition* la
Um droagbt area waa tba Import*
ant danlopiaaat ip March and tba
flrat weak Of ApriL It aald wklla

of Um movie*,
t* death bythd
arrebes devlre
B*
W

Wnco filbert, not Unit
dpatk flrttr

taka tba laltiatlre *nd make a
pdrtiemaMy greater - rod*
Ithan alba* nation. ar« pot"art

}t W

ta.&gt;Am.','*.

*be*/'-:

another

f t l i p l a o par cant belle**!
poUry a f arm ad InUrvreti*
aabet nation* for tba proto.
*f American cftlian* and pr*f
dwold bo abanioned. and a

tii\n!H

nd ea one of the
providing a ssmet
• f o r » g r s a t he» , ____ .......

i of wild life which enriched I
he edvent of the white men.
Furthermore, protection of M

aatrtUadi

but tbdt ta apparently an accident*
al attribute. I .once saw a head,
•oma Jlhodaa icholar.
'
.• .

nflned to Idaho, Wyoming, Oregon end

peer. f t U would be a tragedy comperablo to tb it o fth e
disappearance of the American buffalo.
a
-j 3
*
'Tho Belgian Congo is creating e sanctuary because
of tbs' deCrseib ln ths number of beasU end birds which
threatens eventually thai disappearance of wild life In that
scctlort, of Afri^v R^rencptaUvoa ^of that project^^have
a aourenlr,

Sad • S e a r c h ' j ! S * , ^ n ? 1mvei A*e!V«J bdth morel end
financial support. It Is not only In the United States, but

' i*

‘I

—-

,

.

During the ia*t faw months thoro has be

” c;» 11 'in’id1 ••

ofcDumb Dora, tba Hit)*
wahraaa wha wa* Mbs
Cornora a t Atlantis City
you now »*Ula down Id

»■ B u m , iW batto
Ida Sidney, TWllnlab
Claudette Colbert.

In trire d to limit the Inquiry

fV W W 3Nt &gt;
r*, a D. Cm wan. Mis. W. C.
Avenue,. starting a t 10
U f . M m . J a * C ontain, Mrs.
tb a koataaaaa wfl) ba
■ Williams, - Mrs. Jaha a r d r Bred. Mre. &amp; B. Baggett.
rewn, Mre. W. P. Field*, Mra.-John L* Callaway, Mrs. Mm*.
l L. t k l M r , Mm Hick r ta B. Button. Mra. A , W. Lea, Jr*

S

Mra. Roy Hollar. Mre. J. E. Breuss
and Mrs. W. D. Oardlnar. r

Mrs. Courier Hostess
A tP s r ty L e s tN lg h t

rty naa been aellll

ralwsays,em
t s uerged
n t ftn

llblttfrilT
f i i b i i i ’nrt

it popular preM atreat &lt;a
la undoabtadly Dasfar
Ha Is alto on* of the

acvMjui vicR^i

a* • ly * 4, a* -1

v is j am #

A I/1 IP A T

tnriwt’ .jnareiA aryrfdag Um K-^laial ,**\

.trMsv»»’u*A

a-rvf .vrrre

sf

m.

is
’w iiftrhtftfc
t ho wa* fat a*arty af this

arc? asrr'iu sss'

United Brethciaa, E tangaU al fly.
• tho guest of, Met. Jodor apd. Unitarian a a t UnlrerealUt.
s at bar home on Laurel *haological icmlnarle* and mUcai*

P e rm a n e n t
'
,

H IB

nounccd

To-Night
Saturday

MjL.XNL
e

,

•

ALICE WRITE
ARD B. ROBINSON
n e il H a m il t o n

O rgandie

Sheer Cotton

Dresses
For 7 to 14 year olds

■ywtfp'firj

nthis f one*
f V Important
B is

W h it e

aLl*
.A _ - *

-1

Dainty, fre*b and tubfasl
. , , darling atyla* trim
mod with ambroid*ry and
•nocking . . . aom# of tliain
hare (m atin to match. Un­

iU; lb* **bl«ril&lt;hl'
tdfa th a n for Um farm ard It M .

usual; lew-priced.
» a*-•
. ,nMMemm^^^*
TU river, howtver, U * \c * in w *
ltd beauty * mU m ^*I1M|*HP atU*

ci-**«WV*irVrtrt’ f. I
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for Thrifty

Jobs &gt;toe^^Pa^Mj|^tl*»^^uaa U^o f

&gt;Pottiwlhy Um bu.hiese isaartng
of tba Camp Kira U rla bold you*
tarday afTnnocn at iko hams af
Ml*&lt; Virginia Mariwatbar da Cal*
ary Arenua, a social bowr waa aa*

■ir

S T O U R

S H O W E R

B i t r a Entci

Hoatesa On Thubday

•

April Brings This

d #•

r a w , J r / grao af IndlA
riduallty that
•V
‘ taataaUyglvoa
distinction. By
Mre, P. Paul a t har horn#
m i l Park Ate.
Phone lll*W

tkor* were

&gt;&amp;4j s t • k y n j t k b f . r m boagfct U 4 U.fcp JOged

nPSdJniftd.,fa«k

th e yo w ell c o m pany

212—East First S t-2 1 4

and^ lin g e r

edventurca of
twgrt’a fun-fa*

it tyty'jM m tfaleg ilda’I evlet—4M

S h e ll be ’P htm hrg Y eu ?

A ^ T M I N T

LEON ERROL .... "
MITZI GREEN
ZASU PITTS
ULYAN TASHMAN

,

Ufof rea p »«ia* Mk&lt;M

iss&amp;it'ws,
am

and

' •

&lt;rJ pr*i&lt;it

g h t a t T0!lw'
iWcea
ben beaed on
. ...
if th o U nited SlUtes.
:atloDd,.ilt Is 4 tim e w
I by th e low cost of bu
faply .than th ey can le&lt;
- to buy reel • i l e U 'h t d

iev

lean Michael,

I &gt;Of tba MWO clergymen circalaritcd .13.81* failed ta send rapllre
before tho elating of tho caavaM.
. Tba groups represented In tba
thttrere a rt the Methodist ,'Enln*
Mrs. •opal, Presbyterian, Congregation.

C*maron. Mr. Carraway plans to
return boms In about a wash after
which Mrs. Carraway will visit
bar parent* la Orlando far a

blo AdamV apple

SW remaining Clara Raws sad
V«la»a» ara uaad up, wo aba!I

in

M.000,"

KjUJfOIlD ATLANTIC. NATIONAL B jftU
■Mbbe bpgn'fmr buslh
ATI-'order* for ctnrfM
iey shouM be made on
April W ,1

Dallnoator and Pallaaator Homa
Inatlluta need no Introduction to
modern homemaker*, but wo w ant
Mr*. O ram laredere t o tall row*
about our Dallnautor Bluo 11*4
Plan. Lot bar explain bow you
may hare I I coplea of Delineator^ '
Amartem'a amartoat W a a i a d ^
Magaslne, for tho price of tan. (

**Tko tetri number of cl
*a Um roontiy oaecods

! “More Transport*1

HOLIDAY NOTICE

■ *♦' inlrR**

m in u tes o f y e u r tim e ?

Mr. Page pomtrd out that tba
replica do not reflect tba attitude
of uavaral Important rallgloea bol
die*. namely, the Jew*. Catholic*.
Lutheran*. Southern Baptist* and

popal Church wtU *
ripMon bridge pert

notice*

able lih p ro v fcftfclt'In 'th o re e l esU te-fitu aU ew .
.T hat T h is Im provem ent U . n o t entirely lpcal bi
S A nerfl',th roughout FJorlde end th e South, Je&gt;
th e M an u facturers Record, which In th is w ow
p o rta .th a t tales of all ty p es of p ro perty UU1
oAma,. Tennessee, Louisiana^ end Florida have
THr l i E n u I n i
r* ’**,f
.
“Bound real d lte te Is on# of th e su re st o f ir

ikump*uMlnwtoiy tokair*'

tween "defemlre" and ***ag r*a
ahra” w ar a* sufficiently valid tv
loatlfy partlrlpaUon in a w ar af
•Tapped tboyi^havo
irahltd Uaaua payer and IW with
w*al ml j red ribbon*.
f
•
At Um too bour tba tahiaa war*1
rariald arllk Uaan doth*, aflar
blah refreshment*. eoadaiing of

Will you glvo h e r » few

commodity prlrea continued
to
daalldo la March, reflecting chief,
ly Todoctloaa la prices of petalema
product*, bltugtlnou* coal and tax*
tile piodorta.
Price* af farm products. In*
etc east Ulghtly and tkoro waa a
aobotaatlal advance la tba prtro
at hides. la tba flrat half of April
prteea of maay ronimodit lea, la*
eluding cattle, cotton, rubber, and
coffee, declined, t^bllo the price

United BUtee.Povcm-

sting of the New .York Zoological Society gee may find a to
Blair, director oft the Brottg •§ofl.V-*»l
rarngd antelope b
ta Phi Bata Kdppa boeora. gome
of them am qnite aany to t**k «t,

.DELINEATOR

dtp In aorta In area* particularly
In tba tyring wheat balk •

........... r ,lntthe;W*,t ,Qr 'the
prong-horned antelope.«M made-iat the uaw crop or recruit*

Introducing
Mrs. Grace Landers
'
of

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•S -tr-:

5MT1RS
FKEE

:

\£?r\
A
ft ifflrilrd
MBi

A V I N

�■■rei.urem
-1
ilM
ma

M ,|i| m
MR

WSYII'

W’lnlwS

rto ^b«&amp;holdnhere
&amp; Monday.
K sS

9 reeultin.- la Im k m I
M b »*T»r better lUnelr
hi tha recant u iM R
Kja by Mr. T. N. A«b«
Mm* of th* S*»bo*rd"
r, who advise* I k a la f f
Apr. 28, th* pc
-Pep motor fool wIRR
to lha prk-» of crdiaa
. whkh will m a l t la
la) earing, to tha ira
1 of motorirt* in tl
»ho ore t . m g acre
tha eUtlon, o| hie t*
I authority daalorv

^(AJ*I
DId*
h
T
win BafgV
pfeu.hr*. n
tlonal Bosh
will ho

tire

n cw bn* a h

forget-me-not* M l ether
nody far trip M illin g .
P— attar. W orkt-Flowm S
tft-W u ttf
liberal

ALLOW.

te r n

WANTED: Good all-around mala.
M uta ba chaan.
Coll MOO Melon-t
^

sa v y :
at Ift j . n u r t U V J

rataao, mid
aaaiai
M ^ d j a tha aftMa ■
lha Ctrrwlt ra u rl or

WANTED: 1M0 light bodon or
coupe- Priced right. "A A " core
Herald,

&amp; Sa

NATIONAL

m MKHkarntvRtc
'Maad will, aa th*
ms.A. tx till,
MI# c* m i f /•*«»

itandlng physicians'
why Barron h ha
tala of any ■thol

■ssrsrafW*;:
aWaite«su8r
laaOar. lha Cth day a t
aama halaa a Ire sl

81. Lou la

tho P lro tn draw hta admh

while Berg tipped

la hereby fl»»n lh a l A las,
irrao. TrtwTha a a rrh a aa r a t
lir im tt ru . A lt. Oala lha
a t July A, Tr., l»ia. haa
I ra n iric a ia la my a ttlra.
maOa apoWahHaa ta r ta s

s s M fc 'a s u r ^ r
cording to him.

•

,
dm-lnnall
Brooklyn '—

dooi o f motoring la thlareetlon.
1W chaago gore Into efTnot at all

V *fP .1

LEFFLER APARTMENTS. 1218
i Magnolia Are. Threw raomi and
both. Phono osa.

W h a N Hat Ions and MrtJwrlsdd

Y*Wr»D^RE«JLW;

Appy to frel
tool Florida

BO tm iBA N L K A G trn

ire

at

U

hotel hare Thursday, wtahiag out
any chance there might lio .'for o
Klaln
M dee gamo with the OleaU,
treated hla Wgs palnfally In o bit
•oi* tholr. and slghad Ma relief,
r ^ P j M k j o r o e s In bolK legs,ha sail. •Thot’a what comm of
mining spring training, Hew . I
ih»|e
’data. to*- mare.
UN ^V- ml.»

cU a j s
m w

day's gamo wUh lho Bee'rm R&lt;
rox. Ua wot greatly pleaaad aboi

M

But I don't know how I did a ”
•You see,"
said, "yea may

fa
ishape
W Int tUrnSwlj^ar.
r t &amp;Rutwyour go|
a

|' Clevtlind Indiana slammed

M l winning tha gama i to 1. .Rrseeg have slowed up S r far aa
• r Woo. Petreirs third vie- hnttlhg Is concerned, for, whore out tfare racing around and tha
tf the ysdr. and his ambition Ihdy.got 10 or more M u. durlmr
Urn first four gamed, th at hove
• lor* boon held U leso than 10.
Wpd that up. Joe Vosmlk iMlUdlng Wsdneedoy’s gome, their
I to get a hll, but ae damage Ink five games bow! boon Hayed,
lour oseept to hla batting,av with their having, secured nine
, for bis mete* made up fob Mia or leas. Pltchfsy, good pitchklyggtskneea during the but. lag, haa pqlMf' UwM along. But.
wgBM.Jfi goon .And-HOdern Umro U ae.reedeu-lO'boliere that
dropped from second U fourth
htee hlts tech, Hodapp gtW
p kre l i t - t h s - im tAm sd .Qrlsnfa
thtre Wl* in three trips! t&gt;
City B o .lip , L etg e. whdn l W
of the pitchers In wins. It would loot tww out of thruu to th* A. a
bo Intsrestlag U. the nth degree. C. Trdhafsr tram In Orlando
Tuesday night
No high i core* wefa bowUd on'
PM, d + h Lu 41 (Hi
pithog sji*. but th r O tk n f a onUlt

0 or. Doyle E. CdrHon,
man of (h r budget *1
The thelUpgy-' rftyiljips R.V to 'i M fjtfr thorw pjtt. IfHh'
fatorlto to :w l i With UtUo or M
Caaaotwrl money In sight. Blnf
oboe nra n holloTc ^Berg will boo
Cons aor H and" cony tha title
w cltht lllle bhelr to Eonghhd.
Bent ao’H ho'Red no trouble P
defeat lag'Casoneri In Ihclr ba tll.
Of wlnd-bjvdr]
.In New -York before the clumpier
area- bio title, and figures ha cof.
&gt;• '
H s u and ■&gt;saffered the- bnilf«« repent.
Tarry BalrHsw. jiSB lN s I RPrer
th a t roused Ms leer to burble while I ’ •&gt; im - -- - --- ---------chasing a f ly ' dating the Red Ret'
CI.EWISTON-MAOO W3r th Of U f a Oetf end Country Hub prep,
■l^smathnh
m x s f th lp r e d - f m i local mill o! w i n and.phn vspendlture gf apflottihem Bytgor Owwpamy ttsrinj

j’.m fr i

yry.^in

SS&amp; B M B r

FOR KENT: Ala room hatiaa com­
' • pirtaly fumlahad. Located cor­ • n
ner Path Are. onj l&gt;th street.
Call 111.
IB—~Wn«il»4 T o R e n t
WANTED TO rent • room rotlogo, done In, all ronretileare*.
Phono IH-M.
*•

- PHILADELPDIA, April S A &lt;AP&gt;—Mrs Mary T. Notton,
Dmaowotic ran#rtaawoman from making- the lower price possible.

CELERY LANDS FOR SALE I
Ready for celery treat. Per­
LAKE CITY — City te.rei r HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired fectly drained 8, 10, or tubro acre*
No cash required from respon­
fire-year leaee on garage owi
sible buyers. Freak L. Ferguson,
by John O. Ce&gt; a t Seventh A'
Jeweler,
Hotel Valdes.,
ana and H. Street. .
Dr. W. E. Mac DO
ROPRACTOR, U
Ma resldanco in Floral H st|bU ,

B4
7* fw(5 S 2L'
WJIj fiSO, Hooaier Editor:
BUM. Same as

:rw ra&amp; T u a a

AIRMAN PLANS QUICK FUGHT

J

[»«9

It mm or wop»n to hi
•oiling ortklo In Bom
small smount (hooded
Apply with rafoeonce to

Joo and Copt; T:4A Orore na follow

C uoatr. Florida

P IS H a n d P O U L T R Y
K uhrilu, male •(

LUNCH, RO O K

rOeredawerei
rn
appear upon tha
A O

t i l l . In lha

l filed agataet you
B IC Y C L E S A R E P A IR S
ta sk , Kay and Oon Rspalrm.
DRRTCU'R

Ihereer thl* l a s Aar of April

"• , **1'

V. n not'iil.asa.
- ' (In ti
•

rtrlft. A.'N. W il k in o Mn

illellor U r Uem plalpaal.

BAflORTTR

•

FRUITS *
VEGETABLES

IALR: Kadillo horeoi, HUI
and on# IN months *|
Inquire waterfront lot f a
rfhlr Hotel or address II

SECQNpJOtfli

•RIC
REFRIGERATOR;
; and dining room s a t 408
Avenue.

• :00. Travelogoe: l i l t ,
NUMlIl •;&lt;*, W Jfa'fl. I r l
Stack Oafs) 'h r Mke of two olr-

SANFORD

In India by Ugh t olrptanre. and

Poeold
F. Belly
E. Bender

J. Bally
L Renaud .

n w o m m

SSIftf ,VV5S.Wt..T..,S
more or,

Il#i.A- tk WHNKO, IU. 4,1.1

NtrtlCB
N E W IRf Hll POTA'
CENTS PER fd) l
KENT'S PLACE 219
FIRST KT.

- -i
w ;

ca Mai a la # a t acre*.

K l £ l Complr la spt.ro rpsu •MM-icwWp'twiriT »ll!f-

t*ra tool* formerly owaml by
Axel Btain holts. 1M Han fu rl A vt

Wnturej 7:00, Jack Turn-

IU banner.

? » •r»

FOR BALK: M fla t tenor easephone. A Buoachrr Initrum snt,
condition. 880.
_Ceod__________
_ Phone 448.
r»r te b r »eUs»ratlr* \w&lt;

•J B tfS A fS
da flre t U e t 4nd alway* we
end more power. U tfaeo who

for ih#

ta r (N B U t of the N nrthw .at
a » « ri» f 1&gt; P V a t neatlaa It.
fO w W shlh'lt noaia, n a a a e e t
me*!.' f a n thenre Wfaet
ll.ll
fhsle*. theaee fChrth t i chalim
ta lh a North tin# of aalO 'N orto.

R A D I O BArtOAINBI Crosloy
Cabinet Model 816; Atwater
lent fable Model 846; R. C.A.
UpSr-Tfrterndyhe |M . AutOmotlrr
Elecllre Co.

18, Mudknl) 7*80, Same
; 7.JA Saiadler*; 7JO . Vl
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when w s’ro eliding down.
- W e i . L. Brwwnel.

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Fair and somewhat e#a»*r to­
night Friday eleody with
rising temperature.

IV la FlorMa'a Heart
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Richest Garten land.

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AN IN D E P E N D E N T n A t l .Y N E W S P A P E R
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PROHIBITION IS BREAKS RECORDS RECOCNITI1 CHICAGO'S MAYOR CQtHAK GIVES Bill Providing
IDS OPINION ON 7th Supreme Coui
GIVEN SPAIN BY
BEING SHUNTED
CHICAGO CRIME Justice Is Adopt
H IE D STATES
IN G .0LPLA N S

At
t The
Capitol
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Move Follows Course
Taken By Principal
Nations Of Europe;
Madrid. Is Pleased

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!Blnrtes Conditions Up­
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ACTION TAKEN BY IMeasure Approved
MISSISSIPPI FOR: on°He«b orpS
OBTAINING FUNDS able S e n a te X i

itOSVIJ.DE. Apr. H - 'T A 1 .I A H A 8 S E B , A p n
^ r S ^ f T h «g «rt giant­
—(AP)-L-Th» Houag
killing m»vm, vUkad, t.OkUy.-baw
TALLAHASSEE, Apr.. &amp;
n|»provcd 79 to 10 • pr
Tue-day
night abiut Chicago,
constitutional amcndmanl
‘ i-vkried .ami sundry
Irtuhlrs *«d bi&lt; views on prohtblproviding for a aeventh su­
fciltOU many lefUl*tinn. Accomr aided by a wore »f
tlve heads today. The bulleJACKSON. Miss, Apr. 21^- preme court juaticu after vot« vy
'
|
o
tlcr yrumlnent Chicagoan*, many ( AIM -With sUte Institutions and Ing 82 to three to aholioh tho
tid boarduwhich carries anIVrraak. the ,wm£ l ,,f them City cflle ils . Mayor Cerncements of committee
Icpattmrnts faring tlosore for present three member mdvla'" ‘ u!'' th[ nuih wa. thn ga.st of hmot at a 'ock of finaniot. member* of the ory comminaion of the
Tnaf r - wi m rtwr "
Mississippi legislature were sumT h e aeventh Justice
Sih out twenty committee
Ulg Bill
* far i««ion when he burled' H.'g
state department a
Thompson under a re.-ord-brralposal has boen already adc(P to* I
nunrtl
U*t
night
to
msrt
hero
meetings. Tha^llousa hat too
walling longer.
|m- „„Jorit.. of m-*riy 2011,000 flower lintel.
many, maklnf- It very im-Cm n it •" orator. Jtwt n work­ Monday t&lt;&gt; devise meant for koep- j tho Senata oud will br voted
Ret rotary Stims-tn
|v,.tri. lie was U r gurrt of hon(Steal Is bold * Urge somber
er.”
Mayor Ctrmak declared. "I ng the ,• governmental ogrnilcs j m, th , nett genetal elevtloo.
Amt&gt;a«sa&lt;k&lt;r Irving It. „
or at the Klwanls luit.hi-oii In
remainder of th e'fin al Hoase action was ell:
mooting* aa eM day or afUrhad been Instructed to
Jacksonville
yestentay,
a n d never achieved any publl office in opeiatlen tin
ihy bursts of oratory that defl
mlnistty of »lste an.l osteml f-rm- yioke briefly
year.
upon I'r hU tlion. t,, talking, cnly by hard wmk.
u a n , aa man* of tha members
and npposol any propooal
Esiept for the eoncluillng |M,ral
r*vognltl«*n
of
the
Uni
et
,
lime
condition,
in
l'hi&gt;ag«.
and
The
object
of
th*
conferonc*
wtH
of one committee are members
Stales to the provisional ictfime come of the problems of govern tbm of his address, when h&gt;&gt; |&gt;re la- to **»ure tluvrnmr Mb&lt;» that change' the provent lineup of .
court.
of one or more s f tbs others,
of Vrrsldem Alcala Eamoia as mrnt in a city s f tlmt si*e.
tented h * case against In* Vol­ •nly finance measure* will be con­
Tho Senate votsd to repeal
^wt there I* sn old !sw, thst one
finer*-Of In the Houthon ill in*
stead law. Mayor Certnah ma.h sidered an I to urge him to call thn
ta*v
railing Tor soroin tax reMtsm*.,'
M y cannot be la two place* at
tniml&gt;er' Into immediate ettro i
1 1 vcihal pjl-shol*.
sn-hy.
Ambssswk,.- lauighlln s rail at
*
••I'hbsgo. in my op ntnn. Is going «e**lnn for enactment of neceisaty TTie state budget corn mis* los»
tb* same lime.
(ommsnd*,| to the leglstaturo I
the ministry follnared cIom-I&gt; that
to coma Into It* own.- I'm g»l.tg legisldtlon I" provide $IS,R00,Ul&gt;«»
f 10.92.%,710.25 will be appro *'
i f Sir tteo f'e (Irahnm, British nml , put Into effe*t the same butl- nceiled by tbe*e sgrnries,
' At a meeting of U * Kngro'.lng
far npsratltur state ' ilepor
Lasmadar, who acr,ide*l rrcognlnest methods that I uscl a* ibalr
A resolution emphatically stal­ Institution*, I'osrd*. and r
Committee thl* .f^m oon, H was
tic
n
In
the
name
of
the
states
of
th#
msn
,,f
the
Cook
County
Commiting
that
no
Invest
gotten
will
ho
brought out t W the chairman
slon* during the bltnnlum pf
lltitlsh commonwealth.
tinn. I pledged that I would ap­ storied will *l*o U- laid before tho TJ, a total of $715.040.95 Issa
bad sited fed &gt;•* employee at
The
stair
depattmrnt
had
no
governor,
who
has
repeatedly
Inpoint a rommiislnn of sewn to II
the lies Inning of the eeosloa. but
the amount appropriated by ,
.
tnfmmetion of the |&gt;ending ap­
men to make a survey of vwry «|*led that a ,ub*tnnltal majority Inst teglrtatura fot th* blaan^dM ^
that the Efficiency (7 ) Commit­
point
ment
of
Sslvadnr
dr
Mailsricity dcpsttmrnt and nvmmmnd of the legirislor* sign a pledge to
tee bad tlaced is In the Engross­
..........................
. ttee at a m .
NEW YORK, Apr. 2 3 .-( A P )—
tga. Miliil inlernstt &gt;nsli*t mid
llio rlitnlnation of all unnoeteary thl* rffovt.
ing- room.
T V cornml
(Cent.nurd on Cage 4)
' 1 made~a report to the .HotMe that Juuetl Hhouse came uut of a conA rill for the Monday Informal
employee.
mrlo)
J f ! 12 employ,* were all that would; fere nee with Alfred K. Smith and
••l can ellntlnste enoua’i extro- conference went uut by telegraph
Hi At any time during the. John J . .Raskob on Democratlr
vasanre tn bilng taxi* bark t " from here l**t night bearing tho
' |' ho needed
.rid recommended tho die-, party flnancee yesterday, and said
normal, When I look th sn t* of t*&gt;« •&gt;lgtt*tutv* ef l.liuietiant Governor
j.OS ANOKl.KS. Apr. 89— I AIM
'the adperfluess six 'th eir immediate ohjeitlv# would
|Cook County Commlmlon. the Adam end S|te*ker Dilley. pre­
n w m iN , England. Apr. M.
- Frederick II. tllrnau, wivklj rounty had a .let clt of l2.Wd.fnk* ailing of fleet* of the two branch**
,Tbe report will ho tip| \* u raise approximaltly fT.000,- —(At1) —Captain Frank Hawks
iievr»|Mipcr publisher, was atrestrd At the end f.f my admlnta*ratl« * of the legtitatu'i*. The*.- offlrtaU
* .
but no telHag what odf
with t«o new speed records un­
The conference among Mr. der his hell, climbed tut of his
yv.U iJay by the United Slate* fit-| year the deficit had boon agned to the plan In a conference
do with I t
hero yr*terdsy aftermion.
, Htanding rummlltcta for ||
Shuasc, national elecutive chair­ red monoplane here this after­
JA CI'IO N V II.I.E. Apr. 21^ - niarohal'* ..(lire on a frdrral wiped out and at tha end o' 'h*
Th*
conferenre
Monday
will
1VU2 wars salaried from th*
man,
Mr.
Ka«kob,
national
comaccusing
|
|
t|
r,|
y,.ar
(axe*
wcie
*vcured
10
noon
|a&lt;t
»•
mlnatre
after
he
j.,
and
Jury
tndlclnitnl
it, glad to see that San( Al’ l —John Foots, former Ccno'* |,r rent, -l can do the *• (« thing trek In agree on finance mes*-ire# ford m rm bm nf th*
...........
hare a team Ip tho tnlttee thalrman, and former liov- left tw lloorgrt airport onlslde tial Ftoihla •&gt; nker »*■ given a him on four count* of *en,llng
m-eessory tn prurid* th* more than County Charnbir of C *l
l*irle. lie made an arersge tar,-year *us|ienle»l'a , ntrmw III fern,, litetslur* through the mails fur Chicago."
irw Icagwa. Tho bapeboll ornsr HmIU. the party's ptesblenlThe human side of the Au*trtah y5.lkin.iHM) ami hand It, with a no- ynotcrrlay, aWwAro awtouncijfl
i u on all over the country !a1 eandtdato. la IMO, a)ao was at- speed fee m wiles of JM miles federal court t« l* r on a plea of in , . nnwlion with »loilr» puiportand | will certaln;y enjoy tcmlrd by the head of an organise­ aa hoar. 1&gt;e feat Fettered by cuiitg to iluiigi") of. violating od* 4im 4JL-LUM-UI ||mI lilt' ul.lJl'JTk lLlW# Immigration hqr w h s.rose to'.the 'Ihvastigatiwn roootutlan.1 lia th* day by llotT/ M. ropworth,
^11_ . I sm
"
* hkh.^ H a ^ Ut.in^he Ct|mh lg b f.f position In Ameilrt'* sec­ gfwrnor with thn r*que*t that he
' tionsl IwnCing laws. In suspend- film star.
At the same t n»e. a report wa* ond lsrge*t city wa* plainly shown either rail the &gt;e**km Monday or dent of the trad* nody. Tho (M l*
Ing sentence Ju 'g e loui* Strum
Mr. Nhouse came hero ktmedlHERTUN^.fttiliatiH. Apr. ( 2 9 - point id out tliel Font* l* already filed In the sheriff’s office In lu hi* adiltcss as lit *wlt.*he,l sud­ Tuesday. The entire procedure mittecs or* expected to functloRpt '
a to ^ a flr f 'concluding a trio to the ( AI*I—Fljnng the sinte plane In in,ter * lw,&gt;-y*ur senteuco In sta'.o which Rev Hell, friend of the aet- denly t" th* topic of unrmuloy- could br t«fli|drl#d nn 1 the »r««l.4JU nitrt, in connection with their n r * .
iH H
Pacific coast to confer with Mr. wlirh he shaltvreit Colonel I.iisri- vhjuiI* cn , halve* ,,f violating uw&lt;« WS» quoted «• »*ying 1 *“ •lent. He ib-vlsrod that "no r*a- sdjnllined wltldn two hour*, ad- Inu* dull**,
vontr* taid.
They nre t« follows: A frit
men
had
sttcmptel
to
obtain
mon.
Raskob
before
the
latter
sa'led
flute
banking
law*.
»
n
rr|jne
has
Increased
Ir
Chi*
.• .flie lloa*e will no doubt pas*
Ivrgh’t »; eed pecont fur a trans­
*1, Alex H. Johnson, cbilrnt
th e fedrrel Indictment gr«w out ey from Mis* How through him rago I* hecoUIO rneil hsvn C.rnwn
v ’ lhe Senate KooloUon prerldlng Fridey for Kutor*. Mr. Raskob continental flight In the United
NEW YORK. Apr. 2 X -IA 1 M - J . Urhmxn nnd 8. D. Ilighk
ami
had
u*,il
the
n»me
of
th*
,.f
all,-ped
offense*
similar
to
tho-,.,
will
not
return
until
Joly
1.
de-peiato
firm
wont.
''Wt
must
far an addlllenal Supreme Court
Stale*. CapC Frank M. Ilr.wks
Alipori: C. A. Bynl, chak
Mr. Hhouse said flnan-es were of Trxaa yestenla&gt; *et a new on which the state .h a ig c urr Coast Reporter, t’,lrn»u'» news- rlv.. till It hurts If we want (o TT. F. Ilerht. president of ths IU: lull e tomonow, and at tho some
Urnla Itank and Truri rompsny Veils Willis ins. and Geo. W.
the
only
tubjeet
discussed
at
tho
'*
,
Veep what we hare," h« ****-ted of New Orlean*. said yesterday
I til, ^ provide Ugblotlon which
ariatiun mark for Eur.'pcan pi­ ts*«,l. Fouts a a* foimetly hen.I psta-r.
Rory.
*The Imllrtmnil **id fo ir ar' .Mil abfflish the Ihroe Court meeting. The national rwmnilllev, lot* to »hovt at, even though he of live lu«nk* In I'olk rounty. Tha (fries were pnblUbed in tlirnaue In pointing to tho need f.t. rmttln- that all neees.ary stapa have tsioa
Civic Affalrsi 8. O. Hhlnhnlrof, ,,
he related, was empowered at its felled to accointllsh the I* * he fi*leial Indictment folitslnlng »i»
tie,)
support
of
rhsritsl'I*
io*li; i.fJviHml»*lon»r* who , r ®
chau.es of false ently ond ini-sp- now popet In Match and April. tut &lt;"t* that ate seekiog t j tnllavn taken to n»surv punctosl paymnrv chairman, W. L
u. C"«P*r,
r - -, . . W. A.. - *
nos t ThU will effect a oaring of recent Washington meeting t i hal set for Mm*eif.
tdlcal i&lt;n „f f ind* grew out of h • The r article* told of sllrxrdly In- •uffeting Mining the timuipt &gt;yetl. of the .tale " f Mississippi** bond U ffler, II. R. Btovon*. and L F .
proceed
with
the
rnis'ng
of
funds.
-" v a tfie a it * l\ 0OU per year, and
.leaving hero a t &lt;!:!**» yester­ ell, g,-d manlpotation* of fun I* In riJu it- In the life of Ml-* How.
Interest maturities.
Boyle.
A rampaign proposal will,
*ud- ,
much greater efficiency In
day morning, he arrived lu Rome tlu- Klr«l National llnnk &lt;*f I ike
IIiu.ii hi* nrro*l. tllrnau said! . . .Again . he
. . n d l t.M top"'*
,
Finance: V. tf. Render, chair­
gnat
of
iH-lween
A
A
,
000,000
and
Supreme Court, In thst U*
5 hours and NO minute- later, land of which he us* preiident
fe,«r
of
the
pn«red«•**»•&gt;'’»•
«•&gt;&gt;"•
»»
«**"»-•
"I h*vu n»
man, Linton E. ARen. and W« L.
Hilew the Court to be di- f&amp;OOO.OUO wa* submitted at that but ,m the rvturn fllxln I * wa* •ml Jirr.'tor end the tronsfer „l Ing* ngrinot me u« nil the a r ib l* ,' r«" w,&gt; rxi-ert to reduce crln»* In
Cooper.
into two division', and tlm« by the Jones ' organisation. f,m isl down in Frame by lack fund* from th&gt;l institution l» lb”
far*, of ron llllnnt (Ike thlsi | —--------.
(Centinurd er I'ngc 41
Golf Course: 0 . W. SoencSr,
iy , etcompllshed alyout b® Such an estimate, however, Mr. of fuel and could not compute First Hale Hank of Winter lla'eit
Ilefon- p r.h billon there acre 7158 I A W A r G l S O l l D l B p i H y
rhslrman, W. A. J c f f l ! r . L ., 1* *
rent more work than here- Khvu»e said ye*leriley, wa* hand the round trip last night.
of which he al*o was head.
LeRoy, A. T. W|}tc. and » l.,IL
m. Thl* will hare to be ap- 'on Ihe entire financing frr IWt*
".non lli-ensrd nest-los-r »a- i
The plane we* undamaged, end) Attorney Willtam 0,dwt
Stevens.
■
- * yvcWfl.
ami
thr
party
leader*
al
this
Cm*
W«
1
)
*1
___I
I,mil*.
I
don't
know
tie
nlfferenrc
,
_____
ivcd by the votera la NoCertain Hawks said hr could p(,uU wj|| „ rt f„ Rsifoid jipiUbty
Highway*: F. W W U lta W jrtlW ^ j
will only concern themselve, with fly tack to England today.
iUt 1018.
t.mroir.w to. Ivg-n pi nten, ■ til H e a r K m l r O H C l i v i e n between I, Iie*r.b*er ealn.t. Bill ni
Altiarting the stunllon of bun- man, J . 1- Msrontett*. and 1L I L ,
the ial*ing of $ 1,000,000. Thl*
*
rpivli wy, bni ab &gt;ut In* only I
Ill* time from England to the state chargt*.
difference l ran *e* Is that tn* sa­ | (In,I, id poeserrb) »l"c* ‘t w^* ropworth.
vgratulatlou* to tho REM, amount. Mr. Hhouse said, wnubi Rome was- f i r better U»n any
Industrlali Urn. D. BlshaP,
in. n heelers used In w**b (he win- plseml In the wlmljw* of Hpecro
Wing
Com.menJer
fOLK
COUNTY
CHAMBER h# saffirirnt tn fund the present on record.
Depoitmenl 8tor* yorterdsy oft- chairman, 8. 0 . ShlnhoUer, C,
party debt approximately »0f&gt;0.- RinKsford-Smlth a t the Iwxinnlng
In the Interest* ef t"BB"lri"g a dnw« mre III a while.”
COMMERCE. May It I
Byrd.
.
lie riled tlatisUet sbuwing the eneen. I* a taig* silver
safety rnuncil among the student*
and bo of untold benefit to 000, carry on the organisatlnn's
labor: H. R. 8t«v*n*. Jhati
awarded to the Third tFiord s)
ln
,'es*e
In
the
populvtlm
ef
fillwalk
until
the
IP3J
convention
and
•l
Heminole
Hlg*t
school,
siveraj
Couaty.
C. A. Byrd. IL M. Pnpwartt,
Irovo a balance for thr nry na- hour* to roach Rome. Howk1
momber* of the A'bmtic
'noei nol* penal Institutions, and d*. Division of th# Atlantic Coast
t.cgiilstlvs: F. R. Wilson,
rlarcd
lie
same
Itv
r.x
.c
.
mU
la
RallnmdI
for
eafrig,
IJa * Rotlrrod local *ofty cnunril
man, 0 . A. DsCotles and
Many of U»o Houao member* t'onal rnnimiltae which will (o n * time fdr the flight, rotlmated
m.'.d
snywbtr*
In
•!:United
rli'bn.em
.
Uur
eg
the
year
1030
oddrr**ed the nearly ■"•0® *l'"* n ts
him to b* a dl.Unro of 030 mil**,
' ,.%!7
ro-lntroducera of a bill to Into being then.
The Ptsqu* Is annutlly awarded Rbsron,
Mr. Hhouse said he was writ ws* 5 hour* ond 2x1 minuter. Ilr| Impnrtsnl among the It'utx at rhspel cxerrbe* tber.' Ipjlay. Htate*.
M, nihershlp; 8 . D. Illghta;
Ish tho shipping out of tho
by Lyman lulron^, one of th* vice
pletrod
with
the
result
of
his
tour
met
___
with
onfavorabta
Hying
«onbrought
Iwfoko
tho
niem»&gt;&lt;rn
Hhori
talks
were
ms&gt;bb,
If,.
I«l
Uut
the
mre
Is
b*y»n,l
me",
ho
to of our block base. Thle
•“ * * - *• *
*•* • ~■ |r.**if towing: J . It. Lyle*, ritgim-rri l*. , .old, .“tlibulh I think we \&gt;&gt;ek a pre-ldriita uf th* rsllrosiL It l* chairman, F. C. MocMshoa,
(0 bo needed to protoct of the Far Weil ami thst he found . diti n* In hie passage over the I (he Hartford Elk* (tub a'
F. W. Bendsr.
•daunting
sentiment
favorable
i
n
1
A|
p,
klk|
teas
forced
tn
rl*e
to,
meeting
last
night,
wa* the ir|*&lt;irt K. A,l*m«. I", *1 freight urrr.tt H step in the right direct on by elect rngtavrd as foUow*: •'Executive
Merchants:
Gen.
W*
apply of tho game fish.
Vlcv-l'irsldcat's Safety Trnivhy,
the Democratic pally.
an*altitude of 83,000 feet In rriler „f the Rand Cjmmllte* "n
ing
J
.
Hamilton
Utwls,
a'
wot
E. Jon,-*, local tralmest.yr ».nd
T h lfl Di virion D**t Safety Rec­ rhslrman, I t A. Ntwman,
lie*
and
progree*
of
the
2fl
I'lecw
Demo rat. ak Unite,I Htate* Kona
F. I„ Crosby, engineer. J
•
(o gel over
/•Hod to asention several
ord, risnsportatlon Department Perkins.
Captain Hawks W t a lun bron band whkh ha* b«en providing
Mr. Cr &gt;*b&gt;- «i&gt;«ke al length cn tor." lie said, and he wa* applaud.
y* ago, the beautiful HHrar
fny thr &gt;rar IU3U *w«rd,"l by Ly­ ' PublicTty: K. J . Holly, chat
dale with ComtaaMtar Nell,' lt* 0- music locsllf for tho p**t *•* tha danger* of railroad rt»«*int*. r*l v&gt;hen he said It, that ha
I R. I- Dean, J . (. Mareptatto. . -.
• Uut l* new In ^he Uorman DeLanu".
(f'onilnurd on Pag* 4)
gsrrvehl at Romo hot hl» forced months.
rerennfiri: F . W. Bender, rttalf;
and soma of the m«x*uict cf nreManaien, which was pro­
The
FI
&gt;
r
,ls
employees.
In
win­
T h e tepart rerealed tbal rxpr,-*- venting whirh have bre.i put nt«&gt;
man, II. J . Uhmsn. Randall '
leading prevented him from keep.
to the Bottles hip.. FIX) HIning
the
coveted
trophy,
made
Tourist) Rsndsll Chase, c h a ir*,,
KAKHAH CITY, Apr. t S . - Ing his secostd engagement of slon* nf thaoka and go *1 vu.l brre effect l&gt;y hi* faUroad. lie cited
VOTER KBCftl'NTKD
at •Ita launching, By the
what i* . unsidrred the reinstkabl* man. E. U Marhell. I - H. C o s * * ) j
of FtAJRlOA.* This per- \ A P )—Hnow btanhtlod a targe th* day, a dinner which wa* to lieeii trndored tbs Club for the flgurr* relating t" the l.xrg.' Hnd
WASHINGTON, Apr. 23—(A l’l lect.rd of I Ita cssusUir* per mil|e now In the cuetod/ of aeon of the Weal todoy. spring have been gttron him tart night many effort* nf.lhe band during tarrraslng namber »f per-onx
flitted ratflraily over the Rocky by tha l-ondon Aero (Job.
A Senate ele.'Uoni *ub.eominU Hun man hour* during the year
W rier Travspgrtatron: F . T*
the
past
mnnth*
tn
a*»i*l
In
put­
wb«*e
lira#
were
lo«t
wle-p
tltey
Governor of Florida. »la«o
tee y, •trrday began tn rerount 1U30, the best &gt;af*t) icrurd *V(&lt;? William*, rheliaian. O. W. SpoaMounUln and Pacific Coaat states
ting
ever
enlertslament*
for
th#
He
had
Intended
to
stop
at
Par­
failed
lo
heed
slgiml
vn-mnr*.
battleship
made
by
any
rsilroad
In
ita
rUs*.
favoring soma satUons w ith is on his return flight to ro- betterment nf th# r immunity. It and also potalrd out irstiy ■&gt;( the the vole* cart In Alabama's stnater. H. M. Papworik.
dnmght.braoklng moisture and fuel. U»t adversa waather nnndl- al*.i : created that tb* band '*' emt Mprovrmrnt, which brve t-cen tqylal election last year tn deter­ It l« expertod that this record will
Women's Cvaimitteo: Mrs. R.
Anybody's tiase to In*poet.
result
In
tha
Coart
Line
being
pro­
fanning forvol fir** la others.
llnlly, ebalrman, Mrs. W. T . ‘
snd head Winds and fog tlnulng Ita effort*’ In behalf »f the j , * U ||fl| jorelly in tv* cffrrt tn mine whelhir there l* any hasli
7ia highly ettgrorod. iMde by
claimed
the
safest
railroad
tu
Ha-.w covered p*rt* of Montona,
lay. Mrs. R. A- Nrwman.
u frt&gt; .inioxL.
m l cnly fur f*inner HeniUr Heflin'* run
tho engrariag la Wyord'jtf, Colon do and Nevo'ta. ton-ad him down a t U*e IHUo muair-lov ng reeldcnts id Hanford naUntain safety
eg PoiUy-loe-Gien mv th* by offering lo play for th. United the employee* of Ihe t " * J . but Ilia trntton he was elected Instead of Amrttra. It w»* accoiuptl.bed
Florida •abject*.
through the co-operation cf tha
Senator lunkhead. .
A drought In Western Nevada wee Litre river. He leaded near the Daughter, of (he Confederacy
ptbllc os well. Ho urged th* pupils
onllr* personnel, from Ilia highbroken by th* hcavleit fall of tho village a t .4 P. M.
when
that
body
holds
it*
unmal
tb
organise
*
safety
coumHl
al
10 met tn year. Many •utamobllco etallod *•
Th.
MANl'FAtTl'HVK KII.I.H HP.I.F r-t executive officer t i the lewael
Memorial Day oieirlsr* U Cen­ once.
ilia Kifb*ray and two fed of aitov
wnikmen, It was pulnted out.
tral Pork next Rundoy. ond that
,Tho prreentatlon ef
bronre
was reported *t Med badge. Mo#In rnnnectlon with safety i.rcaaCHAR 1.0TTE, N. C , Apr. 23. tho band will join with the Kan* medals tn 18 pupil*, for e f f '.lc r y
HlbARlIRST PARK,
ford Farmer* (la b la putting •cer In type willing, we* al*" n feat- (AIM -I I . Baccom Haath. texlita ure* employed In ami a'tout AanX light rota broke tho 07-dap
the first annual Remimdo ( nimty uf* of the rhopel rxrrrisr*. The manuf, rturer, *hot himself tn find. It has been noted .ha* the Apr. S i.— (AIM—Air rlc*
•pall la Loo Angole*. High wind*
death In hi* brine bar* yesterday. re ently Installed signal light* at Felton If eh. commander af i
WAHItlNOTON, Apr. 2 9 -1 API
swept Oregon, Idaho. Utah, a r t —Chatman Shoos# of th* l»etno- Fainter* Day telebrat ron to bo award was based .hi ths milttra' Cm nni r Hurt* slid th* death wa* Ihe Thirteenth Street crossing ta
staged
hero
on
May
14.
fen see of Grrst B riu la , '
CollfornI* fanning forest fire* ir
ability ta typo 35 word* &lt;" mote •urkle. Heath had b*#a in 111
,
tryUc national aseriitfve r-mmltKaaltod Ruler J * s Ludwig *p- per minute for a peri ir .of I I irln- health. II* aa* pr*d|d*m nf thr G dd-boro are being diaregantad today In aa alralano
Ora*d# and Mato. .
by motet 1st* alaunt hourly. -'Soon­
tie today daniad the charge by pelated standing committee' fur ule*, being allowed ,*et mur,' than
HU pllM. Ueqtosma*,
Msnetts mill# Manetla-J*. k*«&gt;n er nr tatsr another serious asclRUN8 AGROUND rhalrtnan Fete af tha Republicar. the year, jo»t before the , meting 10 aiVtakr*.
mill*,
and
W*4
w
V
to
collnn
nilUs
dent w'll result Ihett", said Chief Mo.vdy, also wax killed
Nattasul Carnalttee that he said was adjourned. Four local " s i X
Tha fallowing st-id.'u'.i wen lh«
tt Police R .y O. Williams Ibis cuptant uf lb* other pta
ORLEANS, U . Arr. “ Ir a California speeth that the Re- e'entg weio Initiated Into the I.dgo.
RXI1.KD
medal*: Ellen Telfiid, F.thel FilKMKR P|
publl,
an
anrsnlxaUoa
purrha**d
looming, "and I earnestly
rail without Injury. Ilolt
Tha etaaai'hlp * '
A serial period waa e n jijrd at tha
H | freighter
_ht*r operated for dbtributton 10.000.000 ro|4a* conclusion of th* meril"/, end re Gatos, llllion Hraiutv, ■Emily
upun every motorist to l-tsl nut the pioweots of tho
r'Fhraguay. Apr.
a kun bI c
Ib tly HlnUrmUler, Goeronly that crossing warning, hut Fort* and rveeirod tb* ,
n r. WW-Oreaa 8l*am- cf a awgatlna article atts, king froshmkafa aarvad to nexriy 100.
Chief of (■ullre crery one in and abeUt tha city". ed service order for hta T
Vaeoiun.
IrortHo
Hob.
•ji—
(
ap
&gt;-4
t
*
n
J
.
Raskob
na
rrlixM»
roa Bgroviad early
former Itara................mm,J ,
Rett*. WUheliriaa W&gt;- hs* notified* 1
“ as mads the charge
after • **"!"*
%A I4 ^ M ic r8 AUNT IHK8
*
E d u ard ”
Pauline WlUlnk, Delay evjeyon
VERO REACH—Wert
it Pom at tha
Direct
air
mall
spd
|w*sengar
tha country.
Apofcby, Boy Hritt, K i j w Tab- Hctoeier,
* i one* on 01«.ooo
| th* hUariaolf#* B»vw. *
PARIS, Apr.
&lt;AI’l-ln f*l» sen s of **| Vin between Jachsonrlll* and pad chapel, ta ha
I7 IN C -W . J. Ilarr3
Mb, MUI Morriaon, lle e o r j l j» l - (.rveuinabl]
New Yoik Inaugurat'd recently by
la
Isabella,
aunt
af
Alf»n*o
of
fahoars
8
*
rev
J
o
'
' Jlensc on Bl.
VClifford Wynn. Ke-ntwa II)otPattern Air T i t "a port Company. stU la Royal H A .
Mgs. A. 8. Spain, d irt to a hnopilal hi to loday at John BUIa.
day. She « h N m i i old.

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Tivvv.LLwIxwMftNsftl
—I'r dilbltlon U being
ed In Kepublkan lead res* plana
for the IM S cempalen. T V y »«■«**
to tare agreed to accept tho pro­
posed Democratic D*u* of ec &gt;nnmir* and nppatt-o-ly are willing
to center the n o t presld'-nttal
Captain Frank M. lltwhs, one
rase no the
- - 1 ■ V 1' ' 111" " S7 the moil oulstun.TTJwr Atncn.
instead i&gt;( the more .nntroeeralal ran flyers, eho, In Europe on a
llqucr la e i a ll*f a m eelfg yee- business tout, not only broke all
terday at wblih they uetert.imed records for a flight from Lmdon
the fer.n
a set a newbut
“to carry Into
........to
Home,belt
but al«.
i c ealso set a new tvevigorous defense of the tniitr end ^
whkh anlI&gt;n| Eut-opron
farm lioeYd.
avlaturs. when, this morning, he
Representative Cable of Ohio tlew from Irollouigit Field, l*artoday l-sucd a statement *uj;s--rt- i*. to Heston. England, a «H*Ing that Pres dent llm ver
put tance of 2JU miles, in W ntlnnle*,
through strong re«trlitlre immi­ at an aveisge »|&gt;eed of 831 miles
gration because Congics* fell down per huur.
on the propoeltlun. At a cu'ifirence, Republican leaders discussed
arrangementi fvr opening an of­
fice In lies Mlines neit week to
catry on a three-way program i tobody-ng a dlscuvslon of wotkl
economic condltbn*. tariff de­
fense. ami vindication of the farm
board.

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. rwAfHUNGTON. Anr. 2v - ( a p &gt; j
—The I’nlted States
yesterday !
•atended lemgnltmn In the new I*
renuhlican government of Hpaln.
The piine'ral natlona of Eurtpc
and F«uth-America, with Ibeir
close political, k-enfrapblcal himI
r. * \nton J .
cultural relations with FP *'n- “*
alica.ly*esuutrd
Ipg al.eody
Yvsumed normal dlpH
,np~&gt; lP f*nl ^

^gislators To Me e t
In Effort To Keep
State In Operation

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NEWMARK IS SET
BY FRANK HAWKS
INEUROPEAN HOP

OBSCENE WRITING
ABOUT FILM STAR
CAUSES ARREST

England ToRomeTrip
Is Made In Time Of
5 Hours, 20 Minutes

Literature Purported
To Beveal Private
Life Of Clara Bow

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Fouts Will Go
Raiford Tomorrow
To Begin Sentence

sr« STS' JSf

Si

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Committees Nai
By Sanford
Group For 1931-ter^

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!!h.rfi!rrT?.!iotd«

I

High School Pupils ji,tv-",V
Hear Railroad Men
1
At Exercises Today

Coast Line Safety

In Downtown Store

Report On Band Is
i T..SS? IS P S K “i; Given At Meeting
......................... ''" I ; Of Elks Last Night

Varied Weather Is
RecordecHn Nation

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8house Denlea Fcsa
Charge Afalnst Him

Noted British Airmi
Killed In Col

IMP

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i Mat pitching parfoimancf*
dnad to nutko tba five gamaa
id In tba big laagnaa yaatetrpalate af fartbar argument
t* Uta prpponanta and opponof tba naw raiaad •**» ball
i kept four dab* IdW, whlla
'dabs wtr* not achadulad to

Tad*y. now fair (* ■ • serieuwill alert aW a lb. vlsIUag dab
rW apaaleg day laat weak haraw *. Iba bow# dab. Braahlya
and Ctarianatl will »ak * Ibdr
dabate bafar* Iba bawa Mho a*
tall iadaii a* Win Iba Athletic*.
Tiger* lad Bad Bo*- TV* Brava*
ar* gala* to *b*w lb* raaalry
I Itat wkaa lh*f t nk faar
alralght * 0* lb . RaMaa Ibay
dM aa d M w tw fi f*» Ibay d art
aaatbar fawr |Im lortaa la lb#
Draablya at»aa*b*ld. Retard
rrawda ara MPadad • I greet Iba
laat-plar* Alblatka wbaa Ibay
waai Iba Btaaterp, lab * Ratb
and bla aUlaa wfll draw rrawda
la Baalaa aa will Vaaalk aad Iba
hard-blitUf CWralaad dacgara
-te ChWagnT Wa deal leak far a
Maple apart, aad waba Iba pradktlaa tbal thp. W W
w'kUb aite tba flrat aaflaa* will­

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CommisaJon Would Be
In Control'Of Ring
Activities In State
TALLAHAB8CT, April M— A
•tale boxing eommlaalon bill,
carrying tba approval of all mill-.
Ury and votemte’ orgmateallmv*.
wa* computed Taaoday alght for
Tot rodoctlon In tba raaate today
J , Praaldaal WMUkar.
. Tba bUI autbadiaa tba appointmeat of ftra eoramUatener* by Uk&gt;
goramor to aafra without pay
■nd to formuUt* ml*# and retmU-

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p re i hyr*.
nff#, Yeatarday
Yfsttriuy lour
four mort
playar* asked whan and how thay
eould gat an tba team. Jim Hpanear, Dill Dlggara, Eddie Dander
and Prad Bally. A abort workout
at lha ball park yeatarday waa not
to wall attended barauaa of the
absence of UsM ger Rlra wha waa
In Tampa on buditeaa. but at lesst
10 atblataa ware axpaetad U tnaka
Ibalr appearanr* out Ihers today.
Gaorg* Daatrh, Mutt Moya, and
John Wearer, ara other player*
wha hop* to make the dub tbla
year. Fana nr* urged lo mart tba
park any afternoon after 6:00

'Jumbo Jim Elliott, aided by
a* timely hitting, Iwld tba Ili­
ad Brooklyn Robin* In chock,
I tba Pbllllra beat them 1 to I.
tba PhJIly batter* axcapt Ki­
lt and Chuck KUIn, scorsj on*
laor# hit*, with tba two clean4
bUtrra, Wbitnay and ArUU
dllag two each. Arlatt got a
aa* ran, a* did Baba Harman far
* Roblna. Ilrlmarb laatad only
Inning* for lha Roblna, and Moaa
dn't do murh batter, Uatlag on­
AMRRICAN I.RAGUK
' on* Inning. Oalllrran ftnlahril
» : the Roblna. Pbllly ratrhar
aril balled .1000 by getting Waahlngton
Urea kit*. tt*o of them double* In Naw York ..
CUtaUnd ..
ltd* trip* te tba plat*.
fit. Uula —
Rain* and plrnty of it kapt th* Chlrago . ....
arda and Cuba Idle In the Windy Datrolt
Ity. whlla th# Plttaburgh-Clncld- Philadelphia
|U outfit* war* not achadulej to Boaton .......
r-la the America* -League, tba
Yiaka, with Pauaaek plteblng’1
Irtt baaaball, aaet Canal* Mack'*
by n II to t acare. Tin ran*
were arorad la Ik* flrat twa l a
nlaga, elgkt la tk* reread, wkea
Makaffey, Carte* aad Rammafl
had dlfflrally la lacaUag tba

igled twice In lb* aaeaod Hf
ig t* drit* In three ran*, wkll*
tba eighth ke hit ■ home ran
la the right field blaarkerd.
ry lanehad Rd Ramatetl &lt;&lt;*

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CLUB BATTINC. RECORDS IN MAJORS

Br I'K T at HCHAAI,
Record*, Including 'yaatardafV gam**, of gam** woo, laatj
’*&lt;1. time* a t bat. run*. Mta, home run*, triplaa, dnublaa, pari
age. opponapt* rum, opponant* hltet
.
J. ' ,
AMRRICAN LEAGUE
*
.
AR R II HR Ob 2h PCT OR OH
CLUB

Eeltarleai G a a t o n , Billlheart,
Mnyrla, Murphy, and Barry: Marberry and Rpeneer.
Detroit
- 000 00Q 004—t A I
Cleveland .
100 000 O tl-A I I
lattertaai Sorrell, M a r r in g ,
Behang and Hayworth: Blown,
Cincinnati
Prrrafl and Hawaii.
Pittabnrgh
HL Ix&gt;nl*-Chlcago, Rained out

lloaton _____
Naw York
Chicago - . . .
Plttaburgh XPhiladelphia
.'Th* Senator* gut aweat rerang# Cincinnati ...
nr lha lambaatlng th* Rad Ran Brooklyn —

tav* them Monday, by awampUlg
ham under a If to I acara yeataruy. Bluaga «*d Myov bit ha*V
hM,-Jo* Judge gat tbra* bRa,
Vary man on tba Senator trAka
at a kit, and a total of Id hit*
rfy* recorded. Tba H*a* uaad four
Itehert Inaffoctlraly with a»*ta*
attlag eradll for th# loa*. Prad
laiberry pltohet hla first gam*
f Aha year aad ollowfd Imt 7 hlla

YBSTRROAY’R RltRULTg
Brooklyn.
001 100 0 0 1 -9 P I
Ph’lsdclphla 004 000 tig —7 II I
Battarlaa: Hslmach, Moaa, GalUvan and lamthsidl: J . KIIIj U aad
Hauls.
Naw Yack
100 000 000—1 A 1
•wten
too 009 M l-A p 0
Battarlaa: Doaobu*. Hchamaehar,
and OTarnlL Bandt and Rphorar.
•
__ i --- Tha Cleveland Indians lost did fit. Imaja-Chlrago, Rained aut.
Na atbay game* a*had*led.
bp auL-a A te. 4 vletary orar lha
BOUTHBRN LRAGUR
'igsr* In a ism * which wna with

bt fireworks until tbs UU to*
big*- Stone bant InU Urn MM na
te laadlag homa ran aln«t*r of
Bdaague* when ha hit bla faurtb
g tbs year with M»u man f t la
U . ninth lu la g .. ta U* t l - score
ar Datruit. It w*s 8tene'a third
freight ban* ran. Tyro m*« war*

f

6IAMT MAMMA
All-AMWCAM fOOfMU.

regulation! **annot b# adop‘ -tl in;
entirety.* Colonal Unity told Th*
Tribune la*t night. M i th# Whit­
aker bill pr or idea fof thy adop­
tion of aurb of .the## rule* aa apply
fo local conditions. Dot the bill, In
my opinion, will raatire
pubIK
ronfldenea In. Florida’* profession­
al boxing. It will prerent ma­
nipulation by unytfumpulou* piomnlera, boxrrs 'and' isaend*, and
will rratora. tba gam* to a . high
piano."
’
' *
The *U t* eommlaalon plan. Sena­
tor Whitaker explained, la the reault of agitation by FUrld* aport*
editor*. Th# bill'* ebance* of paaaagr, he raid, ar# brighter by rraaon of the abaane* of any appro­
priation.
.
"Thera ar* anffielent boxing

ToNIght

MjL\NL

Thursday

IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY

rs , A r\ j
FA K
A IN l &gt;4f \ K

YRSTRRDAY S RESULTS
Philadelphia 000 000 001-1 7 0
New York tso 000 l l x - l l II 0
RirUtrlea: Makeffy, C a r t e r ,
Rammel, and Cochran* and llavIng't rrnnork and telckey.
Boaton
' 000 200 1 0 0 -9 7 1
Waahlngton ltd 100 02a—I t 10 I

NATIONAL LRAGUR

They calM htm a GENTLE
he traa aUll a MAN,for all

llen&gt; far profaaalouat builng in
Plot id*, with tba rula*. •• far *»
^oa.IbU, pattarnad attar th* i»*ulation* of th* Naw York alata box­
ing eommlaalon.
fami n ■»
||
Senator. Whitaker drafted liU
bfll after lengthy conference* with
CM. Rumter L. Lowry; at live J«tH
field at Hilary, official*- of lb*
Amar'ran Laglin aad prominent
bpxlng fana, All of whom hav#
approrad lb# manausa. .
&lt;

Th* rail lor"fcf«l byaeboll P*Mara Which h it bran luaad by
Manager Rid Rive for lha pad
faw ({*&gt;», la maating with a flat
tba year, from tba monad. Tba
If-yaar eU Ifarald Brbamscbar
■ R M lb* game far
tba
Meat*. Lane* Rkbbeerg, tba
naridlaa, back la tba game at
Mght field. get twa kite la thraa
trip* ta tba plate.

aarv* wJhoot pay- T W i romml*-'
i h m i would be given brood pdteart awl tb«lr regulation* wwnd.
apply la e m j profaokmal tin *
In |k# i ll U . Nrw Y *rV * «ommU■lea h probably th« moat efficient
and cwrte'nly iba mjat powerful
body af II.* kind la tba W i n *
world. It U lay purpoaO-Jo give
Florida an equally potent board af
control."

NATIONAL LRAGUR

3
1 1
9
1 4
1 J

a
H
7
7
0

no
970
in
3A2
110

61
tl
91
an
2A

M
70
07
70
ta

ROWN

Totalr

league* finda lha World* Champion Cardinal* oat In front of th#
Natlcnal league team* and tha Indiana, Hanatoea and Yank##* lira
for flmt place In lha American League. In tba National l a t M , (fa
lamb waa th* only team to win two a*r)**, tha Red* ant Cuba
falling before th* Champion*. In th# American Laagua, th# Senatan, Yank***, and Indiana wan two aerie* each.
Th# and af tba flrat wtak'a plav find* lha ClareUnd Indiana
th* real better* of both league*. They lead all ether daba with 4i
run* arorad. with'IS double*, and a batting nverngw af Ai7. The
Giant*, leading th* Natkpnl iaen taymi in 'batting with an ararag*

ETHYL G A S O L I N E

. i* th * o r ifln g l’ E th y l 0 * * o lln e , .and Jiaa tunny im itatorn. J

Wc,u*&lt;■a- " " 4 “

"f*

Cr'

E th y l O naolln*. T o Im u ra g e ttin g (he g a n u io t, look fp r

nxma C R O W N E T H Y L • O A 8 0 L I N E on th * pump.

STANDARD” MOTOR

OH

■tend* up u n d er'b an t, giving pour m otor tbo p ro ta ctlo rt'lt
demands. P e rfe c t ad by fifty year* of refining- axp arlao c*. .
Aah p oor d ealer fo r ^Standard’* M otor OH— y o g 'll g e t f

i -r
;.
R u t h Niehola Is ,pllal.
Pravioualy aka had sat ana elUluda record with It—a raeacd
Proiecting S o l o which
w#Kj| bn#
aa* alee#,
•&gt;nr*, aapparent^
pa* ten U. .baan

CROWN

broken hy bar rblaf rival la roeorda. Mist EUaaor ^mltk-and
had broken* th * . trunsranllnanfsl
apaed race id , far women, both

Now OvWaiu
Atlanta
Memphis
Chattnneagn

ttsim

STANDARD G

|g nbaolutaly uniform . Insuring th# batter operation of
m otor, i t

. The ship I* i
daarvnt upon ta
If ska go#*,
take off tn
in Ik* nsst
ilh-rlba first WonM
aa avar to
rmpt a . sate flight

tha ninth wh*
me orar after

ad. .

is alwnyg tbo nnm*. nnd alw ays

dspatvl

■prbnravwr you find It. B u y C row n ItasuU rd OnaoUna fo*

itlanal .raakte optflakter.
,1k. of tha
fall­
a hIL rfr**pU*&gt;l*te agy*

ABE YOU QOlNQ

BtJY A NEW TACKLE

I

4

f

�I M

m

.yrt-tWnd

This Breadwi
Inf Iti teat »li
certainly has i

of-Huaaol

ap t-vs

perhaps we

wnttder what-ki

'It.Tiait’b# •
ipJ*. rumbeHng probably .1)0
t. And yet we find that Riam
Germany, with *• population

larger In ana th
than 'Canada'*. ,Tt a an Independent eouptiy,. and
the Free*, four hundred year*
won It* IndepMdend. from

■Ipok. who travels all. tha way
e a cataract renwfed from hi*
f course ,an Asiatic, slant eyes
u t,'h e probably could not bo

r Walker lay* he** *n pure
I d r the valley disgust him,

^'piTeakl^*.."

b*

U srj

new chaHert granted In

&gt;recently are a * umber for
ottlln* work*. Cato I* hea popular drink snd helyo
.rtlao r ito q .
-T T - "

essnUtfee U P. Jlagan W*r
f honored by being appclM*

ember of Che committee «&gt;

for th* sheriff's hat.* Oh* of thsrn
u p he kiw«A more bailiffs than
he do** critic*. Television and the
lilk lts may cep the tot.

Pathetic t«l*s are told of th*
show* that fell. Thar* la » new
template na*a about tha recent
Hop*. On* of th * m -“U dy Behind
th* '&gt;rooh"-h*d on# «dtd Mmis*
v u lt to America, 'It la probable that the 81a* alon at th* ta il petformane*. I
w tll .pick up mhny new Idoaa to take beek to have Me, m u m but he*ha* fhreii
TTVT
tailed frost the business depres­
and It la poaalble that wo may nbsorb home in sd ’td sue If I print It.
sion.-Om &gt; k lfU av sau * store mainUlna only &lt;■ sketiton staff of #XMost acton and. prtrt**** art
eery dumb a* you may have noted i r l t w t d rlrrka on full time sal*
for yooreolf. A «»od m aaj oft (hem ark*. The teat of th# staff la
tic o p ‘i f girls obtalsed through
at* their aptnoch wlth&gt; h duehcr
more Interesting,personality la to be,found In-Hol- epoon until they onrcl^leewa or ,i u'luyinent a**ncl*». These, atrU
th ih ilt r y Plckford. She began her career In the twelve yean old. But d nn • they work by tbr dsy. They report on
days that they a rt ' c a lls ! The
ht a .tliM when tb it great induatry waa la-lta ln-

m j» - b ;

* 6 a in »

LAUDS.

;•

such are retrenched a t th**Cxpence of the day clerk*. The poor
creatures a n i s p slout fl# , a
week, or *no«ah to keep them In
ptl)k end cracker* &gt;and silk stack ’
in**.
■" *■. '
**.

up* with email and tuucrepalom
business concern*. Under th* "law'
th* employment s p n e y Is •»ti­
lled to fifty per teat of the pdeV
j /iu week's ssliry trtm all Jibe
obtained. Th* *irl. I* fired' at tb i
cad o f th* eecond wrak. T h *-***«•
i . i . ii.. , . . .v r . . i . u . . A racket worked by fly-by-night ...

•••

**

iid the was Uttla more. She has beep-p a U r Through
t quarter of a century of cnovh* development and who still bee* loconch era pe­
d ik e -few ."oW -tlm yrr' who have succeeded In the titioning th* 1 events* ‘ depot. rocO}
b reiperit Interview In the Photoplay Hagaslne, Mlaa
[ or Mrs. Douglas Fairbanks, declare* that aha
desire fo r her pictures to outlive her. She wants
norlea of them to live long in the mind* of thpee
jri jM ii them, but ahe doea not want a new Irraverleratbn to laugh at what may aatml grotesquely
twenty years from now but which delighted the

for permission to make ,s deduc­
tion in their Income taped f&lt;f *VM&gt;
precis 11on of good wllL" They pra
looking toward th* m &gt;tl*4 end
they know that a M b
»Urh
profitable Ilf* average* The V**ra
Their want the govecimctot a * al­
iaw them to knock off Mil f w I tW
deprerlatien annually jmadltf ther
i i :

• ]

Srfwddlngia codicil to my w ill", oho eaya. "which
.li| B 1i i m L T nr ja irlfllTTir go with me. They lire ‘ T h e ■ aeweraet !lk
but an houl
^ y W .T V o fih l % 0 J f r &gt; a beautiful Illusion In erlndt
exeats a m and sv*t

t‘

jests *kwV*

hear with t k i c * traai
pet blasts. They ci
clear eat InSeventb

etiengcly

hocenlly

BUPP0 8 E tor a moment that admt|alng didn't eilat-^hat thertTrere
jmi trade.marked g «^ -U ia t emythlag you W e t ted U lm Jadgcd
aeieiy hy Ua laak ar feel or taale.

gfisrdimtrylxW
■

w

’i * J
and equalisation In extending act*
eat tax relief to cltle*.
' I ■, M.

■

ipend and enjo;

'jJ —

|! H : t

On* tepraeentatlr*. * t tha.hddera of a municipal band.tend ran*
nla« Into the mUUopa waa heprd to
-------- 1- I-

igrieontmtwji

j.J&gt;c

Im agine yourself settin g out to do t h e . mormlag’a utWMjym 1 » 111

f * “ spu^A.y«’SCH.. Wss.n.
“ • *r,kl“

"**• “ • um‘

bk,u“ * ' »

fm
‘ •(h

,k* s^sw *u '« lo-ffTW. stofc.

«S 'MllM* nub. W. U».U, »Ul

Bad ona, nhe aaya.

m of ‘ safety veMfS." *qi li

•U’u*" ti^y' **y, .He'lei

tktusUoD will b* assured by the

learn how to ehave them*

a .c U H l i a g

poiuim.
T » ~ M l.
-■tad. Ara la*
carefully s UmBM

i|M|

Indirect *14

*

�H’F

b

|Mu |uV*

Meet Tuesday NifrM
rU M for a membership central
to »lart Bnnday ana tail far ilx
wsift* w«r* w d r al the basins**
and aortal maatinc of the AiarIan Cits* of the P n l Bapttat
Church bald bn Tuesday evening
at tie home of Mr*. Gear** Me*
Call, tsoa Magnolia Awnur, pith
Mrs. McCall,’ Mr*. T. 1- Hal*. Mr*.
A. J . M ario n and' Mr*. M. ft.
Cleveland a i hoate****, Mr*. Ctare*
land ltd the devotional after which
Mr*. H. W. Rocker presided otar
the burin*** session.
Daring the aoclal period m nteili
and gn aw *rara enjoyed. Fur as*
railing In tha contest*, Mr*. T. A.
Brolhtrson was awarded a framed
picture whlla Mr*. R. **• W*rr*n
was glean a bud »*»». Mr*. McCall
randarad heroml p'ano solo* for
tha entrrtalnmmt of-the rural-.
. At r lata hour m. Ire and *w*i»
:our*e was served by tha hostesu i—QifesUUt* o f snap dragon-.

fdam nf Mtu Nol
W w of Mr. and M
hrCand Prank Wo

;oC Frank U ,M$

■fjoniiny will bo p«
W R*v. William. L
evening, Apt.
a t Ike Junior High I

in Operatj in

id'Mi*, a K. fit
a weak In TaW
t* erf Mr. and Ml

fanned* ot th

f

u
W aving
B * , 7 with a proPT noonced
da. J r / fio a of IndlJ WA
vidiiality that
Instantly gives
distinction. By
Mr*. P. Paul at her home
1119 Park Ave.
Phone 121-W

-—
*••*« *• ka * nurpv IUTT
retorned to Ea«t Oranga, N. J .
aflar spending a (M et time hare
visiting Mr. and Mra. A. D. Rhoe.maker ami Mr. and Mra. A . K
Shoemakar.

|.Truth Beakers' Claaa of tha
; Methodist Church will has*
h
n * y*l«»lw al the horn*
Ufa.* J . 11. Cowan, East
ni'. Avsnus, starting nt 10
L ' $ * a hnatsanss will b*
WUUama,

Mrs.

John

Meetfriirs On Mpnday
- With Mra. O. B. Beam and Mrs.
W ,W ;Th#mp*cn a* hart sea sa, the
. martin*, of Cirri* Number
mirtit s P A s F ir s t Baptist Church
WSs-hridltawdar afternoon at th*
hdms
Basra on Wral P lm
#t»Wt With Mr*. C. As Andaraon
la*charge of the devotional. Mrs.
M i r t Mariwather gave a talk on
■briarxUMp after which Mr*, it.
Jf.- Coopar conducted tha mission
-ing the butlMs* aeaaloh Mr*,
•aaovwaa asked to m iv * ai

Meet Of Missionary
Group Held Tuesday
Abright green
woolen suit
has
a double breasted
jacket
buttoned high and a skirt which
la both flared and pleated. Tbo
high neckline of the bodirc under
th*
jackat is also visible and
brawn fur forms the cellan and
n ff a . This, suit with fabric scarf
end* b worn *at Autaull by Ma­
ds mo Marcel Rochas.

Mrs. Ptrkins Hostess
To Club Wednesday
Quantities of snap diagoos, stock
arid stables .war* arranged about
th« rooms of Ihe home of Mr*. II.
L Perkins on Magnolia Avrnue
when aho antertained the members
of her bridge club yratotday a ft­
ernoon. Contract bridge was en­
joyed during Ihe afternoon, hml at
a late hour high wrote pr'sr. r
pair af silk chiffon heft?, vrgnt t i
Mrs. M. H. Wiggins.
. A&gt;
hoar a salad course
was aervcd.hy‘the hosiery,.'assist­
ed hy Mra. M. H. Wltgins and Mra.
A l-lg tlfllii, Those prrteg! were:
MU? Ralph 11. Wight, Hr*. J . I Hart, Mr*. Floyd Palmer, Mra. 0.
R. Kiri ley. Mra. W. A. Fitts, Mis.
ft. D. Caldwell. Mr*. Walter K.
Cabman and Mr*. M. &amp; Wiggins.

r part af the term. A
wa* anjayed Is U r 1
P A lth M a ' and lafrrahmanls Ware
' m t N hv tha- hratsssra. Vara*
howb of carnations and fsm
wmp arranged In vsriou* .placas
'•Vogt tha room* whara tha maattag waa held.
J j b N pressnt wait: Mrs. O, C
U W I, Mrs. Robert Meriwsihet,
Mrs. T. F. Whlggsm. Mrs. R. E.
FM rifay, Mrs. R. F. Ocooer, Mr*', Mils Ruby Toole, of Macao, Ga.,
t A, Anderson, Mrs. C. R. Beam, Nra. 0 . E. McCall and Mrs. lAa A.
Mr, W. W. Thompson.

M IN IA T U R E W E D D IN G
a l th e
Ju n io r Hlfih S ch oo l*
F rid a y . n ig h t, H o 'clo ck
A d m ln s h W lS c — M e "
Thu public 1m cordially

- Mrs. II. n. Odharn anUrlaliad
Um member* of Circle Number
First Baptist Charth |
when they held tlplr regtiUr taaet.
lag jm Monday nftcrmmn a t b *r
home, *400 park Avrnv*. Bg W»*
*f SWeninr th* mrating Mr*. 1L
B , Bill cenducted the «bmti#a*l
•triad which wa* followed hy Um
W 4» rtndy lesson hrid hy Mia.
f . . E Hare and Um baslpaaa *raM«« nrralcWd evar hy Mrs. HDU
1 M n. B. C. Moor* gsvs mm m *
pyuat af a lour of hbtoric Ns*
fr b o r a aftar which a taalal p*rt **&gt;y*d whA tha hratn*.
I by Mra. 1. E. Eatridgo and
Ifrth Ogden, rarved r*.
lata. Thaaa praaant waroi

JL Ertridga. Mr*. John I).
ftp, Mr*. Laslie Bnrsn,

6
6
6
0

T e a Sp o on* --------- $&amp;l
S a la d F o r k * ...— . $11.1
Ic e T e a Sp o an a _ $ 1 2 J

Knives ____.........

^MaLAUUtfeE
t&gt;" JdbeIee—-112 8ri*ark

Him and Roast fiwf fl

PH O TO S

5 0c— S U P P E R — M e

OF

Saturday, April 15th
lleglnntng 5 P. M.

YOURSELF

O N LY 3

M ORE

DAYS

Hollywood Studio
N uxt T o F ir e S ta tio n

T y rcc-P erm m a fo rm e r

or W o d o y C lw * M a t h *
C h u rch .

Brighten
up your
with

Howdo you got
him tu chow
h i* f o o d ? "
“I give 'him Shredded
Wheat and it's ao criap
behaa to chew it—the
ebewa
amore b«
« ' it
• _ the
better ahe warn* iltaiid
the
nt he gets

out of it. M
bolt down
without chi
means imp*
tlon, poor b
healthy guru

furniture

Values To $14.50

V alu es T o $ 1 7 .7 5

u r n it u r e u

F

to ih« home what

I rel of |U I ante, tha guide In Ha
character, the measure of Ihe prosa

^children

purity of Ihoac who live in II.

idr food

will do. A new davenport o r c h a ir

clolhre a rt lo the man . . . the

Does

your

fu rn itu re

properly

h ere, a lam p o r (a b ls th e re , a new
\

dining room n cl, un a ttra ctiv e,' mod­
ern k itch e n

group wID w ork

you r pocket.

Special Group Huts

flect you r (ante . . . does It presen t

F u rn itu re o rie w a re a t rocfc-boltam

Valuta To $4.00

you r born* In th e lig h t la w hich you

— Ihe

wlah I t to be seen by y ou r neigh-

you r re -fu rn lah ln g plane bow I

bore

and

k»we*t sin ce 1 0 1 4 . S a

Co.

In

that paper. T h e y

The Free Prizes

vice

SATURDAY NIGHT
AT,10v O'CLOCK
t— $ 1 $ J$ SHk Dress.

■ i
i |i M

make
Read

frie n d s?
F u rn itu re

jm

won­

d er*. And l l ’a not lo o ssp en alv o fo r
re­

Sanford

and

s e r v le t.

j

location—Flrat Btreatvi
Sponsored by Dau«hUM^

home

Entire Stock
Dresses
Re-Grouped and
Priced Still Lower
For Final
Disposal
All Silk Frocks

—

G FUrka __________ $30J

■-Mld^AAtaaaiWB*i-J

_
-f
A large number of Hanford peo­
ple attended tha meeting of. tha
Umatilla ton* and th* New Smyr*
Tn a Sanford Herald newi story
na ton* of the Missionary Society
of the Klrat Methodist Church yesterday concerning the ostab*
held at Benson Spring* Tuesday llahment of Calvary B a p t i s t
with the Benson Springs society Church hero.lt was I n a d v e r *
a ta to d
that
th e
as hoate**. Mr*. C. H. Smith, of t a u t l y
this city, Umatilla soM leader, had church organisation would be
charge of the morning aorglca lompleted at service* to bo held
..L t.i-------_a « J *--- ■neat Sunday night. Church organl.
satfon will Da- begun, Instead of
completes), aft that time.

Filday &amp; Saturday
Absolutely
Last 2 Days Of

R educed P rice s

Present* a

alb. VlntJaU Kelly, 8am Ruarail.
T i l h l RtdRi aad Nell Hathaway.
^ The’ heat man will be Tommy
Mero wkITe the u«iters will ha
AMraa Taylor, Jr., (ieorpo Bpoat*
Mika Eaaw^l-Stc M art.
ward Webb and Ju n lir
Wlae.
Riaftr Trary PKA^Pand lu rrta tt
Haurd will bo train bearers,
while Margaret U n t ie ; will art
a* flower girt and Billy Ravonal
The flower as a trimming or
trill N rin * bearer.
aocenl for eoat, lull or frock U
Immediately attar the ceremony (Ivan Important recognition IhU
season.
a m aptlon wlll_be held.
The contrast Jhrm# In bouton*
nlarv* I* illustrated In th* top
on* whlrh combine* • black and
Th* Hemlnolr County Cpunrll of beige palant leather flower.
Blue lace fashioned Into small
tb* Parent and Taacbeia Aa.ucta.
tloo will meat on Thursdry, Apr. flower* h«« hlaek falent leather
SO, a t the Sanford Grammar leave* and centers In effective
Brhool auditorium at 10:30 o'clock. nonlrast,
A black and a white flower In
Luncheon will bo served at th*
school.
fringed patent leather I* anolhvi
variation In the popular “button,
Mrs. P. A. An'vrson and a slit
hole" trimming.
CORRECTION

MABARYKTOWN Corns*.
*U»rv laid for new Maiiryktowrt
room at which time th* gucata Church edifice.
were entertained by rousltal num*
her* by the orphanage band. Mrr.
Cndfrry, nf Orlando, stale presi­
dent of the 'Mlst'onary Koriel),
EDGKWOOD
had charge of the afternoon so/F L O W E R 8HOI’
alon.
rianrra ••* h w sl tlm lls| s
To *•■» KrSmeaaaa Nvlallse*
Those attending from here were:
■ rural Iln lsM tor oil
w ru U n
Mr*. C. II. Smith. Mrs. E. II.
l i s t sasltn l Atr.
I. snry, Mi*. J . M. Met'ask III. Mra.
W. M MrKim. Mr*. W. E. Well*.
Mrs. W. I . Clark, Mra. Gaorga
MrCrutn. Mra. G. W. Spencer, M s.
ftttrull Varner; Mbs I-rola Evatls,
Mr*. W. C. Del)la, Mra. J . A. Rog­
er*. Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker, Mr*
J . II. Powell, M n, Alma Hubbach,
Mr*. Ilr.sle Hvtthiaon, Mr*. J . II.
Rlnchott, Mr*. G. E. McKay, Mr*.
O. J . Pop*, Mr*. W. B. ThornU-ti

STERLING
SILVER

East Stile
P rim a ry School

m;

iW*», left Tuesday f a her
(an oklUng her cousin,
fy Merh, at her homo on

iVaVliig
1 fin g e r '

th e

cotaauw

of

o fftr

esp ert

ad­

�gagbt Bin*tpy I
9 nail weteofta

cahteenf UkU illmti

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trouble

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the apr.lntmrnt I, made
it w u the eonaenau* In i f tlrcl*. here that this de-

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n*t pr*Jadlt« the cHjibc»«
or Mndariaya'a acceptance
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roxxvelldnle to make
thday a t e for tho n n let* trepe. pepeel dare)
Nether Cioae charpixifl on Ig b t cbnioet the flruiw tearing
wad backward a o th e f
In n rlrcU around . the
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fat w«i be tajm } • # '« * .* * * p * J .
eta of bootlrcyefi*."
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It we* eyalaat, Reotlaprn Demo­
crat*.-chief am im f,**bo*.W riled
WoridaV drtayatte to the Hru*.
toa-convention, that ha lay th*
Item * foe a iH a tw H tn of u
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1

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ner Da* Aklandro Padilla,
dak antbfaaedor to Waahlrfcr*
rater Kinar.Alfanaa, coiled W
jftlt» liouae yeaterday to any
fare lo President Hoover. tie
aed when the republic rente

they are dry'flrrt at*
^n*he"Lldi.-tWe p H

r-|M PRID, Apr. ».T—(A D f * * » that the United Male* had
iaoynlsed the RpaflUh rcputyl*
U M l a yen*rally favorable imt eya*lf&gt;n. today.'
In announcing the fact to the
f hhlit. Portdyn Wnlater AleIMbr* Lemma eald:
i
roTha Ugited flute*
withheld
B W a k ta naturally until after
|i Wpaa It h-American a ad Bu to­
wn rnunkrUa efaeeal to Hpaln,
|u England, had recoynlied wa.
B j h e l i n l i W R t.tr. ha. recoy*
f p M hecitwa of tha yood reNta of tn* republic aent by Amiaeador Lauyhlln."
Provlalona) Prealdent Nlcetn
leala Zamora conferred ) eaterly mornlny with Lauyhlln con­
ta in * an article In the Madrid
The coetumea IllualratH arc
publican newapaper Criaul. intypical of arhat will bo worn In
Bating, without rndnllonlny him
r. heme, that lauyhlln wa&gt; un­ the endoraemrnt of gal# pantela
itedly to the yorernment ond I In crap* and boucalatte, in the
M ronaldered peraona non yrata varloua alreva lenytha, and In th*
« k*t themea. They are from
I In right: Pale fte.h rn-po
frock with alot acamlnya mid a
yoke of matt hint net with

11

m -aet.

SPANISH

tender nliap*. The accea.orle*
lire Meek.
Holt of pale yray yreen ire,:*,
with the Jacket collar acallopcil and
i nihrolilrrrd In liroyrn, anil ininlt
cuffa finUhlny the elbow aleevaa.
The hat of rociih it raw to match
I* banded In kroarn velvet rib-

A liouclctta en^e
qtiolao blue, with th
ulatiny two 4-laatad
manipulation of tha atluh. There
are ball* with lasaala at th* neck­
line, and a brief Jackat 'to correapond.
ifr I
A fcu h y pink crepe |iiV.jtMy
aklrt pleated all eround end with

W*d towether with toothpick*.
A favorite th to*-decker b th*
following: rover one .lice of tun-I
with Icttucu tproad with mayoanelae. Add a layer of liked luirdriyokud city. Cater with th* accend alkfl of ltaet. On U Ptec*
atlcee e f cold rooked ham apraad
Nymly wjth - prepared muatariL
Cover with the third JlIce of to fjL
Another popular -eamfMkh *df
(he aohetantlaf kind la l^e Wealern, which l» neither an openfare dor e three-decker: chop oae
tniaU onion la frplay pan with )
UhJeaeraa Gutter and reek two
minute*, atirrlay rtyeotaatly. MU
1 .eyy with ooe-half cap chopped
ham, rad add to onion and butter.
Ctxte aiewly ant. alir - eoaatantty

m V **** do V ro .a e de B o a ,. bar
J g f V m e , w*. dlacharyrd by MUr
fc*
fl*d J»ter arteotpd
j^W f^*lley*d .in ^ t. of money
H fte Oi^acyccaa ah lie aertiny ar
| C a aocrftafy, M l., da JJo. wo,
yavlcted ton, on* count af yr*Ad

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dWhfco,

even !n the tlinnerynwnu,
Randwlrhe* hivp. htm
inoeh ta.ller, tod, and m:
tatlnjt, O a l y .f
or them were mad* wl
(heeee, e*y» ahd oe*p

.e aherlfr* report quotlay B*U
-the actor told an officer two
,who Introduced themaelvaa a*
hwell" amt "Juidan" lold him
.mdmtood th* Ooaat Reportmid ba purcha.ed for 110.000,
wea qunird wa aayln* th* men
d for 115,000, of which they
11 uae 111,000 tv Imy the nrw*.
r and keep $ 10^)0 f ^ them-

Whaler'Whleh t+CQLOR CONTRAST IN tPH Ai-ariajiy
istedByrd Puts
Tampa Harbor

ette a pronounced in
yroo'V cf haU preaea
Hudab* da* Mode* d*
model at tho top’ Itl
imnd of ntvy blue

U-ltL _—Lli -

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alrh retlira * U * &lt; t l
Ity and rh*n&lt;&amp;to*dh*
evolve new u u , hum
variety pf ly rodipnl
b n* well with lb* ala
With aunraay pom
Uyhter m-adr.ln nrda
many .andwkhwa ttuH
aa tho piln.lua) dl.h
\ *uh*tajilL*r»*p*l altk
icrt end a -bet*-»re *
Inlnu of to ta|M(ylbr h
IfUKMI. J
&gt; &gt; ,( I

(Pen (aitlWltlwA and
« M « r . that fAtaUh
imybedy liroatMUt, abd It*

'jmfiOO gallon* of f hale oil
vruel, commanded by Cape
■foliaaeen, left Norway IB

k » rleh n Veter ef C toclflnatl, Okie,
AjfTOVi Colo-

few other ataudar llaed

thl* wey, tha report rwittnMlae Bow would bo eble U
her name out ef U&gt;* aewe-

IACOLA, A|lk/ tto-U pf

SPECKLED PERCH
BREAM'^ 4-, AUTttFT’:
PRVERS and HENS PrqWd and Pmwn

a ham line of eyelet embroidery.
[The Uoceq ,1a white ballade emfruldered rad Inifet with loco.
The terkra h of toaeichtey cro­
cheted chenille.
t
vTWe Hnk and y*W blue *h*nthny r-mblno In e frock, the ulnk
e (peering la the yoke and abovp
the belt, the balance DM a-lTra

EMPRESS EUGENIE SILHOUETTE INCLUDED
MODELS SHOWN BY SPECIAL G R {$ F

e l te I I mnBlhv V&gt; Uw rnunly
at part of a probation l*m Imtu aald he wwHlj peal Imnd
lo,ooo, reiulrod. br the. W k t-

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ly Vendor*;
mmtu Vlolintitt T;90,~ ( P i
Knight-Baritone;
era JllaatreU; 0 :15,, Oratia
"« M
aored program; 0, Keeord pra- BrUjrn, Vlollntat; l k
grtth; &lt;il&amp;, Rime at W 3*i B :» , Forecast; «:3D, Sign p it. - ■,
Reread program; 0:45, Orchaatra;
: ’ WJAX — Jarkaaeretm c
O.’3o. S an a a i WJZ; to, The H«U)
10:98, Variety; 10:45, Bob Haw- ’•5, Florida State Marketing -5
hall; I t , N ature; 12, Variety &lt;2 rt*u ; 4:J6, Eight Degeea Dahee
haunt).
Orchestra; 5:45, Jack Murrtly; fl,
K tafl Cheese (E. T.)| 8:15, Jack ­
15 V J M J —WJR—TM
sonville College of Mualc; 0:90,
0, .Variety; 8:45, Moilca); t,
Same a* WJZ; 7:15, The Craftant
7:30. Sponsored program; B, Same
8k..Cigar Ubla; 9:Jrt.
A*me. a t WJZ; 10, Folk* draniaj
■lOtMUofiame at WJZ; 10:45, .Dr.
May we, I I , Variety (2 hours).

54J— WRAP (NBC)—4*4
Hymn ting; 7JO ,-Sketch; 8,
r VnlWe’e orrlActrw; 9, The
day p a r t y 8 0 0 , Melody Me5) 10, B. A. Rolfa orchrslrn;
KajBd Tranait; HUB, Dance

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IL 9-W A B C (C BS)—5*0
' ■** * y*~W-.*!»
Mortrts Downey; 7:15, Orf e w " * * * P««ram (

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5, Musical Blumla; 5:15, Otland"
Gear and Farts Co.’s Automotive
prof lam; 5:30, South Rea Island.
•ri| a, Time signal; 0:16, Child­
ren’! Ilnur; (1:45,
Stricklin!
Transportation Co.'* Danre Pro­
gram: 7, Time signal and aporia
announcement*■ 7:15, IcdtiL' Style
Ohaerver; 7i80. Ft. Mnrili Orehe*tra, CHS; 7:45. Southland Singer*,
Dial# Network; 5, Arthur Pryor's
Crsmo Band, CBS; 8:11, PprcgU
Quartet; 8:45, Ijtwtoil Jewelry
Concert music; 9, Muilcnl Mem-

0:15, Orcheatra; 0:45, News,
markets; 7, Same as WABC; 7:15,
Studio, WABC; 7:45, Singers; 0,
Rama as WABC; 8:30, Sponaored

Mode mitts, Dili*
Dance program.

Carolina Woman
In 3 Mqnths arid
FeelH Years Ybunger
"I have t^en taking Krunchrn
Rati* for neatly 9 moptha. | have
continued taking nne I teaapoonful
In warm water every morning. I
then weighed 217 pound*. wa»
always bolhcreil with jiain. In my
bark and lower part of abdomen

I.IIIERAL ALLOWANCE on your
old battery. 3111 W. First St.
TO ADVKHTIHKRS
A H e r a l d repieecalatlva
tbereughly familiar with rat*a,
relea and slaaalflcetlea will
girt yen rompl-ta laftarnation.
And If yen with* they will anat*4 yen In weeding yenr want
ad la maka It mare effective.

WANTED: 1030 light ardan or
roti|ie. Priced tight, “A .U." car*
trading thk directlona.
Herald.
If the Itching hasn't entirely
erased In tyn day* you ran have
If.— A p artm en U F o r Hetit
jour money hack,
l l ’a easy and pleasant to
lu use
H’a
FDIIB ROOM apartdknt and gar­
age apaitment. l-angley Apart­ and It'a apeedy a c tln Is little
lest than marvelous.—Adv.
ment*. I’hone 251.
THREE ROOM gatage apartmanl.
Modem. Fumtihed or Unfur­
nished. Rent Reasonable. T. C.
Carlson, West Ride, Bos 2.______

HAVE YOUR WATCH repslred
by one who nelly know, how! APARTMENT 51)11 rent or widow
lady will share home with
Briggs, Jrweler, Mag. Are.
couple. Mr*. Griffith, 801 PalDr. W. E. MscDOUUALL, CHI- niettn._______ ________________
ROFRACTOH, I* now located at I.F.FKI.EK APARTMENTS, 1115
his residence In 5’loial Heights,
Magnolia Avc. Three tuotna an»l
8. Sanford. Phone 508-M,
hath. Phone 838.
’ •

2—Intel hnd Found
LOST: Brown collie dog.
ware (u name, “Queen."
148, letulse 1‘urdnn.

THE ARCADE
BUSINESS
|
DIRECTORY
it For
efrrbnr*

!

Cut Oat F t r f M b
FURNITURE

ANURL’S DARUEC1
Open 10 A. M; to a
M. Sanford A -Q«r

*
POULTRY MAKMRT
Phone 9*9
Flats—Chick***

b r m in u l k f im ii

AnsCall

3— Automobile*

FUR BENT: Desirable re*Wenca
110 French Ave._________ •
FOB KENT: fits room huu»e com­
pletely furnished, located corm-r Park Ave. ant IMth atrset.
Call 111.___________
-

KURD COACH, HA BLEY David
ran Twin Motorcycle, Ford On* 21—Acreage For Shit
Ton Tiurk, Whippet Boail.ler, 175.
CEt.EHY 1-ANIlS FOR BALF-t
aarh.,R*«l arul Sona, Myrtle Ave.
Beady for celery crops. Per­
fectly drained 6, 10, or mare acre*
-I— Hnwlnww Her vice
No cash mjulred from respon*
aihl* buyer*. Frank L. Ferguaon,
LARKY'S DHUG HTOBK-Preacrlptl n«, magaslnei, fi-untala
aervlte.
PltriMPT
deliverira. 2C— MineelUnrouH F o r Hnlo
Phone IM.
All! i •UMPHF.S.SDUi M ile r««I
er; two chlff#lll&lt; 1*( l»»l*; ehlld'i
BUILDING ULOCKS—Irrigation
rocker; large wicker torker; II
bosea and general cement work. hiar) table, and other article,
Mltarle- Concrete Co. J , K, Ter- 2IM W. 170s 8 1 . __________ _
vtllager. Prop. 3rd amt Elm.
USEI&gt; TIR E S tuiught and anld
3ln W. First Ht.
_________
3— Help Wanted
MAN WANTED for Uawlrlgh
City Bout* of HOtl Famil «•* in
Nej* Smyrna, Daytona Urarh,
Euatie, Titusville, la-eiburg. Ba­
ilable hustler can stall earning
835 weekly aji I im-re**a rapidly.
Write Immediately. Bawlrigh Co.,
DeptFA-HF-12-V,
Memplila,

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NOTICE
LIVE, EXPERIENCED a ltd re­
IRISH POTATOES »
liable man or woman to'handle N E W
CENTS TER M&gt; LB. BAO,
goad aelling artkli In Sanford.
WEST
Unly imtH amount needed to KENT'S PI-ACE 213
state. Apply with refervnco'to Bo* FIR ST ST.
M l Care-Herald.
FOR SALE: Saddle hornet, Rialllont and one 1H monlht oil
BA—Poultry
mnle. Inquire waterfront lot Ea»t
BREEDING STOCK; Barred anil of Mayfair Hotel or addrest It.
White Reek Cockerel*. Very Kuckel, Daytona.
beat laying ilrain. Hitched Feb.
15th. K. II. Laney, Paula and San­
ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATOR:
ford.
alnve; and dining room set. 4&lt;)tl
n t l d f r AVenue,
FOR SALE: Fat fryer*, len wreki
uhl Hatred and whilr. K. IL
I .aney, Panl* anti Sanford.

fO lt RALE; Zionist, marigold*,
forget-me-not* and utber plant*
ready for transplanting. A. K.
Ruasetter, Florist. Phone 212-W.

IfaaiM. Coffee rro„Am, ’X B t ) 'vd,
D. A. Kolfe end Ida Lucky 8trik"
Dance Orrkettra, NBC; I I , Inalllute of Mu*leal Art; lltSo, Crystal
Slipper.

. 7, Studio program; 7:30,' Same
a* WJZ; 8, WEAK (1 l a bours);
0:90, Rama at WJZ; 10. WEAF
program: 11:15, Sponsored Pro­
gram*! 11:45, Rhymes; I f , Ned

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40S.J-W SB —T40

• INI* • ■ . '
I t —Hit repaaledlr
H—Blugtag, tyUahle
l« —That man a
I t —AaatMIgt*
M—M M l nMU ...
I ) —Dttllcsl moantali
I t —Booth Amartcau
tuber
I I —'Tent over la
7, Pianist, news; 7:80, Orches­
14—
Natural chamber
tra* 7:45, Htodio program; 8,
IT—Tha upper crust
WEAK (I 1-2 hours)) 9:80, Same
15—
Ireland peraaula* WJZ; 10. game ai WEAK; II,
«4d
game a* WJZ; 11 : 10, Tha Jesters;
ll-K d ibla grain
41—Albanian meet- 11 : 10, Feature, pltnlat.
Igg place
44—Spanish dlariou141.5—WDAE. Tampa—1119
Its* auffls
5, Tea music; 0, Radio Educa­
4t—Ulrl'a name
44—
Mmal# ahaaptional ffaiures:
‘ Twilight
45—Means* cymbal
Irio; 0:45, Music; 7, Town crier;
dtaorieg Cam7il5, 81. Marita osrheotr*. (CB 8 );
bHdgeihire
7:45, Southland singers, (C BS);
8, Arthur Pryor’s hand, (CHS);
8:30. Harrell Arcadian*; 9, Musi­
cal Memoirs, Disie, (C BS); 9:15,
Character readings. (C BS); 9:39,
The Modern la(a, (C BS); IV, Buck's
Blue Huya Coliseum erchraltat

DOWN

WANT AD RATES

Automobile e n g In ear* t
worked Jot |fMn In an abort
reduce |* n 1Im consumption b
foantl lk« solution In a W f
vua Invention that Ilia
f
An actual taat made by «*•
tha engineer* showed M mtba
a (altan of !»• TbnuaAam
car owner* liava already Inata
this now Invention. They tu t r
report amaslng gas sat in i* ,
are alto turpriead to find t|
er
pick-up,
loitant
«Ul
-mouther running motor*
more power. The Whirlwind'
Co., Dept. 241-S, Station &amp;
waukee, Witc., for a limited
it offering a free device to.
who will help Introdaca IL .
alto need men everywhtm
make uu to O OP weekly h r
own territory taking r a n g
ral bualneie. Write them at
far free temple end big ■
making offer.—Adv,
■(

H A ll t o
HABGAINSt Croalay
Cabinet Model *35; Atwater
Kent Table Moled *45; II. C. A.
Pii|ier-lti teiixtjrne |fth Automotive
Fieri Irr Co.

niCYCI.RS A REl'AIRH
lawk, Key aad Gun Repair*.
OKKTOM'B

BAGGKTT'H
tillbert'a Chocolate* and
lint Drlnka.

filia l* L U M B E R CO,
H orvko. F b o tie M R .

R. N. NIDRRR

Hlgnts. I'hona 3 0 3 ,

FRIUTH A
VKUCTABLES

SHOE RRPAfHfNO

AltCADK MARKET
Ckeapest la Tawn.

A. F- DOEBIM H

Repair*—Kefialahlag
Uphalatatlag.
PALM RICH
l l - l l Artade

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110 R. Ath HL

RBCOriD IIA1

V K G K TA IH .K
R I IIP I’KILS
INDKI'RNDKNT
GROWKKR ASSOCIATION
Room I I
Pkaa* 919

Op9n ’2 4 ,1iburm—U I 2
Parte
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Tann.

By John Devlin

VOOY DOT DOPE
Do w » u K N O W S u o m

Ci»MT 7HOURH.
SSlVtW TH‘ LADV .
v e n s k a t »m
TROUV-’TSV ”

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MAT W 9 N 9 V I R a tv e t* ) ( a
ABOUT
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b o u t - *T
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w gfl
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V O U V B MHUmR HAD
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JNBUBANCB

CREAMER
| never-m *k9 the mlalake of arguing with peo­
ple tor whoa* opinions I
have no re*pert*—Gibbon.

DRUG S'

Even a Htradlyailouf'
would yield discord In' tb*
handa of a clown.—Lavinii Hart.

CAFE

CAMPnEU. DRUG CO,
UWUT U'190 M o s t DOT c f Tesii
D7 rtArtttrm ? ha -Sa y s *F
KM .iri.Mel A M 6 « L « U H f t i
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Tha laddar of life D full
«f fflln tg n but they •)way* ‘prick tb# haideat
when wa'ro alldiag down.
~W m, , L BrowneI.

RADIO REPAIRS

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Make yw riell
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                <text>Original 6-page newspaper issue: &lt;a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"&gt;&lt;em&gt; The Sanford Herald&lt;/em&gt;&lt;/a&gt;, April 23, 1931; &lt;a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank"&gt;Museum of Seminole County History&lt;/a&gt;, Sanford, Florida </text>
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