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N T n A IL T N E W S P A P E R
S A N FO R D ,

W KD N K H DAY, A P R IL U . 1M 1

WORLD’S ONLY FISH DOCTOR PAINTS PALE GILLS

HOPE OF

Hoover Says HeWo
Designate Any Pol
But Will Leaveltl
To Federal Boa:

Retired U. S. Geaeral
Delivers Speech Be­
f o r e Joint Session

i Confident B an dit
Will Be Brought To
Justice QukUy Par
Slaying Americana

WASHINGTON, Art. «
TALLAHASSEE. Apr. » - ( A P )
_Jfti* Florida !&lt;•*Islator* paused
liMr •Owhh A —
Sumlnrrall, irtirvd ehtof *f »t*ff
•f the United Slate* Amy*pral«*
the state's virtues. Ilf n W “ P°"
the
to honofr thn

wtumh w o t o n . April n -&lt; A F &gt;
rafH irrr that Au d UIm Sw u m

more veteran* ItoapHal _P
Jecta authorlted by the li
Cuofrees h o been pUc^ti
P resident ^H oover com plet

e M - t lir l u l l and ah* taAawhw'r

board of ho*pitaH»tlon,;JEJ

here in 0 # ps-risd HO }•*(» a**v
Oovemce . *1 Madrid, to' whom when the &gt;lete wea destitute, t*4
was announced today ,*t w (S
King Alfaaso flatteringly referWhite House.
guide her destinies" and belli U*o
Kd i* kit speech a *boct tlss*
Kite* will be selected on thaw. (
stair tn its present standard, *
*-*—
*e n of the newly created national ■•o M -The bore of Spanish
Upon the roix-luslon of hU
merlta by th* l*o*ni end lb* P*w*’ J
gwaid in a drive to “ titan * up polities.- Gen. Saro wsa invited dress, made to the Joint sotslon, |
TORONTO, Canada-James PalnHr of the
|,lint would follow the PoM*P *•
Saadi** and Ms fellow bandlls." to bend the recent dictatorship tb* senate went into an *x*.ettvo fl,|, j ctor |n th* wolld. n|*er*tinic a hospital I
approving lie selection*. The. h»* ,
Lwt he refuse/ the post.
meeting. Afler a brief ror.Uera- j lBe)U(|, individual tanks, doses of ca»t**r oil and
Th* Praaldent said
nouAeament *** made In
lent chieftain had “ placed himself
U«n of minor mattery, the !$»«»* •.
|1Br, , „ f the continent for treatment
report* th»t th# President U botoft
•ataid* th* eiviliaad paW” and
debated th* advisability o f Jap_______________________ ______________
added the Nicaraguan taverameat
-----proving a proposed CuMtp.atlnn
*ha*i ahosrn tteelf fully eogxiiant
amendment to rail for 7 supreme ,
of Its leepswslhilitWa.*
cchiit Just hr* but took n&gt; aellun. (
A committee waa Instructed ( Iq
At th* same Hm* »•» “ TT * *
draw a bill to obolUh the xuiiecraf' i
partmeat was adlveed by Rear Adlog pregtam altbougn o - . y ^ r
coart commission established In '
sairal Arthur 8 t Clair Smith,
000 war# appropriated. ■Tum&lt;
LONDON. Apr. 27.— (API—
IMP.
I
i
i aim s--*-- of the special service
gram calls for ttlns w * "•*"
Captain Frank'.Hawks, who
iieferr a roto w u taken on the I
(Outmeed On race Phar)
and a soldleia bora* •&gt;* Mf!
holds moot all *f tha Untrid
seventh jurilcs proposal the Kenmstrly 40 additions to aiUUnj
State* apecd teeards, act out
ate passed n bill providing tor
etltutlona. Th#
bospltanai
today before breakfast to have
homestesuiog alale lands by war |
board axpaeta to U j j W j f i
lunch In Rome and return hero
veterans. Hlxtten blUs were In*
few daya.loeallun* fw ^ the
In rims for dinner tonight.
Iruducrd in the senate anil 22 In
soldier's home in
Hr Ian led at Roma at noon,
NEW YORK. Apr. 25.—(API— the hotix
rove tin* the POO mile tfllgh'.
new Hcapital
*ooth, ^
Miss Ruth Nichols today teas plan*
Mtrailers of the tllllakereogh
both of which will coat »W
In five hour*, and »&gt; minutes,
nlng a solo flight to l“*rls—(a an
delegation. RrprrsenlaUvna John
mstrly 11,000.000**
aftir sealing the Alps .at •
NEW TORE, Ape. « t ^ - ( A P ) - airplane three times as powerful T. Istwe, John Bledsoe and J. Tom ,
2 d,ooo foot -altitude. H* apent
aa
the
historic
Spirit
«f
St.
Iwuls
• ff.a u was labeled aa a -formldWatson w a r e Joload y eater| . WASHINGTON, Apr.
two houi* In Rom* and thru
|able competitor” of newtpapera aad betareen SO and 7S mil#* an day hr a nomhrr of Haath '
__Under date of Apr. »0,
ttak o fi on the return flltk*.
hour
fastai.
I by a committee of the Amec lew*
and Central Florida rrpresepFrank T. lUnaa, *dmlnlt7r»ks
hoping
ta
arrive
her*
“about
Misa Nkbola could not
I n ! tattres in th* -introdurtion of
Newspaper Pahllehet* Association
tea time." Haak'e aallmtttd
tha y a t • i a n *’
reached.
Friend,
said
she
had
been
j
today. Th# report seal submitted
another congressional ic-distrlei- '
speed from l*ia&lt;h»* to Roni"
wrote to Senator Dura*" V- f 1
I by radio committee foe ac.iow by hoping foe some lime la make IhJ 1\in* rate sure. Unier the luuvlilon*
was |74 miles an hour.
tr who Hk I gubwlUid t# hUR
the aasirfiCm riling statistic, to sltm.pt hut that no definito an-1of the nteasuir, the districts Would
bar *f tuUtrnpkl*
acuacrment could bo ma*le until he made up as follow*:
l ahsw .that the rati* *1 radb aJ- her plan# were finally rompleted.
let peeling tks Florida brA*
First: Flagler. Lake, Levy, Ms p
' roit'sing ta newspaper adeerrtOt*
lh national horn* f a r ^ g
Un
Whitaker's
campaign
platform
ion. Orange, OarroU. IVdk, Pul' Jarrsasad frass aethlag in IP2« la
tn
reduc#
the
costs
of
government.
nr in. Seminole, Fumler and Vo­
&gt; I M pet teat far the first gaarier af
lutin counties. Second: Alsrhiu AU will he Intioduced. at Senate I
• J H I aad 107 M a t e radio advee“ Vou I r i Bslriitd lw t tM I
Huber. Bradford, (lay, CM m W J ( f t h | i toddy * add • TTtoruday J
tirislly reduced tor th* last ^ nl board of boapItaUiatlon hna 1
maiitlng.
Duval, Ullchret. Hamilton, tafs
yet considered th# engineer** ^
IM.wkov IT.raV tai'. had "tiled to etlr, Nassau, 8(t Johns, Suwannee
Senstor Whitaker would put
days.
/
t e d . bW. but would fly sdtk and Union counties. Third: llav. service feet of court clerk# an l ■
Unemployment In Nsw EngUrtd port relatlvs to hla aunrey;:
Hr, a , fsr *a R u h r Grace, N.
|« “ gradually adjusting ItaJU. Florida tile* for th* gt*pe*(rf ■
Calhoun, Dial#, Escambia, Frank- sheriff- bark to tha scale of U*W. I
the tsklng-off paint, if she goes. Iln. (iededen. Gulf, Holme*, Jack- representing approximately hall
•aid Charles II. Txylor of th* Boo- home lo f that •&lt;*(*. * «» A*
Whea work oo the rrotoe aaJ mn, Jcffrtaon, lawn. IJbertv th* present rates and involving
formation has afficinly b»*u |V
ton Globe.
moooplane k eawpleleil. It ■*&gt; Madbum, Okaloosa. Santa Rosa. annual saving* to Hillsborough
(lark Howell, publisher of tha out*to my kmrwlsdga ralatlee
saM. the rhlp eriU have a cruising
tout*I y litigants alone i ( thouAtlanta Constitution, said the th* eftfUker1* rarommeadhn
rruid af about MW m Ira an ho Jr
•and. of dollars.
southern textile Industry "led th* which hdT* Just corns to m* I
—&lt;ut dosed t* between IM and ITS
any nut of lbs IMM dapreaslon
The lillis snoiishlng the motor
mistake of newspapermen aad on n flight ns long aa lhat across
and R I' doing tha aatn* thin?
vehicle department and th* slate
LONDON. Apf. 22.—(API — now.” Georgia and neighboring
aarty breadraster* wbo figured the Atlantic. Tb* " a - p nramr,
plant board, Senator Whitaker axpUlned, cordeinpUle the- liansfer Alfonm XIII. king wllbwit a states have prospects of th*
that radio wjvsld never be a dh-et with n supercharger, will develop
Advertising medium. -*«m t have CM hoeaapawwr. -The Spirit of SU
of iiellvllle# of these bureaus »0 country, tame to Flngland last farm crop In 20 yaara." h* isld.
“ Coral lions undoubtedly *r# In­
the gnvtntor ami his rablnet. Con*' night on » ‘ hort buslne.s trip and
•aaw :a not rveegnitiac tb* ff rarer of IjM.i, had a 200-hors. power orator
tOmtlauad bn h r 8&gt;i»
•olidatinn of the state • shellfish was greeted by cheering thou* proving." he declared.
psora Is popularise radio area
Frank II. Noyes, publisher of
aad fish and gam# department !* amis at Victoria station.
|a the exleat that It would carry
A mighty roar of “ viva el rvy thr Washington Star and praslproposed I"
f 'f,h of Whitaker's
Sheet edvertialag".
HAN FRANClicO, Apr. 22. — ••ties. The sixth would ron.oll.lita came from th# throats s.f ruyall*'. dmt of the Associated Dress, said:
&lt;APl -Th* California forest fir# th* stale hotel commission with followri* as AUonsn strpp.nl ftorn "We are on the upgrade but Hu
•euson has atarted early. Intro- lb* state hoard of health. Pas­ the ra ti, espreas, tln-d but smil­ Improvement will be all but im.
dured by unsoaaonable heat and sage of the consolidation program. ing whimsically #t the ovation, lie
(Contlnuad on Pag* «&gt;
th* shortag* of rainfall. Ha ra- Senator Whitaker said, would ms- was hustled &lt;ntu an automobile
nml whirled away to the Claridg*
nrntn and Rad Bluff rer-.ilrd
Tb* conditio** *f the four per­ maximum temperatures of W&gt; »t&gt;4 tirially reduce thr general atal#
appropriation and would not Im hotel.
sons who were tgjared ia an sutupair th# aenrice now lendrred by
ruoUIr accidswt *t lb* intrracc- MA.
8tat* F'orustar M. R. Pratt re­ the affected departments.
FONTAINEBLEAU. F r a n c e
tloa of Geneva And Btardall As*.
In ndditlon to Ihr.r general Apr. 2J.(AP)~ The sadfaecd wom­
nue« yesterday had Improved to ported several time* fire* In four
bills. Fens tor Whitaker has pre­ an s k i was queen of Hpiln set­
such ■■ extant today that all but counties. A blase also destroyed
tled dawn hete last iiinht In *
Mrs. FUhel Richards, who received most o f th* village of Inn City- pared th* following:
'A Mil dealgostlng Oct. 12 ns Co- summer resort hotrl with tier chil­
b* brld in regard to th* FletiW
a broken shaeUer aad wrist as Korn county. Met* than TOO are##
lltaabus
day
and
making
it
a
legal
burned near Aubcrry.
FVsn*
•Its, dua outlre will b* gireff .'.iJH
dren. whit* her l.usl-and was In
’
{Contlnuad
on
page
four
I
county.
those corvcarned."
Irandon, perhaps piaparing a moi#
(Continued On Page Four)
Ths talagrams in nuevliog j l ^ m j
A. R- Key, th* driver of the
Chamber* of C-vrumcrev. rltla**r^
Hudson sedan which was invaried
committras anil ImllvUfaaJd^vRW
ia th* coital** With the Ford se­
Florida, Hsoatnr Fletcher is ‘1, J m
ta* drive* by Mra. Richard., was
diratsd ths prevalence of miaaMH
released fttaa th* W pital this
prehension ax to th* statu of thkk!
nraraioc. aad. raaerapanied by Ms
branch hom* contest No taaa th d H
neat te make on tha msyar's
NEW YOEE, Apr. * t - i A I ' » wife, Mra. EU a Erg. V fl for Urn
eight ur 10 vompeting town* a h i f
inwut. which called him
a
Key horns at Txagerhw. He suf­ Clitlca who branId Ilka to •*•
cltlaa in thn state. It t.eata, hM y
an of brilliant rorntal incaparifered a sevars —t e rn shock awd Mayny Jamra J. Walker swap Ida
heard that tb* federal Woafd V 1
and of vast and varied nilslntitle lac plain “ mbt*i” sppltad
After a lingering Rln*a».&lt;-f rl,oul
husgitalixgtien had raache.1 a'deflthemtehea anew ya#tarday to tha
two weeks following n xtrok* of
nit* Joel,Inn so to the locutlMS o f.
iornUh Thomas, SoetalUl l«»d- paralysis. W. H. Paaka, AS. for tbs
task af sawdlag him parking.
And a critic of th* admlnlxtra- past 10 yaara a resident of Runth* ’ •■Utorixed branch and sack '
But Ik* maynr, who gav* hi*
a. darlarvd th* Igtlk of tb* Walk- (Old, died at his hom# at 807 Mag­
clalmtd
ha tha official cbaton i
fora a IMtaMrord ptoev of ki»
v drfrns* “ consUts in Uklng nolia Avenue shortly after «t»on
of the board.
mind Monday, sat calmly in th*
-lit tor •Irvvntb hour reform! today,
CUy IJail, confident M complaW
red on him by public clamor
vindication by Gov. Franklin D.
Funeral itrvkea will b* Held at
| by n*U«»l og thrt*tenrd inv*aI f BtaYflf
the Erickson Funeral Hums U - Inn. HI* lisuvsnan.,
— —Th* rlty affair* cecumltta*.
morrow aftsinoog at 4:00 o'clock, on a similar xrarrant waa .oughk
Meanwhile, newspapers said an
which **k*4 Governor RoosritU
with the Her. Carroll Vanwr, ol was not nt hom*. Diamond said b#
ta
romova Mayor Walker on th*
Announcements was mad* t
lb* First Matbodiat Church, offic­ was In N*« Yaik.
graaad that h* wacWetad th* rltyjl
iating. Th* body will bo sent to,
I'aiks, Ike tiucknin. told the morniqg by th* Rat. J. L T
a*_____________a. - I . s ___ a_ « L . . l a l A V
d
• was tb* report of th* city MarClenny. VU, OAtlf Frida/ July hr had b*oa halted on a raad maxi f«g tha past IT yawnt
Ur* rommltt** or tb* Nattaaal morning, whara bnria) will b&gt;i nsat Diamond's bow* th* night of ordained ministar of tb* fej£
•- •
Apr. I«.
bcatsn. hanged
tangc--_to a tra*
V
Chilean Club, which referred mail#.
I k * lee daalir nr.d and hla fata nraraS « U n h# w - Church. tU t a nrar Baptist
what It called Ova vagari** af
I t a n . If* was bint fused to My to whom tb# ddw
was wall k»
-M*yoc'a private Ilf*,
ha Evening Tost said a mov* at Rubbing1 I, N. C , Jan. 15- bolongad. 11* refused to aw*ar oat a Vf*r- Eaat roarth Strata.
igl Jkduonvilla and
It a *■ afoot to block aduptlon IMM. Hr Ut
■M* and counterr many yaatx, and rant.
•• •
______
’
the report Sy th* club. The do*- MacCl* any
Tb* w*tk xrW k* ta*id»-kd.
da aw tb* remora1
H 10 years ago
•Wt, which wax slgxrad by Alan came to 84
h* lesv.s - for
Calvary BataUl Service*, ■ *
TENEMBNT HOU8EBURN8
Kg altered tta iaayor to call it
K whara hr lri-&gt;
0*^ *# Msy 1.
^
,/bm KWlcml I
■Imp af sulphurated hydrogen
boltof with *U tabor Baft
NI?W
YORK,
Ayr&lt;APJ—
f l t e d -aUndoryo*."
f Ida widow,
na. Church MfantotaJta i
IftHMpgrl qwstad W. • Etagaoa* daughter, flansaa that taAgumad a
kooM
today
kinad
aa*
nBtoaotUlad
d Macy, ateta RapubUeaa ctalr, Rustic Peaks,
mtaa raasuring th# report whiU
i brothers 1 man, InJxrad 11, toft 100 hanmtota
taAgh Praaldent Ganrga U. n*rM. 0 »! on* Horn* ta th* UJxrtd w # tvagjrad
and f»c*#4 t* J t e ItoUr* xtertad
an inquiry to dtaomto* wkatUr

RUTH NICHOLS IS
PROJECTING SOLO
FLIGHT TO PARIS

Hawks EndslstHalf
OfLondon-RomeHop

Plmns Trip In Plane
As Power­
For 3fulTiroes
As Lindbergh's

Unemployment Is Re­
ported As Better In
Number Of Sections

Free Publicity
RadioSeenMenace
ToU.S.Newspapers

ins,, of l&amp;ltetto a llhaswbrr-

Meanwhile, His Wife
Moves ToNewHome
In Town Near Paris

Victuhs Of Motor
Rotary Club Hears Accident Improve;
Reports OnRecent 3 Leave Hospital
Jacksonville Meet

California Forest*
Menaced By Flames

Legs” Diamond Is

Walker Critics Rem Their Attacks W.H. Peaks IsDead
Following HisD ense Statement Following Illness
LastingTwo Weeks
n»•tlo1».,'

|ri*ct.“

New Church Group'
Orgtniied On Sandi

's u r is s s a a

�season fo n t, the
A n a l ly |UWv«

Ok.

A B | M M »m .

W IBM

tel. Deland, Jim Harper,
it Park, R. C Krana, Cocoa,
akcr, Daytona, and P*to*
I, Sanford. J, T. Hagan, Dola president of tha leaps 1,
Lawton Cerrer. Daytona,
ary and trsaaorsr.
I tho laegua la not a fly-bynffalr U practically guaraabamuae of Uw adapiles of
rs and playing rules which
.Bach dab moat post a guar*
4 Of |2i la ad ranee, to Incaru
fcpialnlng In tho league dui*
too Mason. Failure to comply
k playing rules see* the IS.
tiled to tho league. Each dak
iKowad SO man aa IU taster
na player that) ha allowed to
until two weeks after the
ne secretary Is notified Just
t players win he on the loam.
Ineon against any team lat
lag
ralaabls
professional
p i at tha close of each half
filer to wla games, no team
I he allowed to sign a player
In a« day* of Um dosing dale
Mh half No players d u ll be
rad to play titular an assumed
S, failure to comply with that
**k**aa dtihgnofRi from ibe
M. Those ruler are but a few
bo many stringent prortalonr
were adopted to make tha
la a strong, amateur, and
•pro affair.
srting this afterasen, and
laatag erery day aatll the
bn sprite on May ft, Maaagpt

B k Me la IttfenL
Aa announced In The HermH
gap days ago. the league being
MapI-pro affair, aalarbe, regular
Igrige, are out of tho qemtic*,
p ager Birr announced that ha
l,Mking charge ef the club fei
t eas porpoM, "to aaabt In defhplag young bali-playm.” Ua*
r pceeent plana, ta far aa Ian*
pf (a rancemad each player who
hears during the mast two
aha for pruetbo purpose* and
Own A real desire and Inlant U
Ip hall, will ka glean n chance
‘ pby on the slab and ta ahars
anp Miming*. An urgent appeal
any farmer ball-players, na

loot pter*
( l i d — ll

r in i or a ii,,in i u » in* &gt;u&gt;»
(na. Ilaying their flrat all gamea
of tha year without the aerrirwe
of Captain Wright at ahorUtop,
rhompaoti at aeaood, IWmlrirhr
in the outfleli and Usque on the
mound, they laat flea itralght
games before they pannded oat 1ft
blu off four Philadelphia pitchara
rratrtday, ani won their lin t
tame, Ift to i. It waa a free* hit*
:lng game, the PhlUlea getting II
blowa, but Bhaeto waa ateady la
tha pinches. Krery Robin got a
•lit, with l.ambardl, the rookie
•oeat league ratcher getting threa
■ut rf fire. We look for them le
•limb right gp atartlng yaaterday.
A * n/[r&gt; •- Now let'* take the Iteda. They're
tal only a few minor Injuries to
■ontend with, and hare need tha
amr line-Up nine* tha aeaaou
iprned. They haren*t been able to
lit, that'a ail. Yaaterday they aa.
dialled llelnl* Mein* and Will
Wllouby of tha Pirate, for It hlU.
be most damaging of whlrh waa
dick Cullop’s homo run with twj
m baa* In the fifth..lied Local
iltrhed all Ike way and let tha
Ptratra down with right MU. Tha
Inal erorr was 7 to ft In faror of
|he RH*.
The Cuba and flard* hooked up
irt another pitching duel which
Barbigb flrime* wan from Rob
‘ftm.'th and (Jay‘ Bush by a 3 to I
wore. The Cuba got 10 hlU, one
wore than tho Cards, but Bottom*
'ey with hla home run, and Or*
MtU and Watklna wltk their
triples, all counted as runs. Man*
■uao caught hU first game of tho
/ear for the Cards, while Moore
ilayftd hla first game of the year
n right field tor the Cubs. Tha
wla pal tha Carda la sole posses*
ilon of first place.

the Yankees’ ft to 4 wla &lt;rrrr tbd
AthtoUra. IU k!t ■ kMM run with
tv* a* in the fourth, m i anelhec
banner with N » m hi the eighth.
Eacnshow was- the rtrtiia ef the
Yankee 'attack, *M allheegh k*
aBmeid bat efcht bits, Ikey * t n
bandied at )a e t t lb tight lime.
It waa Big George's saewtid defeat,
this Urn* partly attiftmtaM* la the
fact that tha A‘» gel hat atx hi«,
leclud-'sg tha deebbs o ld
a

a n M.tkr b|g leagues thia year,
pal tha forsn of Di trait Ip n e t
b /.r t U a c U hits.to ocac. aim
run*, and win Ik# Kama ft to J.
Willi* llodUn to il* all Um way
for tha InJiaitt, Uvag alckad for
a dawn hita. That haary slugging
hy Ms main helped him la a big
way hewerrr. Ilojrt and llap rU
tried In rain to atop tha onslaught
bak the Indian aluggsrs would net
bo denied. Kerry Indian pot a hit
or mote, with Jo* Vaamik coniineInc Ma rrrat batting by yetting a
triple and ilagle. Stone, Detroit,
hit a home run In the eighth.

w

m

\ i

Nlrkaban
.
Natra 1
beat. They're feat a hitting
They're gat pitching. 1
young and tough. Q m h a
be dangerous erery stop a
way."
•
Jimmy In wnlfonu bat at
tapaciUled by a set af tan
meats In Ma left kwaa sa
In the Washington series, a
to be, out. of the hospital
ant back aw first base far I
Mack by game time Woda
la tho meantime be* has a t
to sit and ruatlanto In tho si

Thr llmwna and White Hot wars
rained out, a delag* ut water rorerlng erery inch of. tha tit. Louis
batl-perk hours before game lima.
The leaders to dalet Hess*
raaa. Kolb. Yankees. Klein.
Phillies, Mane. Detroit, ft each:
triples, II. Blew,' Senators, ft:
dawMas, Vaamik. Indiana. I ;
stales haws. Myer, Senators. J[
raaa hatted la, Hartnett. Coha,
Hheely, llrarea, Spencer. Sena•ora, Lerey, Brawns. SeweU, la*
dlaaa, R each: meat strike aula
was game. Jehassn. Yaska. I t:
llalloksn, Cards, ft; ahat*owt tic*
toelea. lirwwu, Sena Iera. l i m a ,
Indiana, Ii rimes, Cards, Heibald,
Brave*, I sack.
F'.ro larding .batter* In ' etch
league
indadlng
yesterday's
games:
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n a t io n a l

lkaoub

PLAYKR *• O A B R U A rt
Leaah NY. •
ft t f d II .440
Merger II...
7 M ft 11 .433
Rhaafy
V m i l l JH
Wilson Rt. U
ft Ift I 7 Aft!)
Whitney PM.
d M 4 10 A lt

b tb first Barker, had Ma af fan
with the reporter* yesterday
when ha agoaUd ant a bag
story abool the peasant race
aa far sa the Aweric/i bags*
b raarrraid, Ha said easagb
yesterday to make' him the tor*
get far plenty af aagoatbmaa*
ly adbrilrca from any a amher
af pbyer* an aearning risks,
altbasgh Ibaas blg.ilmers taka
erarythbg that’a said wRh a Mg

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University af

How They Stood

ago boa crept np an tlw'ftew*.
•or*. He heHetea that lin e *
land, with Us tough, arrappy
ysaagslere will he the hard sate
la crash. Yet. shea bn talks
about aid age. he aaya that MO*
br. Dykes, and liana, who war*
•ff their game laat year, wtU
atogs a Mg reversal and skew
Iheir heels ta the rant af the
leagua. Kridently the Fountain
af Teeth mast kora recent I/
bemi dlscsrseed samewbara in
Um purllaateal prwrlace af 11.11•del ohla. Jaat aa a mailer ef
argument, we don't aarea with
the Pass whan be aa;* the A'*
hare strong reserve*. Outside
of Todl at.flrat. McNair sad
Williams In Ike^InfM d, sad
maybe Her lag Um catcher, did
the Athletic second team which
played her* net ah Uanr age
bad yaw to betters that CWab
Mack had atraag reaerresTr
They lacked something It aoems
to as, aomethlag the clwh&gt; go-

Warhlngton
New Yoik Cleveland 4BL Louts 4 .
Chirac.
PhUadalpkU
Detroit
Boston -t—

The count lass friends af Dan
Jackson, Berntools High srhod
ace athlete, one of the moot popu­
lar hays tear entered to a local
school, will regret to learn tha
ha to critically III at the H it t
home *a Myrtle Arcane. Young
Jackson la suffering from a mys­
teriously swollen gland shirk has
apparently became infected. HU
•peady rwcwvsry U hoped for hy Dickey. .
f
weerv aport-lorer to BhafeM.
Detro t
003 001
dereland — 0ft! IU

. Bwttorbei Hayt. 1
Be hang; lladlto and
WaaMngtwi 000 Oftg 001 f t
Batteries: Bsmall and . B
CreaJder, Taaachar, Pbkar, I
sad Spencer.
Bt. ioult-Cklcogw— Ralped
NATIONAL UIAGUB

Outlaw

InNiciwiaUnder
Control By Guards

b or or. what with tho.Iadifi

THUMBS DOWN ON THE FLUFFY BOB

l

trash.
S l £

�which, p m

legal notices, or. delinquent tax list* do not affect taxes,
btlaf paid for
the individual obtaining tho aervk*.
, The Inter Siloes Jure joined tho general oppeol that
okr. legtstators not only refrain from supporting such pro*
poeals hot rather strengthen tho laws wherever passible to
guaraoteg tho peblfe complete Information concerning all
that la tout* on la- their governmental affair*. Declaring
that any legislation designed to aboliah the publication of
legal notices, with reference to governmental business,
atate, countjL.or municipal, would throw tha general popu*

by

Wa.f » a n y m

•"

H,adopted

publkuy now M a g extended by Florida newspapers, whose
writerf and managers.have been so generous in this re­
spect—'no small item in boosting our state and bringing
tourists and industries here’— would be lost
"Public sentiment, is being further aroused in other
quartet also,*’ the S t Cloud Tribune reveals, "as It la
pointed but that K would be synonymous to the - abroration of man’s constitutional rights, for Instance,.to sail
do propertyi levy upon bis personal or collateral .goods and
deprive him qf the same by any legal - move or process,
without first giving the action unquestionable publicity in
rtfe and legal form for a number of wedka or months In
a newspafper nearest the seat of action’ -prior to the ap*

jww

ahaasea art
being .tntei
from all counties, with res]
e ^ n r a T T e r ia v .

wr and lower houses at Tall*
h
loi, lucky if (tor eolewed, It Is understood here,
b * l H &lt;V&gt;r n« ton or twelra hourt put out by an EaylUh fine. Local
to their views and Jnten* In one of hi* early eawpank* wer.- rJ cadging.
deiicatrmma ban keen catting

Lillian Raeoen, PetUr P. Dailey,
Prankle Bafley and Fay Temple
Un. net U seew lon loo Weber anl
Lew PWlde, Lillian, TrankU and
A y have pamad Into the folk-loro
o f beauty, bat Warfield aaya the
etage ia too aeay now. To Warfield
."Tho Untie Muter” » u not hk
graateet rob. lie Ubed “ T h M iC
When Bobby Jones had f&amp; t capturetf all the major Urn of Peter O r io n ' bettor.

lank Declare* Senatere­
te. fft'telolMng W slip m , ne
r .' M.
bp f
e l

3 2 l l e S L ^ u d ^ S r .'- l i
______
... will be allayed v lim u io u
legislators, always to be counted upon, give due
in to
♦A the
Item movement'
mAVatnenf n
ebpiUt of' tleeduru, w* consideration

• the dbrnUhof, U Tegaci-

IM i ban and cbeuae on rye &lt;«
approximate tho i U* of poltor
RtM ItUCulle—wafer e tfae ilie and chip* for year*, ' . ' ■ • b

Bobby At Hollywood

3KVST™

[d f titles which this measly
maasly little
llttis plsnet of ours
ount affords,
and Was looking around for new worlds to oOhquer,- no on*

With Mm advent eg S p riarfcM
aaebty girb art giving UCpaBm
that Impregnal
impregnable fortress,
when paper fvatura vrltett thvir annual
wood *nd try to (aga that
ii h gfti the altemot ieveryone wondered what Hottjrwdod copy of reniuaclag all-tfea froth of
would do to BobtaTjouea. Now, according'ttrTrands Pow- tha |Mf| iiHal whirl agaia and
gaiag Intp baaio***. Priaratan arf

S2d ^^to^V aU m S lU aT - - - - - - - ia-&amp;

it what.
in mrmtwrv Jaataad of sis, sra in the Consolidated Preaa, they art amased .it
,.n probably U will not b« Bobby tea don* to UeUfwood, for, Mr, Powers continues:

i C. Taybr, I
ronuaktaf of
optimUtU

|amend &gt;•
,ilU« rotd
•ic»l fall*,

*ytll of ttelaxtacnLstar. on the Werner .lot are eager
tb gef n o B d ff pAtnmp and furnish the necessary beck*
ground, fn hit first three reels, Jones waa supported by
iuch noted performers as Dkk Barthelmeas, Frank Cra­
ved, Joe Brown, Charles Wlnnlnger, and Vivian Oakland.
O ttel* wm make their appearance In later episodes. But it
is the teehntddcrew assignsd to the filming W Jones that
h"
S
’l S . t e
on, o, ,h . M S .
toast's lew-handicap golfers, but he. has gone In for Jones’s
Ipsfractional theories so strongly that it often is necessary
to summon him from the practice givens when the camera*
rush are rtady to *1011 it over.’ ’Chuck' Davis, the veteran
*hsad grkf of the Warner ereWe, never paid much alten*
tiqn to golf until Jones arrived, bat one day recently he as*
tonlshed the outfit by tu rn in g^ in knickers* snappy hose
and can.
'
"The climax of Hollywood’s metamorphosis to golf

i

SU PPOSE for a moment that advertising didn’t a ib t-ih a t it e r * wttd
la tha world goaeraUy ram rat
ptoaad the ftn t ag June. 7 %*
managemefita'of Um hrga and
• # R boaiaam latUietbaa that
»S&gt;pby them knew from Mttcf
•SHrioact that thfs will happen,
hat they can't do anything about it.
lk|* U th» kind of a town whom
m b cannot afford to offend cor.
tain people. Furthermore, It ja
more profitabl. to put up with

as trade-marked geeda—that everytking you bought kad le .te )edged
solely hy lie leak er feel er teats.’

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Wtary

nc&amp;m

w W mw

w tei ywa wW g
That M ,w*y. fa

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�rhltd.cn rejoywctltg, to “ Moth«r (loo'c’’ ahould dfvtd# them Into
tarn group*, rat "betora" and tho
othrr "sud'ene*." She taka* tha
"act &gt;r»" Into anothoc room and
asplalm that thay a n to act a
lbo day on businea*^.
k-fWItoer Sraltbt o f $
City, la tke gucat a fM l
W. ,l t Hand at thttr .'l
foi'Bacond St mat. ’ &lt;A

for.the *1

R- Praaton, o f
I* visiting bar !
Saw, Mr. and I
&gt;t their bewa

J ram

by giving a abut talk
naariran ronipotem. The fat*
ing numbatji warn than given(
1. Piaaaoalaa, “ Ktombrr Bp
by Mans laaaaa and "John Pa.
tag" £ poiathy Uaynor. f0»
Maor*.

do 4. the evening .h i htWta
M .v n o overlaid with |^at«l
rad klolhv amt rentarad. Wtlfi
I* trata* of tax radar aad ytltlawafa fu thcr aeesut eating
Wall ii folor motif. A amro:
H was served by tbatoatsas
ddA bT Mra. Frank U Miltor..
fW i « m il. M u h O jk Cm and Mr*. A. H. Wallac*. f
m * . ^rcacni w a ra t Mr*.
tf* t&gt;. Bt&gt;hii|i, Mr. and Mra.
M m . Mr- and Mr*. Frank
t% r, Mr, ami Mra. A..&amp; Wal,' Br, and Mrv. B. It. Co*watt,
gad Mra. D. U Thraahar, Mr.
M»a. J .' D. Woodmff, Mm.
Mia. R. A. Newman and Mr.
Mrae-Roumiiut. .‘IV

EDGE WOOD

ilmpal Ch»rth will aponMarlptloa bridge party at
d i t t o parlak house. Tela- claugh.
Min, A. P. Connelly for r*a- -1 . Piano, "Rmdo f’aprtrlo" hy
MemMliohn, M lu Batty It IntarTrathBeekatV ciaa* of thm wilatar.
R "Vocal, "Noddin1 " by flal*
lawny. Mr*. W. M. (ilenn, necom[R. I . H. Cowan. East PMltd by Mr*. Colclough.
k'/Awenaa, aUrting * t 10 . T. P&gt;na, "To A Water Lily"
- .t b * bo*tea*** will to end "From An ladlan .bodge" by
foM -WilNpMaj Mini -John Merpnwell, Mia* Rote Vartwf, i
8. Plano, "Concert Polonalw"
r . : r ^ « b t &gt; v - M r* .-m k - by MaeDowell, M i» Margaret
Torrance.
At Ibe. conclusion of Iho pro,
gram lerj tea *and landwiche*
were ierred by the hoatcaaaa, sa­
tiated by the Mlaaea Margaret
Torrance, Mary Elisabeth Tatar,
Hatty Hlntermlater and Helen Wil­
ton. A profit*Ion of garden flowau
arranged
tar Madlag ua W onder afumoon in pastel shade* waa
about the rluh room* In honor of
at^tb* ta»m U -M ra U B^Thw^en the occasion. Placed at each rad
of tha atage were large Car*
IM t'-V k tary^ 1leading, tb* drv o- •land* filled with bright colored
tlaawl aad WhU study; Mrs. Tew flower* while | olmllar basket
taagkt a ,chapter 1* iho mlralon sikirnrd a Uhl* In tha ednter of
aiadr baab aai bam# tala*Ion Irail*. the stage. Grarlag (he menltaH m m praaanl were: lira. E 1Ilian pier* and other port* o f tha room
Victory, M»*. B . J h Smith, Mrs. wiwt a largo aamlior of vt*e* and
K a , Taylor, Mra. Flynn Venn*. bosket* of spring flower* • and
•
•
Mrs. M 8. Rockv. Ml*. II. W. fn oa i J
Hacker and Mra. L. E. Taw,
Mrs. Randy Anderson, wits haa
Otto Bchm*)| and La* Rutncr been til at the Ferns Id I,anghton
Iatallied today from Okuachobaa Memorial-Hospital, returned home
where they k*r* been ape ruling last night gad is report*) tu brimproving.

rnww-r-

C H R Y S L E R
STRAIGHT

EIGHTS

DUAL HIGH
GEARS

Pcrmamtn*
Waving
and Finger
With a pronouncad
dagra* of Indi­
viduality that

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T I A W B R SHOP '
»»*»
rtamt Otwatlaon
a*dRetail w .

I. Piano, “ Polonaise Mllllalra"
hy Chopin, ktlu Mary El|a&gt;hatk
■War.

gux-v* whit it 1*. CUtaeao tka moat
famllir.r rhymaa for dramaIlla­
tion.
,«-rf
■
. "Lilli* IIO.prop" la wall known.
Bo-I’eep rarrica a broomat'ek far
a crook, and tk* other children are
bar aheap. She falia asleep on a
cuahlon and the aheap ran away
amt hide. When aha awaken aha
hunt* them, than begin* to cry

flock" la " a and run, Iha Market Woman glvrw " alt hi a ln» etas*. T to on* caught bacon*

Er~r*~‘
ana Mra. B. Q Moor* and Mr*. G.
F- Moor*, of Wilke. B w * t M ^
formed a party raolsrirurt Bundav
to Silver Spring* where they apant
the day.

erence

Mr*. Q. F. Moore, of Wilke*
Barra, P*., who hat been visiting
her taa and daaghtcr-in-law, ■Mr.
and Mm. B. C. Moor*. ROl West
Twentieth Street, plana to return
to bar bam* tonight.
The R*v. and Mra. Wv A. Pierce,
of Green Cove Spring*, who a n
attending the presbytery at Lake
Mary, are the house gvaahi of Mr.
and Mrs, Arthur Brans* at their
hsrae on'Magnolia Avenue.

Bridge Party Given
At Rouminat Home
Paatal cplora pradomlnated m
decorntInna and party appoint­
ment* at the bridge party given
last night by Mr. and Mrs. P. KItaumilUt at U-clr home, 010 I'al
motto Avenue, for the membtia
of the Evening Bridge Cluti. A
profusion of .garden flower* In
poalrl shades was ai ranged with
fern in vases and bowl* about the
nna&gt; where, the guest's wars
antaiU’ned. Util*
Mils
Lucy
Rrumlllat. draaad In a blue crepe
da chin* draaa, passed th* pastel

Subacriptlon Bridge Party
Monday, Apr. 27
R:00 I*. M.
E pisco pal Pariah House ‘
by WcMMn'a Guild
Admission 50c

East Side
Primary School
Presents s
MINIATURE WEDDING
•l (he
Junior High School
Friday night. H o'clock
Admission 15c—25c
The public la cordially
Invited,

Thee* rertabily la a difftmw*. a vital and thrill­
ing difference, between Ouyaltr can and other
inoeoc a r t
For one thing, dealgn la different — *■ &lt;/
mdrtrr. Th* Chryitcr Eights have an cattvOwly
law renter of gravity. Lowwwung line* aval*
refreshing grace and baauiy—low-swung weight
give* perfect balance and greeter aiftty.
Engineering i* different—mort advanced Th*
Oiryurr Eight* have the eaduaiva Multi-Range
4-apaad tranamlmion with Dual High gear* and
a O lid, quiet gear ahift. One high mar for
lluhing pick-up in traftc apefnta-another high

gear for the open rpqd — boch In
typegtar*.
fSifocmenq la diOtrwtf — *****
Only a ChryiW . wdl jhw^uU^Qir

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CHKYUa* SIQKT . . . .
lU H M lIW I
CHavsLaa luraatAi. bight aiT«&gt;t**n«i

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ShryvWc performing* apeak* Cm
Gtryilcr Imperial Eight, far inwawea
rwvfvr A. A. A. Conecu Board M
mr r m !
recorda for caw to fir* milt*.
Drive a Oiryaltr—aoy Q s j a l e - a d lams
for yourself th* difftrancm that make Chryilm
cars *o completely outstanding an the aaad. A*
muter* o f avary airuation.

WIGHT MOTOR CO
RELIABILITY
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FLORIDA

SANFORD

n B;-r^7.-- ggrrfi
1* fJ

Better Bedding Week
Body by Fishec r •
Chassis by Buick , ,
* a combination which is winning 50 out

if every 100 buyers ofeights in Buickfsfield
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JoSH
'‘f T A 'iL L /v -E L y
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Bo&lt;*^
Vl'ber, cfaassli by B ttlck..^u
combination o f lugury, safety sod tea patformancs which win* for Buick oloan

®bald
or*m
1w,hlQlhe‘3oth,f
comhloed.

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“ Invest In

L o n g , h a rd moe mhowm
th e va lu e o f g o o d
m a teria l^ a n d
m lm pUcltg o f d esig n

The '
‘B e a u ty

“ Lay
Ea«y”

Rest”

Florida
Made

T h * beauty o f Flther a tyllof a t e iba
enduring strength of Fiihet coaapoaka

goodte-UMl conitruction to
ptite o i ownership, as wall as «

And. fan as Fisber builds foe tor
bcautv, lugury and darabOiiy, *a
builds each c W i to giva you
doosl perform anca ate roll ability,,
write o f a*w Brick* bars the p
VslvteaJftod Straight Eight togj

The wiy you sleep lunlght will effect every thing you 4o lonorrow,
Throe new inner-spring mallroorao embody nil ike Improvement* of
the lasl five yearn. Thrir soft, springy comfort Insure* a perfect
nlghl'o rest.

COME IN AND SEE THEM

which
Tube D r i ^ t t o a a d t f a r a
j FUbcr.
t o y form
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The “Ace”

Tha uBeiter&lt;RMf

By Simmons

Florida Made

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ftmwt hfekar tatartba M f i M &lt; a

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New Skirt-Styled Troiuer Costumes Retain Feminine Air
m

'I- t * ft tf'W
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ft -MTi 0 * * ' » *
(FASHION FEATURR)
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Ujtea ny* M i « ahown rather ibitahly 'ajvreprlate fcr
IhM Iba can*tad, UU-ohaprrf hour of tbo day, lb . two
ha TO aclcrtrd an all-arauad
and. farbelow. It a ttaao whrn ratUrat1aba io N IM .
Of IS. younger iet who h a ..
Uy„ t
.Urtinp
with
giiyianr tratal
noreaaiuioa a
fit
M M . I t a t a l b c wardrobe, Ad- dLenrrered that thru h no need i Imping
maarrllaa with tbo L*e-odg*d, aigbt g i mn I Ban,
rian,’ rrratot of - Metro Gohdwyw- la. t n i M
adoption of pajaawa thrtr rhokr boadrir garment. a n eaa
Kpytr faabbma, hag aa rapta- (m i thrao aiyka la Unanlmooa. with wi.kly-flarad tron.rn.
nation.
Haring air-minded id w i, tb.y {aye alao baa a boudoir a
Kncwing Um raotrarinoaa of roalltc that the freedom of tb m ;«&lt;• and u tln 'a t fetnhUne i
tbo frthMno apertm, bo h otk ro atyloo la * la keeping • with the negligee mold b«. For the
that ftylliU bata .lowly brought
waoww appradatlro af tbo ,y a )o
imp, fart lima I b d 'a i t prrdktoJ
Cap tho f adorn. .
/1r*sd r tbrir reaction baa boon
not lead . for wtmon art prefer­
ring tbo pood llnra and aIam*I
Bill Ko. tea, poimK- tallorod praro of tbo pajama

Wdalinp n (IM M 'bw H kr ir by.
» Griffin Rpedal School TW*
lalrict No. th. and tbn other rolNro to Fteat proof Ciaaoiag
padinp bank.
•'•*** t*W
One of tbo foot ora lord Wl|a
taralaliee A. I . Andoraan of
la]Ion, prohibit lap Bondry flabip la Um w»tor».^C.^r-bordering

Mrs. Hurt Is Hostess
To U«r Bridge Club

Illustrating Uat pajai
plaaar*: that few Of tho pupil*
rare fur cornatarrb podding until
It waa told In green &gt;Herbert caps,
when tbo woman behind tbo eouw|tr muld net boon op with tbo dm
mand.
A tprlg o f pa nicy, n dub «f
rod or preen aaplc, » lonf of ktlurc may make all tbo dilftrrnoa
lei area a - pallid, walntrrntiag
ptnU and ono .whkh will b . ralow
to tbo Inal Mia, Colo.a can bo bad

A DISH A DAY
By Shim llolim

Philadelphia Pepper Pot
Colo Slam
Mint Galatia Dtaaert
b
HeTenge

Adornlnp tbo room* whore the
pnooti worn -entorbUnod iwoa a
pnfual m i of larkapar, anap drag«■«' and other »pe ap flywoia. At
Iba tan hoar rofraahmoata worn
aorrad by tb# baotaaa la tko fol.lawlap: Mr*. Walter B. Cdoaaaa.
Mm. &amp; Re Dlybloa, Mra. M. 8.
Dkphtofi, Mr*. N. S*‘ Wippiaa.
MtV Georgia K. Rnight, Mra. B. U
MuUag. Mra. J. C. Boaaon. Mr*
II. B. Lawfa and Mra. 1. II. Illntor-

MJukmsry Society “
O f CburchNiuj Meet

collar w im two trungalnr ban
dettaj b y ,a afar la aarh. t w i
f . aat fKT by Um alrp-roe &gt;ukrt n t away fat fort faahlaw 1The

Proposed In B i l l

. K M IaaoJ Prow rage Owa)
holiday! a. bill ra.mburaing Judy.
I*. B. Parkhilt, atate attorney af
II IHaberungh roanty, for (MOO
dap to leiary tbnrtgb ftllart of
l*Z» kgialotare U pom a apotUI
art « ii in f Una $7800 anaoal aal&gt;
H eads
ary. paid tfwao olficiala in other
count Irar proi Ion bilta for tho folbwlag Tampans: Fraal floor,
Carrie Black amn. Raalian f.'rwamtr, W. P. Rig ion.. Emma W.
Stapleton and. Sophia Bailey; a
bill, aptnaorrd by Tampa dob
pomptiblo for.
woman, for tbo trorUoP af hitUdUc.ni ploy men! In th. lower K b- It matbrra .long Florida Mpti■lanippl. anllay, yaartlrnlariy 1&gt;n
Lonalown. la "ropHlj dUapprarU p" and thiawa praraaUy ar. Kin
Rratty good .abape.^ apld RoUrt YOb’ tA T B
Ko lop, riW atcr.t.1 tb* Now -Orkam Daily Htatcr and Um Shrwbaport Time*.
ia
,
Good (crop*. Ip Ldnlaiana tiiia

in Fres*
%e Prosperity

I f V 't r Bopreirntattrao R
rna and Cbrf W. Burnett af
an: llooao Bill No. W, aponby Brpraaontatlro I, Tom
oral dlybeton to report w i l n
prpUlratlnn oft karat a p r o p
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                    <text>Nicaragua National Guard
Outlaw Situation In
C ontrol, S ta te s General BOUSE

and' n p m t a t M I r n * Itr-T n lia h M scc th U y e a r, b u t e v e ry
c itiz e n o f Bentlnoi® C o u n ty
e a i r f b i n t w jth p r id e • » **»•
fin e c o te r ie .of girln nrbo a r e
s tu d y I n f ’tsf, tb « S U l f CoUe*»
for &gt;Wm m b from far Comity.
■V* racvlved
i l l rvcognltlonara MW Rebaaca Stovana, who « « ehoagii »*
the head of bar sorority, and U r a
Ir. .whn ha*
Y
baaa
Phyltte. Smith,
In bar atodt.a.
among th*
tha coUaga la a
Tha ram
a t this m a n of
baautlful
, and all tha r.vaa
• Ilia jraar. 8.
many and ratlod
In fall leaf,
tha wall* of tha
vlnaq cli
either In bloom or
brick. but .
•howlnr ita* tender leave*. Recaral dogwood tract am ino la
tbalr spaing drvaa of wonderful
w'bltaa" fl««
•hat la of probably m &gt;ra
Inter*)* la the girts, spring neon*
that m y on# or two month* more
af l|T# school,roar retrain baior*
varstlm time bogfna.
Inatltuttea I*.: located on ■
Vital), about on* tnlh» from
'*■ * 0*0 whlelp tha Capitol la
•t orarlaabn Hb* ally of
’ ^ptrUtM aRusled atvld

MANAGUA. Nicaragua, Apr. lowing a alight raithquaka ahock
i t —(A P)—The Nicaraguan N a­ oarly yaxterJay morning. Work­
tional Guard, (Irneral Mattbawa, man among the pile* cf dabri*
Ita eomtnan-tc r, X«|.| yesterday, arattered Into the,open whew Uio
Declares He H as Con baa tha outlaw iltuatlon in hand quake began, hut In a few min­
ute* they were ba k I at .work
sistentiy
Done His ta bla high satisfaction.
again, awlnglng thalr picks and
n ..H
_“The National Guard'* atrangth
f u l l D u ty a s m ay o r ^ noo m*B&gt;» 0fnfrt, Matthew* above la.
rOf
t * »U.
t S.
a Metropdlil
» * - *—- —J , , “ 'aaWk “nod lhaa* far.-ae arc cov­ - ( V k Uaorga 3. Meyer*, comering an a m t of W.OOO aquaro maoderr of the Memphis, after hi*
early ye-ter day at lot
ALBANY, N. Y„ Apr. 8 1 - mil*. W* ar* *rtiding talnforco- arrival
to all |tointa a here th* Cclba. radload the 'navy* de­
(A P )—Mayor Jarnrt J. W alktr of
may try to taka advan- portment a summary of report*
Now York told Governor
aolt.yaatanU y l a a jg ,000 w.rd tag* of »*• •“ nallaw .woa*d by Ifom - th e four Iiinelpol pada,
Indicating that none of'them was
■* fb* earthquake il.ea«ter,M
•ta tenant that rhargas
Tba- Guard, Urn gvwataL-addaAiVartlpoaly —wdaw gm d. - foreign.
piA-teUw- aiaoaatlaoo—aoohtooalq
Uqoa ot-. ita pa«t aaparianca In Ihe ln«irrgvwtw had
&lt;*1 darlare that I bar* adequate­ coping with aimilar •iiuatlotm. Uvular animus toward them.
Thrrat* againat TiuJUIo, La
ly anJ conaiatently dona my foQ Tba la*k U n difficult one, ha
rii tw aa mayor of tha rityt of Na« tmfctod out, hacauta th# out­ Ceiba and Tela apparently had
Y arn" th* mayor'* atatemeot laws aro rarely aaan and hlda Iwen rheekad, by government
troop*. At Lea* Plane*, whkh Ih#
•aid, “and I aak that thaaa charg- aorny In mountain faMnaaaaa.
(Continued On Pag* Rii)
Managua waa quiet today, fol­
m ha dUmlaaed.”
Replying to chargra of “open
id lordld. corruption In-tha po­
lk a drpartmrnt" Mayor Walker
“Th* mayor cannot accept • • *
m p&lt; risibility for tha Individual
conduct of 1S.Mll men at all hour*
of tha day or night. II* doaa, bow•ror, accept rtaponalblllty for tb«
moat rigorooa proerdur* againat
any member of it oho ha* In any
way Indicated unfltnca* to wear
tha uniform."
Tha charge* to which Mayor
Wntkrr mad* anawrr war* fllai
Ith Governor Roorrwlt lata In
March by a group ef New York
cittaina 'organised an “tha city
affair* committee." The rharg*i
• era' algnrd by Rabbi Stephen 8.
Wiaa and Dr. John
Haynes
Hoi man.
“Th# city affair* commltlr#,"
ia!d Mayor Walkar In hi* reply
yartarday, “la nothing moro than
on annex ef th* aociallat party,
matqueradlng under a rum* In(Cantlmad an Pag* 4)
*

Central New York
IsShaken By Quake
Minute

In, i t wusidcrfaL (
It. la cualomarif far onah of tb s
&lt;Tr t t a a t f b l in l r l to *m&lt; '
th# glrla from ( h a lf '
I or.dlnaar String th*
too# to any,, tMe‘roams
bajha a happy -period in th# lift
o f tba atudeaU, aa tbla glraa each
'
'*
girt a chance la hb** at
‘out*, agmathlng
add* a
•octal
CapItaL
atara* la
th* glrla
town of Itt
uhulon. Each
n u mi
Sunday
ay of the ei
ta
la aM body It »
•&lt;CbL .'Tbara* at«
bniqtttda, UU eaea
n**^ f i t and ' «llm,
It. Jaat
ar*
*aU ! aro
lion t#

ALBANY. N. Y„ Apr. 8 1 - ( 4 P l
-Central Naw York and part of
MasaachtutUi trembled to earth
•back* yaatarday. No aarlooa prop­
art* damag# waa rapertad.
Tba area In'which th* tremor*
war* fait we* not definitely out­
lined, but they acamad to ranter
•bout th* Alliany-Sehanac ladyTVoy ion*.Ikatbesa cilia* dlahaa milted on
pantry -abate*, picture* . awayit
on walla, chair* rocked by thauiMlvaa, and objects aktddad about
Mt tatl* aand mrivteU. A Water
«U)a, N. Y., man whe cut hlmaalf
while aha ring attributed It to th*
■uddan lurching of hla hour*.
Rev. John P. Datonay, In charge
of the arlamograph at Cnnlalu*
College In Buffalo aald tha Inatramaot showed th* dlatarbanc* ha­
gan at 8iM:I4 I*.' M, and lasted
abort on* mlnuta.
Dr. Ralph K. Wilson. M ilitant
dtia*tor of th* Dudley oboarvatory
ih -Albany, said tha window*
“aimak *■ If • Maay truck had
turn paiiinf,M
lla offered tba oplalost that tbs
•hock* followed th* 8L Lawienc*
fault through tha Hudson and
CblMpUIn valltys.
P r o vim*
quakes have lean laid to tbla fault.
- ' Rbfmn* of cracked • walla and
brokap dl*haa pourad Into nawapapar qtflcaa In Troy, Glam P»Ui.
Albany. ScbrnacUdy, and Rsratoga Springs. Residents along Laks
Georg* aald tba. shocks war* pr«radad by a k&gt;uj rear at Kaataklll
Bay, nnd that a rum his praca«d*il
down tba lake la a aouthwasterly
d lm tian . :
' .
J■—
.W SST—Taatract let for
burned h a u l a v a r d

Pm dfk Coast la Hot
Are Cold
Apr. 81^aummar
grips avar th* west.

ANSAfl CITY,

r &lt;i

Ikmlft* Coast and nub
of
Cal Iforal*
ooarad ta
, raaerda '-csmlng tba
•arvka ta laaaa

FWr

forarait

last light. I

ACTION
UPON TAX M il
Subpoena IsIssuedFor
Kditor For Making
RemarkAboutMRace
Track (lam ing Bill”
TAl.I.AIIAsHKR.

Apr.

21-

Former Sanford Resident FOUR
Was Among First ToReach
Stricken City Of Managua
Spriding to the itrl.kcn city of
Managua In a S:k«r*ki scaplans
Skl.ii vatried two doctors, two
h d p ltal attendants, ilOO pound, of
•rrum and other medical supplies,
a former Sanford rewW.nt, Lieut.
Ilaity F. Carlson, operation* offh-er of the Unitcl States Navy
airplane station at Coca Solo, Pan­
ama, was, together with a brother
oflcvr In a aimilar plana, the flrat
parson to rvac Tithe ruined city.
Tbl* Information w*. co u u ln rl In
a letter- from Lieut. Carlton whitU
whs irevived by his father, T. C.
CarDon, a few days ago.— __ .
Writing about the trip to Msrarl/o u t.’CoiLun said,-"We had
a veiy successful trip to Managua
•n,| hack. The weather on the way
pp wisn’t so good, Imt not very
had either. We left shortly after
six in tha morning, tha other plane
g.tting to Managua at 3:30, and
I a half hour later. I had aoniv

PERSONS

trouble with my controls, and had
to land at David to gn ov«r them,
then again at Puntarrnea, Costa
Hlca, for gao. Tha other plan*
landcil just once on tba way up. A.R. Key Is Driver Of
“We landed a t the Marine avia­
One Auto Involved! # !
tion lu ll, and after getting tha
TwoWomenAndBoy 1
lanr ready for tha return flip.
went into th* rlty to look over
Are O ther Victtnui ? j
the d easier. And 1 want to tell
• -------kS&gt;&amp;\
you that the press Yvporta of it
An the reaull of *n tulo- - |
did not sxsggerate n hit. It waa
terrible, with not
. ■ solid building mobile accident, Mrn. Clap*

f

-&lt;A PI- The Senate toddy apu n , aad handrada-ef- p« ^ t(W | e||eg R]eb g f a i' aniTTtef dqn. "1 —
rrrv T d -d t -to tdnr-lhw -aethm -of
tiurle.1 under the wiackage, which
the House In diverting fund* of
wa. burning.briskly In soma placai pf Goldenrod, and an uitUlau—
and siViouldrring-- b r 'Aaasma- •JH tW W -w v jn n s m tr tv thr.*tatr"a new'.UhariUtvca tax to
other*, after bclng'hurned over. p naxengcr in th e c a r aVo wtoi
'
lwnaflt »( voenty p.-hool*.
At one corner there ware fqor • a id to h a v e been d riv in g , j j
The Senate, however, refused to
bodies all badly burned, and two
appiote the House hill to make
crushi d Just lying out In
the a n d A. B. K ey, fo rm e r S a n ­
VV
the Inheritance tax law trtruelirct, with no not paying tba fo rd lia n k er. w ho w aa th® W
a
slightest attsntion to tham. I d r iv e r o f th e o th e r c a r In­
artlve from Novw 4, IB'UI vvlicu It
didn't go looking for any more voiced, are In tha Farnald-Laugbwo* aih»’ ted by the voter*. The
(Continued on Page 4)
mrasuie, passed by the House
ton Manorial Itoopital suffering
from cut* and bruises which are i
yesterday, v*« refrrretl to tha
repotted to he serious In the
Senatr finance taxation commitof tin# Of the women.
lee.
According ts Deputy Sheriff
Abolishment of the supreme
Martin, who Investigated tho
rcurt
commission,
e.tahli.hed
wrack, there war# no ay* wllseveral yvai* ago, was sought In
nesses although several person*
.
tho Senate, while in the llousa
nearby heard the nolaa of tha -v
congressional radislrlctlng held
crash, fir. Kay waa said to hava
the spotlight.
been driving hla nudaon aodoa
/
,1
hill waa Intnulu.ed to g i v e : n p n P P R R lo il H a B
0Q Uearvlall Avenoo. MW-. *
Sam Kinlaw Narrowly south
Vice President Gives Abdicated King Will a Dne
new lineuo for tho five rt&gt;n-|0«*yn U C p r c P H lO I l
Rlrhatdi wm aald to bava b*m .:s
Talk Before D.A.R. Take Up Residence • sessional divisions of the slat* | ( J | Vc n S t l m U l U B COT Escapes D e a t h As driving n Ford aedan eoat oh j
while another was referred to tha
Avanue. Th* two cat* r ...
A t F o n ta in e b le a u committee
Improving Industry Train Crushes Leg Geneva
Meeting In Capital
for a public hearing.
met In tba center of tha In tcm o ^^
The House also recwivrd a hill
Don with ouch forro that th# Kayla • ^
PARIS. Apr. 21—(A PI—Al­
WASHINGTON, Apr. J l.- ( A P )
to tax chain stores. The HnUia
Itrlieved to bava aecldcnUlly car ran off tho road Into a ratory ■ “
HontiKRN, N. J.. Apr. 21. —
fonso
of
Spain,
waiting
in
dxila
—-Daportslion of aliens attempting
lobbying committee issued a sub­ (AIM -Myron C. Taylor, rhaliman •tumhlej over a railroad switch In field on tho left aid* of RaanUIt A ,
for hi* people to call him homa.
to ovaithrOw- th# United State* Is to live in Fontainebleau among poena I* require the editor of
R ank Siding&gt;l**! night at about Avenii* just aouth of Geneva Ava- ; •
the Wildwood Echo, a weekly of the finance commute* of the
government was urged last night tha ghost* of th* historic p**t.
b:00
o'clock, Sam Kinlaw, young nno while tha Ford turnod otcarM 9
United
Steel
Corporation.
*xby Vice President Curtis.
on It# rid* In th# dit»h on tba
Today hi* qceen wit taka hdr newspaper, to appear for exam­
switchman
of th* Atlantia Coast asm* ild t ef tha road.
Addressing th# annual conven­ children there, putting up at tba ination regarding rvfcrrnre* In preaved * belief “that w* mn foe*
tion of th* Daughter* of th* Amer- Savoy hotel for tha timd bring bis paper to tins "rate ttark the fulur* with ih* fulltat l.ln* Railroad suffered th* lo** of . Tha two woman ami tha boy, t
lean Revolution, thavlce president while Alfonso l* In London for gamblers bill”. (I. F.. Maddox li confidence.” In *ddr*aalng th* hi* left foot In an accldsnt whlcn youngster of about 10 yearn af
•ga, war* bleeding profusely
alio advocated deportation of alien a few day* on business, lie will lhte.1 •• editor. The lie of the annual mealing of stockholder* nisrly cla med hla Ilfs- '
“
" in*' *nearby reached
*
para
tka ..Ar* ,
eliminate and racketeer* and join them there when he return* •nmmlttea wa* pt'-voked whan
Kinlaw, t* • rntmber cf a saltrli when
members
heard
refervnoe#
to
yesterday.
engine crew which operates In arena whll* Mr, Key wm said, ta %
tightening up of present Immigra­ and later perhapw they wilt es­
"Tha atlmulua, whl.h adveraity tba yard* n tir Monroe oath night, have bean In a slightly
thoasond-dollar check* being dis­
tion laws.
tablish a Ftivat# residence.
has given to our affuria to rvor- wm riding on the front «f tha en­ and dkaed .condition,
tributed
among
roambera
of
th*
Tha eled praablrnl .poke after
The Duka of Miranda. cMaf
tha delegate* had been welcomed of the royal household, announced legislature with copies of tho gnu's* and Impn.va our industrial gine which wa* slowly backing up th* apparent aarlouanasa
bill to leiallto th* pari mutual strm tuie," ha said “hat been very ta pet mil a northbound local train women'* wounds, they
to Washington by Mr*. Herbert that Alfonso had chosen to
wagering aystam at hnraa and great. We havo been passing
Usover. Th* flrat lady voiced hop*
through sontorfrUmtotUm b*t W
for a auraaaafgi aaj^len. ami ax‘praised r*graf*ha could remain hand In &lt;as* the elections In .The Senate of tha Florida !&lt;ag- w* rmarga from tka lasting period • t • mode rat* rale of ipead. It rvachad th* scene. Mr. -Kay with Improved affklsnry and a
only a ihort time.’
Spain next month should go hla itiatur* irronvenlng yesterday af- more highly prodialng dnd eeo- waa aald. While non* of the other carried to the hospital by B. E. .»
mrmh*r* of th* crew saw him, Chapman.
t*inoon, voted appioval of aub. - " r j fl
A little later Mr*. I-nwrll F. Ho­ way.
At tha hospital thla aftoinoMi , ^
bart. president gene.al of the orTraveling •* Ihe Duke of To­ mlaalon &gt;( a constitutional amend­ n iiniral has'* of operations, our th*y Iwllev* that h* atcpptd off
ganiiallon, advocatatl that the ledo. the. monarch ilxnned t» ment to Ihe votere proposing an tribulation will not have been In the engine, stuinhled ovrr the doctors war* busily engaged In
•witch, ami fall, nearly under the attending to tha Injuriah of. th®,
Amrtiran N ary b« built up to tha motor to Calais to crua* the Income la* In Florida. Tho voU' vain.
“For myself I entertain m&gt; doubt moving train, lie was unable to quartet and aaact Informattoa 'as ' v
limit of the Lindan Naval Treaty. channel to England. Among other oa the Senate joint resolution,
remove bla left foot from th«
Kha also (tarried “leadership nf thing* hr will arrange to place cast after an hour of debate, waa that turh will bo tha outcome and trark until one of the whbela had to whs Is th# most seriously h a rt -Tl
with this in mind I believe we ran
Is lacking. It was ssld that Mr
communist* who hpva mmi- to this the Infante Juan In a lliltish 2T tn II.
The Senate also adopted a Jo'nt fora D r futut* with Ihe fullest Iwi*«cd ovrr II, crushing It Jutt Kay would poselhly to obi* ta ‘
country to mak« il another Soviet naval school.
through
the
ankle.
leave th# hospital thla •ftem oan.^vU
i
mb .
• jjj
The Duke of Miranda cleared raaolutton proposing a mnalitu- confidence."
Russia." adding communist leadHU rrli* atliacted tha a|t*nPirsldent James A. Farrell
if
Tha condition nf tha woman was
era have taken M mntage of un- up mother point yaitanlay when tlyaal omsndment in provide a
Don
of
Ihr
engineer
and
fireman,
aevVnth justice of the Florida Su noted that March .hnwrd substan­
(Continued on Page 41
(Continued On Pag* It
who Immediately flared him In • uch that they wara unable t*
preme Court by a vote of KM to 10. tial imrroCFinriit In price* of
atnt* thalr names, u tte r* found
in . . . ^
din
structural
slaal
a
ltd
other
line*
and
.
. .**?*,*
K a a w - Y n r k ’l l - F o r e s t
1 *•**
amendment*
If
Inoiiglit him to a point near tha tba Ford indicated that ona ot th*
|irrdicte.l
«
"rea*
maid)
focal
f *5,W *
,
J,
* | approied by the (loose, would be
Fi rnalil-lurughton Memorial Ho*- woman was a Mrs. Ethel Richards.
Fires Under Control piarei on the baii«t in th* n«at year" for tho corporation If It pital,
where lie w*s tranaferrod A telephone rail ta Oviedo re­
general election, for appruvot or could obtain a grrater tonnage at io an sulomohile and takrn thvia, vealed that *h* resided at GuldenNEW YORK. Apr. t l . - I A P l - rejaclion hy the people of the present price*:
I'hyslrlaim found it n n tw a r f nvl with har buiband, who It a
Th* annual meeting, which a t ­ tn amputate hU left foot just rat pantar.
3
K nm t firrs burning almost with- stair.
Forty new hill* reached th# tracted ■be.nt IKK) men and woman above the ankle shortly a ftir h*
Tha Fnrd and tha Hud*on a r t
NEW
t IAIM
,l«M
of th*
Nh.W YORK.
l ORK, Anr
Apr. t81.
(Al &gt;
Wh ,rr
no Irrea gr*»v. whi
vv.rth floor a* the senators sponsoied to the ...rparatc homo of tho em« admitted tu th* hospital. Un- at tha lUve fiarago wliera they
Mrs. Mlnnla Alsenson was nnd.-r |iroMKht under contrsl ye-trrlay. new measure. *t the openiOv th* world’*' «ical*«t *l*el corporation di r physician* order*, no visitor* wane towml shortly a fter
arrr&gt;t and also Wider observat'nn i Th# Now Jersey fire warden an* (h'rd week of the session of the in the Hudson.Tru*t Company re­ were allowed In hla room, hut It wrack. Canaidarahlo damage
sulted in ratification of a revised waa said that ht U rearing reni dona to both automobile*.
by nlielosto today charge wilh I iKunced that all hut thi.-e of Ihe legit latnre.
Opposilbin to the pmiwrserl ,on- pension plan materially Increasing fortahly.
having p vuiad boiling water ond: « / * " •
^
^
c impensatlun and fixing the r*-(Contioued on I'ogo 4)
Mr. Kinlaw ha* bean connected F urther Facts Fou
.
v
.
in tha aUte had boon aKUngul.mil. \
tlirm rnt ag*.
lye on har husband ami her two
AlrpUn, plloll y.po,..,, many
wilh the local division of tha rail­
The
plan
worked
out
by
the
In Slaying Of Gi
road for several year*. With hU
young stepson*, banting them so I f|rP, along Pennsylvania Mountain
MIAMI REACH — Mote than
Ihra* wife, he live* at 301 Wert Tenth
badly they may dl*.
| elopes, although non# apprar.Hl MOOjOOO building program under­ boanl and officers after
years study foreshadows Ihe re- St n et.
HAN DIEGO, Calif, Apr. 8L
way In this rlty.
^Sh# also boat th# two hoy*, ; ,,ul
otitro).
,
tliement In 11*3.1 of Farrell, who
(AIM —Conner's surges na
Martin. 14, and Harold, II, with a |
ta* bean president since lu ll. II#
nouocad yesterday an ili ltj
hilled It as “the greatest thing Decisions Are Handed the body of LnuUo Truhai
hammer, polka aajd and gauged I
Ihe corporation hat done with ra- Down By High Court whoa* nude body
found
cut on* of H*r*ld* #r*». She then
•peet to Ihr welfare of l'« men in
window .ml
Ing from a tree Sunday ha&gt;
Jumped out
It,
30
year*
af
history."
At
tat!: ? u . Police found
WASHINGTON, Apr. 81. — veiled avldence that a tt
rp'.alnad Let ankle.
f ed hy stockholder* tie voluntary (AIM -The Supremo four* hand praradad death, and that tha g
her wandarlog about tha couilra'd
Stap
Jamrs,
charged
with
assault
retirement ag* la fixed *i A', ind *d down three wrlttan opinion* j had haan struck a heavy blow, agf
Disorderly conduct and drunUnIn tha roar of tba apartment house
fir lent to have caused uneonagl*
nrs* case* featured yesterday oft- and disorderly comluct respecU** compulsory at 70. Fart*U'a seven­ during a brief teaalen yeatarday.
clad la a nightgown.
lv was
a n , continued until Friday In­ tieth birthday is Fib. lb, IV33.
Two Gemgtana failed In an ef­ outness.
Samuel Aisenqpft, bar husband, rrn mn’r **m»lona of Munlti|&gt;al ly,
Tils unanimous ratification if fort lo have th,. ceurl glva tham
ft wm Indicated th* girl
waa a widower whan (bay vrrro Judge R. W. Wara’a police murt rauao Step James » •• not In
conurf. Offheia Gray and Shatter the tienaloa prspasal .which ereatad a respite Irom death sentancaa. al(h*r dying or dead whan ibJ
married absut a f t a r ago She rlmala the arraat*.
m y h in ten et In ataal and financial (’•a rt brought hy Hjrrley Adaina, slayer placed
th* nooi* about har. - x
rig!
•a had b*«« married bafor* and activitiai.
Jo* Smith, col .rad, pleading rlr-lrt herauta of Ita effect upon ctm idi-d „f murder in Columbia Hack and pulled her body to Ibq
Couit rpanad with Judge Ware
3
brought lata Uta haaaahol! h«r
transferring to county court tka guilty tu a charge of disorderly Fanell and other prominent offic­ count), and Arthur Mayor* In limb of th* tmo.
•on, now aged 4.
Authnritiaa Mid a note raralvmlNaslgbbar* told tba noll-e tha caeca of Gaorga Jackson, colored, . onduct, waa fined |.V lie waa nr- ials of the corporation, was t)ia Richmond county, were dlstnlsaad.
Fred Strang, eonvbtad In tha yeatarday morning by the father .
she apparently waa Jaalnut o charged with basting a bi»id hill, i a*tod by Officer* Williams aud only de|«rtur* from routine hualGray.
fnl, ral district rvurt for Northern of (ha girl wm written b&gt; Looto*
net, onsidetad at tha meeting.
Algenoin'a MO*.
Jasaa 1 st, colored, chaiged with
Trass, on a rharga of using tba Saturday night and Indlcetad aba
AWanton, waa Aoaaing yedar and (la*tar A n d r e a , rolorcd.
nr* I* to drfraud, attamptad to was dlaaaiiaflad with har lrama . .
day miin'.og, polk* Mid. when*b* charged wkb potU lorrany. Of/l- dlairdtily conduct, was lined M&gt;.
lane hi, aentanca set ailde on th* Ufa and Intended leaving tha city, .
cam* lata tba bathroom, where ht &lt;*r* Shoffar sod Nkhol»«in mail* Ilakdaiilted that he atruck 0 0» Campbell Will Seek
ground -that one of th* juror* who
Th# antopsy aurgacna Mported '
wm bonding ovar Mm wash oavln. the flrat a m a l, Officer Wilcoa |h« grs named Rufua CoUlna bccouae
To
Beat
Own
Record
folllna used profane language
tried him had bean convicted of an examination showed tba fiyV•
aad amir*d boU W wg *aw r with ly* aecond.
against him In front of hi* wife.
manslaughter and wa* disqualified. bad not bosh criminally n&lt;ofttuto^'
I.
1*h Mor**, whit* yoath, chart*J
and hack. II.
te If
LONDON, Apr. SL — (AP) — The cmirt rafuaad I j consider bla
Sh* then w ithrecklau driving on 8a‘urJ*f OoHIna, who declared that ha was
Sir Male dm Gampbell definitely
%
b 'a ttla th* balk room, at- night «h«* bf nod Fred Brandi, U n r e a l WM fined l i , although na decided to attempt to belter hla plea.
Mo.| of tha day was devoted in Prom inent Physician;
ta tba pell**, basted mot* driver of another ror, ram* to­ fatjM l *ba rgt had bean lodged
own
world's
land
speed
record
of
pat ly# la R,'and poured It gether on south Palmetto Aveunr, •gabwt him. Ha wa* found to have 8(4 mil** an boar rwronUy set at disposing of r t m asking rsriswr, Kidnaped In S t Lot ‘ '
tho court refusing to re one d tr
bed bW raa* soatiau*d until KH- dlatptliod the peer* In front of a
•W^logaoW k
LOUIS, Apr. 81— (AP)
day. O ffkar Gray made the In- nagr* iburrh and tha homa of l o*. Daytona Reach, ha told today. As mo-t of them, ono being th# gov^ — ' M
soon •• tba Btoablrd car I* ra­ rrnmrnt'* claim that tha aatats af Dr"7'I. D. Kslley, J r,
O ffW r B laltar mad* tha arreaL
vialigsttM .
.
,
Shows J. t. MrCeaawi, white, charted WoKor Grawfonl, negro, mxrged mmed fr&gt;m P mswoe Aire* whan* the late John WaMmaker of Phila­ eye, ear, noon, and throat
drunk, and pleading R waa rxklbUoA ta the British delphia owned 110,000,000 In tag- Ut and aoa-ln-Uw of th* tote
Decline with &gt; dninbasmasa a lta r being
Item McBride, wealthy oil l
fined $4 and 38 day* In ind initial asperities It will ba re­
a rre te d by OfPaar Andareon. was
natir, wm kldnapod last nlgit
•0 days waa aospawdad built for a nagr attempt- Campbell
A r-fV -lA P T fined •&gt; after pWadlhg guilty.
•r being lured from big
h* did not appear In aald ha to gototf la New Zealand
HEAR ADMIRAL DIES
Plakay Burke sod Rtalla M»*rprioslpol »&gt;•
tha latter port of tba yaar and
lelenhono Call for bte
Wkdaya.
r.Uufta^ S U t'i If, near* wemia la court oa a dtsHla automobtle wm ftomd
I. APORT, la d , Apr. 81.-(A P»
Whit*, white, rbarged may make •■ ' attem pt there siper- ordariy eondqct abort* toW Mmii•aa fined $3 thourh, ha UAtkf T h e re la nothing —Rear Admiral Royal IngtraoU, In 8t. lAgl*. County
•tat.stic* cal atvria* wkkk rwonlted In to*
ht. died today after a brief illnot* without • tine m to
:*5 h B
ya, tba U days aoapand- definite.
of Burk# w t M U i a l l M d $'• a»l
caused hy uraamle poisoning. Ha •bouts of tba pbystoiote
'
attend*
church
Da
Merely
WMgiUi
i
t
a
W
I
.
"ftlb * flguroa
allot lad •aivnl In th* navy daring tba Civ­ mood for ronaam boa b
KEY
y.and doM not appear
Mar. IB. fkots WllUama ao d 'G ray mad*
work at thto il, Hpaatob-Amaricga, gad World calved by tba doctor*#
raurt again within M for rirar
.IV ef tfar Al
far m tba autboritifa know,
Wart.
pln&lt; a.
Janus and
Tha
.
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DEPORTATION OF ALFONSQ DECIDES
ALIENS URGED BY TO LEAVE PARIS
CHARLES CURTIS FOR RURAL

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STEEL CHAIRMAN YOUNG RAILROAD
OPTIMISTIC OVER EMPLOYEE LOSES
BUSINESS FUTURE FOOT IN MISHAP

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Wife Potto Boiling
Water And Lye On
Husband, Stepsons

Disorderly Conduct, DrunkenneHs
Feature Police D o c k e t Yesterday

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R a n t a 4 f u n &lt; Ik* »*•
base sack whew he filed
| pinch-hitter N tC M r 'i
tgU I r N i h them M t
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Poor bals running and a pullaJ
batting punch sansrd tka Reds to
lose their fifth straight game. The
Pirates, with Kramer In the bos,
beat them f.ve to one. HI Johnson
was driven from the hill la the
seventh after glring up five runs
and nine hits. Kramer was touched
for but eight hits.

Hera ara tka highlights of flatorder's games: National l«agoa;
The PilalM won Iho opening game
if the Cfnrftltmti serifs by best­
ing them • to 0. Ptench went th*
dlstanro for the Pirates, while
Wynong, Benton, and Carroll.toll­
ed for the unlucky R»d*. The Plrgteo got Ik bit*, t he Rests I I . . . «».
TJUTTim- L srh arr buried ike
Drasea to their fesseth - gtfflgwt
Win oear .the Robins. Hheely and
Wilson H i the Braves sluggers,
Jl game since baseball was who got 18 hits. Brooklyn could
Igigeied. Rsaslly M,&lt;01 paw eel hut nine M atured hits oft
k Jammed Ike Yankee Btadlaai rochory: Phelps. Motfngly and
tder Ike oannlesl t f skies Is Mnors pitch'd for Brooklyn . . . .
a &gt; Wsatlfal pileklag doel ke­ 'Tint Walker and the Giants msda
ros* Raffle* and Walkerg end It three out of four from the PhilI l l s ! elctoey fer the A'n. Ilea, winning 7 to I. The Glsnls
may Dykeo' konst ran broke
-nt 19 hits off Benge, Behenler,
Via In the wreath while Male Bolen, end Wnll. while Walker
gas* mingle, acwriag
Biskay 'Imlted thef Phillies to five hits.
two of them d oubles............... The
Cards brat the Cubs 7 to 6 In the
opening game of the series. It
was a in Inning gone. I* n Warneke and Bud Ttsrhoul walking
In two men In the tenth with the
Soseg loaded. The Cub fans gars
Hnrodiy the ra u b e rrr through­
out the game. He atrueh out twlc*.
wire with the boors loaded, and In
gaiter Johnson's Senator* rorap- •lie slrih Inning he made two er­
[on four Bostpn pitchers far 111 rors. Wild Bill llallshan llred up
a good for eight runs, enough •n h's nammby walking nine men
the nearly nine Innings he
puke it four straight wms and &lt;n
•Itched. Derringer and Lindsey
fa.them the league lead. The ain|&gt;hod for the Cards. Malons,
|ra was H to 0, tha third shut- Mar. Worfleke and
Trachout
| game (his year. IJayd Brrtsm HirheR fee. the Cobs.
he up 10 hits to the Hose, ha'
(y wero sa well iroUered thsl
American Lrngue: The Boston
S gtan reached third. The Fee- Rnl floa won n hmutlful lk-lnnlng
a scored s li runs In Die thin! game when they best the Ynnkewv
th Bpenrrr. see ralroer. If ml Ing i to 4. flherld went the route for
k aUsrk with a triple with two he Yanks, Rllowing but II hits.
Webb's a ngle after Bothrock had
louhled In the 16th. scored the
Detroit won its second gam# of winning run. llerry tied the scum
M year when it stopped the harR. Cor the Hose with a home run In
lUiqg Indians kf a 7 to t smrg. fhe ninth Inning. Camion seas
pH w hltshlll was stingy with knocked out of the bos In the siith
W, and aslda frjm tha fourth In- when the Yonks scored thslr only
Igf when the sensational Veamlk four runs. Old Wiley Moots then
It a borne run with one on. he held them scoreless fur the re­
never in Irouble. The Indian! maining nine Innngi. allowing
four pltrhcra to no effo rt but throe singles. It wns n Jam-up
trm tf and the New York fans were
•ait's Stone hit a hone run.
wall pleased. . . . . Lefty Orora
Hell the 8*tutors to five hits, but
tilts by Cronin and Bluege In Iho
eat, the So* slammlne I hiss fourth drove In the two runs which
wn pitchers for 16 h i s Inrlud- finally won the game, 2- to 1. Bad
t i l doubles and two triples, to *am Jones pitched netrle sevrn
hy a IS to 0 scoie. The Biiiwns innings, and got credit for the
yd their runs on n doren bill, a n. Msrberry relieved him to
they couldn't match the Him stop g Mach tally. Three t f the

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la Ik* Natl*aal l-eague, oof
h a Caatwell had poor lack
Igahmt the Glaala, klo ►riser
euamatca. They drava hlat from
{J* bog la the third laalag afav ACOcing fear teas no ala blia.
rke final trace wad • lo X. IherM; sad Cunalagkam followlag
lea *■ the monad. With all Ik#
mLag d on. Iha Glaats gat l4
dta, the Braves 6, Oat an eelra
igas his waa recorded.
«
dhaille Root got credit for hi*
pond, victory of the year when
|m« timely.Jilts and soma grand
otdlsg saw the Cubs whip the
kfds, 4 to t. Charlie had plenty
f trouble In the first Inning when,
Rev pnn run Had scored, tka boaI remained crowded. Two besutl
U w g . .to the plate rut off two
ligr. ami after that Inning R*(t
h i’ no irouble whatever, Itlllni
U Cord, down wlk throe hue rtur
V tth o last eight iun'ngt. HartMBs double In the first Inning,
b rin g Cuyler and English, proV
I fa he all the searing that e l l
U a d . but Ik* Cubs mad* th*
L n e ’aure by driving flin t Rham
E m . the bo* In the sixth. Ksufm a flal.hed the struggle. Ar
Mrflow crowd of 48,000 paanlc
pc* vent to the Cob victory hy
M end continued applause, re
mm** the booing ,lk#y had (howw upon Hornsby and his mstas

Governor

p a t r i o t i c Organixation Assemble* For
Its Annual Congress

r n s•r
sty
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WASHINGTON, Age. B0- 4AF)
—A vsngoard of 9000 Daughter*
of Ikt Amorkaa Revolution, nosetnbllng kora far tkatr annaal
Continaiital Coogrtao, yeeterday
did (rated In- Btataar, Hall a
stator of M m Berier, first govrrnor of Teaaaasoa.
The sorrier at tka national
capital araa a pcvlnds to a fall
week's prograin stressing Imre of
country, and aatlaml Manor and
opptsing roaimnntaaa.
.
lira. I lli kart Hoorar kas ad­
vised tka groap aka world at­
tend tka opening araalon of the
congress Monday morning.
Last year . tka argaaixstlea
keunj. ProKw R - ll 00* 0 ^1 Kppanl

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Raid P irrw tw —

IN THi NATIONAt
thnotiMUs
.
MOSt PfCUllAR
RECORDS TO MIS
CBIDir THAN ANY
MAM IN tme-

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NOTRO AVIATRJ*. Am6 HIS fOSW&amp;T
fATMIR.liWT HERBER7 J FAMY,
POOMlNEMT FIVER,WERE BOTH
K IllED IN AIRPlAM t ACCIDENTS
DU«IUG THE IAST V(AR OUT-..'

JAMES* MADAMf * * *

JW0AUMTED AMD IS WOW TAKING
LESSONS IM W LVIN® f ^

f/Al

|y painful. Jarkaoa won eipeeled to lead the team «o
i&gt;anor&gt;. and with l.lndsoy, was
the hope *f the team. That
k* alien gland certainly cam#
at the wrong time, far Jackson
migM have her* the ene who
brake the state pole sta ll, rec­
ord Instead nf l-esen, Miami,
and lung. Part lunderdsle,
who boll* rrosred the bar at II
feel. 7 1-2 laches. Tip Partin
nf Osiedo r*me In third In tha
lao.yard dash. The Miami tram
waa the meet with 91 points.
The fate nf Hanford nad baoebsll this rummer leeta ,up«m tbo
&lt;ulrmitr of ■ meeting tc% be held
at Daytona tonight. The writer.
Pid Hire end fa t, llennU will at­
tend, and will make gvery ef.
fort to laml a berth In the illclub league. (Tencent City It
seeking entrv In plar* of Bahfmd. In the meantime.. Manager
Rlre announces that he has lined
up several crack players, and that
practice would begin tomairow
afternoon at the hall park at 6:00
o'clock, provided Hanford got In
the league. The sosson officially
i-pens on Sunday, May 8, which
give* us two weeks to prank*
In. If you know of anv baseball
players In this section, have
them gel In touch with Hid oi
the wrltec at once.

ADVANCE STYLES ON BEACH

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failed 'M endows^ t U r t it W m l.
Vice Presldewt Cnt&lt;D»wMI» W -tha
highest ranking effMol on tka
platform of tha proaant rongrasw
with an addtaao on Mooday
night.
Mrs. Jaba Hayes Arklen, atata
regent of Tennessee, presided at
yraterday's tribute to Bariar. In
place of Mrs. Lowell - Fletcher
Hobart, president gtnarnl of tha
I). A. R- Ooeenter Haary,H- Hor­
ton presented the statue In be­
half of Tennessee. ' ,
Selection of seven new rice
presidents general from HO can­
didates comprising this yaor*s
election promised sooso polities
to keep pars with patriotic pro­
grams and drafting of resolalion.
The vice presidential candldates are: Mrs. Walter Christo­
pher John, of TenhSMMi Mrs.
Jamas Bliss Chankshow, of In­
diana. Mr*. William II. Puch of
New York; Mrs. Jamoa KounIres of Teams; Mrs. Charles F.
Ilathwlck cf Michigan; Mrs. Her­
bert Fay Onffnty. of Oeorglo;
Mis. Charleo K. Harrick of IUL
mds; Mr*. William Henderson
Vausht, of Wast Virginia; Mr*.
W att Thomas Brown of.AUbamai
and Mrs. JsmM ^rankjln TrotD
man of ‘ Wisconsin,
Tor a vacancy among honor­
ary vice president* general, sleet­
ed for llfa. P ew unranla chap­
te r has suggested Mm. Alas En­
nis Patton a t rendldata.

PANAMA

CITT,

Apr.

liste d ^
in* Of

Philadelphia
100 0M l l » - » 7 0
New York
0O0 0*1 0 1 0 -2 * I
Batlerien: Ruffing. sad Dkkajr;
WalWrr •*« Cacbrune.
Detroit.
*00 100 • ! * - ! II .0
Cleveland
000 100 000—J 7 I
Batter!**: -WhltohlU
ana
f t k i n i ; F trrrll, Thoms*. Brown,
Joblonosraki and Sowell.
Boston
000 000 090—0 10 2
Washington OJO 000 0 0 0 -0 10 0
Batteries: Brown and flponror:
McPsydra.
Brillheort.
MorriV
Mutphy aim Bo*L
Chicago. -&gt;^M0 100 M0—IX U 2
S tO lO IOOrr-6 12 1

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USBON . Aj

of the. rent tal garemsaeol wap r -

S K S a W U ’S y a
ker* /frtyr^ajr.

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A ' wireless w*o-n|* from
r-n.rn.rJet Of

tka

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„a Gama; which Was seat to the

‘The gairiaeSi

PMU ^M«ada

(.aptal Of Ban MlgWfl) r»rr*ndertd at *;A . I K yeotardny. Tha
rebel laa&lt;Wf».;#s#Tftd tholr men
sad took High* In tha ataagsar
4 snds. l'ertngpsna , WtBskIpa or*
punning tka jikltlsa sasssL"
‘ The aosansor of* lb* Asorea ca­
bled the mlntrter ef (ha- Interior

here that 1ho pspointkM-of Bsn
Mgpior rsCrioed the government
Irrops kith great rolhOOUsm and
that all Imprisoned officials 'had
been reUssod.
'T
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Another me^tgo^ifroA the g e f l
rrnor of thsr Island df Tereera
ported that tha g ir t Ison g ars In
without rfeUtnae*^-Ifc, *»hl the
nlngharta and Apheeer, Cronin.
populsthn o f th* csjAtal, Angra
Philadelphia 000 000 040 2-« I t I do Hrroistno, woe wild with Joy at
Brooklyn
100 001 101 0-4 70 4ho fall of tka raralt. *
Batteries: II. Elliott, J.- Elliott,
As a result ofthk paJIfirstIon ef
and Davis; Clark, Quinn, Thoraton, the A torso,'- j Iho * agfdditlonary
and Ixipvx.
fortes there will be'-atalMble fog
Bt. loul*
100 000 000—1 6 1
Chicago
M l 001 000—4 ■ I
Batteries: nhem, Kaufman and
I. Wilson; Root and llsrinett
m isb irth
lo t 110 000- 6 0 2
Cincinnati
000 000 001—I R l
Batlrrlft: Kremer and Hemsley;
lohiwon, Kolp, Trey ani flukeforth.

romhoUng.tho reralf^yi--PunchsL
Maderla, where the glarement
aealnst the IJshoa authdrity .ori­
ginated. They will proceed to Ma­
deira where'they arflt'ba augment­
ed by m espodlllog'from L'shon
and wilt mpsf nn Tuichal.r

AGUTHKBN U A G U E
NewOrleans _ _ _ _
IJttle R o ck _____ —
Rlnnlnghsm

Chattanooga
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4 M i
6 .147

Yesterday's Reantta
I .Idle R ock-It, Memphis 7-.
i* New Orleans 10, Mobije 4.
&lt;
Birmingham «. Chattanooga 4Atlanta 14, Naibrilta I t (20
Inn.)
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20.—

( API —flecTttily of St*U fltlmORANGE FRONT GftOCERV STORES
son's rnnounctmeat that Amencm (ortti i o l U nol b« U imW 1#
Nicaragua to protect American
property was the (object ( I editor­
ial comment In Panama frets yes­
terday.
.
Tha Panama American says:
“Secretary
Btinman's warning
Coma any day. may lima of day. Not* grkat yaa
teams to be an Invitation to Gen
eta] flaadlno to eoaUnoe killing
ran aave from a Be purckaaa up. Jaat. Iry ft oaira for
Americans and tooting American
Ik* novelty oT tbo thing..
pioprrty anywhere la Nicaragua.
“It appeira ta be tha announce­
If yon want good floor a** us before you buy. Big
ment of • now Hoofer dortrino/'
the editorial continues, “which
shipment Juet In. You will bo surprised.
*
would hold that American prop­
atty In Nicaragua D not neceosorORANGE FRONT GROCERY 9T0RE8.
HOU.YWOOD, Cal.—Before nad aftor th# swim letfa H7 *ms, II* •ntll’e.i to military protection
CRAflll FATAL TD TWO
film player, wears a smart c*pa Jacket cf two tones of Jeraoy. evrept under certain (IrtumslanrIlICKflVILI.F., N. Y , Apr. 20 With capo lop and pockets carried out In Iho shado of bloo ef bar
—( A P M L J. Trsln. *0, Cam­
bridge, Masa!, and Howard Mae- hailing shorts ami the bottom part a f tha hip-length coat showing Crased P orter Kills
Inlyro, believed to havo been n Iho powder blue shod# of Jwr bathing null top, the combination
fP | | A m d l
Two And Wounds 8 To-Night
Harvard student, were killed yes IIs- especially
. .k l . l l . abecoming
---- kl—. U
mmnu* fair
fnlv coloring.
rcJnrinv
to Miss
Mias IT
llynme'
.
terday when their plane went
» _ ^ s
HOUSTON.
Apr.
tfc
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)—
A
The Isles! for summer resort'wear Is lb# short an1 abbreviated nemo porter killed a servant. Ms
Into o illn nnd crashed from
n height of about -TOO feet and romper suit. Mads of p lated striped or d-tted wash material. wife, and wounded three white Y ou'v* m#t ^
b u n t Into flames.
In splash color* three suit* lend tholr patterns for the occasions persona la a fashionable res Id#nos
&gt;•
whan artlvo sports ar* on the calocdpr. Ulliam BoixL-JUpi star, section boro surly today before a h im u n d * r j
CI.EIUfONT -MruJame. V . A.
self inflicted shotgun ground end­
llutton and R. tL Thpmaa purchte- wears g model ihiw ing * black kackmound with gay rad polka* ed Ms rusepage.
c l |s|r Hirhloails llolol aa.l dots and Ikiwors a tilts red acmes tks matsrial.
Bonny Bond pad his wife, tala, h l l o r t o M s '
opem-tl rrtahlUhment for- baslneaa.
negroes, dad shortly after the
•h rating. Other rid baa woes
David Harris, attorney; Mrs. • I t u o t i o n i
George 1 sash who was hastens at
A DOG DOC AND HIS POODLE PATIENT
a card party and Mias Janet Armedals, her plana. TW r condition
Is critical It has boon uaakU &gt;
The leaders to dale! Homs
d*&lt;erm'nt e m ntivi.thf tha adruns, Klein, FhUllcs, 8; triples,
II. Rico,, denature, I ; double*,
tack. PUtkm accepted tka WMr
etotemont af RaadV wtfpi that k*
Vosmlrk, Cleveland, 6; stolon
waa nahjeet Ip alghtmarua ttm
baseu, Myer, Henator*, levry,
which ka ^waka “srilpg rraiy.“ '
Browns, CIsssIL Whits Hex. 2
o s h s r o of
earh| runs hatted In, Hartnett,
Cubs, Rpencsr, Senators, levy,
MAXK TWAIN'S
Browns, ■ each| moat • Iriks out*
vne gum*, Johnson, Yankees, II;
*n.*t base* an balls one gams,
STOtY
Haliahan, Cards, •; shut-out vie.
lories, Brown, Senators, Grimes,
Cards, Brown, Indians, on* o*«h.

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IUm Odd Frllowi* Hall.
' HONDA r .
P me*Una of tho St.
Od'st Holy CroM‘Kptoftb will ho held at «:#•
• tb s ' parish home with
M .J k Holton and Mbs

nave to be doubled.
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rer. from the Tampa Tribute ,wataW&gt; a ’good
which M ight do a w sy w ith th e y
Tribune su g y e sU T b e t ln s u id " o ^

Ooom, or m eob

DRESSES

* mm# to lag
iy. Mother Goose
I she wants sock
leu to know one of h*r rhytn**,
frr*t» the
IMsnlaabl*.
of •■Mil 8h*
ho.trM).l . aws df i lwh»n
thryof are
as*
J tlM
l or un«
tlM «*•
them Into a'Mother
cirri*,
WsboaU hnp«r«inil*
sheet, th*a drm aail that
na tall h*r a rhyma or p iy

hdlftfa# of tlto-BUte demands and actual uscesslunavoidable”, Mr. Darla insists, "the release by
njjband of aome 280 o r MO prisonen every year,
Increased and to p revent unnecessary pauper!fam ilies of prisoner*”. Furtherm ore, th e Prison
ch .w a s built to accom m odate tw o thousand prisV hits o v er tw enty-six' hundred, and if It hadn't
Old frequent u se o f th e uerdonlpgfcnow er, the

uu'N.ith cterq^

Club Your Buying

should point at the older'
riklUris first so the smaller'oqo*
will grow retofidvnt and Ihlak of
B N ts* U add. Thoo* who M l IS
MSMtohar a alnyle Mother Uooe*
jtasle &gt;9«*t pay forfeit*. T* re­
deem them the children • boaid do
OJMstag stunts like hopedSf
dcrooa IK*'room backwards, yawnlas aatil someone el.e .pnwde,
Ullln* atari*. or walk ins through

'X£&amp;*&amp;£
it dVergrowdlhg st Ralfdrd, but artkfld-.wloo serve
»°Mln&lt; th .
of
inch a cold III
[•Vofld, •
fry of protost pr
; |
Mr* no UrpieJI la
sa b er Ins th* «l
esrlod

nos*. Great organisations rtlri
for mulcting the permanent New

Mo better than ths present evalgm WOt^d W aome
4 by which only those criminals convicted Mr serious

w s u s

is

l£di#cWofly conduct, or getting caughlfwith a piht
Mr. cOdld be MVtrely spanked oil Ihe public square
iBssMi I f th# Panicn Board adopted th# policy of
fk n fin fc d Its most dssperatecriminals,
and of
ilng its petty thieves, this might suffice, but it
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favor f ir plaldk to shown b*ro»a*
woh: Is the Bob to A ria..T he
ptoU-UJa whlU. black, andyrso*
and the ' t h r o *-quart«r ieiurib
cool la Ints resting. A grsto bat b
wont wHb this roetum*-

ikmb check sir! a quarter for
lb frauled fedora, knowiny fall
cell that ha b ' moroly paylny
htitragvoua toll to a eorporatb t
(bat note thousand* of 'd*IUr.

ssr* b T u ^ ’tM.,
and se^ tllile . atolen yoar cays
wKh a blfd to It from a window,

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nd If It is not possible to hold the criminal Influx

r ja s g is # ? '

Should ho aood also. * WhlU the
&gt;rtray* sp&gt;oAa to th# homo are
approximately standard to alto.
It b difficult to measure aeruretely f radio na of* a tpoonfal. The
few rent*1 outlay for a meaaurlny
tup and eet wt spoon* wlU pay
fc's dlridend/hf better rrtulu.

'A*.tow cart* London r r would

loor econom;
loose upon tl

bandits and
dTR q uarter

SHlffif 9

I A PepreMlon

[f% gome good aldes'ty a bualft#*i
whWh ar# dftso overlooked when conslderiag- these periodic
•tatnpr which visit th# economic world. In ths first pines
whsn TnoMy becomes scarce and making a Uvjng become*
tan ) the public generally'awakens from its customary spat h / shoUt etVfegfftSr* and demands a general beta* dashW* h*YS Men1 examples of this V ewMwo~J#iwp*
; n P * 1 *h W f c j p M r t l W Mayor Walker a regime to under
fire and In Chicago where a “fed up" cltlsanry turned out
xll* Bllf^ Thompson, In the second place business initia­
irenlly Jtnlous of *|l th* tive And" enterpme IjfidtTy enjoy a new awakening. Ship­ totf,an eetrry. On* e f th* asset
V Nlraragn* hns been re- ping fine#, hit®/* #gr«*t falllng-off in ocean travel, have ||i ths tic of recent new rsekat*

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P k to adrsace. Ths fnsslty marsto tasyht thsb sasmptoysd vb.

out of the police?
|snry Kerd .has been offered
0,000 a year U writs three ban.
i w*rd* tblljr, for Iks Msa/it
anlsatlon, proving that there
none, to f riljsg. sometime*.,

new form s o f tra v sl WhUh would

lipuA of Americsns who have never
4VWgK.ll nUBIIWC BCfVtCV, /VIllVf/CMn ®niP UWH*
ti* aiirrvd to a not unnatural ppoteit ov&gt;r tW«

ss d r a

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r ha* just .denounced a three-day crulae to

WHAT AN uwsrardfsJ twitting they |lv s w m m s^ont thjrtr

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itelr Mck of the Urge, hlgh-sposd tonnage troabb Utely asdersl
tsssjry if one Is to combine it “week-end cruise' SnderwstM natty! whl
U^n idgular North* Atlantic run—th* esaenet cn-Umwi q tfte stldj
Innnvatlnn

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la sooner tfiat they could bs
D,liners combine romsnco'fftb
r with safoiy, ai *
he nmusamsut 1
iway.- For jroara
travel.
of getting anywhsfh,
iply proved. Jt is not si
round-the-world tours

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n in I*toy Inyredlenta. th*
el dead ^.should bars atoplny
aajfto oyBer that th* mlolny
ipS (a wooden owe b prefer*
eJ c eo rsath all ef ths Inyrsdtal A dUh with stralyht eeitleal
Ss permits seme’sf Its eontsat*
temato unmised ander ths
torrert even tempera tor. U thy
l^lrd fsndamental feeler to hahb *. tmd to aa ares without •
beat regulator It b dlffbult to
Control Is *ny rae*. the *W»
temperature should he brought to
the-sp ecified prist b s f s r s
ths dtoh b pet to. Thermometors far tbs purpsee are

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Ons ot th* most smualny was
revealed in. of all thlnys.la fed.J
•Vs) prohibition raid sk a dowd.
town toft building. Ameny th*
paraphernal!* to S liquor timing

W. A. Adam* 1* apendlny aeeeral day* In Saraiota on foulness.

Exchanges

. Mr. and Mrs. Bark* Steele b ft
tkb raomlny for Jacksonville to
■pend several days. &gt;'

No Deposits

Mrs. T. I„ Hal* underwent an
opeMldn thb momlny at the PernaJd-hat'ghton Memorbl Hospital.

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No Refunds

N a t io n a l S h o e S t o r e

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Byrd m»tored to Jacksonville thb nio:nlny
where they pbn to remain until
tomorrow.
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latety; lUndura* breaks to-

Judging from a rtcent artlcb
the literary Dlymy/H l i s t -to
Orh ths high tassd thsi-at* roln« .business as to e high to st'of
n ets. •
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1st Dress
2 nd Dress

Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Conoley
ksdriari.‘McDonald l* w returned
from Vienna, Os , whole they wrre
the week-end gneata of Mba Elis­
abeth Stub**.
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t - ■” £r. ^Id d n . 3. Mnylrid^r had
#a(their'week-end ytieria a l thetr
home,' 708' Masnelb Arena*. Mr.
snd-Mrs. Carl I .‘Wayfelder, Mra.
Mob Dinyfelder, Mba . B e t h
Bchwalb and Bebert Diayfrldtr,
all of New York Clip, t
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Mr. and Mn. |L l« .;lUrh. of
Tampa, spent ths heestond here
with Mr. and Mra. Otto Anderson.
They ware .screwpanted here by
Mba Msptb Gatoor, abo
ef
Tampa, who will visit Mr, and

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BROADCLOTH

Th* monthly meeting ef th*
Woman's* Council of In# YlrsF
Cferlrtton Church was bold psaleid a / afternoon at the tome of
Mrs. f . M. Msrisr, Rime ; tbU'l
Apactmenu, dlth Mra. D,U.-«shnsen prraidlny and Mra. A. H. Byrd
In sh a m of the derotlento Tall.wtny the ussal rsnt'no of bu»lmss refreshments were sarfsd by
Umbastofs, awistad by MralW, A.
Patrick
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TMas present wsrst Ufa. F. M.
Marbr. Mrs. J? It. Richtodw lira.

“Invest In

Ky colors

8 SHORTS
WomanV Council Of
Church Hub Meeting

Better Bedding Week

36 Inckes wide
7 yards

NnlurmJ color

SILK PONGEE

I for

4 yards
*. A U ik llc

1HIRTS

$ 1.00
36 Inch fast color

I*RINTS
• yards

LEEP-JOY

“Lay

The
Beautx
R ear

E»H y”

Florida
Made

3H Inch fast color

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PRINTER VOILE

Cordefl, Mrs.* D. B. Jahntsn, Nr*.

The wsy you slw p tonight will effect everything you do tomorrow.
Theoo now Innsr-opring nuttrenseo embody mil th s Improvements of
Ih* last five years. Their soft, springy comfort Insures n perfect
night's re n t

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SUITS

The “Better-Rest"
SHIRTS

Florida Made

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F U R N IT U R E ^ I

�sights II
plnrtfrU
“I tool
moit m •
la lha fa
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csmptng out f* the «
tra its lha lUrHm
m thiy tool thirds
affair from bm nili

I Instructed officer* aad di­
a l The Aaaoetatod P rtai
l with svery sympathy Urn

• business dapm tton by the
■ameer*Uc rood—by th* thought*
fed afforto of UkwaOnd* of able
. ,
r a g to*th* *lun*t«|OO0 lanvheog
jpvsts.
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[The rssolatlon regarding wrw*
rosdcatlhtg - ■&gt;* offered - by
M rlai H. Taylor of tha Boston
Mb* and wa* passed unanimous• oftay more than On hoar of dis­
union of tha rilatlonit befeecn
hwtpspers and tadto.
Jerome D. Barmm of th* BjrraI h Peat-Standard, objected to
to- u*e of Associate,! Press die■Uhls In commercial radio proHuns, and Tslkot Patrick of Ihr
bid*Hom, NrC. News-Argna, raid
mvvpapere not aasoatotod .w ith
Idle station* fsM’W ^ ad t* was
than off the near* when II wo*
madtast, cither under newipa­
ir auspice* or dtharwtsst
Adolph Orhi of th* New York
Ime* suggMtad th*t Ihr rem atr
y In tha hand* of Ihr newspe\t% Individually.
OoL Hobart E. McCormick of
is Chicago Tribune
bsllevr.l
tow* ■ a rmairprccratog* of the
m p a tlU a i * fa d r from radio
nitons, snd said ih* Tribune did
It pu'jllih radio programs. II*

printed

and had to w ait faa k is s , 1

KSSriraH

mn^baaia^V*J to j
way.,W as quit* tln tl /th a t
, a* I am net used to *o reach

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flfy 'In

At CrkiciBinB wa* tfi
a Private Life

HOUSE ACTION
UPON TAX UIIX
1Continued Prom Pag# OnsJ
sUtutlrmal irtirinlmrnt to pstroU
tha lory of aa Income ta* was led
by Senator* .A. II. Wagg, Palm
Itaach county, and W. C. Hodgaa,
Tallahasaer.
Tha proposed crrallm of n
saraath Justice of the Supreme
Court mat scattered opposition on
tha floor. Senator J. Turner But­
ler, Jacksonville, Joined pr &gt;pones la
of' the proposed seventh seat on
tha Supreme Court bench, eaplain­
ing that the Supreme Court mem­
ber* advised that under a systrni
with a seventh Justice tha court
could oparala la two dlvlslani thus
virtually diubllng It* working
capacity.
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■ Several general hill* ware con­
PASADENA. G*l. — Arpeering
sidered by lb* senate prior to In bar royal rob** for tho flrel
th* prolonged debate over th* time, Mil* Marjorie Ives Wright
two p r o p o a e d constitutions! of Niagara Pall*, O n t a r i o ,
crowned “Mbto Canada, Quean of
IM l" a t Pasadena, ia shown hire
a* aha praparod for tha elaborate
festival In bar honor apswaorwd by
the Canadian T«irl,tx&lt;- Associa­
tion of l^w Apgslr*.________
Senator W. T, v ary , Ocala, was
the author nf the issolutinn seek­
ing tu permit tha levy uf aa In­
come taa In the state.
Kivo heal bills, all by Senator
Arthur Onmea, Kry West, pertainIng, Ip th* senator's home city,
were pawed by ttnanlmoui contest
under waived rule*.
(

dlsaaki itm tha DsaUuidM
It Mem# -time itw chit out
to match hi* private
all tha Pharisaical1awospokortP
the geraewar hla answie to 'th a
*% .tiraviausly made; aauWntrt
by th* City * ftaIrs iroto mitt**.'
• The mayor** Statement r*f»m £
to tha blast, rhatge* filed agwfa*
him by the dtp affairs committee
of th* nptMtol .Republican slab ri*y/ lab*
Tha-two committees/'v* separata ihawwr a
“During the past few weeks,
ll* rtmdltton
awing to .11*
rend)usd *• bf mg.
health ang nweitlty fok rest, the
msalfeU requirement* of city
boalnea* and lb* rffghlty of my of­
fice, I have Ignored th* unfounded
•and slanderous personal attack*
that have •bean, running In tha
gossip gaieties," ha said. "Nr
OOP was expected to bellav* them
end ae mm d i d . 1
’ ''’But when a hedw that sajoyaf
th* respect af it* all. Ilk* .the NaUanal lBkpubllr*n c|ub, employ*

d-weman of safe*
» New York thh
tg rsperianead k
ordlnaHly ■' cieafe
fa' National Republican
Committee with wo con&gt;rvdr*jn, bo civic pride,’
for tW fair name of that
■d add'brought forth h
aulpWftled hjMmgeri

CHARGE
public. * * • Holme* ittir Wise
ara both enrolled aocUUata. • * *
The rsHuliv* committee of th*
so-called •commute*'
larinda*
otha ip.active la'lh* socialist mavt-

; Mayor Walker’s rsply took'up
ode hy bna th# f t "d*tailed llama''
iw lha charge* *gnln*t h im -'.In
each ta r t ha taught to show ihsy -----1--were Without foundation.
In on* cf thest, dealing with the
police, tl^e mayor recited several
sri ion I taken by him for Improve
meat of it* department' lie addedt
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"The record a f the police departDtoWb M her*-n|in)Wai|a*d -com­
pletely refute* th e . charge, that
[\ the - mayor has been irresponsible
indifferent au j laacUfa ti« t f i pact

pubWsiw'.at wall &lt;■ Demorradv?
■T* fey private' Ufa I will matrff
It sgM aif all \he'ph«ft*ate»l com­
poser* of that tirade. My red*
srianra I* clear alto 'I would Ilk*
hoiking batter than to meat them
ay* to
j tol /jjrt tham attemtp
to Justify tfiamablvM In tha alghj
of God and man." •.
.Th* R spoblltin' committ** hto
charged'Wslkhr** private life idUttered with hi* mayoral duties.,
HBt^DrPOR HLAYING

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Wefts ribllhdHWtat*
tkftay af tha Hodddt
a* (n Kata *hd toar
reported th a t ItU d
klUIng some and wo&lt;
* AH **cr*s*rjr m b
overwhelming of . tl
MW op«*allg« In U

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GREENVIIXK, Tenn, Apr. 1|
—(AP)-tKaymond Seay, J#,
being ketj Is .Jail, ehargad- ^
Wls* and nUmr* wllh relation to
hilling James Harman. J r ,
thofr cksrgw* against tha vtoaywP ymtardoy -wara said to be
B*av ctalOM ba retamed bom*
ra the eubjaet of the magtstrwta*'
Kund Hr*. Seay siltin g In 1
nkart’’ , ■*, 4‘
moaki len.
II* UbiwIttaH 0/ *esitlnary *t
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what ha* heed doa* in the koagHum af Mootwo allotted tor
proving Intrafowatal w ater
uitjt Jacksonville to Miami.

is s a S f e ? '^

IT'LL SOONjBfeYrtiPi FOR BEACH APPAREL

f riant la wad r»om PMO (htol
pnploymra* • and saapad rltli iwWrrta In tarin hers hip,
Vka President Ourtt» told th*
mvantlra th* aoonar undaalrabt#
liens srs deported “too better It
m bar far a*r country."
Raglal ration of aliens, lha vita
ra*Ideal **14. would bo helpful to
to* labor, -department, and to Oil
tasking cit%Mthtp.
' Now, h* added, whan they one*
roach this country, "they are free
ts travel ffM atb*Atlantia to th*
K clfle, and Jrum . Uv* Uulf to thd
Ja af th* organisation and con[ulatod afforto to build up Ih*
Ung sentiment for adequate

ttfidnw **

Aktoatad by a its vote Pridi) and
left oa th* tslendar on a motion
fa r recoas deration srynt dewn to
flail daffot yesterday when Ih*
Batmt# bant th* m itten for reconrider at Um by a rising vela. Th*
bin proposed to rniur* to taro,
th*'present minimum of Iwe years
aa tha penally for stealing horses
or ratlin
Th* Senate went Ints legislative
•artIon shortly haftwa 6 o'tiu k m
th* afternoon to racalay from (lav.
Do|l* K Carlton a list of ofMrer,
appointed to various pasts thtoughout the Hlalr, The Henato, areonlbig to announcement following the
legislative session confirmed lha
appointment of d4 offIrialt, a* .a
member of tha algU road rkparth eh t from tha stale a t layg«. .,
Tks biennial taport of the ataia
board of pirrlons. Hating dlsposltlena of case* b*f,rf lha board
during tha pari two’yeara, was
submitted to lha Senate yeitarday

igainst other mart empteysa'
rartaJ. khargar. raorgSrtmHen
he., wnnian'a-c&lt;tort and oU
hinge* to fWetlMato tha wwat|
court.
, ,
[ safcnrtt that n* ekrtid ,if
if,- MOyor Walker oMtHaaak

rkllp-totoiiH
Of ratpaoalMI-

la this country wa do net be.
a'lif 'a large sUnding. ■nrmr,
inalotoinlBg
pe in w*nt
emir (ttr niVy t* b*
h* futll
It j fflt. I U h*fh*idh»»i glrnfAramra* ■ constttulloaal am*ndi&lt;&lt;*ni to
create a seventh Justl.-e nf the
vice prasj/ent asked aid af Kupreme Cautt Intrydu'clng hv
Seostor K; j ^ ttorh*. MonUrlto.

• sl kj told. Amsrlrsaliafotlowad In,lewd af pr*.

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. p e r bund red. U r*. R. F ». Ot*h-

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7 :W r^ T h ? ? 's rw jrrT ° i
i*utfi i a no. s *m* » w
W 'a a r M , 0:00, GckbrHM p b - Chr reticle*; lO.-M, Ham*
(ren t: 8:30, Dvattr Valley D tp i llll 0, V liM f &lt;3 hours).
«.i* Fu
1 0 » , Opera B et**)
4M J—W8B—N
. ’ Fredarle W i l e ; 7:15,
,j8**U* Lb* Robd; 7:30,
otf*d program: 7:30, Barn orkt -7:48, *Daddy and Kolia;
f r jr r r t land; 8:80; Topics t*
■3:15, Character reading*;
H. V. - KaHadbom, nrwi;
tag-M ore#: 9:00, Minute
I t B :3 \ Barlow symphony

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L IB E R A L A L L O W A N C E on *

old* battery. 818 W.~ Firet SL
FfltUT ROOM aporltitem and gar.
aga spaltment. l-angley Apart'

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V»»d&lt;)Uft re$H*l;
12:00, Dane* muak.
308.9—K DK A—OH
*, 0:00, Bank, feature: 0:16, Same,
aa WJZ; ?)lB, Rtnreler*; 7:30, Bar­
red aooga; 8:00, Sam* aa WJX; 8:30,
Feature*; 9:00, Sam* aa WJX; 10:*:
00, Sponsored program] 10:18,

l* » office an* U « mad* apidlra.
flj*n for T * « tvei.l u laane in tee,
renteima with lew held certificate
• mbrerea lha fallowing el.ciiini|
Property sUintied m l-emlno I* I'.ttR.
lr&gt; Florida, lo .w ll:
Let* 111 and II* Kanro Park,The raid land Itelng e a .m w l at the
dale or lha Issuance nr M rk earth.
Orate In the name of Unknown
That |.lord r. Until pnndiaaer el
1/1 of Tea renirirete No MJ, deled
8, M uak*I U a o J a ;'9 i9 0 , South the Ind day of July A. I). ta ll, he*
• lied mid reriltlrefe In my -utile*
Sea I.lander.; 0, Muilr; 4:30, Or- end
h«n inedr appllrallon for |T»«
pied rw | n * i In « ( . r 4 i n n
with
lando High School “Ttgar Night
lew.
rrrilllrele
*m .
8:45, Everything Muiicat; 7, Tlw# brer#* Peal
the • f n 11o w i n a
dee.
rlgnal and eport* announcement*; 8*10*4 , property e l t n o t e d , tn
Cosaty. Florida. la w ll.,
7:1SJ I ajdU* Styhi Obieryer; 7:35. Beminnl*
.tail* I I I and lit. Menlo Park
.The SOM lead hria* eaeyeard el
Wlnegir'a Bara Orebeatra, CBS;
dale of laeiiaem el rerh re.-,
7:46, The DlionUtna, Dl«t# Net- Ihe
ilflraie In Ike item* of linheown
work; 3. Arthur PryorV Crerno llhleea Mid rerlllh-ale ehaII.he re.
deemed errnrdlm t.&lt; n.w ira i«ied
Hand, CBS; 8:15, O il Gold Nu- will
lean* Iheteon on the lath dee
meielogy, CBS; 3:90, Cartlflrd ef May A. D.. 1*11.
Witness my iifflrlal
Tun** amd Jingle*; 0, I.ticlu* Dun. * »d reel Ihla Ih* n il, daysignaler*
i f Amlt
can, concert vloliniit; 9:30, Mu.w A n ,..l»l* .

l84—Duct r In#
M—Japan*** task
57—Cheilnut hank

►51—Mtinary aatlsl
u ■ ant* : - - i
55—Okln erupt too
DOW N

’l-E ite le d
I —Entire labbr I
3—
Girl's name
4—W# two

•

5—
Foot Ilk* part
t-Io rM iliU a

Club program; 10, Dance pro­
gram; 10:30,* Paramount PuWI*
Radio Playhoute, CBS; II, Fletch­
er llenderaon and hi* Orrheitr*.
CBS.
WJAX — Jacksonville.
5, Florida State Marketing Bu­
reau; OilS, Boutwel! School ol
Raiophonei; 8:48, Erelyn and
llefvey Cappa;. 8, K raft Chae.e
(K. T.J; 8:18,-Cary Cab program:
8:45, Literary Digest'* topic* In
brief by larwall Thom**, NDC; T.
Anx&gt;* 'n' AnHy, NBC; 7:15, Southam Untried (E. T .l; 7:30, Phil
Cook. NBC; 7:45, Dr. Hcholl* Ford
Comfort Ifeinblere, NHC; n, Paul
Vfhltrman'4'Painter*. NDC| H:S0,
plfir.hclm Frolic; NBC; 9. McKes­
son Musical Margtilrtc; 9:SO, Death
Valley Days,.- NBC; to. B. A.
Rolfc and HI* Lucky Ft tike Dance
Orchestra, NBC; It, Roberta and
IHlffy, .Hlrlrtged tnstrumentslUtv;
11:30. crystal Slipper.
WRJUF —

Gains* elite.

nti

THltKK ROOM garage apartment.
Modprn. Furnished ur Unfur­
nished. 'Rent Reasonable. T. C.
Cd Hum, We«t Side, llop 3.

» *
BKKii ■ M i K w a n e n
. I rt o r t m k u u x a n t a f p i
»7 *m OK THR • W A T * '
. r io a in t ,
a
'Nell*# U hereby alien Ihel U i
F .‘ W »rl* nurvhaeer of « / ll n t ll
Ceelirieate Nu. »*», date* lb * *
d » r - * f JolK-^A- II , H I*, bn *-41
e e H re n irira l* In m* office, end |
mdae shpli.siinn for la * deed to

’ •W, S l ^ t r « S 7 ? M , Spon«ored pfigrsm ; TsdB. 8am# aa
W Jfc 8:SO, Same .» WRAP/ 8:80,
ffUTnliulOiOO. 8am .
aa W
WRAP:
M
f t l i 11:00,
,,:0 0 ' WJZ. features.
faature*.
T u e s d a y , a p h il s i .
WTTBO — Orlande

D E tr
t lt i

_-

.tL-m-., rwhA_,

NT FOR rent or widow
II share home with

rk* 9:SO, Bam* a* WABC.' ’
*a*&gt;la sreaedsnr* eiih lew a
• M U L -W IIA fM » .
S W ' W ir; ' ^ S h s
Tr00, JCalla, Colonels; 7:80, g
aemlnoie rousts. Florida. lo .w ll: T
H “ .1I.1 and H I, Hanfo Park.
■* WJX: 7:48, ' 8am* aa U
§
Tb* Mid Ian* helm aeeeM'J *1 the
. 1 * tA J Ig t iO R R ft , '
■«
F; 8:00, fcam* as WJX; 8:30, d a l* of I he Ih u i k v * r .* * r h rerll.
Ileale in ihe name of
Unknown.
Deer* Laid ta pn Intareatln^ Carttar
a* WEAK; 9:30, Concert Thai
Idnrd r . Hoyle psretiaerr or
4
/l»
at
Ta*
I'ertltlrale.Mui'
»* *
am;
10:00,
WRAP
program;
r V ltT tnD A Y 'k
‘ 7—E iiliua C*ire4r«f
f f ' r t Ihe Inrt Day nr Jehr A. f l
11:00, Serna 4a WJX,'
■
-ANIWBR
I-R a d ll labhr.J
I f * h** flteO -lid teillM rale In
p n tj

S&amp; M &amp; M

j

THE ARjCA.DE

FOR RENT: U rtlnbl* residence

PIRPCTORY
C at O nl For

CELERY LANDS

FOR

Ready for reldry crept.
to

A D y t o r r is n p

Handy Refaronro

BALE;
Per­

FI811 a n d F q iJL T O Y

fectly drained 8, 10, or more acre*

A H a r a l d repraaaal
Lhnenwgbdy lemtMel wKk

No rath required

from

b b m in o l b

retpon-

albla buyer*. Freak U Ferguion,
glre ye* eampleta lafacmi
AM ITyaa'dbb. I84f «fH
atat yea la warding year
ad la mak* It mat* affarti

:S80R; bottle cbolfonler*; bed*;'rhlld'k
wicker locktrj IIttul' other articles.

Loch, flay aad Ga* B egalff
" nEKTCH’B ■
'

*

C, Tlm r HbmoUi 6:UI, Leon Rob-

— p r*

Mrlptlons, magatinea, fountain
a tttlra ;
PftdMPT
dvllrarte*.
I’hand 103.
DU1LDINO BLOCKS—Irrigation
boars and general cement work.
Ifhocl* Coacrel* Co. J. K. Tefwtlla g rr. Prdh il rd -aad E lm .-----

dlans; 5:30, Organ Program; 8,
Frank Watt* !*nL4tU U n U .ti» i
C:6o, To Re Ahnounrrd; 8:40. t.n Ih* tilth, dsy nl Apell A. !&gt;,.
Pabl and N6t#n{ 8:E5, Sheriff and 1*11
Wiinres my afflrlel elgaslure and
olird Report J; 7, B apul CurfD neat Hits Ih* lira , day i&gt;r Man h. irmjF'WANTKO: FbaV bny, With
a . I'., l* it
taKAl.t
Merries, far dally m l Sunday
nd HI* hArfdUW;' 7:V&gt;, Ctaf*
* V. r. IKlt’llt.A.HX.
Clerk 'Clr.-Ult ruui i lidpbr routed. See W. It. Htovatl,
Gourlay, .Teieori 7i46, 7T&gt;* Htudtj
&lt;fttmlEnI*
i *5»mni y. 1fritArb Mbhagci, 2(14
N. Park
Qulnlet) IM S.'W aathrr Forecast;
riona* *
aV*., The Florida Time* Union.
8:99, High O f f . ''’ .'
h f A. M ‘ w « k k h . i». r.

, G |m

fl &amp; 10c L u n c h A
C o tta * Shop.

Opto

fi A. AM P. M.
'zm i

H IL L L U M B K It CO.

BorVtc*: P h a fta 'iu .
;•»

ft &gt;m

4*t ,!

B fA H L E S
ARCAUB MARKET
Cheapest la Town.

SHOE B EpA iyftiq

F U R N lS ip iN d B
Repair*—Keflnlahtag aa4
Upholatdrlag.1
• ‘ ’*
I’AI.MRR'R
15-SI Arcade
VKHKTAHl.E
HIIUTEKH
"
INnifPBNDKNT ’
GROW ERR ASSOCIATION
&gt;*»■ ■■■ ' awi

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L U ^ C |i y O O M

DIU N K H L U N C H E S

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chevredil
* Sons.

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Hotel Valdea. '

A T R 'C D \m
er; tWo cEl
rocker; Itrgi
brsry table,'

slg, roupe
Myrtle Avc.

P IS H

POULTRY MARK
Phan* 049

IIBK1) TIRES bought and
HAVE YOUR ‘WATCH repaired
318 W. P in t St.
by on* who really know, bowl
R A D I O BARI1AINHI Crtsley
Briggs. Jeweler, Mag. Ac*.Cabinet Model f3A| Atwater
Dr. W. E. MacDOUUALLs CHI­ Kent Table Mode! 445; R. C. A.
(■RAM
ROPRACTOR, la now located at
v. *: pnifin.AAr.
Suber-llrlrrodyn* (80. Automotive
Clerk t'lrpull Cniert hi* rirtidenc* In Ploial Height*,
Elect l 'Co.
'
•
Meminol* i'eunly,
Phone
589-M.
8.
Bsnfdrd.
Florida.
ALL KINDS sewing done, reason­ FOR BALK: B flat tenor sal*
notk -k o r t e e i . i c t i o v ram
phone. A Hues,her Instrument.
able price*, work guarantrrd
t *« umeeit -etniK * ea rT iif r
Mrs. C. A. Ponder, 111 W. 2nd Hi U&gt;wed cnndltlcn. |6U. Phone 443.
;^rVir
r o il S A I.f: Upright. Plano Ir.
ri. nulled
N U IM 'le lerelir stern that M If
gteid condition. Bargain. Uo* 1L
WKUM, poiuheRrr eif T * * Certlft.
lit'lJBIc.'Vlnder plea** C. fare Herald.
rate tlo: 17. dated (hr Ind day &lt;1 |,0 ?T i
July A II, 1*11. I n (lied Mid rer.
relurn' ti* It. Ai Newman and re
Iirtcale In my order, and bar m elt
_____
apiillralloa In r la * drrd t » tmur In celt* liberal' reward.
■errnadanr* &gt;1*11*' 1st*. Ur Id r r illfl.
ralr rmhrare* Ihr rallawln* dee.
rrthrd |&gt;n&gt;initr allusi.wl In Mr ml.
nnlr rn.mlr, H an d s, la .w ll;
I j.I Ik lloakrrlaw n.
The raid land brlyg ssrryrad *1
liar ilj.tr I.r Ih* iMIiania " I null
(Terllltrale I*
ihe aama nr - U » .

~ -n rp N rriJ* »

" A few y «*r* ago, I waa In a
vary narroti* rniulllloa,*' errlien
Mrs. P. L Reynold*. 1ST W . Mala
HI., Kpartaaburg. H. U “ I wSa
terribly depressed. I felt rrary
day Just Ilk* something awful vraa
going to faipfeeu.' I did nut sleep
well at n la*b I had awful rrylng
■pall* need did not know whal la the
world I was crying shout. My iimlber
my tie try Csr.lut After my tteal
K dItle,
| was better. I tuok several
-Oetkleq- » 4 - M - dIJ me a world eg
p e l I quit haling the le r t w s
blue feeling, and s o soon nil tight. 1
have taken It since. Just aa a toatc.**

llkow. B9R
istV^iaell 8

CHKAM^RY

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M»ma fwopla'Mr* so pain­
fully good Uiat they would
father Upright than pleaaa n t . - k C. Ball.

.

Even a Htra^lvarlou*
would yield dikeord In tha
Hand* nf a cjown,—Idk*
elnl* lla n .

C O N F K € T rO N K K Y
Clgepjy-Totytcru*—(andlea
Magaiiaan—Fawnlaln
Drinks—Nandwtehre
1 U JH 0 W 8 F L A I L
Printeaa Bldg.
First Bt
I never make the mis­
take of atgulng with peo­
ple I’ur whose opinion* J
iiave no reereet^G ibbon.

DRUG STORKS

man and than you may b*
■era tKat there is on* less
rascal In tb* wnrtAAM ARRBTS

CAMI’H K l.l, BHlJlg CO,
UJELL

TjRra F i A c e - n .e H T /&lt;
&gt; WhIHQH H * * * ' J M

Bo - u ie V c ^ Y A Y &lt;h
T mE M&amp;Ydlk. TntO IrevYS
tfffflL BRart|re* k » * fR

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YOU
OCT
MflCf* ME
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"m iH £ ,« ? &amp; c e iM V T o F tOM T f OH b ci-ft-fc^
) 1 suP Foaa - ojhY bibfi'^A

fe u LET Ub KNOUJ
k . Ytdl UJER&amp; MERE

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tU H E K I b i b

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K^TvMR.Xtr/

Tire ladder nf IE* U full
ef splinter* but Ihey alwaya prick Ui* harelest
whan wa'ia sliding down.
—Wm. L I) row iv*I.

RADIO REPAIRS

•Th# Awn who t»y ta ^o.
something end fall »re la*

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HEW SYSTEM
OF WAGES TO

___ Depfer Freed
Under $20,000 Bond
SAkABOTATA^r., 20- ( A P )
.—Mr*. Ella Depfer, cafe op­
erator held a* an arciraory
to the 911,444 robbery of th i
palmer National lUnk * * »
fried today under *20.000 bond
tarnished
by
reUlIrm
tn
Ocala. William Walker, bar
bautbir waa alsq releaeed on
g|pillar bond. Charles Wadeworth. J r , former teller of
*)m bank who turned itataa
•etdence a t the preliminary
liiarfnr. I* held on default af
ball. Bill Cater. arcu»cd aa

To Be Based
On Capitalistic Idea

S a la r ie s

O ffie w M fd in g ln d iV i*

dual Skill, Efforts

CRUISERS HEAD
FM M IR A S
AS PROTECTION

FESTIVITY SET
FOR MAY U II

yw

VC||

Precautionary M eas­
ures Taken As Re­ '■rf
sult Of Revolution &gt;JL|
On Northern CoaBt

Extensive ProgrsmOf
Activities E x p e c t­
ed To Attract B ig
Thronsr To Sanford

m

W A SH IN G T O N , A pr. 2 0 —
( A P ) — A m erican o fflcla U to ­
day pushed forw ard p recau ­
mg.
T A L L A H A S E E , Ajar. 1 8 —
tio n a ry m eaau rrs
fo r
th o
v
"khoiraafh'ot,"
which
apparently
; i t U iw porttd ■ round th e
pro tectio n o f th e ir d li io n s
., J
Change* tho aavlet government a
: C ap ital th la m o rn in g th a t nolle* and ampllflia tb i Inaugur*from th e b ackw ash o f re v .j
th e m uch ta lk e d ’ o r ln ta n g l- •rtie of p in * woA. will b i letrbolutlon
a lo n tt
H ondu ras'
. j
ble T a * wm bob . up n e a t aoetd May I. T b i * M " of
n o rth e rn co ast. A lthough o f­
week. T h e re will no i d ou bt . T w i l l not b i boaod on th . ecmficia l rep o rts failed to show
be q u ite a fig h t on It. ^
munUt e tbiory of eqeal dlvlalow
any A m erican th u s f a r has
but on tb i capital!*Uj We* i f to*
hevn Injured, naverthclea* th# m il­
K O tm t RFND Indiana- A view i f the Notru Dante itnWerelly rampu. *h«wlng Ihe Sacred ter Mrmphl* rod# at anchor off
warding Individual ifforta on ihlU
amt ability.
..
„
h , H S S L d ? .l “ “ .»* •&gt;■'
M U M , ™ «■.
«» ~ ~
K” “ tjiceiba, largest seaport of th#
The word khoaraacblot lltiraUf
troubled area, while Ihe cnikere
Rorkne will be rememliereil.
_______________ ’
v (rt3v 5*-T «m Urge meant "economic accounllng.” It w
Trenton and Marblehead were
Interpreted In th* government do•periling from Cuba lo other Honc m to mien that ,iacb factory,
dunn roast towns.
.(ioyrrn merit Compensation.
plant, coIlKtlia farm mini, rail­
Minister Lay al Tegurlgalpa tel­
egraphed th* »t*t# department
road and aucb henceforth muat
j An art l* beta*
wWcfc take th# mpotMlblUty of felflllthat no revolutionary fore* had
WASHINGTON. Apr. 20—(API
llll give bomi tu th »® *"# "W Ing contrarta and adjudging
rnmr nearer than 90 mile* tn th*
8YUACUSK. Ayr. 2 0 - (AP)
impelling Uose who »«}&gt; *■ wages without Interference from _Organlted labo yraterday anprincipal seaport &lt;ml predicted
nounccd plana for InltmUng a
—The iiodlea of \Veb»lrr Wainlurtiti but &gt;»•*• u« * 1 ^ i * * ? ? * trade union*.
the i sing soon would end. Th* re­
.
nation.wide rempelgn fur
_
othir lU tM . to p n w ti Florid*
wrlglit. 04. and three »m*ll
bel force*, he said, appeared to be
Although certain elemenU view turn of temperance end aanlty
•nt* flat#* f»T th .lra e to m o children whom he killed be­
rompoaed nf unemployed comluunThia la aa It should bi, It tba Innovation regretfully aa a through modification of tho Vnlfore hanging him*#lf were
1st* and riff-raff and irlmlnal*
compromise with rapltallim, the itead act. Announcement waa
fmmd today In hi* home. Po­
|p ii u mi.
of Northern Honduras, and act­
gofimment hopoa the »r»tetn will made by labor*a national commit­
ller are i|uv*tloolnK hit wlfr,
ing apparently In support of the
apeed up prxiurllon. lead en *ea tee for modification, act up by the
Vi expect • Tight on the floor -*
presidential ampliation* of Gen­
Mary, 32. and Harry Blanch­
tho
khoero«chlot
aa
tending
to
illmhouse Mondiy or Tueaiey reAmerican Federation of
la b o r
ard. M, chauffeur, who were
eral Ferrera.
(Contfnued
on
P
a
g
e
'4)
Congrewalunal
that a meeting would be held In
mcntlone.t In note* left hy
With an attendance of nearly BO
sets' MIL Many. »#*» to b i ralPhiladelphia. Apr. 2T and 2S. by
BOSTON. Apr. 20.—(AIM—Amre­
TALLAHAS8KK. Apr. 20. — Wainwright, The note*
no inhere, the iteath of the Sanford
! ,lin r to oor r»u»i. aad w atartolu.
approximately 200 elected dele­
’
. . * 1 orirene end foreigner*, all nrtlnosealed that the children were
Annoumlng that be planned »•&gt; I»Chamlier
of
Coinnienr
apd
the
wrr, ^ p ortcl Ip
*
gate* from all part* of the roun|mi*oned. They were: Koaliml. RM.I Idedk nl llvsa JagmilUtll . osaltl*
*|*t upon lh«- lloe»e of llJpnnentUriel Mrth of . the KemtimU wVUll ger aa reaiilt a f the Honduran re­
I
ll
Rlrharti.
»|
Jac,iu'*U»»,
4.
alivef. Florida le«i»l*»um. re­
ty Vhanihrr of Commerce was e f­ nd I In an announcement la*ued to­
,T Matthew Woll, prea'dent of the
maining in »e** on Satunlay* In- One note &gt;*ld Wainwright defected M Ihe Vatic* lintel Iqday day by the United Knilt Company.
committee and a ek e prealdent ol
-mi
•tram of adjourning lor Ihe week* tided » j act becau»* hi* wl(e
err*&gt;mpanlr*l hy a number of In­
the Amnleen Federation of La­
•11 T * t i a » PrwjT". *T T *t ee
left hint ami threatened to st (rational talks- by leading tori
end al nwm Friday*. Geo ge » .
ar'e# h m . but, S B ere 11*01 not,
NBW ORLEANS, Apr. 2 0 . A white youth. MIlUw Moota, bor. *ald “a network or loe»l orMr Rory, repreaenietlv# f«om Semi­ take the children away.
•htils of Sanford and Pcmlnols
bava m»t bad on opportunity to
gantutione
Into
erery
cagl.wimlty
Th*
northeaal
eoaet
#2.
Celery Avenue, wee In the Fernnole County, in a -latement l»»u*d
County.
iri out to Mjr •t tW f
m**i\ e)d-Latighten Memorial Ilcipltal will he formed" Immediately after
Spanish Honduras wa* reported In
yertrtday InvUtvd that the pro*Th# pui|H&gt;«e* and plant of tho rvb«IHon, with fighting betw*m&gt;
ftu M| aorrow.
* t
thla morning euffrrlng cut* and the conference.
•nt wekk-eml adjourning pnvednew county, wide
organisation
(Continued On rag * Four)
Meantime, the Mrlhodlet Eplebrulaea
which
he
rece'red
In
a
were *gain outlined by PrwaldeBl
g e m il mimbite haiotaekid u*
Ule I* a ’’eery expensive pr»ctlc«
•opal bmrd of temporence h t rut
head-on
automobile
roUlehn
la*t
H*rry M. Papwerth, and .*«&lt;#
excuse,| next, weak, la ardor
la th# tax-payer* of the Stale of
again at the Q ueW liquor
again, raprrerniatlv#* from Paola,
I they moy attrod Oraod Lpdg* night In which Henry Clelland and control e*etew. Aa article in i*e
Ptnr'da and »houhl be di»c»intlnA'laawato Spring*. Q—ewe. and
on. *T th# F rH a y i /MitHoJ Maynard Leonard, white youth*, weekly clip oheet aald lhe heard
ucd/J
urd
*1
M ef Florida Id JackaonvlU* war* al*a injured. Tk* letter^ Imd
lake Mery, end !ak« Mimro# #«• W L y t f , _______________
BAHIA BARBARA, C*llfvApa&lt; t
before adjournment
bad
reached
the
•hU
netin
/
rm' ir wound* draaaad at th* bwpL
20. — (A P )—It 1* lawful to take last
.
_
'
. that •urh
be
t*kpre«se*| Ihrlr ples* ire at being
Friday
asked
surh
be
t*k&gt;
elution
that
apari
from
iM
~*&gt;nr„
t b a ^ ^ _j j and were allowed to proceed t»
(&gt; in th# Pacific ocean from
(Conllnuc*! On Page Four)
•a
d
t
(Cunt.mud
on
I’age
41
eumpllon of beetii Quebec has,
the B u l l, and laotjyAor. tb i their
the homes,
broad sand*. *an«
8aa._* Harhaca'*
.....
thnugh
It*
liquor
rommlMlon
•
The
accident
took
plat*
at
about
Indth annlramay.aj. the for
clgthing, prodding Ihe plunge Iv
NEW YORK. Apr. 20.—(AIM—
of tho dried U d f« la Fla- H:M o’clock laat n'ght near the aalre, Increaeed Ita «on*umptinn * f taken iietween the hours * P. M.
Although buslncsa rondltlons dur­
(Contlnaed
Ofe
Page
4)
home
of
Pr.
B.
Puleeton,
R»«*
ia Grand Lodge met hire l»
ing l lm l i shows I signs uf lmami « A. M.
Court A Ford roadaler. driven by
provruirnt, th* National Induatrlal
Chief of Police Sloan yesterday
Henry Clelland, with Milton Moore
.
______
•aid a Mi.ycnr-old unlin*nre per­
■^presenUtlre L f . Hagan and •a * paaiengtr, * » * being dilvan
a i
mitted it
SAN DIKOO, Callfn Apr. 20. l i t e r J . J . Parr'.ak are at home north on Hanford Avenue. May­
brought *lg«u qf downward ten­
Rut,
the
chief
added,
he
plan­
t r the wiak-end, Mr. Hagan «ai nard Lemard, driving a Ford
(.\PI--Thc nude body of a girl
WASHINGTON, Apr. 20~ (A P ) dencies.
ned to go lefnrr r ty muncll and
Moy K. Houshuliler. 13, a roilmat af the lUnee# a f Ur*. Ha- coupe, wa* going aouth on th* aam*
While gains in some Industrie*
found
hanging
from
a
tree
hero
—
World production of orange*
demand a revision of Ihe oidln- •Unt af Jachsinv.il*- for the ps*t
and S u ito r P a ttf^ U attend etreet According to Clelland,
"were greater than Is seaaonally
ye.tcnbry,
rvldintly
tha
vlrllm
of
ame
of
H
UM
.
Hr
*atd
aantlmwil
and
giai*efniit
la
Increasing
faster
I^onard
mddcnly
atarted
arroa*
year,
ami
hrolher
of
K.
k.
Hon*
adeae Im p o rtan tg rftte ra &gt;
expected, there It et yet little rea­
about Ihe town waa pretty thor­ h'Tder, local attorney, dl.it ln- a slayer, la*t nlghl tvntalively than rons'implton and l&lt; ex|iect**l son to believe that a continuation
inaction with hi* Urga eltnM (he atreet In front of hla car, aa
Mayor, John T ., Aleop, J r , of oughly rr) dallied behind him.
was
Ideiititlrd
as
that
uf
l*'ui*v
*t.ifitly yesterday morning In th*hy Ihr agi^ullure department to of th* upturn from Urn prerent doiawaai.~~:
“
i * v « . . •'* ■ If t? turn Into tho Pulcelvn drlre- JackKinrille. will be the principal4
w«y, Unable to awerv* hla car In aprater at the Confederate Mem tr­
The ancient ordinance w»* rail­ l.r.hroom of hi* h-.m*- In that rlly T e lle r, San IMck*', dcwrlbrd *»« rontinur as non-hearlnf a rue I pressed level Is assured,** th»
a
«lerk
III
a
five
and
10
rent
store.
The Goeemorh recaption wa* tlm a'to avoid a collltlon. Clelland ial Day e*erri*e» which will It ed to Chief Sloen’a allectllnn by from a pi»lol wouml in hi* head,
bear,| stated.
)** nslbllity- of s-jicld. »reined route into production.
night, although n U he apd lesnaid hit heed-oil
►
, **ey colorful |a*t night,
Wholesale price* were report** I
held In Central Park neat Sum'** perron* whose blent Ity he &lt;Vd not -elf Inf lie t pel. Funeral »erv‘cus dl.-ipute I when It was discovered
"Tin world-wld* in. ret sc In
■ti'tbeny leglaletota wen
Moore wat cut about th# head by afternoon at S:00 eWork. accord- reveal. The chief aald report* had »*-r# h#hl In Tampa I'-lsy.
lo here maintain'd the level at­
production
I*
raualng
conilderebbi
‘their bomei ever the
Mr. Ifmfaholdrr wa* Lorn In tlir limb *&gt;f the tree over which
tained In Fehiuary l*u( fell off
flying fla t*, and leeelred cheat In- ~ (n &gt;nBogI|(W, nt hv offl- Itcen cut rent some time that haththe tn|&gt;e hrd Ixen thrown showed runrern e- tu Ihe disposal uf the
•Tbi Coeorwur** manaiao la a he*0 Juriea. Usnard aim wa* rut and r'all „f
Blug n*uehter»
of |K
the, „United
Daughter* of
of rr« minus Lathing *ull» had liecn I a behind. Aur. is. inns, and live.1 mark, of «h» rope’s having iHwn Increasing mange supplies," the slightly daring the first half ef
I1|tfu1 realdence, and Mre- Carlton prulied. when he waa Jammed
flirting about the *and» Ule at In Tampa until ah. ut a year a#i&gt;
drparlmrnt said, "lo thi* end ma­ this month.
' a d d a a great d e a l't o It by
bar against the steering wheel of tbo the Confederacy today.
night or In th* grey of dawn. Karh III health bail gi*cn Urn runild. pulled for sonir dislincv. Thu ny
hire pas.eU
passed leguuylegist*
An
elaborate
program,
featuring
countries h.Ve
A »•'” I 1 * * ™ !
fret
wenluurhlng
the
ground.
•trace an! charm a f meaner.
time such a repert waa received a ■■raid* Worry during the year It I*
i ruarf e eulomohilr p*»*cnger car
car. Tk* car* did nnt turn ever.
an rndsevor
the Klk* Hand and tha Hanford
The, vlrllm was de*tril&gt;r*l as i nn In
in an
rndrtTOr to
to fmprovi
Improve ar t truck m-duatlaw
'• ■
1— ---------- .----- — ♦
production we.
was noted.
nolad,
squad &lt;ar dasherl out hut arrived said. II# I* surv’vnl hy Id* »IJ»w,
F e ei ng motoriit* tuihed
tba
tin. parking *nd grading of their
Male Quartette, will aarround (he
(to late to rapture the next-to-na Mra. Madgr 11 laihntilfr «»**•* r«n, about 22 years old with darlf export Dull so as to obtain better on# percent lest than the normal
trie ta th* IwaplUl where It waa
presentation of Mayor . AI*op'«
hnwn ejrn* and dark brown hair.
seasonal upturn. A larger upturn
round that Moore’s Injuries were
tur* swimmer*.
R or M , both «»f JiirV*«in%lll»; hU
prircs. Such regulation* hive been
epervh. It will he th# fleet Writ of
(Contlaaed on I’age I
wa* reported In building and en­
the tk* moat seri me. Clelland end
It was after a report had hern father, A E. Housh. l.l.r, a ndlrrut into effect recently In Spain. gineering contracts with an In­
the
popular
Jackaaavlll*
mayor
to
Laonard had their wounds dteseed,
received that youag women were *'d Mf(ho&lt;&lt;lst minister, Sanfurd;
Pale-line,
Argentina,
Ilraatl
and
Oil* city In many years, and plan&lt;
m a r e uver February of 67 per­
and departed for their homes.
playing in the water at night with­ and three brother., K. F. IlousItaly.’’
cent »g*m*t a normal upturn of
- A wrecker, from Reel end Son* for hi* reception ar# already well out any bathing suit* that the or­ l.i.lder, Hanford; Fred flousholdar,
.'c:
Aa
ip.nil,
the
department
-aid
v
.
46 percent.
carted tk* automobile* to a farag * advanced.
dinance
w m called Chief Hloen’s 1 Minna, amt William lluuahcdder,
A
run
Iren
ormgei
ami
grapefruit
lur.HTBVILLE. d a , Apr. 20.
The
program
erlU
open
w’th
Ihe
where damage* to 'he eaten! of
will face keener competition. Tho
P J _ Rieia-yiarmld
Fred 9100 Ja each c**e were estimated. rinxlnt of -America" by th# audi­ attention. Tha squad ear nearly Hsshtegton I) G.
Ha was a member of John IhirlHarry M. Pepwollh. pirsl.lenl Unlled States, the largest P ' ^
arrived on time on that occasion.
wUh a gain of 10 perc.nl. N.rhml
icker
killed
hi.
heather.
Ereest.
ence.
Dr.
Cerml
Varwer
of
th#
S
Officer 0 * &gt;. Gray ineeeUgated the
The ne*t morning Ihe dog eared ing " Ma* &gt;nir Irfwlge, TainiM*. and of the Seminole Guunty Chvmb.r
Flrri Met hodlet Choreh Will then
In JahMM) county Saturday caae.
Jb
"
L
r
i
K
S
E
’L
S
f
u
•• five. lUtumlnuus r»*l and new..
of
Commerce
we*
this
morning
In
l ie ta lk ar lu orange *
«
jn, produ*,|on «|.n pa-sed noroffer prayer, and th# fawford Male ordinance trading *’lt ekall he un­ nf F.gpat Shilne. Tampa. II,. was
with a ahotgaa charga Intended
n
trip
l
of
a
telegram
lr«m
Sena­
(
siisda
but
taigvr
croya
hav#
^
'
■
lawful
for
airy
person
or
pereon*
a
-pne'al
aaent
trr
Ihe
lla*»f**rd
Quartette will slag ;*JT*atlng T*for a IP-yeer-old pMnaala, oftltor J . J . I'arrWh which an»were
night". Mayor T. ! » ’ flame* will 11 bath# on a public beach without Mrartt pnllct and Insurantc Co., a* di*l the Irl.giam from Krpru- mails it necessary to »*&gt;rk addit(’onsumptlon of rlectrlc power
Imal instkrD.
X * A om w efb Joryimtwbad. a w Introduce Mayor Alaap, who w!l first properly attiring hlm*elf or al the tllne of hl» ih-ath.
in March approximated February’*
Jrntat ve Geo. W. McHory, the apTutel iluniestir production of or­
■rwak on the elgwlnnum* of Con­ herself. In suck a manner that none
dlct laU Batorday alebt th a t" Ere
piebeaalopa of many 8anf»rd ami anges ha- Inrieeaed from an avor- level while a two percent decline
ihall
he
embarrassed,
except
(bat
la ususl between th* two months.
At th* neat rwguUr rommunl- federal* Memorial Ddy. At Ihe t shall he lawfal between the
Srminule
nenunoir County
* nuo*i rr*ideola con
---- ] axe of 21,400,000 tmxe* In the fir#
ratios e f Sanford Ledge Ne. conclusion of thd addrea*. Ihe male hours of a P. M. and * A. M- to
inning th* lumorej re-routing of r,.i r p,r|od from IU1&amp;-}U1M lo 9*,- Department store and mail order
sales in, r»ai»,1 over tha la it
U , V. end A- * , » k k h will be qaartett* will atM *Tr**»lng th# bathe In the nod#." was placed on
Kiel# II.a.l No. 41 that it wuull rau.oon from H)2S In ittfti. This
Bar". Th# ringing af -JH xk" end
r : s-ntvr
. r ' punlord,
l . . I#&gt;*-.! a*
•._ tt
it now
Itnur line*.
ilnwl. s*a.in— at.
__ i-.1
-• .! .att A
n _ month, but were below Ihe normal.
held a t th# Maeonk Temple lint
Ihe
irop
Is
placed
40,CMef Moan's desk.
Tho hoard reported that employ­
III a gu am l bat
eight, the Master M**«n’* -The Bier Spangled Maanet" will
Th# Irlrgrain, in answer lo ouc Itll.INlO Imiea, the second largest
Fuitetal rerv In a for Mrs. I^ike
ment in manufacturing Industrial
ecnrlud* the pregram.
rher and Jamaa,
will be coafrrred.
of
Inquiry
by
Mr.
I’apworth.
reads
Wrlker. 7*. pioneer Sanf.rd rvslon rec*n I.
gained on* percent aver February
Tha Hanford Elk* Band
w II
Sbfriff Kawlaad I
Jam es O. H eff, w ^ blp fu l maadent who diej at her ta.mo «m as f o l l o w s : "Surprised to learn
r e t total payroll* increased by .T
Inicoded target ef
Mr, stated that the lodge will be present a ehort concert Immediate.
Weal Third Street yreterdav •dim pgople rtuak wo *re tamper­
percent.
opened promptly at Ti*0 o clock, ly sfter the program Jm* been repJ (The paiawta af "
inumlng after a h*ng lllnex- were ing with routing Slat* R- ad No.
and prepare lien* have beaw, mad* derod. A temperary htUd.Uml will
Jmpn »w»r turn
hcbl thla afUrnoon at 4:W o’clock 41 different than the old bill. Thi*
TALLAHASSEE Apr. 2tL ta make Ml* m**Uag ewe of Uw b# erected, and kewebpe fiom all
al lit* Eilckson Funeral llnme. ruad w.tl r* main with routing It
“
‘
(AIM—Florida legislator* return­ Th# Htv. Carroll Varner, of tha ha* always t s t The bill Introboat ImM * * fa r tbi# year. AH tha rity parka
VATICAN CITY, Ape. Mbed tn their desk* this afternoon
pgw htn « f Banforj Lodge are t * Central Park t#
Sheriff
tdisl Church, waa Uw durrd *nly ripeal* tba matter of ( API- -Pope Ph*o' vile#
wa*
for rontiiqied gawaMaratinn ef
parted t* b# p f ^ n t , an ! a *p*eclerRyn'vn, ami burial bul'dmg a bridge ao that th# »Ut* binadc»*t for Ihe second time
plana to alter the state's financial
8ANTA MONITA. Calif . „
lal AavMatAaa' I* given le M**t#r
evlew CsrmeU'ry. The •*n pot in the bridge." t
from Ihr new Vatican city radbi 10.— (A P)—Prior# Herga' Mdlrmal
k ■afrtehmenU a III b*
and tax system* after a week-end
were; Ju 4g* Jam *. U.
■ACE AT
station
yesterday
when
he
blssxii
and Mary McCenwir, opera etiqr- I _
a t th* caaeluatee of the
rversa. A heavy velum* of new
.sm s. K. Wilson. L. U.
the Modern Air TiansiaUsInu ef- #r, their r#c»*l marriage rerahlqd
,~J
nf Schmidt, C. C. I’ri#«»,
-(A P) bills it scheduled la be filled I"
forde.1
him
h
.
the
eUtlon.
and their honeynvkoa over, were at
f
Barrlift.
I KU party both house*.
The Pontiff* talk followed the home here to their friewds.
Aa anabltag act far a state m
fatker wa* born at Lloyd*,
I House last
f rit of.a eerie* of arteptlflc top­
Th* fart that tha O*orftan
j * t, 1*6.1. Hho came Ut
of rest her!lane# tax law already adapted
KOCIIESTER, M. T„ Apr. 2 0 .- ic* hy member. Of th# Pontlfcal
n s io r
bleman and th* Dir* war* m*
Rpaartr! to ta&gt;
la 1277, and ha. lived hem ( Al*»— Forty Italian yoath. In era iemy.
camp by the t
•
waa rerealad Hinday sight.
far reed­
time, ■ piriod of more (he l!nite*l State# f ( l a «our»* In
l trip l» brought
- nIt ,*I* vwith
an great
-on- &gt;■«»
great (iw
plexsur*
that
«0. - ta t
They declined to divulge tha
_____
_
other
ire.
She
waa
at
one
Ing
end
a
foL
.rowed with
with the
th# eecand
second InaugInaug
physkal ■Ju ra tlj*. gar# grr*t»d , rrorred
r* Cchleg
tails or aay where th# wadi'
la addition to
if of IA men's artlviUew with a •"&gt;*!! riot kgtWOO* fasriat* ■nation
piece* a f tatUk
jf jj
nf tha
th# Vatican radio *tasta
...«H..** «f
y, m ad.
evmwilrtee*
was performed. Tb*y aaid they
Irat Methodist Church
f e a r Inreat11
they mo lion, the first b#Ug an loaugurabeen married for a week a
extra
s* ah* attended through- and antUareiaU
rharged ta
(Ion
nf
faith
wW
Vthe
aeeond
I*
ID*
ye-lei.
standing
"toured three western
She I* aurvlved by toie*l bets from
IcgUlatie*
an
nsururatlon
nf
sclrncv."
The
by a Roches,
line* the! CVIVINVw/i
•'tithe 11. Welker, aad dot I# be ant
wort on
commit teas
org •»***' wnpe said. "O f both tilth and
and two wieces a* t«r Italian war
Th* euireagent*a) of Ml
&gt; hill, almany of |
srienra th* only *Kkr ta Ood.
tlnn.
:h# prtatawaa
mlr to th#
I Jo)
reedy
w : v.
■
a score There forv the Vatican cauncll ha«
Eggs war*
g waaka eg* a
•boat.et»#
turn ibU tu proclaim that there ____
pf
police,
a
— McAm Grocerr
Negri, screen ‘ ‘ waa a*
■Hugh T.
handle lb* Is ro ■ontrodlrtloa between fatlb
by C. E. PdJlI- bombs war*
aa L eg "*
aad
seb
nee."
Q
crowds.

th» brtml.rpbNr, la lUH mltt-.

MOSCOW. Apr.' 20.— (A P)—A
,»aya aralim. known ■» Ike

LABOR ALUANCE
SEEKS TO CHANGE
PROHIBITION LAW

I*. waM&amp;

PlanntapCampaiRnTp
Get Return OfSanlty And Temperance

u

Three Youths Are
Injured In Head-On
S m a s h Yesterday

.Tkuiaday M ay-U la-deetlaad. U
be a red Irtl4r da&gt; In Bem nol#
Caunty ami Saaforil accurdtug «o
plan* annou»:ed by Ale* R. Johneon end the member* e f-tb r BeWford Fainter* Club tH* mornlhg.
For the purpoee of evtaUiahlny
• rloaer contract between the farm
ere of the rouely end the mem­
ber* of every other limine** and
|.rofe**h&gt;n a* well a» advertUIng
th* agricultural po*»lbll tle*
uf
thi* »».tlon to the world, an all
day celebfatlen L uchetluled which,
under rrment plan*, will attract
folly B.000 people, Inclutllng eontf
ef the mvtl prominent oftlr'aU of
the State Department of Agricul­
ture.
In order to make It * complete
sucre**. Mayor T. I - Duma* an!
the bead* of every tommunlly In
the ceunty will b« **hcd to »nnounre the day a« a h'diday and
every hu»lne*« heui# •» tbwe In
order that all may attend
the
fritirll'r* here. Tk* mhool* of the
county will be cloved at leant by
noon that day, and the chlltlrrn
allowed l&gt; enjoy the *port event*,
many of which will find children
entered.
The program I* expelled to
atari promptly a t.1 0 ::,O n’rloek In
the mornlhg. The a-ene of mo«t
of the day*, arllvlt'e* I* the bind
(CunCnued on Page 4)

n

GEORGE MCRORY
WILL INSIST UPON
WEEKENDWORK

COUNTY TRADE
BODY HOLDS 1ST
RIEETlNGjrODAY

Father KUls Three
. Children Then Self

Sees Bi? Expense To
3tate In Vacations
Enjoyed By Solons

■* &lt;

Statute Says Nude
Bathinj? IsOkey At
Night In California

GIRL'S NUDE BODY
IS FOUND HAPiGING
B Y R 0PE1V T R E E

Brother Of L o c a l
Attorney Is Victim
OfDeath OnSunday

Mayor John Alsop
Of Jacksonville To
Be Speaker Sunday

&gt;3

inspirational Talks
Hy Leading Citizens
F e a t u r e Luncheon

April

From March Spurt

Suicide Possibility Is
Dissipated By Facts Citrus Production
Surrounding Death Increasing F a s te r,________________

Than Consumption S

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»v€n-vear-old Boy
Kills His Brother
iShotgun Load

Parrish Reassures
Citizens About Road

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Masonic Degree Will
Be Conferred Here

Final Rites Are Paid
Mra. Luke Walker, 78

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Legislators Return
After Week-End Rest

Pope Broadcast)! 2nd
Time On RadioHookup Prince Mdivani And
Mary McCormic Wed

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Riot In Punctuated
By Eng Bombardment

Son Burnt
In Man
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�Let m* g*t out from undar by
Sating, wtfl. tru . or faU*. * W
difaroWr* dot* It maktl Th# P«**
n*bl nttN Might to bo tlrWor
when aca** of tta landl** *!»*?
fight among Uiamaalrai. That*
what baaetall n**d*.. tighter race*
which are figured In by mow
than two riaba.

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J u t whan wa war* grtllag
randy U UU yon that a Mroa*
aah act thalr dlffaroneaa. Whll*
■American laagua clahi w**o
lag a day of root, tho O n*Mat and Cardlo»t*-ned* woto
B j a i to kata flnlahod .thdjr
Ida’ before visiting n»w flaU*
ay. Tho Carda war* ralaod *•*.,

hart, w* road that Craaroal
CU, baa daatdad ta replace
Banfard la tha- aii-«l*b hog**
which wa*. fgrmally argaalaad
la at Mawday alghl at Daytona.
Daland.

d Rajah ttarngby.
tta
■y aaaagar *f tha CwW,
tha Mg go* la thalr wla o t­
to rirata* by a I to 4 « g *
Mb horn* nta with Carlo*
BagU*h an tha hag*, did Ih*
i la tha arrralh laalag. Tha
it** atartad off with a taag.
■thalr yawag r**U*. Char-

Daytam,

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Craaraat

BOMBAY,

'kite' to go throogh* wrilh hla to*
n e t with Iho HUnoa Madliti
•fauarw Canton rorpwrotlM *a
fohmtoo to loathing *•*•"*•**
’ "They gat a load of lha higher
•Hud lawyer* la tho country M
Hraw ay that contract,44 ho aald
•■And If* abonlataly watthlga*.
"Well, boro** an nmampm fo*
roo. Cantor*'* toauntt »aya hiicrirm t a n t ho aaawl 00 day
■■•fora midnight of B*t&gt;t 90. Fig
•tro that out for yawraalf. Th*'
M M thay’ra got t* anma aitha
Bchmoling ar Btr bliag J*ly 1
Thafa tww day* haforoltay fig*
la Ctovetond to ana who laeklr
Carwero. 5ra*t. lbni-golng-in

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“ flowoiV, Bid Kira and Emil
Ammon, tha rataran ball playrra who decided that thoy would
handla tta/elub Kara UiU y*#r
hart ala* decided that lhay woulc
go to Daytona Monday night to

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lha Inlamatlual
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cation, vrof llyttk • &gt; * * * ■ £ /
mania* pUAa and an Kng U A . ^
,-h*ntc front th ■••*■**» ,
la I..M A 1M la
I* paaaoogaf t r a y p n .
",ho Intotfit. ar&gt;Ujm iH***l avia-

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' Tha Cardan, »tleklng to a pollc)
if allatt'o, rotated'io oowmant oi
Uio altuatltn W doy. Tho onlj

City, aad hi. Aagutlaa.

raoao of Uta W rto « * ln i« T
four p€f»&gt;W». k W l f
Coorga Btbaaeo *
plan* » • * * f-road loading

droma j aatglf i y
prim ? T y u rtp d

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flow lata on* a# lha pfopolMw*
ll w u pat thought that ad g *4rL
&gt;«a damaga trod ha*« dgSa'V) .

o-Niffht
how/It team* to mo that lb# wla*
thing to do would b* to drop 'it.
Augustin* from tha Hat and tab#
on Bonford b«cau»e tha thencu
a rt that It may be too coally for
a aaml-pro alub ta haro to Uko
ruth a Dng Jump weak after
week. Winter Park and Cocoa
would hare to travel w rr 100
mil** l» pta* * gama, for InItanr*. I think Bid and Kmll ar*
going to try to argut thalr way
Into tha league on that argu­
ment

JahnatonV plana bar* ranched
lb# point what* b# Inland* to
bring Jack Bhaibay to Maw York
U In flimntlal difficulty. It* V*’* 4
to Brook4* homo to gat tho detail*.
Brook toll* him that tha trwublr

by Bab* Rath, will b* praaontad
ta lb* beat tall player ta| each
of Unci* Bam‘a Cltlaana MIHtary
Training Camp* ttl* ytari aad
that J ark la Mitchell. If-yanr eM
gM pUchar aigMd by the Chatlaaaega cluh I# M*nt ta be lap­
ped from lha payrolL

fiAR WOOD PLANS
NOTTO REST TILL
HE BEATS RECORD Hcur, T balleva.44

“And |4|| not b* tatlaflad with
!mUcring hi# time by a fraction of fl When the arribu rattjht ' lh*y
hav* .un&gt;'lta OhMi* wf flrwak ami

Kap ambraclag In oa* of

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. fallhlaunraa on tha par* of hi*

Tho vaUran racar aald Dpn'a
record'taay aot b# accapUd, In
which caa# hU evaraga .two-way
apead of 101.000 mllro dn hour
made Friday may b* a n*w wajld a
record. “But rrgardlaaa af wtalbi
MIAMI ltKACllI, Apr. IS--(A P) ar hla tlm# or my own I* accepted,
t ’aUU Intend to haul out Him MM*
America IX again and aot ■ new
apeadboat record of I0S.4S mil** mark which win b* dear cut eo
and hour wtablUbrd by Kflf* Don a* to li# fra* of aay doubt-44
of P.ngland “la amaahtd to *mttV
era."
Weed Aald h* w u not dlacouraged bacaua* b* w u uniuccoaaful
la hla attompto Friday to break
Don’* rorord aad that h* would ro*

Is Planning To Smash
Hack Rumblay4# baaatall craay
Kaye Don’s Recent
youngater pitched Hobart Cobb4#
Mark To Smithers
Kcmlnola* t# a M to B win .ever
Kddlc Bandar4* OlinU ta on# of
lha game# at tha IJona Club Jablor Uagua played yaaUrdar nftrrtioAnl Colbfrt. Wh* ' tfhlWb W
hold tho alugglng ■amtaal**- A
r ha ago In playing tlm* waa an­
nounced today. Starting Monday
all game* will ta played a t 4sM
o’clock each afternoon at tkn San­
ford 0 rammer Bebool park. Tk#
undefeated I’lraUa and Bamlnolar
will meat Monday’ and a good
gam* I* promlaod.

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rontaraplatid adjuilmcnla. will room*-of Brook4* hoaaC Bancroft
alap along at about 10S mil** an la' daggered by 181* dUplay cf

third la tha third bast af tha 440yard dub. No rororda fall, and tta
NATIONAL LKAGUS
meet waa a*Id I* ta apmawtat atow Chicago
000 OM 00m—S 0 0,
and untatoroaUng. Miami plaood 19 Pittsburgh .. 810 000 Oil—4 10 1
men In final compaction today,
BaturUa: Wood. Badnar, nad
leading an attar taama by n wM*
margin. Tip Pnrtln of Ovtoda
accoada.

For The Biggest Thrill You’ve*Had This
Year, See

panic. Banrroft at Drat conarnla
but than observing that Brook •
l"gg*gc •» pa«kod a* jf lw a trip,
hr guaaaaa wrongly that Brpok 1*
Iparing town to oicap* ruptnal|&gt;i)|ty *&gt;r the bank IroabU.
Hi turning to hU offlca ho eende
roporter* and pholagiaphar* t* re­
main near Brook4* manalon for
la amaahad to amlther*,44 h* aald. new,.and plctuia* of tha tanker4*

rife, but h* look* at H In tha light
of a Mg 'new* acoop and ordorr
tha etor. publUhad on Ibo frpnt
page-with all tha plctarcr. Than
hr dictate* another atoty tailing
of the (hooting of Brook by himThe iremondoua flood acenen—the f l A t on i runnwny train—n girl that held two men in the grip of
her charm*.
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You’ll never forget the dlmnx when n ^ ln d englnaey
drives n train over a mUe-hlgh bridge!

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To*Night

Bancroft And Clive
Brook Are In Film
AtMilane Tonight

f. u 'r o ^ Inhta gu*** ,»*to b.W cytlndar t a g ^ J I ^ J
lha bto laagua toama will flalah would bo ready to ranow h|* **• |
! m . ron. Tta auaaaar la T. W. Kin- aault on tho prouwl wortd&lt;a mark
within two waak*.
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The Detroit aportamrn4* b*»t J
all ta raa ta furttar apart*
la HanferC. and ttay daoaava eU bacaua* ta pick# them tbh two-way arorag* Friday waa maH»
l*U of credit Howavaf. thoro vajri Amtrkmn, U t f W ,
Ntw on the fourth and Ahh of hi* 1
tardy meat ta aavaral now- York. Philadelphia, Waihlngto". nln» runt, whan h* wu llmad »t 1
romora la Saafacd wh# h»ra Chicago, 8L Lcitila, pttrolt, Clava- 102JI80 and 103-*«» mile* an hour
playad hall aamttlm*, *ad
land, and Boatoa. NaUanal Uagua, rupactlvaly rvar the maMurod
wauld Ilk* ta gat la tbla uml- B t Louli, New Yark, Chicago, mil* courae. Ill* avtrag* for tta
pro laatac. Lava taar from yow Brooklyn, IW o n PHUburgh. PM two run* w u 103.00'J rail** »n
right away, far lb* laagw* I* n'rlphta, and Clmlmmtl. Lata hour, which hr uld aicoadad by
act to open Bowday, Apr. SI. hav* aom* mot# guaaaa*.
•• • Jtll mllrf an hour tha former Amarlron rocord it lOJJlfi# bo art
and w* only bar* a waak to
hero In tho aaroa boot March .&lt;)
wklah to practice.
Two other run* war# altghlly
ru ler than tha fourth l&gt;ut tl&gt;#y
Coach Leonard Mclmcao4 tr**«
could not bo uaod la ccmiuUna a
loam, anlorod In lb* 17th annual
two-way avtrag* tacau*# ttay,
Florida high athool matt, fouad Ibi
war. not compfatod wlthl. a V*
going ralhar rough In tho prollmlpmlnu'a period rouulrad la
ary ovanta of tta mval which were
run off yulrrday, and placed bul New York .........
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Wood u ld ta may go,to paw
thro* man In tta final* which wan W ashington-------I
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run aff today. John H'onlay pl«r#d B t Lmila ---------- S 1
* " York on bualneai within lb# writ
In two areola, lha ItO-yard high Cl*v*land
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-J** few day* but that U .b* did ho
burdlaa and thr StO-yard low hurd­ Philadelphia
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le*, and Ororg* Moya placed Id ow Chlcag* ------------ .1
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-*M record trial* wlthla taro waata. “I will not roat uatll Ih# F.ngpvant, third In Urn fourth hoot of D e tro it--------------- ‘1
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lha 100-yard doth. Undaey wa* Boston ------------- 8 8
.000 ll.hmon’a tecorA, If It I n tocord,

who, it la elalmod, aald th|
I waan't a M*y*r on tta to#
had th* abUHy to ta a rogj
Tha WarldV Champion OOP
i nra avrn op la grow, njd a

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.f t S M S l O l l I N ! COACM.
rV IA R O e flO H tT O O K .
W M A0ESTO3M OW M 15 ,
* **y frB H E M O O iJE -lV lN
r d s his health .7
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B M W NwfAgd t i n d W a w J

Ibckiag tha acroad tall ptlrh*
t of the let. acarlag both bl
■pi Badnar h*M lb* Caha la
Walagla* after that.

In lha maanUinr. Bid and Kmll
UauMl an appeal for ball-playar*
who ar* Inleraatad. All they can
offer la part of' a uniform, and
• rid* to out-of-town game*. Tha
%a Pirate* didn't 1*1 fir* run*
aalary will bo email, maybe not
Unit tha on* they had atop
at though, for they ralllod In
, eighth and put otar two inn#
the club play*. Tha way tlraaa
four hit*. Day Bu»h •■» nickare now, that IS, which will at
far 11 hit* by lb* Pirate* ft
i and *f the eighth, and when treat buy beam, ahauld not b*
overlooked. Game* will bo play­
Anar Moriag apro# acamrd Ilkaa( tb* Mratal put two man na ed on Thurtdaya aad Hundaya.
tha ninth with two alngl**,
Cabr .
a __ .a a____ ■ - ' If Ibar* ar* aay aid timer*
bar* wb* weald Ilk* U f*i
tho flrat flying eat ta tbi tack ta lb* goat*, aay rollag*
Id, ahd tta aacwnd goltlng 1* man #r *i-«aU*g* man wb* bod
an a walk. That man on rin t even aadlorr* racraea, or ear
tha winning rua, If every • aandlollaro .-wb* want ta break
I want amoothly. *o Sweat- la, got ta lowoh will* BM ,'Sail,
krta replaced by Bob BmHh. er tta dMtor 1ft &gt;hdin'fllgf’Sp'
aot the Cub* clown ta Prdac, Ibat aid glove and ukat lb*
I by m m flna flowing. Tni
\ therefore won tho
i game* to on*. Ilernaby ttrl*two of tho gam** by bU

P R I N

Added Entertainment

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C LIV E BROOK
KAY FRANCIS
The m »n‘ bahlrxl Uts
headline* — th« &lt;n*rt
who make* 1ho n fF *
that
ruing
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Iillght* lovea. 8 on him
and the woman he
Id v u g fg«d-to-fgcn

‘T h e Conveniant CeRttoT

■ a raBaMOunr aicVuat

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' The Robins lust na aaMbltlan
gam* to Haitford. 8 to A yrotorday| th* Giant* won from Camdaa. 4 to 11 Richmond whippy tta
Athletic*, * to 4. aad th* Tank*
boat lha Army a t Waat Paint II
to 1. Bstood taama played In haaat

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I fargot to toU y*n jaotorday
i that Jimmy F ata I* out af th#
M M far * ftw day* with n oar-

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�A wadding 6f much Intcrtai to
tte lr msqy friends occurred no
PHday night at Kissimmee when
Ollra Colburn Coding, of l.lvcrpool. Nova Beotia, ami l^ngwood
waa married to Shrrish i&gt;. Ad-

of Other geests, Mr*. J .
Btlnaelpber waa hostera at
bfUfca forty
given
Satm

ygaicsa Into the remotrot part* of the world,
i —rr wuteetten from hUrgbrormnwit. Wets

jmxt**hu-

*f fund la Ui,
* agricultural

time ittekdlMra And gunman aro ctoWalmf &lt; tnnch WRAW
trea t a n d 9UW»Mdly dffllrod dUro are droerolng
Pri­
or protection over a croup of adTenturarg who panic tha
end of tha rainbow In tha tropical wilda of an obvloualy
danftroua

ila who wont to lira In Nicaragua did so know
b « t they cou ld n 't

ado to toertat*.
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Aad thl* FlaUhmM *«T*
now tha »ob !k«r directs* M
Hatal New T artar, wkkfc H
biggest hotel hi Naw T a rt.
I *«r, what shoot th#
0&lt;
)B Brooklyn? And ho a M t t
not ln Naw T a rt, •** H i t t *
io go M) fW f. to

■■nlripal bearia of tha:
City nr HatifdM Tar Utt

o f a thrill

it arid doesn't hurt bu*rB« .

iTg,Td I* with you, q M N '**
wfth him) and If »• " * * } " }
iSlII * b« fooivi o l -*&lt;&gt;•l Ip * li
him,' W .wlJV W W
CkpcrkkfM l i l t . " ' '

thfere

tem b JoX
;tb * feeling of summer
a » ha (he great world,
M watch the sun
How Ila ancient way.

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Tlmes-Unlon. E esceds.

‘ '' 'Cl#wIpI(in Nurtr. mUl, »hlpp*4
|.'t' thiitn-n million round* of sugar
EVyw hlrh we'll , y r g t f 1* sweat
(.' haws for tho stockholder*.
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E - Men whom, first ‘ nahies af*
n (2 ia rle s have-a -belter rhsnr# ta
j f Win fan!#. Think of Kiag.rharlsa,
B}*Ch»rln&lt;|-' I.ittdbdnjy, and,, (Carles
V o h a liil I n. ^TM es-U piten. And

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T h Z woman who haa a huaband Wi
world a b o a t B a rd in la B , m tttt w atc
ng. fo r I f he beghw to m ak e aanUrr

a in o M U n ttrd ay a f t i n i o b n . l t U
w alks i n - t h a ro u n try v m a k r M t «
ite d In Ih a .a e e ro la o f Wrd llfa , o r

f , and Mr*. T. C. Dolt and
i, Mr*, a M. Bagwell and son,
A Bagwell, who have been
■ g on Myrtle Avenue, have

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. Edward JLlggiaa, Mr*. R.
is nad Mrs. H .C. Bower left

day rnamlag for Charleston,

eago, Toledo, Chfotand, Ctaelaaatl, PltUbarfh, Boston, Washing­
ton or Baltimore, Tou ought to **•
their eya# pop. H# goto th# pa*
p m by air m ail-'
'/Abd he levanted the lioaplU lUy desk." Thb b a dsak proaldsd
a m by a friendly, southerly-look­
ing, white-haired lady, had al­
though her name la Mbs Je m
Mayor, ah# l» not #•# that yea
weald be afraid U ask advlc* pt |
tkat b . haw U go about hy»Ht*«
sew pair *T peaattea td ukd'tSmd
ta tte-wHe or, If of th* other M .
wh*r*.yoa»B*t the moat value, Ip
119.80 froek# and seek things.
Problem* sock aa tteefpaddy vieItem, It eaema, and Mba Moyer
kaaheen as popobr tkat tt*y kar*
kad partially t* hide her desk.

where they wUI visit Mrs.
parents for a abort time. .
- J b . Charles T . Creator, of O ct■ # ( , &lt;ma arrived hers Io Join Mr,
Ok u ahd make their
hems.
They are residing at th* llally
Apsrtawata' on Want Sixth Street.
*;, Mr. \nd Mr*. n T E . McGowan
and daughter, Norm* Ann, and
M f. NrCowsn’s mother, M n. Edemrd McGowan, wars hare for the
lAah^nd as th« guests of Mr. and
P m . Dick May.
' Friends her* o l James C. Iliggias, wk* Is studying at th* Uni­
versity of Florid*, will be Intereste,| to learn that he mads the hon­
or point' peerage for academic
work daring Urn peat Mmailar.

It b . “Where tan 1 get a drink t *
Mbs Meyor b ant allowed to aa•war tkl# Infamous loqulfT.
I Bat tlk most fascUmtlng ljspUhtiap 1* l b fie* weatter igs
peal. Mr. Elbk, whe v la ft *.* a R
whan ha retired, i* aw*k#Md by
phase, with .th* laUosriaai rflw tt
m'emlag..Mr. MUk. It JpiroUbg.Or maybe It b i Oeod memlng, My.
tilth. It hae cleared h lf end ’Ab

T. L- Hals kaa returned from
Maryville end Maryville Tenn.
be spent Mvtrel day*. Ha

wlltUk they giro wosnun abrot tbalr bargnlnal
h ar/ o n

daugbtara aro mmm
-,k*i
c..'i«s : w cj,
al Iba afflw la an©
.wllb-aridaat pride.

WartF"-

Of John Groundllnf’a prph- tK# moa]

iy rrsult In
9*** .fgtdng'd
Ikes-u* whai

ltd and Jack. Fat-'
lh» University of
ageiUe, spent th*

(bit he la handling tha klggeat ho­
tel on Manhattan lalaAd (no dbput* about th a t)

Everybody know* that yen t p
supposed to b* gtvwi radio t*-*po f u n rest, and th e n a re lu b llm a te d ln
tlaa, floor cWrt * m k a , sarvidm
who a lt partenU r a t th e ajtnt#
pud mors lag newspapers ar ala*
fro m Ju n e th ro u g h M areh, b eg in !n A pril Xo look w lth M ;
E ras check oat and so*. But
c r e t y e a rn in g a t th e pam p hlets a d v e rtla ln g S o l R o y e r s
pb UUa has Invgntad putUilg
c ru is e s ; sk ep tical baehdlort w ho g o th ro u g h .t h e ./ “ f *•* tha horn* town nawspapai* and or
ik* doom of gvoets, and whan th*r

^' Alachua county Is boasting ^
fclg ’ potato crop.

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Irwin, nf Maryville, who will visit
her* fee a abort time.

a

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B u i to baax Ihew

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Mr.'and Mrs. J alien Carpenter,
of Jacksonville, spent Bativder
bars with their niece, Mr*. Mon­
ro* B. Hutton, at her home In
Mayfair. Mrs. Hutton returned
with them yesterday morning and
wlU ha hack hire thb afternaoa.

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who hart attraetlro

aviation'is ta draw tt# fin* Um af
dbtlsettea brtwaaa vskaakls baa*

and “fmk" -laa*V*tba*. Years

h tha •‘goodold daya" a mti
h * six-shooter waa regarded
Well armed. Nowadays ba’a at
i’ mercy of th* world unl#*»
.carries a hr*r%ybf machine,
u and a'Jtefock -7®'

T H I'lIw le Department i f " the
Weraan’a Club d|ill have IU
monthly meeting at 3 o'clock In
th* dub rooms with Mr*,
E.
ReumiUst, Mr*. A. K. Roatattar
Sod Mbs Elian Mahoney a* host­
esses. AH member* are requested
to bo present as important basi­
nets matter* will b* discussed.
FRIDAY.
, A miniature wedding will b*
given by th# Kart Bide Primary
Bchool at &gt; a'riock at tha Junior
Hick School auditorium.

a

b « vagu e unmtpUUttbld

oa&amp; sTSB S T J R “

There I" fear
In the feeling of winter
'potne to the great world
t
pad watching th* moon '
pow linlf-niom. now full,
fallow Us ancient way.
Jfilya-yay*!
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Whither Is all thb tending?
I would I were far to the eastward
And yet I ahpll never ngalo
Meet with my klmman.
Ij^ fn -yn ysl

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That 11 about an I can remain*
ir, exc.pt that In New T a rt holf, Texan* ar* tha biggest spenm sad stag* people tha moat
mplslnlng guest*.
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n earin g U it p o in t o f public uaalaaanaaa. W a t t t o t
(h e a rm y and navy ahouldn’t bo u sed a a a -polloo
home, b u t wa view w ith re s e n tm e n t a policy wh
fo r a d isp atch o f b a t U c h l p . whan A m c rk a n a a r e
a fo reig n cou ntry jt n d an a p a th e tic a ttitu d e when
«hot down a lm o st tlndrr th a dorda o f th e C apitol.

The D icin g Urge

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4 v m u &lt;$n£.ioto'--

It fear
longing for knaPne**

it but when ho charged that
Army waa hiring (MUmll
rare, the* that waa somethin*
mis. — Nashville S o u t h e r n

exp ect T t -------

npelted to fo there by forea «
iaatancaa were lured for tho
ay from aoma unpleaaantnaaa
i there because they have to. 1

' ' Tha A tari** Class of th* First
Baptist Char^h will meet at B
eV hrk at th* home of Mrs. Ceergo
McCall, M R Magnolia Avenue, W
wtih Mr*. MoCall, Mr*. T. U Hale,
Mr*. M. N. Cleveland, and Mr*.
A. J . Pataraon aa hostess.
-f-v_1 Baaaon Springs
___—'Woman’s
Th*
Society will talartaln the Uma­
tilla Boo# and the New Smyrna
Z»n* at a moating to lie held all
day at Baaaon Spring*.
Cirri* Number Eight of the
First Methodist Charch will meat
a t a o'clock at*th * home nf Mrs.
O. W. Gilbert, ISOl South Gran
aal**■ A------- U__ «&gt;.
»* « —^

W. W. Potter P»*h

gage—Th# New Tartar.

ago. k« UiouBbtAh# Wright broths

ON VEGBTABLR8.
It b generally cc needed that th*
beat .way to cook vegetables b
hv using tb* waterlera method,
which praocrv** maximum flavor
and nutrl'lv* vale*. Btoarulng la
sacond bast, with boiling The bast
desirable. I
'
But boiling la th* most ccmmon
method used; and a faw simple
rulaa will help th* housewlf# gel
th* most taste and nutriment out
'of bolted vegetable*.
In general. It may be laid down
as Rule No. vl that the water
should lie actively holl'ng when
tha vegetable* are put into ll, «o
that they will cook In th# short­
est possible time. Th* longer they
remain In hot water, of roars'e
th* more flavor they lose.
Another generally appllrd rule
Is! use -the smalleit poaslbli
amount of water, but enough so
that merw will not ba needed ta
replace lh* water tkat svspointes.
If additional waler must o* add
*d, us* boiling water. An excep­
tion to thb rule Is onions, which
should be rooked in a lair# volume
Of water to remove aoma of their
strong flavor.'
,
Amt I he (Irrd rutei when vege­
tables must ba cut to farlli’at*
belling, don’t col the piece# .too
(mail. The cut surfaces exposed
*o the bolllne water ah &gt;ald I * aa
small oa possible.
Vegetables of thd stem va.tetf,
*«ch aa spinach and- aspeeogua,
may b* cooked evenly by simp**
expedients, fn. the raoe of snlns-h,
take eft th* tough atem« as yen
wash It, It take* no more tlm*
than wath'ng It.
Asparagus m|&gt; In- boiled evenly
If 1b* bunch is lied around lh*
■enter ami plared In tha water
with Ui* tip* protruding. When
tha tougher Lulls are ncailr dwm,
lay the rtnek* flat In the wnlcr.
Although steaming vtgeUblea
taka* a little more lima than boil­
ing them, lh* result* ar* * mU
worth lh* effort In mo«k cairn, for
much leas flavor and mirtillve
value ar* last when they are propvrty * teamed. '
Unlike the preparation! far
boiling vegetables, when they aro

B. L. (Befwo Lindbergh) days, ha
advudstad a la w M provrot • * * » ter of th* har, ba Would remain ta
f i U f p te ra te th a a lr white the
flying;
"
• '
*
Mr, CroundHng admIU hU mte- MfSvroeda. Jte wltkVh* aataglroi
tak*. But'rtedy yrod he see* ttd
paiada •( A»rt"tv hrorottro airplane* Uurt flap ttelr wing*

W&amp;RSSi

I Tribune

tt Fieri-.

Permangiri
Waving
and Finger
Waving

Mod for

It refam

Tha ceremony wa» performed
•t Urn home of the bride-groom's
yaranti, Mr. and Mrs. W. J
Adame, the officiating clergyman
waa the Reverend &lt;W. E. Taylor,
peitor of Baptist church, KUslmme*.
Th# bride la the daughter ol
Georg* Coding, prominent lum­
ber merchant of
Farmington.
Maine, and Liverpool, Nova Beo­
tia, who ha* n a Inter home In
Longwood where tho bride ha*
■rent th* part three winter*.
The bride la an attractive and
talentad young woman who ha*
often delighted audknee* with
her publk reading*.
.
The groom la station agent for
the Atlantic Coast line at Longweed -where- -he ~te - held In htgh
Mtaam by' hi* fellow-cltltans.
Mr. and Mr*. Adam* aro re­
ceiving th* congratulation* of
their friends who ar* glad th*
couple ar* to reside In Longwood.
Th* Clvk League sponsored a
moat anj-oabl* membership rupper on Friday night at the li­
brary uader direction of • the
special commlltee. Mr*.' .1. A,
Rlstline anl Mr*, r.vervt Mung*r, when a delkloua meal, ikepared hy the Various members
was participated In hy member*
of the League and their fatal-

to be tleamed they may be rat In­
slices.
_
■
In both boiling and alaamlng,
wait until the vegetable* ar* near­
ly done before salting lham. Af­
ter they are roohed, they thonld
|
be drained immediately, hultrted,
1aeaaoned or prepared wllh ague*,
and
Mrvrd at an**.
1
To mako white iat*ce for veg­
etable*.
use | cupful milk, table­
1
spoon baiter, 1-4 teaspoon salt,
•
and a dash of pepper. Melt butter,
*add flour and seasoning! add ro’d
milk gradually and cook 28 min­
ute* In double boiler.
Tomato, potato and oaten pie,
pare and cut Into thin slices sis
laige potatoes and three onion*,
hatter n raisrrole or deep pan and
arrange It In a layer of potatoes.
flpread them with batter, cover
with slit** of onion and
Arrange a second layer of onions
and continue w'th sucrcvslve liyera unlit the dish la full. Mason­
ing each layer. Th* tip layer
should be of onion*. Sprinkle wllh
grated cheese, add one-half cup
hot orater and c o m . llaks for 2
hour* In a 350-dcgte/ oven, Retnova cover on* half k..ur before
dish U done, to brpwa IU

P A R T Y
&lt;H IN T S
Th# secret or aocceuful card
parti** b originality. Th* card
parly may featai* th# hobby of
th* boater* or gaest of honor, 'dr
tb* season or holiday if It W car­
rier pat la an oausuil way.
On* charming hostess gave a
••unl&lt;|'ia** bridge party in honor of
a small gray kitten ah* had Just
received. On the Invitations aim
pasted kittens' heads cut from
gray paper, and Invltad her gurrtt
to a “kitten bridge," requesting
**ch to bring n gift for the unus­
ual guest of honor. Her color
scheme waa planned In warm tone*
of gray and pink and little rolypoly, kitten*' head, decorated her
penrib, crose pad* and prise*.
Pussy willow. In slender black
vases and p nk row h id* yverc us­
ed for the flower* Tha favor* *1
this attractive party Wei* dainty,
pink chiffon handketchlefx wllh a
tiny kitten painted In on* corner
of each.
For spring rani parties, plain
linen table covers In pink, blur,
yellow end I*vender, sad spring

Hundredn of Thrifty HI
Inga on Their Many l*ui
This Great

Be*. A .lellghtfut program wwlMn Brown, M
yiim n lrl Including tb« singing minger, Mr*. 1
of th# Friendship Bon* by all Rodall, and gdc
present; solos by Mr*. B. R. Gray Wltllama a*d
and M n. Adlrrnne Waite, or* Mr*. L. Cramar.
Mtsa Kiel* Dunbar, leng-ttm*
coni rallied hy Mr*. - Iroul* Entimiagvr. Thl* aaa followed by winter resident of Longaruod w*a
clever games, Munis, ami danc­ suddenly called home by the
ing. It Is fanned to have a ea- death of a friend, to Willow
rlaa efau p p err and pknlea ar­ Crave. P a , and wUI not return
ranged by the league during Urn
till fall.
■umincr month*.
Friend*
baortily sympathies
A mealing of the Chamber of
Commerce held on Thursday eve­ with Mlsa Bmnut Howard, of Tho
ning era* presided uver by A. T. Carth. In Urn doath a f bar mothTrayl-r In the absent* of J . I* ar at tb* home of her ton Ur
Anderson, |,resident. Routine bind- Butler, Pennsylvania. Mr*. How­
neta arm* transacted. The num­ ard waa t t roar* of age. and hod
ber 'of members In thl* organl- formerly *P*nt * « * * tlmo with
her daughter In Loogwnod. MU*
ration Is now 00. .
.
The teachers of l.yman school Howard reached her mother k*»
were entertained by Miss lltU k fora death occurred.
AtnMl on TUe*day night at her
hnm*. Rducatlonal trpks were
dli cussed, followed by entertain­
W# wish to Urnnk our friend*
ment, with games, and serving
for their expression* * f sympathy
ol rake and'fruit punch.
Those present s e t * Mr. had and the many floral oferinga At
Mr*. - W. J . Wrll*. Mr*. Krara* Ibo tin s of oar bereave want.
Mr. ami Mrs. H. E Weekly,
Lytaan^ Mr*. Thpper, Mt«* Kath-

SPECIAL NOTICE
T hon* who have d ep osit* on drcwwn will p le a s*
la k e d re sse s out no la le r th an th a 2 5 th , also d eposits
wlU be fo rfa ite d .

.

NO R E F U N D S

NO E X C H A N G E S

NATIONAL SHOE STORE
M agnolia A ve.

Faris has been devoting con­
siderable alt«n|lon to the OccvlIktage of lb* dinner frock, glv(kg special approval to the line
creating ■ more medeel effect, a*
niustraled. Th# high neckline
toupled with lh# wide shoulder
lino l* particularly Interesting.
ftbwera make slmplu and cffedlvc
decorations.
Tamu rawi
Party.

A

Mather

Gooae

NOTICE.
Ariangements are Icing mad#
fpr anulher American Lealon
(Isnet to be held st lh* Trianon
Club on th# Banfonl-Orlando High­
way on Tuesday, Apr. 28. Danc­
ing will begin at 0:80 oMork and
cnn'lnoo tu I o'clock t« music
furnished by Mtro*B Orchestra.
The advenes sales of tickets will
tei managed by Mrs. W. B. Miller.

D U CLCCTftIC R€f«IG€«ATOR

de llandnom e S e v iee th e O pening o f

Wa Are Kslremely Gralefal Far Th* Wamterfal Rrapeas* tite­
rs This Aaaaal Event . . . T# Tho*# Mb* Have Nat A* Yet
llescme Acnaalated (With Th* Msnr Bawer-ltaTIHg Yalaca Wa
tb ll AIIration To 8KVKRAI. N’ltW hHII’MENTH OF EXQUI8ITE DRESSES JUST OPENED AND NOW ON HAI.B!

ROLLATOR

Thaw 3 Valuable Prise* (ilvtd.Away Absolutely
Frew Saturday, April 25thj At 10 P. M.
1st P rise — Silk D ress Priced A l • 16.50.
2nd Priro— B aautlful N eglige* W orth f 1 0 .0 0 ..
3rd l*r^ia— 2 P a ir Kayitcr 5 1 J 0 Silk lltmc.
(C om e In and ask ua about It)

WMhmble Cotton
Frock®

Iking Frocks

Iblaty Wash Pvaaasa far
Ha coming warm weather.
Feat calarsd Dimities, Lia­
rs*, Vsites aad attar waehskle ssaterlab ar* well rep­
resented. Yswr chair* af
a large aeleettea af new
sommsr rtylea.
VALUES TO P U 8

i group ysu will fled

prabta in Their
Newneun

that etprtwa the new
la a refrvaWng and
minis* maaaer. Yaa
ad many version* of
I aad dremy model*
ru Mr* w charm tb*

I t rivra us a great deal of MtUfartion to annouocu
this dealership in wliU-h wo lake ao much |iride. . . wo
aro now handling Norge, the rtertrie refrigerate* with th*
HolUtnr. aini|4c, powerful, cvan pact refrigerating mechan­
ism, which Is alimwt evrrlaaling.
Such rndunng nualily, such aunreioritlea tor exmvriibnc*. auch fin* finlali ha* Iwen gtera th# N n rp that
wr stand back of It with our heartiest rernnumrulallont.
Norge haa 34 fraiures of auucrlatlva quality.. .1 9 nf
llirin are original with Norge. AUof them ar* inrorpoea Ictl
in Nora* to make it convenient to use, to nuke It « life­
time refrigerator and to bring about ila high-grade reeult*.
We consider Norge tlm outstanding rrfrigerutur in
s'incriarilv of engineering, ronjlrurtion and design. And,

Witt a proOawncsd degre* af Indi­
viduality that
instantly give*
distinction. By

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ROLLATOR

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N e a t P lg g ly W lf« ly

�W i t t s

A ’- r « .

v U

ttm p ku « * » o r t M ; Um t n &gt; «
which they ranraagnt.
A number * f Sanford mirehant*.
•bo » « n the special guests of
fbo trade body. were present, In­
cluding'Gfpff* Vfelattain, f r n l dent’o f the'lndependrat Merchant*
Aamctetlra. Mr. Wvlftrteln thatkH i t t . flantord. Chamber of Om bmko Mr Om n l i t l b ' support
which H 'h . M A M b tb .T f.r cbtMf. AseockUsn during Um
»*•« ye»r. 'tad pledged tbo eo-opnottoa Of Um M a li, M tM m bm

JllaOwn Safety
l{ 1Apr.

s y

bAr—'(A P)—P»*

a,&lt;Fk«weh'p*llro ora nwdwstaacl
bob. ia rttra Uo DuV&lt; of Tot, MnMHp xAifou* - i l l ! of
ta, to nUra with ki&lt; solto
m&lt; Port. If 'ho latrad* to ra­
ti In Franc*.
t * u pointed-rat UmL-France
RPl p l W W 'w o n ITWBI UIM*
t Um frontier ont stocking

, i i m . Noiiib*
Isslonsr r f 'M r ta ttt* " .

Ur,

irt.p , and Hon. PblL 1
* »UU department °?
rfu.; . /
r

Wb«o&gt;tt.Mratora p i­
rn U tto 'fran t M w
IQ kb prapn rad under, t
Ml of Herman Brown. •&lt;

Po&gt;worth rood eommunlrotlOM
frM« KapraMtiloUe. no.. W. MeItorr a H ’t t . 'PlotIda Railroad
Cowmlssle* ragartfbtg cu te mod
number' 44 *ndd UU riootag o f Um

■ H ' b t Oorara. ra^MUraty. Up
r»bory of ,tlM tntfo 'Mdy, thr
roototeo aba were at Um IntoraatloMl Oostaam'IkU
wont «w recird 'a* i ration •
r t b o CPwMdray of J . A. Crutch­
";*f the second atialreraary Of the Ndw Rlotory Society
field.'of PUUbufgh. no‘a mstaber
of Mm Dulled t t a U i -Chamber of
Commerce governing body. The
* -■ \ '
lUotory SOcMy C l^ how f)
motion woo mod. falkwiag -a re&gt;»i t \ i i- i
I
-Q .iroeem
■- a .
*V
qtM»t by Unton F_ Allan, president
of the Sanford-AUanUfl NaUono)
B»b.
Mr. Bendra nloo offered n mo­
tion that the iT tfl body endorse
tbo propgead UgUIttfon sponsor­
ed by the IsaakW alton U t t v t nf
PWida, called to -the attowtiew Of
tba group by W. E. Walthall of
(• CoatbUMd' fram f a n Ono)
tho local braarh af tha league. It abcototc alcohol b *tr #4 percent
thtnrarnod tbo ahlpmenl of Watk
tn fhi ynara."■ Wh|la tbodo ntateamonta Worn
h4ln(r&gt;libn*d ’ In ’ Wdahlagtm;! PrahlMttoa PI rector.TVoOedock wao
'Ales R.'Johnson, vocational dir­
ector at Sem taels High Hcbonl enrouta to D eneerfor an Intpectpoha briefly 'wit Um proposed tlon of wbdltlora In o'gbt of IPo
count y-w ii. rwlebrattop to b . northwoatoni atoWt’and Hawaii.
ATflint that be wodldltk. t , ra­
known as Um first anaaal Farmers
Dag. wbiab would bo staged In tlin'from hi. post,’ wan In a ototoBet&gt;foid. Mey 14. I k asked tho menfbnmrillataly beferc Me desSyport of Um trade body which poriura.lbat an appointment tn a
Mae anesrarad when President federal Jodgeahfp would be “wri­
Papworth appointed 8am R* iflgb- er om." bad/ no further develop­
Icy man as abalrmaa of Um com- ment. today.
Tbo announcement from the
mlttra ram posed of himself. J . L
MaranMUe, and R. W. Prarman. labor commute, of Ita rtna of
to attend any m ailing, of tho Far- campaign for a ratom of brar ani
mere ,C!ob -and mvratabi the part wtAo Mild It Intondcd to “uia all
bodafablo meani" to oocaro this
ond
* Ranking officer, of m-wc/if the
rational and InUntatlunal uni ino
will attend the cenferaoce," Um
rtetemrnt a.Id. T h o gathering
will bo In fact « national labor
cAnvantlon. 'It dill, be thoroughly
«(&gt;reeentnllv» and It will carry
hack Into arery elate and tala
alruMt crsiy community a ualTIMir, Paok, while tho foDowtag ned program and a plan of net km”
men Introdaced tbrmaelvra to Ur. that wiU ba vigorous and enntlawgathering! C. F. Rales. In k . Mon- odr." i
roa, M_C. Maugher„L*ka Miaros,
■AmaMg the opaakara will ba
A 8 . Foax. t*bok,'&lt;J. A. 'Uusn.
■fra. Charles L. Bab a, prraidr.1t
and II. a fAvy, Oesava. Tbo 8aafeed spadketa 1nr luted Mayor T. ° [ ‘ h« ‘WWaonla ofyairieailyn for
L. Dumas, Judga James Q. Hhsr- H .lo ^ ra a o h tk U W h clo ra a ,nd

K o«p

'g &amp; m

onao’a trialt to ■ Fontainerbateau Saturday wao ontod to h a f t iU n 'a bllad for
upeetlon of tho botrl D’Ang• there which to ono of Um
tspenelve of 'fratwh -pf&gt;-

S’efeits'To'CKanee
P r oh-i b itfo n Law Week-End W -o f k

U ft ■Wnrypa pera 'Ote m alm on
M a around for rrlllrlalan.UM.gorarbmont T b o . fay tin t wbllo It
t t u oil right to glee him a royal
racept Ion, H mual be rememborH
Out Alfonso la not a “otovath
nip porter of llborty.N They dto
Political elocution* In Spain.
VOcneral WeypuH, rommaoderIb-chlaf of the French army,&lt;yOatorday paid rrepecta to Alfbiwd

The beigo amt gray t»#ed rn- rtv
aemblo la typical of styles chosen
by smart women In New Yore
because of Ita InUrastlng drapol
collar lino which Is on. of Ui*
outstanding details In coal fashleas. This cspe-llk* scarf Is handad -wHh -balg. feai aad. lira .on
fhe'sHouMer, The sire vet, WldSnMg «t*tNb *l1&gt;t,**Ta untrtmwW.
The turban Is of the same fair-

&lt; MADRID, Apr. fO ^ -(A P)_A f!
tor a tempesturus week which
&gt;'abw the ancient Rpenlsh meAerahp
swept aslie end a republic aatahllebod, Um new government yrslac.
. day took Inventory of Its accomplleaments during Its brief .slatsa c. and counted II nations which
have blvcn It rorognltloa.
. . Tb. country was reporter praraBy Lwboik BaUlaget
fsl todsy, la eontraet with lb . ei’ dllement of k i t Rundsy'e «poeba(
•fpctlona. All ualranltles will ba gladioli* at m
:^ ara filling *U-.
fappragd today after having‘ boon Hop and Um womkrful amaryllD
ai Um Render farm, both on the
Country Ctabhoad. All^ths ortiwf.
Irtoe a ft loaded with ttfco m , tbo.
Esthtr klrlccon who ba* boon
troubled with tnflamed tonsils was
abli on Monday to return to
High ftcbool after a jrwk of ab-

tJp u M raM viU

m

. .Frances .Pierson was n
«Sllyr ta era Mrs. August Hwsnton
JtHkW baa bran 111 with Influents.
Mbw Marlon and.' Dwight, bar
ifwadcblldran are III.
ted Hutsa owd other pew' ft|r. bud Mrs. BmM Magnoton
toon'Ufe. similar artMn. Srsq abl. on Tuesday to return to
•rut th.W stlrarrauv W y hi* v noth at WlndraMrs aftor a
dwdnlilon, -hot ‘Prarislbynj
.1 AUento.Alcala Asmara
k It clear Uwt be doMtna
lion TTUh, 'tba,l CathotW
aad .Hll teg ’ta lg ira tbo
no r w n s for withholding

Cr u i s e r s h e a d
FOR HONDURAS
AS PROTECTION
were.Mpt Noma by Illness. Tha
booleas rtcdlvrd a shower of Mrtbdry rardo and prvtty gifts. Handwlrhra and takes and coffee were
served and all enjoy pi .a. pleasant
aft* inoun.
*••&gt; «
a. I. Rpcn Move way asked
land tha Monday School at Floral

to

from Korrrat CltgN has others
nearrr nrc-Jlag his Nelp. It Is hop­
ed that all will come and land a
hand end tarry on this good work.
There wrro a number from Upoo­
ls on Bunday afternoon when
Itav. |)r. Klik an aged ProibyterIan minister, preached a touching
set man liking his teat from Habacub 1:17, 11.
Dr. Kirk who Is visiting kit
friend, Rev, J . A Clark, has boon
M ywtrs In lbs ministry, Tbli
week hr goes lusrk to Ctrarwater
to sen his old schoolmate. Rev. K.
K. Ulggari of tha A PraabytorUn
church nhi ha hat not sraa for
41 year*. Doth wars Princeton
graduate*. Wa hope ta have tiro.
Kirk with bt agile nest Monday
in Uparla, which ba* bran a rant
tr e a t”
••

aonllnues to ladkato Ita attltudo
will bo liberty and freedom for.
aS religions.
T ' 8paul*h women have decided to
lf&gt;mini cnual righto under Um

!e B o d y

E
&gt;g fram) art
ketriTIlwri
motk •u
gw lingf
, Ab nii

e

rdly recruiting their foisra.
(American women and rblldrca
ware being sent from th . tnt.rioc
and conrantratod at La Colhn and
TnJIUo. Throe naval cruise rs mad
stoamshlps WOTS enrouto to Ufa
ports to tsk^off tsfugraa if noecs-

m h.

i Tha .ravolutkoa started Batorday night hritb a smaU detachment
and ware n ported gaining rrcrulU
along Um way from net;vs labor­
ers an! far men armed with itfIra, pistols, markets* aad other
dpppmuAuthorities ware report ad to rogard 111 revolution a* atricuily as
that of IH4.
Ifhe report sold the- revolution
was led b , (J ob. Uragork Feraetn,
tha flashing ladka chieftala who
revolted la 1M4. wwe defeated Add
retliM to hla firm. He wwe dee-,
crlbed as 4he strongest military'
figure la'th e country&gt;
TKs aim wf tba revelatlontcts
At Um meeting. of the Ftdells
ops
aalJ
to
ba
lbs
caplare
of
th*
Huadry School Ckas of the First
Baptist Church held k i t Tuesday
craning at Um hems of Mrs. Ho­
mer Little on West First Street
Um folkwiag new officers wore
alerted: Mrs. Morris Meye and
Miss Edith Walker, &lt;group cap­
tains; Mrs. Hmarr Mills, chair­
man attendance rnamittlrai aad
Mr*. !letm&lt;n . Morris, reporter
Mist lamml no Fnakllu preside I
over tho mwtlag._
During Um eorkl period many
game* and mental rowtests worn
rla&gt;ed. The hrakMI agreed retcr, Mr*, frnhmtnls to Ike rellswlng: Mrs.
t ughlets J. T. Newby, tracker, Mrs. Mor­
*»r
"p m to
ris Meyy, Mrs. lleemaa . Mends
and the Mlsrra Bessie Beyce, Rasir Whittle. Minnie llera Echols,
IMHh WlUtrr, Dor!. Walkar, Thra
Vickery, Irawnlas FraaUla. Onto
Fresratl rad Annie l u r e Jewry*.

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compaayi which has .agteaslvs
holdings In tbo sraa.
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territory It dfce estimated that
m m ZJMo Aasarkaa* torn* la far
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rose nod
its strocglo
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between 'Kansas city apd the'
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MONDAY APRIL 10.
WJAX — Jackaanvlllr.
6, Florida Slat* Marketing Burvnu;, 6:16, Clyde Gardnar and hit
C an da BilW Orchestra; 6:46, !»♦■
partmrat of Commrrca; 6, Krafl
Charaa (E. T .); 0:16, Lao Kitchen;
4:46, Literary Digest** Topic* In
Hrirf by Inwall Thomas, NSC; 7,
Amor V Andy; 7ll8, Tarty Yeaat

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PtarlOa. ami *tnrn*nirnlh Ihora.
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nraaonr within *au ottp tor
aanparmtm nt i&gt; u i.
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rlar* Irani and htndlnn lb* w in
at r»*l tr&gt;l»rl) hr lb* rltr at
Babford. rin rlli. for non oaf,
m d 'i i l laaaa a a n m l iberaan
br a*M Cllr t»r tb* raara M il
and tail, and in talldala and d*.
rlara Nani and binding all an.
redeemed la* rerllflrat** titled
br aald rill *■•&lt;"■ I aorb toal
pra party. i
t. An ail ta vandal* all * ! »*«■■
m*nl* tor la i** nuid* f»r - tb*
r*ar* l»u , iota, i m , MM aad
lit* , br th* i'll&gt;■ at Hanford,
Florid*. avalnal &gt;er*o**l proper,
tr la aald rlljr and In' itnw r*
nnrh l*,fp alilrli Imre ao| be,n
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THE ARCADE
BUSINESS

FOR ItRNTt, Daalrablf redder:*
lid Fr*nrh*Ave.
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fall aliti Ml penaliiea. aad in
aathnrlie aald rlly nt Motor* I*
millnl mill taiea In lb* ambler
■mar lout Med hr (hr rharter. . v
I. An an la amend errilnn
l«»nir nf rhapt-r »l»l. l e e * at
Florid*. arl* «&gt;r 1*11, •* lllled I
-Aa arl In *b..l|.h (he preevnt
■nunliliial anretno.mi *f m*
i;ilr III Henford, hemlnnl* Cnunir,
Hlale nt,Florida, and tu oraeala*
Inmrearal*, and ..m u i.lt a i n *
TO ADYBRT1RBRB
&lt;loterntu.nl tar the earn*, aad
In nreaiVlb* lb* jurmdlclfcta. now.
era and funrtlnn. ..r .aid munlrl.
A M ar a 14 rapraaaaUttra
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Ibarnnghiy familiar wllk U K
ein.ruled al an eleeilnn held In
the «*lrr of banlurd. Florida, nn
raid* aad claaaltkaOaa will
'.t t .* 1*
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(h a ymt eampleU lafaamaUao.
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Aad H r&lt;* a b b tkfy will a*.
law* nr Klnrlda. arl* nf im . aald
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by *b* *'Hr tStrunrUvtnn
“I , Ik* Cllr at Pan ford. Florida
n*d»r riUpier
law, &lt;Tt f |o?T
*4*. *el» nf l»ll, nr rhaeter U til. HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired
M * * at Flnrld., ana , f |,|,
by on* who really - know* howl
» « b M ..{d .N I m U T ,
mar barr* been r*i&gt;eale* and in Brlggi, Jeweler, Mag. Ave.
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l'“bll*bln# nr
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B. MarDGGGALU CHI* - Mn act fw l i n n itlr fur i Ih*
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dknre In Fioial Height*,
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f/ljt f I*j till, ha, file* .« iu rer.
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a Util Ira IInn fM la* lined t„ t,*u*
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2 'r . embrace* lbs fnllnnlnn d*.
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CELERY LAt4UtL.eKOR-.EALE;
Heady for celery crop*. P er­
fectly drained 6, It), or morn acre*
No ra.h requited from reipan•lhla buyer*. Frank L. Ftrgulon,
Hold Valdei.

life— Mlncrllanevun For H*l*

R A D I O BARGAINS! Cro.ley
raliinel Model 035; Atwate;
Kent Table Mode! 446; R. C. A.
Ruper-llataiorlyn* 000. Automotive
Electlrc Co.
FOR BALE! R flat tanor aaiaphon*. A Buri.-her Imtrument
Good eondUlun. 060. Phon* 443
Plano

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good condition. Bargain. B ob It.

C. rare Herald.
MIR SALE: Saddle lloraea. Stal­
lion* and one IH nuintha oil
unite. Inquire waterfront lot Eaat
f Mayfair Hotel or addreia H.
Itiirkrl, Daytima.

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Berries. PttMig 186.
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FRUITS ft
VEGETABLES
ARCAIIU MARKET
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SHOE REPAIRING^ I *A
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210 E. 8th St,
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FURNISHINGS
Repair*—Reflalaklag
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CREAM ERY

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main upUmlatie I* not nn
caruMt for fallur* to fact
fart*.—Koaeen.

(^ONFKCTIQNERY
Clgara—Tdbacaoa—Candia*
Magatinea—Fatal tin
Drlaka—flabdwlrhea

RUIIOW’S PLACE
Prince**' DWg.

Flrat Nt.

‘The man WTm utilliea
hi* leliur* by studying at
horn# night* |a ueually nertnaing hla ability, I can
■ubicriba to that method
beraua# I rtudltd that way
ami know ita benefit*.1'—
Walter P. ChryaLr,

DRUG STORES

OUll JO ll
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IN
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QUICK, EFFICIEN T ’
SERVIGB
HERALD PRINTING CO.
‘
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have put intniatur* auda
fountain* In thalr rtab*
ear*.—How and Why Mag. i
HILnrv
your 'ww# ■,
trouble* by llttenlng Itflj
fOtne one etaa'a. Then ba 'i
glad that you ar# yoa’.—V
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Friendly gam* of tag:—
Sherman wai abot, atabbad,
kifhad, and beataa into Intlbilily in th* furtou* ma­
le*, but w u nor aerloualy
hurt.—New York World.

Laarb what your com­
petitor la doing. Maykd
It wilt help you to loir*
torn* of yaur dlfflculUaa.
—now and Why Mag.'

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Sea Handera; A Matic; 0:30, Or­
lando High School "Tiger Night;**
7, Tim* lignal and apoit* announ­
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LEGAL NOTICES

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■4JHKU ■TIHKH bought and
816 W. F lrtl 81.

FOR SALK: Upright

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POULTRY MARKET
Ption* 909
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K«nT M Y E R S- Gulf Ratln
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tlnn on watarfront.

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AN 1NDEPENPBNT DAILY* NEW SPAPER

31 REFUGEES
i
FROM TROPICS

Society Women Are
Robbed Of Jewelry

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By GBOROB McROBT

Bodies Of 2 American
Soldiers Killed By
Nicaraguan Rebels
Are Brought Home

BALTIMORE. Apr. I I —
(A P )— Jewel* valued at
1*0,000 war* taken from four
prominent eoriety woman early
today by two mankrd robber*
who held them up aa thay
yarn returning to lHair Home*
from tha opera. Tha robbery
uocurrad .In tha driveway of
dm home of MU* Paggy Mowart who wt* driven home by
Mlghbor*. Mr. and Mr*. Wil­
bur Millar and throe daugh-

^tfr^.Nsi&gt;cy^Ura«,. and W‘lh

m a c r o c A im w s ? vitW
(A P)— Americans la thin dietxkl. b a trlrJ by lnsarg*#»-and
cal Is w attacks, dajing
• ta b , » it» r a n r t 't Iriajr by
R. J. Salts*!, local ******* al
Ika Standard Frqll Camps*y,
t* ba evacuating Ibalr bawaa.

I i T A L L A H A S S E E , A pr. 17
? L V A ttothttr. jk U o u n u n to l .ovgt| 'a le w eek e n d . ., I feel th a t
Vila ia o n e o f th e Inefficlanilea w hich- c a u se s som e o f
[he c ritic is m o f th e L e fisla {u ra . A m o tio n m a d e b y m e
PILOTTOWN, La^ Apr. 1 » in m e e t ’to m o rro w m o r n im (A D —Terror atrickrn with roamariaa of flare* Jon«la fighting In
Nicaragua that coat tha llvea o(
tl# n S a 2 F « U M U at they lovad onoa, SO refuge** reachad
„ ^ 'f J r tf iiS h f c * V f y » e b * reov. American watcra today a n d
attained up the Mlaaiaalppl for
east Friday, and flTOP tkia waste New Orlaana.
of Um« that &gt; h. a fKUtt !• ihoul(1
prove . AH flags of the Oefalu war* at
vary reatl* U tha (rial* should
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, oarit^scu Wda
Included In th* loot.

—

rt Eleanor Courington
Miss
NORRIS SCORES As Miss National Biscuit Former Premier Of
POWER TRUSTS Wins Popularity Contest Spain Facing Tri*

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At

NUMBER 1M

F i r s C e n ts A Copy

S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . SA T U R D A Y , A P R IL !« . 1931

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FOR ACTIVITIES
Criticizes A t t e m p t s
To Divert Attention
From U.S. Commis­
sion's Investigate

Jty the flight margin of B t« t*».
M m Klcrnor Couitligton. iwputai
number of the Junior clan* at th.
Hemlrrolt High School, won th*
f il.l nnnual scholarship sw sid offriiil liy the llclly Ball Brjwn
Soh.ml of Han.'lng H tb« popularit,, lost**: which »■&gt; hold al H&gt;n
Minnr T h.aU r lest- night befon

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KING OF GOTHAM
LEAVES FORTUNE

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achi lamhlp by H« tty Hall llrown.
It entitle* het to on* year'* in­
struction in any form of dancing
ah* chouses.
Th* runlrM wa» sponsored by
St Sanford inrich m l, who rho..*
a girl from either th* Junior or
Senior lliah &gt;ih«n&gt;l» to rrpre.rul
them. The *aanl.w*» based on th*
billot *)»tem. Kaeb |&gt;urvhn»rr of n
lirkrl to the Milanr Theater

, r ,i f„r the 3 t c o n x ea -.w n iu

tl.n from the trade commUslon a
^
wi rr rlltrlr&lt;|. Thi. afInvestigation nf their grllrltU * R*r
a« Hrdr&lt;l llio frv»|
a natbm-wld# propaganda c a m - j _____
_______
pelgn.
’
The Nebraska Itrpublnan in *
formal »tatpmcnt l«*ed hi* charge
in, a pamphlrt written by I'aul S.
Clapp, msnag'ng d ir,d o r of fhe
National Electric Light A**oclrlion, which Not it* said had been
dU'lihuted to million* ef stockhol­
der* In public lilitltiep companlea
amt r»n»-imer* of rlrctrlclty“ While the fell rat trade comiiiIm Imv In It* Investigation of tho
power trust I* a'mn.r ilally reveallug Mime gigantic . *ihema on the
pert of that m impnly in roatrol
the ginerethm en,| distri'-utlon o f 1
'"m tririly for the peopl* of the
MAIHtll*.
Apr.
1* '
I'nlteil b’late*,” Norrl* »al«L “th “ i ^ young woman lawyer, Victoria
lni*t I* trying '» divert hy c o n -.|jrnt( (ly^g „f |&lt;rr *ex to practica
tinning thl* nation wide pro|iagan- (n |h r
court*, wa* pre-

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ByNewGovernment
For Hla
NEW ICE HOUSE IS Prosecution
P art In Executions
TO BE BUILT FOR On Heels OfDeccmber Revolt L o o m !
EASTSIDETRADE MADRID.
Apr. IS— (AP)
Storage Plant " W i t h
200-Tons Capacity
Provided In P l a n a

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rivr.1 Ute. were unahle *lu vole.
tConllnuad ,&lt;a gage fouM

Following a thorough Invrosllration of the *e service |&gt;rohlent and how it effects local prow.
er». parlirulariy &gt;U*t Sid* »rowothcra will b* actually arreatad,
er*. V. S. Rhode, general suthe spokesmen •aid,' until th#
Irrintrodent of the Mountain h e
government
Investigate*
thalf
(ki^ of t hirago. and IL Y. Cooi,
brad of Ihe be department of acts and formulates definite
the Florida I'owrr *nd lig h t Co, chat ires against them.
Herenguer’a
alleged
reapeai*
announmt yesterday
afletiHmit
that con* l ruction woull l*egln til Hitv for the eaeculloal of
shortly On an ire storage plant Captains (lalan and llernaadw ,
NEW YORK. Apr. IP.—(APJ—
Leblang. who tuill a multiwrth a rapartly
.
. of AM tons to aho were loader* in the Jaca reti* loJalnl on the Ka*l Side.
.
mlll on dollar fortune upon lh_
1 Mr. Ilhndc amt Mr. Foul, to- volt in December.
disrovery lhal the Uw of #u,.|. y
tain Harlan
PaHay. Phltadal
ItunMnal Judge I I W. Wafa's I gether
g rin rr wnn
with «.
C ft.
A. Hyrd and -F.j
• i Th. ........
r i » v .....
UW
i, rre a r a m a a ta f
piarali next Friday, and that w* PkU, arvi William Sataar. Jack- and demand worked both way* In
K, Stein, tnral
local managrrs
managers of tho.
tho. 8p*ln announced last night that It ,
Mum Ipsi -iuuk
..
meet Saturday tha aam* aa any ton. Mlaaiaalppl, who fall In Gal­ the lheater tickel huvlnc**. died
police court dorket yroletday af- too firm*, s|w-iit the afternoon would rerognlie all debt# of# IM
other day. .
lia with bandita a t boftown. The yrslertU)-;
!,rn..,n contained but M care.
visiting every shipping point and | monarchy. The tmmcrliat*
The father nf cut-rate »cal«,
bodir* ar* being brought to Aroarialleged taw violation.
•■onlwat r„ „ |b t , Imation of the new stor- was the strangthenlng of iloeKa
. Thar* hare baan nearly thraa ra far burial. Tha Cafalu la « • r-ho &lt;ame from lludaprot to
to the numt-erw which have bevn age plant, and according tu Mr. and aecurltle# utv lh* exchange , - j
hundred
bUla Introduced al­ l-tctad to reach New Orlaana lata Itroailway by way of a trnde-mm
The annonnerment caused a
X
v
H
'
l
that tk b artlrle iwr‘»« »«"» «»
,n
Hynt.
ais a«ir#«
Hyrd. I«*llv
both me
the onm
official*
arrived
ready.
Commit loaa h a rt boaa
cigar »tnre and lived 1° u* n ,n —on allegerl answer t» argument* Itde in the new government »f leatuirs ot recent week*.
feeling “f optimiam In th* lout- 11
today.
,
,
C,
ii.
Turttvi.
white
truck
d
'‘-|th
a
t
in
outer
to
give
grower,
th#
very buoy all woek. and aom*
Meanwhile from Wa»hlngton entire block front al the cro*«- n.Pde r«*in»t the tru.C* actifllleJ Sain aad to tntroduc* Into the t r r living at Cllrabrrvrill*, wa, fin- ■if,, service lh»v should have, n e t. tuv-l hanking worlds and »Um- , i
good work baa tiaaa dona.
cam* word that It would bath* pol­ road* of the world. c*plicd at B7 - ha« tiren within n eomparatlvely .ounlry'* almopt mvdrvval rrlo- n | $.-, f .r "Hauling p.**eon-r* ,yla( ||,rrw should Ire cirn*tnrrt*d ulsled more confide wee generally • '
fvw day* placed in Ihe hand* nf in system the rno«l modrirt m»- with leg* Iaugitig over the side of _t oner a targe refrigerated lr# In the economic future ot th* coun­
icy of th* government, to leave th* after a winter of. ill hralth.
Yrar* ago, a* a lolmrrtinl.t dal&gt;. A Joint Informal aeaalon nr tha tatk of luhduing th* losurgrnt* to
lion
in jail*.
try. Most of Spain's outstanding
(Ccntinued on l*aee 4)
..................
Senate and lions* wan bald laat Nicaraguan national guard* men btlag in any ablel n* whl,h promis­
Th* iCi-year-olil attorney I* a truck" a dltw.1 violation «f ihe si. rage aam*wkete on the Fast obligation* ar* domestic howj la-._
Pide. It 1* hnpeil to hsve tha
r
ty
ordinance
wlibh
was
adopted
night to boar a s . addr**» hy nine* thay are natlv* to tha conn- ed on extra penny, h» pondeml
,.nr of b|Miln'» foremoat fetiiir.i*l*
plant completed by the time lira sues. It Is understood that tbw '
thoughtfully the elicum*tanrro
Unltrd Slataa Senator
Ilawo*
amt Ihe llrwl woman to hold an fallowing the death* of .everal shipping season starts thl. Fall. IWO.IHH'.OOO credit l»su* a m
Ity and familiar with Jungle Iraneai*a-w
in
thl*
»eilton
last
yral.
anant tha ram* situation. and Li
that peopl# would pwy broken
oflhaal porition under the new
by tho fturnnr govarnmanl th t .
hear Hon. Parry 0 . Wall die- vaL
premium* of fdl rent* to W for
republic. She ha* hern appoint- lie was orte»l*d by OfPcers Wil- The exact location has not yet tha J. P. Morgan Internal# In'N t
A
llltl#
later,
th#
nary
depart­
been
decided
upon,
hut
It
will
li#
cum ' hia Committee'* Tax Kalistn. and tit ay.
saat* to Rroadway hit*.
*|*lvi&lt;or of pri*ot»*.
Yelk has not jr#t Iwen drawn •
_
____
Walla * linker, volore.1. #irr»lrt| located al soma point a'ong th*
pork Kama vrry good Idea* war* ment ordared th# crulaer lloche*If demand sent the price of
She ha* ___
always
hsd _an in
Every lamb in th# city w**
tar
to
Dluefirld*.
Nicaragua,
to
lailc1
ad
extrusion
In
that
vMnlty.
pitaantcd which may help ua a
theater **«U up. he reasoned, why
tense
guarded
by policemen M a y Wit*
---- —
tense Interrat in pitsun reform-, ^ and tbarged with ot^rating
Join
tbtaa
American
ahlp*
already
Mr. Ill,isle, who ia general su­
_ I Bt 1— *^ — M.lfa.s* nf Mat. aa* fur klftr U l( lllltll JR lit •*(%"••*»
kraal daal la our dllatnua.
should not lack of demand bring
LISBON, Apr. IS.—|AIM—It rwpectally In lb* welfare of wo­ car for hire without a licrnse. h*«l perintendent of a group of th* •id* end ln*W#—but tka procautUrv
In porta of that country aa a pro- It down. He bicycled around town
Ids
rase
dismissed
when
he
prove
J
was unneeaaaary. T h « a bare M l '
men I ti*onarw ami Juvenile tlelln.
(Continued on Page 4)
Ilaui* membership I* tabbuying up and selling at half price wa* officially announced !a*t night ■p rots. Khe was rduvatrd al lh* tn Judge Ware that he was ta rry ­ larg e,l ice plant* tit the world, im hank rvna or anything t i l
"
that military operation* were sta r­
•
a
id
'
that
a»
tlw
bualness
giew
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■
•pa I* ba a* acoaoaalral a*
ing |&gt;«&gt;rle lor acroromodal on. Oftheater pastes which prodmera ted against th# rthel*. who revolt- Vnlvarmdy of Madrid.
bl*. T he. rv fm ri In taro Ingave bather*, aalootv keeper* Bird rd against th* Lisbon gnrrrnmen*.
hh* b&gt; n»| married., an j- livrl lierta William* am) liiay msda M rforit there « w ld 'b * «hfitlmps T«w
ralnrd and attend* 4o
«*lhe » pWlagAdvoetiemg plaeards
In the Atrre*. «hd that the garrt- ■radntly. Nit* wa* &lt;*nn of lh* the a rre st
In windows. Filially he |ietvuadrd Min* on two tatand*. (irarlo».i uni mganierrs of the Lyceum Hub,
Th* same off bet* *l«n arre»te«l al Moray* pistil, r n . ted a t 'e n - affairs.
••
eenirnt
points
to
take
care
ot
the
• f thU will 'prevail.
f.arrel. na w ai reported ta b*|**,
tk# producer of a mildly popuU* ,*an Jorge, lia-l »urremdrr*d.
th* first and only active feminist the following: lleoigr Jark-on,
qnlelarl down aftar abort disardaris
phew that It would by hettrr bu»l(Continued On I'sge Four) . colored, tlncvl K on • charge of top icing rltuation.
The *talem*nt sa il government
In the past, car* which were yeatrriay morning In which all
An amusing Imldanl that Aa
drunkenness; Raymond Pei kite,
nra* for him ta fill hi* hmi*e at troop* from th* viuber CarvralhJ
•aid to bar* happened at tka
col tred, chargmt with |Hi*sef.slng loaded at |xunl« on Ihe East prisoner* ware rtrlaasad from JalJ#
|l.fm a seat th a t to have a third Ara'ijo and th* destroyer l)am*v.
Hid*, were top-iced at the same The public was awaiting tba ro
NEW YORK. Apr. W ^-(A P )-^
bsfftsnlng of tha aaaaton may Is
liipior, and fine,| $IINI. A second
of the era la filled at l i a seat.
whu IupI liven sent from herr ta
* yoa. A rapraaastatlvs from Twenty person* suspected of mer­
charge against IVrkin,. that nf lime, with le* hauled by truck #ult* of negotlatlans betw#*w roo
Joe bought a t a bargain the put down the uprising, h*d rweufrom lc* plant* on th* West Side.
of tha countlaa of • Florida chandising murder, robbery ami seat* which wore amply night a f pied th* islands *n.| a m ste d Iho
r« aping from a street gang, wan The pco|H«s*d plant will elimin­ rvaaa'.atlvt* of lh# Madrid gavarnarson were held today ia Newaia tar n'aht and art blm-rlf up in a
mant snd th# CaUionian rapublh .
pgadsntad hlmaaif a t tba doof
di*ni »re,l.
ring leader, of th* Insurgent*. Th*
ate the delay and to,* Irwurnd regarding thalr future ralaUaa• f tba Houa* and waa atoppad by and Patt*r»on, N. J^ and New Broadway basement to «rll them naval vr*s*l* made u demonstra­
1 tl t i e r Fhaffer arrested, and
tha dum baa par. T W /Jar reran U- Yark.
»hlp.
les'iiieil again*! t&gt;, n t')iaml&gt;ers in hauling.
cheap, charging a 10-ccnl rummi*. tion r l Ihe islajvd* before the far­
Newark police, who commented •Ion.
Cabinet lurmbars here dlscountv
IVASHINtiTON, Apr. lh (Al'» and 1 el ha Mae lirern, rolund
t Ira told him that h* waa an
ce*
welt*
huMlcO
'
rd the pcsaihlllty of seiloua dl»—Colonel I*. It .Mrt'ormlrk, l«Jb- couple » lio were charged with dr*e
titled to adm liun*. but tha lb* roundup, said tba gang op­
The
liasamant
bacaimone
of
th
The
Carvalho
Ataujo
U
trr
l»*l
affertlrma between the two ropubdeotbaepar demanded proof, and erated throughout tba New Jersey plghl* nf the town, |o hr- peen evening joined fnrtrs with the llehrr nf the----Chiragn Trlhnni', indeily comluct after a (iglil- They
Irnip'lng to |&lt;#rsuade lh#lr con.
upon rending hl*i credantlal* •rrtor of the inetropollUa ♦ area along with tha fttatute of l.ihrrty rru lx r Vriuo da (ianui aad m-ved urge I In a speech before th* wrre lim-d f i.fnl racli. lie a l,i arlire. The Madrid drhgarien la atAmerican
society
of
newspaper
which worn In orttof, ataUd that and •oinrtlnif, lieyond.
to
llnrta.
where
preparal
mn#
(Contin..'r&lt;t On Page Four)
and flrant'a Tamb. Just lmf.&gt;r«
fraret to accapt what amount* to
l » would admit tb* member, bat
Among rrinie* attributed to U theater lima nightly it wa* and i* a were male for t-n attarC on lb,-i*- c lit is tr*lsy that news|&gt;apera
stal* autonomy within lh# Span­
paver «xp*ctod tf/a to p anybody wet* the .laying* *f Eugrnr •warming mass af ahupiwi* for tand nf Tehcelra, where the re­ avoid the poa-ibtlily of failurec ,
ish republic. I* was said, at least
claa from gatnej ja.
• • Lynch, Newark chain atom man- theater tlchata.
volt al»« broke out. The rebellion because of ri'lng comprtilMar by
At u recent meeting of the San­ nntl' troth governments show whxt
•get. rnd Herman Tlata and Pet­
uriginated
In the -------------Marb-ira l.tsn lr improving thrmselvr* to over*
n u t lfor
u r IInbUng'a
0 B H U I V I crut-rate
u i - r n i c tur»ur* u
n g i ' » m i •**
Hut
ford Clumber uf t'ornm ene. U n­ thry can function.
cutne developing ol&gt;*lnclrs.
* Uta people Tthk aactlon and er da Palma, druggist*, in hold- e*»r •‘AbkVi !H»h Rom " *ouM »ml then
to ihr A» ir
The Spanish ministry ••&gt; far
ion K. Allen, president of the Pan*
lie cited iadi&gt;i. billlmanl* and
alaly back tba upa, aa well a* ala c»»ta of anon, hare 1 1used Id tba flret frw werk*
visitor* bar*
Frilowlog in su rm sfo l attempt i
futd-A'Ianlig National Hank, tw- is pursuing ■ paltry of pruJancw.
newspapers'
, r — Thay h*va a numerous hold-ips and some coun­ of its .un. It waa railing ami Jo* ! to Indure th* relwls »f Tirreira ta television #• the
Amt
r*i,r,l the unanlntmts thanks of This Is contributing la an #a*l#r
•
artlve competitor-. “ I take it
ml and are raising tervailing.
look ocar half It* seat, and pul • urn*ruler after leaflet, hail Icon
feeling among the' people, and
b ta pay ; h r Ik Owe nig h t1 Eugrnr (V&gt;mpo, t l , alleged lea. them on sal# a t hla avit-ralc agrn dropped therr from a seaplane. »u to be self rebind." he -aid. “that
Mitl'N'T IIOU.Y. N. J , Apr. IH !
•••&lt;"* "•'* *’f tKr , " “W ,HM,‘
making »om» frland* for tha new
dar af Iho gang, wa* a m » l* l a
—An
..f the
*&gt;*' services
newwiuaper* whUh rujhl 'srvly
Ibis weak 1
i1Al’l
nti—
n n inventory
in v en to ry or
m e ese s ..........
......... - - - -as- treasurer »f Ur*
ultimatum
was
sent
to
the
in-urg­
weak ago. II* divulged the name ry. The play tunwd Into a hit and ent* that unless lh*y aunem lrird ,w rri'.l without the-o form, "f Ute Of Itr John T. Ih o ra i.r, head mganltnrion during the |w«l yror order.
.ly. there
However, lurh a program only
of Sophie Krock, of (Shenandoah. ran on Broadway far six yratr.
strength- of It". Campbell Soup Compsny. A| pre. i*tmn was espre-.r.t tn tl"
th* rr-ihers would Imnil'.id the romprlitiun will net.l
s e r v e s to Irritat* the communist*,
•
P x , n former »we*th»*lt. and she
who
die,|
but
Seplrm#rr,
-pprwtf«
m
of
•
m
alnllon
which
was
rn
thrmselvrs
to
fum
vd
in
th*
Island. The |&gt;opolsiion wa* given
already enamti* &lt;f lh# republic.
•
waa am *lad. liar lepllea to &lt;|un&gt;notice to leave lh* city of Atgra fare of these roendr* and that ml ihe iwrsunai y r ,|e r t) at I IK * • »l*rsml up*tl the minutes.
police said, caused Compn
o s « ia.
(
T
k . ......Iiilt-n
The
resolution leads
reads a*
as folluwa: ami they contim-ally threaten to
newspaper proprietor*, who stub­ au.T
/&gt;■!l Thoaa Who * jb U k , PaUr O.
d„
Heruhtno.
••art trouble In such cities aa Bara fas* participation
U confess
partklpotloti in the
bornly refuse to meet rt&gt;a:iRmg
W ith th« filin g of the sp p ia ise- "Mr. Union K Allen, oor m a»r
m ent It was unulficralljr rstim ati-d wrrr. prr-enlrsl hi- re|"»M for the lelun*. Dltlrari and Kavlll*.
condition*,
will
f«*e
tl"'
enJ
kit* by h.H ep In which Lynch was kill**1
WAHIIINOTONTApr.
in
-(A
F
)
American Amhnssadttr taughtla ^
M c R o r y S o l k e H R u i n o r whloti was re*&lt;he.I l.y ta r naga th a t 'lie e l a t e will h a te to pay _r r .ruling Msr. I. I f 41. showing
tun MB and ta Implirale aavaral others.
- S o o .U ry
Daab today anvisited Provisional President NlcCcmpo accused John Furfaro of
rnaaufarturrrs.
proimtl**.
inheritance
Is x rs ............—
am ounting
to at amur.tit rrceivrd 42WVI.77, uisl rlisty. only
m
B B V I R r iU ir M i ian»l F
a T * ............W i.a
.m # a * * .m r *-%•»»
........... .. •&gt;
nuunrrd a compigt* reorganisa­
eto A lula Zamora yesterday. In
1
firing tba fatal shot. Furfaro was tion r f th* Unltad State* employ­
boisemrols.
4J7TH.P5.
Ttw-e
di»paur*j
r i r n n n o r l R v S t l l t e &gt;*‘l
r,* 4h
* h*' ^ Karf I2I.M*0,BOO. New Je.sey
arrange with proper aulhoHUa#
arrested two -fay# ago at New ment service. Ha said there will I»C l i r o p p e u
1
fwsr,|I loaee
mor#'expected
In
hmii this #«
lo see and
a ou [artirlpatr
i sm &gt;&lt;. is.,* in
........
* .
... profit Ifitoo
source bulsrm ent, included paving off
the exchange uf liu»ln*a* hi*
Dorp Beech. Staten Inland, along
•w rn forms of lr*nsp«ittalion. I i&lt;&gt; th. amount of $1 f.OOOJIOO. Mo-t Ml per rent ot the old debts owed for
I r o n the two nations. Haivor Al.
with Michael RacanclU. who Is ee- l« 4M state employment bureaus
Itesidrots of Banferd. ami •••*
by
the
Hanford
Chamber
of
Coin“
If
we
must
(ontlnue
we
must
j
cf
the
rrnuiindrr
will
gu
to
th*
and art* far lb* RNatrht &lt;*f t-'olc#l» terriersl hitu cordially and
•need of araan In New York.
•
outheastarn
n*.tion
"f
tk
urlmdo
■urrre
iliirint{
the
|&gt;*»l
yrar*.
umbia to ba operated under sev­ , &gt;untv who bav* been |a-rit.rl.-d makr Irrllrr nrw-|tn|a-ra than sen th. slate and federal taxes will
matters with the foreign of fir*.
-i
“On nii-lloB, Ihe Treasurer's raar# makinf torlay, not by Im less I national govnnmrul.
en spoctal dial*lane to cover var­
for Ihe past w#*k nvrr a
ing tha vast or by imlermt a|* . t'ndrr Ihr piuvistnn, nf the will, |Mot wa, recrived. accepted nird
ious trade*.
by loiter I■'tiling".
la- paid from iuromr so that ths apt in ,n l ns read, with a s.lHwrw
There will be a aupervising di- which ha* »»ero r*p«rl*l wid-.y ■M |
cite ulsled th at ataU ro*-l rum r
corpus of the estate will irmain »„&gt; of ihsnka U&gt; Mr. Allen for
.i
rrc
ttr
to
whlah
peat
John
Al­
WAflHINOTCN. A pr l l — IAF)
intare. Tu arromplish this Hr. Ih,r- h S seif i-*s aa Tlfwauror. and lh*
pine, New York, baa been ap­ 44 was to b* abnndsHtetl hv tin
- A decllaa of
tkaa *w*
-f W
wM
n than
«m
_
ranre prrrvidcd tIsiat lh# f.nsl di*- hup. th at b* wtrubl rOntlnue tu
Tba
merchants of Sanford aro pointed. Mean apaaial divlriona slate, aa far a* m a u d - v.tn, •* wax
aad aw ^ o iu th poreaal
paraaat in
In whoUwkoUtributlin nf lh* H U t# shall not t r e e e- Tn a-uier of the Chamlrar
»«msts of tha will he: building trade*, min­ con enved w n * ad r;*cri *" Ib'Pr"rala.oriana daring
la- mad* I UtP th* Ux money h-s for the coming yfar."
1ng Marth aa ram- U
l* be
» the apacial
srntativr tirorg* AV MrH.oy toing
and
quarrying,
evanufarturCounty
Chamber
of
been rrturnesl to the
rutpul
* wtkb tba
XI, Allen was elerted a# Traasva R r in w month ________a t tb* luncheon ta b* Ing. transportation, clothing, mer­ cia, that there ia abudu'et ' n&gt;
TALLAIlASHKE. Apr. Ilk —
'
through rncont* &lt;iv#r a per hid of •irr of lb* Hemiun'# CaMiat) f A P l-G ovrrnar and Mrs. Carlton i
Uuth
in
th*
romor.
cantile.
a
id
marina
aaamro.
and
hold a t the Valdaa HoUl Moonot
mote
than
14
year*
after
hit
Chamber
of
Cum
mere*
a
t
lh*
ort'omplainla fren; nuiny source#
U rt night entertained se n a to r-^ '
a t lt:l&gt;
ia* nacima from
iron, Jan.
ssa. t1 *#
—» —
------o'clock.
.
. An appeal v etm n a sortie*.
gsnlutm n meeting Wndn*# lay rsprc-entalirc* and high slat* ou
Id day
DENVEU. Apr. IP --(AIM — •Irelh, «r IP|4.
rtmretnlng tb* »upm»‘.l
•"’P1**
L'n'il Ihe estat* has lawn reim­ night.
durlion nf a bill whie. ba r far da Bryan Ifnrirslt, 1» year oW her*
firUU at the egrtutlc* ruansir
. M. I'appurpe** th* a b vllahnwnt of !••* of tha bus traaedy of lb# I’lraa- burse! fur the ta g money, the wlia thair biennial rerepllto tu
Hint
only
by
fa rM srrii WM T4A and Urn
W*rfb wk* declared tlta
road, ha** barn romin.- in to III* • Rl llill school, near Towner, in- ,p,w will rvceiv* nnmciuarter of lb*
legislature.
.. •
u. . r. m______
b w . al meetings such a*
ulrica
of IL M. Papwu*th. .ocsl- trwds U get “a lot of good aJ- Itel income from ibp «*UI* la
Th* gwearot r a n j hi# a t '. Jf*
Monday’a is ocbedulad to be. c m
monthly
payniant*.
The
son.
John
b
#*••
from
President
Hoover
HUNTINOTON, Tron . Apr. IA dent of Ibp Fanfold ( hainia r of
a t th* bead af a long it F4*»
romms, rorow. «Rb
organisation prin iplaa,
w arning his future adoration. T I»»ii*or*, t l years old, will tw­
f'ommetre, with an-h frrquen f
tin* that wound tbrod
Ml from tha
prawvatlon or a count &gt; wld* w ( A P ) —Mra. J . C ButUr. wtf* that ha tsday wired Mr. U It ry
elve
UO.Mgl
nwotbly
ami
each
of
Brysn was at n luncheon for ..,&gt;■• -----—— - —
WASHINGTON. Apr.
rooms of tba mans ton. . ’
rivU spirit, be faaUred and ra.ln- of tb* Carroll aaaaty ab*riff to­
fbd*
bus
survivors
bar#
yesterday
|
the
lour
daugblaia
%\0fiW
month
_ 4 hargr# t r widespread vloU- them war* Ovlrf J astir* “
u
day outwittad a inob. and |&gt;re- to tnrestigat* tk* matter at &lt;
■
.
t it,si, of lb* law In lh* car# of llaford of th* slat* supren 1.
Mr. Mririwy** answer wa. a* Whan ba hoard hr had b**a o f - 1ly.•
vantad
aa
attempt
la
Storm
tb*
* S t rap a cM tkat many tegreThe Urgent item in the Inern-j
Navember rlre- and Mr*. Hufonlj PtroWa
‘
barm, . U l A
Hro y Mau- follows: “How* bill num.rro ’-0 fried a four-) ear *chol*rshrp by lory U l»r. Dareana** inUreM Ini *•
. . ^
tof u,„khe»d Whitaker af tb* aanato g
' ’ * l | t N ' fr»aa tovan* ia km JaU
fagd. nagtav atcuaad of shearing provides that lb* road hailing Washington tadleg# at fb*at*r- the s . '.P c o m p ly .m l It U v.luu-l|
« .t» r HafUa.
will ba pcesaat at what
&lt;VIrated former fc
fcnalof
llariln. W bttskrr, aad bp#n*«r C*V
- ^ T h , argrv from tb* bitgrwrtlcHi of tU* Hew
tba firak official luncheon
*4*4 like to go to West Point," al *79.
Alshaaii. vrat* mad# t# Ura aen- t« of tb* ban** and blr
rva Of lad 1 toad with road 41 ~
abortiy
before
Hr. Horraatw gaUred coorrmr ale elect tog* autojmmUl** t&lt;"*r Others la th* roc*Ivlag
trod# body. H a*, for
through Oviedo. Gabrieli- rod to
_ 4 membership drive ______ ^__ ____ ij # d th# Tiro- Winter Park ahali Ir* d.- !rnH a . of plan t o get a io4 of good rial life on a aglnry of I7A0 a by rummlttro grants.
high sUta officials and
last night after
*M
week. Us alraaaad th* vralu* -rf
taken up, an d .» 'proarnU- U a JaU
.
llariln InatUatad a contra! of oB.
»tai*
st# t* road, and l a w way «*« roa­ u X m tr.m ^President Hrove, adveriirlng *q4 credited hi* •■&lt;­
- J U r o l JaX
U k a Mary, d a m b
The rftw d attending
.
whirl, tag wkaw | aa* him »n Waahington"
(hr election, and F. II. C'rech lh#
td J lh , nub slhly effect
i
n
i
Isrgaly
la
Ibis
method
rd
d Gnhri.Ua will b t a
|f * r **ve at yr*:Wy ■ BiY ag,.»bo atrov# valiantly to ■robing his paitfact* known tu tba (•■■nmitl*** agent charged with tiro over flowed tba
dag Ilka that ba*n a State
aH af
liu|&gt;uundiag tb* ballot* In I t uf 47 tba wide .Id* law*. w»
I bar hu-Wnd aad wblfb _ ba* IIUO.i**1 up- kaaa e**oliaal»a from fleeting world.
•.unit**, reported soma h &gt;••* ll ments were varewd bg
. j amt th* m«b pfopniifrt ■ batter It t h i - ,e*r. U death when lh# srbaol boa bo‘
( rau&gt;t ,k&lt; t*law raw* *tailed in • Mitaard n
&gt; dispersed after Anyow
Completed *11 IT rows lira bad been opanad, tb* Btat* Coilaga far Wa
A1BBB.
taataroa
3an*vm t o t 'd vgbirh fhrw of th* children died, forLAKE
that bar inf armed.
• to ba cract- “llacing tba wbolg p r o c u r e us
post |
to have thtg wM^b* a gaoat of rio-ear at tho
■ V, -Sa-yC
dcr swaaklaa,*
' !•
country with
rd ber». • '
^»s». s
•• “ -tWi

JoeLeblsng BeganAs
Cigar Store Owner
In Tenderloin Area

i ~ M m £ 5 S .&lt; » j *
- L S , t m £K
^
.m t» -,..u"!ud “i “ 1*"S,Sr.

,

—The jlmwlbltlty of lmsyocu- ~
tlryr former Premier UerenItucr find monarehlat lender*
in tho dicUtomhip of Iho .
Into Gener«i Primo I»o Ri*
vent « u living aludied todty
by Iho Republican govern­
ment. Neither Uerrngucr nor |

WOMAN IS GIVEN LIGHT DOCKET IS
TASK OF PRISON HEARD BY WARE
REFORM IN SPAIN IN POLICE COURT

Young LawycrToIMny Only 12 Cases Of Al­
Important Role In leged Violation Are
Republican Regime Brought Up Friday

Military Activities
Are Begun Agains
iinst ...
Revolting Islaqdil"',;,

«V

&amp; &amp; T w e n ty Suspects

*.t wr , 4*. o OM V ^ S U n '—

^ ^ ‘^ I r t f l u g e t n m e f c n g

Put Under Arrest

Tribune Publisher
S a y s Newspapers
Must Be Improved

r

AllenlsThanked By
Trade Body For His
Work As Treasurer

.1

Fortune In Soups Is
Credited To Use Of
Much AdvertiHing

^ t e s t 's

IS f* T T i« ^ T ^ “

Re-Orgrenlratlon Of
Labor Bureau Made

That Road 44 Would

Trade Body WiH Give
Luncheon On Monday

Governor And Wife
Hold Reception For
S t a t e Legislators

Young Hero Of Bus
Tragedy Expecting
To Get Good Advice

S L T i A . 'w T t n s

11.^

Sheriffs Wife Fools
Mob BentOnLynching

Alabama Senatorial
Election I Probed

ba^agbL

t

�V 1 1
?ki'l • . 'v 1“ i' • ' ' ' - n’t '

■:
&gt;. J
“^ -

, [i .

f ..

Parlay, * w
grinned U'WR
“Thin M Ul
ten ucktHrwCe
Mn Sr|varw 0
And ill t» 4 rd . tha fleet aerlee
•f lb# Jpfl h u m The team,
mote t 0 pap fl«M. today. with lha
aarop&lt;fon yf the Cub»-Plratei, and
the Cerda-Brdr, who have p m n
lo play today. Aa expected plenty
of ram amJ h U wrra act down la
lha rar m ix ,, and the lively ball
a n u iw m ’m enu to leaa la favor
of tho b«y* who raid that the
•luggeu' affll hit them no matter
what triad bf ban la need. Pitching
bda boon about a t aapoclod *althodgh thorn w ere-at Icaat aU
P Robinson for the pen- food performances out of the *4
guinea plajed.
haoe to fire meoaly hit*,
« k out reran of them. The
-wont a t *1t carefully,
• ran In the eocond, two
f&amp;th, and, with the rcore
bad * agalnat Urm, they
e or victory by poundf Tan re for four runa,
them reared by Charlie

ham rulaa proeldbg w ry tavern
punUhmcnl for! H a t"
• "
The hidden warfare between tho
commission rnd tho Cardan la doe
to break wido open aa t o n aa tbs
algnlng of Camera ' for a ileal
match la annonneed. Slnee tho
Garden w ini ahead against tho
wtahea of £ho cimmUalen and
signed Hex a chmtHug for thr
Fir ltd log. go. overlook two tho fa­
ther*’ roquaat that the Garden ha
fotrrd t« give Rharkay a return
engagement, rUalWta between tho
two organiaaUoaa. have
been
hahou M o r i t * a S U
CHAUO &lt;8 Nt l O O V ld. [ f t
tup m ost Tbnruoo* f f
oouaa* iu ru» mmuot
-ThH M R I f t
s
nmu Jump* Id wp*

r X X 'F J i l

Total la Oat*.
[ eeefwd Wit
W ire, clew*

Winn 0 Iovett Gto. i

117 E. Firat St.

EATMORE

W ,D d i„ r

FRUIT

B eets, Turnips,
BANANAS

ag will ha aarrly mieard, and II
•a l« ha hoped that he' palla
through Ihla, hhi flrat penvwal
batlle with III net*, I* near I» 30
Tatra.
e e la the eighth,
ey a ad JtknoM
lad before betag
rkevt WaQy RetIMdor, tried hla
bo Red* from their
41ag out ftva MU
■p, hut Halaee

B

ref need to pitch
i OlanU wont
balling
it ef on
lha aRedo.
In tba fifth nnd oevenlh In, Mating flva and aeven run.
itlvely to Mvorely .trounri
WJUua, 14 to t
McGraw'i
ballad out *0 hl|a aff foul
n , J. Elliott,
Schttltr,
R and FallemUIn, while thr
U got but nine off old Clar*

ieorg* (Irpnlham
field bUacMta
■ Choir flrat win
fee, at act IJoyd
the baga, |ww

•.in lha Amarlcan league,
Wator* aat tha wl»a gtryv

* MIKE

H A tM O A hl
Ooaeh l**onanl McUca* and
hi* squad of Remlnole High Irark
mm left laal night to attend ihe
I7«h annual Plorlda State Trark
Meet, which la being held | n
Gainesville Ihla week-rad.
Me
haa a rtmple of boya on hit *&lt;|Uad
who may rf-i big thlnan nver
over
there, and the entire erhnnl, farully ami pupil, alike, are confldent that onre again thr name nf
Hanford wilt be remembered by
the hundred* ef m artin and athlalea who will be gathered there.
The aldeal record whlrb will
be atyacbed waa made la 1113
by Carter. . / HI. U r l , nigh.
Mo Hepped tiff Ike oae mile raa
la faorialnatc* and 50.1 nerondn.
• nbHi&gt;which haa not been appreached slum Ibrt t W lire,
a n .'P G Lahdrrdale 1133. *h»
halda tho pole vault recard af
I I fooL 'djM lacbn, will he a
vlaltar.al Jhe meet, f | be haa
hoard (that hla retard M telug la
fall thla year. Track haa beta
Iat reduced l a t h
praetloally
fTery .high aehaal la'-the atale
fMa IM f. aad II la r e t r i e d I k it
pleaty tf.rem rd a will fall, ovoa
Iachid lag a Ik tem ed Hat meurd far.lha IH yard dash, held
by Huffman, Miami, a ad rewardod U l i l t . Paaa wba are later*
rated |a. that farm af apart
rkeald rerlalaly attend m m * nf
lha eventd.m the IN I calendar
far they wUI be hUtary-maklag.

With Ihe Llon&lt; d u b Junior
baeebaU leagua In full awing,
drawing good rrowda every after­
noon at Ihe Grammar Hrhovl
Park, amt lha Junior High aehool
team defeating all rvmera, lineball la getting m I hero for a long
aummrr of play. The Junior
High train whipped I ta n a o n
Spring* b t&gt; 3 In an II-Inning
game Tueaday. Walta, Parham,
mat, lived up ta early tea- and Most* pllrhed for Hanford,
adletlom by pitching a fin*
while Knnnrr and Quanluck did
for nearly roven Inning•, Ihe heavy bailing.
hen lm weakened. CannU
ropUred him with hla
r Deorg* Earn*haw.
I wrhea (ha Raalan Rad
Hmaght ( h e r ' had a gam*
»My lacked away area
lb tha aroro waa tied la
lath laalag, Pllchar IJaan*
■Bad a be**, a [lew lag l*»A acaro with lha m a which
tha Yaaka lha gam*. I la
I waa a fangy flaleh. The
' were fall aad ana maa
ML IHchay bawled aae af

miles*
ft* PA*
-A STUDfLTT AT TUP
lntiv«»«tT v o r tula* ' .

O N IO N S

Vcmi*

wAurmo »oo»o w a w
mo NAM AMTOWO.dv— .
^ 0l*tAMC»O0 ? i
miles tw t * « i r j
tmau ia mas .

y /7

BEANS

^dMMutondc

FLO UR
bill gai.V of the Ualveralty af
Florida, m a m to .th e penon
who aeade la Ihe are real la
rarrcct final ataadlag af Ihe
Mg league Irama, haa met with
n i reaponw. The ranteet clear*
on Apr. M. Ia*t’a have lhane
probable alaadlaga early.
The leader* lo dale: Home runt,
Klein, Phllllee, 3( Irlplca. no leadar, 14 playrra have on* earhi
doublet, Sewtll,
Cleveland
3|
atplan bate*, no leader. 17 pla&gt;er» have one earhi .bul-nul v|cterlea, Grime*, Ht. laiul*.
and
Brown, Cleveland, 1 each I Runa
batted In, Klein, I’bllllca. Oil, N.
Y., Hheely, Boetou, 0 aarh. ,

TAI.I.AHASHEE, Apr. IT. —
(A P)—Thr aenale yeaterday v jtn l
to eatrnd olflelal welrnme
Ip
Anton J. Cermak, newly-alaeted
mayor of Ch'rtgo. who la now
vlalllng in Miami. Tha ernate
adoplad and »ant to tha llauaa a
rerolution Introduced bf Kenator
King, Orlando, attending tha wel*

TEA RN S LINOTYPING PROM

How They Stand
Now York
Waahlngton
Cleveland ...
Hb Lou la .
I’hlladclphla
Ch’cagu
Detroit
Doaton ___

*,

•,

_____ ■

24 Lb*.

CA BBAG E 2 Lg: Head*

FREKTOBATTLE
WHERE HE WILLS
.

Now York C6mmiwlon
-(Uf&lt;« Ban Against
Giant From Genoa
fy . B«WARU J.
NEW YORK, Apr. l t r - ( A r » Tha- thnckl** war# atHppad from
tlkfw rlaU of Prim a• Carnarn by
lha Now York aUU atklfUc tors
mlaaloa.Thuraday and for tba flrat
Umo In a year. flaUrpUy »poaklag.
ba waa a freo man again.
Tho "*olomn falhoro lifted tho
Mil pen*Ion th at waa hung over
•ha lUUan giant *lm» April W.
IU3S, without a word of anpUnal*0"*
.
_ ..
Camara now la free lo . f l ^ t
Jack Sharkey for Jimmy Johaatoa
• l Ehbata, fluid July 10.ua • huga
charity card, but Madlaon. Hquur.
Garden tiuiaU that It haa a peter
.. jo «n
lien
an M* atrrieea.
Whit* Jchmatent* eip eelad U annot&lt;new definitely that ha haa elo«■
__ Camera-Sharkey maUh,
ed tha
the Gardeu, oa bahalf of IU HUrnla auhaldlaiy, already haa awvnd
notlra lo all partita concatnad U at
II Im U&gt; a ccmirsri railing far PH*
md to fight no one "but tha win*
ner af tha Mag Hchmellag-Toung
H'rtbllng haavy-walght title go la
CleveUad. Attorn*r* far tha car*

Chicago ___ 110 001 0 0 0 -3 • 0
PilUburgh .... *00 000 WO—4 0 0
DallerU*: Maine, Hpenrer, and
llemaleyt lllaka. Tearhout. Ma­
lm# and Hartnett.
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FLAKES PROMINENT IN SILHOUETTES

Mr*. Brown Miller, wh# h»a
beep 111 with Influrnta for Ur* P**t
taro weoka, la able to bo out agnlo.
Mr*. U M. Telford kaa 00 hoc
( W ill for the week-end, Mr*. I .
D. Tyler and nan. E. D. Tytar, J r ,
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tUfactlon M 16 encoUraWo UjOT

3, mothers mid f*U»«rs Jjutye cor

k 'Mr*. II. B. I’urdon ratunwd U»o
flmt port of the week front Why*
neaboro, (la. whete aha hoo bean
w W f f c t l 'J l t t e . for' a abo(t UoW.

iU • fffal o f fourteen hove to wt
is o f life should she HttA enco

r mooy fovorobU co w
0 * r « « ,l^ n o r y * . work
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hauatlcaa bookshelves. Think, a M h

keep Ibe.Briia

tba Killer" Okie to«llL sic snd srt. y*l to be devhk^edl
**'d never be toptutad
'iW h f1! * I t l h s t s cfrl bf M
U, be wain't. Th* oeeoiad

wnrl&lt;J o£rt4d' out before her•will

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Advice of oldtr wiser heads?

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th,o compeJlto|i
patterned vaat, and flowing nock
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The Hersld submits it does not know the answers to
these’Yiuentiort* but It can easily see the need for some
hi* reataurent had
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doing that serl of sound thinking alon* these lines.

NEW YORK. April IS — Ilnrd
j'-l ■■i:*-krlog‘ out th* apjoka- end
apitUlr IkraJw sy. which bashfully
rail* Itaolf Ik* pvoit .opbUfentcd
*acet In the world, I. fuller of
medicine men and wlt-hea thee*
day* than so African pigmy eimp.
And *o Is Perk avenue.
,

Conrteay On The Road
The director of tbs nolnc sbstement commi#ilon of
trounng. Tiny .ID S ' J K
the other Cratchlta, Scrooge, the
Itb Ui# uimKWMiy r id i.t «bkb iM hy iutomobiu. m d bumytiou. beadle a*d th* «V*ta
ifomoblls drivers mhks as they tnivel about the city's non “Th# Sketcheef, J MnJbmt
rtstsT "Traffic noises could bo reduced st toset elfhty •Marge. Oliver TwleC LRU*
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raiM eonjpnrstg
i*n n r u r t t a
IfU, Mkawhar. .and beet.of all.
n, 'ill#
"If *m/\ie*aafa4■
m otorists tw
would
tood condition snd d rivln f *» *1- £ arUng eld PMtwIek' a n d . hi*
bUhfal henchman. Baainel Wei*
wv And, by tha way, wherever
onaldorsble sense In th is view of ^I the world wlD you ever find
noises srg a co n tin u al nuifilhcR .|£mh fneaiaaUng nomas aa Km aonly add. to tbe general, M w u h ,wvjg, ChoMlawh, Peakanlff, and
rom city life. And U t o n , M m l
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why n person should drlVh » W
Net long age, I heard a gentle■vis. with irindlBg of n a y s and
than he should walk down UjbI butan praising- modem fiction for
shouting at the top o f his vole#. ILa atrtlgV fsrfardnea* nnd,lock
&gt;r noiseless driving Is u follows l Mr emweeasary verbiage. As the

reach . MY. be like* te '!get to
bo mouten" n t once without

hfiao the leant noUy make that auita your
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In acloctlng new Urea purchase thohe t^tat do

not mako a loud, sucking or aln/rlnf nolao againat
Blow your .hprn only when neceaaary.
Shift goars allonUy, run In low gear as little
aa iKxuilble and never race your engine.
If ah lin tu u a! ndiae appear* to
h ave It Inveallgatod Immhdldteiy-

your

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If your braked' squeak take them to a mechanie for adjustment Or rellhtog. nemember that

NEW YORK

r hesven”, he eald,. "that
d r t writ* that wa&gt; any
AtUwfagh 1' onjoy th*
__»l-l* ' -A
H a.
ark*, 1 fri» a* but ho grataful
fbr lb* gracious unhurrlad rhythin of anolher day, .when on*
was not expeoteg U H it a book
w |th tb* aam* “nootnos* and

all 'wrapped up in velvet* and her
fare fluahed from bending ever
lb* frying |&gt;*n of Jonah'* whnlo.
If you erw* her palm, y o u l Sear
Ihlnga. Furthermore, you can get
philtres *o atroag that If you fed
ono lo an elephant, that elephant
would leave the circa, and follow
you right home.
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They tall (hat eomo of tha Park

I Bead to think tbot oeary e h w
a* girl waa&gt; Juat .ready. L&gt;-ate*

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: , Qn Broadway acCm nr* JW In g
so much trade O at thay’ato hir­
ing theatre*. A eryatal gaser r*really left after n “ntn**) d Me*
• f it eeeVi. Two more Immediately
hp«ned up. They hired the Del*
ainnt, quite s large h«u»e. One fa
Dolorea. an ailndogfal, tba other
liar me*, a "pr#blem#tfat." Chew
that oa* up. Lota of people go to

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On Path Avemj* they go In for
lh nalr.logy #nd numernlogy.
• latter aclenc* l* InfnlRMe
fa firmly bated on th# number *f
fatter* you have In yoer name. If
yon have th# wrong number, four
vibration* nr* ont of whoek and
yooll never he able to give Peggy
Ueptln* Joyce n Rail* Royce. Thin
awl itsU -o f offalie can ba «*madfad by spelling your vltnatur*
dlffevesitly—undorexpert advww nl
IIS to 80 n sluing. Ranker*, bmkore, art fate nnd writer* *Wl
thee# witch doctor* and get them, elves In tun# with Ihu lufinlt*
mrneuratn with th#
street,^ddta»» of# tbo #aoj'.bsayvr.

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One Is Killed And
2 Escape As Blast
Rocks Miami Yacht

Up In Ilarfara the same sorcery
diipatch” ampfayed faFSofapur fa going on, loii It fa gaudier and
yon get mprr fo,- y « r money. Th#
Park Aren lie practitioner, be »U
faruale, gruet* V u is i simpto
avSittng go ( I t &lt;Jr, be he a gentleywsp acotcgrtr, be fa apt te pert K a hfa hrierosropelc divination
jQ W oeda. The farhi-&gt;nsble thing
wlUbas n jw ls to bo a good
fHbw . Tbay us* slang to make lb*
®6rifeel!al;bome!and’even,doia lit-

* Check* and atripea combln*
*f*ctlv*ly In thl* golf co*turn*
which poao* a aweater In mod*
emJstic devign worked In di­
agonal atripea over a (mail
cheeked pleated aklrC The- check­
ed fabric la repeated In a draped
scarf collar. A brimmed hat ie
wom with thli euatume.

terian Auxiliary will b*U n meet
jjajr at SrSA e’eleck nt tha church
L bich will be follownd hy nn In*
.pliallonal .maetlpg i t ' d o’clock.
•Subject for th* after v&gt;*a will be,
“School* ond College*.";
* ”
TUE8D4T.
Th# Aaarian Che* of th* Plrat
implJat Qiprch will meet a t 0
n’rlnck at th* horn* of Mr*. Ueotg*
' M-CallTtaOB Magnolia Avenue, w
*Hh Mr*. MeCall, Mr*. T. U Hala,
M ri’ M. N. Cleveland, and Mr*.
A. J. Paterson aa hoateaa.
, The Pa noon Bprloga Woman'*
Koelety wQ) onterUln the Uma­
tilla Zone and the New Smyrna
Zina at n maatlng to be held nU
day at Beruen Apriac*.
Cirri* Nambor Eight of the
k'lret Methodist Cburfh will meet
ot H o'clock at the homo of Mm.
O. W. a lbert, *M | Booth Oranvliw Avenue, Roe* Court, with
the Ml**** Kiltabtth and Robecea
Clark * . bheteaeaa.
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.1 the .f f k t to RMther gtory. I f . "wy w lf. thio, » l m f wlfe tWl'

with evident pride.

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W.C.TJJ. Held Friday

Vda? Thare*# Botklgg quit, .o vain aa »«&gt; who h ^ a
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wild to • ahrrwd
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Above from left to right:—A
flam l Mark* kid glove baa a
ideated gu..*t outlined In white
kid nnd - row uf black ond
eryatal Intton*.
Covered button* uf beige kid
Irlm the brown corner of a beige
kid pull-On, ala.hed at th* tide.
A heic* fabric, banded In
brown, ha* a Wrap around but-

Mr*. II. T. Ruaaell, who ha* been
rreelvlng treatment* a t the Flori*
••’a Sanitarium In Orlando, l* convaleaelng a t her home on Mellonvillo Avenue.

Mr*. Dick I’hllyaw oml aon. Jllek
J r , of Oalnesvllle, who have been
vlaltlng Mr. anj Mr*. W. A.’Zarhary, Park Avenue, for (ha post
tw o jr c k ., plan to return home to­
With Mr*. Yranrla K. Ilola pie- morrow.
aiding and Ur*. F. R. MIL-hell In
M i.. All:* V-hlen and gue.t.
charge of th* devotional, tha reg­ Mia. Mari* Butler, of Miami, a rt
ular meeting of thaW .C .T .U .w m here for 1h* week-end aa th*
held y*eter-ay afternoon a t the gueaU.of th# former** |ia:enU,
home af Mr*. J . K. Sparling, "Tha Mr. end C tM ,* o n a rd VUIen nt
Oaka," u'u M&lt;lien villa A v e n d i'.^ e (hair home on the Country Club
Scripture reading and the paalm
wblth were read were In keeping
wl:h the subject for th* afternoon, has found sanctuary on hi* ranch,
"White Ribbon Recruits."
lie never ha* boen known to sell a
At tb* conclusion of tbo bust* hois* uni*** he was certain that
nata lesaion repo its were heard the parrhaaar Would glr* It th*
In.llx* IssifaI
vnaVit
from tbs district rrnvtntlon bald ooswa
same 1kindly4
Irihtm
ent ueeAealoil
accorded
at Pinecaatfa recently anj a round- bv Rogers himself.
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table dlscoasion regarding Vchild
The great Comedian humorist's
welfare was conducted. White rib* soft-heertsdnsaa extend- In peo­
join were pecs rated to Mabfa Flo- ple as well. It* never hsa laid a
riue Ttaslck, Dorothy j Odom hand on hfa children.
Keene, Notfay Trawick and Ijgrold
Heading and • welling are hi*
two chief diversion- when he'* not
out of dtwr*. II# writes all hfa
FRIDAY.
own material and pick* It out
A miniature wedding will be
painfully with taro _/lng*t* o n .a
given by the Cast filde Primary
p triable' typewriter. II* neeor
Uriteal M &lt; o’rioek at tba Junior
keep* a carbon copy of anything.
If a manuscript la lost, he baa to
da It aver again.
Rogers, lb* pKrate cltltrn. la a
typical outdoor American, varying
however from th* conventional
prttrrn In bis ethoustleas fund of
humor and hit inmttlabl* ruriuaity
about what fa going on in the
world.
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i Tba prayer band of the Preeby-

Society

daughter* are wccMBfEl to ktoktog Uwhr bfutt . . . Bmt to W

roar m^nryfa worth

ffi'JtotoraecU o

1 don’t koOw for ante. My rad-dlo petntment to m£
brake down lost Spring, the wa­
ter'poWer Intel boa no for foiled
to bribe'm e with o now *■*, ohd
none of my neighbor* cer* for
anything but J a n and Amoaof alt the hotair—not only fir Mow
Andy.
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Totk but In the. rent o f 0»# United
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Weal firs t Bis***,-'
, ClrrW'4W*ber Three of the
Ft rat Bo pi lit Ckevch, Mr*. IiUlan
Vickery, chairman. w ltl'm eet •»
3:10 o’clock with Mr*. L. t Taw
ot her homo on AMfcMM Avenue.
Circle Number Seven af :h*
FI ret Baptist Chare b, Mr*. C. II
Peorco, chairman, wlU meal ot
3:30 o'clock with Mr*. C. B. Iteem,
407 Weal P h a l Stroot.
. The program meeting of thk
Woman’* Mlaalonary Society VM
be hi Id nt the church at 3 o'el&lt;|#
with.Mr*. Carroll Varner i* I•JW

the &gt;.»

UPSALA LUTHERAN C&amp;URCTLliV!
Il*v. A. Noirbom. D. D., poator i .
Becoud Sunday after Ramtar..........f - 1
■ Suodny School—2:30 P. If.
,
Regular acrvlre—3:00 P. If. . \
At tkla acrvlre tha paatar wilt
preach on the aubje:t, "Jaaua Row '■
•ignited In our Church Work ~aa'. .
the (ico.1 Shepheard."
A cordial Invitation U aatandod ‘ito all to attend thin acry Ire.

MeNob,

nitot^WIUi the IlllmlUblfr knowW

of

SALVATION ARMY NOTICH^ ij
' Sunday, Apr. IB.
■n
Hollnoa* meeting—M&gt;:05 A. M. . J
Tapir, “The Chastening of IbO' »’
Lord."
Gospel meeting for "Shut.!**'* '&lt;
at County Horn*—l:0o'P . M.
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Sunday School—3.00 P. If. ... i :•
Ylurig PeopleV M **tlng-«tlf. ;
r . If.
Topic, "Prlendahlp", hy’ C, C
Yiolr. Itlrkaon.
-Salvation Rattl#"-R:00 P. M .
l.leuL If. Portena will bo • tha
speaker.
Tbo public la cordially Invltod kO ; l
attend tba aarricoa.

Mr*. T. S. Darla and Ifiea MarCaret Dav'a are spending tbo
week end In Jackaonvllfa,
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n e e c i a
lift. A t’ th e I a f Icttara e v e r t# I

na.hare lieeolbloeienoaih In
l few year* w ith**
of any Mu* b n ’
• work out for thenu»lva&lt;«c do

wktn w# begin • study
Book of Job.

upsArsrAW
WgtM3
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resident#

Will Rogers Appears
At Milane For 3-Day
, WlU Roger*, tto Okfahoraa
tow puncher, who coruprered
Broadway and the LAndon Strand
and .want on to becoaae the l»UM U *f ruler* of men, is n* w#U
professionally aa any llvth* real Rogers—Mm fama, tb* private ritlaaev— fa aa
.nswn as the details of the

P *A R T Y ►

Mr. and Mm. L. M. Telfo d rnlertalned with nn Informal dinner
natty Thursday evening at their
home on Eaat Fifth Street runpllmenting Mr. and Mm. Maurice
Zlgler who plan to leoee so n for
their homg In Washington state.

MIAMI, Apr. lit. — (API llairy'M oore, 37, of Milton Mom
wa» killed In an explosion abanr
lb* yatrh Kalolah In the Mlom
rlte r yeaterday. Two olhor men ui
th* rraft eaeapod Injury. ,
(a p t. N. Amad a, m aatrr of Ut
craft, and C. M. Ruaiell, oil ooin
pony representative, who were m
lonlnn on the bark. Another beige, Relow at left:—The wide top the yaeht, aald Moor* had goo
fabric ha* a wide pleated r u lf'o f a black* kid ylovc la pieced
banded In brawn.
I In acallofod detail, acornted by
White Inaeta accent the gaunt-'w hite piping and .lltrhlng.
let oonlour* of a black kid wltht A aide flange of black rurvea
black and white baguette*.
on the back of a white glove In
Center!—Hack and palm of a place of bagoette* and I hr**
black and whll* glove abow re* pearl button, are btrodurrd a*
verted treatment uf lb* contrast, trimming.

AT THE CHURCHES
Avenue. The Rev. P. M. Matlvr,
pastor.
Iliblr aehnol—0:48 A. M.
Wpr.hip and Communion—11:00
A. M.
Sobjert, "Serving |llm ”.
Christian Endeavor—7:00 I'. M.
Evening Pervlcr-' HS&gt;n l». M.
Subject, "The Rules uf tbs
Rsce."

Christtan Helrnca servlrra nr*
Stunt* and game* .that
will bald every Hunday morning nl
maka your .pottle* hilarious one* tb* rhurrh East Second Street nl
follow) on» 'a the elm pi- atuat of II o'clock. Subject for mmoirow
guenalng cbjrcts. You lent* the la "Doctrine or Atonement" Wed­
loom and romeone paints to any­ nesday evening service* which
thing In the rjnm. You return ami will Inrluda testimonies of Chrl»tafter glancing around the room Ian Bclanee healing, will be bald
thoughtfully announr* the object at th* new chureh a t 800 E. !2nd FURR MRTIIODIKT MISHKIN
selected. Theta la no obvloua signal St. at H o'clock.
Poplar Ave, and Hecond St.
This church ■maintain* n free
to tip you uff, and Tew gueata will
R. School, 10:00 A. M.
Reading Room nt the churc*'
tumble.
Preaching, 11:00 A. M.
wher# lb# Blbl# and nil authorlxo'l
The secret Is that ysur confed­ Christian Selvnce literature mn&gt;
Kate II- Booth, pastor
erate Is busily engaged in convtr* be read borrowed *r purcha*e.l
aatlon with name of the guests, Open Tuesday* nnd Eridnya from UALVARY HAITI ST SERVICES
th* filet word of each remark be* 1 to 6 P. M.
________
ginning with a letter of the thing
.308 East Fourth Street. Re. J. L.
tg.ba irueaiod. After the l i r a few T D K ' FIRST PBRRBVTRRIAN Yeoman, minister.
letters are given you will piobably
Heivl.-r* Sunday, April IB.
have u clue lo the object.
Afleituon rrrvlce 3:30 P. M,
.This gsme Is mousing f ir Ihe
Evening service 8:00 P. M.
E. I&gt;. Brownlee, D. D. Pa»l«r.
Service- Sunday ** follow* t
lators. Tie a large gumdmp In
0:45, A. M. Sunday School.
middle of a piece of string,
rUUHCll OP TIIK NAZARENB
and select two gueata. At a sig­11 A. M. Morning Worship.
nal they beg n to rhrw on the ends
0:30, P. M. Junior Chrlstlsn En*
lark* Mary, Fla. R. N. Sander*,
of the string. The one reaching deavor.
minister.
th* candy first wins It.
7:00 P. M. Senior Christian En­ Church School 2:00 P. M.
Prraching by M. M. Lord 3:00
Monday- Unusual card parti**. deavor.
I’. M. .
3:00 |». M. Evening Wociblp.
Conducted by M. M. laird, evan­
The rraalon meet* at the rloa*
uf each woishlp aervlre for the re­ gelist, revival service* will be bald
throughout the week at 7t46, P.
ception of new members.
M. every evening. Friend* and the
general public are cordially InriFIRST HAITIST CHURCH
tesl la attend.
Park Avrnue a n j Slsth SlreetW. P. Brooks Jr., Paster.
Sunday School, 10:00 A. M.
820 West First Street. —A. 0.
Morning Worship—II :U0 A. M.
Canada, evangelist.
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Etanlng Worxhlp—8 P. M.
Sunday scivlcs—3:00 P. M.
H. Y. P. U. 7 P. M.
Evening service—7:48 P. M.
Wednesday evening prayer aerMia* E l i s a b e t h Marker,
vice, 3:00 P. M. A cordial Inviteprrarhing.
lion I* exlrmlad to all.
Service* will be held Tuesday
PULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE evening with the pastor nrea b­
Ing, whUe on Friday evening tb*
On Orlando road n#*r Oenava Vi ung people's meeting will be
held.
Ave.
* Wm. F. McPherson, pastor.
BIU* School Hunday A. M r-0:45
Rermon Sunday A. M. --11:00
The Rev. II. Irving laruttlt, rec­
Evangelistic Rrrvlce Sunday P.
tor. Second Sunday after Easter
M. —7:48
■Inly Coarmunelon—7:30 A. M,
Prayer Meeting Wed. P. M. -

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FLOWED SHOP

» .M rteval Ore.
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■*dtee
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IMal^rn

Permanent
W aving):

riduallty tkot
Instantly glva*
diatlnctlon. By

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M..mine 1‘myer and Sermon
Prayer A Tesljmony Wed. P. M,
ll:3o A. M. .
-7x45
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Strictly Inter-deMiHlaarional.
"Oh For a Closer Walk vrith
ALL HOI'I.TI CATHOLIC
Oml" by Fo-ter.
Young People's Meeting— 8:30
CHURCH.
p hf.
The Rev. J. I. Mrlnerny, paster.
Evening Prayer ond Setmon—
7:30 P. U.
Flmt Msas—I ’J O A- M.
Second Maao—10:00 A. M.
Evening Drvotianr-7iM P M.

faU ?'ideal type of fath-,
• last asm . Tb* aaet *f p
lb . take* an tmfalgnad hfa
its

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Arranged
b and Crowns

NOTICE
On Jane ItM w* will opem
ochool a t Bast Bids
Primary for coaching and
special work In grade* frOm
tba aacond Ikrnogh th* olgtoh,

iim w

Mr*. Qalatoo I k t e a ■
Mm. J tea la II. Raadglf.

Dpn’t Delay

further the payment ot
delinquent taieal

Take Advantage
of our offer lo aell yon
municipal bonds of (hi.
City of Hanford for tine
paying purponen.
t

Obtain

JTCHURCH

FIRST
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the big dtorount tin yow
delinquent taxe^

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the omul IS per cent M*&gt;
nlly. with tw U , on yrnto;
IMO l.xen whkh t o i | H
detlnquapl on May 1. '

Church School—0:48.
Morning Wvmhlp—11:30.
Christ!** .Endeavor—7:80.
tonkitlif wtl
feel a t bom»

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SCORES
/ FraMbytery ef noil hero
■ will meet in Hake MerJ
ip bad Wedneedey Apr. *D
I. The flret meeting win
JHeedey eVcnlog at the.COnv
f church beginning at TlOO
1 when tbeie win be an ad■by'B*ard Speaker, Mrg.
P. Cal fee. Wednesday mopii | A. U. Ciecutlve Roird
Mg; p A. M. I'resbytarlil
;‘.t* order by Preitdentt Dd1*1, "Acceptable Beirlce" II*P » r til H i Wi Mr*, i. f,
or, Greetings, Mr*. James M.
jgon,
Reapome,
Mr*.m OF.
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mtional, Mia* Flora tforthfering. Boll Oall of SotleHgarta of Secratariaa ConAddress, Board Hpecker,
Mat Calfee, lorttara from
« *, Election of Ofon of Offlcrr*, Be*
I Special CeiiiroUloe*. HevuMri. J, W. Nc*l. Clo.lng
(rieitagPrayer, Mr*. Mary
[In. Everyone la eordiiUy Inf attend the** meeting*,
regular meeting of th* P.
waa held .Thursday evanlng
i; gchool House wiHl_Mr».
»nl, J l t t . Jno. Htaube*. Dwr* biu»ln*»i session uffirer*
rleeted lor the neat school
Mrs.. Jno. giaubea, l‘r*».,
If. (Tamm
■ rt. If.
.Timm Vita Frea.l Mr*.
\i l i f " . M
, Treasurer. .After the cettm
km mothers, Mr*, p. K.'Mc
M b having the ,t#rg*»l
*t of p rtenii ,piV*eni will
.•hw 'flew i eleelrle cluck fur
Mtvtppulh, wlfH^wp* pur1 for this purpua# , After
rail * : social boar wav enjoy J
■d. Mr. and Jdra. ll. Uuteler
Ira. II. Tamm served iefceab*

aehotil will present * play)
Ktp panrd Ai ltreniV '-rtw o
A- Mrs.'M. jCoehrin wiU diaad th* «, 7. andtH
Mil*: will (take, porta. TjiH.
Ildmaorad by |h* mh..gjfl*&gt;j
jMpreeda wjll go^to th"
hd’^ r a / f M. fiom pson
Idren, 4fr. *nch'Mla&gt; Bool'i
i* day Thursday at Bllvrit

Rwedau. 'The future King end Queen of July

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NOT A HOLDUP, JUST EXEBCIMMG ON THE BEACH

FOR ACTIV
'* (Continued From’ Pago One)
million, of clrctrle light eonaumara and holder* of pobllc utility'
bond* and aleck* all over the no*
t on, It m u m to me, U a demon■(ration in ItMif that the power
i t h r living, artuet reality end
it lie activities eiten.l to the
minute corner* of the roun-

were not safficiehlM* finance It*
normal poa eoiftae*program.
I lento, it woa ,wg&lt; aid that at
leaet 7,000,0m ; .Adult member*,
ramp*rod with"** ogjaling mem­
bership of •’1430,000, should he
m*de the goal of tke W t annual
*«ir call. .
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Knrrl* aald the particular fault
he found with "»ho tim t operat­
ions la th»t thetr method* have
eeen 10 often dUrepntibie."
, Npiri* laid Clapp, In comparing
efcetric rat** In town* wllh muni­
cipal plant* with private ratea,
unx! dome title* In which there are
no municipal taie* and the entlro
running coat* am paid out of the
profit* from the municipal plsnt*
lie riled Chanute, Kan., and South
Hirer, N. J.
"The figure* *how," Norria ad ­
ded, "that th* municipal plants In
lb* Unitol KUte* while not mak­
ing a* good a nbnwlng a* I* mado
by th* larger arttem In Canada
A HASSID BEACH, Italy -F o i
are nev«rth*le*a ao fay ahead ot dally caJIathenle Inatrvctlon from
ally ahowlng which can be roadi la In the background.

30 R E F U G E E S
ARRIVE IN' UI S.
FjROM TROPICS
f Coatlnaed from Fate One! taell m to Ameriran rltltaas, Th#
Roc^eater la due to arrive there
Monday from the Canal tone.
Instruction* given Rear Admiral
Arthur fimllh. ffjfMMptr of tbt
Roche tier, IncIudMl "the offering
of a«ylum, the use of . all firr* In
protection of Ufa and property If
the places you tie guarding are
nilackod, but denial to you of r a ­
iending your operathrw Into the
Interior nnd beyond th* i'mlts
of the town* you are sent to
guard.
.*TI|i other three veaMla— the
Memphis, Asheville and Sacra­
mento -have leeelved identical in&gt;
rtygcHonii.
The Btlmson warning wai re­
garded of fir lally a t the state do(flitnvent a*.in "ceniouaace" Vtllk
ftlvronnU y'* long established pul­
ley W ptnleei ng It* elllaena. It
waa etydatned th* w andi\, was InIended to .assemble th* Americans
at porta where warship* could

w Alkw.Cothran and alrtfr.
M'ri* Roberta (pent the day
Iday lif Orlamtb oheyiiing. j 'I n connection wllh th* Rlimaon
warning, dispatched tlrouah MinI. Btaele H rltlis returned In
littr llanna at Managua and Con­
eng at, New Bwyrna. Friday,

sul How* a t Bluaflalds, It wa* re
called -that In 1VU American for­
ce i rrtablUbod "neutral tones" In
rortdtn t phrta af Nteats yum in
whl-h fighting between rontand■set* *&lt; Im polltlral fsedan# waa pethlbHfemlly. M . •&gt;
. Tho valu* of American property
nrvHnvmtment* lb eastern Nle*r*.
giui* Wit cel Imated at
ftyxw.ooo |n W**t«in Nlcant

it ought te hot** &gt; A.-. ;
.
The finanq* .teeeluttoe egld the
drought had W Ue.'heavy Inroadi
on the oia anlialM**^ teeervee by
IMe of Inthreat payment* whteh
it Had Iweu. euu^neeed t j rereir*

east ccaat at last reports totaled
only I bo men Including M Ameri­
can marine officer* or medical
cHnw Pnen. ,
,
. .
Formulation of a new Caribbean
policy waa made know In official
quarter* her* two day* ago. At
that lime It was made d eer the
American anvemnient would no
linger send navel or marine for­
te* Into Nicaragua or other dis­
turbed Hatln American countries
for I he piol action of th* property
of American cillten* or carp iretlona. It waa alatsd then, however,
that the government retains It*
freedom of act on to aaiart It,
sight under InlenutUona! law t»
use firce lo sate Ameriran llvr*.

Jlt.'„Callf*rnta .»., ,JW»»

Winner Of t e s t
At Mllane Theater

i vUilora from all paftl of Europe and America taking Iholr
if, Ale i Barton, famou* EntflUh physical oulturiat, whose vtlla

L i g h t Docket Is Red Cross Decides
H e a r d By Ware To Continue Policy
In Police C o u r t OfRcfusingU&amp;Aid

Woman Is G iv e n
T o o k Of Prison
(Continue,! On Page F a ir)
gimip in Madrid. At th* time
th* club was organised some of
tha members wished lo Invito th ,
oucen mother of King Alfon­
so, who war then alive, to be a
member. Rut Ml** Kent turnerl
thumb* down on royalty. *’N#
queen mother," ■he Mid, and
•ho had her wiy,
Rho ha* nevar cpmpromlsed ported
with her republicanism.
Tha (Ira case ahe ever dafended, that of a chauffeur
chatgRl with violating traffic
taw*, marked tho first appear,
anrs of any w.man in a Spanish
law court, flhe watt tho rasa.
Retwntly she dvfrndad Alvar* AH
to n an, (tow minister ef public
works,' wliri, he waa tried vltk
Several'others, by a eoart-mae
tial for. hit partirl pat Ian in tb«
December revolution.

WASHINGTON. Apr. |B— (Al&gt;&gt;
—Tho Rc*l Croaa tioaod Ita annua)
cinvention yeaterday altar voting
te continue ita policy of financing
irlief operations with voluntary
private subscriptions, eselusfva of

(Contiseed From Page One)
Only 403 « f the US bailor. Imbed
weie returned to th* ballot bog.
The appearance, of tfw 34 girl*
ww» wet with eppliuoo from all
■•do*. Th# girl* filed aero** th*
atage, mine of them wearing cootumee, other*, bathing aulta whlcn
Were furniebrd by the merchant*
U)«y represented. Each gfr} than
tppenred on the itage alone. Ay|&gt;leUM greeted each glri ea ah*
*p|i’ared alngly, and the loud applauao which wst tendered at
iajat half of thgpt wag revealed
vintn the final ceuat ahowed that
It waa a cIom race. Th* contact.
ai)ti were introduaed by the Miaaea Dofla JaAabd, Evelyn Brilev
nnl Mrrlho Toryance, number* af
the Betty Ball Brown Uanrlng
Sfhitol, They joifornud » eerie*
of aerobatic atunta Juat before tba
contestant* appeared.
Tlr# bathing salts, which were
u ld to represent th* Uteet in ap­
parel of that type, warn purchaaad

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heeetafor* or h ere.

a**4 by tb» ^
of
urIda. «W« real pewn *Mh a i r . and Bit.

ie laeiueteo la »* »
C aoawlalat for ,1b*
ot U l It*"* ta* far*,
■eecial ■peaeeomew*
r.-ebuo » “ or a or of
r Invol.et la aay «uch
• repeal all &gt; ■ "* ••

Ntyrin

eabf &gt;*H4 and bl

a ea )a*4 IHe earaaaal
«* wHIeb aa*»**!«.*

&lt; aas
*l#vo.
I aim
•duel.
idlng.
r itn l
iman.
. oho
f. on0"Mr
was
habit
at all
wan-

tanU atlm '* &lt;a»)i rvaervra, which
**re drawn Upon heavily In It*
drought relief program.
Whilo loaolution* adopted nude
no refarotwe lo tho raevnt cm tiw
r l n y over the organtwlion’* ca­
fuial to accept a H6,non,ooo govenunrdt droaght ay propria lion,
chairm an Payne, In » closing ad.
drWta. said all privately aabaeribed
fnnda wet* used foe aclual aa*
sUtance. whcrcaa th* fctlaral dr­
nation wtmld hav* involved chargfg for admlnlalratlon.
r "But for th* voluntary partirlmked ntdon ef Red Crus* rhaptai* In
*ff*’ ihU work," be atkied, "tho relief
h
effect might hare been as eapen-

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Jane QusUlehaura, as Mlai
i’lat nnd Anderson; M!a|
To Iford, no MIm RuherVa I
M U Kathryn AUen, a*-Ml
ley’s t» u g fitorgj M U
nt, an MIm 8]
Colbert, as M
Mia* Kathleen Iwacy, aa Mia* t a ­
nsy Dry ('leaning; MIm Hertriw*
David. *d M ia a .B lv i r .V M y t
1C*, Dorothy Break*, M Miss
{ttoudenmlr* Drpeeryj' Mkae Ella
R pencr, aa. .MIm P. Paul Beauty
Bhoppyg Miai OHcistia# Btauden-

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"An art to sl-allsh
m u o k -lo a l. Water Sow
as is C o n o r.
I ts ares alas

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' 0:49, Taptra in hrlaf; 7dM, A M s
a' ARdy; YilK’Jtotdra; 7:30, GoM
«rrs; 7:49, PWwribc n :«. Clmn
itaHaa; 0 l H ftartanaa Mbnrth.
ilaatttt 9:10, Br»»h M an;' 9:00.
antin'* arehaatrai 10.00, Cuehao;
0:90, O o rt, L* and Em; 10:49, Mam aa Vtiti .MB, Same aa WE,
la u tr jr U n o t 11:09, Blumbar
M WJZaaakt 11:0*, A s m V Andy (rar O T ^ -J W -in a a
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j 0:901 Sanaa, aa WABC; 0:49.
Nowo, atpeka; 7;09, WABO (I
9:19,1Walton league; 0 :0 , Hama
m WJE; 7:30, Quartet: AiOOt, Hour * v f f f f__WIlAff
rode WJZt OHIO, Chrvnlelea; 1:30,

T ra ck

Orchestra; BIB, Rama a t WBAFl
1:99,' *n»emble;’ t»:00, WEAF (*
- J h r t r s ) ; 11:00, Same aa 'WJS;
1:19, The Jesters; 12:00, Ken
achy Bella.

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7:00. IteUetbis; 7:19, Sunday
Mhadl 7:80. Same aa WEAF; 9s-

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19—Waa aaatad
I*—Tkrlc* (Mattel
W—Babataare n H
In varalah
19—Pal lightly
19-rialaaa bhaa
t»—Simple
17—Cofee house

I#—Atirrl

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•9—Hamit
&lt;1—Pamela aheap

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44—Oeatral idedlUoa

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94—Alcoholic drink'
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14—King of Viaigotha

91—Poverty

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8, KVeirfnr melndiea: 0:45, Topics
» Idlef (NBC); 7:0a, Amo. V
j»dy (NBC); 7:00. Saturday
li ! ? l ch,b &lt;NBC);«iI5, Varlcllc*
(NjBC); 9:30. -Old Tima Song.,by George Ifenjtlngrr; 0:00, Amer0:3°- **arWarlie RalUma*. aoprano. Lure

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nur; 0:90, Specials; 9:30. Buck’s
llua Boy. CuHieum orrhealra;
0:90, Ran-hr* Fiircst Hills dance;
ll.-ra Buck’s Blue Roys Coliseum
arch est;,; m a p ,
M .her’a nr.
ebaatrm
*
9I9JI—tYMBR Timpa—1370
i 0 ;®d, Theater news, announce
aseirfa; 0:30, String mu sir; 7;00,
Ihber musl. ; l*:00. Music of the
-V rlL L ,0;00' Rntertalne s.
■19—WHUN St, P eterrbari—(90

Funertor, Yoh^ blani.,; n.AV W.
HUN; Players; 10:00, Doiwe or
^ . . . ( N D C ) , llioo. Studio mu*.

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1—Room (Rp i
9—One who lead* at
'TlMgal In:treat
f —Mareraia b a
4—UTl
9—River la Italy • a—Uaeioaa
7—Olrt Who lerad a
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19—8-aathaart («L|
•*—Faallah old aga
41—Guagmlre
49—Laagth ol eitoa
41—Inoratatloa
41-Bead
00—Mlao DamltaW
Oral name
M—Angara

lea; 10:00 Ore h e irs .
3I94-.W I)A R Teayu—1120
0:09, Buwahlne rlab; 0;,1O, Din
ar music; 7:00. Town Crlef; 7:19
Irmand Vcsrey Kilt Carl loti or
hastra (CBS); 0:00, Arthur Pry

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Hrmm. NBC; If, B. A.
Ills Lucky Strlks D a* #
O athritra, NBC; It, ( iro n s WaihBigli* HaUI Orchestra.
',
WDBO — Orlaada
9, Musical Mootl«; 5:19,* Booth
■M (danders;'6, M u * l f t * . Or*
w i Hick Reboot “Tiger Night,-7, Tito* Signal sad ■parts ankaon4*menla; 7:16, RIU CaHtao
Orchaatrs, CBS; R, A rthur P r m ’s
Cranfc Band,' CBS; 0:16, Hawaiian
Ihsdaars; 0:30, Classical program;
I, Baa Franctseu IHr* U in o rk l
broadest!, CBS; 10, Moonbeams.
f BUNOAY Al'BlL 19
0 A. M. Florida Theatre;
Imlth Neal Rivera r r o f i s n ; l j ,
Jhurtk Servicer, Bible StoArfJOi
1116,* Nelson Brett; 1:49, H i# 7
Tamelly, lolinlst, Ruth CoineHf,
Ptanlrt; f. Tempi Vr Mined Qosrte tte ;' t:M , Yraat Foamara, NBC;
t. National Tenth Conference, NM*
J[ 4, I&gt;r. Cadamn’s Hour, NliCf*.
Nattonal Vrspen. N ile; 0, Oathtile Hour, NBC; 7, GeoeR* Wash*
'n riirr - JM e l... ills Heat r» ; . *30;
'hutch Sc ivlrca, Flral Ilnptlal
Inuih Jark'onvlllr; 0:16, Alton
Hpaical I l y t M i t ; 0:45,' llhqdb
Vulrh Collin.; 10:19. National
laity PiodurMofi*, NHC| 10:45.
Sunday Night a t BeOt Parker.,
NBC.
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0 A. M.,Tcdny'a Program: ( M i
Mnrnlmr Uslnlfle.: O-WtKhSrlfV

WANT AP RATES
AN OLD LU0s Mori fa f e Company
, has a number nr well loeated
rarldtucci Iq different psrta o f the
city which they are offering af*a
b lf Merlfire. For Infortnallua'ap­
ply 911 F irst'N al'I. Ilk. U ldfi or
telephone 139.

LIBERAL ALLOWANCE on your
FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE
wIR arrange exclusive diatrlbuUon territory this city for* Irutantancoua electric hoi water dystrm
selling for 01045 romplete. »2tW
required for InerchantUc. Flaclier

•siin1 ]

im l Av*s MtomL

far only aha lecerrect laaortlsn.
the i M r l w h r aaht ra il at
bkarlloM. The afflca ahoaM ha
notified Immediately la yaaa el

a

UROW BULBS. Free .upervlslon,
. CoaLact for crup at fixed price
It, D. White. Lake Mary, Fla.,1su­
pervisor for Mere*., BuRi “ 1C«l,
1?«* E .’Marki JU, Orlando. Fjs.

1.1. CARATlfc ApaitiJrnt.
■yrly reflnl»hed. Furalwied,
water, flirdhr. Phm* b fl.

housekrc|t|iig
eon vrnlr aces.
ly.JWI E^ 6llt

decs; B, Htudln .Qutnldtl 7. Mrtn-

trie s'a t Twlligkt; 7:90, To B t An- Dr. W. E. MacDOUGALL, CHIKOPRACTOlt. la now located at
rounchl; f.1 Weather FOfHvtl;
hie rreldence in Flo:al Height!,
1:05, Sign Off.
8. Sanford, Phone 6RH-N.
1190 EC — » T Mrtrra „
SUN HAY. APRIL If.
WHY RENT when a home ran be
WDDO — Orlande.
.. purchased from an old reliable
8, ErangrlltUc Hour; 10. Watch- loan rowrany oq , vary lllrvrwl
owe! program; 10:16. Sacred pro- terms.
Apply 311 First N atl. Bk
(rain; I I , Morning V\'nrsh'p from
or telephone 732.
T int PiT'byterian Chiitch; IS,
fcnrerl music through rouriesy of .1— A u lom obilnt
f,‘ Ernest Phllpltt- 2, Western Un(92t» MODEL A Ford cou|h|20S.IH&gt;, late model chavrolu
1:39, Heart to Heart talk by Rev
1. T. Eamnrtfl; 0, Western Union six, , uujh* 03tl9. Keel A Son ..
Ime; 7:30, Evening Worship from Myrtle Arc.___________________
Fibil Presbylrrlsn Churrh; 0:30,
'Nrm-rit Music; 0, Organ Rever e* FOR FALK: leaving city. A real
liirguln Fonl ton truck. (Ian be
Dhrle Network; 9:30,
llctrolt
Hympkony Orchestra, CB.t; 10, •rfn at 14lu llirkehlre Avr. Wintr r PdrW, Phone 994-J.
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4— B w lttrw i S erv ice

KOllR UOU.M a;&lt;arlmrnt ami g ar­
age apartment. Langley A ;arl
iticnla. lTioua 261.
FUKNIBIIKD' ptVKLUNO o n
Park Avcnua and unfurnished
Iwtlling on Palmetto Avenue,
Rent vory rcaanimblv.
Phone
4H0-J.
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J r f i i ? i r a . p y 1*11,11 y 8,
6:46, Honey Boy Clemente 0, The

' • n « r CIIICKS LoW *price*

breed* ready now.

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phone! A Buesrhrr Initrument,

By John Doviin
WNAT

DDNT WORRY, (T W O N 'T
IN T ^ R F B R * WfTM YO UR

W riA T '3 3V44XT l i a r Y / CVGRVTVHNuk III W9U

"O O w r m Y 4 '

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GO RklMT ON U V tbU 1W8
s a m e w r y . o u t y o u 'll .
( l e t OM O F O R I T -------YOU 6 I B » l i a r YOU A '
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M O D * ON L IV IN G -Y O U
S L E E P XLV . tV K V A N D

STAY OUY N .L NIGV4T.

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BAGGETTS
Hilbert's Chocalatca and
Hat Drlnha.

BILL L
B c rrlc* .

SIGNS

VEGETABLES
ABC Al)U MARKET
Cheapest la Town.

BU.OP B ETAnUNQ

F U R N IS H IN G S

» 0 p . 5th SL

lltpalra—KvflalafcUg
Upkalafhrlng.
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PALMER’S
R -M Arcade

and'

BECOND B A N P E T o f l^

VEGETABLE
S U IT E R S

F o r B e a t R eau ltn — A d v erlfae

CREAJ

WSBRAN'

CREAMERY

HATCHERY.

Mcthcdlat ChP« * ’ * " ■'
Ulned- by t h f f D O P E

Woman’s Mlm-*!"*^“
M
Tuaarky, Atri ~
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Spring*. Mrs, U .DOPC - IV
pre*'dent of tf4 0 ,FOW YOU

DIUNKS-LUNCIIES

for Oo&lt;v| rnfulitlrn 060. Phono 413.

FOR SALK: Upright Prana In
grind ronditiim. Bargain. Box II.
'M LU K TTO T. Y. Taylor p*ie- C. taro llrral I.
rhaaad former esprera office build­
ing" a t north end rtf Central Of.D PAPER* FOR HALE—For
wrapping and parking purpose*
St real and v 111 rrmurlet truTdlny

Mission
Of Ch

W ^ c u ROOM
BICYCLES &amp; REPAIRS

CELERY LANDS ' rO R BALE;
Ready for c«te4y erupt. Per.
(ectly drained B, 10, or more acres
No cash renulred from rcpop-i
11hie buyers. Frank
Ferguson.
Hole! Vhtdrs.
___________

UILDINO BLOCKS—Irrigation R A D I O HAROAINNI Crrsley
C iblnrt Model 036; Atwater
b o rn and general remvnt work.
Iraelr Concrete f a . J. K. Ter- Kent Told.. Mmlel *45; It. t ’. A.
Super-1 Irtriodyne 060, Aut'imollvo
Elrctlrr Co.

ring Band;’8:39, Weather Fora« » t; 0:9». Sign- Qff.’
W M l'-l'J a e k e e a v llle

F1S1I an d P O U L T R Y

FOR RENT: Desirable reslilenrs
| III French Are.

r s i m u a STO K E-Pre- 2(1—MtacclRmeoUn For Sale
itkns, msgailnea, fountain
PROMPT
deliveries. USED TIRES bought ami sold,
nifl W, First ML______________

Grove

DIRECTORY

Lath, Key and Uua Hepalra.
llEKTCirS

areafkly familiar will/ raU a
M * -Wad claaalltratiaa will
W 'jilt eampkta lafecAatlan.
ad fr yea"-lab, they wltTab■T i w la waedlaa year wdal
I t* laehf It mat* effective.

^w SSSfeK Sa^'!
orbb.a.r T ^ • Orange

BUSINESS

ruRNmiM

Btr

SALESMEN: GRAVE markers.
bronce and marble, 014.00 up
50*; commission. part comml.slrn
paid dally. Bax 1230, Miami. Fie.

B ruyn,___. . . ____
Misters. OtViwttr; 4.' O^ljaa ftA k
el. (Tsixta’ IKrpKree;'
'fcuUlns
Mlaall, T ldlthK ; F^w arf^Taw i*
■omr, ’IMitUhnH*
^ ,.PB
9*Veiper^Tsr.
r:8P.

Violinist; 8:19,- 'M t Dor, (]|f9
Club; 0:56, HherIff and Poll™ Re
r tj.7 , llansal Currie and HL

THE ARCADE

literenmw. mwacaPCitKty-e,

to w m ? m
A H e r a l d reprfeehlatlte

•r Forecsil; li;0 1 , Dinper'
,:30. Hbrr|ff aad P o l ^ J l
1:36,

FOtt QUICK sate-we i n offei
flea room bungalow with far*
, wall loratrd, hit 1 sacHftea
4n easy terms. Only 0390.00 ca st
required. Basin? paid In fuIL Coleloofh Bralty Canipnny.

OpNY YOU ?

rr

w ^ tchaaaw!

The determination lo re*
main optimistic Is not an
excuse fur failure lo face
fsrta.—Hoeeen.

CONFECTIONERY
Cigar*—Tsdmeena—Candtee
Magaalaaa—Faealala
Drinks—Handa It hr*
HUUOW 8 PLACE
Prlaceas Bldg.
Flral St.
"Tbs man wti-i utilises
his leisure by studying at
hums nights |a urually n*
crrasing hie ability. I ran
eubtrrib* lo that method
because t studied that way
and know Its benefits/—
Walter P. Chrysler!

DttUG STORES
CAMPHELL DRUG CO.
Car am. *1. ss Ms a sella
Wssan lpMaa Mrark aaprsSatlr
Visit ear star* far rear rasa.

by vie
iTlhVA
&lt; * t A ft Ya M

f

F o r I h' l cv e

or MiKEf

W HAT'/Hlfe

Friendly game ef tag:—
Mkcrman was shot, stabbed,
klrktd, and brataa Into In*
slblllty la the furious me*
let, but was nor seriously
hurt.—Ntw York World.

RADIO REPAIRS
Oar Retvlca

Gaaratsfred T
Ilf# Bella/aril

AUTOMQT^VI

Tbs akin wa’d lava iu
touch onra more Is a frog*
skin.—Aurtln American. 1
OUR JOD
*1
I B1 *
JOD PR1NTINO
QUICK. EFFICIENT
'
8ERVICB
HERALD PR1NTINO CO.

THOME 140

11

Four western railroad*
have put mlnlatdf*' soda
fountains In Ihalf ch®
t-ard.—Hnw and W ty Mag.
5 11 e n ra
your ’ifwa
trtruldes By listening to
tome one else's.' Than la
glad that you ere you.—
How and Why Meg.

CAFE

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TUB

W RATBKB

Generally fair t ia lf t l and
Satardiy. Nat Marti chaa* * in temperature.

SAN FO R D . FI

Stimson Warns U.&amp;
Citizens To Vacate
Nicaragua Confines

War Boats Are Under
Orders To GuardCiI U C I I B InNicaragua;
llllllL ill
tizens
UAPolicyls Scored

Final Organization
County Chamber
Commerce Consuhimated Last N i g h t

,

‘PetticoatInfluence” Is Coining
Back According To Style Make

* 1 ***‘. i l ' l

PmUrnl lerrtro* far Mian VlrWaaUy,

WmjTklr*

Btroet. were

Evrn
tha
strictly
Uiluird
Ilroet costumes are oa th* wane,
sulk and coats having mote of
tho dtease*ohor toad). Gaily pat­
terned and brightly'toioird scarfa,
generous chiffon kerchiefs and
frilly Uc* trtamed collar and cuff
ret* relievo what mannish severi­
ty these rostumnt ras, have mCotton Uc* nod embroidered
organdy in all th* postal shades
w U bo nmol popular-for evening
wear the retailers predict. Whit*,
crape beck ellk Uc*, and chif­
fon in altron shad** and brillknt
rods will also liven the most

,
,-j

F in al - onrttniwtllon o f t h e —— —•
Sem inole County C ham ber o f
Com m erce, term ed b y enrh
o f m ore than a dozen npcakcra am the moat im p ortan t
fo rw a rd atep e.lnrc Sem inole
county wan crenlcd, wna e f ­
fe c te d , a t the C ourt H ouse
hint n igh t when an audience,
rep resen tin g e v e ry
arctiou

New RegimelsSeeking
Vigorously To Con­
solidate Its Position

Committee Named To
Probe Car Purchases

182

HUSHING GIVES CERTIFICATES TO RED CROSS WORKERS

SPAIN COES BACK
TO WORK AFTER
2-D AY JflLARITY

t* allow It fg row)
&gt; krfug* against Os

NUMBER

WASHINGTON. A|.r. 17. —
( A P ) —(secretary h'lmson toda* gave notIce to. Amarkan
rllkens In Nlra-efUA that the
Amarkan government could not
undertake a gen.-ra. pru'.MlI &gt;n
at Ita cltkeus In Ihal.rnuntnr.
Notification wai aant through
tha legation at Managua and
tha ronaolata ut Illurf eldi and
tor^mmandad that -A ll Ameiltana, who do not feel acrura
a (or lh*#profriti..j arforjtoJ
W hy Nt^aray unit* CJVarPwant through ila ^ patimwi
gnnl,‘ wybdtww - irrmr tha
country or at least to roast
town# where th*&gt; ran U pro-

W A k H M G to u i n r - - 1 a t ii7
— Marina aid for Insurgvnt-tfcroatawad A martram W tl concentrated
today on three Nicaraguan t&gt;wn*
•a tha administration's policy to­
ward tha iathmua country wnacrttk
e n d aavoraty in Waahlngton.
Tha m ilter Metnphla la under
ordora In gn to Puerto Caboiaa
and tha gunboat Barra mento to
Bluefltld*. It la possible that tha
Memphla would rrliavo the gun­
boat Ashavllk, already at Puerto
Cnhetaa. aa the latter mold go la
Capo Oracial A Dloa. the arena of
recent Insurgent activity.
Aa these defense effort* pro­
ceeded, Representative pi.h
of
Now York. Republican, attacked
tha administration’* attitude to­
ward Nicaragua aa a hlt-snd run
policy which dlaguated him. 11a
Radlatrktlng o f Judicial Clr contended that tha marines should
cults. Educational legislation, Kl- ba withdrawn (mmed'ately or used
nance and Taxatkn matters arc al­ to protect Amerkan lire* and
rvenla, Spain’s now rrpublhan
so predominating right now. *It pro party.
government labored vigorously |j
appears that ovary,on* Is agtsoThe admlnlst a ll:- says It I* consolidate Ita position today and
able to having nnp Circuit In the
determined
to usa force when
State abolished rg.-ept hla own.
the country went hack to work
Rspcetally are tha lawyers Inclin­ necessary to save American Ilf# after two days and n’ghu of wild
hut would employ armed troop*
ed that way. Out .of .it all, though.
for safeguarding property only lo jubilation over the fall of the
1 hope and believed that we will
tho moat eirepfonal rlrvumsUn- monarchy.
get a bill passed that will cut era.
down the Judicial ClreplU
and
Radical uptkings occurred al
Na statement was ptsde aa to
Judge* and other Court attach*
and
Barcelona,
whether Iho present situstlon la Bilbao, Seville
thereby affecting n consldtiahk
considered exceptional. .
•bring la tho 8 latg.'. . *
• ' - ' '*
■* The
e x . Karrsmento
u_l. ___ 1_____
. . . to
was..directed
fo In Blot fields after official In­
!u «i* o Bills Numbers 220 and formation had been received that
M l raver The Getpvm-Ovieds-Win ’nanrgenta had attarkad the town
Rack Road, and tha Hanford
•f Rama, (5 miles northwest of
OvMo-Ckuluota Road, tho lattor llurfleldt. The MrmphU
.
k anleading oa into Road 22. Then route from Guantanamo, (M l*.
dee* not acetn to bo any nwposl
Capa Grneks a Ilios was snack­
tlbif ao far. Tha bib* provide that 'd and looted by insurgents WedJley shah be declared p u t* Roads, nvsday.
'
,
•V ' Jk JygJtaifc joadmiht-wUi ba . Tha,.KOft a mynta ^waa -eorouU
, 4^ 0Uy t* the
criminal statu.
bt sttag bafoie
1923, until a I
Mkan coda r u
b* prepared.
Provisional. President
Nlratu
Judge Wallace W. Wright is in
T a lk ha1 see, and k being greeted
Aleak Zamora and Col. Kianrisru
bjr bis many fr ’enda la U k sec- dewtinatlon after Alvin T. Rone, Macla, provisional head of thp
Um, and by many of those who lrH Amaricin ronsul at Rluaflvltlt. Catalonian republic. Issued state­
hfu hate from other NcUoaa. • bgd reported Ih* Insurgents were ments through the Asooc aterl
ective In the vicinity o f Bloefields. Press. Srnor Alcala cunvryrd his
Blutfklds, with a populstlon of dctlrr for friendship with the
Aaothro Circuit Judge la o»al^al Klortda wrote me a letter ear- 71100 la th* rvn’ er of cimaidaraliU people of Ike Americas, and Colo» ! * , and be aaggswki) chipping, hanking and other bus­ ml Maria expressed hk cordiality
that the beet sv*y ta cut down ses* intareak.
toward tha Spanish republic
expanaca of the (Rate a*d Crunty
The givernment ha* not yrl
governments was to rot tha aakry
filed the data* far tbv election dapaid all Oounty Offlrtak and NOT
•lined to form •&gt; pari amentary
ent act any CIreult Judge* or Him
corte. and sat up a immanent
Ih* r aalanas.
~
T
nilnlitry.
TALLAHAHHEB. Apr. 17. —
Korelm
Minister
Alejandro
.(A
P
I—Bpeaker
l-ewia
today
ap­
Ifk the eaase old cry. ’Cut J e r y .
Iwrroux announced that
M riho
pointed
a
committee
to
invoatlgale
IMh«, at kmg aa I am hot dUlurballeged illegal expenditure* by and Uruguay had racognUrd Ila
gt*ta officer* for aatamebil-s new republic , * j that.Argentina
shortly w.iuld do Ukawlse. Mean­
si SCO 1929.
R*r* track anthnl
MT b f committee eras asked
bv while several Spanish nmhas.ashowing up la larger
Rtp. Watson, Hillsborough, who
Their aalk seem ta ho
» * * put cn the committee with
••mowhat. They cannot
representatives
CoilWr,
Galllcr
roy roe bill, aa th* car
county; Page, Escambia; Beaalry.
waya been barotofare, ,
Hernando; Wester, Jackvoa; Chap­
M ala spelling defsat. •/
man, Volusia; Westhroak, U k e;
Sledge, Jefferson; and Burnett,
Madison.
•• wosUd b* much
•oma legalised fera
"

tIDAY, APRIL 17. 1931

. WASHINGTON -Grneiul John J. I’rrshlng, World War ('otmnandm of the American Expedition­
ary Kories, |resented graduation certificate* to u group of Red. Cross workets at Met.levs held satlnn, decided that the byat Red Cr.ss hraili|uaiters in Washinaton.
lawa of tha Hanford Chamber '
I.rfl to right: Mis. William Ieah&gt;'. Judge John llaiton I’eyne, chelnuan of the Red Cross; MPa of Cummerre. mndifird and strongVirginia Ashtimirn, tirnerot Pershing and Mi*s Mabel lloardnian, sacrrlnry of the Re I I ’inr*.
htened hut little, were adaptabW
to the new trade body, and elected /
officer* and dlieclora.
Harry M. Papworln, pieaident ..
of tho Sanford Chamber of Com- ■
men p, wa&gt; tha unanimous yhoi.a
of the Hoard ef Directors for lira
presidency of the new organisa­
PARIS, Apr. 17. - (A I M —
tion, a* was P. W. Render and L'nThe Kiem li govrrpment which
ton K. Allen for seervlary and
ha« givrn an exile’s home lo
treasurer respectively,
lien
K.
Alfonoi tiday officially leojgHaines, of Altamonte Springs was
elmtnl (list vice-pieslilrnl; II. W,
nlaed the new Hpeni.-h rrpubI inlet. Ismgwoni, was elected
I 0, being the fiist mali.i |mw
er lo do so. The re epiilllor.
second vlre-president, and I. I\
Mills, Ovleds. was elected thirdwas al the irqur.l of new auvlro pies dent.
Ih irltles in Madrid. It w*-, ile• tiled fautrsbly by Pioinier I aThe meeting was presidml over
'* 1 alter n rvnfitrnn
with
by R. J. Holly, who extended a
AnvM .i III land.
wakome on twhalf of the sponsors
of Ihr now Irsde body, lo Iho seetral delegates from tiwn* In tha
euunty. Hr urged th« united euppoll of every person prmcat, ami
maintained lhat any of the many
aecompliihmenl* of lbs Kanfeftl
trade body during the past, year
was Justliirutiuu

France Recognizes
New SpanishRegimc

St a t e s Tolerance Of
Law’ leHsneMH Hits
At Roots Of Society

More WidcapreadAnd
Drastic Struggle la
Predicted By Chief

Commerce Body WU!
Hold Meet Monday

County Chamber of Cummer-n
will lie dUansaed at tha Chamber
of Ci'inmrrre luncheon to be held
at the Valdes Hotel Monday at
noon.
A large itprearntatlon from
towns In the rounty k expacta-l
and every member of the nrwly

“ ThuAp who i»rt* Nlniil «»f «l«*alI
•n the gallows," Put. | sltot.tn|
“ -Itould m'giatp tu fu citn muttlii*s ami dispoMthrir proporI)-. In the next fiuht you will hair
t.i face bullets unit the gallows,
t &lt;&gt;u win indfpt-ndrnre only by
aidag )our lives. It is Ih Iter fnt
V&gt;u to remain naked Ilian In wear
fotelgn cloth. You sms•t lint Iw
•ieieived by the I h-IIii tim e; it is
•inly temporary-Slid g in s u» Hi*
possibility ,.f slrriijtlheiiiiig our
force* nnd deternitiiliig o it (nlure
liidlcy."
Heating of I’utid’a pinvinaHve
uHrrances and (fnndhi's runtlnui-d
nunsek to memher* of the I W
irrsa not to n ils
thrir (igbl,
Uird It win. adtlrpssiug the llom
*&gt;s&gt;
Mill-Owners'
A socfnUim.
warned lhat , u,h a belli oee .pull
w &gt;ub| wreck all cheiKTs „'f
I deeply ngret t|„ tpridem-v
lo regard Ihp immediate filter.*1 * !®rtnd of Itui* vvhkh ad­
vantage may lie 'akin to reo
, J , ton" fur futiiie sirug.
* 1*
lie said, ‘ herause the -dale
mind such a Undent y r. pre
MONItOE, WIs. Apr. 17__ &lt;AI*» «ofnts
k not «n|y
, U|lt
—Archie E. Welk, secretary end
,pr
treasurer of the lllumer P pmIu i I s « whole-lir.Herf .llMlmrg,.
Hnmpany.hero, said lhat Krod J. •dllgallrn. th.. settfeiiirnt prono*.
Illumir, president of th* rvmern •&gt;. but it lonlains within it danwas found la 0 Utcalur, illlnoi", Cirvma grrmi of trnuldo.
" it is n runtiiiunur menare i„
hotel today.
Blunter will be brought bark *.0 be Jieaie whi.f, was our intin.
„„
Monroe soma time to^ay. Wells Hon. and w hih it remain.
.e . - U M r ho&lt;l.
said Blunter telephoned him U»t ■Uaroat rieaire
night that he was safe. Wells ad
did lhat the man who kidnaped
lllumer demanded 9160,000 ran.
»mo. They released their raptlvt
without receiving any m&lt; nry.

Final Rites Are Paid
To Virginia Gillard

Blumcr Releancd By
Kidnapers Unharmed

are a new feature of
aad evening
frocks.
1 cuffed and lac* trimaro-wawRp but three

K1UJORE, Trisa,

Apr. 17.—

(A l ’ i —A pillar of fire from a
loakkg gas pip* Hue burned u
ms* ang **man nnd two chiblrrn
tromcly U deslb in their tent near here
lit- in roday. Tho vktima were Mrs. K.te
rapes. ftodsoo bar twa, thddrm. s » l
Hurt Bishop. Hot* htshnnf and
other rhjMro* oro halleved 10
has* roeapad The ( * b w i of fire.

WA5IIIKGTOX, Apb. IT -(A IM
— Ilujier tV. Ilabsoh, business r.ti.

•Istlc nn, told

President

Hoover

ycsprdui he hcllrvrd burlness
lud "lurnril Ihr turner" urnl would
graduall) but slowly improve.
llalsHin said he ImavJ his statemrnt on liiurrs and not on h&lt;i|n-s.
Cur loadingx for the past moii'h,
lie ssld, have Urn larger than
those 1 f a year am nnd employ­
ment figmes front the l-bor dpartui.nl have shown an Inrteare
for the first time since 1U2H.
A few of the rhiiin stores nr.showing bctler minlntn not onlr
vci Iasi immih but over Mauli
u year aio, he -aid, add ng certain
railroads al-o have apiwrcnlly
rrarhrd the Isdtom In the rlrcline
of taiuiniHalnoti -uid his figu ir. did n»t
In lode the e ffe il nf Iho wide-

•lurad bidlting rampaivn of the
tisleir' fo ld nun lit woul,| have on
r 101111 1 Iiidii.lt). Ile ndded I11
would lot In- sutprised lo Me v
shoitsk-i- of labor In sum I lies
Is fine ihr year ruderl.

m*r mrbilou prohlbliBn * i u ; t lnr
dlreclly.
’’ tVhrie u tidrrance of In u b s*
rondurt Is develo|ird am mg H iiate.1 stiif prominent itaople.'* h*
sslil, " i he ax has been In1.1 r.t
the loot of the tree of social so.
lu r it) ."
‘'W lrkrrshsni •tiliris n l law enfur emeu t off cera who h*
said
sf Mtp “ In attain their ends
by
menu- u» tllegal aa (be art* they
seek In pujii-h p t euptirrss."
II.' ni.l u "Indy of lawlessness
among «fflrlsls being made by the
rommls-lnn |.n.|.«hly would show
f i r Hip first lin e ‘‘this ugl) »id*
of our offiriahloin."
Wir kershanr said th eir had brer]
uNn s tin-infill ralrugresklnn In
Ih r activities slid
positions
of
Judies an I proM-rutnia, a failure
1 1 reform niotliod. of prison treatmerit, u lark of adequate proba­
tion and parole sU|iirrvia'on. - a
fo lure to provide frrlcral juvenile
nouits. u ni most of all a link of
rilm ln al "lali»llca n n v u s r )
In
In -litule the pr iper lefntms
in
Ibis system.

orranlsat'nn. *
llar'ry M. I’apwnrfh was
Ike
secoml "leaker, and, before out­
lining the purposes and plana nt
Che proposed trade body, he
briefly discussed some of tha
lessons the expansion Idas was
hosed nn. " I con.Id., R the rlity
nf every person in this r unity to
become affiliated with Iho Cham­
ber of Ct mmerre”, he saH. "and'
when I say Jo'n or lie.-onn off Ills.
Ii-d, 1 don’t mean that 'vp thf nfTi-'
rials should go up and ilivvn Iho
•treels begging nirmlirri, Tim
CH.irnt.rr of Cnmiuetie lc not n
club, it is |ait of th. machinery

Thirty-Four Girls To P articip ate
In Popularity Co ntest This Evenii
I'runiptly at K:li0 n'lb rk timlghl.
II mrmlirrs nf the Jun'or and sen­
ior high sth'Hil* nf Kanfiitd, seleclrtl hy a* malty rm if hints lc
.rose uf Ibclr 1 runty and giart,
ail) apiwsr nn the &gt;tsgp of tho
Milsnr Thralrr inthe final pan
Ilf
IliP popularity
cnntpstwlil.-h
diridr. tl.v winner nf Ihr free
uhidarship In the
llet'y H*ll
flrown Huiii'ing Hchm4-i
The rcntpsl, which was sI miIpiI
two wovks ngu, has dvvclp|ii'd Inin
&gt;nc of mm h tnleicct locally, m-|
it ,s rxprctrd that the thea'rr wi;l
lc irow-lrd with Ih* friends of lie:
.11 candidate". Th* girls will appesr in vaiiot a costumes atul hsth*
lug s ills, lirurrng u sash upon
which I • printed the aanip of tbi
business h.use they ropresen!.
Evrr&gt; |nil on of th* theatri will
hi glviu a .'allot upon enter.n;r.
ami i" rspretod to mark kk la'lot for thi- girl of kk rholiT, uni
drop ll in a rontalaor a* he lesvrs
the tlnaler after tbv |arforinari"'
The iu.ni* of th* winner wilt I*
pul lisbed in Th* Bohfurd'Ilerald *
Hal-'ills, 1ditUu, and thr m hoi
nrship award wUllbe Oiadr by Bet
ty IUII lliowu nt the theslrr at
V. II ..'. -o k.
Among th* gir^g who will |e
seen no Ih* e t ig * •tonight ropre-]
k o I inv -snfofd i*rorrhinu, at*
Iho foil-.win*:
MUa Csurglan*
Vei'ghsn as "M M tifrifo d lg Kivc;"
Mi.. Kathryn A W n n a -M k s klou I

•Juro Ihr ) early mvmbeishig from
I I 2 to 911, payable soml-annually
or in adrame. Tbp voting pnwir
wdll be t entered In a Board of Govrrnura composed of lit members,
31 from Hanford, and three from
vurh or th* 10 lonnt in the county,
hnmr discussion teas raised a* to ’
th* divisibility of giving Kaafoni
the balance of pawer, but it was
j
finally decided that since the San'
ford Chamber of Commerce had
••
pel fm uird i t rffirlrntly during ' •
•h* 1west year, nnd sinro It was of.. .*
firing lo agtend lu scope to lita
A
t mailer towns for tha ono purpwan ' 3*i
»/ building op th* rounty, that no
Interference rould b* sspeetod *f •
which might be detrimental tu a n y '
t f th* ijimmunltiaa.
Khort inspirational talks warn 5 ••
made by tha following! Judgw
James U. Hharon. John
Milach,
.-fl
Kred R. Wikon, H. J. Lehman, F. - .
I*. Forster. L. P. Milk, Oviedo,
K. Halnas, Altamonte, H. W. Lo-&gt;*
dw. I/rogwood, J. A. l*gan, Oon- . ; n
eva, Qus bchrnah. Ink* Monro*. ' .J
John fo x , Paoia, and K. U. Thomd
aa. Hublln, Go.
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Tha Hoard.of (iovsroors, * k * V &gt;41
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PETER SCHAAL
ilttlng and large score*.
fine pitching- performance
be aplt-balier, Uurlrlgb
b and a aerry exhibition
I Brooklyn Boblne, ware
itatandlng feature* of yea­
’* big league game*.
a appreciable apaete were
ii'althaugh there la feed
Ihaagfcl la tha AthUtlca
lag been let dewp with lour
'b y nilaip Hadley of the
(taro, who wan, 7 la I. Tha
laa. la wlaalag from tha
h e la that aeven-error afaudo thrlr victory a croUe ono by gathering IT
f W l foam • hailoaa
orhHa
tw ‘ Relhold ' held th* Hobla eight tdta, all alaglea.

Tka aging flurlolgh Grlmre,
[ of the weighty paunch and
leaping Jowl*, mail* thing* aafa
Mho Cardinal* br pitching th*
nit ehut-out game of the year,
:4 ta 0 victory over tb* Reds,
k allowed bail aeven hlU, three
^Whleh were gathered by Nick
illap, th* former American Aariatlan outfielder who -It In left
lid for the Rede thl* yrar. The
irdi touched Rod I-ucaa, the
Ifdlpped -wonder, for 13 hit*.

Former MajorLe
. Star
S u r p r is e d

lino farmed a ala-rlub league,
Hanford woo not reprraentrd.
I’rro# -twtlcra this morning »ay
that “ while Hanford waa not reprtacnird. It In oapocted that
» be will eater a team.** A arhedale will be drawn ap at another
meeting ta bo held at the llorgeyae Caalao, Daytoaa, klonday night, and the league will
prrhehly open ea Bunder, Apr.
1A Game* will he played Theraday and Ronday aflernoon* dur­
ing the nummer.

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Atlanta. 14: Chattanooga, 10.

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Mobile,

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the night

} The beat, J » ‘ Hated* U a 'M.-i*lon,' win -be U f Oenwan’a flfrt,

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AMBRJCAN M UG UK

. Tyro* H- Cobb,.Jr,.tbe'&gt;lde*t
.on, la 11 yean of iga and a iin ­
dent at Yale.
• I N 1922 W A S d U J r A Tm i
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who w a s Rapipiv aernw
NOWHERE IN THE FlGWTOl
I N 1925 HE STAGED A G Q K
BACK A S A L I 0 H T W M H
a n d SOUGHT O O H t O F tm i
B IS T IN T M f 0 U 3 IW E 3 *.
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iRTRAIT OF PRELATE

: SHIFTING WINDS
' FORCE WOOD TO
PIT O FF T R IA LS
Speedboat Kins' Says
He W ants Perfect
^Weather For Runs

petition. The divorce aft km will
ho.heard In tha Mpp larar ad roart.
It muat be acted on favorably by
Jut loo at two ( t q M i * f coo*1 t0
berime effective, L
Thp d vorco petition gpvo no de­
tail* retarding tS* rreHty tharge,
and'Mrs. Cobb.dtellnied tb amplify
them. Cobb la in California.
The Cobb* warf married bore
Abr. A 1D0A Mr*. Cobb la a
native of Richmond erunly, and
they had made their home in
Aucuala tine* their, marriage.
Ty Cobb plafod constantly In
tha major leagtaea for (4 years—
Longer than any other man, pitch­
er* excepted. A native of Banka
rotruly, Go irgl* ' where he waa
bora in JkRfl, Cobb want to the
Detioli Tiger* In IWfc l i t play
rd continuously with. DairoiL for;
the lam .even t ^«pi* aa manager,
until the aeaaon of 1M7, wt-ca Im
went In the Philadelphia Athletic*,
winding up hla maj&gt;r league ca­
reer with the Athletic* |n IW&lt;
Since that aoaaon Cobb ha* been
out of- haaebalL On -aoveral necaalnnn ho haabeon mention*! aa
a proopertlva buyer and .inlnnr
league rluho, bo( a 'y * t r eg,, .he
void ho Waa satisfied ta 4 leava
baaeUII aim*.
‘
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bil retirement hed *mailed Rim for thg/lret Uma oinca
hh* man-age, to eboad hie time
•with M * family, • f
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telth the opoeta activity uf tugulta for th* p le l'io a f'a t chairman
of the chamber tif 'fontmeno commlltea on apjetl. H-* look part |n
.promotion o f. tha-: lairihepetera
open golf toufpamont at. Apgu«u
Mat minth, and has been a pro,?.
I^nt flgora In Georgia hers* and
Apr. 10. -

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Trnm ‘ Raymoni

Cohh.

plappr. cut short

hi* ( *IJfornia trip snd vnid* Af.
r.n »tm em .

A* » r umh-ratanl It, the plai
I- to |-lay on Thureday and Sun­
day aftrmonni. A amrll admlialo-l
fre will lie charged, the money to‘
be uard to buy erpiipmenL and unIfaima. There won't le much mon­
ey In it fur the player* other than
miybe $5 rach wei-k, for th* en­
tire tins-cedi thrill lu- used to buy
I-asehalli and suth. Of rourar, tl
Hie league get* fo-t enough ant
rtnwili turn out, player* ren eg|o-ct a lu-tter retuin to rcrapenaatr
II-rm for any time they may take
from 'heir work for prartlre purim-ea. Homebody lake bold of thl*
mailtr, and le'.'a have batrball

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MOUTH
_ -(A P }— Mas, Kchmeuag,
heavyweight. cha ai» lew. wi
fl; Naihvlllo, A officially Wed»*ed*y that
iailad darknna* Oth.)
' land had ;
. aelatted i
l.lltla Rock. R; M.mpkli, 7. (10 alto, far h [». (Kip mcrf\k
a to p ).
- W. U (Yocnz) Etabling
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aroel treatment, JaWB
alimony, and lOstody pf
minor children. Shhrtar;

l&gt;ra Ifagae, with mxh ba r h .ll
Irving lawaa an D eM ad, Winter
Park aad Coca* represented,
ought la he natlnfaetary la rvrry haneball faa here.

BIRD KINGDOM

St Laula. 4| Cincinnati, 0.
Chicago, •] Pittsburgh, A

df July

an getting hi* third borne ran lloye, and other*.
two days, ho led the Phlllia*
•• 10 ta 7 win over th*
That outfit ought tu he able
IRt* bv getting four hit*' In to ca rry an In guod shape until
n time# at hat, Inrladlng- a Ike railage* elate when w e .ran
•a run and a triple. That rap ed Paf M iller. Jack P a lrtA
rtn certainly ne^s to bo rotk- Pete Hchlrard, Dick
Maawell,
M with again thla year. H* la and Loflou EMeaflel^ ta Join the
denGy taking up where he left tram aa they did tout year. A ll
,^R*t ppar when be hpd 44 4hM i* j wedad k aamaaae .wha
ua.nine, IM hit*, and led all d ill k* reopaatlhle D r their ap­
-National League slugger* »&gt;y pearance ea the field, aad wha
•1*1 those 2A0 hit* good for w ill attend la the tkouaaad aad
■ b#*e*. The Phllllen, In drie. one dalle* a f a semi-pro mana­
out I* hits, sent fire pitch- ger. Who u lll volaaleerT HanU the showers, while the ferd ought to bare same farm
Urto, who were doing tome ( f amaaemral this aummrr, aad
ivy-bluing of their own In ea­ elacc goad crwwAi were un hand
ring II bite, assaulted pud- last year, whea things a t r a aaorganised, an organised aeml1**J Renge to no avail.

Red Bo* used 20 men
inet th* Yaukrea yoalurday
(raoon trying to win, and,
» - they icire-1 th*|r e*e*n
) In th* but four Innings,
fio they would have won
It been a 10-lnnlng game,
fk II wasn't. Th* Rad Rox
I tha acor* in the ninth, only
baeo the Yank* ecure tha
Blag run with two oat. Gehrig
P home run for the Yank*,
la Brlllheart and Derr, nick-

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dlvcrra ydatardap'hjr
Mr*. Charlie Marian
Cobb
In a petltloa (11*4 I f

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NATIONAL LEAGUE

AUGUFTA. Cm, A t f . l t
—Xj CAb, former ptnr af

So, at a meeting held In Day­
tona .Mol night at whirl* lime

Son foul ought to be r*|rrr*r ntrd
Feme I•airbill player or fan ihoulu
: Roger Uorneby'e home run go to that meeting Monday and
Ro the right Hold ataada lu see that we get our ahtre -if
bo fifth Inning nf the game rattie* on Sunday*, an.| let thoae
rtwaoa the Coho aad th# PI- league -pom .ri know that Ban­
•tea proved to be tha margin fold will be In the thick of tha
M lftary In tb* Cabo' 4 la I fight from the alait. The makla. Bah flmllh'a pltchlag waa Inr* of a good hell rlub can lie
» pwod far'the Pirate*, wha Irani to th* team we had hrrt
Ithered hut aeven hit*, bench. Init yiyir, and alrradr the fol low­
them ta ararr fir* ruaa la ing tnen hare aignlfied their Infifth aad alalh lanlags. tenUort and desire to play this
dagkhy let the Cub* off trari Rid lllre, Bert Chapman,
I IB hits.
I’hHIp Mllei, John Wnever, |«tnard Mrl.'irai, Cal Ih-nnii, Roy
llririaan. Emmet McCall, Joe Maahla balling prowe&lt;u, for, be­ •era. Dill Palmer, Prml Holly, Mutt

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BL Loola,.»; b elru it.!.

Wanted: A ploying manic"- {cr
an amateur baarba'.l club. Followlag receipt of a telegram Satur­
day aft!moon from rponiori of a
ceotia! Florida amateur ala-club
bearball learut, the writer tried
uatll Wednesday .momInc to c«t
In tcu:h' with formir baatball
players who would conildtr'man­
aging a local t:am here this auramer. Floyd Palmer, who • had
charjto last year, aatd that he
coiddn't devote hla time to It pa ho
had done In (he paat| Hid lllvo
aald that he would be willing to
manigo the club after about three
wethi| and Uert Chapman a u l
that he would te willing to play
but that ho eouldn't get' away
J'jat yit on account of bualneaa interrata.

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'/•* n45*’ »'
receiving wo-.d
a aull for dlvatep had U « n f uu
agaliwt him.
^
••Khtutmlly 1 am .urprito^ and
shocked," ha adId.
•
" I do not know, what ta u ; eg.
tept that I hay* atwiya lovad n r
• ffe .m y r h U d fe d M d V C r ?

WASHINGTON—Georg* E. Harris, lufL notaj New York per.ralt painter, photographed with th* portrait of Itev. Jams* E. Free­
man, Rlaliup i f Washington, righL which hs has Jurt cum|JcUd at
tho lllihop's homo In Washington.
heir thl* aummrrl

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M p a »e »tlf
l»Mty actlpa a* thU waa taken la

frw*-,w!t*
nutter
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an band. Bveryan# lalrreattd la
that game, la asked to ha la at­
tendance.
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noon, th* hreete abated pc
ly, but Wood did It still
Cullum'a Diaaiondball leagoe
high for a ireord run.
wU| be rr-organised at a maet"Thorn It absolutely pa «
lag at tb* L ily Halt tonight at
JACKSONVILLE — Roarile'i ting Ibla boat Into |ha.We
H:H o'clock, aad an uaaal. a Mg Drro* Simp o|wn#d for bUOtaoa* tR condition, are ‘. m i *
rrawd af faaa art oxpoeted ta ha at bS Weal lloy HtrooL
' •aid. " I f w* mad* a run eva
this wind Mowing, wa wuu
to go out again when ev*
NESTLES IN THE HEART OF CHICAGO
wna Ho*I and run again.

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think cf^our children aid Jut hrl.w
w ’ “ u. Pn z f

ago on a •EU'frari
key. TtMfcifor-jitdtUUU .atafam'
at Cleveland/.witfe g . mating ca­
pacity oA- llfhAOB,- will-ba th*

NATIONAL* LEAGUE
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WHL L e n t * -------- I

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Chicago _______t
Bo*ton
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Philadelphia • ____ 1
New York
1
Brooklyn _____ 0
Cincinnati _____ 0
Pittsburgh_____ 0

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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Now Orleana
Little Rock
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Atlanta ......
Nashville
M o U l# __
Memphis ___

Today*! Games
AMERICAN LEAGUE
-Philadelphia at Waahlrtitoo.
Do#Um at'N ow York.
Chicago k t‘ Clovtland.
Detroit at St. Lbula.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
1Brooklyn at Do*too.
N*w Yo rk 'at PhUadalphia.
Pitt burgh a t Chleago.
BL Loal* ht CtnclaaaU.

P4Uttiuee9 Q « j U n d

OverOn Char
Involving* G ir
(Continued From Pago One)
being brought to Han Diego from
laa Angeles, and ho having gaua
to p hnL-l haV*.
Tha dorialoa by Ua Justlca
court yesterday folio a ad four aad
tna-half hour* of pleading by tha
atata and dafonaa on tha ieati0-ony offered during the two day*
af th* hearing.
■Prefacing hi* derision with a
1- rief review of th* avtdoaca,
Judge Mendo concluded:
"A review of th* taalimoay
•how* || to sufficient t* convince
w.e at least beyond a question■bio probability that what Ima
been related hero took plica aad
Dor* i« ouffkleat cauao ta ba­
ilor* that, th* defendants com­
mitted tha things ebargod. Tha
motion ta diomlta tha romplalnW
la denied and tha defendant* will
b# hold for trial la tha supariar
coarL?
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Tha Coart denied a plan foe a
radarttaa of ftbJMO hall andar
which aach af tha defeadaata had

naw Seal otadh.Pt &amp;dp«4k a ham.

Caf faa
la build-

Its rradla In Indian C»auk, hcaM
af th* proposed trial*. He Ip seek­
ing U. break the rrcdhl mtaMUhrd rrcmtly la Buonca *Alrea■kg
Kay# Daa, BiKlak laco car driver.

i af Oaalla, Kreaa, Farrell
I IMmlt*. pitched the Brewaa
a • t* 4 wlp aver Ik* Tigl Walt* Hoyt wa* taarhad
I I hlla la the b n i IIb l
a a f uklrh wer* buacbed la
! rev rath t* give Ike Drawn*
a* runs, and the gam*.

O N . DfYOECE
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RENO, N tr , Apr. l l —(A P )—
Jack Dempoey'a attsrway yaataedry returned Dom la * A agolaa,
bumojpf EootoUc Taglot, « th*
mtvlcs, the aprhMeywMbt hasj

teak ((Malaga, but the White
^•aMgod U win euj, 7 to

SILENCE

IW haahwa- Indiana .ahoyod

J l kiut, Including a homar
AWeriU. hut It waa no uaa.
JS« Ban mad* thalr 10 hlM,
p W V V A H p r.
Thom*.
iWof tho la th* |»-

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Carp* Cidrt Kllubclh Hark*y.
of the Salvation Army, will tp**k
at tk« Solvation Array Halt on
E*it 4i*r*n(| Strati tonight at *
o'clock. Mlw tlarkrjr, who haa
rartlo* that “ Just happen” are boon a n il tiny with tho Array
much mne fun for all concern­ work la Macon, Ga„ U visiting Mr
paronU Mr* for a fow days.
ed than those pUaned-he-adrance
af.'alre, where the atraoephere
It ttralnrd and the hoateee', tired
and fntful from tho fata of preP« ration. Yet, eae frequently
dirtd* to hare frienda Juat “ drop
In."
You ran he prepared, however,
and tan become noted f i r your
hrapltallly, if you giro the mat­
ter thought. Juat ael aside a corn­
er In yeur Ire ho« and cupboard
shelf lor ‘’ parly eaU."
In the Ire box, have a package
of datee, rheeae (yiu con get all
kinds o f dainty parkageo). peanut
butter aad ginger ale. In the eupheard hare crat ken — crunchy
jound erw^ma,—-oMr ’eWb^— MftjT
(n m thr *.h]ini it
enea—ajar, of anrhirlea, stuffed
milt tin Ot.ViQi l'&gt;
rllres, pl.'klet. Jam, a Jar cf caviar
If you like it and a package of
Int/iirtn
mixed cvokles or sugar wafers.
With those atandkya on hand
you ran prepare attractive refreahmenta on n moment'a notice
without futa or embanratament.
Tomorrow*: Gasoalng games.

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Pseot Club entertained with m
ckickrn plleou on Tkuriday even­
ing nt Green Spring* t i t n num­
ber of the younger eet. Swimming
and dandiqg were enjoyed early
In the even ng and at a Into hoar
chicken plleou wa* served, chap-'
eionaa f ir the occasion wars: Mr.
and Mrs. William Parrish and Mr.'
and .Mra. Nail Unit.
Others present werev the Mltaea
Dqrothy Haynes, Doro'.haa. Lawion, Kathryn tVstere, Olivia
chairman, win meet at Brody, Trixie Fianklin. Dorothy
tfc With Mra. W. r. Smith, Mary Cobb end Harold
r, itoa Park Avaimm Flacker, Engine Turner, Robert

|ft '•&gt;'*

..Barring tha Oaffee Fata, whan
a men can aUB gut M» b**»
dealt off tha arm and maat M
lireman aad truck d r tv w r l* i
•octal way, tha sating M M

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PWRAM I8 WEAL
flrtt RAW a revolver on CM
the drWm la Wit Thar* U a hotel washroom. Later In
driver of n touring car, &lt;ny 1
!i "
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rnaccndlag *v a t a roe* » tlw-

Istwt’a'awmnis* M g. tie ways|Investigated each driver. At leiut a doses .tlaato my loft
»**tup«r» of the flesh, m &lt;i j r e a c ^ t o
go off withii banf. It^nwda
•ra n -W • .
only unit atonal There's po denytaf thit Cuba l«ion tho
Via tie uaih but dream*i y.&lt;Ldge at aome aort of change. Evary rfay durtaf^nw a w

£ -9 *

will end
f r
Lut of Havana, with 12u bomb* which, the police aald. &lt;h*y
ilk one awin itrukd th* »»•* had made thetmalvd. ^Jiadt/a proccaa o f 'altUn* on the
Of wnrldltnei*.
I(|8* wM obviously growlnf mor«; and more d lfflc tA J g l
tha rlraam win. last
romtiU of tJosInf ,l|B|U»vtlons whkh crltidied htaii JM gM
dUtmtdgy . /
to ma to be ovan jnore dcaperqle than aoma of tha m dw df

* • * * .* ? lln Brasil and ora tho dbmmiAs
I In diamond eor* drills.
r t t a - ■ I Tho Ns warn waller who etnffaml nllrd nankin* into pob|lo teiephonao
■lipintlag and Ibcn cjllociod th* coins Umt
aloes. .; I raltnl to emerge M m the cola
..
,|Jlretprn slot* had u m fore-roo„ |ncra jrcnr* ego In o gone e f Ra*»
T a ,V w J lB*'»» M«Mno wfce flguraed out
t
V’ y
W t ihq slot nrncMoo
t , , r ' l l " * ™ 1"* 1, saloon. Tha** bora
.
‘.H lit t i over In th* A l Smith neighfr
I hosheod, ocrotatug to Jock Wlnt■
- 3 1‘’r‘- wh) uacd to lira Uer* hfm*
M id P«rt y o « t » Al wmm't among
Watlon °»| them II* wa* atrwady hr tho aUt*
leaktetura or eomvwher*.
. “ *“ tyjw that operated wHh wfaeeb
* S ^ r r lfOtobd llHtk lemok*. peachea.
* «KUh I apriratj and other frail*. Whew

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Those present were: Mra^H. M.
Popwwrtk. Mra.
W. Theodora
tanalry. Mra. W. M. Sratt. Mrs.
B. F. Whltaor, Mem. Boy F. Rymte.
J|r». Georg* D. Bishop,,Mra. W.
f t Thigpen and Mrs. tawcks.

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a har* never bee* equaled
lot footwear. All summer

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For alreet, afiernoon ami dinner we*r . . . one lot or
drcMcn to clone out at one price. Tbeao uro bargain* well worth
a higher price. In tho group nr® chiffons, flat crepes, print!
and Holldn. There In-a largo range of alzei. Coroo.oarly for
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Wo hnve Just received a new

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unlayi we are offering our brand
new $1.60 Phoenix Horn* for $1.00.
A ll the new ahadr* for aummer

are included In thin group. You
know the quality. Get your*
of Amtriean

ATLANTIC

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. Ladle*' Arab shoe* Bi-Ka-Tlflck aad
Nstursl Bridge. Finest waritmooshlp
sad hlghml qnallty empksslsod la ov­
a r y shoe.

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AFTER EASTER
DRESS SPECIAL!

(.rude h

$5 — $6 Values

Values

and Marry!

Sanford

Stock and Fixtures for Sale
$5 —

CASH

&lt;HINTS

WE ARE GOING OUT OF BUSINESS

LANDAll PHAETON

M tbs Busslsa Csor at that,
rtfs tskss elxht mllllea del-

Mr. and Ml*. Fvsabi Kelley and
sow, Fsagtn. jr „ of HiehUnd. Ua,
are spending n week hare with
Kelley'* parent*, Mr. and
K
Fred T. Wllllanu, at their
home on Oak Avenue.

A Sudden
Smashing

course ahead, la tUalurbotl over govemmam ahtl-trlial adtl*
vUloe dl roctad agaidik voriouf XhAa aaaoctjfMona. A con­
ference of InduatriallaU front tha &lt;n«nb«r»hlp of tht Nationol AaaocInOon of Ma»ufact|irer* approoehea tha *uW«ct
Mtwly and proparty, no^ from tha atandpolnt of aboflah*
ing law* that have accomplished good, but to try to
recommend ouch modification* aa may iw n dtedrabto.

Mrs. A. U Chandler, of Hoaaoatead, la visiting Mr*. S. V. U a
nt the homo of her daughter, Mra.
Cob Ratliff' Park Avenue.

Mr*. Henry Wight. nccompanled by Mr*. K. H- ISIgra, of W a ­
ter Park and kfiaa Mary Ceaplra,
of Orlando, formed a t«H y mo­
toring yostmdefr
'*V: *w:
.Oh11*eo.-U. C- Wete ., Jr, Jehu' WkWo ' they, were tho luncheon
let' Church. Mrs. Frsn- WltUgvr, Earl's Rumbley.-Bebert gwaata of Mrs. John' T. Al«op at Mra. Paxton Hostess
a. chairman, will moat Maya, John Miller, James Sands, her horns tpoMcDuft Atranuo ..
At Party Yesterday
dock wwTMrn. W. W Marlon Smith Archie Franklin'
and Cedi Klnca.
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rvaelh Street,
Mrs. Rdumfllat Gives Complimenting the members of
amber SU af the Ftrai
the Idler*' Club ind a number of
erck. Mr*. Sarah Stem- Bancroft Seen At His
Party A i Her Home other
gureta, Mra. G. P. Paxton
wma hustraa at n bridge party giv­
Best
In
Film
Shown
rjc S ^ T A ^
With « profusion of ganlen en ymUrday afternoon at har
flowers In piutel ahadoa adorning home, OIR Myrtle Avenue. Arrang­
At
Mi
l
a
n
e
Saturday
w a r Right of the
tha roll** of her hojnt, Mr*. F. ed In vases and bowla about tha
First R m Charch,"Mra. D. K.
"Scandal Sheet” la coming to F. RoumUlat .entertained with n room* where the guest* were en­
.McNab, oirmaa, Will meet at H the Milane Theater Saturday. This bridge part* yesterday afternoon tertained was a profusion of blue
VM hT f . U Mite, 1100 time George Bancroft is the two. for tbe member* of tho Thursday lupin*, petonl**, and fern.
At the roni-ltialon a t several
Gated mantglng editor of a tab­ Duplicate Contract Club. Illgb
-NAMcf, IHra. at.J loid new*paper. He la a roan fug- acorn prises wars awarded to Mra. progre** tons of bridge, iron*
ptut Church,
Church. Mra.
First BaptUt
Mr*. tlUli
UUian id by nil society for hla code le R. A. Newman.,Mra. B. UPetklna, were added and prises awarded
Nkksry, chairman, will meet at 0 code of "yellow Journalism."
Mis. Gajrge Knight, Mr*. D. L. High score prise for the club
ITM o’clock with Ms*. L. K. Tow
We see him In an atmo*phen, Thrasher, Mrs. Frank J. Contales member*, a .dish garden, went to
Mrs.' Ilarry lleervn, while high
a lh e f hem* on Avocado Avonuc.
charged with the electric busy ami Mr*. M. 8. Wiggins.
Circle Namhoc. 8*ven.of -he ness of high-tenalon news-getbarAt th* rnncluslon of the’ brklg* score prise for the other guests,
First Baptist Church. Mra, C. H- lag. Presses roar, newsboys ehilck game* the tables were cleared and also a dish garden, waa given to
Poorce, chairman, will maat n* the latest "scoop*." Reporter! over laid with whits lace and linen Mr*. E. Compton. Mra. H. I). HighlltO o’clock with Mr*. C. K Hearn, •Ilek-talk their way (ato plarei clotka, ami centered, with small liyman had low *»ora and waa the
whore they are not wanted. Clv.e vase* of pink Dorothy Perkin* roa- recipient of a , deck of playlatf
m West Flrtt-Btrevt.
Th* ptogram meeting of th* leaders prutret. PiWeful citlten* ra. A tweet course waa served by card*.
I.ate In the afternoon refresh­
Woman's Missionary Society will are ruined In n one-edlilan blast the hostess, asilated by Mr*. A. B.
bw held at the thuivh nt 1 o’clock from the newsprint trumpet of Wallace, Mrs. E. V. Htu.holder ments were served by the hosteal
to the following: Mrs. Howard C.
with Mra. Corral I Varner ** lead­ this Bancrofllan terror who barks and Mrs. D. I* Thrasher.
tang, Mra. John Mtlach, Mra.
hla withering coptmanda and never
er. ;•
‘
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Those present were: Mrs. 1L A. Ilarty II reran, Mra. John C.
rilanta.
TURBO AT, . Tbs Atarisn Class of th* Firsl
Poor and rich nllkq are caught Newman. Mrs. B. L. Pet kina, Mrs. Smith, Mra. John (lender, Mr*. O
Baptist Church will meet at 1:00 In the path ef the newa Jugger­ Georg* Knight Mra. D. I. Thra'ih- P. Herndon, Mr*. E. Compton,
o'clock with Mra. T. u link, Z48U naut " If It's hews, print It," says er, Mra. Frank J. Contain, Mr*. Mrs. E. J. IIIU, Mr*, a S. Bau
Palmetto Avrnue, with Mra. Hole. Bancroft . 'no matter whom It may F, Wlggina, Mra. K F. Houxbold- mel, , R r r * *^riey, of 11run*
rr, Mr*. Waller P. Coleman, Mra. with, (In, Mr*. R. D. Highleyman,
; •
Mrs. M..N,.Cleveland and Mrs. A. bait."
But with oil hla bluster, all hla A. P. Connelly, Mra. Frank I .
J. Patanon a* hoateisoa.
The Benson Hpringa Woman'* hardness, he has on* week spot. Miller, Mrs. Geoigr A. Det’ottrs,
BotW-' —
ontertaln th* Uma- It li hla charming wife. Ila lover Mra. Walter-t.' Morgan and Mr*.
tlttOfab* and tho New Smyrna her with n 'fervor thit 1* almost A- B. Wallace. .
Rep* at a meeting to b . held nil childlike.'He haa Implicit faith to ms an future safety for alL
Permanent
«
her.
Bay at Bern— .8 prioga.
’
But he la a man of Iron drtiiv
They rdmra the Incident which
Circle Number Right of the
mlnation. II* has said that newa.
antl^ Finger
M p i Methodist Church will moot bring* hli brutal credo to the teat, fit or unfit, abatl be printed. And
at H o'rieck at the homo of Mr*. in* wife falls In loro with the so he publishan-the story, sacrific'kX-W.-Qllbert, tSOt South. Qran- town's biggest honker. At th* tame irg cun hi* owa riputatlon In the
■Anw A vs mi l. Rose Court, with lima the banker Is In th* thsdow ensuing mselstiwm of screaming
Him Mimes Elite both and-Rebecca cf dilgrarv because of th* finon- headline*.
~’U
&lt;1*1 obligation* of hU firm.'BanIt I* i» tent Stull—dr«mn, art
craft learns of h!s wife’s |)rfac­
tion. He also knows that to print Ion, thrill), excitement that tingles
Mrs. G. 1. Loucks Has th* story uf Hit bank’s finances the spinr. A thundering play for
nounced d *•
the niixhtleet, moat thunderatM
grr* of Indi­
Party For Her Club may cause trouble, probably ruin, of
the talkie'eolebrities. It Is Banfor hundreie of th# city's poor,
viduality that
rroft
at
his
fist-thumping
best
To
leave
It
all
unptlntod
may
Instantly giro*
i Roses and uwrot peas were *rdistinction- ny
ranged In vase* sad bowls sboud
tho raom* of th* homo of Mr*. O.
Mra. P. Paul at her Roma
!. I-sucks, Magualkt-Aesoue. whfn
11ID Park Ave.
Phone IS1-W
■ho enlertalnod’ Ih i mWnbera of
th* Afternoon Tea Gontrnet CluJ
wRk a bridge party yesterday of-

Fit*, hwar.

•ho art leaving toon fot-WaakIAlton ala to, wcro honor gwsata
at a farawcll party (Iran Monday
m a 'n i by Mr. and Mr*. Ed Carr*
away at their hom# on tho'Waat
Sldo. Daring the orofltng gam**
wcro phyrd.
. Rrfrrahmcnu war* aorrod to
tha following: Mr. and Mr**
ManHeo Zlgltr, honor goooia, Mr.
and Mr*. 1- M. Telford. Mr». E.
IX Tylor, Mr. and Mra. Doa Carta­
way, Mra. Mattie Carraway, Mra.
Ernjwa DaBoae, Mra. J. J. Catea,
Mr. and Mra. Ed Carraway, tha
Mlawfi M-.nds Carraway, Hlho
Telford, Martha Telford. Martha
Carraway, Krolyn Cairo, aad Wil­
lie OI Coleman. I j n
Carraway/
Jimmie Cataa, Sydney Carraway,
I* M. Trl' ‘ ‘
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ahirxncnt of the popular Conde*
Knitted Bport Suite you have
been asking for. Wo have al*e«
now for all . . . and a nlco oelrclion uf colors In paoteln for aumracr n|K&gt;rta.

,

Theao tailored blouaea go well
with tha new aport aulta and ar®
w&gt; conveniently laundered that
you will want several. Materials
are linen, batiste and dimity.'

STATE
Below Wholesale
Take Advantage

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Accessories

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r f ww after to a j 7«w
far Us

For Summer

Costumes

eggshell

I

O ccasions
In thla new line of hand* ?
Lags will be found a varie- '
ty of leathers, allka, linen* y
and fabrics In a f ascinating »
array of colora for all « » • \
'umc^ Including evening andf ,j
aporia. Wo also hav
ber or pur* whlta
•port coaiume*.

�ty-Tonr €4 t

Moled it talod 'at t eotlp. Such cxiap tikbteu
B, r. H«ln*»J&gt;W. D. IUI m *,
aiiU , AMSmanU Sprint*! BoUkr-Jacknan;*' - MIm

would bar* tb bdoog to the biggart idling
. . .
. . •
ttJtcd soda cncktf la all the woddl .

M.rjoria

FofTMt, M“ Mtot ChorrbwtU'a;"
n J.A.L-gan.W.0. Kll- MI
m Via!* Bllle., u “ MU. Semin-

&gt; m ifl~ F . Mill., B, U
OritA.) C. F. BUm , alt CaUkty Sentinel;" MU. Haber*
nth, M. C. N.ufbtr, m WIUcp, * » "MU. Badye’.," a *!

Mir. norun.# D»rld ■&gt; “MU.

Prices Cheaper ItW Cheats
Them OH to the customer,

fiftiy-W k n iy."
l

HepT*»«nlaL»ea Iran*

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Ufare
{&amp;&amp;%£ Ill HeaUb Made
M *t (r p &lt;Uy.,
•i "Life Wretched
• Han/ord member* of
I »r*i V. A. flpaer, C. A. Byrd,
i, WillUm*, J. U Mareplette.
r, M eftrr, B. 0. ftf.frihabrer,
t. U ffU r, John WrUeb.LfnK. Aftrt, It. u ru*(l, B. F.
Ibold)*, 1. a. Star**, a. 0;
U r, II, &lt;1. Lehman, V. B. WIIF. T. WlllUma, Mward lllgW .!- Cooper,BaMallI Chp.-,
r. Hpenrer,
d.* Hi
A, DeCoite*, Ala
11.
n p " KFrr W
pworth, P, r. MarMahon. Cl.
»hnp,*7 C. HuUhleon, It. B.
n, R. A. Wen min, l1, '■W•
*, Georg# Welnaleln, B. J.
, I^on lit Boy, K. 1- Karkatl,
HlghUyman, L. F. BoyU. U
tonally, and B. U I’crRIne,

118 M agaolh

m Flrttflf

405 K .tlf.rd A A

-I m i fn M h tad health Wo
/art reamed Welched, I «u(f«rtd with .totaath trouble and in*
iteration and hardly bad »lr*n*th
»t&gt; drug eroand. My llvrr *»&gt;
Inactive, my longue railed, and
I hat to U|kp harah Uaatlten

rahrtanUy. Saryon pat my .torn*
ith In .prrlrri condition. Snrgon
Fill, ovrtcama my conellpalJon,
And tha coat on my tongue la
Inna. 1 haven't (alt an fine ■In
:Z yean.”— Mrs. Nancy Itoger*,
M l Kmart Bt., Jadtaonvllla.
Sold by Lanay’i D n if Store.—

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Irtflle and Vofiisia County Hens and
uu IflWed, dressed and drawn
era.’ “FVesh

LARGE YELLOW BANANAS, 6 Lbs.
White Ilouae Brand

MELO WHEAT 2 pk*

A Safe MHk Supply

2 No. 2 Cans

licit Georgia lloef UUUt Fed. Look* Like Weolera,

lund tod sTriobi Stride, L b .......J 9 C
t R M A a t B«ef, Lb. 1 CC and f f l C
t Wtw Beef, Lb.

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id Alachua County pork
loins, chops, roast* stew,

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&lt;3 Lbs. 25c), Lb.

CHEESE,
Morore ury
MACARONI, Plug.
Camay Toilet
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£*■» Orchestra; 8, Tst.
WJZ 0 1-1 toots); 19:
•OlM program; 11, gnat
11:11. Tb* Jester*.

4W -W F L A Cltoi nktor 119
6 :*0. Benjemln Moore TrDagk,
(ND C); 0:10, Variety; 0U8*-T*a-

k « to brief (NBC); 7, A i m *5f
Andjr (NBC); 7 :11, Msledtssl 7i*i,
Phil Cook NBC); 7:43, SludM-pf*cram; 3, Philadelphia Syfaptoaf
orrbestra (Irana.); H:W, lacldstlUl; 3 :43. Natural Brkfca towing
clnaa (NBC); 9. Florida spnkvfsf

/ « ! ! « , Wtortr Mask; 0 iM, Tto*.
t«r.t&gt;ita; 0:43, Uncle A m and DaTU| T, lla j. Dow**' Family; 8, Or­
chestra and Cavaliers; 0, Csklm«a; 9:90, Bone Bird; 9:43, Sskl

9:30, Sponsored proermm; 9:43.i
rlnto (lab; 7d«Morton Downey;
l i t ' ( M e Beside the Road! 7:30.
rrdinando breheat raj H, Pryor’*
:nd; B, Topic* in brigf; 9:13, Barililipyrtn evrs; 0 :30, . Old-time
bmiri-IO..Mnakal
7*VkikhlO:30, Nmrs drama; II,
tonsil silica orchestra; 11;30, Ben
■rnle orebaetrs.
9 9 4 9 ' Near York— 799
^ V (N B C Chahi)
0’:18, *nfl|aw errhestra; 0:30.
otinte^^toddlni; 0:45, Topic* in
rtof; T, 'Amon V Andy;
7;15,
me, Alda; 7:30, Phil Cook; H,
S w r'-I---- ' 0:30, Landl trio;
30, tfMiock and Layrahurst;
(R m arine claas; 9. Jonca and
art; l!J0,*Chorui and oyoheatra;
I, T ie Qwskrra; 19:90, Clara, l.u
id Km; 19:43, Cob and Scoop;
1, Slumber music; 11, Amiw V
ndy (repeat); 1IJ0, Otle Cray's

9:13, "Verne
ta
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fti
rsiiA
Ia i m , pianial; 9:30, "S|
If ram ; 10, Citnn Leaf i ________
10:30, Feature hear (N B C ); 1

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and) c o r k o r yon a r t r a a ld .n la o f a
atato a r r e e n t r y
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tort H.tohim
la * d ilig e n t n*ar*h and to d a ir y |*
T h to ld land b r i l l i M t t o d I I I M M .a d n n . Adam - Oaiaif,
Irtlaala.
d l t * nt la su a n r- .if .u r h r r f l l l l n l . aarh I hat Ih r r * la aai p sro sn la Ihla
to I M t o m . or I n k r v K a r to D a* mat* in* write* o f a ■uni mona la
n l l r l L 'n lr a i a alil r s r t lt le s t * s h a ll C h a n r a r r spun w hnm w ou ld
bind
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6:30,
M A n V H K MTUNK.
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sk; 0:30, Orlando lllyh ’ School
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7:16, fleilirrllne Sinter*; • 7:30,
Jacques Renanl ami his orches­
tra from Bo*ton—CBS; 8:00, Ar­
thur Pryor’« Crvmo Band—CBS;
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HU and IVdaielto.
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FURNISHED -DWELLING
Itork AvCpue and unfurr
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Rrnl very muonaldr.
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rates and ’cfasailltstito w|lf
|It« yaa campiet* lafaunatlaa.
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ad ta make It Hat* offs*tie*.

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CELERY LANUK IT)It SALK;
Read; for (riery crops- Per­
HAVK YOUR WATCH repairvd
by one who really know* bowl fectly drained 6, 10, or more sere*
No cash required from ra*|nin•Wftw.Fjearelsr, Mat. Ass.
albls buyer*. Frank L. Frrguaon,
Dr. W. E. MsrDOUUALL, CHI­ Holst Valdes.____
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ROPRACTOR, I* now loraud al
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his rrsldpncp In Floral Heifhls,
S. Kanford. Phone 368-M.
USED TIRES bought and a»lii.
W IIY HKNT when a homu can be
purchased from on old rrllahl.- R A D I O
BARGAINS! CroaWy
luan ron.parry on very l.bcral
Cabinet Mulct 3.13; Atwnter
t«rmt. Apply 311 First Natl. Ilk. Kent Table Mirir! I t 6; R. C. A.

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The determination to re ­
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‘ breeds resdy now. Keml fm
raising. SVI,VAIN HATCHERY,

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Clgara—TObaccoa—CandJra
MaRMlnsa— Faanlaln

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became I aludled that way
and know iU bens HU.' —

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Law Is Sought By Women
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Communiitic Disturb­
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Uwtoa, super! nMr. T.
lent of puMia fas tractUn for
M r Count, la kata today, t* tba
Intoraat of aoaau legislation affacting IMF schorl*. Th* commit.
taa
I ha matUr. Mr. Hagan la a mam.
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WASHINGTON, Apr. 16-&lt; A M
_ T h * ‘ aid of President Hoover la
effort* to brlag about repeal of
tha Eighteenth Ammlntrnt
resterday by more &lt;
ilonabl* dressed, femlnin*
a o i prohibition who filed
_ thq.W Hls Hoorn offleaa

IV iS r kla hand.

Bearing a patltlon adapted by
tisopyrlfhi h7 Aaaoelaled Preas) 1000 delegate* to * ronrcntlon of
for oa• A pr. 15
MADRID, Apr. 16-Th* go»*V tha woman's organization
Ion reform they^fllltisnal proklklllon
they, fill*
‘ -into
attacking the t

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I t hau always .h a w aald. af
lagialatara th a t thay had aotlilng
much to do whila In aaoalbn bare,
away Johan har* baao made
ut livevu In th a t. manner, but
» only a woak of It, 1 dlaWith thorn idL Thar* U
r of w ork., for Uimo who
•Ufa*tab trough to do It.
■Hoom Journtwgularly
thooa who
t ratals
wOl no
Mr. Ho*

warn
with
them
regard, k

■I apppoa*.

to ha apptdMhifd by
Inure*tod in tha de­
a r success *t aoma piece
Islalton, with' ito snormou*
• f greenbacks, from whst
' kOard, bat' to data I have
ran asked to support or
any gagtkatar i leglslaaxrapt hy those from my
Caanty, and t am glad to
a t all Umoi from tham.
I hava aaen pa manay in
Mayb* It rotBft laur.
rsla adopted (a tha
r, all to o l bills wfll
to a Local Bill H
for Its actlen. M o re hoWOl b* fare
Commlttoaa, ait* frotn

hUl that will |
a dlatriaC ,

•(A D —Ttamn &lt; I
driftod l a 'a

overnight from an autocracy and
dictatorship |o a republic, today
tu H p heavy band to curb threat*
cf rommunlitlc diatuibonco
aaporation. Martial Uw waa ptotlalmad In Sevilla after communis­
tic' rlotlag there.
A communistic mob provoked
the fire of a gorriaeo eentlnel and
two were killed and 19 wounded
la the m illing clash. Sevilla la
th* second city to go under martial
law line* thr proclamation of th*
republic and Uw night of th* roy­
al family, which, It appeared, to ­
day would b* reunited In Parte
preparatory' to Uking realdenc*
la England.
Barcelona la alio In tho trends
of th# military. There were other
scattered disorder* with commun­
is!* waving red flags of revolution
but .the general atmosphere waa
on* of celebration rather than atuWnre. An attempt at Barcelona
to aU rt a CaUlan republic la to
ha fought by tho government.
Meanwhile th* manifesto of Al­
fonso were kept ere ret from Spain
In It be admitted losing tba late
Of hi* people and declared be waa
*tU| king but was impending royp| prerogative! In th* - bop* af
avoiding plunging th* country In*
Ip civil war.'
Tho republican government of
Spain, new and untried, cloaad II*
flrit fay of power with a manlfaato lay'ng down th* right* of
lim people and announcing I’* In
tantlon to call a conalitullanal
parliament.
■ .Klgnad.hy-FaarlsUqal CroUdent
W I * W Attain' Eataora and hi*
mintetatf. Um decree pladged re•peci ,fur personal
"
proparty, re-'
(Caotlaaad aw Pag* 4

Nicaraguan Rebels
Flee V illage A fter
Murdering,Looting
PUERTO CAIIEZA8, Nlcaregua, Apr. 16.—(A P I—Nicaraguan
Iniurgent*, after attacking and
rapturing Cabo Gratiaa A I)lo« In
the the extrema northeastern cor­
ner of their country, were hkllev*d by ehsenrpis today to h**o II#J
from th* village, looting it of n
largo quantity of stores,
Marin*
rin* eorp*
corps aviator^ ma
mtspkloua by tha silane* of t
radio station there, flaw *v#t Cabo
Gracias A Dio* and wore fired upThey dropped 14 bomba.but
ware uasbla to ditermlaa tha catm
They aald th* rebel* appaarsd to
shoeing off In small brats load
od with loot. Two Americans In
town were
unreportad. Bo far
thai tosfa
wrre un
hut ona la known to hare qarapest
a*
hare. Apparently. r*ll*hl* r
said Bar. Karl PringspaBta, Mor|
• visa missionary, had brew kill*dreomwaw

Motor-Boat Cruise
Plans Stop-Over At
Sanford For Night
Panford will be on* of tha
vtsltrd tor Uia member* of U a
«ad aakual ostboar4 motor
rreiaa'undar tha aaipleaq of tho
TW Idn Btat* O m m U r af Cam
marrs wha will hava Ja
w i ^ b a T m u l u r h a *a
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villa aUanmy, aad win h* paCtagad hare frags Corea,

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far Iha crulaai and
Jariuenvin* at

t Coaat caret Tba ftoat
i Um East Crest to
An an n d g b t atop win ha
ytaoa Friday algkt af• atop, a t 9L Auguatlaa,
n U re M A

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1H OF BILL

creel# an teao* »&gt; Important M to
transcend parly alfiliaUtna.
- I t Ir the aen-e of this coalerenco that'&lt;n ot'lcr l« affect-.-Urn
repeal of tho Eighteenth Amendmen i the srmwen's oqvsnteatlon
for national piohiblilm refsrm
urge Ita members to *U{ port only
those candidate* for politic qfflca
who have openly declared themsel­
ves In favor of repeal."
TALLAHASSEE. Apr- »«• —
A m ther resolution sdn|&gt;ted
fA I')--A tax limit nf 10 m IU on
Ue tH .^ c re ^ tlo n .if ^ ‘r-trtatl*
^ u t o w o u M .lm c M M ^ J g ;

Shoots Self Through
Heart Aa Result
Ovei .
R eesen
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Resolution Proposing
Income Taxes IsF»v o ra b ly Reported;
Proibe Plan Backed

S h o o 'tln ^ f iS m e lf t h r o u f l i
th e h e a r t,,a p p a re n tly b ec au se
\VA8lilN&lt;VTON’r-D r. llarmudU Arris*, newly appointed Minw n O T tfih W J IIr
eel
d isc ip lin a ry faethod*
Yneth
tened
disciplinary
sttrerllve w ife,at the legation* In Washington, shortly after their
about tit be employed by h*r
arrival In tfic American Capital.
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-_____ . a . i . . . . . . sut.iwiriln* •nii.sMXll.iilnn amendment introduced hy nepi*lent Hoover received their gret* tup|MirUng anti prohibition amendment
plao as Ire accepted the, pledgee view*, tk lif name* to be determ­ sa^tattve* Drown, and Oolf. of
guwannre. Tha pnposed amend­
ef support brought him In the ined by a poll m i UrctmUr.
Former Renat rr Reed, of Mis*- ment also would limit an
In­
past week by two feminine prohi­
bit! in conventions—iu ellcnco — ourl, considered b&gt; soma a Demo­ tangible tn* to five mills. The
cratic
pres
ilentlal
candidate
paid
with a -plea»ed to have met fan"
bit respects Is the convention current stato levy on real estate
as each filed putt.
r
Sabla. is 14 mills.
Unanimous approval era* given ohslrmsn. Mrs. Tharle*
Senator C a rl’s resolut on for
by the convention to a resolution former llerubllcan national rom- an income tax was favorably re­
Vcrk.
that Woman disregard all political mltterwoman fr»m New
ported by the committee end was
party tte* In working f ir repeal. Reed said tewhought well of the read a seernj time wi.h rhe comwork
the
woman’s
gioup
was
do­
It read In parit
mlttee’s amrndmvnt to eover e»r
’
**Tha Eighteenth Amendment ing.
pmatlun Income*. It comes up led
Earlier the delegates, in execu- (Inal con-lderatlon la*er.
and the nat'anal prohibition art,
with their consequent abuses of Ur* fesslnn, listened to reports of
Tha redemption of dellnjuent
widespread latemperanre, hypo­ a swiftly Increasing rnndlmenl nf lax •ale certificates on Install
women
throughout
he
country
In
crisy end corruption, tkroa tn the
manl plan was |ir iposrJ In • messAssociated Pres*.
structure of our government ami the anti-prohibition cause.
are by Kenstor Homes, Key West
A stormy Ilf# ha* followed the*
It was read a sceon 1 lime nnd
placed on the calendar. Fire exiled Queen Victoria of Spain
yeai* would be allowetl for to since that October day In 1906 whc.
demotion of rertlfl.at#* with In­ a t a ll*-ycar-old girl .bu becamr
the bride nf lb* dashing King Allet**! at ail percent.
fi n*o XIII of Spain.
The Senate resolution calling
Train wreck*, automobile aefor a constitutional
convent Ion c dents, threat, of revolution and
in IMS, which received an uul* even bandit* have followed In tbo
vor»ble report fiom the commit w ake'of the 44-year old. English
toe, was placed on the Senate bwn queen th . .granddaughter
business calendar. The House con- of Quean Vl.-totla. who ruled fur
cprred In the Kenate proposal
year* over England. But through
ettcm l the time for jaym rnt of it all she has passed virtually uniaxre tn June 18 and ,*m th r Mil aca '.bed, while aha held Hrr poalfor hi* slgna; .n*a a t * aortal leader among the
to Ihe govsrnur
a
raphala nf Europe.
TAMPA, Apr. 16-pThr vltol
SAN U1EOO, Calif.. Apr. 10—
Rep. W a t s o n , IIIIDborough,
K nat Ih* f 1r»t a foreboding of
(A D —Judge Arthur L. Hondo qoertlon of birth control should gflred approval to hi* .resolution
S atisfy surrounded th* new Span
at the conclualaa of a prelim­ be loft entirely to tho inedirel to dFD
’ " gallon
lion eemT
:po!nt an Invest
eem !sb queen. T h . loyalty of Eurvr*
inary hearing yaiUrtiay orJcrrd profession an t not to any r*lh&gt; mlttoe lo look Into automabn* had g ath rrad 'la Madrid .fur the
Dus organisation. Dr. Howard
(ContTnucd on Page
Alsgandcr PanUga* and four co­ Atwood Kelly, of Baltimore,
elaborate marriage of the StWyoardefendants bound aver to tha au- world-famous surgoon, and on#
old king to tha daughter of Prinperiar court on tharm s of a rem- af the founder* of thd\J.h&gt;\* H»p-.
eras Ural*lee and Princa lleory of
splrary to romjMt Immorti acta kins medical sekopl^ c^ d lq Tpmllatlenberg- Ag thA .hr/al coupl#
istoot tw u.O f^ftoM d (iris. - ps yesterday. ” * T
pasted ihrvugh the street* there
Tha mlllionalld'.thaator owner,
was a tarriflo sxploalon as a bomb
. Dr. Kelly, lo o g '.n authority on
with John II.' Mftla and Jama me«IU-al
w*. throw n'gt their carriage hy
question* of birth, said
Bhrevc. formaf • Nvalnets aaao- ho did not know If It evrr was
a dould-be aasaaaln. Nrtiher tha
M to have porC rn y resident uf Sanford and br'dgr nc&lt;r a rot,in waa Injured.
right to attemVt to exercise birth
tleirated In an itolnoral party
Again tha quaan had a rrarriw
.Seminole County who lias
the
at a Sin Diagg. hatal- William control.
Int.reat of th'a srrtlon at heart escape when bandits attacked th*
-I
don’t
know;
I
am
on
the
j
MR
1
fnt
Jobelmsnn, Panl
w .' former press fmee," he said. "By and large, was tha object of an appeal for train In wllch ah* and hrr bin h... ___ Olive Clark
ogrnt, and
altrndance at th r final organisa­ rr. the Marquis of Cariihrncke,
Dajr, are (hargud Vith hrlnging I look on the birth eontrcl qun- tion meeting cf lie .Semin&gt;le were trsM-llng from Madrid to
tion
a*
the
public
know*
It,
on
girls. M l* Lydis
Nltto
the two girls,
..
County Chamber of Commerce to Rertlle, The ynbhcii n|.&lt;-nij fir*
U oL as * t l .U w .ln n
and Miss Helaa
, Livingston, t o birth control cltnlea, as a proalJ- l,e held at Ihe Court House tn- nn th* rt-achra, »eriou*iy wounding
tutlon of the most tarred rela­
Han l&gt;irgo.
.
tw i trainmen, but Velaria and
nlghtj jlt 6:00 o’elotk.
Jobelmsnn a n | Mre.
Mrs. Day were tion of ere:!drd life, • • something
will be on* of the most her brother were not hurt.
that
I*
grossly
Improper.
raidm by
prosew. tha
. , LMH Angalr*
t d
Several time, Ui* quern's auto­
"It U grossly improper f*r important and far-reaching moves
rv tor’s office-to b are operatml
ever utllrrtaken In this county," mobile and train fi^prmMn ar
rhurrhaa
to
taka
up
the
question
bureau which J funtUhed &gt;oung
Always
said F m ld rn t llairy M. Papwo-th barely eirapad Wink*.
(Continued On P a r . Three)
girl* for other aihrilar psrtle*.
Hilt m&gt;rnlnr In adirrssing thr however, she ram . tormiah with
On the stand btofc girt* told of
little more than g bhaling up.
(Conllnuatl On r i g . Rial
Not always hat VirtoiU Ix-rn
In'lleelng that there is a rttlaen
■
W»PIn this county whn would not unpopular with tha mass of her
want to ba present to ntii In the subjects, win hara brrn cheering
(Gentlnnrd On Td** Foul)
nrgtnUaUon 'nf the new trad*
Imdyf, ’
Reprreentatlvr* from e v e r y
LONDON, Apr. 10.—(A P I-T h * tvwn In the county are rs|Mvtcd to
Mar Donald government waa some­ altand. and many of them will be
what c heered last nlgkl when the ricetod to the Hoard nf finvrmnra.
WASHING
America's left wing Labor!I**, who have Trad, bod- member* will also
—The wsh
highest off
by bran forming an effirlal Indepen nominate 84 of th* number to
dent Dbor party, derided lo vote net aa a Board nf Governor*, fol­
I“resilient and
An announreraant Jurt reerived
extended yasb
iaea and wl h the goicrnment In tomir- lowing which, the newly created from their Southern Headquarters
Japan, raw’s fstefpl dlvlilon of a conser- Imaid will alert th* trade body stales that a lacruiting part)
Print esi
prc-a|i**tit and other offirer,.
ial Jap- •alive veto of rereur*.
They are
Ambitious plan* for advrHL'ng from Iha U, ft. Marine Curps will
Il had hern feared the Indepen­
Wasliinglese coupl* '
vis C Orlando on Apr. 20, for a
dent group might abstain from vo­ ■ml (level iplnx tba Industrial,
period of three day*, for th* purting
when
the
House
of
common*
agricultural,
and
scenic
beautiat,
had
l
«
n
A semi-stato j
ju re of accepting applicants tor
and
advantages
of
Reminol*
Coun­
tlrhals*
th*
government's
policy
prepared far -J"
at th*
ty will b# discussed, with th* enlist merit In that urganlaatton.
r York. in regard to unemployment.
Union KtaUre
Sergeant J. W. Jamison, U. H.
la s t night’s decision assure* audience Invited to olfer any sug­
*f ms
Including an 1
Marine CorjM, will be In rharge,
the Jap- Ramsay MacDonald of 14 voles *t gestion* in- re-orrrmcmla'iuili it and will make hla headquarter* al
in** and a ban
a lit#* when erary vote will be of wlihaa. A . general summary of
Aoms.
as* and
Ihe Post Office !n Ortandi. The
Mingled wP
Aad *ut* greatest Importance In keeping •ora* of (ho wrrk arrnmpIDHed hy Martnea hava a very high atanhla government In power. Politico) tho local trad* body will also be
reurtolnn
thfm
darrl of (h y alu l
requirements,
observer* ballet* it should be read ta th* audience.
fl
at t
and at the present time are accept­
enough
for
kirn
to
barely
get
pa*i
While House, ,
il paring only niea 19 year, uf age and
tu y when the err lout ev illy luls daring th . j
over who are a t least 66 Inches
On the other hand, however. D
tM p rtre . red*
.'.Will h*
In height, and la aaeallent phrthal
I plsasures lb* fact that th* aUltbd* of th*
fra. to indulge
rendition.
I thousands Liberal*, who hold th* Irtlanrr of
of sigh treeing If
Men Join pg tha Marinas
Dr; Chrrull Varner, pastor of tk*
visitor* power, is undoubtedly hardening
af Anmrkoa
given many rJucaltlw al and
If
more
than
a
amall
number
of
F
lirt.
Methodist
Charch
of
Ran
do are “
liberal) desert tba laboritr* and fird.kwa* th* principal speaker at el opportunltlea,
ret
Tw* n r
Ing of tha Sanford Kl- Jamiatn alatea 4
far sot* with tk* eonaervaUvei,
government la', certain t* fall
held yesterday at the man remtcrngUtli
Hotel with an atteo- In any braaehPof
tree* a rr w general i tost lgU follow.
tta world’s f»
par cent. Ills subject find It wortk hla
faahlngton
-g ift* of
th* Mar’o* i n rut:
MINERS ON STRIKE
Tendencies."
In
two dread
m waa arranged by Ing hD final
W l-M re re
Appllranta"
RHAMOK1N, F i , Apr. 1 6 nferd Doudney, who
Will he gl (A
P
I-C
harataB
aarthraclto
op­
'
r
Betty
IlintennlaAPPEAL
erator* had vlalatad terras of
selections, end Mia* th* Mirln*
In readings. Tk# Paris Mand,
CHICAOO
-TW their working agrueaoent, miner*
rt af the program waa
. ■
art of ap- of -H I '
D&lt;O tod Ftotof
United Mine W a/B m of AmeH
out hy Klwanlaa
F. H. lam ion, who
ea y w h n k f d a iw d la remtiu
d a, the
by MU* EUtabrth
i tax par Idle M i l thole g rlrta e rts are
pit so. latroduead wavwhich will ha aong
M naally In

Q U EEN VICTORIA PL A N S FOR NEW
OF SPAIN HAS LED LEGISLATION A R E
STO RM Y CAREER TAKEN UP BYCITY

TrainWrecl^B.Automo- Meeting Is Held For
bile Accidents, Re­ Passing On Several
volts Came To Her Proposed Measures
I.rgl HaUon, which win super­

PANTAGES BOUND CHURCH INTEREST
OVER ON CHARGE IN BIRTH CO
INVOLVING G IR LS SEEN IMPR

Theater Magnate De­ Famous Surgeon Says
nied Pleas For Re­ Question Is OneeFor
duction Of Big Rail Doctors To Decid»

O f Great
ce Slated
mmerce Body

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Hoovers'
lit Wel&lt;
Jap

RamsayMacDonald'
Ke Part Cheered On Eve Of
Given Significant Voting
Couple

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Recruiting P a r t y
For Marine Corps
Will Visit Orlando

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Varner Is Speaker At
Meeting Of Kiwanla

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side all other City Charter regu­
lations providing for Uie for*elostir* or collection of dalinquem
laves j which defines ths dulls* of
Ihe mayor’s ’office and provide*
for hi* re-eltrtlon and which val­
idates tax asseairrenta and salsa
•luring tha part several years, was
discussed at a »pielsi meeting nf
th r Sanford City Commissioners
at the City Hall yeatarday aftarnr on.
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The meeting was hold for tho
putporr uf patting upon aevepri
proposed bill* which were drawn
up hy flvt members of tha leg­
islative committee cf the Sanford
Chamber of Commsre# last week.
Further consideration waa token of
ssrrra t bill, piopoied by the Com­
missioner* some lima agoTha Conrmiiilonsr* tentatlvaly
apprurvd sty bill*, two of them,
amendment* to the City charter.
Final action on lbs first
menl to the ehert*. dapamla upon
» * spprovaf of *memhrr« rf the
Bondholder* PruTctlvo Commit'
toe, who were today advised cf the
action of th* Commission at th*
meeting last night.
The meaiure which was «i

parentn, Virginia F e r r e l l
Weekly, 14-year old high
school girl took her own life
in one of the upatnlr* bedroom* of the Weekly grocery

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•tore-hum* on Third 8 trc#t be- .
tween (M a r and Holly Avenue*,
at about 10:00 o'clock this morn­
ing.
"Her heart must hava broken
because her mother, who has at-,.',
ways patted and favored her, told
nit to whip bar," were th* words- __
used by II. K. W#«kly, Sanford
grocer and Atlantic Coast Una
:
rrnplc)##, at b* falteringly triad
to toll a coroner’* Jury at noon to- day 10m* of th* Incident* trading
up to tha tragic death of hit
daughter.
.
Mr. Weekly’s tsitimony to tha3
Jury r#vnal*d Ihe futile attempt* ,»‘
which ha, togather with Rev. F.
M. M illar and Prof. G.
MrKa&gt;,
hava been making In an effort to
ccrrtet the rkllj during thr past
few it noth*.
"Ws’ve been doing everything
we could to try to show hrr that
■ha waa wrong In her Idea of har- y*'
Ing geod times, but the has failed
to respond to tny disciplinary
methods." Mr. Weekly said, "and
we’v* .even tiled . method• which
were luggcvlld by ITtfeSaor
Kay of ftemlnol* High School
which ahf .attended, and Reverend
Marl.r,
frlenJ of th* family.* ’
Askrj by
I*. Ham­
(Continued
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H urt fa Fail From
M ovingAutom obile'

Miss Dorothy Rtetrns, daughter
of Dr. and Mix. R. K. Steven*, •
was reported a t mating easily
Hy aad
bearing only alight ruts and brai­
ses following an accident
ac
aka *uffsrsd ytatoHiay afternoon when
•be fell fmn the tmoving Cadillac
sedan ip Which the waa returning
from DaLgnnd. *
BUENOS AIRES. Apr. 16—
Th* Serldant occurred at about
(A P I—The Argentine cabinet re­ 61OU o'clock, whan Mra. Hlrveai,
signed yt-rt reday and last av
accompanied .by her mother, Wh.
nlng was conferring with party U C. Gllssan, Mr*. R. U Itoherlleaders nn the reorgaaltatlon of aon and son, and little Dorothy
Steven*, wag taturnlng from Dathe government.
It appeared that only two men l^nd.
Ilecsuaa of th* rain, ehe w at
In the retiring cabinet wi
reasonably certain of appointment driving at a law ratr of apaa-l,
to th* new ministry whlrh, it Mrs. Rtevana Mid. Suddenly one at
was generally expected, will be tho rear doun flew open, and lit­
composed of political leaden, tle Dorothy, wha waa standing
rather than non-polltkcal ap­ near an,| who had evidently opt-npointees such aa composed tha rd It, fell out head flrat, rolling
ovar Mvrral times alung the sld&gt;
retiring cabinet.
Gen. Francisco Mendina, minis­ of iha road.
ter of war, and Admiral Abel j Mr*. Slevana Immediately stop,
Rrnard, minister of marine, w on pod th* car and rushed to tha rhlt-l
apparently (ura choices. Ranches who wa* found to have been ru t
Sorondu, minister ef th* inter­ about Iha head. Th* party th*ii
ior who was th* arknowlrdgad con'lnusd to Hanford tu tha Fargovernment leader,- apparently na'&lt;|. Laughton ll"*pll»l where ax-'
am nsilon ravialrd that no bona*
will nut I* reappointed.
The rabinet rrtal* area* from were broken. Har Injuria* war*
«nd all* waa taken to thw
the heavv radical vot* polled In dre*a*d
home of har grami-parento, Mr.
thr Buenos Aire* district election and
Mrs. H. R. Stevens, Park
last Sunday.
Arenas.

President Uriburu
Of Argentina Talks
Ov^er Cabinet Plans

2 Women Are Held Church Group liaises
A h Alleged Heads Protest Against BUI
Of “Love Market”
CHICAGO. Apr. 16 —1 A P I Two women wire htld today
Ly investigator* a t tha racket
bureau of th* atata’a artortMy’a
cfflrr at tba alleged heads of a
"love mart" which procured
young "party glrla” fur wealthy
•nd Influential man.
Th* arresti followed a raid up­
on a North Hlda apartment In
which a hook oantabling
than 200 name* of palraru
girl* wts found. -.
Tba womaa held Idantiflod
thenselvsc aa Barooasa Kathar­
ine Kuhlcwladt, 80, orho claim
tor till* la genuine, and Mrs.
James HlaatoR, 46.
Invrstigatora. pOilaf as weal­
thy visitora 4* Chicago,
rnntoct with U f harenesi
cfhtoinrtl ona yawng waman ortth
whom they "threw a party" tg
un* uf lira city*# mast excltaira hotel*, 8 *rg*aat Ahoara
dared.
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TALLAHA88KK, Ape. 1 6 (A P)—Protaata of member* of
th*
MethodItt Church, South,
a g itn it tho 80-day dlvorcw Mil
or agaiilat racing legbUtion waa
rend Into th a . House of “
tentative* record* today.
.
Tha telegram waa signed by.
Smith Hardin, Miami, rap
ing Florida church m
nought ta &lt;MX*4 t two such
Thrr* bills, providing far
gallilng parLmutusI
systonu omra latroduead la
bouse shortly "tftag tha
waa read.
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• pair of home .tone far the
t aha laat la lha Olantai
laUm Braraa apeetting all
•tea
by whipping lie
fa Hi*iln~) a i j n m 'f UO,iaa bttending alfte g amp*. a
&gt;paIdn r day racord alma
tara eome of thy. ooUtetul*
Itaree of tnaugaural .(a n a*
,'wdre played undar agfay
•up nawUT yautarday.

R«pm«nted By

la Haaferd la repraacpm
i M( k a rm a la Ilia paaaaa.
I Caalw.n. Ite lanky harl*
r ite M i a Baaraa. ttera
M ate te l tt e t auay pair*
•la rd teaatell lam* ayaa
flrat u whit ite Baaraa
Ira te a eneeglt friend*
arte la lla v Mi activities
te la deorrva I te lltla al
Mte Balk al U a io U T aad
•ball gaateo vara v ia on
viatea. Baa voald t e Ite
daa pitcher of all lla\y-

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PINO PONG

TOUNHtY.

“Good Water Insures Good Health’V'
ft/TTU P f l n

r m Inta Imp* with hi, ipooa M
Matend aad never got lha ball M l
a | all, te t wk«n it beceaMe m &lt;
rrally known tte t Uw (TMt Jorw*.
not onto, b it many tim e, tea aa«
•padtta In trmpa ho pa i p l a « t|
tpriag ataraal In lha golflni

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MAWK.VKNJHE
KAwaonaaioMM.

AT TINUIa
AMP AM AMATEUR

■ Oaa*«f Ite Mf la n tte pi tka
Met lean foanoma rama oa Ik*
flr»l tela. With a itro n r wind
blnwlng—*„ old Bpaalih ru ila n ,
by t t e w ar—tka drive. v ara lonf
f m m tt e 'f lr a t taa, bat natal tkalata I«ao Dkgr*, Oaorra Van Elm
aM Mortle flatra uaad wood t* t
t t e t e kawad ehota. Bab took ah

Ban rot Ite call yraUnliy,
at tlaia te tea arar baan
upon la pitch in an apan|t m i ( an honor white
(oaa to tte laadln( pit*
tte ataIt. (ram tka Inokr
m, Manager MrKechnl#
lak plenty of Ban tsa, for
m in mm af tte tetfgteei
tte big Hague., farlnr
larooa attack of tte at*

iry hittln« Brooklyn Bo*
,T *» Jtectery atarfad tte
Ite tte Braraa, te t. tefara
IM waa m l. two raaa ta d
L aM MAM Beaten fate*
Hoe* aunk. With awe n r a
id awe n an oat. Obatwall
Ant ta t t e m eoad,'aM te
fd Ite rally after pitch*
» jaal three n ea . allkaaRk
tea P H teaa acarad. The
i* abend arar aaa nere

t

raa of tte Natlanal
( a a a a t T te C a t^ p ik ,
a ( over Clarlaaail, I te
d la I te laat tkraa la*
riving Bawtan from tte
I ceatiaalag t t e aaeoall
T te Card, got IB U Iv
l ill# , vltk CllffcW
'mm of Ite Chrda Imd*
•teggar* by g*t|lag
la ant af faor trip*. In*

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THfeRE S uch
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ssaiff.ssst?ixt

te t hi tt e t laalar. ■ada tka
Cak v ia earn re by daaWlar. te
a*era tkraa ran*.
_

tram took tka laad.
A double by Spencer folia'
by one by Myar accounted f&lt; r
run that rent tte Henatoii ah
In tba aeventh.
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Moor*, a plmh-Mltar la r V
barf, lined out but Blihoif ning
Haas 'doubled aM Cochrale M iM
Ilia hop with a fly to Manual! - *
Ite nuim
Cllath via
ta m
tia* w*s
tte I™***
acora. . •,
•fip
Kara Wallet Johneon aant (a
Marharry. big righthander, , fug,
Brown and on one pitched tell Ilia
side wan rati cad. Hlmmnni Uft*
ag a fly te Bam Rka,
Bob flroja, aauthpaw flrakaB
arttat, replaced Walberg and haM
tte Henatore hltlaaa In thalr half.
In tte tenth I te A'a acorrd again
thiough an error by (am Kka on
MlUar-a hit ta right. fallowed by
BolayY tingle. T te Benat'irt rama
bark, atreng te tie It ap with li|u
by Judge and Harry R io and a
f ly ,te Herrin which acarad Rica.
Maiberry te d yielded to a finch
hitter, howarar, and In tte aaat
frame General Alrla Crowder who
raplacod him w«a unable to bold
Ite big bate af Cochrane, Bimiaeaa
and F oai who drove out auerra*
alee alnglea. Millar'a fly acarad

T te Brownr, playlnr before tte
amallaat crowd of tte day, 7,000
paopla, ted IKtla trouble with the
Tlrara, alammlor oat
off
thorn pitcher*, to win T t i L
Walter Stewart let the Tlrara
down with air hlta, and got
three hlta In (our trip#. Including
a triple.
T te Yankee*, lad ky Baba
Ruth aad bla nighty wallep,

it.w h at the rraaon waa wa
know, but we'd My that Han
iff to a nice atari tinting tka
waa on the hill, lie allow*
o* run, gave up but fit*
all aiaglre, and atnwk «ui
•tan* Bherdel -got credit for
lib however, becaua* the (core
te throe agaloat Ite
ten Ban wont out, tte
ia later aroring four tun*, te
ivdr tte win. About four daya
/now,
Ban akould
gvt
jfll
again, and
we're
IK him plenty of luck

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Rad Hh , • te 1 New Yark*
tra annat te teaatell banary te
fill Ite Yaatea Rtedlam wlta
that M ay peeple who dlda’t
boom ta rare what teama were
playing. T te Yaate gat II kite,
off Mama, Darlwm, aM Mar*
rla. (barley Raffing oarer
faaad hlmaalf la trmbla. aM
teM Ite llaaa te eight kite.
The Cleveland Indiana, playing
before a record opening day
crowd there of SI. 192 people,
•lammed out M hlta off Chicago
White Boa pltctera te give Waa.
Farrell
•ta rt Toward
breaking hla IPSO record of M
rlUhlng wlna. They won S te A
romlng from 1&gt;ehlnd te do It.
Opening day ata t latk a i lar*
gact at lend ante, Tl.bM at New
Y o r k i amallaat attendance,
T,Mf al Bt. Im la i Roma raaa.
Klein. PMIMeat S| Crita, Claata.
It Ott, fliaata, | | Hath, Yank*
aaa. It Hartnett, Cate, 1| Win*
eait, RM te a , n Btripp, Rada,
I t meal triplea. Barger, Bra real
Biavart, Brawaai
WhraUar,
Red Baa. 1 each) mml daaklao,
llaaa. Atldatlca, I , aaaat raaa
ballad la. RM a, HilUiaa, Crtla,
Claata, tlM ta a tl aad IMI.
Cuba, ( aaaki Meat atalad baaaa,
Haaaaflald, ClavaUad. I l meat
Mta. fliaata. D avakad, i f each I

put tte ahot did nat aatlaiy a
R)fm teral tte gallery,
’Vila railed hit rrltti," taM Ite
"ternrrr, •'Hall hara to (at eat «f

iWowere af tte m ateV it’ tte
J i fa kan m a rt who ted arm

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hi* fork, and ha had aT(WM4v*
air i t W. want ahoat Ike VdgwH
A n a CalMata rouraa. In TI, foot
on* etreka ata rpar.
■J to waa oa tte.lo alag aide, ter

a decided trend t o

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t roNOMV—s u R n u s value- a n d 5 0 a m o r r e a s o n s -* let its s h o w
’ jkrtroe, 01 tea factory, M O up for t t e Skew $ 1 1 M up for t t e h i
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Hear—every tanday B taalag-al ,t:M otar C. R. B.

70 Into the prccaedliiga and aaat

Rimmow with tte final ni&lt;i The
Banal are, la thalr Uat' rhapae,
wank oat in order. O ra n fann ag
Mantiah and Cronin after Ham
Rlcn had barn thrown optv')

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. 212—Eaat First S t —814
Represented In The Popularity Contest By

cepl Attorney IQcnaral UHanell.
Mott af item ware i eventpanted
by thalr wlaaa. In tte aaar^ccpa*
city dow^ of M M d ware nunuw*
CM eenhtera,
raproaanlaitrra,
diplomat* and dlgnlthrtag,;
It woa a parfact day far harm*
ball with -the am u warm aa It
efkpi'.ia in m H*MuMm 6&gt;
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P laning off w ith 'a I tub, t t e
rival teama w hirl flak ted frrat
aM ' eecood la tte AkoHfW Lv*

out-plwhlng R ate Wl
•klphln aaothpow, «
Connie Mark'. alagM

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pdnoni, at Uw Md at thair t.thar far no* of tkrao laaiiaa i m r il/i
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fnlca" luUidaa. Awlatmalny m b W t, poriapa. b»— n tk*f |a«i
W O aetoearcaddacillfa among Utn
dalmpotuat aaiUloaa, aalaci*:V

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I t itp u n determined to have this aort t
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flicker-of that elualve’ flame called romanee. )
will appefcr aa If by.mayle on the bark a of the
df on the old Potomac, and in It wUf live u
lir liok upon It aa a Oman an*
•*&lt;•« U« fall ui ,M*hado of
f c t f U »mf Ailoa/p.or M**h».

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il Baaoom BJemp, commlaaloner*
exhibit, had a real iaeplratioit whi

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The reproduction of Mount VeVnon wma

,ituition In (Wi MWitry may
r about i n f i l l af.U oom tn can Mount Vert
rntlj'.v* , r»*&lt; n a *»iy« u ?/A '; Infton’a aword,
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�.iaraaaa by Mr*. R. J. Holly. f i t .
O t | N homo of bar .liter, M n. &amp;
0 . Ouwall. Magnolia A nnua, far
I M M M t u i i t the Young Matrob** Duplicate Club,
i A ltar aanra) boards or dupit
ant* had b a n played scored ware
added and priors awarded, life.
W, C. Hill and Mn. K. F. HoOahaMar. who held high acorn, wate
a i m linen gneat towel* and dupli­
cate b c'd i* aeon pads.

A g e n tle tou ch on th e
Frigidaire Quickube T ray
a n d out pop eager ice cubes!

Ulbtful way to aaaaoaet a spring
engagement. Bend (ha Invitation#
an radloeiam forma—braathln* n&gt;
hint of the real, purpoaa af »he
'parly of m u m . Tha new gaum
“Rati n ’ miarht ho played in.lead
of bridge for entertainment.
r. The eeeret U made known at
He refreshment table, which ahoold
ba cava m l with pink crepe paper
ind with tarlatan. In tha canof the table hare a pink heart
‘ahapeil bra with alt te r ribbon,
running from under tta lid to each
hard. Oa top atand a tap id doll
before a toy microphone. A t each
and of the table make a broadcast­
ing • litre of cardboard or with otm
a f the Any construction ante and
Ptretch several atrinra of light
wlra between'(l|rm^,

The Qokkabo let Tray which rtltaoea if* cubrt rartcwrfy an d without effort U o m of the many outstanding
i d n a i i |l s of Frljldaird Advanced Refrigeration.
Thera are many other*. It ijtbtM major improvements,
dmlopad bf Frigidaire, that bara mad* household

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FLORIDA POWER &amp; LIGHT CO.
F lo rid a

bore whirh am attached tg jJ n k G
tmrd*.nwor«lM wlUi ama» rwrM*.
A f F a - k R- Walarigkt
They begin. “Station LOVE^TTan ‘
Rar. C. W. MatM,on, pastor Qupld b roedear ling—" and then
announce tha happy news.
ef the Methodist Church, was
Serve cream rheeae an.l nut
g l m a surprise birthday party
atndwiches cut with n doughnut
ta tte r and garnish with pimento
hearts; fra 't salad, cherry gelatin
garnished with whipped cream,
heart shaped cakes and coffee.

NEWS

Mias Ad* Blngktary, tremrarvr;
•ad M bs'Sarah Moye, secretary.
Mlfe Baynes laelled th« class to
bold Ita next meet'ng at bar home

to Kaoenar,

of Hammond,
arrived! ytoterday to rl.lt
•a the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
u d C. Imng a t their home on

with Mlse Sarah Moyo as aaaiat-

ant baa teas. At tha tea hoar Mlt*

Smith, assisted by bar mother, who hare been'speeding a m o l t
Mrs. C. H. Smith, eerrad refresh- hern a t the Valdea Hotel left this
Manta to the following: Mlaaea, morning hy motor for their home flowers and congratulations'. Kev.
aret Rqalraa, Ada Singletary,
Mr. Mathiaoa and his wlfa hare
tda Hickson, Martel Mtlnhem in Orlrdo for the past four The proceeds will t* used to buy
Sarah .Moya, and Marion
and hare made many warm' picture, for the arhool.
mind* strung the people ef all
Mrs. J. W. Coals and her house
rbutrhea and la tha community gweats. Mis. J. P. Mndsay and
icnerally.
&gt;
Mrs. N. H tanett, of Clerelsnd,
The callers bringing Birthday Ohio, sn&lt; lit Monday and Tuesday
tin t in g , were serve J rake and In St- Petersburg.
We1 regret to learn of the ser­
toffee and hoi ttocolate by tilt
' A special ptogram and flowar
boaleea and atory bite enjoyed the ious Pint** ef our friend Mr*.
ileptay In honor of the father* of
••rial feature* of the ureas Ion as A nn, Metralf of Oeeeola, and re­
West Bid* school children want
well aa th* delightful refresh, cently of Oviedo. We hope for her
givan on Tuesday evening by the
mania. The roqns at the beautiful speedy rreertry.
Weal Side P. T. A. a t thd school dar of th* Eastern Star, They ox naraonag* were deco rated with
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Danl enter­
t*«t
to
return
here
Saturday
auditorium. The raln’atur* Dok
bo’iqnete of lovely spring flowers tained Saturday night at Uielr
morning.
TowV and country school, of tbs
fer which tha Orirdo gardm a'Ir*
re If h r. led.
Fouith and Second Oradea, priaa
.
Mrs.
R.
K,
Tolar,
Mr*.
Hugh
.winning project* of th* school In
Mr, if* th Ison la ronrludlng hla
tho Flower Show, were on display Torrance and DOT Misses Lottie tertlca as pastor of Urn MothoIllnterrn liter. list Churrh with tlw rlosa of this
In tho auditorium along with cut Caldwell “Betty
------bt*h Tblac and*Jfar- ya»r n nj will bo moved a t the
flowwra raised by tha children In
aaret Torrance left today for etat conference session to some
their own gardens.
Tampa to attend tho annual rtate
Dating •be evening the follow­ music festival. They plan to re­ •lhar assignment. He and hla wife
win tarry with them through tho
ing program waa given with music turn Sunday.
met of life* army the alecara
p y lb* Junior High School ortbeiAgain We Say—
friendship ef th t Ofltdo peoplt,
:ra:
th
e
greeting*
of
the
birthday
par­
9100.00 for 91,00
I. Xylophone aolo—L. P. Mc­
ty of Friday were aa index of the
Calls i, Jr.
high regard In whkh they are
■f. Plano I'do, “Radio Boy*" —
'irtd In tho community.
Edith S'nglcUyy.
Mlta F.d(th Clements of Oranga
. 8 , Banding, “Nlacg'a L i t t l e
General Hospital spent from Fri­
Daughter" —Nancy RoaaalUr.
ED O EW O O D
day noon until Saturdiy noon at.
Vi. Tap Dai**—Evelyn Calcs.
FLO W ER SHO P
her home In Oviedo with her mutit1. piano, "M arahrn"—Ada Blnw* bee 'Hml Or*
« , Mrs. C. D. Marin**.
war rrKaSs sea Hr!
gistsrj.
t
Fterel Itrslaes fer el
The fallowing program waa givMWMM
«. SaUoon Dance—Fatly 1lodge.
in by pupils or Mrs. Halan E.
.M sl ■■■far* Ave.
7. Reading. “Th* Crean Squash*
Lalnhart at th* Woman’s Club
—Ka.hrHim Thigpen.
Houar, Tursday evtnlng, Apr. # |
B. Song—Mary Elisabeth QuartEskimo Lullaby, Blah*. Paulina
MIUsj A Little Boat Song, Better"*®. Violin, “Mkereta" front II
re, Edward Parkeri A Japanese
Permanent
Trryatorw—UUian U renta.,
Dell, Alice Colgluiicri March of
Waving
10. Reading, “Dick's Pleasant
'he We# Folk, Gaynor, Jacqueline
and
Finger
Drtwr."—Haien Palmer.
Mill*; Vela* PaUtc, Kotterea. Al­
Waving
.11,.Vocal, "When th* Organ
ice Colgluiicri Brook In Tha Forwith a proPlay* el-T w ilight"—M n. Halrn
•at Bevel, Hoist. Jacqueline Millai
hodneed dr'
tinder the Fingers, Eugenia 8umgreo of Indi­
It. landing, “My ra*t"—Der­
n trt A March for BaUois, Roy
viduality that
by Slews.;
Clouts; Morning Moods (4 hand*.
Instantly giv**
Graig, OUv* Tlelama a n j Mlldrwl
U , Tap Dance—Louisa Jchaoon.
“ •Ob, tho Mrl
distinction. By
Dlekrri*
Oertrudea
Dream
Walla.
14. raao—Mrs. Burk* S\wlr. favor
lt,“ th#
1 her homo
Anna Cedar; Charmaunte, flroten.
I t . Handing (I'lauologu*)— Mrs That I*of th*
h4hi{]
loyc* Walnrlghl; Rcherso In II
i R, Stevrnton.
.
Phono ISI-W
whole situs lie n ,.,
f a t, Hchtthert, Mlnnja King; Vais •
I t Vseal -M r* . R. L. Ctena.
business, lhas# cl
At th* conclusion af tha pro- deal with ruch a
aatioa a t a ll Brilliant In F Major, Chopin, Mil­
Dlckart; Alla Tarantella, Mc­
refreshments were served The Catholic chat
yea will ob- dred
Dowell, Clara Lr* Wheeler; Son­
mewbere ef the P. T. A. to
eg - any each ata In C (first part) M osartf Imthe Catholic prompt* In A fist, Schubert, Charlette Lawton; Herman Dance in C
Major, Botthoven, Dorothy Mae

Includes in the List Price

stsix^sersvss.

Fstitfcrs Of School

Children Honored

UHiU, MOO

In B i r t h Control
S e e n Improper

wor Us* monotoaons. Meat
i are too busy to plan and
two’d ffrivol sets of
dpr. Tbr answer I*. “Com
That is,' aday*. tha ghih
paaa so that it will ba lag aad acceptable Uv tha
ambers af tha Nmlif. in

I

ln

On Ihl* occasion a violin pupil
of Prof. Hilbert Utile, Mia* Lou­
ise Parker, rand trod two baautifu)
wlertloa*. Her cousin, Edward
Parker, accompanied with plam.
The ladle* ef Ualdsnrod will
present tha Mmo play they recent­
ly gave la their community house,
to an Oviedo audience at ths
Frhool - Auditorium on Friday
night, Apr. IT, a t k:00 aVIock.
Ticket* to ba SI and IS cents. Wa
know U will be good. There wi&lt;!
also ho several local numbers giv.
an.
Mr*. Webster cad two son«,
Georg* and WUUam, of Dave*port, were week-end govs Is o f
Mr*. Wthstet'a mother. Mrs. CK. Philip*.
An a rt eablblt will be held in
tha Oviedo School Aadltnrium
Apr. gO-£L Many ‘ reproductions
ef tha grant mooters will ho cs&lt;
hibited nod a* a grand final* t*
Ibo woaln p iagurn a s i y of lb*
ph-tura* will ba poaod and music

Tho Biggest, Rbomiest Car

b u ilt Its fto horaepow tf Super-Six m otor given
70 mile* an hour, w ith get-away th a t thrilla,
l.U o ceotly motor*, it haa light, carefully bal­
anced moving part*, roller tappet* and allcnt

WIGHT BROS; CO
FLORIDA

SANFORD

Here Is Amazing Economy News T h at W ill S et
Feminine H earts Athrill W ith Excitem ent!
Sadye’s Specialty Shop Offers Magnificent Values On Rrand New Merchandise
That Will Reward The Thrift Wine Who WU1 I*urc h a tie In This Incomparable

Hundreds Of Super Saving Values Are 1’rcscntcd Aa A Mark Of Gratitude To
Our Frienda And Cuatomera For Their Confidence And 1’atronage At The End
Of Another SucceaafUl Year—We Express Our Appreciation By Making Dazzling
- Reduct ionh On'Every Item In Our Superb Stock!
Free! Free! Free!

Halarday, April ' Itth, a t 9 ' A. M.

Threw Valuable Trie**
Given Away Absolutely
V r
Free
Saturday Night, April 231b,
' i 1 at 19 o’clock
' Como In And Ank Ua
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About III

Step-Ina and Pantiea

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woadarfol wcarte* asrasats. aad
will bo aald Halarday *1 • A X

GREAT SA

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HATCHERY.

T H E ARCADE

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a* W it; 10, Same a* WKAF; 11.
S u o 'M WJZ(. 11:1k, Jw U w :
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7, ria a b t. r t o i j 7:30, Orctootraj 7:4k, Stcd.o pru«ram: A
WRAP (1
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m WJXj 1A Po m m WKAF; II.
S u n m W Jt; 1I:IA T in Antow;
I I J A Timor, piaabt.
tttJ k —WDAR Tampa—UM
A T m mink-; A Radto adacatJ u t ! fratar**; 0:1k, Twilight trio;
0:4k, Mmir, 7, Thww C rirr; 7:IA
St. Marita aertoatra (CBS); 7:4k.
foalklaad ilncer* (CBS); A ArIhBr Pryor-* hon4 (CBS); M A
R e m it Arnm kooo*; A Monkol
M nroin Dtrfo (CRB); »:IA Char-

Cha#rh,
atttJh Mrtnorlt! Churrh; *H1r1i l» to bo
M r,. Cnrtia MyIn* tba'atoao, u*lr* th**
LONDOM-^Tb* • t n X A f M

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k t a o f Wood OotA ator BoddJt
t -n o fn rrJ
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country,' ! ■. ■: 4

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CoMmbalaMra.- V 1 ■ - ' .
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proved four bill* wUUny to
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njr tkk pm^flhr'YkkrC.
M ktk'Vklld oil

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HAN FRAHCWQUITO CANYON. C a l^ 'O d l b O c t M e T i ^ '.
Urn rule adopted literally by Mr. m u - ...........,
children, Kcdtotb, 7. and U cllla. I t (above), of OlataUW, C41, In
their affort a» fortum-buUdln».-The Wlemer. are one of m era’tto n
too famllk* 'U n i have Milled In tb# canyon and a r t paBnbtrTfto

Amot Moil RAUatoi Pi
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F R U IT S * VEGETABLES
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F U R N IS H IN G S
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tH ftifer of tbriy.lHhlw to otb«t
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rnwrterl o rro Inttodurod by R*f&gt;
iVnnUllvr* Dohn, PirttllM, bod -*-Tto p w n n w i wW 'm U m i
Too* and' Loa, Manatee. T te MID ymlerdty by V.Uroai- AdmlMofor Iho obolbhoioot of iU it*ter Hloca to proceed tnatim riy
dad In e aound end boatoaaajUt
monner wHh IU fato|o m lem to
rommUilonot, motor rtblels

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RtMINOt.R PIRN *
POUI.TRT MARKET
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p r. W. R. MocDOUaAU* CHI• ROTRAtTOA b m m located ot
D id* Network; A Artkor PryoriI U . naitooco In F ln o l HolyhU.
( m o Baad, CBS; 0:IA Mm* *
Qoaitot; 0:1k, U t t o * Jrw tliy
IMON o *f m i n i nooks A Maod
Irol Memoir*. INtW Network?
:!A 014 Gold Nomwatogy. CBS;
J A TW ModrrobtA DliW N *t|

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POULTRY

OASIS CAFE
INDBPKKM^NT
OROWKHB ABSOCIATION
Boom 10
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tn lllc , and -the ranrirpeht** :n
iRHr for a
*un*t n n»t
ritod. Tbceo Uro llnOtvtiial toibllea kra funcllonlni to ta r a* you Ilka the elate of affaire In
your a real win* Industry T
" I t la \rna that by a aubterfure
ran kr* permitted a limited market
tfarld'i hcthhif 1
far tho pioduct of yoor vine­
UnniMlvt^ repul
yard*.' Your faUxta - founded n
«fbnt Induolry.'Yuu kern kaintny
tlk, market* of the world for Call
fatnlk «lnr«, There work no bet­
ter per pi* |n the world, no mow
lifwmWhni*, |iiibllc.*|i|ried and en
Mrpriidlb folk* Iban your vineM 'dl.N ,
'
AYfKhlM ^Atf W» '•IIK , do yon, who reaper I their
memorlt*, f*r| at havlny their aeI^Ci &lt;aaFatot'jfnwIHc* and tlvltlo* mado criminal T How do
yon fn rarrytnjr nut (hair wml
onfrr bo ny ptarrd In n poalllbil
k f'ffc rp lld V to ’a imHUral farar n
ftfttfft/lflflllnrrrr ljtluuu* and
trodkfwl cipcdlcnt In Uro of your
raoini right r*
Th* allltude of Prohlblt'on 'Di­
re: tor WOodcwk towhrd tho n l k r
•ff »l Irtp o OLacan&gt;nil** fermcn.
tabU Into wlno waa irltoratrd
Idki Monday at Waakiaytoft. II*
adffhd notlia (toy would b* proourulkd whenever It m u M to pro wit
thrir product n i M|d with “Intonl- (h»I H become 'in tc* MlIn# In Itil."
, ' .- •
TW* rWMltukv of MhnutoSi
11wadi wto tUvctod to VferitldMB
of I ho dAmlnUDatlto of ‘ Prtoldent Hoodan a OalltaralaA and tn
pwdlfliny g dr moc mile’victory la
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Celery Market

t o i a k W d ^ a n j ti b i '* .yj
IN8URAN
CREAMERY

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the eOMnlttar whlbh drHF OP
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By courtt«r of U. &amp; Department of AyrIcolUre .knd tl« FUf^do
flu te Markctlny Rowan. J. B. Owcna, Sanford wpwaantallr*.
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Brack Kl*»ti«, T llm tilk , Lamla ty . Steady wutkow raa atari,
rnrainr S3S weekly and towvaoo
tapUly. Ilaitb r* on aiaU rr roolr*
to &gt;*000 onouol In,linns. Homo

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FOR KALB: Foraltnr&lt;
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and eara**- equipment,
tackle, yardm tual*, 4M

T b * AcUrtnJ nation to w main opUmlall* la pot nn
am m o for follow to faro

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A ir n tF o m

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QUICK., EFFICIENT

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B e E f f e c t e d B yi*
N ew S U te B a n k
B o a r d B ill O f f e

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TALLAHAFSEE.
Bop.

loom Booiley, Htmaado
It would prohibit all
lOtOD o'clock thla montinT
I Uetened -tb ■ longlrant- worldly employment cr bunlnoaa.
ordinary or aorvillt, either upon
land or'w ater, and shooting, firm­
II. It Menu that hla }m-- ing, . apertlng, hunting, racing,
Peatht procoodltige v against p h jr i,, dancing, and all apilatie
ptrolter Amoe Vs* developed ■amts, charity and religious actlB o u n ty .

'S ta a ssr o g

emmltter, tha
da* was 0 to
bin that was
provide* only
rk be n it Into

.. A eecono measure to provide a
State banking department was also
Introduced today by Rep. Chappell
of Dade, while Rep. Kthoe, another
Dade man, ofiered a hill providing
stringent regulations a t tn deter­
mining the Insolvency of all bank­
ing Institutions.
Tbe Chart* 11 bill oeught an ap­
propriation of 1100£00 for two
year operation of the hanking de­
partment, to be composed of a
superintendent a n d ,a number of
uam lnera. The superintendent
would be given powrr to close
hanks or remove bank officers af­
ter htarings. Th* Kehoa. bill provld*d penaltlfg fjfr tho acceptance
of deposits li/teflh rr* of an Inudv*rt bank. It further provided that
tha bank, shall be held to hava barn
Insclvent for M day* prior ta It*
rinsing.
Tha Senate rejected a lloua* pro­
posal to rail far a biennial appro­
priation bill In tha first SO days
t f th* east Ian. By a vote- of I t U
Ik, the house bill tn extend the
time for tag pajfmint to June 1.
otrurk n senate snog.' Tbe senate
amended lh*r bltl to extend time
is. June JB, and sent th* measure
Mck ta the house.
Chappell alls hag a bill to rp-

V flle S c h o o l G i v e s
E d u c a tio n T o M a n y
, OAINEflVHXK, Apr. IS. —
Astonishing ftguree on tha *ervkaa of th* University of Florida
announced yeitsrday led to the
comment that •'the peninsula of
tha state of Florida Is tha true
eampua of tha state unlearnt/-"
Advantages and o p p o rtu n ity of
tha Inetltulion penetrate into eat h
of tha 87 roualiea of the Florida
(ommoawealth, and while It would
bo virtually Impossible to accur­
ately estimate th* number of
Flar'dtani served In ooa way cr
another by tbe state university,
through resident leaching, igten•ion teaching and In gvr.eral n r tlcos' rendered In alt p arti of
Florid^ more than 80 000 perwena
are rather definitely and Inti­
mately affected annually by the
institution.
This announcement will likely
occasion giOat surprise In that
the sphere of service ny tha uni­
versity la In many quarters re­
garded as merely Ituuuillcn of
t Indents ragalariy entailed. Thla
ysar a - rroord-Uraaklng attend­
ance was recorded. 'ilia students
enrolling.
In tha eight week,, »umnu-r eea•ion, whlrh la iO-edural! -nal. there
were enrolled last year 11M. A
larger reglstraden is entlfcpatvd
at the approaching tumater »ee*
(lag,'Jaty«
' ■j .
One hundradwinl fifty radio
engineer. aurnded the radia short

acnaaally, tsaying eauch fees would

i under i
General

Ion Division
Engineering.
Ir* voi k an
g 1bo strong
.
given at tha
a n v sitlly unJer th* tame Joint
suspires, while kit At tends lire ot
tn________
m1
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Mm alt* was
aloni of the si
tey work* egg
(Continuag *
WASHINGTON, Apr. th —(API
—Negro tehool* ratahllabad pine*
the -days’ ef slavery wero credited
yesterday by 1‘resident Hoover
with having everted th* grrotect
Influence In averting ahrtal upbeavski after th* admlagtea of i r
000.000 slave* to cltlsoaohlp.
. Front th* study ta the Whit#
NEW ORLEANS, , Apr. 1 5 .flpti**’ where Free Meat Lincoln (A P I-S ix aUagwd teadcr, of .
signed tbe emancipation proclama­ ■yndicat* cbargM w hh colupltacy
tion, th# president participat­ to smuggle Canadian liquor into
ed In the celebration of tho tha United BUtte 'through Gulf
f i f t l d t b anniversary of • tb* roast rhannah war* broad over to
found lag of Tnakagng Institute tha federal grand J»fr ye. terday
si Tooheree, A la, by Broker T. by United Butte*
Waehtagted.
v ,- &lt; * *
Reginald H. Carted
. Hla addrei* waa transmitted to
The mm wrro
y | for
th*
tka chapel of th* InstUate and grand jury after
i*val agvnts
them robroadraat tn tb* country. gnv&lt; lb* capitated •r InformsPresident Hoover praised th* Uon they rocglrod.
tapping the
work #f Booker T. Washington In Itlrpliun* w ins of
! accused.
lead ng Ms race toward -tit*racy,
On* ef the date
O’Neal, alleged rw| Wksnlallve of
sinew ala very "has aurpaaaed th# a Vancouver diktll n . got his
moat sakguin* hopas.gf tb* most
a rtducfd from l Itto o to «!$.ardent advocates."
, but i be- Dridigt faftOV bon I
wag h*M over 'Alb It ' Morrison.
also charged with representing
Canadian diitllterik , Joseph MUDf. Al Hart and A Maim. Chics­
! being tho
giv* th* state'a rovenna ef 11.000,­
000 aaauaUy. -’
.

«a*w th* Legislature, ro­
be House and ho af
now member#, ate errting down t» buslnero
I U looks eg Jf xre urfll
&gt; efflcloneg and rronaheretofore, put throe

pro will b* a RaaolstUn In
Haw**, prohAMy tomorrow,
ding Florida's *gM bit'at tha
«o'a World's F air, ThU
d pass, a* v i rortalnly

Q U IT S T H R O N E

OF STATE

• •
Apr. I

today leadir* ef th* 8yaalih r»public mtxrd to Inaurr 1U lift *1
tha new rrglm* and m»ko their re ­
turn to Spain Impossible I’riaaa
comp* at Rairclona, Yalemla, Jafa
• ml other SpinDh rlllia war* op­
ened for thouennd* of political and
rrrotutlorary hostage* locatcvratml during th* dictatorship of tha
last eight Jrcar*.
While rrowd* hol-trronaly cele­
brated the diath of tho monarchy
and the Urtb of the repubSr. the
King •rromp&gt;nle,| by hit counn,
the Infante Alftn*o of Olteana.
and the Dak* of Miranda, hoarded
a fait ciuleer at Cartarona and
ta ir d before d ia n into ealW, pro­
bably for England, although h «
declination wan n t annnuneml.
Other mrmhero of the royal fam­
ily left by train or boat for for­
eign landi.
Tho Hpanlah monarrhy. hundredi of yearn old and once the
moit powerful In the world, fell
at I o'clock (I o'clock n t h *|*o
cumblnb at laat to the tide of re­
publican! r m which wa*hed away
lu supports In the municipal elec­
tion! 8unday.
Niceto Alcala Zamora, republlran leader who only ircently wai
re leaned from Jail, Iramedately
took charge of the government
aa provlalonal president and ap­
pointed a new cabinet.
With trcmendoui cheer ng, ex­
cited cinwda aurged through ' tha
streets of Madrid and republican
flag* appeared aa If by m«j,lc in
tho wlndowX of buildings an I In
automobile*. R a f a e l Kanchaa
Guerra, non of tho .fem ora.«raka.
"dor for Sponloh const tutlunaliun.

B

Estelle Taylor To
Suit Soon For
tte From Jack
LOS AK0ELE8, Apr- Ik—(AP)

—EaUlte Taylor said teak night
th at W r mind wa* mad* op and
that ah* weald ffl# n auR fer d1v*#ra from J*«k D*n*p#*y la |ho
Id a Angele* superior court “rory
aaro." ;
'
\
T S a left herself a kwphota, MW.
eror, a* *h* rial mod th* fwdaHw
right to tka— g her m!n.L
1*4seated thar a ama a rumor th*

gfng arrested
k' Rungs, was
Mkd. Non* of
IJtea yroterH # lo prison.
1 'radio opor­
t a l • agents
l-'g him ship

G o v e rn in g : B o a r d O f
P a n - A m e r ic a U n io n
tyAMlINCTON, Apr. Ik—(API
—President Hoover yesterday en- &lt;,
vlslnr.ed weilcrn hemisphere nat- o |
ion- in the near future is fettling H i
evety maj. r d ffetence &gt;y the "ordctl) pioc.u-ci of con/illallon urvl U pcjM
aihltratlon.”
.
(
. Leading Official Washington
in It* celebration of the fire; i*an-l King AJfonn
ADm lean ilay, Whlrh elmulWn- |Mt of lh„ Bot

T
V ° r rV?
tha ‘ir.
HI Vlutln-Anwrlcan’
republic*.

abdicated
__ _ tho
tha chief eaocutive described th* Spain &gt;r*tetwa,
conuuou purpote #f the America! after th* deal
to eliminate war a* ■ major con- 1mm . Alfonso h
board of th* I'an-Amkrican Un­
ion, and-was followed by Becrrltry
Rtimson, sproh.ng as ihatriaan of
Uk board; AmbsMadvr Tollea of
Mexico, dean of Ike Washington
diplomatic corps; and Ambassador
Fprraia. Cuba.
By proclainathm ,* f F(*aWetit
eaver, flag* were Ulsplayid in
* capital as oil natlunel M W sy.
te d
•aarciic* w*&gt;# orrpBg*H
throughout the llay at the
'
An cr r*n Union building. A l.U te
arm ing of the Amlritan laaguo
baseball arosen thd president was
t (COntin-rd Od Rage Knur)

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MIAMI REACH, Apr. IS (A PI—Mayor Anton J, Ceimak
nf Chicago, bought a now hat )*&lt;
terday, possibly because of hsnl
usage given bis old )td In th-&lt;
•trrnueu* campaign Just waged
againit Wlll-sra Mala Ttvompeoi.

llrAVy weather heart tko plan*
during tha night and a virtual
rloudSarat hit it this morning.
Th* naan *&gt;id It wai land or lro»
so they decided t* come down. The
plan* waa In I»°,l ccmlltlwn *r.J
had plenty of fuel to continue the
Might If their luck had held outrholf monoplane la powered with
* diesel motnr.

CLEWIPTON—More tha" **-•
MIAMI BEACH—Rroay l'lasa rno.OM pounds uf sugar produced
Hotel will spend during coming and shipped from Southern Mugor
su m m e r a p p ro x im a te ly • $.100,000 Company plant here, »lnc»- Jaau-

Plans Set For Popu]
To Be Staged At l

ty Contest1
me On Friday

A group of $0 young glria, rep- as MD* RoumllUt i
a* MU*
rrsentlng what Is hollavrd to be MU* Dorothy Rroo
tha beauty, rharr*, and gracious- Stoudowralro Grocer . MD* Mary
^ I H#!*a
___ _ _______
neas nf lh* Junto* and aanlnr hlvh
Rumblry, as Miss Powder
for Puff B
schooU, are daclerad ready fer
5“teatf
“'.* Balon; Mia* Georglth# result o f 'te a popular ballot, ana Vaughn, aa MU* B. »•
which. tak*n at th* Milan* The- kiwa, Mlt* Kathryn _AII*

4 will 1* cmr the wimur.
toad* tb* Mlt night alii !•*
* ao-d lu vt*'fcla tboW . AH
r- **ro on tte
tera whlrh &gt;nI bus*** thry
sl'aJ n a
, lcWV*s .he

Plan For Merging
Textile Mills Gets
Okey Of Directors
GASTONIA) N. C , Apr. Ik. —
Ilk )—Merger of J4 teat I* mill* *f
th* Carollnaa Into a I17.k00.ooo
rorpoiation to b* known a* Tax.tiles, lnrorporated, was approves!
by dire:tors of the mills Involved,
all of which are located In Hit*

T
O B fe s-a c
will he th* Urgeat wmbed yarn
JAJPKKONVII.LF._Br.ACH, Apr.
IS.-J(API —Forced thrwn -b* con­
tinuous squally w rothir. Walter
Iroa and Frederic Brotay, Detroit
slimen, fell ahor; *l&gt;out two bout*
today of setting a new pon-rofaelIng flight record, landed at I0:4U
A. M. after nearly 74 houtu In the

Hoover Eulogizes
Results Obtained
By Negro Schools

6 Allegec
Of Rum C
Await iu

President Addresses Kfl

Also, MU* Carolyn Cogburn ax
Mia* hwoer'aj MU* llc 'm t’olV rt.
•» MUa P*nney'»i Mia* &gt;&lt;daa Liv­
ers, h* MU* UmiUk*’*; Miss Mar­
ika I k y , aa MU* Kant Motor &lt;*„•
M l« Paul n* Sloudtnmlre ami
MIpwQtristlne Ktoudenmir*. a* lb*
X lia k Flo-P u re-Colo Ikililicif
t'e,vM |*a Ifartensc David, a* Mist
PtBMT-Wjssiy; Mu* Ellen TrD
fokBl'in I f 1** H o tel'* (|roc#.-) I
M tU |tH gahrth Smith, as MU*
M M Furniture
Co..;
MU*
K laib v Bickaon. ** Mb's J. .D#
HhwJmteu; Mi&lt;s AIIU Horn, aa
M lM JM talaJr Gseopwei Mia*
ItaWW R k lM * , as ilnf-Mae Baft
l e g U k d Mlw l&gt;o.is Battera. u
MMOWtrhor* Cash Uadroryi Mias

manufacturing Comte m In the
United S'atet. It W|JI control OvO,god
Indie*. Approval of plan*
far the merger which be* been
under ronsidetation for acme lima
was given hr the dirretur* *.f the
var'aua units nt)a.iaeel'mir bar*
yesterday, (tastonia will Im&gt; hrnd.
Qosrtar*.
Th* itnrkkoUer* of the mill* Inreived must approve Ik* merger.
Tho resolution pdised by lb* *11tectora r*lfed./or a .t roe*rini; ef
»lo:tholdara Mav KL In vb-w nf
t t e aterk rnntrelied by the di­
rectors, the approval of the atuckholders U regarded as a formnllty.

6-HOUR WORKING

S h o r te r H o u r S y s te m
W ill B e * A d o p te d A s
P e rm a n e n t F e a tu re

F&amp;
I’U ERTO - C A B EZ A S. N I c ’-.
n ra g u a . A pr. 15 — ( A P ) —* '.
N in e A m eric an a h av e b een
k illed b y N ic a ra g u a n Inttur* .
g e n ta In th e v ic in ity o f I x t g - . !
to w n a b o u t 70 m llen fro m
h e re atn ee la a t S a tu r d a y - '
m o rn in g . T h e d ead a r e : f'n p ta in H a rle n P eflcy , U . 8,
M arin e corp*. P h iU td d p h la i ,
W. It. Bond. ft. of Sam»*lp«'
Florida; Percy Davie, Hammond, '
liiuUlanat Hubert Wilson, Now Or- •
loom; J. D. Phelps. Baton Rougo,
teuDlana; J. II. Rryon,* Clinton, .*
Miryland; Rip DavU, M laalulppl;' tr
William Seller, of Florida, b u t,
addrtoa not giver;; and J. M. !.
Bagaslrurul, Guatamala Clly, ju t '•
an Amsrlcan cititen.
Tha (niurgenta who attaekad 1
tha lumbar ramp In Logtnwn by •
surprise and hava since iav- * j
aged nearby farm*, have ilain a , h
targe Iptt undotertnlnr&lt;l number V
of nativeo. Although meeting '
(Continued On* Page Four)

NEW YORK. Apr. IR.—(API—
The sia-hour working day will be
ad-ipie,| as a permanent operat­
ing policy at the Kellogg Cornpan), cereal manufacturers, Bat­
tle Creek, Mlrh.
Lewis J. Brown, president of
tbe Company, announced yrsteri’ay the company’* experiment
• Ith tha pirn since Dec. ! had
provetl profltabh- for both stock­
holder* and employe*.
I’roduc’lon was lncren*od, ho
sold. rnntotnpUon was itlmulatad,
overhead wat decreased.
Mince Inauguration of tha plan
the ctmpany hat worked fou*
shift* in Its plants, six hours each,
lo replace the former three shift*
of right hour* each. At the tame
time it increase,! the base wage
lg I-2 per vent.
Thr plan was originally put In­
to force a* an emergency meas­
ure lo relieve unemployment in
Hollle Creek and 70 per rent more
worker* were added. i’r**)d*nt
Brown said tha company discover­
ed many unexpecDd advantages.
"Kach shift has equal advan­
tages," be sa.d. ‘T htt ollmlnated
TALLAHASSEE. Apr. Ik
the need for extra allawaa^ea for (API—The.boua* committee
anr shift, ami also eliminated the census and apporiionment rv;
stop for mrals. Tho effldenry Is td favorably to a MIL to a m i
greater than whop wcrklng on an

Committee Report:
Is Favorable Upon
Division Of District

Hc ssld-Vhat under tho )Mi6ur
gystern production slowed before
meal* and was slaw ta pick UP
after meals; also, th* monotony of
repetitious work caused caroltaanei* nod watt* toward the end of
the H-hour ilay.
&gt;
"Our romps ny made a study of
what the dallr wag* should hr for
an employe to give him approxi­
mately the same purchasing power
a* he had two y ro n or so ago,
when commodity ntjre* wero much
hlgl/T." Rrown skated. "11 .was
(Continued On Pag* Four)

Labor Leader Raus
Prohibition As Big
WetaBandfogether Failure In Country
To Thwart Veto Of —Prohibition
WASHINGTON, Apr. 15. -(A P )
was describe i laat
I llin o is Governor night by Mathew Well, a vie*

president of tlte American Federa­
HPHING K IEU I.'iu, Apr. 15.— tion of labor, as tbe ‘‘greatest
(AP) -W*ta la (h* aUt* legisla­ experiment In hypocrisy known to
ture handed laat a lth t under a Malnty."
rcnimnn flag th d*f ance to GovSpeaking te fo rt tha woman's
emor Emmsrson'a rota of the dry organisation for national Prohibi­
law repeal bilk . (
tion reform. Wall said organised
Though «h* «**• which will de- labor wa* unlt'ng to “thwart the
termln* whether th* lloua* of rep­ neralstent and fanatic attempt to
resentative* can ororrid* th* gov­ fori* prohibition on a free and
ernor's
»*
••••• V veto
W
W
W
** has
**e*w been
VC
*»SSpnetponed
p—■«r-'-' unfilllng people,"
"What we hare today I* oxlllflUntil Apr. &gt;4. IlheiaU sent nut •
rail for a caucus at neon tc&lt;Ur to rrlo n ." he said. "What we har* I*
man their program of apposition. moonthining, horn* krowarlei and
There were a half dnien tour. d stitlerlrs. beer and liquor run*r* before lism , Includ’ng a pro­ ning, hijacking, bootlegging, ratposal that th** use thalr malortty krteeripg, inimoralily of
which passed th* rofMkl HH hi known form of vice and (rim*. I
block all sdiatnUtratten ineasuro* •peak for a return af sanity In
until a vote nit th# v*D&gt; can l&gt;* enactment and th* enfurrvment
c
taken. They considered forming 1 of la* ’’
Well snoke al th# second an­
bloc tn assura IbU agtlonaction — irrtbtor
nual conference nf tho organisa­
apeetiv* of party line*.
tion w hrh earlier had h*ard Mrs.
Or they I,ad an alternative nf ('harlrs II. Kabln of New York
latrodurlng a new repeal Mil wlta claim .100.000 pertuns were rnlUD
a referendum &lt;!****, *M of th* ed In the movtmaaL ,
• r.
thing* the gnvi-mwf tadlcateil he
felt nere**sry tf be ware to s 'g n ,
E l k s B a n d W IU P l a y
.such a rnea-ure. f. * The) could *1*0 fwvtv# tho armO n S tre e t S a tu rd a y
poletit MrlUrmwIt bill for repeal,
raised In «!• S « i4 u bak laid aslis
The Sanford Elk* Band. Dd by
In favor of RepTOWmteflva T. J. Edgar A. H#ll, will play an hour'#
O’Giadt ’s—eddtajp t« H lh# rofer. concert at a tempoiery bandstand
andmi- ilauaa,' r
to te n cted at MkgnalU A«*na*
taa-lg for an | F ln t Ktre*t Saturday sight
O’Grady ralA't
? hla fir it at 11:00 o’c’ajk,
• -ftght lo tb a j
,
t a d*man I
It D one In • aerie* of concert*
thrust mar b*Jb
ver an la- • bbh have boro and will be play,
that the lloagH
vcstiyaltt'O tdiflC
dialling, cf ed during th * ' winter season fov
th* traa* thr Uneflt *4 tbs ^kppora
*t*tc c»* ta*J*
uiy .ld .n rirro # l
touris'a ta Sanford roch M tuntey
night, a* well a* th* merchant*'
Plan, are haw &lt;*d#r way t«
bring ut Kaatord, the kO-pUc* Orl.ndo Brad. wblck vriU i t n U u
With th* H pteca Kaatord band to

Palm Beach and Ht. Lotie.
Th* fifth district would bava
right euntlei—Clay, Duval, FlagDr, Orangv. Putnam, Seminole, St.
John* and -Vnluia.
Th* MU trill ba placed on tlm
house calendar for later action.
Chairman Westbrook of tha pub- •
lie road* committee raid hi* cum- •
mlttro voted uaanJmnusly against *;
n bill to krop buiais ami trncka
off Flsrida hlghwa&gt;* after night. •
Th* house rules committee ap­
proved a standing com ml tte* iu '
investigate a New York lobby or
other charge* • which may b*
brought.

(A PI—Harry If. Well., Chjplag, i f O
chairman af th* state Democratio
\
executive rommlttre yesterday *u- &lt; ■*
nounrad agpolatment of a ite U
/
Democratic l*gUUtir ecommlttao ' ^
th* Intaraau of th* par- *
ly In gU matters connected with
•.
lh* l*r&lt;kl ter* proprstl for a state '
5
conitltuil Sal conveatlon lo 1BSA
on*, eobjectV ta oro-w.w—
roferow*- ' h &lt;
Ing i t r a •gonstliutlunal
» In 1»U
a h k h date,
idd te-vamp.th* pee*«».

Well/, as chairman
Democratic executive
will Mad th* party
ccmmltle*.
ford, #*rr*(a#f'Pf th*

r tssu a r« j&gt;
awanaltts*.

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tht, lh*t tko team* will

Mnr Yoik,Yh# h H * ^

ton, JOtooifaatl, - snJ
*1 AmtHr*in Phils-

s

aut#ltrh P&gt;w r MtPad-

fltra’a how I pick tktm to
ftaUki Notion.I. B r o o k l y n ,
Bt. .IpaUk . C k l e . B o , Ntw
York.. Boot**. P l t i o b n r a k
I’ k I t o d o l p k l a , and Claclanoth American i Phlltdelpklo.
Now York, Ciojo*
k, Dttiotl, llosta*.

M O S T PQ]

LAR U.

A W OMAN A FLA M E

CHAELE8
FABHELL

goaorally rrgsrdod u Ik* but.
standing rirol of Ik# A’* f*r «k*
American Loaguo honor* of UU
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Them will b* no ipoeUI ottroclion riropt for lljo u i i m I drbut
*r Un ont aiu only F»b* Roth,
hot Iht N#w York T*nk*0s and
Boston Red Bon **P**» «o dr*w
■n earning dap crowd of KUOO to
tht Y*nkto Btadfom. Thli woo th#
top flguro In oC*nnto Mtlmitt*
for *ll U t qpanaro.
,
..K o to Ikon 40,000. Including
Commissioner Landis, may •**
Honor Hornsby «*d Wo Chicago
Coho rtart tko Notion#) U sguf
mmaalgn or*I*»t'tko pptaborgh
pirate* at W HikyYItU, Chicago.

0 Bo*ton Htd Bo*. In
la Un m Ctw. to Uw th rift 'is - nooroot iho flnol tof 40,000, w ill- boord •ult, will bo award*: th* tw«
Vooib.ll Urkkta.- '

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watch Co*nit Kook’* champion*
■tort ike dtftntt .of tholr tlUo
against th* Washington BonnUr*.

•w York, Wotklnnirr,

&lt;b# Yankn*
Owrlit Ruffing .nt-

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Th!a affray .brio** tagothar two

BURNING' BHIP IN PORT
GALVEBTON, T**., Apr,

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ktro Pridajr for Kuropo returned
to pert, yesterday with ■ cotton
What am Amorlca** '■moot pop­ for companUnahlp or (
fir* sbtouldering In hor forward
(H ot 70 difltront brood*
bold. Bloom w u ployod Into tko ular dot broodaT
hold 4)1 N a , and tko haukoa
Aa a rtault of a turVoy af pi&gt;*aworn npttvod U ls moraine for brtil dor* Ju»t romplttad by tht
watOr lint*.
'
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il Paaadatioa, Rackt
ordinal*, NatUnal Laafua
ford,
dawn
into
w rw
ro c^ ilaad
aa, tp»n thtlr ataudt In
Highway N o ,. 7« romwttlng oft-aiktd Huoitlon can not# bt fir'
non-apoHinr
lU 'ktfor. prohahly tht Jatkaonrllk Booth with' BL Aug. •ft. Tkt “dot br*ad.e*n*u*" car preupa; namtljr,
i. .tM.
itknaiatUc opoalny day u.ll._I
wrad 4I9M dtf* In 4 itataa, kapl dopa, tonrUro, toyo, blrd^to**.
hound., working doff and farm
f yoara. Samt ui^-00 fatu
ranch do**.
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td to hoed tUmMlrra
|a* ballpark wbaw Iwb
Tko playful Bcaton 'T m io t.la
Pilot Rhrrr. fpr Ik*
mimbtro l*«d» H)ll j*Of*. allkmifo
Rwhb Btnhn for tho
tko Chaw Chow, of atrlklng G»lnr»t apptaranco l* anotbok proot
on In n pit:h du*L Clft.
fOforltt. Tko Wirt Pb*4#rritr
» o*»# boon oo nlf* for
•ml Uo fleotUt, atroac farnttr*
laa boon lopnrtod,. and
la urban home*, raaity load .Ur
b'faotlrltlM no doubt will

itfn rad lattora.

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tarrior group, with-tko BaottU
aftmdanry aa tko fancy-of M

H E R E 18
5 LOW

P R IC E S

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lack Qalaa la nUktd to
B Rraafclya Rokia. to a
IT Oka Btat OB Hcarto who
rinrttd Too* Batkary It
■A I* tko Bona tkty
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U* oratwkllo pnpt
TtMk U t ' No#
play tag to PhUai
I U* PkOlltf. ara

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»I m U m , wt|h

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fdtaAtog.torpM.

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f s r T»«r -nulo" party. Tou hnvt
praWblj played it M ara, bat all
ytxj nerd do it thaago the asms.
Tao might announce It a* a
*aakri&gt; on broadcast— a •’apeelxl
feature" for the eveaing.
Han* a (heat ia a deorway,

enonals

a t b T o o u n t r y 'b ssrih g

whlchvha curconUnua to a d yachts.-play polo;
Ay and

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SE N IO R HIGH
14 ♦ .

ia smile is froaan oli'tkio forki
II th« y e a n b tbtoh it atranga
a t grief ha* norar left *aa

Mitobphrva. hat reach baaw easy
l»t* and srt’ h nty wife tr otsod ho•rwm lg.» ranvavgtng cars klt.imr
'li -J amt. wo harsma oeramlM

I those cheeks, of gentle prtr
a lovelier them g u w w r * tt y .

wiLUt-r o*riy eiHbns
"lltth ll

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SCHOOL!
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WE THANK YOU

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1st Chvrvh, Mr*. Sarah Steve

akalnaaa. will meat with
: B. B. Back. Kim Avenue
|N o'clock.

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«tU Nember Eight af the
Baptist Church, Mrs. D. K.
sk, chalriasa,' will meat at »
rk wRk Mra. F. L. Hits, 1100
' First Street. .

*Vtm lav s heoit spending the win­
ter bare nt tha Langley Apart*
' Highlayman, Mrs. K. Comp* manta, left this morning far
Mrs. W. T. U lnf. Mr*,.Wil- Washington, D. &amp; for the summer.
Tmdwtf. Mis. Dl L* llsrpar,
H. A. .Fstemo* Mrs. W. XX : Mr.* nnd Mr*. John R. Lyle* had
osn, Mrs. Howard C. Long, as their guests for dinner last
a P. Paxton. Mr*. W.'Thoo* night &lt;1 their home, CIO Myrtle
Langley, Mrs, RoUnd S. Avenae, In kerner af Dr. and Mr*
Mr*. J. K. Baker, Mi R e n r t Hansel!, af SHdron, Conn,
mar and Mr*. Msrtsrethcf,
the following: Mr*. Roland Lyles,
Miss listen Douglass, Roy lylao.
W o m e n “ W e t a " T o L a y J r , Dr. and Mr*. Hansel! and-Mr.
and Mr*. Igba.
V ie w s B e f o r e H o o v e r
' Among those from here *Hand­
WA8 H1N
OTTONLAyr. ir»—&lt;AI’&gt; ing tha masting nf tha OcaU dl*
.............
—Women (fpponrnts of preklbV- tle b a af the Baptist Woman’s
Jon 1100 strong voted today to Idrslonsry Union in Leasburg
'a* their vbwa personally before yesterday srera: Mr*. John D.
•’resident Hoover. Tha ecta r was Abrahams. Mrs. It. H. Ilill, Mrs.
taken In rxaentlea session by the Loratta Bruthereon, Mrs. J. II.
innasl conference af the women's Colelough, Mrs. Roby Oaoper, Mr*.
•rganlsstloa fer nitional prohibi­ R. L. Garrison, Mrs. R.‘ J. Boyd, of
tion rafhrm. Reports af swiftly In­ Chsriotta, N. C , Mrs. B. R. Back.
creasing enrollment of Ibe fem­ Mr*. F. B. Stanley. Mrs. A. B.
inine anil-prohibitionists war* pra* Lovtjoy. and tha Misses Rmlly
iented at this convention. It H Boyd, of Charlolls, N. C, Mary
ilalmal that tha mamharshlp ax* Goodsla and Gusaia Fletcher.
trade tha wets in six states.

*"* °l W *
Viduallly that
Instantly glras
distinction. By

Mr*. P. Paul at her horoa
l i l t Parti Ava. Phona 1S1-W

BRRVTCH HRI.lt
Ttoseriow: ’‘Announcing" spring
At tha Faith Gospel Tabernacle engagements.
located at tJO Wait P in t Street,
sendees ware held b it night ’ t
7:45 o’clock with tha Rev. A. Cl
Canada, pastor, la ehatge. A pray­
er meeting will hf held Friday ev­
ening at 7:48 o'clock.

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Popularity C onical

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th e MUaae F rid a y

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We kre o fferin g today,
15 a e r e n 'o f

b est

celery

lend on h a rd road. Five
acres tiled,

th re e

acres
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cleared but n o t tiled, ■two
ato fy house not com pleted.

A.
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EUGENE WAVE8 *7.50

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Miss Dorothy Lovell -

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very

low p ries and easy term s.

MBS
ELLA SPENCER
IS OUR
’’POPULARITY
CONTEST”
REPRESENTATIVE

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Give them the special care
and attention which ttetr beau*
ty dtnerre*.

CONNELLY

SONS,

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Frocks o f th e moot delicate

AGENTS

Real Estate-Banda

m aterials can be cleaned aafe-

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ly If a e n | to us.
P.

P a u l ’s B e a u t y
Shop

Seminole Dry Cleaner*

Sanford
M IS S B E T T Y W H E E L E S S
llep ro w n ted By

o f Q uality

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A b o la rg e -v a rlely o f cakes, plea ah d cook lest.

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Exclusive Boll lent

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While, pumpernkki’l, rye, whole whwt, anil rising*
n k ln, whole wheat raisin, French, Mbaa Btlefc and
^ Mother’s.

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The

A T h rift Hook

Variety of B

108 W. 1s t 81.

email takn, ■ fruit gelatin deee’t
rooairatlon of opproxlmatrtv wv and caffre or coroa are suggestedS acres aa reports cams that an After this you might turn on
force from (ha pantheist pint* tha rest radio and spend tha rest
tod a night ettoek on Dm fert.
of tha turning dancing.

"Dolly

-Ness’’ an Ihs fVmr whan no for­

or tha martd* cannot know
■r the aWM M haorUaaa, dull

. Baptist Church, Mr*. Fran
L Bah, chairman, wUl moot
[M- s’cioek wills Mr*. W. W
r, ElevenUi S t m t
* b Number Six or tlw First

tarn w e ttb fie H k l M rs* dlssly

s r s a i ’u j s r j jf a s

■Has alike on f riang and fas,
ays yoahg tkp wMIs the waria
«row* aid.
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0d |t became a vfla maa*u

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with &gt; pronouncnl d e-

Approximately 7800 officer* and
aahetad man frtm the fourth corps
K. Courier left Util nf* nrasi fwts are participating in UM a acetic from an opera ar wall•r Jacksonville to at*
known play, a stunt or JiMght of
puraat session of tha
With plane* aaaUtlnir both fore* hand trick. Divide tha ftoala In­
spter of ths Order af m and with obaerration hatlooan to two groups so half are aut of
attarhad to ths Blue array, the op- tha room at once. The roraatajflg
paalag troop, clashed h i sham guests tiy to guess t h e ( d t h W I f
Huffman, of Hunt hatiio earty yesterday. The Beds tha actors in each eat. The w to n
b spending s month ■were farced to giro ground and are allowed to use discarded gar*
moot of Mr. and My*, after re trea t tag a-raltr.agate look tnents, false whiskers or k other,
ahfnan nt their home BP lh*lr position. Later rritiquas moans to mako the guessing more
■warded a victory to the Blue nr* difficult
- Stove js- »r*r .soppor. - -Ovedoe-

w h a t tody t

&lt;1* other they

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and F in g er
W aving

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The Milan# T h e a tre F rid ay

Miss.% Elizabeth
Smith
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’ In Tha Popularity Conleat

Specials for Friday Only
M a r y M a x w e ll

S terlin g
C arpet Sweepcnt
B L U E B IR D
BEA U TY SHOP

w*ded. MrKWJX.ArUg*

ssfinSidiSj*.

rule*too*Biambir Bldg.

pbyara, nnd Mrs. &amp; H.
Who hid high score
Dm auction pbyara, was

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Going-Out
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N a tio n a l B is c u it C o m p a n y

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Ladies!! You Can
Club Your Buying Shoes

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R o u m ilU t

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A n d e rso n

Urn Prencripllon Hbop .• '
la th e P opularity/

J a n e Q u a ttle b a u m

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tnntlmted me)
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...p W H h f
(la in to C a f t k 'U i M l f lay the
journey. &gt; ••
"I »rn grin# because H I* Ito

A m o h g M fK ^ K iH e d

In Nicaragua Fray
C ontinued Frotn'Pagf O**) .
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• H I h A b i H t y T o officer*, tto IruurfVnU appeared •toy r a p id ; ep m o atW ^ the timf
at pogt*wn Saturday morning. when et4 fp major dM krenrt « •
O n F p rS o L o n *
litlav between them will bo notlied bp the orderly processes of

’la' the OriaMfeb*
hlih republic.
|
L I tat c 'tit mot,**
►o’* creed, and to

SB°T5

Slid r%lnforcomcnl* enroute.
Whin they m s rod Logtoww the
Inrergent* ambushed them killing
Fiflep gnd Briier. Oihet oktrmWiM ebirtlmmd over the week­
end with marine plane* bombing
UM iaaorgren*.
Tfw* mar|ne officers with a
Ngadfol of r &gt; t r M emrmred hr
A stiff battle Sunday kilting eight

I E S m tif f Btlfiiwi ^Wild PER*
Atnarieaa dap wm “lotended la
ritohasla* Ups* boric principles
of International oerelco which tend
to bring the nations of America
closer to oao onoOpr.** •
■*Tho ronitructffd achievement*

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A merle* i

ness Iq the eolation

|e s

fCoftllncid P ro * K W .O w )
lbet headed for tto French -fren
U*r.
1
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th e m irin g monarch wi* quot
bp filendi Li
a t not wloMnf
tflaf'
ad hp
to d e­
part without lilt family hut dofc;red to the advice and fu a re n le c
of republican Irede hi th a t they
would bo guarded And raspocleJ
la lesvlnr, he wa* quote.! a* nay.
tog!
.“Cecritye unlll Wd reUifh."
. Former Ike mlet Juan BaotltU
Aartar annobntod (bat m arital law
bad turn dertared to preaCyto or­
der' Until tbs republican junta
formally takra over It* new itutic* later In the ae*nhtg. However,
republic rarndea and denmnetra­
tion* will be permitted, he ' aalJ.
•a long a* the pablle dew not
gltem|il t iolqpre.
■ ,' tb b king's abdlcatimr took place
arw dramatic cchfdrenre with bis
“ blnrt from 6:.1q_ r . lf.:JUllil 0
-a’slm-k f ewl aawtjjig ‘Utoai,’- - ^

trill of
to said, "and t»f f ^ t t a w r T r e S Papa ( M l
avoid bloodshed. I r with a clear found t h a t 'i f wo- Increased &gt;tto
consrireca. I tiara aJway. worked base rht# o M * eripWpto 1 B 0 3
itr Justice.",
per cenl, tliclr purchasing power
r.e ib k n t Ak ite Xnbrfra and re* *■r uId b*. when optrattng C hour*

Urine Premier Aanar ward In ran*
tin until laufrreato to arrdacn tire
condlth*! under whM) the tran*fer of powers to the new govern­
ment ropU he effected, l o t farm*
e r t* c i pre ted to publish a n anlfreto fo UM nalihn lay!** town
the broad lines, of a , prortiler.il
const tutlon bp which (ho nation
will be p o rt mad pending a meet­
ing of (he carte* and Mo Mini i f
a permanent charier of liberty.
The t i n t ae i'at tke new gorerntnent'wlll ba to grant amnesty-ard
order* already hare oven S p y *
milted bp" telephone ami udegreMr
stlpulattor th a t p rirtre l «prie«*ertr
ho freed a t one*. The gurernment
'a theoretically hi chants of Prem­
ier Anas* until tho now mMtatereran 'adPpt a working rregrism.
In contrast to pari history, the
yortentloai i hinge la rule was
rffreted without known cleth of
atm* or bloodshed. Republican
loaders commented widely t i the
effect that "there w u no blood-

rtmprililon—t i m'n atmoephere
muidat respect add cehfIdAflceThen he annowned I bat i t h n j
Ml ’ freed pickets. The gferdts •ra endearortnf to place Aha
perlente
of each At the aertlce of th e n up the throne, ahnolr hands
' rikpd, up. IU dead and wOulddf
all, that promoting the well-bring Wit each of his minister* g a l me•hdj hfpojlht thepi t*
pared to depart from the bind
of otir^reepdcflve peoples."
Aeeerttag the people of the
Americas today hare attained a
“new eoflarbauna**" aad f r i t a
"filture. loaded with great.. pre*r
IN Bpaln, the Itlng a
Pacts and with heavy retpenslwil­
o talk with Hantlago
t 'd ," Ambaaeador T alks said for
itleaslIsC
the first time !h hlriorp "a single
Into vofuhiary esilr. I t *
harmmhm* hymn" Is raised bp thi of the visit « |u , denied.
ctmniTon aspirations of the people
Insurgent att.ejto tfurllg (ho Id.t of the American republics.
'
«-A elander, bronwd matt with (A knurs.
bgpnlng eye* paced to and fM Cot William C,'Duf#ur, atlptnirp QUEER PLANK DEINfl MAIlF.
S P E C IA L S F O R
•cfoas the royal apartment In,the of the Hlandsryi jijn lt ami RleeffiMr!* hotel. He gated Into Ujo •Mn rmhpaqy, was Informed iWf
BERLIN.—A Junker* ipoclsl
flliking traffic of the Rue Rlvoll n lth f by reprntotailvr* of hi,
"psraboU pleat" sipoeted to ftp
*»l rudtoatp flit dp*F tlwpa alwqg

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af an altitude of some U,000 feet,
arid to cut tli* flying ttm# from
Bdrlfn to New York 14 To hours
• to n relieved bp (oral guahM. bp “ coasting" half tto distance,
They were preto^d to Isml again Is tolng developed here.

If needed.
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Authority totUad force* tn are.

Day F eu itd fo Be
O k p y B y Factor;

Dp conrtaoy o f Ut l i ',
irw u
F lo rid a

lif e

C lM rd rd U .«,

aWWKd

a dtp, rl* day* a week, appro* Imnrely t ih aarto a* It w*» la
I9M."
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lie toncludedi A t am aware that
this plan would nab fit all In*!*
ncia. Perhaps lb could hot be adop­
ted *efp gkWraUp, h o t might It
aot to adaptad—adjusted as l*
mm# of h* too to rev—by m iry la*
dostrieaf It oeema peutoblo that
Am erlon bnrioett 'will rdwrllp
for* the need qf providing for a
sbertar wwVlo« day, and a t •»
Wfcffo providing for a decent Am­
erican standard of living, If we
are th 'te o p ,opre people buip aad
blubrrent nf
It th e greats

shed do
the republkb wh

e*Lrtriorpred~ar

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SA TU RD A Y

GOLDEN AflE

TUNA
FLAKES

plans building new frirwap

iln aliHftur,"

MILK 3 Lwjfc o
M a c a ro n i
rial# department pdaaport re.orda.'
, r * V . F » f* .fto rit* d mlailng In
atfle," to said, “there is a poet in the y elnily of f^gtown, tom# IP
.
•retry Spaniard. Up subject* gre miles from Ike port. ~
rntonel Dufnur apptoTM lllflr
rehtless to t It U.a..F*M!jn« ( •? '
to did not hedgo
lo slate department efricials In
*; ju r.I»
Zamora,
a protect hi* tomppnyia p ro w ty ,
ihl»*il&lt;^
M l JmiffWItp
I
attupeb' supporter of tto ruenar- valued at nMQO.oot). U„ said «nr i b . start
of pears
hie ta have lea, protected"'hk. Alperl an f o t r r
C »,'ciroe
In Jeter
other itoda. f U n aftw Fftoo de 11* rompanj).“ iBUit' stoDlon If I
Rlpera became dictator of npa'n the lntiirrnt{ lored*.*'

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MrsnwhltS, to told, his romUir
hail been aaksd to kwp two of ll
ship* In th* h a iW tu eraetnv

' Zemeri, who tod rervrel
i ca'jthcls, demand'd »eV
.from tto king foP what
# g ettrr, Wtoit it was M l
faftheomtoir to dertcred hlnwrif
•ffepahM to*,-,,-. ,
■, HU. oMtotkal g|ft| were pwt
j * . ttod u m and whew to war are

M S r /B R

N o o d le s

parchSari nf Tns ,'efillL

U la air nffkw. an* has ihM '

S p a g h e tti

retina io r I t l S N l In ls.nr tn
danM. wiUi. law..Male I.eilft.
■mkisrrs Ihr /|U .w l,i Dss.
W IM arnpwriy'sliaalaa In Hrnit.
sole r-auaiy J'lortaa, in.wlii
Sca- «&gt;■.• D. H nf N W rnr. « f - aretlua l. Townsal* re Htath
AsnsS ll.Nskt, Hun E. SIS fl.

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riety; 10:40, Bob Newhwll, lit* * NBC; 7:15, lam KKrhtn; 7:30,
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7.-00, Same a» W « ; 7:11, Eh- NBC! 10:30, Cora Cola Program,
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**mtd»; 7i30. Sponsored
7:45, Blender*; 0:00, Fiatara, 3|l1S. NBC Feature) 11:30, FtorL
alndlo; 0:00, Same a* WJZ; 10:45, da Theatre.
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WRIIF ^ IlilM iTltla
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i j ’ Te h* Announced;'r&gt;:lSt Ha0:46, Same aa WJZ; 7:00, Rata* M tlan Shadow*; • 6t30, Organ
«* WEAF- 7»1B. Sponsored pro* program; 0, Herbert Holmes, bsvytattt; 7:S0l Same aa WJZ; 7:46, Itoaa: 0:16, Freddie Urban, PlanBpAnanred Tiroyram; 8:00, Sam*
aa WEAF) 0:30, Sponsored pro*
■ram; 9;&lt;M, WEAF
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55—Periods of tlaao
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Variety lime) 8:36, Weathrr Fore­
7:00, Same a* WABC; 7:46, cast) 8:19, Rlyn Off.
1‘ete, WABC) 8:30, Feature,
NlfM club; 8: If, Philosopher;
P:30, WABC ( f 1*3 boon),
LEGAL NOTICES
300.0—WHAH—*M

J F j t r n i c i w a v rpm

7:00, Orrheetra; 7:30, Jo* and
Capt.; 7:46, Bterilny Jack) 8:00,
Same aa WRAP; 8:16, Hponaored
preyraml 8:60, Sony hits; 8:00,
WEAF (I hours); 11:00, Sam* u
WJZ; 13:15, Orrhaitra.

4*1—WFLA Clearwater—*10
8)15, Variety, 0:48, Topics in
brieT (NBCIt 7:00. Amoh V
Andy (NBCI; 7:18, Melodies;
7:30, Phil Cook (NBC); 7:45.
William' Hafd (N B O ; 8:00, Bob­
by Jones (NBC); 8:16, Feature
•rogram (NBC); 8:M, Kustell
Kay, Sergo Book; R:M Pleaeure
hour (NBC); 10:30, Feature pro­
gram (NbC); 11:08, Nellie Re­
tell (NBC) 11:15, Vincent U rex (NBC)) 11:30, Uock'a Blue
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nt.4 day
said
vrrilfleata In my ..rtlra, end tint
made applleailon fur la t d*vd in
aeeoednm-v ailih law HaM
mrtMleel* &gt;nnr*,v&gt; me futlnwlna
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not* manly, Fn&lt;ndn. lo.wH:
f
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Iha dam nf the m nlflrete In lha
■mma nr t’nknown, Thai r. 1. Ward
uurekaaey &lt;.f Tn* fenllieala No
••O.da*'* Ik; Ind. of doty A. It. l i l t
hr* Mien aald revtiriretv In tny nf.
(Ire and has mndr a Iipi Ira I lull fur
US deed to Inaua In sn-itydaiw* with
taw Raid rvrttflrste emhCarm lb .
rnlinwing dvtrelbvd nmpetiv ette.
aled In Aemlnele Oeunl),
Wti nf RW« nf 8WV nf Per.
it«n ft. Vwweehtp *1 n.mih
lienee I* Keei, it mrtum
The eeld lend 5*tng anneeeed et the
dnv#
ihe tyumnnee e( em h rerun.
ee)e In Ihe namn »r r. T. . Hark,
new I'ntean natd rrrilflm i. ehell
Iw redeemed error,ling In l i t 1st
dhed will laene Ihrrenn un the llh
day of Mar A. n . te n ,
Wltntae my efflrlal

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WANTED — Board by elderly
gentleman, private family. Ad*
dreii Chamber Commerre,
LIBERAL ALLOWANCE on-your
old battery. SIC W. First St.

ZI8.lt—,'
9:00, Theatar news, annnunreinentn; 0:30, String mu'Ir; 7 :00,
Dinner muale; F:00, The (7)
Mark; 9:30, Ckriatlan Science ar­
ticle*; 10:08, BNtoltalnrra.
WKDNBDAY APRIL 13
WDRO — Orlaade.

C A PS

WANTED: E*i&gt;erirnred alrnogHp6#f-liAAkKreprT. "AppIy’ A. 1’.
Connelly and Son*. ___________

*— 0 A 8 W C A F *
F IS H an d P O U L T R Y

FOR RENT: Three room ap art­
m ent Furnlabed. 113 Laurel
Ava.. Phone 1b 8*W.

TO ADVBUTtSRIUi

.* A U a r a i d

repredeaUtlta
tberaaihly familiar with r a i n
rales aad elsMltlratlaa will
(Ira yen complete lafaamatlen.
Aad H yna wleto they will aa*
slat yaw la warding year waal
ad IS make H mere effeetlve.

FUR NIB II El) IIWELLINO on
Perk Avenue and unfurnished
dwelling on Palmetto Avenue.
Rent very reasonable. 'Phone
480-J,
CELERY LANDS FOR BALE!
Brady for eelery rropv. Per*
ferlly ilrained 6, 10, or morn arrea
No taah -requlied from reapon*
aihle buyers. Frank L. Ferguson,

HAVE YOUIl WATCH rtpelred
by one who rtelly knuwa howl
23—&gt;Wanled Real Knlntc
Rriggt, Jeweler, Meg. Ave.
WANTED TO boy: Well lecwtmf
high claas realdrnre property.
Hr. W. E. MarUUUGALL, CHI­
ROPRACTOR. la now located at Moat I* a liarpeln. Apply CaL
hi* reaidrnrt In Flaial Heights, houn'* Dejmrtment Htove, 30*
Sanfoiil Ave.__________________
R. Kanfnrd Phone 608-M.
2 ^ H « M irtn lM o J 4 « H ta n jj
FOUND: Young pointer dug VfANT.TD trade Orlando ptoimrty for Celery ground. Jea* Plun­
White aim yrlfow. Call A. H
kett. 23* N. Orange A ve.,.tlrhm l»,
Doliann, Cl trim Heights,
Zfj—£H m ceU *nw u^
3—AutomnbllM
FOR SALE) It flat tenor aaia
ptorne. A Rurarber Inalrnment.
(1«hhI cimdtttnn. (60. Phnmr 443.

la NR KirrAVvt AW
N ariiaw iK i. r . Ka n v i r o a t n
To all rredllore, teealee*. dl.irll.u,
fee*. Ill* all |i*,e»n&gt; having
rtalme &lt;er demamte again., m i ,i
enla,*: V
Vno, end aarh nf ynu. ata her.f.v
notified and le.inlred in pra.. &lt;n
gny rtalme nnd demaads whlrh &gt;i.u,
-TK»tt»»r n r you. nrav nave aaain.i
lha ealala nf NATII AMli:i, •
PAftNtVVmTH, rteceaavd. Lie of
•einlnola fminly, Wlnrlda. tn Ihe
'fun. Jea. tl. nhairs Counlr Judge
ef Wemtae)* I'unniy, el hla offl.-r in
he I’minty t.'rnrihruee In Haiifri.l.
temlnale O himiv, Ftortdn, wiihm
ferefva mnntht-from the dale he,e.
of
Dated Match 41k. A. I». tan.
Maude Young Warnwarlh
Raarolrls *f • he folate of
Nathaniel C. knu.no,in
Deceased

IlICYt’LKH A REPAIRS
LUNCH ROOK
Lack, Key aad Oaa Repairs.
DHICTCH'B
D R IN K S -L U N C H E S

FRIITTS A
VKG C A B L E S
AHCADK MARKET
Cheapen ta T a r a

FURNISHINGS
Heps It*—Keflei ahtag
Upholstering.
' PALMER**
1511 Araads

aad

HUNTING

8 A It* LvttoR A
Coffr* Shop.
Open 8 A . M
P. K ,

SIGNS
IL N. NIPPER
BIrm i . P b oat 80S.

SHOE REPAIRING

SECOND HAND

VEGETABLE
SHIPPERS
INDRPENDKNT
CROWERH ASSOCIATION
Room I*
Phan# (30

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BUILDING IIIJICKB—Irrlgaltoi)
boxes end general rrmer.l work,
(tirade Conrrete Co. J, E. Ter- FOR SALE: Fumltare, electil*
wlllagrr, Prop. 3rd and Elm.
irfrig rielo r nnd strive, nffire
and gntage rqulpment, fishing
Inrkle, garden tmla. 4UR Elliot
W UlfridUAN
eapabla. Have wife end family l!AN ItANOE, llnuaehohl furnishiug». Potty goltuf north. 108
an t not mm dollar. Send nnswrr
f-OM E. 3rd m.__________________ Avocado Ave.

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SFM IM ILF/ttffa

CREAMERY

10A— I'noUrr
•'BABY CHICKS leiw prleea 16
■bfe»4a n ady now. Send fm
catalog. HYI.VAlN HATCHERY,
TkniM&gt; Fla.'

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We're Hnrrylnu

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Open 24 b o o n — UV • .
P a ri.
ANGEL'S BARBRCUK
Ofstti I I A* M.. to t A
M, Sanford A G*M«a
Am.

FOR RENT: Thraahtr Apart
menta. 317 Park, phone 045.

FOR .mXI.V’: ftefrigera'Iur, dining
table, &gt;1* chairs, four roekeia.
LANKY R D llU a STORK—Pre*
Bcripll'iiv, magailnei, fuunUIn I wii bed,, lawn mower and awing.
sendee.
PROMPT
deliveries. Ami many other Article*. 211
W rit 1Till St.
Phone IDl.

&gt;Y D O T D O P E

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AM' BURHMD M
ON TUP C t r i A a « T T «

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WHlRmriOOO vraitM FV0W8R’
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THE ARCADE

WANTED TO 1111V: Condemned
houie. Apply Jim Bnh Levin, KL
_____
I Bo* 83.

4— Hakhiemfr Her v ic e '■

8:16, Twilight trio; 5:46, Music;
1:00, Tow n . Crier; 7:15, Fell*
Fern aml Imi's orrhaitra (CBS);

•nllia; 7:45. Peta end Him Play­
mate* (CBS); 8:00, Arthur Pay­
er's land (CBS); 8:15, Dance mu.
air; H:30, Hartaell'* community
speakers; 8:45, Special features;
iio.no. Art wteley** Merrymakrra; 10:30, Bar^ Burtnrtl* orchratra; 11:00, Danre muale.

OLD PAPERS FOB SALX -Fdi
TS ready l q «etwrapplnf aad p a r tia l purpoi*
i. U n . C, R. KiriK, Squire*.
Apply Herald Offleo

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IRlV MODEL A Ford
f395.1)0, late model rl
•lanature sir, ruupe $396. Reel A
Myrtle Ave.

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Brafavd Dotty I r i M

377,*—(WBT—18*4

»•—Roilor ring
IT—Bitter pleat
3»—Fallow dtirtearty
00—la etc laity of
I t —Mountain seat
31—Mora (muale)
451.3—WBM-*5#
DOWN
33—Word of bauaf ,
,
Olympus
t 35—Raw metal ‘
ST—Meow
7:00,
New*,
ainyrra; 8:00, Same
11—African rare
r
34—EUa.
31—Strike wltk
aa WEAF; H:30, Sponsored pro*
' 3—Imperaooal pro­
X 17—null-Bf htera
knuckles
tram ; 8:43. Record program:
noun
. 30—ORI’a name
40—
Tramp (tl-l OlOO.WEAF
(3 hours): .11:00,
I 41—Ua# eitrava*
41—Cultivates
I —Trumpet shell
WJZ program.
4J—Periods of ties*
4—
!U*ko a wltlaka
J t t - S S lg palled
45—Wortkteea fellows
5— Aril,m
1.

W ANT

C O N F E C T IO N E R Y
(Igarn—Tnhereaa Canilaa
Magarinaa Fennfala
Drinks Sandw tehee

OUR JOB
IS
JOB PRINT1NO
QUICK, EFFICIENT

HJCHVICK

HERALD PRlNTlNtl
PHONE 14*

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RtrilOW'N FI.ACR
Princes* Bldg,

, Firvt HI.
1roubles by

home night* |a uiuelly ncreating hi* ability. 1 rnn
autnerib* to that method
because I studied thnt way
and know It* brneflta."—
W ilier P. Chrysler.

llalenlng

CA FE

DRUG STORES

L*nrn what your aam*i
petllar 'Is doing. May f o ­
il will help yuu to aaJvd ,
some of your dUlkalttoaC

JOE JINKS
d o t - V r i i iuorPT1 M(iHT MMAm i T * .

■■ Vfd u .u fliT 'lM T a VflUAT* ad

T hat »**

Friendly gam* of tagt—
Shennan was abut, stabbed,
kicked, end beaten Into InalbllUy In Ihe furioui ma­
lar, but ww« nor aeilouily
hurt.—Ntw York World, f

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la s t tim e. T w o
d one-hour
and then
were introduced.

MADRID, Apr. 1A— (A P )—King Alfaaaa. laal at tha Uaar '
bona, abdicated at a :«T i\ M.
day. Tha an u rrh aha wa* ham
' T t l a t nad had&gt;feigned l a t e
adrlmt Rpaalah capital mbre
than a aaartn at a r rot ary
aftrraaaa hawed ta tha arttpl«a demands tar a republic
rab i d by Mt subject* loot San*
day and H i r H eat.
Nlcet* Alcala b a rer*. repwbNraa loader who not ao a i l ;
••aha oca waa la |nll tar kla
activities. lg prwrlalanal preald flit AHbooib ,lbe blag's abdl*
ration ha» boon ana—atlaaed
aa an aaliaaa af tba political
trtea tar tha pool tew day*, It
waa aat aatll tha Uat maaaent
that ha ateppod tram fa w n .
At titS P. M. Alcala R aim a
had found It aartaairy to aaad
aa alllmatwa ta tha klaa'a a la .
Iclon aaylag that aaleaa tha repahlV waa formally accepted
within aa haar tha repablleaaa
would not ha reapaaalkla tor tha

Will Cope, If Necewa17, With Insurgent
Activity Which Hm
Recently Flared Up
w A ft n iN G T O V r A p r.

Dairymen Seek More
Rigid Inspection As
Move Against Any
Typhoid Possibility

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CAF)—The atate dr part meat
aaturnnrnl that order*, hate keen
glrra Ihe rammandrr at th* r o ­
lled Rtat
U load- (Mtaa t » pruteet— M t
American ritlyena al Pueetr f | . !
The $1,500,000 metal-ctaj dirigible for which Congrua* lta* appropriated $200,000 for preliminary
here*. Nicaragua, whlrh la en&gt; ' engineering and teal work. The /hip will lu&gt; built « t r jh, armj. &gt;h&lt;| wl|j u piytlrularly dealgned
■laagered by an advance af Nleto act a* an alt tender fnr a fleet o f airplane*. Th* /hip will be larger and fa»ter than th* Graf
araguan In.urgent.. Th* nary
departmeat -aid the Inanrgenta Eeppclin. The metal »kin of the bag will In It/eU act a, the container for the helium ga*. being min­
er* rnach utrwngrr than at llrut j ^WTI^
r lrfular •••**« and longitudinal member*. Eight mobir* of betucen 000 and 000 horvepowar
wi.l drive the ahlp at a maximum »r*ed of, 100 ml|r* per h.ur while rxrrylng a uaaful load of 40,000
beliered. Th* rumBreader o f the
pound/.
gunboat reported fear Ameflranu killed, and three mlrelng la
Hie laat ( I hoars.

NEW YORK — New York CUy,
world-renowned for the aplrodor,
Individual flavor and tichnirul
exactitude of it* reception* to
distinguished guests,
la taking
order, from the • State IKpurtthat autment for every pha-s uf tha rlty'a
falar atatvamaa hud Democrat,
reception to Their Impiria! High*
[saiogised la both Sonata and
. WASHINGTON, Apr. I f — ( A D
nearer. Prince and Prince»a Takaka today, on tha anniversary
—Thr gunboat Aihrville
wa*
mataii of Japan, wh&gt; are rlaitlag
hta birth. In tha Donate by
moving toward Nicaraguan wa­
hare. The I'rinceai U pictured
llh O. King. of Orlando, and
ter* tinlay to rope. If necenanry.
abort.
r.the Uoooa by Chaa. A . Mllrhal
with Inaurgent artlvity In that
JACKSONVILLE
HEACII.
Veto Doarh.
nmnlry.
.
—- (A 1*1— Having passed
18
At the ru le iVpanhient it wa*
hour* aloft at 10:52 o'clock this
agan and I bqth aupportarid .hr would land no force* un­
morning, Walter I.***
and
a im of nilea and p * &gt; » r »
leu* the altuation proved more
Frederick Dressy flaw nn to­
p,tha Mil lo extend paymant of
arrioua than official report* have
ward a nrw nnn-r*fu*llng rec­
until Inna 1.
indicated.*
&lt;
ord. -The two men were doing
Official advice*
received jy
thrlr rt oklng on an oil atuva
Tha bill clerie ware -certainly
the navy department mentioned
! rrauar thr motor la a Dl#*tl,
ay tbla afternoon, and they are
tits' death nf only one marine,
RENO, Nav. Apr. 1 4 .- (A P l —
uilng rrvnle o l whlrh la not
MADRID, Apr. 14— (A P ) —
■at nf ■atUrbaa that conta
Capt. Harlan Ftfley. but Infor­ Jack Dempaey, former
Spanish rrpublliran leader* today
heavy­ explnalrr. They 4xpe«t to slay
er aamlng their pay than
mation reaching
Panama City
up HO hours. The present recIroned an ultimatum to King Al&gt;
weight'
champion
pugilM,
I* in
ether.
•
said Llrut. Clyde Roy llarraS and
nr,t I* 75 heirtw 28 minute*.
fenao virtually proclaiming that a
a Sergeant Taylor al&gt;» had lost Reno for a divorce.
republic ex ilia aa a consequence
Hlila of every nature and luhject
Dempsey admitted yesterday he
their live* In hand l&gt; hand con­
of
Hunday'a
overwhelming
anti‘ iIntroduced 'to-day. rover I ne
flict with the inaurgent*. A na­ planned to in,Hint* suit against
monaicbial
v'etory In tha naking ffbm doraeatlc
irlational guard forte also waa aald h'x wife, Eatrlle Taylor of tha
tlotrwide municipal alert Iona.
14)11 ANGELES, Apr. U - ( A P )
and.tke use'ef roamelica, lo
film*, lie aald .hr had put ler
An unronflnaed report wbleh — § peaking In Pre»ident Ifoover’a lo have been wiped out.
Aheet
bill out of
The Avhevill*. curry a detach­ rareer above home life ami her
ia cradlted from reliable source* adopted atate. Chairman 8hou*e of
ment o f 7S marine*, waa ordered deal r e had wrecked their marital
oUted that the royel family with
the Democratic natlcnal exacullvc to proceed from the Canal Zona happlne**.
u
.u
i.iL
.«
,h*
«***Pt'an
.of
Alfonao
ha*
left
ore- local ’•* leg I/la I km, M, dHlJ M m
for Va. i-onimltlri- l*«t night urgdfl Call tn lte r ta Oakum on Hie c u t
“ I hare not heard from Eatrlle
«*
ta Oviedo’ mualeipaf
focu-a to p ij In tumlrg the pre* ron«t of Nicaragua.
TALLAHASSEE, Apr, 14 —
since I left 11» Angeles on Mar.
lenrla.
.
.
t thla time, h^r Mr. |ikant pccupant out of the White
Captain IVfley wa* amlniahwl 11,1 Dempsey aaliiAN .touk my
( A D — Chargw*V|NiaL kUta.
kUte. ofTha rahlnet of Premier Juan flour* In 1932.1
'
and killed aome 18-mile* inland rlothe. and |&gt;rr.onai iMdnngiar*
m m lf. J
. V'
RauUata Asnor banded In » it*
from Purrta ('atwaaa Saturday ■ruLmy far*w«ll at l.ar r*qj**L It fir** have gro**lyj ,*reg*rd{l
Addrr-ting
a
Jaffartnn
*)ay
d|n» l . ( CpnUnwad e m 'M f p . 4 )
JK* artier the
’ the night Ir iiftM e a from TWtiama wav ah *'‘ who * Jam *w* are atate law* y w iw .^ ia u M to tho
rms* at thla eedalen Any
Florid* fggialalura
today
hy
Demociutlr com)i|(krr,
Shouro Clly raid word reaching there thinugh’."
legaiurng gambling' In ron(Continued on Pag* 4)
prvdk-trd hit ptrty proul.l win the
Rrp. J. Tom WaUon, till laborlta
aald
h*
alill
lov*d
hi*
wlf*.
wMh rating. They hare
piyahlrnry next ) * i r but *ald that
ough, aa h* sought the approval
hut that hr a anted a home, a fam­
•lon g man behind ;ff.
“ atrmU.tu*,' tinieMlftlng effort"
of hi. demand that Comptroller
ily
and
family
life,
and
ilrelared
would be nvjulrwd,
Amoa aupply Inforniathin regard­
wa*
again.!
hi.
personal
wl.hra
Euneral
service*
far
Jama*
W.
last af tha vote ah tha M-day
"A barreled and Indignant na­
ing rlo-ed Florida banLa tn the
h* •aaught
ought th* dlv.irce. II*
that he
*
bill waa • made to-day, Walah, 10. far. more than 10 tion h preparing, If I road the au&gt;
legislature.
nrvrr l&gt;e*n a
*ome member intrtebted a year* a resident of Sanford, wilt gnrle* r.irrcsdf,'' ha dabl, “ to rid
Wataon charged that IOH.000
Id
f I C n. . L r . i
and wnuld not ho
be km
h*ld
at AAU
prohibiting lta Introduc­ Kh
Soul* Catholic Itaalf nf the meat"Inept, inodehad been »|ient by the statu for
now.
ed, Tha rata waa cleae. i f
to Church tomorrow
morning at quale an&lt;| Incompetent ectinini*traNEW YORK. Apr. 14_ ( A D - t
Whrn they inarilrj, ho said, It automobile. In the pa.l two yliar*
with tha majority aerating t» 9:00 o'clock' The Bar. M. Fox. linn that fata haa, brought to
although thr law nf th* luttt
A
ftrr
hearing
nine
witness**.
In
Weahlnprn
tp
*t
leail
two
dnoof
Orlando
will
was
agreed Katell* would continue
wui nmciRi
Iro t tha bill. Tha Seminole Coun­
officiate, ‘ ate
legiilatur* prohibit* such «xr*ndleluding
three
mm
held
hy
pollrr.
„
r,
„
r
„
i
^
g
a.
hr
a-llrsl&gt;
rn
burial
will
ad**.
ja In the Catholic
t
delegation Ip tha Houaa voted
lutes. II*
railed upon th* Ivgla,,r *■
"Fbr more than thr# year*," ha thr Itr. nx rounty grand Jury )r « - rmrrj tM rishtlnv Whrn hr n«lf I
arc. T h e ) E
fth tbaaa trho » i » oppoaed ta Cemetery hare
Eric hi on
Funeral Horn*
MIL
■ f
of addrd, “ the gorernMeat of lh*
it* haa rlai
Unit.4 Ktata* kU
hM alreplv
.imply drtfi
thp arrangement*, and the
.•
,hHTSS3 other laws. Ill- resolution
.action wh*r* slaying Vivian Gordon, Broadway ‘
•r ha8
hfi.acUon
An art'cle In a Sanford paper hearer* will be: Emil Ammon, Wa hiv* never
T 'j^ a d precllmliy
.l u ,
\r , r * ta 'iln f
fo r ^ fn r m .t lo n
frem
pcasHilr.
We hlarkmallrr, on a charge of firs', H
» w»«k carried the namee of IL P. Hannon. Judge J, G. Hhar* poitponrment waa poealbh
bmn apart.
Am,„ w„ pa^ d
lh, tonelUM.
degree murder.
harr
r
had
nvoldanc*
of
responsildon.
F.
K.
Roumillat,
T.
L.
O'Con
Renata and Htmaa aUachea.
Th* dlrorrr rm.pl.lnl, hr In iof „ ftcry llrlu|r&gt; Amo, „ „
Plrin, who has Iwen held with­
(Cent.'nurd on Page 41
a. aad J. H. Tntluch.
ha name a f Mlta Lana BeUa
matte, prehaldy
would rh *r*« , ,,|owH It) day. to gat the matout
hall
In
the
Bronx
rounty
Jail
Mr. Walah’a death waa andlagan waa omitted. Lata get rredlb *'* 1trr Urgrth.t. Th. rfanal* rrcrlvnl
•lore hi* arrest last Monday on a InromP*lability. Hr ..Id
would hr no arnsational thsrgr. , , bm
u abolUh 1h, , u „
t for what wa cap accon|pllah for den, and followed^* two Wutk'a
short
affidavit
charging
susplrlou
four section, Inaamuch aa It Id‘aw- aaig* af influaitu from whkh *
and no blltrm r*. on hi* |.srt
1boar.1 o f control. Th# rmaror*.
of
thr
homicide,
wilt
be
axamtne-l
|fully hard t « do It. She |« working waa ballavad to ho racavaHng.
Estelle rrgsriled married Ilf# .pons, red hy WhlUkrr. would
lodry.
i the enrolling foot* of the Houaa. Ho faded to • newer a call ' lo
ttnu&lt;ual precautions were taken with h m a* a hindrance to her g |ve t(., riu,iw to th- , u u |-l, ri)
brapkfaat thla morning al tha
In rnnreal Ihe Identity of wllneaa-! *mklHo«a as an o|irra /Ingrr, Inf yublir instruction.
homo af Mr. and M ix John RchirCHICAGO, A p r.: 14
( A P I - es. The rorrt houso was hesvllr ( D-mpref related.
anl, where ha ha* rtalded far tha
i&gt;$ red. It ’ was learned, however,
*'• "rtld iher hsd * « r r « l nn a
pa*t aU year*, and whan friend* Eleven fireman.and d i workmen
that David tluttarman,
Sara I'repatty settlement more than a
emerged
allvw
today
from
a
"la*M tawf hi* roam, ho waa found
L#vi*», I lfr* r M o, and that hr had give#
lag sanitary diatrlct tunnel that Creenkawar and Morris
v
.
9 * W la 'qalt* B surprise ta be dead.
who w+r* arreeted with Klein, j her a fair share nf hit property
had
been
the
tomb
fnr
10
nf
their
Ha w m born in Detroit, Mich.,
wz, raid J aatleu af tha Peace
werv railed a* witnesses. They
Yesterday Dempsey
rimrludrj
HltL'SFELF, Belaium, Apr. 14fallows during tha ;»lght.
*- llemhe* whan Informed Aug. B , IMO, where ha (Pent a
led hy division fir* marshall hare been unable to furnish the negotiations for lees* nf a late/ ( A P l —Always happirr In tho Iduc
p
ra
ter
portion
of
hb
Ufa.
He
tortatad Praa* Hi.(CawUaaed on Pag. Throe)
drnlm of nirrhanlcs' overall, than
fa u k k
Pierre, the
survivor, J heavy bail of 250,000 each.
Clearwater *Ut«d waa n retired bualnuM awn. 8urIn the royal purpi* of rourl attire.
crawled unaided to tha surf are
Vlvtnw
him
U*a
aan,
‘WOMam
R.
been ulactad aa a
Prince Charles-of tha Belgians ha&lt;
W *l&gt;k o f Detroit, and a p »n d - through a shaft that had barn an 1
irenr* tn America to etudy th"
Robert Walah.
• f . I H - avenue of death far 10 firemen !
methods of Thunyis A. Edison,
tunnrl woiktrs trapped In
troit.
Henry Ford and other industrial
lethal go* and unbearable heat
•re today,
j
grniose* nf the raw world.
Th* surrlrora had aavte their
—
I WM:
Pr.nre Cbarlra, second son of
Urea
through
I
t
hear*
of
Impris­
aturdUyimy a*
Nearly 2150 in fine* vrero placed, wa* (lacvl $5. Arthur llaiilirrriat King All&gt;*rt, wag ivvealnl yester­
onment by aaallag .thamaelrrs in
and
Rarn**t
llay*.
colored
&gt;mn
efrday a* haling rallrd Incognito
safety air ihamWraat an* end of axalnet 20 alleged law violator*
who plaailed guilty |n U lnr drunk, Ap r. 4 on lh* Red Rtar steamer
tba tunn«l. A new amok* eject- who were brought hafnro Mun'clWASHINGTON.
A « . 44
proved to ha the medium to pat Judge IL G. War* I k pullc* were fined $3 and »# raapaetlraljr. P*nnlan,| fir Ntw York, rV-glstar...... f. Water*, rider: 1, rhal’grd ing under thr name of Charle*
Horror whkh haa ( A P ) — Pruatdent Hoavar today
dear th* tunnel at futoes so that court yesterday afternnnn. M»st
teckless driving an* Prod lh-rrthy. Hr l( scheduled tn dock
the daafard Lodge y f t lt lM a wastarn heatlapher* tha sureIvors mold reach th* Of the charges involved di' KXlert4n William* and Gray tints).
|y conduit and drunkenness, while
a f natkna la tha near M a r e a* surface.
.
.
of Hanford MttNajr tvaty major dMtrewre by
lour rises of reeklesa driving loate'atl Ihe above uni-tlt.
Forul nf everything rreehsnlrst,
at the cow
PMtenre Mao 11*111 ran. rotored the prlnr* filans to alsy
wee* beard.
at rawaJliation
two
I U» a close twCharles Rephos, rolxrod. was woman rhymed with using urnnk, months in America and will visit
redlag official
Iaad 910. Wm. Kavagc. r-lnr- Ihe BsHw n loro motive w®rK*. lh*
fined ta.W for assault and ba‘ - waa fin
U lta
•
tery. Elijah
Bar ten. n lm &gt; l. ed,* «*aa Toed 110 an a o'milat Edison lahorstorie* and th* Fcrol
m Sn ;'
teckless drlrhg,' •hanra. 0/liier Shaffer made the plant a* well as Niagara Falls
from tha rhargad with
Ycsrrnite Valley and other ecenl.at Bt Latin AmeHand Lake had M* raseroatiaute until Fri­
colored, charged with point*, lie will travel to the Pacif­
th* President 6aO, W. In day when Important wltneesc*
»k, after being a&gt; rested ic (te s t before h# returns.
n m i.p u te re a af
Officer Bkaff-r
lodge wiU rould attend.
i Shaffer and Nirhi tson,
l* U aliaMaatj
Thr prinre ls a rle »»r engineer,
rood/ mode both th* arr**ti.
tad I4JM. Jamra Preleau, mrvliani al and loco root! re, and an
Robert Grent, rale red was fined
toI by Officers A n lertM t lJ expert su'omtbUa repairman. II*
club twice. #10 far being drunk and
— i_ J ’' ■,
, wa* fined $5 fnr being has often expressed a desire for
be nr
at T:M) disorderly and M-bO for
desirurlltrf to private property.
a working raraer,
B DIYOBCV
».
. r*
I JUebLIns, rolorej bay
district Chief Key Williams made the ar­
Only 27 rear*'old, he la a bach­
*
1th
making
Ihr-sls,
uni
'
Woodmen, rest*.
elor in spile of th* fart that the
conduct, wa* fined a royal fair!’* f » T « * a marriage (or
Henry Mathis anj Jala J-*hni evening.
Officer Gray mad* hJm. Ills people are wondering If
. Oviedo, son. colored baya chaegad w f h «'!•t
allrot
. in America
a, will onlerly «addu -t a flr i
ha will find
, colored, arrested by «B well a* me
treat- fight, wein ' fined 45 each. J *
l marvels.
(gmoriol Hr si’ ley role red. found guilt, of
and «t r r r t e
T H O tS A N I
r|y&gt; rondiu t, wa* Ha&gt;MB
la op being drwwk and d'aardeclr. wa*
or af fined IILAh. Fate Jewktna, color
WAKI1D
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and U M. Bwwla
_ lire led
J iff
I- M. Fasln. —Tt’oussnd#'(
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pro- *d A H i R S I K M B i r M i l chars' &lt;1
raaa renUwtrd the Mass
cherry
rly.
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DEMPSEY ADMITS!
HE’S IN RENO TO
OBTAIN DIVORCE

SHOUSE APPEALS
TO CALIFORNIANS
TO DROP HOOVER

Two Fliers SeekNew
Non-RefuelingMark

Says Wife Put Career
Above Life InHome
Ruining Happiness

Democratic Chainnan
Calls -Administra­
tion Woefully Poor

Legislature S a y s
Amos Must Furnish
It With Bank Data

mi

Janies W. Walsh WlU
Be Buried Tomorrow

Racketeer Indicted
For Murder In 1st1
Degree For Slaying

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17 Men Survive Nftfht
Of Horror In Blazing
Chicago Sanitary Pit

.P-HerndonlsEketed
High Post By Elks

Prince I/eaves Keyfi
In His Room At Hotel

Twenty Alleged Law Violators Are
Brought Before Judge Ware Monday

Hoover Visions Orest
Peace-Loving League

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Meeting it the Sanford
Cjty jtoll Uat nlgt)t,J|if_
font City Commhwhwwn ri
po*od of the uanil root)
which remw.'htforw
them at th« flrat meeting "
of each njonth. The meeting
waa attended by Mayor T.
L. Dumis, who presided, and
CommUtdonm V. A. Speer,

W. A. Leffler, C. A . Byrd, II.
J. Lehman, City Clerk F. S. Lam*
*on, City Attorney Fred IL Wll.
•on. Chief of Pol ire R. G. W IL Y
llama, and
Superintendent
uf
Parka JaSte* Moughlon.
E. W. Bigger* and Dr. C. W.
Raker, local dairyman appeared,
before tha Commlaston and ask- i
ed that a more rigid Ins pertlow
of local .dallies ha maintained.
They both declared that unless
nrnmnt
art Lon was
v t i taken,
tikam. lift
prompt scHon
th*
possibility o f typhoid from onstetlilted milk oottlss was la
prospect- Commissioner l&gt;hnuia
movsd that th* altornay look up ■
and
taka
TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 14 — tha CUy ordinance
rovlded for, ,
(A P I—Twenty Judicial rirrulta what aver step* ware rrtr
It carried unanimously.
an,| 24 judges In.laad of tha pres­
ent 2H rlirults and 3H Jurfgsa was-,.. H. M.„ Papworth,
.■ .speaking from™ m
prepo.nl In the House today by ^
audtane*, aakad that liawa#w
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Reprearntsllre Strom.

TWENTY JUDICIAL
CIRCUITS IS AIM
OF BILL IN HOUSE

Other Measures A re
Proposed In Senate
Se«kinfir Economy

The Senate received a raraaurv
yoitrrday proposing 21 rirwults
ami »llm.nation nf 17 Judg*s. Go­
mes, of Key West, Introduced a
measure in the Senata today to oirmpt from municipal, rounty, and
Mata taxation homesteads of a
ha,f , f|&gt; oa^thln th* riU limits
and io s trt, outaM* th* city lim­
it* provided tha owner o f -th* proP9rlg L»re jj*. ILpU months . a ^ i
year.
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county tax collector and tax at*r*.
aor aad the rruallon of a combin­
ed office uf th* two pasta was pro.
linseil h . Senator Getxan.' A pub­
lic hewrfng will be held next Tues­
day nn a Idll proposing th* abolLhnirnt of thr state hotel com­
mission and plaring its duties un­
der a board uf health. It waa an­
nounced hy Senator Johns, chair­
man of Ihd judiciary enmmitte*.
County tax collectors would b*
ntsde distributing agents for an-

Girl Testifies She
RAN DIEGO. Calif* Apr, 14/&lt;
( At’ ) —Lydia N U taJ »T-y**rt
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l/mpled ta attack.her last Oct
obar In ■ hot*) room here, flh*
said she repulsed hla advance*.
.
Tho girl, nn* of tht atata'a chief '
witneassa, tastlflcd at th* prelim­
inary hearing of Pantogaa s a l
four ro-defandanta arcuate of
rtlmlnal attack, on Miss tyltto and
another 17-ycar-old girl, Camilla
1 Ivingstim.
Pantagoa, Jaast Shrevs, fUn Di­
ego real a*tat* promoter, and
Juhn P. Mills, Los Angeles ami
aa
1 a» a
...a
.
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" i n uii'gu m i v tn tv ptnnit
l»T IJrtxen. A setvlce charge of 10
are alleged to hare attended tho
rents Instead of the present 60
hole! party hare.
rents wc.ntd lie allowed.
Miss Nltta testified *h*
and
Miss Livingston ware driven hero
br William Jobalmann, and Oltre
d aark Day, former film actraal, '
who are aceusad In L»* Angeles of
operating a bureau tn which glrla
wore sold ta wealthy moil for
.,
week-end parti**. She said thay
went to th* hot*! and met Shrtva,
MILWAUKEE, Wls„ Apr. 14who offered them aome liquor.
1 •*
IA P I- Dull red flare* cast flick" I didn't drink," sh* testKlte. •rring shadow, ovar imnke-laden ! “The re*t&lt;4ld."
Northern Wisconsin and rtPP«r I They were Intrteocrd to Pan’•
Mi.-higan last night as scores of tagea under tha ndme of “ Alas
f
forest and brush liras died down. Brown."
- i i -testi­
s lX M
They want lo
to a ----room,- vaka
Thousands sf acre* ware burned
over. Dosrns of buildings were fied. ste a moment later, the ho­
raved and on* town was destroyed. tel office called and told Pantagoa
A sodden shift of wind' a dad women Were not allowed In th*
•,
file-fighters yesterday and beat room.
"Tha Dthcfi went out." sh* said,
stubborn flame* back Into burnt
.
on r stats. A heavy wind that "and rantsfa* and 1 stayed."
After a brief period, sh* tes­
whipped al least 76 fires on tin■ler-dry msrshss ami woods had tified, he attempted to attaek bar
seriously hundteapped fire-fight­ and ah* regulate him.

Forest Fires Dying:
Down As Change In
Wind Aids Fighters

H

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Walls,,-, Miih., bore the bnint
of the fire damage. Df Hie .11 bulld ngs there, only via remained
atrong Ihe ruins uf tha town. Tha
160 Inhabitant* wrrt furred io fit*
their hmers without thalr be'ongIngs. Near Iron Blrer, Mich., it wa*
feared a hermit known only a*
“ IVlark John” hist hla Uf*
as
flame* consumed hi* Isolated dugout home on lh* bank of Paint Hi­
rer.
Wisconsin wa* doited with ffrai
that ranged from harmless brush
hisses in flam** that destroyed
choice limbec and farm building*.
Near Msuston, 14 farm buildings
were burned. The town hall snd I I
houses ware destroyed near Trigoil.
Authorities Would not attempt
to estimate th* damage.
I.AY BROTHER KILLED
BALTIMORE, Apr. J 4 - I A P ) llrotlrr Runiface, AO, fall tbre*
•lories la hb death yaaterdsy at
Mount 8L Jaaaph'a aeUef*. IrrIngten. II*.Ia «t hb balance whlj*
washing a window. Ha teas knawn
a* a lay brother aa dlallngxlahad
frem th* rxgulaa faculty maathara.

President Praises
Recreational Move
WASHINGTON. Apr. 14.
( A D —Preaidant Ueaeer told tha ays
hoard of director* of th* NatlaMl
KA r r e s t Ion Association yo*
‘
tha rwereatiana) movement
trttal to puhU« keoltk and
welfare.
*
Tha President's short «pre»&gt;»
was made In tha cabinet ream at.
th* Whit*. House aa part o f tha
celebration af lb*
sssotigtUw'a
organisation 22 year* ago la
same room at the Instance
President Boos#*sit.
Th* grate a# eoagaatlaw a f i
la*. President Hoover aald.
eat* roaatanUy now pcahtm
pbyairel.'manl and roeatal
ing of children and tha
leisure « f adult*, duo to
bears o f lobar, la Iiwraaialag I
problem at prodding them tanlty far th* proper aa* * f
Urn* away to m wort.
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MOSCOW, April 13.—(A D -

Thonaanda o f p«ts**a j W f W
ihurche* for i k r m i M of oath*Sen Carter Holiday. white, yoyng
•Mm lit* aang-antbrallgtooi | N f l
anil held mock church . r r . l r « I*
Ite i i « d a . of th e M » . '

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LlvThca* patndla* oataiite earrml
thraa j m Jot I t t t
all reboot la aai

M»n:o»o,

orntorr, ap * . u — fAf&gt;—
it* right hand waa c*t by Mjrvll
Tho Detroit Tigers t n w e d t t *
Haag’s spikaa.
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rulmarh, Mattlaglx; aid H da-

another burleaqu#, with tail
.prlaate marrhlng arauad »te*

5 : CINCINNATI, AM, II—&lt;API
V-Tta* * Cincinnati IM a . mato J
two straight qTfT.tb*
Vafots a*rrlte* atartad JoU bafsrs midnight, th* churrbh* W»»&lt; i
filled. Sarrtcaa einllmied until I
A. M.. bat lb* buildings ram^nad

gaantltp no far. Their
igar, Jo* McCarthy, aapt
Mean* strong hat plead*
df th* A marl can teagw*
com** to predicting
tf will finish. Charter
i ha aetectod
goa Taaadap.

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Southern Methodists
Against Birth-Control

ATLANTA, Apr. L L -fA l*)—
Bishop Warren A. Candler, In a
letter to tb* Atlanta Constitution
.ays th* meat action of th# Fed.
•rat Council of Churches of Christ
In America In sanctioning th*
r*
In &lt; WaaWBgtow,
rt^thdalar.
or &gt;th* principle of birth rontral dii nul
‘■Uftp" prov# war* rajw fSt th#^ Meihodtat Kpl*cop»l
Mack never!hates* hpa
dUd' the A’*-by adding
■b bdeeman, and Ilsring.
oath from Bostonj Hid*
ftetdev. and Matte and
r, oat fielders. In llank M«.
L Portland rverutt. Nark
• bo has found th* *Vmm
'winning pitcher" ha haa
after.
7 PhUltes,
opening hte*
it th* Client*, aspect to
'A ** Elliott. Klein. Arlett
ate gisa th* club n hard-

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teas, ot'Mr thin t*
Id fra* perform*.*** at thraicad
a eSohtaratLaclten. Tbate *1war* eaten mas lings and club
stirHtea for woriitra who did
it khtend rollglooa sarrlcra.
Chareh observance* were Morh
« ram* aa In pa»t peers eseapt
« rib* af bella » « V prohibited
bti'tha ground* that Ini* w.wld
Interfere with tb* Meep o f lb*
worker*. Atheist apaakara alas
scar* forbidden to sityr*** meatm e, outside the chatcha* llila

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M E N 'S H A L F B O L E S A N D H E E L S

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----- Joining I heir bitch watvhooa* ad I'M ni
trooble Dean had. II* retired Id
the alltb ‘ *
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Church, flouth.

“The Federal Council of Church trio Co. moved to new location.
*a,” th# Bishop wrote, Mla rdnn&gt;&lt;-»
od of member* appointed by s*r«
ernl of th* rrutostsnt churches
and Ip la detlgnod to represent
thee* churches wilhin thelr piope*
limit*.
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of blilh control has no authorlmt
tlon from any church** supporti"!
It, ami *h»t it haa said 1 regard
as most unfortunpta, not to use

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8tn«. Ki*w#y:«d ftmiL

:h th* principal streets.
antl.mllgtoan idw y n .

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TKAQKHAH ATYAlM.

• Matea. and n*mte#-V■**»»■

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barmrm Inarrtbad “ Dawn
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The w o r l d 's most
rhsrntlsa aelrowi In p
role
wnrlhr of
her
areal srlU.ry sod 1st.
eel, Mary a* a lltsl*
rrsneh spllflr*. •*»».
efferveseesl bewlldar.
Ins — s rrsaiur* of
a hints sn* faarlss
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near I'lrhfortl lo siorni
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Ian t f Dartoll at short and
1NNATI. Apr. I t - ( A F )
nUra squad o f th* Cto.
Rada was In goad phyll*
itteo today, .Msnagaf Oaa
said, a* th* loam pr*.
r th* opening gam* with
■Baton Cardinal* of 8L

r How try said ho had
ad daflnltaly upon hte
lag pitching
aatoatteh
*d he would start Jtod
a o f th# hurling staff,
m H i t usually haa bate
igtlnat th* Cardinal*.

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hi* iter* *r*t opansd Monday
night and email and checks total*
Iny fltTO taken. Powell M ld tad.
anil cartons of clraraliea aha
wara thksn. Ha flld the flora ap­
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Mr*. John Melach, Jn«
kasanbai the birth of a daughter
caBunday evening at the Krrnald-'
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Perm an en t
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and F in g e r
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da*
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viduallty that
Instantly a Ivet
dltllnellon. By

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Mr. and Mr*. W. W. Wilder and
aaai Am iga, of Aurora, III, are
hat* far a abort Urn# visiting their

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10:15 Ea^arn T i m
V Whinl* Smith, Maude
Alice Gooding McKlm,
Coleman and Judge U.

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vulanUry dead by a wan (m*
id. with tha Sanaa of rwspen •
;y aad brotherhood of man,"
k *1* InfaltaV man* prtrt• 0 m aaUaaal Idaala atM
ml'Spirit than a thaaaandfuU
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A re I demonstration was a U f* sa the. arrival af PrWa* and
rliywss Takamatsu, of Japan, la
law York last weak, What w*

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’ Mr. and Mr». A . Corpnn? and
house goeat, Mr*. Margaret Me*
Cowan, or Brooklyn, N. Y , motor­
ed to Lake Wale* today to view
the Ook Memorial Towar.

Mr. aad Mrs. J. I), (lore and
UtUa in aha but big la Importance to her country te little
Nba Florence McKay left HUi
Eulalia Taaao Gonaalit. Hah huge fortune bring* her an annual
morning for Jackaonvllle where
they will aUdad'tha annual eee- Income o f. stout 1120.000 and bringa tha Argentina Itapubllc thv
1 Far the ■radio*' party make ■lon o f the Grand Chapter of the
a microphone by fastening two Order o f tbo Eailem RUr.
tmaU pie Una rim t o ‘ rim ami
attach to a ‘ broom flick or sus­
Profa*eer 0.
pend from the calling about fire F. Crenshaw, I
fret from the floor.
Past around allpa o f paper and this afternoon for Jacksonville t j
tiere oath gueat write hit nemo attend tha annual session at the
and aamalhlAg' abo ar be will Grin,] Chapter o f the Order of On
“ are
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JACKSONVILLE,* Apr. Id. —
(Continued From Pago One)
WtUag-up axarclaas, beauty hinU,
(A P I— Rotary
_ *International |s
home In tha fashionable itsldentla)
aawa events or a soag. The “anMr. and Mrs- George Welnstien playing "most practical and affectnonnear" collects the slip* of have returned from Bt. Petersburg tlva port" toward wwrid peart, Al- district.
paper'' ami standing before tbo where tbky spent tha Weak aad. mon E. Roth. Pale Alto. Calif.,
Tha former rhamplon said ho
■ k r aphone In a . \ prof*** ion* I
They war* arrompaalcd borne president of tho organisation/ told would not "go Into any croaa llm
with
maaaar puts the guests *Vn the. by Dr. aad M n. Phillip Wriastetn tha Florida convention here yes­ contro*rrsy |n connection
statements made by hi* wif* !n
«lr." *
and daaghtrr, of Philadelphia, terday.
Allow about three mlautas fer
" I am net S O sanguine o r p r o - Hollywood. My statement speak*
who will visit them hare for a
:h performer. I f one laughs.
aumptooua as to axpoct Rotary to far Itself and I have nothing fu&gt;*
' otUft b f penalised. The Sty
stop war, ' Mid President Roth, the* to say. My plana ara-deflmla
nouaror. If he i f g « t y , mu*t m-l
"although I with It could. Unfor­ ly eat anil whatever Estelle earv*
algo aad le ^ someone take his
tunately there Is no' simple farm- to do la htr affair. ! am not *HMplace. At tha and o f tbo' pro­
ills, no golden rule to peace. It live and boar no made*. What the
tram, g ir t prises to tho beet
nstar will be achieved until cltl* tiaad of Eatelle'a mind is, I do n it
Ttrformcre, and all day sucker*
sans af different nations learn tha
nr bag* af peanuts to thoee who
art of International co-operation
failed.
k
arid teamwork."
LOB ANGKLKK, Apr. 14— (A P )
Neat request /Individual play*
Joseph H. Diver, Jacksonville,
Mm
aclroos
a n to gty* Imitations o f (hair
was unanimously nominated for — Kalelle Taylor,
wife of Jatk Dempsey, former
governor of tbo tktrty-alnlk dist­
rict, Florida club*, at tho burinae* .heavyweight champion, .yesterday
session. II* will bo elected formal­ announced she would resist any
ly at Ih* twrnly-aecond annual attempt an Dempsey’s part to dl*
conference ef Rotary In Vienna, voire bar and declared he had "na
grounds a pun whirh to get a dl
Austria, nest June..
.
The retiring governor la F, Ij* vorcr."
MU* Taylor's alatainenla follow*
ring llolmea af Fart Myty*.
ed a conference with her attorney,
TWO HimNF.n TO DKATII
Joseph Hcutl, during which pUn*
•SOUTH RIVER. N. J., Apr. 14. for tha Institution of dirorvo pro­
—IA P )—Two man war* burned to ceeding*,by her In Lea Angelo*
death hare early yesterday (n n ware discussed.
shanty on upper Willata Avenue.
"I don't believe Jack ms.in Ih*
They war* Adam Bhultaa, alsty* statsmeata attributed to hint ill
five years eld, who occupied the llmu," Ml»s Taylor said. "The aa
small house, and Stanley Jatka* s e t lions are so absurd, p a . I " f
palm In Thlesgo, fi f
He was accompanist by a parly wlak, iventy-flvr years old, of .’ITT fium
ilf frleml* who made JM*rvatioiic Parkea Avenue, Koulli Amboy, N.
“ Hut if lie wanla a fiyh*. I will
It a nearby M t o l . ; ' i ry;..
’ J. An ovrrheartrd stove was oo- fight. I will netrr let him dlruit*
tnr.
Miss Taylor and her attirney
said they decided to hold In abey­
ance any act ten on lhelr*psrt n
the matter o f divoico |rnm-Oingc
until aha had received "drfinll*
word* tram Dvmpecy aa to hit In­
tention.
MIm Taylor said Joy Dempsey,
brother af tha former Deleter,
rolled at bvr residence yvstrr-iay
but *h« had d*t lined lo mo h)m
and had referred him to bvr altir.
ney.
Ht
Attorney Bcotl said last night
Ih* as-ehamploaVlirvUi*- l.vd not
*oen him, bawsvar. The l-mlhrr
af lb* ana lira* ruler e f tba hemv*
lc* had jaat arrived from Reno

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b IWrtel ehtpeeepla repertea lo * » i » . Praeilcsllr ell ehlpmeate
eade). .April I*, m i.
iiwW t BImW. It tfaertri, riser.tl
Ids l&gt;. Callforala I. Tela I TI:
a j a M e e a a H tp e tee lie rare arrtvMi car* oaleadeA: Wl*.
-e.tr.lr*. seel. fee MeuSey.
sitolila stranger. ru m tO A . le.le,
rk rrsiee, in Ike rough. h * i fair
Total, to oaie isti seer
t e t i . N DtlMt aeelb
lew t l L « aoe. I It J ta, I Sue. re*.
k/l weak. Too tew a

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bagkhtMRfermee* with various
political party -Nadirs in an ef.

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etuek gulag Inlu ttursgo.

Shouse A p p e a l s
To C a l i f o r n i a n s
To D r o p Hoover

reetgmnipM got quickly about and
Ute Inkt night the wild), cheering
crowds became eo unruly polio
untlmbond tk«)e rifle. *nd fired
revolver* Inlo Uri.alr. ....
_ Fully 6000 men were marching
through the downtew a street*
partying rqd banner* and cheering
(Cootinned F » m F i n ohn)
the republic.
waa to the eMyet a relief txbeThe excitement wa* IncreaAd
d lU a n o f-g u iN U . rid P y -O em ir he a.rgmor iprded that the Ung
aad Taylor waa Wtpad eat -Men had abdicated. ■
*kdn •they tries earrenMed

is o n ;%ttm
T O NICARAGUA

(Conl’nurd frem Pag* 1)
~
Uty when leadtmhlp wa* polg-

ttulh -Nichols £stab~
lfahea New Speed
~ Record For Women
Through breath-taking adrrnture*.
two-daring New York glrla—one
Itll and slender end In her twen­
ties, the other petite blond of IK
-phase rlaen to a petition of pre­
eminence among all the'women til.
erf•la the world.
They drp now fighting It out for
Ahpreinaey— Ruth Nlrhel* In MV

Of eU-vhlllaitc*, -but feeling grows
Jalensrr, aad pfeJuJIcee are more
pronounced a* the rasuelty list
■raws. I f .eh* is loyal and piudaat,
the rleud ,way.pas*, r if she isn’t)
ihtrh Is eeitsln bwmlllaUaa ami
l dlstrM* ami- annoyance end embanorsment In stare. I hare writtdp her even mors urgently,"
,Th* ather latter said in peril
" I know she ta no (ierman InformWf, She touldn't be. Yet these
. thlaga have been reported." It
then swrested that HJlmH Wdeav0. B. Meuser. who was hrej or th*
Rod Craeo ta Morien at that tlm^
Mr. Hardiag wrote Uut "Ca4
V ie " ahrl "tsobelle," wh* Mr*.
-Fhllllpe said wa* her deeghter.
should not go lo Washington M
New York at any Ume because it
might add new - suspicion*. “Thb
Washington trip last yssr lead tu
ausplring Ibedt artlHg Wlnformec
(rldlcutwuu, af raarael and th*
■. kvsplcloh WO* •eOhlirtnhd l&gt;y the
long stay al the nival base At
Fort Jeffetomt"
T&lt;mend Its cteae, the tettkt raid,
— "i-baUeee, 1 know Carrie is loyal
and JiripfuL .But prejudice- and
phssldh* nth hat a t my commend.Mr*. FblUlpemsIsi tho gos-U
that Started the ''pra-tienwan'' ta
port, wa* rt.inerted wish hrr mtei'sludUat -at -her' howm her*,
o f aumh friends of-her daughiitr,
from Fikhf* Ahii KWhserihnd. The
daughter, menlluncd as “ liobellef*
tn the letter*, Is Mr*. William If.
Mathea, wife e f n.furfter consul
"Appaikhtiy aver-patriotic n ild a ta o f Marion reseated Ike fait
that Europeans mere gtiasly al my
home during war-time, Mrs. Phil­
lip* said,-."Tha whole .thing was
silly.” *
.
Mr*. Phillips Mid lha then Ken
a t»r 11siding's letters were writ­
ten ou&gt; of "waighharly Interest."
Mr. and Mrs. Harding and Mr. aaj
Mis. Phillip* bai been life-long
friends and unto m*,lc a trip
around tha world together. Us

"N ot only, hae nothing been
done, bnt we b«*a not oven had
any statement o f policy or princl*

clearly read Its mesnlng.
"Keen after two years you will
find people In different parte of
the country arguing from erectly
opposite viewpoint* whit.tha Pres­
ident realty thinks about lha tar­
iff, the farm problem, prohibition,
public utility control, and In fact
avery other major Issue that Is en­
grossing (he attention o f the na­
tion."
B* plaining that ''perhaps all
this has not been the sale fault af
your distinguished fellow Californ­
ian," Shouse continued:
.
"N o men can be bWhled for not
having been been or nut having
developed Into a major atetaumaa.
Dut II Is a «iueillan whether as­
piring to a poet for which one if
not -fitted may not bo ns bed a
public offense
as deliberately
neglecting the Jub tu which he ha*
KtUlned.
"A t least are had the right t i
hope thft Nr. Hoover would glee
the licit Ural was In him to the
greet service of hie exalted office
Our complaint la that he did aet
do so "
r'house eriticucd Hoover far
signing the Hmoet-llewley tariff
hill, for Isiulag “ Pollyanaa state
mint*” about prosperity and for
vetoing the Wagner eiupl-yment
bill.
.
.
"Our party," he added, "ha*
‘lately b»-»n as well organised or
as united at It Is n*w. We h*ve the
oppertanlty of making a clean
sweep of every branch uf the goveminent next ;**r. The only Udng.
that ran bring about disappoint­
ment
are
uver-confldenre
and a
ititiit w
asv «&gt;*«
*.... . - --ressstlnn of our preseat mllllaal
course.”

Ami not very .many days before
that, Ml*s Nichols had taken th*
red mnnoplana which now hold*
(hr*# speed records 2K.T4-1 feet up
aver Jersey City, thereby .break­
ing an altitude record that had
been previously held- IT
Mis*
Rmllh,
A* she teidml (adSyg Ills* Nlrhols said hrr next adventure woul-l
be an attempt -tn recapture that
altitude record, should Ihe official
reading 01 -Washington show thnt
Mist Smith wrested It nwoy from
GANUHTER SLAIN
her lost Thursday.
, flu for--net counting hrr lost
nltltdde record until official ward
NEW YORK. Apr. U ^ - ( A P ) .comae from Washington —Miss I rh stlci Dslley, 2H. Known to P«Hmfth has hung nn four world re­ lira *• a gangster, wa* shot sit
cords. two for ollltnal* and two fnr t me* and thrown fram an Au­
endurance. Miss Nlrhnls has held tomobile In the Bronx early y*»Ufterj One for altitude and twn fnr irrtley. He died In a hospital la
,‘ifHad. lost year she aet a world's the aflcrwuun after refusing I*
,reeonl for sputil for women flier* answer the question* of authorl" n ^ Ih W l -JtPt and. waeHeaat
IrsnernnUnentel flights and In tr'uei flying time on bar flight
frrtu lou -Angeles tu New York
brake all ireortls save Hurt held hy
MBNOMINKK, Mkti . Apr. U ..Tapi. Frank Hawks.
Mist Nirholt, early In her flr- (A IM - tows of m*ne Ihep
000 was suffered yesterday- when
lug-carrar, which goes tmrk about
four yrarr, arede Ihe first non- fire, which autoritle* eald they
.step flight ever made from New M levrd was Incendiary, d t»lro l­
l'd the A. W. (Wells lumlier mill,
1nik to Miami. - Miss flmith has wot -gone out and plant end spread to nearly
■ tier any speed records eo fa'r. 60 other buildings as wind scstter.
Twn years ago tkla rammer she m* embers.
planned a solo t Itans-AllanUt
flight. Her parents finally ran« ala seat oft th* feUowiag wlrai-sented hut her barker pulled out
"Splendid work, Elinor. Records
There's rivalry between that* must renstantly be broken If aeltwo, hut It's a friendly rivalry. alien Is to adeanra. My beet coir
Last Thursday night Miss Nlch- gra tula lions.”

* Mrs. PUIItpe said she'had net
known e f -she-delists instil thayi
ware reAd to bar yesterday hut the.
m oiled a telephone rsnvenaUen.
With Mr. Ha Ito w while he waeons lor, 1* which he made virtual­
ly th* *oin» eetnVrt* u rentalnm)
(n tha lettoia. She &gt;sU th* ieUetr
prahArijttpam wsidea (a l i l t . ( ,

BTbENT P A R T N E R S

IN

P R O P O L lT tO N fr

threatening hit U h M and .A**
com* through successfully on mom
than i m occolon.’ lie way do ib
Republican leaders defied t h e
Alftoso yesterday by (spuing ah
ultimatum In which they Mostly
demanded Immediate establish­
ment of a republic and broadly
threatened to Mta'dish on* by
forte If their desire* were net
granted.
.
•
'
flamor, that the kins .will ab­
dicate and perhaps lease Ppaln to
Ilea In London or Pari* perelatentI . sweep the dty. Govern meet of*
firiels seemed bealWerad
and
soma of the king’s rioseut advis­
or* frankly confessed they did not
knew what should Iw done.
Nlretn Alcala Zamora, one o f
the chiefs or the Deeimbst revolt,
fees an Interview lo the AmoclaU
e j Press In which he sari: j
*■ The king must ir* ImmrdUtbly. There la no other solution
Sunday's election* ere unique In
Hpanlik history. The country "ha*

n S H Q fiS
1C^*U
ranis Ikes wI
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wt.teVA.safJftf;
the led. day, nr Jill* A. U IS
need tu ISo*# In .reorAenrlaw, KaM f « r t l f i n a l «
h n r » t * » f e t I * W in n
rrthed property a 11 * » t i

T P s a id land being M*»#s*d.Tt
old eloleate tfnd natft'the crowds
Ik* del* nt Isanane*[el seek tirj
berame ilotons they had kept the methods and has taken Its first’ lirtrSI*
In Ike name (of fnknown,
ir.
mart hen muring - by slapping opportunity to do to. This I* a civ- I'nlws salt ihrlirtestd shell
\c
le**on
frem
th«
Hp^niih
pwplc
deemed
urrartlln*
to 1-t w. le* .ffn l
•ham an the hacks gnd laughing
will ls*«e thereon un the fain .|»e
In
political
self-educaliun.
The
re­
«r uey a . n - test.
wtth Owen. They di(| not begin fir­
ing-anti) sotne men In the crowd sult ha* surprised many Isit m'.
me
for
1
have
always
had
faith
ta
en ta It by-airplane from Man* toht hollou* whining Into the
all my people.
go*.
night shy.
.
V, n fKHMLAX.*. '
The Puerto C*betas district Is
The republlcnni and the soel*1- FINED FOR CHILD MAItRIACK
separated from the northwestern lata ero kg hbttlla to l»e La Clervn
■reds In which Randtns and his as to the monarchy Pcolf and they
dtilow (neorgenta Mvo been op- ham-already said that If he be- 'BBLflAU H . India, Apr. U-—
eritiag by- a wide • Hatch of eomea ygetnftr they will declare a (A P I—A megistiete yesterday
placed a heavy fine on n II ndu
general strike Immediately.
mother who permitted her 3-vearIn the light of this ultimatum
old daughter U become the bride
■dditlora; elgnlflranrr wa* attach­
of a 7-yesr-old boy. The line was
ed tn llgmanonu*' description t
for violation of the recoaU^eaactIto las Cterva'e ability to use
ed act against child marriage*.
fora*.
lb |a still peMlble that King AlCommletlaa. Mayor Irinnas' statad
Totnur will hot nreepl the Cabinet's
that the Comihlaaion would con­
sigrcitien that De l « ('terra be
~
T~
sider It Ul*r, and aehed that Mr:
__ J •%
’ -A t
■.
. 1 ..
• shed to fotm a government.
Woodruff prepare dati and fig ­
f
t
The trend dr popular reaction to
*4 *
ures coneerwlag the valdatlon and
the ttrpefillean triumph war graph­
taxea delinquent on tha peoparty
ically Illustrated tn the tone of a
he monthmed.
.
manifesto Unled yesterday even­
MANAGUA,- Nicaragua, AprFrank L. Mlliee asked seme
ing by the executive committee of
action on n letter which ha had 14 — (A P )— Halted flutes mar­ the eocltllml labor party, one 'f
tent some-vnoathe ago protesting ine' headquarters yesterday said ,lhe unit* which shared in I ho vic­
the seating a f Commissioner bytd they had reaelrad no official re­ tory at the polls.
and demanding that Abo -Florida port wMeh would confirm dis­
"A fter the smashing victory of
that
Power and Light Co-, contract patches ta F a u n a City
our Ideal* In the Kunday election, ’
LtOatonaat
Darrah
aad
Merge
ant
with tha City ho-daelitrad veri.
Taylor,
United -Mutes marine the tbkuMent tend, "we wilt op­
Before A majority o f three)
pose stienm-usly any ntlempl to
-pa, had borai killed in n bancommuted o f •CoariqUIfhwer* Iwhattask at Isigtosvn, In North- delay or prevent the realliallon
man. U ffle r aad Dumas, passed
of the will o f the people."
a motion that no action bo token
The uncompromising declaration1
Report*
that
CdyL
Herltn
Prfon Mr. Mlller'i ranursL Commlsv
wee taken as an Indication that
ley
had
been
kitlad
tn
amsunh
slentr Leffter oaid ha thought
the serial Isis ere ready tu- flgh*.
the Commissioner* should not con- (tear Lagtewn o* Saturday were tiny effort made to hinder the r*J
Prepared from
u,
shier tl)p lequemt,- eia** Mr, 'Milt qffjctally eocdlrnsad. v
tsMithmrnt ef a republic In Kpaln:
Ueuuaast DarsAh,- headquarm o d ir in a ijjg fb o
. r j
Shaken ns-never before Up th-t
fera’aaid. left Pukti-. Caheus 70 cnteklng repnbllden victories tee
and •root* of highest q u M
rentract was daclered cold. Com-. mftra from Lagtewn, with I I the mumrlpal elections. King AlHy, finoly p o w c W .
misstoner Lehman, said that It nstiiMHt'tuardrmen Saturday eve­ Imiso-s Ihrenr appearM doomed
th* bandit unless there deeeiops fcrtnltous
leokad to him like a "rase of ning slid engaged
folly cotaMniid. B art to
»our gr*p**"| and Ojmmission** into at two prihu: There were dement* art apparent at prttenL
t ^ d i ^ on tha tango* or
Spear eald that "w *'a re maldag bout' 136 men In th* attacking
Just how soon or-In what nay
ourselee* ridiculous, becauaa'aftar band, all armed with rifles and the-monarchy may end and n remade -into t tea.
\
rJUchirgtng Officer Kennedy' orir Inarkto* gwna.
pitbHc ‘ Iw - ru'ahllehed I* not yot
In n skirmish o n . Sunday one rime. Thk crash m»y bo postponed
a technicality In Ui* rhartrrj we
ara disregarding a cltlten wh# af .Darrah** man was wwuadedand It imry be nvolded bnt no neu«
Two marine airplane* «U» o l (m l observer in H o d rid can see
point* out to us that the charter
haw. The writing an the wall
I* being vlolatad. t*m ove&lt;Um t
oer altamay giee-ne aa ^iplahn munition to Darrah At ahuat noon stem Hmulay's balloting unmistak­
In th* mhtWt". • *
• v»-"c» &amp;uaday. Th* pilots reported when ably .decree* a rcpublic. Not even
The rommlisloners, after.heart they returned Uiat I l i m l i vrat the king's strongest supperters
ItHP* letter fram Dr. J. T, I M N s r pt tralllag thh- l^&gt;«Uww-»*ctoT and
appreved his suggestlen I M l' i l l was In telephone rammualcnJ
doge bo vaevtaatsd.
- J y V P tiew wrtts-Fweeto i nmssui
Unconfirmed report* from tb r
They also derided Iks- t v Adahour parking law should RAt&gt;n- east ebkdt'last evening aald six
fniewt, and Instraeted m ia L W h clvliltn. wire missing end■unac­
Hairs to et one* net I fly i-liyatlui counted for and it -waa feerad
mobile.owners that from Oa)i Aee*
Marin* headquarters Issued a
no*, east to Falmatto Avenue, the
parking law must ha ekeasanA flat denial ef Awi l hhr report thnt
Thl* move was In answer to-a re- 36 marina* luMUhhmt killed. O f­
qua*) from J. O. Laney, of Lanay's ficer* her* aald them were not
Drug Store that en amergeney that msav marine* on tha eaet
**
ptrktog ipara he "emptied In h f « » coast
of blh store.
Vl-I
Accordiag to a Uttar fram- th*
NEW' ORlsRANS,1' - Apr. N
Slat* Heard af Health, Banfasd'a (A P » - (- r . ,-A, 'Dgvia, - NtaetH
drithing water waa eald ta be "#*- marine raftkepr V t o n M tn I
ceptlenatly good Us taste aag qual­ national gemrg aMt At Stoeflri
Nicaragua,-“ In g «nAdi* dNp*&lt;
ity."
Tha Commissioners approved to' the AssrriateA ‘Pros* h*t* I
payment of a printing bill of a night WlHMrtof thw bailie e fNew York (tavern fer i t o I * . marinad wtU ttaWdtt* la NUa
covering the cost Incurred In print­ gua. repewtad (hat-'LleuL Q i
ing a brief of th* City’s rash la Roy Ddrr*H,-toe-Ahem appraU
th* Chase National Baak suit. •
Tiny alt* adopted a resolution
which authorised th* diecealUd)awra wnlll Dec. 1, af 61 timet

In that subdivision. •Mayor Du­
mas told thorn that action would
be taken a* scan m a .committea composed of O, P. Paxton and
Janie* Uoughtan had made a re­
port on eaaditlma -there.
Prank U Woodruff asked the
Commissioners If Ihky would be In
favor of trying ta have the l*gl*future pass a hill which would
allow the City ramtnlielenar* ta
reduce th* city HmKa by esrhtding several ddVdlvUtona and
tracts o f land whkh era said ta
be deriving tlttia or no benefit
from the tltyn Mr. Woodraff de­
clared that he waa tmaltie* that

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had racertad Rear-Admiral CBlgge, -who eepraeeated tke-Ual
Ftotos Vet era* A Bureau, tktm

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(B y Tka Associated Praia)
Eastern standard lime, p. m. unleu Indicated. (Programs subject
to last minute chance by stations.)
454.3—W R AP New York—***
(NBC Chain)
7:30, Voter*’ aerrice; 7:30, His*
tarical aketcbes; 8:00, Hand*non
»nd Crumit; 8:30, Coon-Sanden;
8:30, Bus leal
magatine;
9:30,
M a m Bakers; 10:00, B. A. Kolfe
arrtieatra; 11:10, Rapid JrattsJL
348.8— WABC New Y o tf— MU
(CBS Chela) &gt;
. 7:00, Frederick Wile; 7:18,
Hoase Betide the Road; 7:30, Barn
orchestra p 7 reft, DarMy amt Ruttn;
8:00, Pryor'* band; 8:00, Toplra In
k fttf) 8:18, Character reading*;
8:30, H. V. Kaltenborn, news; 8:4P,

I « * Norse; 9:00, Mhnto drama*;
0:30, Barlow orchestra; 10:00, Mr.
and Mr*.; 10:16, Rtchla Craig,
Jr,; 10:80, Radio playhouse; 10:00,
Henderson’s orehsstrs.
3948— W JI New Yerh — 790
(NBC Chats)
0:30, Liners orchestra; 8:48,
Topics in brief; 7:30, Amos V

hrities program; 9:30, Death Vdlley days; 10:00, Great cpmpoaeis;
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Foa» Comfort fti+klKrd, N iC i *■
« b«m at WJt;
9;00. Sim * tt W JI; lOfW, Spos- Paul White mafi'e PgfhUra, rloC:
8:90, FWnheim Frolic, NBC; 9.
n N program: 10:1#,. A l l #
MeKcaaen MaiktT M lfgttK f. 101.'
WJI; 11:00. Sport. WJI.
C; 9:30, DeatH V alle. Days, NBC;
418.3—WLW— TOO
10, B. A. -Haifa and. hit Lueky
« ! « . Same a, W « ; t i l l . Je*
Strike Danes Orchestra, NBC; II,
tors, W J I; 7:48, Sponsored proRoberta and Daffy. — 8trlnted
t r im ; 8:00, S.mr u W J I; •
taatrumen'kliati; 11:30, Crystal
Bubble Blowers; 0:00, Sponsored
Slipper.
program; ,9:18.
Variety;
9;3fl,
WBUF — Galaaoriri*.
Chronicle*; 10:00, Cotton Queen;
10:30, Same a. W JI; 10:48, B«&gt;&gt;
8, trank Watt, and Hla Ore he* New hall; 11:00, Variety
(IU tra; 8:30, Itadlo S e r if BTOk; 8:40,
Paul and Nolan; 0:88, Shtolff and
hairs).
Pullet Report!; 7, Paata I Currie
398.8— WJ R—710
0:30, Feature; 0:48, Mutleal; 7:- and HI* Floridian*; 7:30, Pan-Am00, Same aa W JI; 7:18, Hiawatha, erican Program; 8J8, Weather
Potfa; H:00, Sam* aa WJI| 0:30, Forecast; 8:39, Sign Off.
Bubble Btnwera; 0:00,.Bams «■
w bfeb — OrUnda.
W J I; 0:30, rhronltlee; 10:00,
C, Musical Moolis*'8:30, South
Rame aa W J I; 11:00, Variety ,(2
S4k Islandtrs; 8. Mu4it; .6:30, Or­
lando Gear and Part* Co.'* Auln
405.3—WHB—740
frtrything
J;00, Sponsored pi eg IO*»;
Same aa W J I; 7:48, Sam* aa WR­ Musical; 7, Timw signal sstart nporta
A P ; 8:00, Same as W J I; 8:30, W- announcement.* T.’ H .'LbiMr* iJtylE A F program; 9:30, Sponsored Obaerm ; 7:30, Whtcggiiris Barn
program; 10:00, same as W EA T; Orchestra, CBS; 7:44, Tthe DUnnIan*. Dlsle Network; 8,, Arlh’tr
11:00, Same aa W JI.

-t —
‘v 0:00, Oreheirtra: 6:48, Newi
broodcaat; 7:00, Sam* aa WABC;
7:18, f a r Heels; 7:30, Same aa W
ARC; 7:46, Hpnnsorrd program;
8:00, Same a. WABC; 8:30, Etch.
Ings; 8:45, Sketches; 9:00, Chronirlea; 9:30, Sam* a* WABC..
ACBOait

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»—Btr*

14—Part of “to ha"
I t — Qrlsatal tower
IT— Baby’s 9 m
syllabi*

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3*—Hold back
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33— Farad)!*

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34—Gained

I t —CpBUSt'
I t — Baglllb sthocl
* t —IDtliy grown

84—Baraga (rare)
83—Masculine

14-llutl

33—Poesetaed ol all
mantal facMltlaa
II—On* of Oewlal
It—Eight gaarta
17—Jamp aside frrtrr
fright
\

18—Price artwngementa
DOWN

I —Frighten

t t- K la g ot Abyislola
.1 .44—Danes
43—
la abla to
’ 41—Dirttea
41—pig pen
. 44—Over aad touching
47—Copy admiringly
44—American pracldent (Initial*)

1—Perfumed hair-

dreaalng
3—Otherwlu

i —Prefta; Nat
t—Round mass at
earth '
to—Past a kill
I I —Again
I I —Bpherat of • »
lim y
14—Mlnul* parlkl*
19—Lear* a railroad
train
31—Instruct*
11—Din
31—Repair* a mush
cal Inalrumenl
IT—Negallr*
39—Kind ot dancing
31—Having knobby
■use la*
31—Paaoas Parlslaa
dr*** dsalgnar
14—Railroad trath
14—Utensil for beatlog waur
37—Deride.

3t—Bailsra
European
41—Funeral Ire*
43BeUsail* Bed
44—
Agitata
47—Geologic ag*
41—Historical ag*

4—Gypsy

4—Girl-* asm*
i —Aaasrl
7—BuddbUl pillar

II —Eastern State
labbr.)

I I —Impersoaal

pronoun

IM .i— W II AS—810
7:00, 'Cello, Colonel*; 7:30, Sam*
as W J I; 7:48, Sam* a* WF.AF;
8:00, Same gs W J l; 8:30, Same
as W EAF; 9:30, Concert progrim ; 10:00, WEAK
program)

348.S—WDAE Tampa— I I N
6:16, Variety; 5:30, Hmlttts'a

OLD P A P E R * FOR BALK— Far
W A N T ANY^IIruJ o f work. Am
wrapping and parking porpoesu
capable. *HaVe wife and family
and not one dollar. Sand answer
Apply H r raid O t fW
809 E. 3rd SL

••BABY CHICKS Low prices 18
breeds ready now. Send for
catalog. SYLVA1N HATCHERY,

Tampa, Fl».'
n c ^ W e w m vat
IIN N lA PLANTS ready In set.

WANTEtICW.r-Bniril' by elderly
gentleman, private family. Alldtes* Chamber Commrrce.

LIBERAL ALLOWANCE on your
old battery. 3ID W. First St.
Condemned
WANTED TO HUY
I h i u m . Apply Jim Hob Levin, Ht.
I Boa 92.

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readings (CBR) «:g0, Haw/Un
aarenndars; 9:3g, Jtouthern etafs; nf inch f f r ^ M |p ■ | r In the
0:30. Mns Fieher’e i.rtheJtrr; to-.- name &lt;4 UM snsii Vnlso
30, Pars mount Public Playhouse
nx d#*tt will IaaIiw' |h#T**rti
loth, d a y i»f A in II A,
!&gt;,,
(CBR); 11:00, Fletcher Henderson
and orchestra
(CBR);
11:30,
ii my i»ffIi lit ftlatnitur* And
Dance music.
i Ih* itrd. day uf March
• II,

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IB-— A w r l m p u For Rent

TO A D T B R T T IIM
A A fr a id
n g r s—slaOee
thsveaghly familiar with r i l f a
rslee aag alam U M tlw bln
■he yea rempleto taraemaUea.
Aad If yea wUW th.y will dm
alsl yea la warfla g y*ar w*gt
ad t* asaka It mara * f far tire.

FOR RENT: Thrasher. lApari
ment*. 317 Park, phon* 443.
FOR R E N T : Three roor
ment. Futniiherl. 112
A veH Phon, 23H-W.

HKMINOLK FIBH *
POULTRY MAREBT
Phone 989
Fish—Chlekrwa

BICYCLES A R E PA IR S

A N G E L ’S n A R B I
Optn 10 A . M. to
Itl. Hanford A O

C o ffe e

Open 5 A .

UR1N K S LU N C H E S
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llilbart’a Eaatsr
Candies.

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FRU ITS A
VEG ETABLES

Htrvfrt. PFotto

ARCADE M ARKET
Cheapest (a Town.

SIGNS
R. N. N IPPH R
Rigna. P h A * M S ,

Repair*— Haftalsklag
HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired
by on* who rtally know* howl
Briggs, Jrweter, Mag. Avt.
CELERY LANDS

FOR

BALE;

Ready for crlery rrops.
I**rDr. W. K. MsrlKlUHALI,, CHI- (eclly dra Inet! 8, 19, nr mere asre*
RUl’ ItACTlUf. la now located at Nn rash re&lt;iiiiird from r**t*&gt;n.
hit rcaldenp* In Floral Heights, slble buyer*. Fr*hk L, Fargudon,
Hotel Valdes.
, ,
H. Sanford' Phon* ROH-M.

Khtnlc
FO U ND :— 1981 Florida Auto L i­
cense T a g Nn. 890*990. I .oner
may have same by ratling at Heraid office anti paying for this ad.

WANTED TO buy: Well loratnl
high ei*»s residence property
Must tie n tungaln. Apply Cal
houn's Department Store, S&lt;W
Sanford Ave.
_
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Upholstering.
PALMKR’B
&gt;■•39 Arcade
PR IN TIN G

shoe

SECOND H A N I

14 jta r a Job Printing la
Rnufcrd. .
_
H AN PO tU i V cU .. H N G CO.

818 Banfard A f .

VEG E TAB LE
IN U K I'R N D K N T
GROWERS ASSO C IATIO N
R oom 19
Phone 819

W AN T TO (rod* Orlando proljei
1979 M()DE1. A Ford coupe
ty (ur Celery grnuiiir. JbsS'Plur
t295.lHI, lain mode)
clirvrrdii k ell^ jl^ h L D ra n g^ ^ cC j^ J rh y^
sis, iimpe (396. Reel A Sunt.
Myrtle Avr.
26— Mtscrllanfous For flftlf

*T used to h a rt aarar* hi
ha* each month.'* write* 1
vary Heap*, of I I I Lincoln
arnnamh. On. ” 1 suffered a gi
sal The pain to my bead aeei
&gt; run down th# back of my m

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WJAX — Jacksonville.
TUESDAY, A PR IL 14.
6, Murids 8ta‘.e Marketing Rorrau; BiIB, Boulwell School of
Saaophonea; 8:46, Evelyn and
Harvey, Csppa; &lt;1, Cary Ca’i pro­
gram; 6:30, Studio
Program:
6:48, Literary Digest’s toplra in
Inlef by Lowell Thomas, NtiC; 7,
Amo* 'n* Andy, NBC; 7:16. Sou­
thern Dairies (E. T.&gt;: 7:30, Phil

II flat tenor aas*'

For
h a l e
iia r h a in s .
phone. A Huesthrr Inslnroient,
1929 M.Nlel A Kuril Tudor, *376i Httnd (ondltlrn. (6tl. Phone 443.
1929 Hudson Sedan, eirellrn t;
1929 lluilsun t'liach, flue)
11*00 USED TIKES tonight nnd arid
fiultk spsirt roadster, ap iffy; IU.ni
.’till W. Flrat SL
Oraham-I’ aige, atamiard ala dc
FOR S A L E : Refrlgeralur. dining
luae. Kent Mulur Co., phone 17.
table, rla chairs, four riwker*.
two tods, lawn rnnwi-r ami swing.
4 ^ B u «ln «M _ H e rv | c ^
Ami many other Article*, B1*
_________
.
L A N F .Y ’H D H U G
R T O U B — Pre­ West 17th St.

scriptions, magailnca, fountsln
FOR SALE: One fine young Jedservice.
PROMPT
dellverlea.
ary m lk iuW. Phone 722.
‘
Phone 101.
FDR SALE:
Furniture, electil*
refrlgeralur and alnvr, office
BUILDING ULOCKS-Irrigation
boars an I general crmrrt work. nml garage ei|ulpnu-nt, fishing
Miracle Concrete Co. J. K. Ter- tarklr, trsrilrll tr.ida. 4ntt Elliot]
Avr.
willager, Prop. 3rd end Elm.

By John Devlin

UOOY DOT DOPE
MOUkR*nAAUUMU

MORON, BK ?

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CRHAMfiRY

INSURANCE;
:• ( *J ' N. F’ irt

S F M IN U L L

CREAMLHY
Th* determination to remain 'optimistic la not an
excuse for failure to fare
fact*.—Rosaen.

CONFECTIONERY
Clgara—Tetmccs*—Caniisg
Msraalaeo— Feanlalg
Drlnka—Haodwlcbes

RUIIOW'H FLACK
I’rlnrroa Bldg.

First Rt.

"The rtian »&gt;&gt; utlllie*
his leisure uy studying -at
In.me nights |s usually ncrraalng hi* ahlllty, I ran
aubtcrlbo to that method
because I studied that way
and know it* banafil*.1'—
Walter P. Chryaler.

Four western rollroada
have put mlnfkHtr#' aadb
fountalpa In thslr 4|uft
cor*.- How and Why MW.
Hlleneg
ynur .'8*8
trouble* by llaUhlng l a ,
rom# nn* elsg's, Thbn hg
alad that gists *r# you*—
How and Why Mag.

CAFE

DRUG STORES
C AM PB E LL DRUG CO.
fee. are. at. s Mae sail*
Preaerietlea WarW a Bpeetoltr
Vtall ear Uwr lee foot Sana.

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Hherntsn wa* shot, stabbed,
kicked, and beaten Into Ri­
sibility In th# furioui mslee, but was nor seriously
hurt.—New York Wurld.

Leant what

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RADIO REPAIRS

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FOR SALE:

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FISH and PO U LTRY

L E G A L NOTICES
n o t ic n

II8 J — WMHH. Tampa— 1170
8:30, Theater news, announce­
ments; 6:30. string music; 7:00,
Dinner music; 7:46, Tribune spell.
*»tr beet Orlt, Memory Book; 9;IH), Music of the Masters; 10:00,

WMAT9 W 4 » m -TWO AN ’ A
rtAvM BU CKS 7 M S N K
RUSB W R O H T T t x m - t

THE ARCADE
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY

I Sc per Huron. Mr*. C. It. Kiriley or Mr*. H. K. Squire*.'

GM Gold Numerology, CflS) 8:30,
Certified Tunes and Jihgtea; 9,
Luelua Duncan, Concert Violinist;
■J:30, Music Club program; 10,
Dance program; 10:80, Paramount-Publlx Radio Playhouse, CDS; 11, Ftelrher Henderson ami
hi* Orchestra, CBS.

&lt;■*»!► Nn. IT. rtMlrel Ihr fn.l liny nf
Julr A l». 1*21. It** fllr.l m M r#r*

11:00, WJI, features.

uaUon.ffanti

WANT AD RATES

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W h ite H o u se A f te r
Was brought stout h r a KepubItcwn victory In yvvtafday’a MgA tte n d in g F u n e r a l
nklpsl elect .'on. lie etll deride
O
f N ic k Is o n jc w o rth
this afternoon whether te *esud announce the rvwlgualWASHINGTON. Apr. 13—&lt;API
•if I hr re members of Uq
cebtnel which-were tendered thl#
»president llivvcr wa* l&gt;ark &lt;n
ng. The ta ir r s w a il wih a f a ^ a p i i s U r uu ( f a inn i t L j t o r g
*tw the fare M ■weepr
la g rapuhllraa ■ atorltlea while h* st'cnited the funeral of Ms
petoimal lilrrwl amj |mllDwal ally.
th e republicans are sltllaa light
awailiag Ihe Klag’s decision. If
Nlclola* Ismgwnrth. speaker of
th* govern went ranre'a th* elec- tha |l&lt;*u&gt;e H r the past six y«nr*;
lisas Ihe oppeeitlen • b*ll#vra
The presidential sprc'al att.ved
that the people will flghl.
g l7 A- M., snd Ihe ehlef t smotlve
anil Mtn. Iliiove- Immedutcle went
MADKIlf Apr. IL -H A P l — tn the Wh le House. Tho return Dip
Republicans in at least two \Vrd» wa&gt; ma.’e leteurel) whh *♦•&gt;!»• "A
of the big cities In Spain y«-»tn- a number i.f |da e« Inna enough
day rtdled up sweeping iiiajetltk-s far Mr. and Mr»- Hoover te make
In the first munlc pal cIpcIIoi^ hack platferiu appearances.
Bpala has had In right yvars nod
Th# President now te fsce-l with
government Ica.lrrs. c.-nfntinjel • busy round of »pe c' r,&lt; ' ,,r,'r ;B
by the unexpected delewl j a l ’-ered the next tw r iUy«, an i al'i, the
tv ri-n what was to le d m about pleasant duly nf thr. wl.vt ••«« «*e
U.
fit.l (sail In the opening game of
Today liter* te to he an lh* American l(ragu.’ season hepentotgrney meeting ,&lt;f t..c- cabinet Teroday between AVnshlngton and
and resignation of the entire min­ Philadelphia.
istry seemed an Imminent pv*,lThe first address will b* at Ihe
hillty. It waa posslli.r' nls* that opening session of the
annual
Klag Alfonso might erabllsh e meeting of the ’Amer'ran lied
military dictatorship to ch*&gt;k any Cross. Tuesday n &gt;on he will ad.
tendency toward revulntioa -vMrh dress a meeting at the Pan-Amer­
might lie Iniplred uy the teptlill- ican union. Apr. 14 was set n«rde
ran victory at the pulls.
as Pan American day last year In
The Count uf Knmsn-inet, for­ a presidential proclamation.
eign minister In the cabinet nf
Upon returning from thr Lall
Prirm trr Asnar anJ III* r.rhost game In the afternoon h- w II d«(Continued on Page 4)
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CHICAGO, Apr.' IB— (AP) —
T A L L A R A S 8 B E , A p r. .11
.^ io iu jo f
I th a r houae to d a y , b u t ra y r
No w o rk t h a t w e a r e f e t t l n f
M an y c a n n o t under*
w h y . ao eh a
tre a t
Jr o f re p re a e n ta tiv e a ,
(tiw 'o n e a . rem ain*
e r . In
th «
c a p ita l
w hek^nd. b u t
i n f th e
t s p f to
u n d e ra ta n d ,
rftm See how busy w e a r*
r. Root of U m t who ere
aro from , the counties that
__ quite a dUUnce away, and
than there ar# many Ilka myaelf,
who are new .'M d dealr# la f a r o
[all we caa, awl a t tha asm* tiara
pllah something. ‘

A fter terrorising two Gold Coast

Jcoortr. B n i t of dnrofcML-

her* wa* trapped a t tho L’ AI glow
w f l early ywataiilay and two of
th rir number thot to death aa 400
horrified gneatt looked on.
.
Three of the men. after panting
■ companion outside the 1,’Aifloa,
farced their Way Into the place
and horded goc*ta along tha 'tell*
room walL
&gt;*
Tho trio had begun dripping
gueati of Jewels and yiluablie,
When Frank Abler, head waller,
and a fotmer.German army sharp­
Shooter, appeared armed .w tb an
Jack Ihunpacf- luim er heavy­
automatic shotgun.
Reaching a *p«t that pU&lt;e«l weight rhamplun of the world,
guaata out of range. Ablor opened who today admitted to newspaper­
that he was in llrno for the
fire, the fir*l blast killing cne man
purpose of , securing a divorce
bandit. The other two cent a vol­ from Ihr beautiful KsUfle Taylor,
Every membfu &lt;4 0 * )fbuaa and ley of platol bullet* a t Abler, wno. mnvle actress. Ills iranagsr ssui
•sa le v aa presented With aery crouched on one knee anaw errj that MDs Taylsr sent him them.
Appropriate M tth ChUM* hjr tha (hot for shot.Aa the second bandit pitched
Rpartm Thenter here; Tha boat
part or tho trinket la, k t w r , forward ahot through the head,
(hat It admits yop and year wife tha aunrlylng member of the trie
pa tha thootor at any and all ttmaa Imped through a window and ta*
during tha aeaeleik It la eery at* raped In a car driven by tho ac­
Ftrmclively nteda. on* q?d* display- complice who had remained on
■Inf a map a f Florida. Each mam- guard.
Daring tha death duel, panic
r tor's M ate l*1 a n tra rad on tha
th l* look. Ilk# thaea reigned In tha ballroom and in the
a t went a tax on a a dining room upstairs^ Women O n e M e a n u r e S e e k s T o
•creamed and fainted, an d . men
tlon picture tlrita^fa' &lt;,
lulled about. Order was fJnalijye- l l e d u r - N u m b e r O f
restored after the orchestra struc!
* Ralurday and tha Itata offices up a tune and the din or the music
1
J u d ic ia l
C i r c u i t s
' an&gt;l tho gill* ’*efl##a all* tam ed toae above the furore.
I wet for ft half-holiday.
TA1.LAHAKHEE, Apr. IS. —
The slain men were Identified
While ScmlnoU County's, two
HOUFTON. T*xa*. April 1 3 .aa da met rtliaeh, 34,'and Chariot (AP) —Measures to reduce' to 21
m
, ....................
E. Nelson, M.
ihe number of Judicial circuits, to representatives Qrd. W. Mrltory ( A PI—Two men were kilted late
Hudday aa lh i right wing of Ihetr
7*UehHur 'ttF » r A a«m i~ attemlft^ appropriate (T.U0AOO f rr 'a - e la n - 1 and L. P. Hagan have.' been »
that wq will W
police said, ihe quartet staged danl righl-montbe .school ternu t v* In alfalrs In the house of rep- plan# hark ted when a left nank
resmtatt'Jrp
at
TallaAiasswe,
anIn lto:"L *p4 i t .
whs attempted and Ihs -ra ft fell
holdups at tha Mariboreugh and
, with, tha Sanford Garde
Monterey hotels. / A t each place and to name a apvtnth aupr*mgj other name, familiar to many real­ to earth.
F U t^ r Sh#W. P«d Frad guest-, and employ** w an terri­ court ju«t!rr led the bills into the * its of Sanfvrd, hat been u rn
Tha victims werr h l - t s l I f s s
In ntw , dtepatches roming from Gellln A. Munson, 30, and W. II*
•a 'exhibit of the Maad col- fied by intox'rated men nourish­ Banal* thl* morning.
' -lion of hybrid amaryllis- AU of ing pistols. Only a amall amount
Th**e three w ire offered by Tallaha. re during the past few I'nitman. 21. Munson was piloting
aia flowara make the followlny cf money wai obtained at the two Cetirn, uf liushnelh Th* judirial days.
th* ahlp which fell withi.l UHO
It Is that nf Representative A. yards of hl» homo un the out­
)ta n by Edwin Maikham mo.** betels.
reduction mrasurd provldrs thst 0 . Kanner, of Martin county. Mr. skirts of tb* city.
prapr'ate to Florida than a ra n
Judges ami •talas attorney, now In Ksnner, who la serving Is , third
filer*' onra, hy April btfOeaa blown.
HODUB. N. Y . Apr. 13. -(A P )
office continue until their terms term ss legislator from that coun­
Yna rama. 0 yallant do laoa,
rxplrr or thalr efflce 1* vacant for ty, te a sun of Mr. and Mrs. flias. - Hugh Hhlpley, lit. Putneyvllle.
Majlr.l up th lt friendly ocaoq
test Homer Potwlne, 31. KsmIus,
Other lemons. In th* school bill Ksnner, Il'JO hanf ml Avenue.
• atrdM l ' s'Ihe amounts already going to the
lie was born and raised here, (Anplo)Wk of the Boise garage lent
Td ft ad' tho w«IU at anriaa*.
public free school fund front state and a , *'Abey" Ksnner te well wrto killed In* an 'airplsnr riath
’ J ppoaq
I
sourer* mould lie dadurtrd from known to long-tlmr ivei.ient, of here Sunday. Itnliert Ump*.— fh7
fountain by tW poria sung,
The April term of Judge Jame&lt; the s| pioprlatlon.
this eily. lie graduated from Han­ pilot, was uqlnjurrd.
rra U fa and lev# ara avar
Gvtsrn also had a bill te alK’tish ford lllgh School In lu ll, a mem­
U. Sharon's County Court c'oaed
ynung.
.
IIARBROUG*HT~1HEIGHTS. N.
ou foned It not. O F r i t * . hrd ln-so-far-aa the actual trial of cas­ cspltal ponishuteat aarspt where ber of the second graduating class J.. Apr. 13 - (A PI—William H ails
the
defrndsnt
Is
ccatrlctrd
on
teses was concerned, when, late Bat*
of thst »ch &gt;ol. Follow ng sllm d 47, of Ridgewood, N. J.. suffered
T»t.
th a j Vsart uiday afternoon a Jury brought in Union) of eye witnegses or whrr* ancr at the University of North a frs turrd skull ami a shallatod
wrlla that
u verdict of guilty In Ihe ruse of Ihe trial Jury raeammandrd spee- 1. 'aiolina, Mr. Ksnner entered Set- right teg Sunday when his inonoforget, .
. .,
Ara waiting h a m -fa n ovar hero. James MrClennon, colored boy, Ifiially death,' Another G etirn hill son University lu*w H.hnol, grad­ plsne crashed from horl feet In
hrouglil a second income tax pro­ uating with honors.
With toeeh of aomo, Immeitnl charged with petit larceny.
sight nf more thsq luno s|&gt;eclaThe Jury was composed of Karl posal into tha Bcnate. The mas*Ills first actual law esprrlrnc* tors. **
aphera, .
'
urr is similar te that' proposed by
Dsal,
C.
M.
Boyd.
8.
E.
Norwood.
Far Kara halow than# iklaa af gold,
was gained in Jhe -law o fflrr, nf
Th* plane wa* one of flvp of
W. I. Tyler, J. E. Singletary, and t;* y D r ffary laat KTWIU - '
We hara forgotten to grew old.
former Governor John W. Mar­ French make whlrh I'hailr* LaA.
D.
Smith.
The
state,’
representI’ulilliatlon of delinquent lav tin. at Jacksonville. About five vine brought t„ the United States
Haro In thin land whom all tb r
by Prosecuting Attorney John Hits in newspapers would La abol years age, he movsd te fltuart, several years ago..Roy Ahearn
Houre.
" V. .. ■ v .vj 'J , ad
Danre by ua, trending upon flow* 0 . Leonardy, Introduced Ellen M. Uhril under a bill by Getirn whlrh where he has prsrtired law eeer was killed July 111 when another
Dolllson, Martha I).
Johnson, seeks merely the publication of
since as a member of the firm of of them fell.
i pbore poowi by Edwin M**k- Gerdea J. BameU, J r , and |lea- notice of th* sates of delinquent Smith and Ksnner.
tries Peoptes, as witnesses, while tax xrtiflratc* which would bo
MILWAUKEE. IVI.„ Apr. |3 ._
which,*hy tha way. la an* tha defense Introdured U R. Me puldteknl one* a weak for four
Jlouia reroute for the past two
tha walla nf tha beeu- Qulllsn. Uyaan Orr, and Jamas weeks. I.sndoamars whose tears terms reveal that Mr. Kannet has (API—George Weln. chirr pilot
for th* Curtiss-Wright
airport
Maw* Building In Mrplrnncn as wltnaaaas.
have set been paid sreuld he re ­ been active In promoting the in her*, and his mechanic, Carl Jsntx,
bring a t all te tha
Judge Sharon f.ned him |3 and quired te rrgard th* noli** suffi­ terrsts not only of Martin rounty wsr* killed late Hunday uhrn tho r
of what a wondarful costi, following which hU alter, cient warning. .
and lower H o ld s, but Ihe lyitlr*
the airport,
re. ThU appl e* to nay aanounrtd that h* wduld fllw
state as wrsll. Among the fills l-lane eraslird st
Anolhrr
Getien
bill
would
iv&gt;oorthvrost uf the city.
far a t God-mad* motion far * new trial.
which
he
has
offered
Oil*
year
dues legal adrertiulng tales froin
Th* crash occurred In view of
Judge Bharca will today rule on one dollar an Inch for the first are: a bill seeking a rinstitution­ hundrads of persons, some of
tho motion for a new trial In tha Insertion te M cents for a single al convention and a bill te amend whom had taken trips during the
Thp* . ra ltra a - Wgialator ami McCtannen rasa, aa wall aa th* column with additions I Insertions the renatitiilh-ll prqridl"«
*hat afternoon in the five iwssrngrr
• petkar pro-taw this aaoalaw h Boater caa* which waa tried lari 2* iwnis each.
persons shall not be tried for esp­ monoplane.
•
laat, llow. Henry 8. M w , Tuesday. ,
.Senators Klag and Hodge, plf* ial trim s, without Indictment by
of PaUlka. commented, te
The following rases war* con- seated ■ rwsotuttea * te errat* a a graad Jury.
.
lh**a Una* thl* morning, tlauad until n ait lermi th F. GrotHe has been elected as thalr- R u m - R u n n e r I n K i l l e d
KlrrUta
century
m
f
program
com­
•tria d that It w*n the lira* by, paaaing a wocthlaam cheek; mission la take charge of the Flor­ m»n of Judiciary "lY* orum lttre,
In A u to W re c k S u n d a y
a t h# hiWW,*t * mamhee /a ril end Edwin Goodwin, tsklng ida eiMh t at the Chicago World* and Is a ranking member of (hr
I mi:Mm Imdy attempting U write fish with aa unlawful* dark*; fair la IMS.
following committee*: finance and
MACON. Ga“ ~Apr. I*. — (AP)
»u*h aa thta. la addlllah te bit f i l l s Lawux, posiesslar liquor;
transportation, —Aa alleged whiskey runner wax
Tha Bcnate went Into executive taxation, water
tutor work, bet aa long aa I think ** Gardner, aaaeult; Ran Wood­ setaloa at noon U ceusldar a list canals and drainage, cities and killed and hi, companion an,| ala
's operating a track wit Seat a of IR suspensions by the governor. Imen,, constitutional amendments, »lh«r person* Injured near here
f t Mary Bream, piwasssliu The secret sesatef &gt;m«trd SS min­ and motor vehicles and carriers. yesterday •• an automobile report-'
IL fO *il»a U. Mr. Mae*
Ij Chia. F. Gordon, petit tar- utes with no announcements hnl
,» newspaper maa has*
cd by polk* to have been load*)
K**Wy,
Uy, di«posing of reports wets that the suspensions
with liquor collided with another
---A.Qu*a; NoUn Fora, wars tofarrod te a committee for
W alter C. lies, no, M*ron, wa*
'{ l i w t . e s t r e a t a
***
white his companion, l-soii
g charge of
also of Moron, wto orI’lTTFBU
KO
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.^Pr.
IX
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IN
■ ' capias was
er arrest at a hospital
—Doiiortau* gw* released In Ihe
far, her srrssL
WEMP FALM BEACH. Apr IT bssamant of a Nerthstde apart­ whef* he waa taken.
, pleading guilty
The ethers injured were Mrs.
—(A F J-F Ifty vohuitaars. includ ment house te kID mats yvaterdsy
aaooalt and battery, J v . l t wens*a. bar* dews le t ,kln brougkt death te turn women when Fannie M. Tharp*, no, of Dry
•H
"
po that Mrs. K. M. Drake ran k sts fume* spread Urrwegh th* build­ Htaatk, O s- M. H. Jones. 36, Dry
•r*erKant, Mrs. Junes and
tha u*o t f he* arms and hand, ing. Threw ether persons seer* ovthrp* children of Mr. and Mrs.
* he wa* b o n ed la an etpleslon of
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Former Resident |i
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Busy In L egislaiw
If 6 Aviators
A ffa irs A t Capita Throughout Nation

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County Court Ends
With Negro Youth
Receiving Sentence

Ant Poison Gas Kills
2 Pittsburgh Women

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Republican Victories In HOOVER PUNS American Writer Forced
To Leave Russia Because
Spanish Election Presage
BUSY
DAYS
OF
She Joked About Stalin
'Crave Times For Country
/SEEKS DIVORCE

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BERLIN, Apr. 13.—(A PI—Eve
Carrot* Giady, an Amerhan msg•tin* writer, wu* expelled from *uViet Russia, bc.ausc of p &gt;&gt;Le ,he
told at the rs|«a*s uf Joseph Hlalin, -he (lettered i;&gt;. n her arr.val
pete from .Mu,cow ycMrrday.
Th* article which aroused thy
govornment’* anger w «, published
In an Amrriralt magatlm- and we*
entitled "Fee R u - l i ami Die
l.tughlng.” Iter' hu-band.. William
IL Gr.dy, a cuusulUng engine*'
of NVw
* 1 T v ^ OSy
.
o wa&lt;
arlth .'nslructionk ro "keep your
a If* out nf Russia.'* lie was rut.
ployed lu the Soviet Union as un
engineering rx|HTt.
The aneivlnl* which Mrs. Grady
*a&gt;s I* "going the rounds" In
Moscow rvlated th st a Jewish boy
•sled a stranger from drowning,
whereupon th* grateful stran g tr
told him to a,k anything he w.she l a»'l It would lw granted.
“ I am powerful, I am Stslln,"
ho was said to have remarked.
Thr liny, quite overcome. go«p*d
and then raid:
“ If you are really Hlalin, then
don't tell anyone it was 1 whv
lavml you."
Mr*. Gr«dy expressed surprise
that Ihe foreign office so ftankly
•isr-s-ifirsl th* Hlalin joke as the
grounds for expulsion instead of
naming sums broader reason for
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N U M B E R 17S

WOMEN WETS
i
i S ALL' WET
Head OfGroupAarainBt
Prohibition S ta te fl'..,
Wet Candidate WiU f ;
Win In *32 Election ^
WASHINGTON. Apr. I*
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WASHINGTON—A new and
(specially |H,sed portrait of Mm*,
von 1'rittwltx und Gtaffon, tho
atthartlvo wife of Herr F’rcdefkh W. von I'rtttwlta und Graffon. German Ambassador to tho
United .Slates, photographed a l
the Embassy In Wathington.

STATE’S DIVISION
INTO 5 DISTRICTS
Nicaraguan Rebels
Shoot Marine Corps IS MCRORY PLAN
Captain III Ambush;^

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Reprenentativc

dldate. If oppoaed by a wot,
would inert defeat In 1D32
\r*n made yeaterday by
Mm. Charles II. Sabin, ehalrman of th e women’s organ- '
Ixation for national prohlbltlon reform .

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This statement clashed directly
with tha forecasts of woman dry
IrmJess meeting here, and wai laterpretrd In some quarters as thy
sta rt of a major engagement I
tween women wets and drys.
Preparing for the second an­
nual ufeellng here Tuesday of that
organisation, listed as represent.
Irg 300,000 women, Mrs. Sabin
sit IJ Its members would not go to
the White House, ss did th* wo­
men dry leaders, line* Presides'.
Hoover "repeatedly has ,sahl he
opposed repeal of the eighteenth
amendment.”
v
Meantime, the woman's nation- ■• •
al committee tor law rntorrrm int,
lead by Mr*. Henry W. Peihody. , ,
com ludrd • three-day confeienss ' '
with a prayer mdotlng. At It pray­
er* were offered tor President
Hoover and for "the misguided op
ponrnti" nf prohibition. l.ri&lt;ter*
nf th* law enforrrmant comndttM,
announced *• an affiliation of or-. ,
ganUatlon* with a membership a t
12.000.000 women, presented to ' ^
President Hoover on Friday •
composite report on prohibits*.
. uf
, support
With It was a .pledge

MANAGUA. Apr. IX—(A P)— j
W ill I n t r o d u c e B ill
c a n . Harian ivfiey. u . ». ti. c . ,|
B e f o r e L e fifls la tu re
ws* killed hy insurrrnks in the
.........hills nf northern Nlcataguq Halplans for the Introduction of a
uiday night, and reports reached 1-,&lt;(j which, the author says, would
hen-Hunday lhat a small &lt;l-tnrd- d,rWj, , hv
lnlo -.f(y„ c 0ument „r mar no* s*nt Into lh . ..Is- | | W ,an. | |tj, |r)cf, lhnl wIU u M
tr k t was fighting off an It sur
grnt Und whlrh had surrounded near equal In p^-ulattea •• th . P#I:.
, - -v
I'ofley was killed h« hs lipt id
Into a house al Logtnwii. tl a rail Uhws.ee Hurnhy hy O*oig« Whit
head of tj llragmsn'e Itlutr l.um- field Mrltory. Mr. McRory Is the
chairman of the house census ap­
I r r company nest Pnerta t a'x-xas.
committee.
(k corporal named Morale* ua* portionment
Under the prurteluna of th*
^grounded.
,
proposed hill, Ihe districts would
Whan word of the Jintmih he made up as fnllows;
renrheil Puerto Cabeaas Lieuten­
District No. 1.—Tnonlies of
ant Darrah took a small |-atrnl rharlotte,
..r. DeKota, Hardee. Illgh-j, Gwlng te th# fact that th a ‘At
toward Ixigtown. la te Hunday Unite lllll-tx ri»nuh. Manatee. Pin- Untie Toast Line has removad
night the manager of th* hm.lwr ella«, Pulk and HataMt*.
several dally trains from IU Jack- r
company Informed the m.trin*
DUtrirt Nn. 2.—t'uunllvs nf Al- •onvdte-Tantps run hy the way of ,
headquarters heir that
rtsiTah nthoa, linker, Bradfonl, Clay, Cel Rantoyd *0 that there are now on­
hod hern surrounded ami tha: two omhU, Dlsie. Duval, Glkhttel, ly two trains dally entering San­
of h's patrol ond hern rap.uied.
ford from the north and two from
(Continued un Page 4)
'Ihe report could not he mm Inerd
Ihr south, Postmaster J. P. Hall .
and headquarters were in*linr,| to
announces the following change*
think It rxaggetalrd.
In time of delieery of mailt
Sundi) morning, howreer, i.n*
Mail from southbound train
other patrol went tn Darren's as­
number 73, whlrh at rived In San­
sistance and two bomb ng planes
ford at 1:60 A. M. and north
look off front the Manxgus field.
hound train number 70, which a r ­
The tl. 8, H. Asheville ss.' r-l|H,ltrives In Hanford at 2:60 A. M.,
ed steaming front Panama to pro­
WASHINGTON. Apr. IX—(AP) will be in lh* Postuffke boxes by
tect Puerta Cabetas white the.
et least 7:30 o'clock each morn­
Demand tor th* t#*ignalinn of ing.
marine guard was nut.
* •
t'lairm an Rasknb of Ihr ItemoMali from southbound train
T r a d e B o d y T o C H oohc rratlc Nat nnal Committee was number VI, which arrives In Han­
made b&gt; Mrs. Jess# W. NlehoL ford al 12:60 F. M , will be posted
N e w G o v e r n i n g B o a r d tun chairnun of tlw national wo­ In boxes by at least 2:30 o'clock '
mans ilrmoeratir law rnfurevment In the afternoon.
Representative* tf Important ,league .........
In th*. ............
keytmta ............
addieas
Malt from northbound train
bit.lm-wo snd Industrial brain hr* , , fnrp , hp |,|ennlal rnnim tion of number l&gt;3. which arrive* la Han­
of the life of this city have l«wn j lho |rMU*.
ford at .1:10 P. M., will be peeted
suggested as membeis uf the
Mi*. Nh-holson said a uiltr* In iHixe* by at Irast 4:30 o'clock
Ixiant of gnvrrnais af the Sanford would he mads to have urgsmird each afternoon.
J0B
Chainlier nf fem m e Ire fur IP1I- democratic Women desert |h#
IK32, aim ,ding In an snnuuncr. party unless a new leader was
ment hy President Hairy M. Psp- ihosen. Of filial* nf the hagqa
worth this morning.
ptenned lu gu lu Interview Il'Xi.er
The election nf a l&gt;oar,| nf 24
n emlirrs will lw held Thursday shortly.
Following M r a . Nl-huLons'
night a l the Ctunty Court House
at a meeting, the purpose nf whh-h addrrss, *n attack agatiu*. flsswill I*, in nrganlie a Hemlnote koh was Initistad shortly after
SARASOTA. Apr. IX— (AP) —
C&lt;n&gt;nty Chamber of • Cummerce. the meeting convened by t)r. Jen­
Prominent resItenU uf every lawn nie M. Cellfas, Omaha, who re­ Th* a n e st of Chartes Wadsworth.
In lh* rounty have Iwsn Invited Vi signed a* demociat'a national Jr., teller of the Pslmer National
attend, white the fnlluwlug Han­ inmmlUreweman In I9JK in pre­ Bank for complicity In the robtery
ford member* of the Ira te texte, test again th* Kmllli non inntjaq. uf th* hank n week age whew iffl
611.644.00 were etolen, was an- t ;
whose names are propo-nl
tor
nnunced today by Hherlff Keen fe
merrliership un the hoard nf gov­
and WllUam J. Bain*, intemsthmernor-, arr rxpected te lw pres­
ent:
*
atly kuowq detective.
.V. A. Speer. C. A- Byrd, V. A.
Mra. EUa Depfer and WillUun
Williams, J. L. M srentettr, O. W. j
Walker, h*r brother are bring hate
Mrltory, H. O HklnhoUcr. W. A.
as accessories. Th* trie waa
U ffler. John Melsch, IJntan E.
ranted three days ago but it wnpSPRINGFIELD. III.. Apr. 1 3 ,- kept secret hy officers who i
Allen, R. I . Dean. K. F. HoushulJ.
er, J. G. Sharon. G. 0 . Herring, ( API-- Governor Unite I- Emer­ •till seektag tha man who 1 \
II. J. I.t hman, Y. R. Wilson. V. T. son teday vetoed a hill asking for th* actual robbery. HU identity
William*. Edward Higgins. W. L th* if pen! of tho Illinois s earth said to he known. Sheriff M
Cooper, Randall O a s c , G.
W. sn-l leisure law*. The measure, aald Wadsworth confessed to
Fpencer U. A.iJ
If. M. which would hare placed HUaob pHeating other*. Tb* rebb
Papwurih. F. CL:' •Mahon. U. I), Sixth In the celuma uf Ktstee re- said the sheriff, waa plaaned
Ulster. J. C. Hy
H. R. jwsllng their prohibition enforce­ cover p sharing* of lio o ao e '
-F . W ment acts, had been enacted by bearing U set far teday.
, K. J. the State senate by enly two veto*.
L. Mar­ Ihr irarglq (or mere than tw* d e­
TOUTS TAKES OWN
X .
io B. rates.
.
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Thr senate has bepn traditionalWEST
PA
t
M
I. dry while the House has past­
- T b * body
ed rrpeil 1411a Utrke.
In his veto message, the Gov­ *4, athlete and n n m ir y
ernor said that effort* of the H- wm found by kls wife ti
liacte wet* tn strika all prohthl- filled mew today. Officiate \
tlon lawo fits tatka statute books wss suUlde. Ns
was aulUi

sa m std U M h

New Mail PeKve:
Time A t Postoffic
IsAnnouncedToday

Democratic Women
Attack RasHob A t
Waahington Parley

Bank Teller H eld;
For Complicity In *
Sarasota Robbery 7

Drys Score Victory
As Illinois Vetoes
Law-Removing Bill

�IhaafM per^tet
UN. tha frwr*
ptrrtntagw
■
tw t&gt; and die®

wiated Press Cenb Finds 1930 WIi»±
T8 Leading P o ll

Individual eng*.’

By ALAN GOULD,
ito'ad

Praaa I porta

Editor.

* TARPON BPUNUS-^-Worfc pmg ra tin g on InatMUUon of ston*
N w tr la Sprvcw Burnt, •**» ■*•••»
Eagle Street. .
&lt; .
*.

fW YORK, Apr. lL r»(A P)-.
ihcory that ona rood to rn of
&gt;deamrta another, Dm Philsla Athletic* and BL Look
■ala hnv* boon pkkad bjr Um
la to land tho k it U a p i

PR iN C ESi

annual conoeaaua conducted ’by
Tba Aatoclatod Praaa ravaalad tka
world** champion AUilctica war*
Ik* rk a x t of 41 out of 14 apart*
writer* 1* load tka American
Laagbb » c a for ' tka third ai/rtra-

l,' Mich, In t i l l
I Oaarga Olpp and
Ha became a rtga1615 and aartad
Whllo ha did not
■al bright*. ba war
by Rockna as a n r of
•» Of Notra Dsmt’a
to aplrlt and rapacity
RPtalod to Rockna had
KPan waa graduated.

IEFTV

MACK

wiw vdrk ,

M not too wall equlp-

ssytsa ’ssus.
»M decided Friday to cotv
too Spring training grind,
Mn. Bfnnto Rockne, widow
• Into coach urged that
WMld have It to. It Rtoo
pridad that It wpold ba valI, tort ovary man who had
•d to Rockna whan the
I tall WM mada, reported
totnon and Chavlgny Friday

EXHIBITION GAMES
P )—Th* Chkago Cuba opeaed their would work I
Anal oahlblUan atria* Friday with Coffman or
a 10 to 6 victory over tha Kan- Her.
aaa City Bluoa of th* American
B08TON,
Association.
n0.ton Biav,
Th* contest . waa a slugging ted home P
match, with th* blue* gaining aa arrangamanti
M flr toad, only to Joe* it when Uw tog gam* of
National League, .(aged a awvmh wry F .rk , h,
Innlag drive. IMawcskr-* i.flj g iaa. fMagm Chrb
Himaby got a homar.
Manaerr it
|( | | E Blares thrni
Chicago
001 520 410-10 II 1 session. Th*
Kansas C
105 000 SOI— 6 13 h had a holiday
Smith, Root and H artM tti Hn««. Collins tort t
han, Bandar* and Patora, B u m *
with hla fam
- .
. -------McKscknl*
8T. LOUIS, Apr. H ^ - ( A P ) - McAfca, hi*
Th* Cardinals and Bruwna, whe gan pitching
returned home Friday from tl air against th* i
long Bpring training trips, prae- Al. Hpohser
Ii'cad
Bm I ■#
UHnada m an*. Park
B » L yoiu-r- . I* L■
a i
a t Bporiiman’a
day, thrir Um I workouts bafjro
Ihe annual iwo^lay city aclr*,
whkh start* Balurday.
Manager* Oabby Htraat and Hill
NORFOLK. Va.. Apr. I I - {AP&gt;

waa
Nrirw DgiMk" Father Blr**l ^dcctotad **Vl* dub
*al«l In anaoundog An* stronger than It wa* la it wmaatoetlon. "It wanta to aon and Klllsfsr *ipr*i*ctl baliaf
at Notra Dam* will do n hla men and was *on/IJ*at they
would pUy Interesting baseball.
H rael named Builelgh Grime*
m hla starting pltrfier at* ln .t
wd ot Notr* Dam*. Tha the Brown* with Al Urabvwvkt a&gt;

j caught up th* mr FriI frwm every bullttln
p tha campus and In the
Wearing room*, It atorod
Ware no diaavlng room
i by Urn cuechaa. Nona
to*a*ary. w ith nothing
t an affacUongto pat on
ot *w*h maa ’** th*
*d out, Andaraon aant
U , Um praetto* field.

&gt; ptona far nest Fall. *a
g ty war* formed, war*
•w to Andaraoo and h*
•rirtd' follow them. The
( hot ba cut until M*t
had Um m « u*1 pwbll*
Wtonmag* will b* held ai

last Inning, Including horn* run*
by Lyn Lary and Tony' LaiotiI,
rvmw lilmel Ilia
--- L ----- mills*
n
provided
th* VYank***
with' Jright
runs and enabled them to. com*
from behind Friday Mid safari
Charlotte* of th* Pied most Lea
guc, 16 to 13.
Lary’a ciiralt smash drove In
lh* trying score*, and Ladarfi'*
aewad up th* decision. Ba'j* Bulk
and Duaty Cook* also contributed
homers, tho Baba’s bring hi* fifth
of the aahlblUon season an d -lk l*
thlid ln three days.
Naw York
101 000 DIR— 16',,I f 6
Charlott*
401 044 000-15 &lt;4 1
Rharld, Brows, Andrews, Wainart and Okkay, Pad den; Rhansy
Woodward, Hharpa and Waatmaraland, Watts.
BALTIMORE, Apr. U c - ( A P ) Twa home run* Friday pawd th*
way for Um Wash lag ton Houston
to defeat Um Baltimore Oricto*
7-5 In a fr**-hlltlag gam*.
laadoff man, atortod tRlnga with

wfho^tantrTiiWI-WhHaBiirf'cmr;

od their annual Hpr ng oarnvlorm•ng tour In a stale r»Tt« .Frida),
each with a*v«n vktarldi, ’ A h r .1
the Bvb walloped tw# Naw Yetk
York pllchera for IB hlta and won,
11 to 7. Th# rivalry w lllh * r*.
nawed la game* a t Naw York S at­
urday and Hunday.
Th* Whit* Boa bombarJoJ
and Chavlgny will do th* lattor
work, and the prublam of ob- Walker and hi* auccosior, Lucas, Hargraves) R q v Hlchmond, -Caa
carails and Danning.
toInlag a man for tba admlntotrallv* and of Iho work la under cancon*

•Ideratloa. Andaraon and Ch*vlg&lt;
ny hold oM-yaar contracts algn&lt;

MASTER FARMER DIRS

ad before Jtockna'a death.
Father O'Donnell rrfuacd to
dlacuoa who to under conaldcraUon aa alhlatk dlroctor, but rsporta paratotod that Jaiaa Harpot,
ooacb
at Notra
U*wm during
D^.1__
L 1_A
a_ v.
T aa
RockM*a last two ycara, weald
b* offartd tba plac*x Harper ha*
boon operating n ranch to Kan.
•m lines hla raUramant from
football acUvittoa a t th* cIom af
th* 1117 aoMoa. -

TIIOMA8TON. Oa^ Apr, I I . (A P)-M . U Hancock. . Upson
County cummlarioMr and mm af
Georg a a twelve matter farmer*,
dtog at aa Atliata boapiui yaator•toy. • ___________ »•
TAMFA—Ndw ilk a gtoat of
Borden Farm Frodwcta Co., Instaltod a t Tampa Union. Terminal
ita r lr i eparaUoM. Coat af plant

I m a n .m .lm a l.U RUM AM

TWO DOWN AND ONE TO G b IN EXCITING RACE
Koin Pooto mat*
'tanr.-yAnJ’the. only

*•

tog majority, war* aobriad to win
In tka National laagua by 56 of 66
o p art* .
•
Tka ballot* raprasant tka oplik
Ion* of tho vtar eorraapondanU
CHICAGO, III—-TN* famous Ooalph Traaaora Is now an di*-'
at«oc la tad with arary
major
. •
toag** club, ** wall aa iba judg­ play a t tbo Chicago Art-lnaUtuto bar*.
Thla remarkable group of ratlgloua rallc* ha* bom owned ay
ment of othar cloaa nawapipor obUm German D*ko» of Bruniwlck «inc# madltval time*. It now conAa an Indication of tho belief uln* orer 70 pieces, aom* dotlog back to Um 11th century.
tba&gt; Um racoa In both leagues win
Duka Itanry, brother-in-law of Richard the Lion Haartod, atari.
ba closer, -aapartally In tba Nation, «d tka collection with tilt W a n of Dm Saint* presented to him by
at, tha favorite* la Um IM I con- Um Emperor of CenataaUna pi*. Above la gbown tha A m reliquary
aanaua toeaiaad conaldarably lea* cf Saint George, nude a t about 1574. Thla reliquary contain* tka
prooounccd auppoit than wia Um
arm bona of S t Georg* Um liarty r.
.
caaa a year ago.
. Tka Athlatlca justified
tka
rboka of M out of « critic* In
showed three among other m u lls.
IP30 but the Chico go Cub*, pkhTbo aurvay, based on avrragu%
cd by 44 at* ef 64 to win, handed
checked up on tha mileage of hastthe aspects a safer* jolt-Tho winnoas man, children a t play, wall,
nlng Cardinals ware atletld to ad­
fr», policemen, latter rarriar*.
vance by-oaly two obaarvar*.
dancers, •• lea me a and othar*.
Tbl* season'a balloting ha* indi­
Tha fact that tha average t-uolcated Washington aa the rk ltf ri­
CHICAGO, Apr.( lt,—(AP) — neaa m»n walks farther Uian from
val of Um Athletic*, with Um Chi­
cago Cabs and Broahljfa Rabin* Chicago’s aow mayor, Anton J. Boston to New York every Unto
picked to have Um best chance ot Cetmak, spent hi* G rit full day In or four weak* plight rspln1* why
upac'tlng tho champion Cardinal*. offtca lopping off appoint*** of he |a called tho "tired Luvlocae
Tho two Naw York clubs have bssn hi* predecessor, William llalc man," Llyvald said.
, .
rrnk*d •» outilde choice* In ea«h Thompson, from Um municipal
According to tha iu n e y
the
payroll and premising to »&lt;■ nut- g rl a t play walks 11 1-5 mile*
league.
. .Washington , fooled the expert* aids the Democratic party If roc- daily and tha buy ID.
•
lari year by finishing second after saeaty tv pick the "bast p&lt;*»»iblc
The farmer, byhlnd a play,
ba'ng rated aavanth to the p i c rab b e t."
walks almost 56 miles and I ho po••aaoti ronsonaoa. A* a rsaslt tho
The wlisleeale d smisaal s.f tsm. IIceman petroling hi* beat leaverSenators‘ware a strong second in poraiy employes, begun Thursday •es 14 railc4 of city pavement Tha
IUa y**r’» voting.
A* Cermak took over tho ro w s.f .latter earlier walks 55 mile* anj
They wore *h* choice of no Its* the city government, cosstlrnoo Um average sales girl sight mllbe.
Iktn 16 eiparto to win. Big other* Friday. Nearly 5000 lempors'-y rp .
Soma of tho other total* com­
fdekad Um Yankaaa. Ctovri*nd'a point*** war* discharged outright
puted
by tha association ah iwadi
‘M M raVDR* *••*• randy to ga on during th e two days and Um pkf*
Salesmen walk Tl mile* a weeks
tka warpath In earnest, have only rolls of 0000 more ord*t*d held v.p
one bother enlhualaatle enough t&gt; until th* work ef each vmplry* department iter* buyer* tramp
♦even mile* a day; golferi doing
r»ta them at Um top.
could ho InvaatlgSlad.
15 hole* almost nine ml)**; altiiog.
Tha Ctttbe have the auppoit of
Another crop of department rsphera, although they rlda to god
I I critics to win while Brooklyn
has bean selected by an even dot. head* wet* given enforced vaca­ from w jrt, walk 45 mile* a weak.
an. Tka OlanU topped four lists, tion*, asked to resign or dlacharg- Tha dancer dancing from mgbl.to
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia each ad outright. They I n c l u d e d midnight, coaart neatly ri* miles.
ona, althaugh tka lattor vote may the superintendent of the wa­
w ri thinking about tba Athletic* ter department, th* head of
have beta cast by an aapart who tha d a p a r t m a a t of itraaU,
Instead of Um PhQlloa.
Ih* haibor raaator, tba city mgiIlart’a the order of flnlah pro- near and th* cviuultl i ; malnosr
die*ad In each league by tbo con- to tha commlialonar of luml Ira|||g |||&gt;
a
provamanU. Thrir placei war* lin­
' National—Btt Louie, Chicago. ed temporarily In moat canoe by
WABIfINGTON, Apr,
Brooklyn. New York, rilUburgh, Um hlglmat ranking civil acivlcn
BpatPIt.' Philadelphia, and ('incin- r a p toya~
, ’
m il
The mayor ha* raid* only on*
Amcrken—Phlla lelphla, Waah permanent cabinet ppp iln'.mcn*,
togtoo, Naw York, Cleveland, Ik- Col. A. A. Kprague, aa c»nm)ltriontrrit,.Chkago, BL Uul* and Boa- *r of publi; work*. Cornuk m M ho
would not announce ilia r*at «&lt;
"Th* prairat aamod Income
hla cabinet until hla farmal.trung- rattof can properly bo tocraaeod
urallon A prM. Ha ptannn-i 7* ■omoWhal on not tnaomar an la
toav* Monday far a abort yaca- about 5SK.0M; m addlttonal re­

Cermak Continues
To Sweep City Hall
O f Thompson Men

OROVIOPP AMO TMf W FOUN0 A
R4WNV g ru e n m MIS OAU &gt;w tmu
MAMWOW *______
'flra t rate Um raaarva*
mar* than half uf the
• t a t th* flnlkh, whan
I moat needed, Anderaoit
•wady for their tasks,
ur waa ratod aa • outImek *» 1W4. h|» only
■ regular, but tbs team
wm tb«. weakest Rockna
Wt, And Chevlguy failed
M much recognition a*
riria* might have. H*
rimbor of Um 1PU and

T o n ite * ,

Sunday i-4

%

More Exemptions
On Federal Taxes
A re Recommended

Maitland Golfer Is
Winner O f Prize In
Novel Links Event Walking Statistics
UaUiind, 1*4 a field of M arly Dtl F oflW
collar* aver Um IS-Hoi* Hanford
n Survey
Oswatry Chib course y vsta rd a, to Revi
wto tka first priso la Um "hackward-played* tournament which.
ia»aaaa of Us aovalty, w*a easily
Um outstanding avast of th* golf­
ing yaar bora.
Adatna. playing with a haadlrap *f Bi, groaiad a card i f N U
give bln* A net acora of 75, oaralng
far hint Um flrat p r l W M a TwwllUgwr, ana of Um crack player*
of tho ywwagsr golfer*, playing
with a handkwo of olgbt, graaaad
62, to give him a M t *c*r* of
74, and aarowd pris*. • »
Cl. W, BpaMor, young attorney,
&lt;*ha ha* raprasoatad tola «4ty to

N. Apr. II. —(AF)

Uiking
mm

lief should h r given *a net In*
cp«M* Batwaon 5X5^60 and 650,­
060, *■ Mt Income* above |S0..
606 conaldarably mar*, relief

Ilawlay of tba hows* ways and
■m s m committee chairman, , gf
UM joist to* commit tea,' by 1 .
II. Faikor, chief ot Um lava.llgatlng atoff.
•'
t
.
Parker said tha Hgm t "wga not

thaw f u n s T iVhI^ .

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diction 'WU to food that

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m m t a ft p c n o fi^ b o Hhaa ft beautiful
*y« Ititanlnf to It1*.;
advocate affected atUted diction, nor
if altng, which If not abtued, adds
uad color to our apaach,: M *
Of our Bnfliah brother*; bgt wa

M aaonwa te * w i “M W
la front of their aaaioat

of "diction
dictmt *of
of

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that thU.ata!
fllfa, tke leryor
f i than iij^n tim e r. ' v

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from January' 1, 198ft, to Dooaa
tit ahowa that Florida, far fnear

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S la v a s snsrifs »

i number of bank faOurca In tha period

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rropened la fioutt ^ tw ^ ^ | | |g

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suhjact of

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'Body And Soul* forthcoming
To* Movietone drama, will icrr*
la Introduce Eli»*a Land I, beau­
tiful Eure pa* n aU r to U - Ameri­
can aercen public, Tbal aha will
succeed thara c a n ' lie no doubt,
because of bar already ratesHi had reputation an tba Kararaan screen and Broadway stag*.
No actrea* from abroad baa
a m coma to Uila country ac-

of tha home of lira, 8
a, 111 Weal Twatl
wfcaw aha entertained

tha aflo tao at flee
*•

that accompanied Mlaa Lamll.
Naw York crltlce, too] have addad thalr united endoraament of
thla beautiful and talented girl
fer her performance In the Broad­
way production, “A Farewell To
Arms."
Charted, Darn ton In tha New
York Keening World aald of hart
“An English actress, Ellarn Len­
dl, achieved a beautiful, courag­
eous am( truly moving perform­
ance.1*
erfeels of noth hale also carry
Robert ('airman elated In the
out thla theme. The wir;l used Dally Mirror: "Ktlaaa U n d l an
for tha rot lass* at right haa On English- Impeeta tlnmiamdo.a .a

Collier, of A r t
today to visit her
Samuel Pateato*.
Itaaa Court.

b U P . Boyle nod dagghtmr,
it Orny, roturoad Friday
Miami *hara they h a lt bean

M must be mad*
foatbar.
P. T. A. wlR su­
rra t f the West
an a t 7:90 o’clock

M tU t ’Church will meat a t 8:00
■ * 1 with Mm. iloraar Lilt la at
■ -M triV ™ * Weal F irst Street,
t
-WMDNMSDAT.
R h a Teackrra* g a in in g C l...
Id TUgaksr prayer -maeUng will
a t the F irs t ChrUtlan
Burch a t 7:4* o'clock.
• THURSDAY.
-Thu'O raaunar School p. T. A.
rlR meat a t 9:90 o’clock a t the
ifceri. sadlteriaas. An' aloction of
friaac* M l lake plaph.al) m*m
d o M s arged M ha preaaaL
FRIDAY*
AU member* a f (he Man's Ck)b
( Iha Ftrst ChrUtlan Church are

rg*d te ha praaaal i t lh» church

Club Holds
On Saturday

I - ta M d lllo n to .lb o pitim now*

k a i a t the afternoon'* pr3 fi »m

worn a groan of -violin »»!» given

V r.W aa U llkn Brannn,

auom

panted ky Mlaa Batty UtaUrmte-

t*r. Mrs. A rthur Baanrd. aoprena.

. Oartilt—

MSN, TaUahassae, April MU- . Friend* ef Mr*. J. S- Driver will
Calaeta Edwards, of I t Meade, Is regret te Imrw e f Urn death
groaldacrt of tb* Alpha Gimaia Saturday morning of her node,
Delta sorority at ||m Flot Ida State Wlll'am Drake, who lived la North
College fer Women, the Eleventh Carolina.
national social oigaaDstlun ba Ihv
MY. and Mr*. W. M. Scott and
'ampui.
(vast. Mis* Batty Hoop, retuinc .1
Gamma Data chapter of Alpha last night from a nine-days' moJam ms Delia waa aatebllahad at ter trip to print* In North and
Florida'State College In lM t, Sooth Carolina and Georgia.
wanty-oa* years after tha foundag of tha “aororlty at Syracuse
Mrs. II, Roby Lalng and Mrs.
University, Syracuse, N. Y. la Ita
'.wcoty-saven Veer* of growth the T. C. Bolt motored to Tampa Hat—rarity has estabtkhad mere than arday afternoon where Mr*. LaLig
.*orty chapters In educational In- waa tb* week-end guest of h tr
ititotlons of -higher learning in tether, Dr. S. W. Walker. Mr*.
-ba United State*. Gamma Bats Balt visited Mr*. C. 8. Jarnlgan,
thapter Include* 94 active mam- formerly of this city.
■era and R pledge*.
Mr. and Mr*. L. F. Jloyla have
Among tha Alpha Gamma Delta
rirla outstanding in student ao- as their guaete a t thafr home on
Ivitlaa at the Callage are: Dana MallonrilU Avenua, the Uttar'a
Jummltl, of Shamrock, president brother-in-law and eUter, Mr. and
if the CoIleg# pnn-IltU*n!e As- Mr*. Oordon TuggU* and non,
delation j Nancy Lute, Jackson, Gordon Jr* and Morton Richard­
rille, representative at Urge OB son, all af Danville, V*.
ha Athletic Association) Virginia
Mr*. G. F. McRat and daughter,
lurford, Tampa, e rt editor of the
’030 Fla* taco wo, national prise Miss Janet McRae, of Ocala, p|*n
sinning anhual; and Margaret Mr ■O leave today for thalr honu a f ­
Draw,* Jacksonville, circulation ter a pending severe! day* litre
nsnager ef (ha Distaff, the oo|. eilh the fdrmor'a daughter, Mrs.
W. W. C. Smith, a t hat home on
'oga mega tin*.
Park Avenue. Mrs. Smith has been
In 1919 the Alpha Gamma Dab 'll for about a ****k.
a sorority established a camp far
inderpr'-vlleged children which
Mr. and Mr*. L. E. Spencer nnd
ha sorority operate* during ths •on, George, M n. R. Sima and
•urnmer months. All of tha wort laughter, Miss Minnie Clauda
it tho camp la dons by mambars ol Sima, formed a . party motoring
ba fraternity who work without yesterday to 8L- Petersburg for
-emuoarstlon and who com* from the day. Mlaa 81m* rcmalnsd In
til parte of tho United Staton aad •H, Petersburg whore eh# will vls. tenoda.
't her *r*ndmother for a abort
Acllce members of the sorority Hate.
-i
net ado i Celesta Edwards, Ft
iRend*) Nancy Lasts, Betty Me
Iraw, Margaret McGrow, Jackl l la Important that the child
• onvllle; Donai I ^Hummitt,
IH I
Sham- b* given the following I nods
rock; AUco Keys, listen Moyer, every day, not necessarily a t
Steanor McNeil, Kata U m ar, tench time, bat In the throe
Vei| palm Beach; Clara Wad* mealst .
garth, Madison | Roberta Moore
9 to 4 oervtnge of milk.
flat Crows, Virginia Burford, In
9 servings' a t 'gntw m o r whot*
•a Lao Bottarl, Tampa; Dot Hoff- sheet bread. 1
■wr, Morgnrwt Turner, Beryl
1 serving «f egg.
Jring, Hsian Turner, Brodaaton
1 serving of potato.
Tatty Blue, Opal Bchok, Dorotby
I serving pf unrefined e-real,
Hirer, Klolsc WUHauts,
U ki
a • erring* of butter.
Wale*; Orilne 71*11, Tempni Fran
I serving of sugar or other
,&lt;* Gary, Ocala; KllnabpU Croom.
i •vi , "
Valdoote, Georgia: Virginia Mid iwaot.
Additional aorvlngs of any of
Uehroakf, Louis Hbpkipa, T alkSensro; Monlln# Sparkman. Plant thooe foods may M chuaen. In
'V-'
"llg; Salma Raynelda, Rkwnot moderation,
H art-rite*. Ocala; BDIte . Haath
Mr*. LoclUo Lariat, of Orlando,
LaBrilaj KATHLEEN UO N 0
1ANFORD; Virginia Croakar. Tal formerly ef th k city, spent today
akssare; Alice Beat, Bredanten.
Flodge* of tha aorarlW frilpw:
Ella* Flats bar, Rlvar ' Junction ■
Mo* •Martin, Orlandop Martha

Galloway, Mr*. D. U Thrasher,
Mrs. W. C. Hill, M n. J. D. Wood­
ruff, Mrs. H. M. Pspworth. Mrs.
J . U Hurt, Mr*. W. Cauthcn Hutch.
Ison, Mr*. Roy F. Byrne*. Mr*.
Walter 8. Coleman. Mr*. R. J.
Holly, J r , Mr*. B. D. Caawell and
Mrs. Frank Puwall, of Ungwood.

Hayride And Picnicla
Staged By Sorority
Member* of the Phi Alpha'Kap­
pa annuity of Seminole High
School entertained with a Hay rid*
and picnic on Saturday afternoon
nt San Landa Springs, near U n swood. Those Invited, gathered at
tha home pf M iu Helen Douglas),
Roe* Court, and proceeded from
that* to the 8pring* where n hay rid*, awimmlag and dancing wet*
enjoyed until Ute In tba evening
whan a picnic lunch Was nerved.
Those attending were: Mr*. E.
I. Hoy and Mlaa Brian Vernay,
chaparoneui the , Misaea Helen
Douglass, Ella Spencer, Fronree
Pearson, Juanita Bmlth, Marjorir
Turner, Mary Dlghton, Christine
Stoudanmlro, L o u i s e Hickson,
Pauline Sloadnuntee, Marjorie
Fairest, Dorothea Lawson, Jean
Martin Laney, Camilla.Jteas, Lbcille Bolt and Edwin ShToholter,
James Higgins, Pujton
Heater,
A ka Sharon, Henry Witte, Don­
ald Jackson, Bruce Laney, John
Powell, Ban Cogbum, Claud* Hamdon. WillUm
Garner,
lrrii
Fleischer, Frod Bander, Jr., Wi
lace Ph ilips and John Stanley.

correspond* to left la a brushed typo.

PARTY

THEY MATCH

Itadlu Is no lunger a "fad" but
the Idea can still be used for a
charming party for your frlsndt.
You might ai range with a nearby
broadcasting station te actually
broadcast your Invitation. A wees
before tb* 8*1* on which the In­
vitation will be broadcast, write
yisur friends simple note*, asking
then; to tune in on station— ,
a t a rriteln t me on that date.
If thla cannot be arranged, write
the Invitations un white cards:
‘Station 8-M-l-T-ll Is broadcast.
Htg a radio party on (date). Will'
you lie one of the guest artists of
the eveningT” Decorate the cards
with pan-and-tnk sketches
of
'broadcasting aerial most*.
If i vc someone who knows all ths
guests act as announcer for tho
evening. Station him near the limit
and have him Introduce carti
guest as he arrive*, giving . an
amusing gulp amotil ric h person.
This save* the formality of Intro­
ductions and gfhrithey**” • ‘•rtTrmorrow:
your party.

Uroadrmallng

pilar, polish.”
Raid tlalrd Leonard In Ufa:
“When It coma# to Kllssa Len­
dl, wards fad me. She I* tha
loveliest creature you will see
in many a season.”
Similar words of praise were
written by Bum* Mantle' of th4
New,York Dally No*#, J. Brooks
Atklnron of the Naw York Timm,
end Percy. Hammond in the Her­
ald Tribun*. No critic overlook­
ed her and her performance,
In “Body And Hool.” opening
Tuesday at the Milan* Theatre,
Mlaa Land! plays opposite Char lei
Farrell, who nerds no Introduc­
tion te screen audiences. They
recently voted him “King of the
Movies” and he ahowed hla ap­
preciation by thrilling them with
hla performances In “ Llllem" and
“Tb# Han Who Cam* Back.”

DIIEREN, Germany, April 19.
—(AP) — Twrnly-thrra passes
gers, moat of thorn children, ware
seriously Injured Sunday whan a
motor bus loft tho road M ar here
and orartomed.

'

The Gotdfn T u t waa from |
lervnomy 7;lb, "Tha Lard
taka away from thaw off aftkl
and will pdt note,o f tby aril
eaten of Egypt, which th a t hi
k
rat, open thao."
. a'j
Amort* U*a cltatlana which
prUed f bo Lesson-Sermon wai
following from tha Blblai "Ba
them waa a woman which h
•plrit cf Infirmity alghtaan y
and waa bowed together, and &lt;
in no wise lift up horaelf.
whan Jeana eaw her, ho called
to him, and aald ante her, W*
thou a rt looaad from thlna Ini
Ity. And ha laid hla handa an
and Immadlately aha waa i
straight, and glorified Ood” I]
19:11-13),
Tha Uawn-flormon alao In
ed the following paaaigea i
the Chriallan Srianro tastl
“Science and Health with Xd
tha Scriptnraa»" hy Mary ■
a tr in Ood nor belong to HI*
eminent. Ills law, rightly m
"trod, destroys them. Janus
niched proof* of that* ■latent
(P. 471).

Waving
Thla fashion for allaying hat
nnd scarf ha* been noted several
times recently In ParU. Tba ha­
lo type cap knits Itself especial­
ly to this mod*. It la observed.

NEW YORK, April |9 .-(A P &gt; —
Suicide of M's* Florence Mulhaarn
while irturning to Naw York
from Havana, became known
Monday with the arrival of (ho
Ward liner Havana. Mil# Jan*
Geolg* A. Speer, who hs* been Hayes, Utica, N. Y. Informed cus­
III al hi* home on Park Avenue, toms official* she had taken
charge of the victim's bbdy.
I* recovering nicely.

at

LISHINO WAX
Ih on# q u a rt o f

$619,37725
in cash

Saved for Floridians
by

m'P^ »

motor bu*ic&gt; in 1 9 3 0
tbsn hair a million dollar* cash waa eaten
for this aisle by motor boar* 1**1 yoarl Thla
MORE
la the so n Floridians actually pot bach lato their

A D18H A D,
By Karon Halite

12.

Mrs. H. 1- McKIvey, who has
bean the gueat far savers) day*
of Mr. and M n. Mauilro Xelmenovita, .San Lenta, Apartments, re­
turned to her borne s t Pulliam,
Among those from hero attend­ Ge. ye*Unlay.
ing tha alumna* luncheon of Uni
Florida Stela College1for Women
al Taltaha**** held In Orlande
Saturday afternoon n t the Foil
Gatlin Hotel Wen: Mr*. Unton E.
Allen and guest, Mr*. David Tay­
lor, of Lak* Wales, Mr*, n. F.
Whitner, Jr., and guest. Miss Ka­
therine Byrd, of Tallahassee, and
Mrs. Monroe 0. Hutton, Jr.

tha Minuet,

.

Christ, Briantiat, an S a n ity ; 4

should be carefti
Cleaned and

. . . In ordeg to retain H*
original fredh almpiicity. The
feeling o f bring weQ groom«* «*"• b . —
^ t h u ,,
amall coat of our eervicea.
, ,^ E C V
-

Crii ue .Urier* A S

pockets, beraaae motor Pea taro* are so mack lower
than those of other irsrri methods.
And that u n i alL White savteg traveller! all Ute
nmnay, Florida bus lints paid l l . l t par cast, of Udtr
arose rdtaauo barb la tl**f a i compared to U par
r*at. paid hy lb* nail htfhoai uipayara, lb* rail*
rnada ktech bus paid P.9 U m i aa mneb (or tba build*
In■ and uphaap of publte highways as the araraga par

j

�itii

r-Tf

tar* of crusaders. "Prawrui lorn,
will •&gt;« ir a u t' wbcnover evidence
of iuch unlawful Intent' h availsb k t® convince a petit Jury l»ejroM ■ reasonable doubt,'* Wood*
cock raid. "My duty 1% to enliven
tho' la w 'a t Congress enart* It. I
fo»e no Intention of rocatuniend- f o a n i r ^ ^
^ t n * « W t J « : vritb. aw I n ta c ta *
ing In Congress any change In tho of totuta dating t i e rally . U g t d 's t U i n Basis, Baoorra l
law In aril" respect.
hi* honor. Th*** koo U ir* fn&gt;ra U* qu*kt-«v«|i dtff# ol
mod H itH n it.' ^

» was returning from
l iw n ,
bo t a n

it lm

WABllINQTON—c. Baacom M#mp, 'rentar.
m which will open Way Hr** a t Paris, and

Anal* Madison Washington, a done
I V W oU i t l i i M U M 'b r t m

•4 with tho lUo of Central Washington whkh will b« a part of Uie American eghlblL
Tho eihlldta coaalil of replica* of Washington's sward ami scabbard, campaign writing hml
dispatch caac, campaign mean kit, gold-h«sd«d cane carried by Benjamin Ftinklla, a gift from Gen(Continued Fr*m . Ihiyo Ono&gt;
car aovndcd Ita Vatblngton and the kOy t . t b # Bastille, presented by Xafayatte, and wergj mad* by IL&gt;W. lleudlcy,
lleer an aiidre** na p a n of the
■ad than a Itempted to pa mi
fiftieth birthday celebration of
wfc tot*** « H M eida. dual
of Tii'Lrpru Institute. AH t|&gt;c?ch•L m ? W epprtwshwd the
ea Will he l r..a.lea»t over the. iiaWlllieminn « u atoaaed and
ad We truck sharply, the
lion-witic hnoVupe.
.'Mid.' The two BMehlnee met
Tho Tu»kejree address will bn
transmitted to lie elirpel &gt;5f the
negro institut® by telpi'hcnie lirrnngemrnl und will bo hronde.ut
from their.
■■
&gt;■■— » i**iM* '
•A pn-sldtntlnl iu*l*)u ' f
not
i (Cont'nuwl tram IWge 1)
f. (Vatlaard firm Bad* On#&gt;
(Iclal Irritation.
men la Spain, last, htoM conceded giving aulinrephi from the back
l*W# were In Kharkov when
V ctory t» the rvpbMtosns !n el ptrlliirm of lilt train ».i» broken
by Hoov*r a t Chilli mho, Ohio,
Mo&gt;cow **nt iiMlructloni to hive
k aat taro-tHnla of the-ytreVIncial
i|i tap* Iled," aha a t l t "The for­
capital* although Ibr Vrpnir.bW* where b it train »l*&gt;'pped.
A I'ttlo alrt of/rrc.l her nutoappeared to be ruwrirg wejl s I cmI
ted Circles ef the Her. tie s office apokeanutn told me Ihe
trep
h bonk apd w n b*ln* turned
article
as
a
whok
was
not
oftenIn Ihe entailer Igwnr
K Jackajgr dBa •will he
"The** are g rare-lh n ee
for away by pdlce When llodvcr »nw
• gm nndl odlthe Worn- ■Ire, but the anecdote conrtrnllig
Stalin could not bo ptrmlUod to
Spain," he said, "an l IbU rrpul li- Uietndlctent. He tent for |he book
pa*a without retaliation.
een vletpry I* of tb.o yroalest inf. and until the train &gt;tailed |0 tin "We wete sth td to leive Kuula
portame, 1 ea'pxtAl the rcpubll- litre Inter, ho wa* busy writing
a* won as peealbk. We wet* net
r*n« would win lu b numlnr . i f hbi naiac.
At rarkereburjr, W. V *, a trmn
treated rudely on the way but on
• ha large* title* oi.t I dU not ex­
on
the aJir* of the crowd caused
Ik*
contrary
our
**lt
was
cipcdl
pert any eaetr tacpplny victory
(avatpktev «nd Ike U«1 Flower
a* th»y hive achieved. 1 will con­ a roar of iauriMor when bo. rhout.
B piteatkee to anrpaat tho** tad with every tourte»y.“
'
' i ■*
Uredy, who rerenll; completed
fer with tho king on Monday and etl.
rlewj* held. Erary one of the
I will tell him fM ahlr tb it .Ihe ■■“Cprhc on llu ircr, what's ‘ the
Mtalrt »ro coatrikuUeg ta the a IBIvey of the Ituulan coal sit­
•hatter with you? Ara /o r inuautv
uation end designed a model Am
iltuatlon la aerlowa,"
tied !"
will ceraprke attractive a tv eriran anUtrai.te mine for the SoThe rrpublfran ja tty I) rite,
laataota o| the ehrah* and vkte, said no h arj real was used
•lection U a (ualirn of aevcipt poli­ -aPresident Hnover Jttltfrl in the
WILMINGTON, Cal.—On# e t tical group* whiee .'.mrni igtoiut., taught** &gt;n&lt;l infernu-d hi* &lt;|U«ti n TtWsbr tig m iD In Jack- a ll wlatar la Russia, the •nllrn
output being, hoarded for eiport. th* meat novel erafta evar built, I* oppeellioii to the monarchy .One tioncr he' rumainH InitJru- -tlod at
he approach to th* Woman1* He fltclatai the aptrlek expect th* "Phoenla,' baa four glass Of Ita ouUUndjng leodera I* Ala- that tim* uf#niyht- Mrs. Hoover
k has been set out In new grass to esptare all of Dagjaad** foreign
gala Zamora, wh* war protlnlnrcd
a number of p in t* will atak* matketd for anthraritu Ihk yuar "oottom*" or wslU through bar president of the “Mpanwh} repub­
ermanent contribution to bean- apd also ta compeU auccnuifully hull, through which UH paasen- lic" In lent December'* aim 11vc.
with Amrrkon aql^recite In Aia-, get* a t a time can gas* down
into- the beautlg* «f tOetollna
i-*nUra. ground* of the CluL
lelandh world fkmoos submarine
«k extend from Rlvsreld* AvpV
Zamora and Mlgual Mnuij, ah a
of garde as, IJUl* M&gt;* Cleudl*
i 'to Um River bav* been dlvMt ' i PALMETTO -v Cbamitcr
wm&gt; Imptltonod with tun.,’ |Vr»rd
a»d various Clicks' hag* blue Commerce grounde being btautl- Walton, a g a d
10
(abova), circled ta tho mun)nt&gt;Al council
It* #f tb* spa*# *1lot tad them,
. j In Madrid y e .U c d e y ,'* W with
’ - r r * " ' •• tkristansd.the. craft.£ ;
niag how th* *&gt;blblts a r e ''t o W h : t / •
o tter leadera uf tko-movnuum,
arranged. Catsf4k- thought |e
Ttfiu coaalltui Unallal p a r t y .
I to bav* besn gives to ths da&gt;
Which polled a allrq vutc, in luuded
ordod n* one
rful political
d the kamaupy el
'ritiilef HaaI . v f''m d k e ’ tk*
pppuptately tmagtlu ovi r.hr »w
th OeliBt of
im win Intto (toy.
■trumentak
The clfctlou waa -avarkvd &gt; /
tons* eacltemenl a n tld ’tan tie

PU B LIC T A L K S

M
nntTtal hjjl
approatnea.

fSSSTfSS^
r « C

hi Account O f Joke

of U. B, Dtp* rime at ‘a f Africultare and the Florid*
tiny S a n a a , t. B. Oweiu, Sanford repreeeataliv*. i
wffl M d r t b . i t u
(Vftat k l r o n t a » r o w n to «■•
I 'a l M ( l a i n to t * a n r t i r . Aevtl
" t 'H f l t a la A w lir o r a la ,0

Situation

*fel?hWLfW*?. b5.wM

.Tefal

cwrtm o t e a r a t* •* Vetoes la Ike
l all*4 H U M tv* Iea4ar. A M U ‘ ***fturUa L c a ru m n u t. Total «.

w S b w i
nalurdar. a p tll 11— UantorU I I I .

I.IS, * O il M l . i n f.«r I I
n l.M .l it, 1* to * l.e e j
fin* iiuallty htapert

postmaster Seekimr
Whereabouts Of Man
rentmaster J. P. Mali U lething
the wherrabouta of a while man
named Feed Graeay tor Gracy, bolieved to bo llriag la this vicinity.
Ho l« Mid to bo about 02 yeata
of age and ha* Hue «&gt;*a. Informsttbn of fntaraat to bltn la awaittag
blm at the poat offlee, and ftlend*
or rclatl**a of hi* are asked to
aaaltl I'c ttm u ltr Hall in locattng
■Mia.
1

RIGHT? LOOK,,T O 3 .WAY!

tut red a t numpr

•old be handed 4t&gt;wn In that
ad lit many of tbn others,
tree ^eeeka kke cobit Im*
t receae, preparing opinion*.
Soulder Canyon art, pre­
fer tb# |10U,WO,«)0 lloovvr
•d power eystom paw being
ftfe attacked by Arime* on

to

aeceaeery compact between
rado river baeln BUtoe,
h Ailsona rafueed
apwaa-taad* ilia d lm t objwt

K

attack-

' .

«g-Iks-m ate Impoitast ton-

Ato w&gt;kh in-

ralr unaiil* a r t fwirfUItt.-

(Continued From Page One)
rectly attacked Mr*. Peabody, eay*
log the name of brr organisation
a a* a arl»nofu»r 'unka* H was
working for th* enferccareal ot
"all tb* obsolete blue law*” »• well
a t prchlblUota.
“For Mrs. Peabody end her a»aotlelM to state that they repre­
sent 11004000 Worn**, Is ludlrrou*," M m Ea’jl* aald. "Tkl*. art
of thing, a f.w wcmien. *P«»kl*g
fcr. thottsand* of athme, for who*
tbty hnva no right i o «p*ak, has
Iwen an overdone In Ibis country
41,■&gt; nn Ml, 4.LM it itrliiiulv."
a meeting here tomorrow ef
Nation. I Wotnen’a pemoetat-

totnprrenre
Uel^ on m

approilrr-stl

ri,-1i

PINE1IUHHT, N. L '-M U a.ft.
I, of Wisconsin, and Ml** Vln
Ibgtaagual Nofth apd South

INACTION

;}

.w e n s

BKW.IN, (icimany—Oh# gf C

hlgnly dcvclf.j'*.t ira n tta # o f medic.

Ucai *rt&gt;lie*lion u f, ontuwetry, Tl
mettmla and tuitnim enl w ed in C'
Berlin where »u(i»rrr* from atmo
treatvd atHj viry eftan cured.
-i

BOBBY JO

4 iartaet tartltutfeas In
n r i t f « « treubk are
,!i - t . i '

■wkvr?”'

�pM cM .-rnlkt ■OrW' M#*
W ; 11, Variety &lt; t 7 J f c E

jflQprt^*
••

&amp;y\? ■'

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zm a - w j b —l i t v

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T. Sobm « WJgj. 7:i5,.Tb

m i f:*o, o « k « tr tr .i,,

iMMt.ttMi, W ja (? i-y hew
Variety (1 1-2 h o m ) . '

rn.i-w8Sr.mf
EiM, Sponsored p n f n a i

rKAri 10,Sane a. WJ* 10:30

,&gt; M tlly partyi KtayM* Bultdore; i t . flhnktortai
■ j 10:30, John s k i l l . Awe. V A arf»-(N pnt]
U : * , Jeanne Cowan. : v ’jr 7 ^ 7 :
- *063—K D A A -N *
W U t M R N a e York—416
( : IB, Carman hand; 4:45, Ban
?*w A rffCSS chain)
aa W J*| 7:4?, HponsoraJl ytofttm
it44» Crime tl»h; 7, Currant a** A Band program; 8:30, S an a I
OWU; 7:15, Ham urrhrstra; 7:30, WJZ; 11, sport* party.

Kraayalioa Adaau: 7:45, Taay Ca-

ailutan; II, S.me aa WJE.
I7T.4—WBT—1544 .
«, Orrhwtra; 0:30, STUdio pro

f c « i Orchestra, CBS; 7:30,
M d “Obey Doufhboya";
M atter MlPwort Moalrak.
C e m k k Hannah; R, A rthor

Hey
7:45
8t
Pry

I t » * l 6:*B, Newa, market*: 7,
t t n a aa WABC; 7:45, T a t talk;
I , Same at WABC) 8:11, SjecoBaton; a« o , Fame a* WABC; 10,
jn a te a l mailer; 10:30, S an a aa
WABC; 11:15, Slumber, m usk;

Board by rU rrty
peirnU family. AA-

boeeb; S r Flyer's band; 8, Topics,
In brief 1 S rtt, Barbershop siarars;

LIBERAL ALLOWANCE on ys
oid-b&lt;H err 31« W. B W 5L

tr a ; 4, Same aa WRAP; 8:13s
Some aa WJZ; 8:30, Sporuerml
protram ; 8:45,-Knrorlte*: 8, Chafe
bud j o t band; U:30, Rama aa WK&gt;
A P; 10, Santa as WJZ; 10:50,
Melodists; II, WJZ, features; It,
Orchestras.

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7, Orahostia, news; 7:30, Sana
aa WJZ; 7:45, Oreheatraa; 8:15.
Same aa WEAK; 8:30, Orchestra;
U, Kama aa WJZ; 10:30, Muakal
mosios.
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three —ana Is n m W j apart meal
with prirmle hath. Very l a i d , U
•oritlM (oik*. O—l, airy m i ;
■•a «C h r t » porrk, Vaty remew
able to deeira.le party. Call 2M

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0:14, Variety; 4:45, Tonies

In

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*4wf (NBC);
(M t ir ia 7.
T Anna
A amran V
*n* Andy,
A twin

(NBC); 7)15, Melodies; 7:30. Pbll

covk (NBC); 7:45, sinters;

4.

Marie Thorpe (NBC); 4:15, Pete
(NSC); 8:80. Eapraa. (NBC); B.
O rnate Blossom orehe*tra; U:30.
William Tall, Editor of tbo A ki
0:45, O rtnn ret Hal; 10, F a s te n
iro t ram (NBC);. 10 JO, Thomas
efferson protram (NBC); ItilS ,
lurk's Blue Boys.

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WJAX •— Jackaoneilk.
5, Florida State M arketint Bu­
reau; 5:16, Clyde Gardner and hia
Casa da Bnllp Orcheitr*; 5:45, De­
partment of Commerce; 0, Le°
Kitchen; 5:30, Mayflower lintel
W o; 6:45, LJtrtary Digest'* top­
ee* in brief, by Lowell Thomas,—
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7:15, W instar's Barn orchestra,
(CB8); 7:30, Nrwa; 8. Arthur
P ry o rt band (CBS); 4:15, Rod Arkail; 8:30; Specials; V, Ttrtee liek m (CBS); 0:30, Studio feature*;
10, Spaclala; 10:30, Earl Burnett &gt;•
err he* tra; 11, Dance bits.

Dr. W. R. MacDOUGALL, CHI
‘ ROPKACTOH, la
Mail 1 4 nt
bis residoare Ip KW.nl HeifhU,
B. Sanford, Phew 54AM.

When bladder Irritations.
IttUn* Up nt n lf h t and con■tant bechoche keep you inkerObk, don’t take chances! Help
yeut kidneys a t the first tk n
of disorder. Use Dona’s n L
Successful for n a n th en 50
ynora. Endorsed by hundreds
of thotraonda of crottfbl imerv
tSold by denkw entrywhase.

M)R S A L E — BARGAINS.
1»*S» Modal A Fiord Tudor. *375;
I9J» lludaw* Sedan, escelieot;
1039 Hudson Coach, fine; 1830
Bukk aport roadster, spiff?; Ituu
Oreham-Patgr, standard a lt dr TICKET TO Wayrewm. Urn. Uwwl
luaa. Kent Motor Co, plea# IT.
until Apr. IE Half price. See
R. L. BaliarU. Smith’s Barber
Shop.
LANKY'S DRUG STORK—Pre­
script Una, maemilnrs, fouatala
w rrk * .
PROMPT
drllveriec.
Pbotm I0O.
V O l It
BUILDING BLOCKS—Irrigation
hoses end p s m l rraaeat work.

Mlioclo Cowcrelo Co, J. K. Tar'mtllayar. Prop. 3rd aad Kins.

CREAMERY
BTKAIIY, RELIABLE MAN erod­
ed Ima.rdiatrly tw handle wo*
hj.tlncaa in Sanford. Knpnnailda
ptaitiun. IVnnanrut. Kxprriraao
Unai t m aty. Monaaty, ambition
OOSantiaL Must have car. Work
Start* at nnrr. Kynrro
Motors.
Battle Crrok, Mirk.

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IAPITAL COPS TEST BULLETPROOF VEST ON INVENTORS

federal Agents Raid
Al Capone Brewery

j . *' 1*5

Reputed W ealthFound
To Have ShrunkTo
N ot Mor«Than$200;

^ C H IC A G O , Apr. U .-(A P &gt; —
pm **ii federal agent* 1aided g .
-largo beww*tT auppomedly ownad by Al Capwa* today, aataod
manufactured brer which I N /
estimated U worth
1100,004. •
a ad nriootad lira man. Tha
i alders bettered down tha
front door with an autmvJdl*'
track and craahrd in ala atda
dajra slmulUneouriy. Tha browfry waa a two-elory
affair

whan broken ;
rned In t h e cor*

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W f c t a lk in g

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WES' YORK. Apr. II.— &lt;APJ—
The butterfly ilfa .n t-Y Irlaia-flifc
don. ala'm-Biawdwaj ptojgl.b
lad bar i« t » • plUful KOO. it » ■ »
revealed yaaUrday whan *pW k«tlon vA# mad* to Surrogate Foley
fa r tatte n o f admlnlatretlon In N r
aatata.
* »
Instead of 1100,000 which IN
“ White lit h i" dkatr'rt tad I * ) *
tor * ranted a» IN minimum or N r
black mall ng and atber nefariuo*
profit*. P u b l i c Administrator
X ian , la asking th . Uttar*, rw

Sail* r o o t

. fararnnaara o f many bandat bUU warn tntrodoead to■wearil pertaining to U»a
Has o f Lengweed and
, SNInga, Wera hitreMr. Hagan and « y » e lf.

the opcralalB ea­

DRYLAWSTAND

--------------------------compensation,

______

Aviator Who Spent
Winter I | e r e l« d »

aeet orary artWIa k,J»Mh llgb1
tkaaM a BanfordJ l t N

atratfon agalnrt the 1’ iinec • and
Princes* Takamatau of Japan, *a
tha Japanese ampetor'a biUlhe*
and hla wife, jundar heavy ninrd,
landed yaaterday al IN Batter/
from tha recaption boat Marom
which had brought them front tha
liner Aqullanl*.
Otv* commi'nlit nllampted ta
. |
■. ■ r .
.■
. HF1
the only reminder* that the ' ID'
forre hU way to the visitor*,
rlda legislature wma tn It* t t n T
(la was felled with a blow to th*
.-I -.-J In thalr product, faced without.
tMSlan.
,
Jaw by a pollc*n.an'a (Ut.
WASHINGTON—Two Inventors, who N ee plenty, of .-.r
confidence
NoV|Bg up tha alaU o f "boalnona
Olhata prafaad on *houtlng( flinching th* amoking fl*tol* of Washington Polite «official*. In n *pacUcular demonstration pf n
llpadlcy aiming at tha bosom of N o Krauaa. ^ a„ BW th, introduction Of blila
new bullet proof vest. Itudo shows Inspecto.- Albert J
and Inspector Thailcu* K. ^
house had before commit­
while Jerk Schuiter, the Inventor, also wea^ng vne o f the garments,
tee* measure* rolling for a con- Itean avralt the result with easy Interest.
^
—
---------- ititullonal convention, workman*

on foot threw In n solid lino to
burl them back.
'
The disturbers were too weak
numerically to gel any further
with their plans and wtiW dlspersed.
.
On the Macom to nfflclslly
welcome their hlghnesies
were
Stanley Hornbeck uf the aUte
department,
representing Presi­
dent Hoovers Col. George W. Bur­
leigh.
representing
Governor
WASHINGTON. Apr. U -C A P ! Roosevelt) Henry W. Taft and
A pledge of support ta Preel Commissioner Phil D. Ilayt, rep­
resenting Mayor Walker.
Comment on the prlnca**' beau­
ty swept over IN crowded lug
with aponUneou* unanimity.
Commander Takeo
“
master of ceremonies In hD high­
ness* household, was authorised
to express I N royal Ideas. For
smusement th e .. eapocted Juet ta
'Wes' -Ameriroas."
T hey r t p f
skiing hut don't aipect to do a^y
bn "unnfTkl
during their month In America.
caaamiss'on
They do not dance. They will
“ never'* visit any night eluN.
Mia, Henry W . P
The |ir|nc#ea—no on* thought
lands, Fla., chalriltl
to announce N r
own n a m e man'* natlmal tain
plays the piano. Rhs looks for­
cnfarcbnieul, who I
. -^.1 a.. .aalaiw Ik.i "eraatne»*a
(Conti nuad 0f»

M|f$niroducaal *'• rgaalution aak- mirer* bars me. with I N filing of
h * / f * c t N appolalmaat o f a Egan's affidavit, almost aa much
“ natlr Industrie* committee
In af a myaUry as her tragic death
43 days a»&gt;.
relics believed Uht the shrunk* bah HaUy and P m I Shoemack- an read Itlon o f the asUta furnish­
■VTware here today. I ^ n e i-them ed a motive for tha slaying.
Detectives said she had depleted
W t N CapUol grounds, and It
goad U aaa aawubady from N r own'UoNte to finance ehsdy
( Mu m . They egpect U N N ro transactions fifty underworld characteis to such m relent that she
I'wkveral Aug*.
. r
N d little or nothing left when ahe
! A T N Hague adjourned today »n- waa alain. She was killed, they as­
Ita Monday, and t a n making serted, when the demanded aomo
(Continued on Page 41
•and waa o f I N time U catch

gtaaaa

TALLAHASSEE. Apr. It;
v/APf— '»*•**•i vkwm

NEW YORK, Apr. II— &lt;AS*&gt;

WASHINGTON. Apr. II,—
(AP&gt;—NaUan-wlda edncatlanal
campalga fortified by a “ good
example In the Nma~ was nam­
ed today by tha unofficial law
rnfarcaascat rammlaslan at 1J
women aa their t h k f receaimendal two foe Improving tha pro*ret prohibition alfoallon. This
waa I N coswlaslan o f a W * f "
IU prohibit law report prracoted
ye.utday la PreaUoat Hoarer.

ntative Taylor and my-

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down
elartrk
over tha building.

Delegation OfWomen
Personally Carries
Word To President

Noise O f Typewriters
Presage A Flood O f
Bills Which W ill Be
Introduced S h o rtly

Police Break Upl
onstrajtion A g
Visiting. Brothf

iarylus show ssffw®Jffe;

More Than lOWI Head
O f Livestock Have
Already Succumbed

lilbitlon Of Bulbous » « ;
(looms Expected To r-uonai u-**
, i*
i » j _ T k r n n i r the hot»| commission and rafwal
attracta Big
rnrong of lk, ,tw pairing cwom u«

same

Chicago Capitalist Is
Robbed By 4 Gunmen

NrolT3a?*tf
ere*i winds near DaLand whkh
mad* hint change hla plan to fly
Inland direct to JacksonvUla. U*
ve.rod toward Daytona, mad# a
landing, hot w*» unable to aaeuro
wrather report*. Not wishing, to
lose Unto during daylight hour*,
I a I w t d l a lr ly took off, running
Into such strong wind* that IN
•OwnlM Jump from (Uiyttona in
Jacksonville required on* hour ond
44 mlnutoa of fljrlag. .
“ I followed the railroad line/
MB 8k Augustin* to Jackson

CHICAGO,
Five hundred member*
snJ
friend, of IN Sanford Prugretrlve
Club or Ihe AtlaMlr Ccnst Une
ltallroa,i gstN red at live Cl'y Hall
l»*t night to N a r prbmlnent rail­
road officials apeak, #oJor a musIt al program fatglahad by local

railroad, was

I, Apr- l l - ( ^ r i - C

traduce.| by V. B. U a gU y . sunerinirndent
a f ^ M p orta tiu n ,Jsrkionvllle, w N m*de a short
talk.
J. C. Uetvsog, ggtvaral foreman
or IN nvecNideal #N p N re a&lt;ld in ted IN gathering briefly aa
IN opening feature a f IN pro­
gram. Following Ida UHr tke fol­
lowing program F** ptaaentedr
Kola. M bs CareHa Truluck. acrompoale,! hy HIM phrtnan Guthrta} novelty net, Meaar* Cameron.
Ila ye*, and Odom, and ntrompan1st, Mia* Caimew-fitrthrte; address,
I N Bar. H. Irvlim lmutlit. repce

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CIAUKSDAI F, Miss., Apr. II
— (A P I— A liaffl'lig Infmlation nf
buffalo goals in lowlands fringing
Ihr MMali'ippi River In Miaaasippi. Arkansas and l.uuisana Jr*irnlay-had brought a scourge of
dra(h to livestock In the nre*.
M il* than IWHI head, principally
mule*, were reportnl dead, either
hitlrit to death, nr vlillius uf me­
chanical |lieu muni a liuluietl lit In­
haling the swarming pests.
F.sports from the I l m M l »bH.(Continued on Pag* 4)

Test Pilot Seeking
Tran«-U. S. Air Mark

MIlNIttlF., WU. Apr. It-— (A P )
•r-H. •IU Vkalfgi-aasJaJsiy N i t N
llluiner rrtuhitls twln|iany#ald to­
day hr N d received an aiuinymou*
letter from C’hUago leduclrg t i
1100.000 the 11504)00 ra 0*0111 a*kr.l fir the return of Kicd J- Ulumrr. heal o f the Monroe llrowriy,
who I* reputedly held by kidnap­
er*.
Illumer h** been m l»ln v rlnco
Thuivda&gt; VvNn ho left to keep n
"bus ness” appointment. Bhorily
altrrward* O note na* ivcelvel
rayinu hr was sale, and drniamlImr a lllis o m .---------------------------Shrtiff Myron West i f Itoikfnr-l. III., said he believed the kidi.B)&gt;iN|f whi lh«* burt *»f ani»laur*,
•i|&gt;riatnte uf wililcat Inewtrle* III

WIClflTA?“ K*ns**. Apr. H e I A I') —Captain lia C. Kaher, nr
my feat pilot, lamlrd hero at ll:4J
A. M. Central Time lodoy ter Ihe
only slop arheduleij In hi* altempl
In lower the lianxontinvntsl
f'iaht rocuad.
lie left Huilienk, California this
niomlpg. Ill* flying time hen- » a «
six hoots, throe niinutr*, and ‘-’f
nda, .visually murllng the
Hint of Captain Hawk* over the
FORT MEYKHB—J eff Galll" •ame UKtaiur An alr|a&gt;rl rre*
luperln
•I|&gt;rned srrvlre station nt corner of ipilrkly rofueleil Ihe plane for llty
division of
llrndry sad Jarksoa street*
t N priaclpal

epeaker of tN evening. Iti

Store’* Safe Is
ied O f N srcotks

'Apr.

Four gunmen Invaded the auto­
mobile o f Kdward R. IJUtnger,
Chicago capitalist and polllieian.
Thursday night, and robbed him.
his wife and two friends of ra»h
and valuables. It became known
yesterday. Lltslnger said the to­
tal of th* le*» was not large.
Utslagar, a memNr of th*
.ounty board of rovtaw, was relucUnt ta discus* th* affair and
did n«l rtpoit It lo police be­
cause. N saW. "I N v# had t.«*
much publicity already and don't
nant any more."

ARTSSUNDAY M ic r -s iS *
IBENDERFARM■JKttJaWSya

RENO..Apr. 11, - ( A P I —
Jack Dempsey arrived here to­
d*) for what hr described as
a “ si* week* real." lip declared
emphatically he had mi Inten­
tion of starting a divorce. He
sa'd the matter had not pnlered
his mind but that he did no*,
know what might happen.

n constitutional

Clothes Burning A mon* Two Negroes
Ends In Sentence In Municipal Court
Evidence Introduced showing
-hat he N d malicloualy aol fire to
and burned the wearing apparel
of Krill# William*, colored woman,
p. J. Rucker, relored, waa fined
125 hy Municipal Judge It.
W.
War* In polk# court yaaterday af

canvantlan

In

i-------returns.
,
•'
iving successfully compWted
During tN Influ* of heusa bill*,
Irst annual Flower Show, th* the efficiency eommlttea
hailed
ord Harden tlub will tomur- .
(Continued on Png* A) .

Kidnapers Reduce
Ransom F i g ^ In
Case Of Wisconsan

___ Tk*»gi«IH

i

IN

re- .

Arrives In
BUFFALO GNATS Dempsey
Reno For Vacation
KILL CATTLE IN
RIVERLOWLANDS

Nro 44 boV carry
ax m &amp; I S ' M
TxUska-oge b aN at

conttoaaUnal

Posse Captures 1
Of Three Escaping
From Georgia

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Nolan Fore’s Case
Ends In Mistrial As
Jurors Can’t Agree

I.A^AVETTK, ba*, Apr. II — i
(A P I—A paaaa last nlg'at h»«l tap-', •
lureil one af thraa.gttsoiwAe wba
escaped from Jail N ro y o H W ,
after seriously wougdmg A. W .
Harm &gt;n, formaf aharlff # ! Balkbt
County. .
.
...
Harmon, shot Just h-w *
heart, waa In a -•iltUal ccndlilau.
Ills nepho*. Lamar tlletui.
held on a s h u t# o f complicity In
Ihr Jail br#*k.
. . *. '
p.illea altagad Glenn fa r n liN d '
Ale* Williams with tN
pistol
which N used IP force J , K. t'-amn o n , Jailer, la unlock hi*
roll
dour. William* wav awaiting trial
on an automobile Iheft
ehaiK*.
The two who earapad with him
were Tiay Crisp, under stidanr#
o f throe )rar» for highway rob­
bery, w d Karl Flnnuy, aorrmg n
10-yrar sentence for Durylary.
Crisp was caplum l In ihe inountslua near N ro several hours a f­
ter tha akootlag hut the poe-e N J
found ho irate o f William* and
Finney today.
Police said O P told theta WitI nins shot Harmon wben lha
latter allrmptod to prevent Ilona
from arising his automobile, which
w*» parked near a cemetery whet*.
Harmon was putilug fhieraia e »
hit wlfo’s grate. A farmer living

Bill Would Limit;
Salaries Received
By County Officers
TALLAHABBRE, Apr.
H^—
(A P ) -Falarle* of ahevlff*. court
clerks, tag a»*b***ra, to t rolled,
urs, county Judaes 4nd county attrnveys would N held Ntwniv
|lru&gt;0 ami |5it&gt;0 a veer under pro­
vision* of n bill Introduced yes­
terday by Itepreientatlre Hlrom,
Gadsden.
The bill woul,| require a‘ Het accountlng of all fere, a dally depos­
it o f fro* In each manner as to
show Iheir -outre end a monthly
report of receipt* to tb* comptrol­
ler.
lip to :UKK&gt; papulation, not ov­
er «IM « * yean W4® »" IW 0 imp­
utation. not avety (£400&gt; ai
a f '* 'l
n, net ever
T&amp;OU to It/M
XLM0 P«Pr ’&gt;* y m r;
uJatUa, not
#U«n, not
II.MSI In 33
N t o 71,000
over HtOO a
400 a year,
p&lt;d&gt;ul*tIon. n
dll, Jo* tiro 1
Under ten
■table* In
of the prae
T4&gt;004 P*P*
reunite* wf ,
v . amrmutu
l let Ion wmJ
• f atigalla*
of HW a f|

Bank In Arkansas Is ^
Robbed By 3 B a n d it.. rfj
HORATIO, AH(m
Apr. 11-* j P
(AIM—Three unmaakad bnadHU
|&gt;*UI up i n Bank a f UareUa yre*
terday and eecapad with r ».« L

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three men Ntlevad to N v a bgeo wL.
IN roL N n aagagad In •

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tho barograph Indicated .the will*
mcjtor roadlqg o f tt.000 feet.wewM
ba botna out by calibration in
Wa»hlntt:m.
MIm Franhla Benner Of Aknm,
Ohio, who rocanlly tlslmed an un­
official record of 31.000 'feet. wn»
rradlUd wlllj an altitude of StBVO
feet when her UaiogrgpK'Wai cali­
brated.
: Ruth NlchoU aent iliss Hmlth
th* following message
"Splendid work, ElVfor. ReConl#
mtut conatantly b# broken tf win*
Uon 1* to ■rfrance. My Met con*

! .In t m i quutsra tbera w n »
bollof that th* gerernmawt ml(ht
bo withdrawing from Its dsUrmlnation to pot down tho Foochoj
revolt br forte, aad It «*• *•«•&lt;
(he ls.Iou. r i M n M r W h
34 eon* and"dU *tW B M W |(

Zara1. cM rU A ^ w *# O iM j
« * n ran
A coupl# of d*J» hofofW w

PutAboard Train
For Final Journey

ed Zacp hod th# m lyfeftw

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(Continued Prom Png# On#)

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WOUNDED BY STRAY BULLBT
MIAMI, Apr. | k - ( A H ~ W H.
Ponsells was reported In a 'aoclou*
rondltlon at a hospital here y «v
la i day U 0 result of belrm ofruck
by a Stray bullet while r ld 'n f in

EXHIBITION GAMES

struck In the

m - ( A P ) —CoU Dennett ti. Clatli, j Prcbahly no other pub'lr man
■on or Champ ClaVb, Uta speakattended more soda) funn­
er of tbo boose of repr*«entall»e*, i|nna rfr took a more getdnl pvri
announced here yesterday k el| „ promot n* t&gt;eir suceebs. A lor.
would bo a candidate for Bit Dem- er o f mt slc, hU skill with vlnlln
ocratlc nomination tar Ualtod and piano trade him the musical
AtstM senator from Missouri In center o f aa* party.
.
Itm .
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Ho waa ■ rm * alpry UlUr and
•mo
'
sfU r many, p Hridlfon Hub dinS t. n jm S B U R O Sally's
Hootery, In c, granted chaffer, to thrir m rM Vofej-lred b ^ t o n . to
engage In general
merrhanBlse a homo In CheVjf Chase ft Med with
bdalneaa. •
♦.
•
' « a pipe organ where fongworth
would enlertalp aiHltlngl* for
hoar* with a mUaglUny Of clkaalcs
and modern JaXU H» k»d Bcreptod
atfead Ura (ItId-

at Raldfurd Prison fyi
. 1- ' i t
__ onriL

It Km be** 10 rear* alnc# a
»pecker died. On Mar. 9,1991, two
ite/a before the eod o f Congroao
• ben hit term would boro expired ped hi* Mt of. fh lik teeth.
Champ Clark of Missouri died of*
- I told him I m p W» « * t,
ter a ahtrt lllneaa which, like that f|«od." oald
of lemgwarth, developed from • traveling yompoolod, “ bW b
cold. A state funeral ara» held I* there wasn’ t. 4nyvse«se Ig tl
the hall of th* flouat.
eold-ho
only drop
After finishing hi* worit In .again.* •
f
f}’
Con*iess, he h»d come to Alkaf
The' aid Tur1| *Mro .|ia lt|
In recuperate at the Curtla home, three natural beta o f tfsth
bi t noon after reaching tho winter llfo, lb* la of arriving when I
rarer!. he de»eloped a rold.
Tho cold wav pot thought m t *
Jou* at. first, end n* phyak.ae
waa called untU Moral ty sfVA.'
nocn. A second conaultatlon war
hold by physicians Monday night

d*y olght, and
condition had bo
lerngwotth was
cams

PRINCESS
twma in 1ha second fnrrfng with
Lory on U se.
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HIRUINGHAM, A la , Apr. 10^(A P )-n iln t Bfown and Uoals
U w son, yearling .members of the
.Cleveland Indians' pitching staff.,
iron a iupeM. hurling duel from
tUrca__ Birmingham.— mounds moo
here yesterday, 1 t o 0.
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HKCATUB, 111, Apr. 10-— (API
— Uala marred a pitching duel beI’ U sl.urgh lafl-handar, Sara
Vrday. The T i n " Baally em­
erged vlttors, g to 4.
Hrore:
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llrtiwa, U w son and
Sewell,
^at Idaho, Proklblllen Dlrec
'apdcock and Cemiu Mlon*' ‘fpilna; Plue, While. Rboaf and
SU trial, Alcohol D ana.
Ceopar.
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eomposltlon prohibition ye
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Apr. 10e l , be drawn behind, cleegd
will &gt; e baasd upen W.hulhr (A P I—The Boston Red Bog made
It throe In a row hero wNUnUp
of v a ilm pkaaoe of
hy defeating Columbus af the Am­
w problem. Commai
erican association, 10 to 4, in the
lM Booth gf the Salveflnel game of an aihrjltlon eerie*.
,rwiy, the twenty-neccm
Scar*
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nwr of Powullvanta. -mil, jmton, Ralnhoct and Mlmar, Bucksm w tr la .the OtMUrib
k Eighteenth AmogdnMPt
M d r Mr*. Carrig ’*»(►
ITweesan’i aaffragt lebl-

CHAlUXrprr, N. C , Apr. 10rtP )-T lt# Olahts arrra farced to
illy la the.Uat of the lUki to
vote M t! th* Chicago Whit# Swa,
I to 4 yMterdsy and break a fowrxam# koin e streak. ' ,
.

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fer the ODntn Ual yeor, tollad 19
I dlaau** M4 N gM ]ttr. Innings far the winners, with
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yesterday by Um »gtJ«9lWl# dopartmant at #44*00jW &gt; 9 * ^ ’ *“
40,000^)00 latger &lt;h«» J|Mt » • £
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hU ^ W w t ^ r
vru 1libit to be loot In th* reflected t M y df M tor tawjjt Th* m U t u n om lM »mt u l l
u "T* R/a MtiUih4*w" tod the hueband of "Prineami Al- ;W .I hod b m 41m fudga, I * m B
4e*M, He tucceeded for he Mhaa become'* name*’ a Nlchola* “ ** U r g e ,/ * * ,th* U m r i b W
Longworth.

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t*rt *f U w I r fW r formod frl.nd

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t n .a r t cenhood In * tw ill bnifif.

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-I might b a n r&gt;t * ^ i r o * « l and

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» T i old. h«« left tho, tin
(glia Malabo to got back to
itna fa fitamboul.Turka;, wti
i ta p , Ha
riot Ho to « *
(..and whera, wa dara aay,

to eeiid In. *11 It
t the ahlpmuntg fi

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That to
tiltbtad
£ £ altiihr to -Big Bill"
thowiHon'a
auddati- danatltoi or
P#«
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Langley. of J.ekaonvflb,
th* meeting of th* P r v
Hub taut night at tha

f
■aata* a chapUr beta, Tha
Uag committee for
tha
&gt; a r wa* appointed
by

returned from Vallosr* they have b**n vlformer1* neither .far
* ton E. Allan
and
Dolan Hilt* neth, f*atardiy
lr a » - ia k *

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W»lu yov
Sunday«
McKay, Sa
Ln | « « * t 1 P.
Trayer, meeting
*rcnlng at R.

* P » « * « * U * p»r»tar mootright which •himl.i h aw U m
' 1*. Darias the bu«In**s*s*H « * ■ decided ta sirs a 'p b y
mVeko) tk b month, the date
t M M M nnd later. Th# &lt; f h j
ha dWveted by Mr*. II. O s V
th* #th. trad* pa pi I* Ukln*
Th* ra*»le*l will b* ia charge
•y Houell. A nominating com*
n waa appelated by preakfent
Mi* submit mm™ fur now officer*
at n u t m*e Ins when th* election
o f officer* will take p la n . Th*
moat lag war turned. o v e r t * Mr*.
H. Cock re a and Mr*. I&gt;. K. MoNah
who had chars* of th* prugfstn.
t; 1. Sons lit . and 2nd grad**; L
d * a n Hand*. Evelyn lUntaiaa an I
Math Aaderaon: 3. Song, 3rd, 4th
aad 5th Cradaa; 4. Drink Milk,
Belton Stevens; B. Clean Ter lb,
Howard B*»*hm-Jr.t t/V W ia tltfr

EbGBWOOD '
FLOWER SHOP

&gt;r* i M rtaml Ih M
■or
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n w h i M a w n t an

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Apr,

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Inexpensive toy be loon* fufnlih
rite n .fe w game* for children,
ne or Hi* moat enjoyable la to
Art the party, o ff with partneji
r f ill e r u card with the nam* of
m o f th* p m b writ tan on It and
the loom ju it after lb* children
have arrived. Release them all at
one* awl let Om children reach for
them.
R o n rod balloons for the boyi
and (toon fo r the girts and Ull the
girl# to try tn get rod one* and the
Wty* green one*. The balloon each
child m * m « give* hint h b M ill
nee fo r pbera at ilia' table later
and far uUmr gr me* In which parivrr* are necum ry.
' Another gnaw li ts have n do***
hnlboun, oath painted with the
face o f a capik png* chatncter,
P*ntll* *nd ns they t u r n them.
hn*e n groom up writ* d ev * the
M W . T* Uw winner gl*d h book
n f baud? pictures and (Iv* ench
chill a ter balloon a Rev Uw game
has been played.
S'HI anetbee gtrnr tan b "balInna volley ball," la Rhh&amp; .half
Uw party b lined up an ana old* of
a airing and the rest on lh* other
aid* o f IL Th* object la to (nop the

m ta

dqngh.

Ing, Yearly reports wore given by
the officer* o f tha church and
Sunday tefeool, showing nn inerraeo over Uw post year In
church collection* and apodal offrringa. A vote o f thank* was giv­
en th* officer* far their service,
a b o Uw lo d ba Aid far tholr generuu* donation*. At this time throe
Elder* worn elected. They wero
Roy Howell, Homer Gleason r**tected and R. E. Tree, *11 fur a
term of three year*. These yearly
meeting* o f the charcfa member*
and friend* ore looked forward to
with groat iatoroot
Th* April awottng * f U&gt;* P. T
A. wU) he Ttwradry night Ape. Hi
nt S o'clock. At this time th* elactlsn of officer* will take place.
A special procram ,la b o b * pro-

d O-

of

IndL-

diltiwttan. By
.'-M aar-P^^aal . ah

an.
Taylor accompanied * The Sonrite Service held.Bnn‘flu student l-i*n funl S ri
which haa the fellow.' thorn : homo and left today at day morning In Evanadila' Park

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(toon for Ocala to rlail relatives waa wall attended In apito o f tha
for a abort time.
rdln, Th* Chriatlaa Endeavor*
had charge o f th* aerriee* Which
were carried oat vory Impressive­
ly and enjoyed by thoae present.
The Chamber o f Commerce met
Monday evening Apr. 0 with Pro*idenl R. E. True presiding. Dur­
CHEESE IN MENUS
Probably no tingle food haa a ing. the basin*** meeting a com­
greater * variety of ueea than mittee w o, appointed to *c* mem­
cbdeeo, which In lla, many forma ber* of th* Athletic Organltallon
can be taatUy turd for every about remorlng tha boning aUad
cour** In th* menu, from the aoup in the park aUo to ie* about get*
ting equipment for the park la Uw
future. A committee era* appoint­
ed to piece four algn* «t point*
lead big into Lake Mary. It waa
Due bra* Hoe pi
voted to hold a clean up day, th*
1 onion, minced: 2 tablespoons data to be announcer! later. Other
fat; 1 tablespoon flour; I quart Uialneas waa transacted , Th*
milk; t teaspoon salt; dash of meeting waa well attended and
paprika; I Cgg or 2 e g g yolks and proved Very interrallng.
2 ounces grated American cheese.
The Heater program war groatlj
Cook the onion th tho fat until enjoyed Sunday evening at the
tender but not brown..Remove on­ Community Church when Urn fol­
ion, add flour, then milk gradually, lowing program waa preaenUdt
aaving out 1-4 eupfuL Cmk until
Organ Preludat "March to.C al­
smooth and add aeaacning. Pour vary" from “ Tha CruelftiWu.";
the soup over the egg beaten with Call to Worahlp: Seek ye th* Lard
th* remain ng 1-4 cur, raid milk. ahlte II* ma* be found;.Call y*
upon Him whlla Ha ia near; Hymn,
’•When I aurvey the Wondrou*
Cruaa;" Antiphon; By leader and
Congregation; Prayer in unlaon;
1-2 tup cooked rice; Lrup rook­
Hymn; *014*4 the Lard la Rlaan
ed moat; 1 teaanpeti kalr, 1-4 teas' Today," Offering, IVeyer of Conpoen pepper; 2 tableapoprui butter; aecra’ ion; E a s i e r
Pageant.
I amall onion; l-Jl lb. grated Amer­ "Light," "A glimmer and then a
ican cheeac; t egg and 4 medium glam* o f ligh t;" Proceaalonal;
abed green pep|mr*.
"Light or th* World. We Hail
Put meat throufh n food,chop­ Thee," by rholri I. Olimmer; Pruper, blend with cnokeil rice; add mlae nf light; X. Glimmeri The
•alt and pepper. Melt butter and light begins to thine; !L Olimmu:
arid dnpped uabm,'Cook «lowly Th* light ahlnea brighter; 4. Glim­
until eniun la tender. Add to the mer: Shadow* fall; B. Th* Gleam:
G.
first miature. Add egg and bbw l IJght Tram an open tomb;
thoioughly. Add grgted cheese and Gleam; Light far all th* world;
•tir Into mlatur* with fork. Cut Receaainn*!: "O Zion, Haale,-Thy
o ff thin slice from atom rod of Ml talon High Fulfilling;" Benedic­
|
each green peper, remove
ared tion.
The le‘ , 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and Mb
and pith. Cut thin alb* from bit.
gtadee o f the athool eninyrd an
tom o f pepper ad popper Will stand.
Eat ter egg hunt in Evtnadal*
Park Friday afternoon. I*rlae egg*
were founi by Caul* Brldgoman
and John Trefry. They received
Eprinkle top with broad crumb* and candy rabbita. The children were
bake 30 minute* In moderate oven. given brightly colored candy egg*
Pineapple O n M B a t t f i -------- by Mr*, tir Cochran and Mr*. D.
G alicea plnodppb] S on. rrram K. McNab,
ehee*#; 1 tabboposn cream or top
A crowd attended the Annual
milk; 2 tabtsspoooa bar le due; Congrrgatlcnal Supper and bualnet* meeting Wedneeday evening
lettuce and
I’tar* a *IIce o f pineapple upon nt the Community Church. Th* ta­
a lettuce leaf. With n allver fork ble* were centered wi’ h lovely
ma«h rream cNe-ap* 4ml nw'aten It apring never*. The arrangement
witk riram or top ypjllt. Fold bar wn* In charge o f My*. II. 8. Fen­
I* due Into Cream eke*** and nel Placet were iteerved at th*
blend th &gt;rou|Mjrt PWc* mound* of center table, for th* now mamliart
mlatur* on rounds o f pineapple. who joined th* church the pnat
year and were the gooata o f hott­
Serve w'th
er. A bountiful aupply o f meet
loaf, regetablm, salad*,
homo
1-2 Ik. Amor
mad* io ID, plea, pudding*, cakesmall piece*; f
and hot coffer wero enjoyed dur­
plea; 1 cup au(
ing th* euppor hour. Thl* waa fol­
namen or .Bv
lowed w ith'a abort devotional **r-

a

nonneed

Helen Tamm; g. Song "Smile" hy

la tha * fir moot; when an k s and
awoH cogta* wa* aerved by -the
baste**, a*&gt;bU i hy . Mrw. W . J .
Thigpen aw) Mlaa Mary D l^ ton .
Those present were; Mr*.' W. T»
Holden. Mrs. A. T. R aul tec, lira,
W. J, Thigpen. Mrs. J. H. Menlek)
Mr*. B IL Dlghtov, Mrs. Hoyt
Ware, Mr*. John O. Leonardy,
Mb* Alien CnldwoU, Mr*. Frank
L .,W o*dnrff, Mr*. Ceriull V*m *V, Mr*. William T. FWbl, Mr*.
Saaanal Pulesun aad M b* Fannie
Baba Munson. .

with

111# Park A t*.

H n bocrlp tlon

PhoM 121-W

B rid g e P o t t y

T u r v d a y , A p r . 14
2 l4 5 P . M.
V- s •
E p isco p a l P a ris h U lo u a o

AT THE CHURCHES
Upsala-Grapeville
A baby girl who haa been named, Batty Jean waa horn on Eaater
Sunday Apr. 6th 1921 to Mr. aid
Mr*. Cecil Sheppard. Mr*. Glllyatd
their cousin I* with them.
Mrs. J. U Dixon la rntertal i ng
her alater, Mr*, tluby Warren fr-irt
Cordele, Ga., to keep her rompan)'
while her husband I* working for
the cnn&gt;truction m n ipa.tyjn Palatka. He apent the wo-k-emlj d
home.
Mr. and Mr*. John (lin tv oith
and children o f SL Ktephroa, S.
Caiolina are vlalt'ng fur « few
day* at the home of hi* airtrr,
M j» Fred Dyaon. They vi-lted oh
Monday with friend In Orlando
and also made a trip to Dayt ma
Btach. Their mother who poa bCun
spending the winter halo with! Mr.
ami Mr*. Dyaon will accompany
them home,
Emll.Magnnaon haa been III th'a
week and confined to hi* home. Dr.
Denton wnh out a number of rimes
to ntlcnd him.
Mb* Minnie Beck returned Hun,4ay&lt;4o Interment. Collage at Brielot Va. after spending th* Enrirr
holiday* with hrr oalvnu,
Mr.
and Mr*. Bamy Beck.
Jath Even* nf (tordeilo. Georgia
11 rooming nt the Tyner home. He
la employed at l^e rr*t t mill.
T. Ck. Tupcr Va* h one fr.m
Daytona for the week and with
h:* family, t
Th* Earidr program wn* well
rendered aijd Veeelvetl at the l fn.
Ian Sunday-school. EapecUlty tine
or* thought waa the Instrumental
dial Igu* by Ruth atul Rater Ftleson, tho rvriuthn* by Amt Ben
sen and DnWlhy S w a /m ; the
quartet com posed of Mr*. Swaync,
Mt*. AuaU-y.'Ruth Spenllove ami
Alfred Xrlr*ofr,'*Kulh Erirnnn ut
the piano and Itav. J. H. Clatk with
Du* vlriln. We were aotry tne
wrattier waa *o atnimy a* it hin­
dered V good many frem rom ng
out awl upael the Kaalri erg bunt.
Th* Lutheran Clrrle met n« us­
ual oq th* flrat Wednesday of the
month at the home of M n. Wal*
ftrd Pbteon.
Th* pastor and wife, of Drove.
land m g * over for the mretiiu.
ThoeO present were Mia H’ wlt,
Mia. Carbon. Mrs. K. W. 1 undquiat,' Mr&lt;. Nrl* Swanson, Mir
Ilitmer jLundquIst, Mr*. J. G.
I.undqalat, Mr*. Borell, Mr*. PolIon, M n , Etlceon. Mr*.. August
Kwaneov.' Dallelou* refrethn-enl.*
c f taladn, eakea and coffee I'.tb
whipped cream waa aerved.
A happy little party wa* held at
the hom oof Mr. and Mr* I1, th-nni
on Wodgteday in honor of
th*
richth birthday o f their daughter,
Mary. TW grandparent* an I aunt.
Mr*. Haciderson o f Do Land cam#
Oter far th* orraiton ami h-ljwd
lo raaka It a merry time. Among
lhue# pcaaent wore Dorsthy Swan*
.am, E ft h Marl* Lundquiat, DoroUiy'gnd M arjaib Swayne, Ma J
add Ralph Deane, Belli. A l'ico
T-r'c*ag' Jr. Martha Steveni and
two Npalna, from Deland, 1 hr
rhildPM were treated, to home
m ode'Ire m a m with atrawberriei
■at ■*!■

By

poat-Eaater Service.
All are cordially Invited to attend the aervlce*.

By Label!* BalUagm

W o m s n 'a Q r IM

A d m is s io n

Holiness Meeting, 10:00 A. M.
Sunday aehcxd, 3:00 I’ ."hi.
Young People's Meeting, 0:46
P. M.
"Jeremiah's Deliverance", CapL
Harriett in charge.
Goapet aervlce, IriOO P. M.
Everybody w tlcom el.

Me

M. M. SMITH
ESTATE
Administrators

of

tha

M. M. Smith BRtala
Sunday service*, 3:00 P, M. and
7:JB P. M. Special Gospel me*sages.
A .0. Canada, preaching. KfO
W. First Street.
Intrr-denumlnallonal,
H&gt;" .Y ritOHH (TWItCII

closing

out . thlo

oi

which consists principally
of

celery

tanda on ,t M

Went Sldo of th Sanfmr^
Celery Delta.

II A. M. Morning Worchfp.
Rev. II. Iiv ng Ixmttll, Rectnr,
April IB, 1031.
Flrat Sunday after Easier
Holy Cnmmunltn -j~ 7:30 A. !
CTbiirrh Ttchool — it:3(i A. M.
Morning Prayer — ||;00 A. i
Sermon by Rector.
Gfferatury—A* It
began
dawn—Vincent.
Young People — 0:00 P. M.
HUHT riAITTHT CHUHCII
Evening Prayer A Sermon
Park Avtnu* a n j Hlath Street. 7:30 P. M.
W. P. Ilniuk* Jr-. •*»,lDrSunday School, 10;0p A. M.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
Morning Wvtohlp— HjOO A. M.
Evening Worahlp—I P. H.
"W hy
Should
Wo
Give
T h in k *!" It th* auhject o f the
n. Y. p. u . 7 P. M.
W(dne*dav evening prayer aer- sermon to bo prrerhed by Uw
vice. lvW T-. M. A-rimRHTHriU Pa*tor at II A. M. Singing by
tlun I* extended tu »Hn full thnlr.
At th* evening hour, *t(bt
FILL* GOSPEI- TAItERNACLB o'clock, he will preach on "Tako

I

deavor.
H:30 P, M. Senior Chrlallan En­
deavor.
..
7 i3(l p, hi. Evening Worahlp.
The session meal* nt the r.oao
or each worship aervlce for thu racep'. Ion of new meintier*.

On Orlando t«ud ne*r O.nev*
Are.
IVm. F. McPhrraon. pnntue
Bible School Sunday A. M. U:4S
Sermun Sunday A. M, • ’ H j00
Evangelistic S.rvtre Sumlay P.
M. -T H 5
„
Prayer Meeting Wed. P. M. —
3(00

Of tho remaining land*
we are offering noma vtry
choke celery land daring
the next 60 days. U In
well worth your. InvcotL
gallon.

' '. ,

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A. P. ConnBlly
&amp; Sons

J
*.

Agent^

TAMPA

T h e Convenient Center” \ **

Prayer A Testimony Wid. P. M

FLORIDA

Strictly lnter-d*nen»ln*tlon*l.

T h e I*laygrouod of Amerkn”
H tth.

The H*V. J. J. Mrlnemy, pastor.
Flrat Ma**—S:00 A- M.
Second Ma**— 10:00 A. M.
Evening IMVotlon—7:30 P- M.
HARFORD fOMML'NITY
CHUIUTI
Woman* Club IJulMlng, Oak
Avenue neat Third St reel.
The Rev. Claud* H. dim m ing.
m'nUter.
H tr Ice*—3:30 P, M. •
Evryon# will be cordially welromed and made 10 feel al borne.
FREE MRTUODfirr MISSION
Pnplsr Avr, and Second SI8. School, 10:00 A. If.
Preaching, 11:00 A, JiKate II. Booth, parikr

thoir daughter Mr*. J.
FIRST LURItTIAN CHURCH
an. and family.
I Hrr. Fleyd Hjeblom an t
Slitrrrth Street and Ranferd
a ll .Cummings, returned
ram Homestead. Fla., nf- Avrnne. Tha Rrv. F, "M. Mnrler.
Ing a few dry* with her pnator.
Bible school—
Mm . tlerac* La* who a
inion—tV.OO
Wnrsblp and
an aporaUtn recently.
A. M.
,:V
Christian Bad
Evening Beryl
DPS A LA LI
' pee. A. Hi

Sunday lb

Prrocbinr
. Subject, "1
/•ana at* A

HOTEL HILLSBORO
Tampa/» Largest Hotel
Central-Pireproof-Steam Heat-Radios
Heme-Uk* *tm«ephtre — la r ir , airy ruaan 1 ■—
Hpacleua Labby — Meaaasla* and UoMear Halcony — Barber Shop — Beauty Part** •— UbUW
(■reek. Turkish and Uuaeiaa Batha — aad nuuay
ether aaarevbncev.

"TOPO’ THETOWN”“1"1Wo
a * * * -, a w e e a*

lo o r

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Official AAA Hotel
Cafeteria and Fountain Luncheon*
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t l * * * A * tf#a&gt; j

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far rritmr,

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la forra kWM6 and
■yl.lrr w a. tabled, U

f t a t M a IWIIMI af. r t.ftM l
alaar. Hauling* rary t»a rri
I yarr alaar. market weaker,
la r.« b. uaaal tarma, Fl-oM.

ta which thlg map ba

m»h» apalicanwi t* i i « uni* Juda*
f° f • Jlnal aailWwtit of bU M .
mlnIHffci J*.n iif.biU H ltK , bnl for
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Bp conrtH j ol U. g. Department of Artlrullur* amt tha Florida
8 tala Mark#tin* BuraaD, J. II. Ow»n«f ftanfard lypraatataMja.

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rf'ttM D*.

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a. ana ban atkde arallra,
M deed to lain* la arconl.
'll Iflrut* rmlim-f* lha/ot.

rewhoura! T h i’ ftrmala

Apitupllh S h e w
Starts S u n d a y
Oil Bender F a r m R i v e r Lo

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npH

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(Oonllnurd lYppi Fa|a
( CaaUaaddTwS A M Ob*) ;
Rtitaa were vlallora 16 tba trard- Ury board* or tba aUlaa.i
ana' dgrjn* M»» •*«•«*. ma-tiatllrt# atfmlUadjp ah a loaa to aaf
m*»a • appaaranc* 'o f tha
wara at WJl\ la tha aacth

Tara bar* for tha purpo.a of
n , th. M e .d t e C '^ n o f Am irpl.
it butte. *•
v - :- —

Ituulan far lllaalaalppl, d
IM alUiatlon a* tiatirac

h* MMW

Knnpatlaa
tion
' "Ar‘ ir. Mi

htbl o f control, fli
iff* on tha hWaa r j
who eajd that not only tha orlpln- and tha bumlhh wf »
•I Mead CdlfrAl*. of hulte would near tlvarlnck bam* i
jO M (ftatoUp, but eereral thfmaipaclmawa hphrldlwj bp U f.
nfflrlat*
rr'ilnra h# ftm a IntJ poaica-.
of. tha Maad' rillcct Ion, *

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Mfrrldc

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i aaonoml
'. &gt;Wi/a pf

mm
Juaodap,. appaar*

and

W R a w *,' UT|

wwwhat, ViUIt

Vdr, wlfa o f
o f tab Da ml

fcltUaT*

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hh d l a t ^ i atlfafi
.v W ‘

laa. Tha BaUakal. Oardaa
w i u« v^n
1/in .*ciloa In UaT "a!
[ M ilk i
K S J iiT

haa .* Vprallmatllr 1700 bull
tha Plot Ida
fU te m a o bml
rma li^OO".
atendan thalr a
4dp aatlmatad that thli tha.iwarma. \ •
Old nawapapar
aHanr* at f.ia *b«w will
naarljf 10(10 tha racor-J Ark* ra*»atcd VI

*•'«»» iawwn* Unwind
&gt;d* -A' *’ •1
ihfzlai

of 4S00 mublUhMl lial

ssu jp rs

ma law of tte
ffktaU af t)m

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Melodic*; ffliM.Unl

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Wlleowj 10:41. J iit t . l v D«
baritone; 11, Morning Woi
Vint Baptist Chart* ■af ■Oa
Vtltal is. Wether ( h M i l i |
W ater Marie, I s L B t o r t f r .
M ic a Report; 1:35, Plnrid* !•
p rin t* family.

Ad-

«. Organ Rref la), Claud* Murph-

fM| 6. Paulin* MfoU. Violinist;
Seward Newreme, baritone;, 1‘io.
«P *r Services; g, Studio fU ntrti 7, Memories at-YSriUgfatf 7:'3t&gt;,
Weather FoteMal; 7:35, Sign Off.

LIBERAL ALLOWANCE an y i
^ ^ &gt; a t U r y , 318 W. Flrat 81

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GROW "BULBS. i W
Coatlact for crop at fixed price
, IX .While, Lake Marf. Fla., m .eofaor for Pierce , DUlb Co.,
WHI E, Mark, fit. p r ^ n d y tM .

. N olle* 4a . h eroh y ' g iv *a
4 v r &gt; M la . u r i n m o f
la in fin al d*cr*« * f loraal
•**e.nm d# an * ealotvd ai

»MI« In a
Cl real! Oeurt In and fa.
O w M f, Florida, In Chan

fit
UiMfWWI fMCflHHi
the ndrrrlbtr let eatoesaint
laasrtiett The «(Tk« * n U to
nadfled Uamedlalaly to m m

7, Bulletin* | 7:15, Sunday
nehoolj 7:30..Same a* WEAFt 8,
fln t o lw i » i H Sa m aa WRAP;
B;3°- O^hnatMl S ilV Q p irte t;
■lit,. Hunter*; 0 JO, Harmonica;

* jb T r t r r o * t e

■it*

____ r r,

Repair*.

PUR RENT: Thraahcr Apart
merit a 311 Park, phono 043.

pm

E. 3rd SL, or phono

104-W

Itlreult (■■.art or the Tweaty.lhlrd

CELERY LANDS

..

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alanq

Brett; lfW , Henry Corntlly, ViolInlet,f Ruth Cornelly. PUnlet; S,

FOR

tad

Uptotoerlag.
-PALM ER 'S

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IS-II Arcade

PRINTING

SECOND

BALK;

Judicial C ircuit. * f Ilia m a le
o f to GOOD CARS to p|fk from—
. Ready for celery crapa. Par*
F lorida, In nnd fo r namlnol* Cuun,
Porta, Ch«vrpl«U, Dodges, Chry- feclly drained 6, 10, or raor* ic fia
I f , F lorida dated 10* ln.l da 1 o f
A*etX A , l&gt;. l a l l . la a ru rU la rauau aler* and Pontiac*. Baal k Ban*. No rnah required from napoh*
between Ul "T . Wwlleer. mnnplalu.
nn l, aereua J. |L lle r llr il. True In-. Myrtle, Are.
*ibU buyer*. Frank L. Ferguson,

—

BARGAINS.

lbs hlMSi i

im-l'algr, standard six

!!V .7

il h t io n Rif m

te r *f Mar.

tala e f F lorida, deaeclbod aa fo
i* a . t o .* Il: :
l^ ta three handled and forty
lia a l, thrso haadred roriv ...u *
( l l l l , (h r** hundred fo H y .(w o
(1 U I. thr** hundred o U ly .fo u r
f t a t l, three hundred a lily .flv a
. m i . ihre* haadrad t l . l r j l a
l* i» t , and lan " t f (e ic e n t a
Ulrlf .iff the Went Sid* nr &gt;*ld
Ixi( *|y*. CMilalolna one f i t uero
m om ur lee*. Ih* Ka*l iHiundary
r&gt;f w hich I* a d irect m n iln u a .
•tan o f (h e Moetern bnundaer
or l(*t Ihrno hundred a la ly .fo u r
( J t l l . nlt arrordtna tu (he Ot*u
i f A llsm on l*
ten d , lln lr l A
M Fvlnalloa C om p oa r land*. *e .
aord laa |o p lat Ihtreuf record .
*d la Plat b o o k C w a r 41 H r.
an a* C ounty record* and r ia l
B ook I p *ao I* Nemlnut* i ‘uun.

Ckaaranr.

*

•

*2*

do fine condition •— peifeclly drained,

.Sent. MoPt . 1'°-, phapo 17. { Three strung flow well*.

» cotmir. ki

ty nee*rda. J4X)TD r
Hp«cUl Mftiltf

Until Vylijti.

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Model A FbrdTtrfor. 5775; M RTRirri.TrAR'B —
A c u lt s .
. Ilodaon Sedan, excellent; 10 acre celery farpi — HUH
Hudaon Coach, fine; 1U1H hammock land, under hlghw l
|sport roadster, aplffgt 193U enlUeallon — 0 ncre* tiled — all
f

W ti

FURNISHINGS
llrpalra— It* Unliking

under a d ealer at (arerluaay* and
eat* entered Or tha Jud|* o f ih*

SALE

X — Jackaenvllle.
irtto Thrati c | 10:30,
» lUrtr* I’m*ram «»•

iia g g Ht t h
(IllberVa Ruler
Candles.

or

t
HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired 410.
fay an* who n * lly know, howl
B rig p , Jtw*2*r, Mag. Are.
WANTED TO BUY.
TRADE
ItM: »:00, OenemI Electric Pro­
. W atwqh.
Dr. W. R. HacDOUOALU C1III Matter.
FOR, OR RENT! Oarage apart­
gram— NBC; 10:W, B. A. R olf. iW h ton r
, JUJPRACTOK, U n«w located at ment with *U ccnvenlencna, Apply
and Mi Lucky 8 Irik* Dam*
• Waltrne
l i . ___u :____ i t r .i.L i.
hi* rtaldam* In F loiol Haight*;
jwl e«nf»td A r v .
chostra—HBC;
11:00,‘
Oe
Ma*n*n&lt;« a o n r n o r l u n
3.
tbUford.
rho"»
Wr**. ^
Washington lloUl Ore hearts
N irriC R |g IIR IIB PV IIIVRH that

Mnxlcnl' Mood*;
S;&gt;p.
|.,Ialandon; totoWHInio
fl. Mu*let 0:43 Qrlan« d Parts Automotive
T;00, Time signal nnd
lOoncementa. TtlB, RIU
iPlTheatrn — Columbia
Itg System: 8:00, ArlYh . Creme . Band—-Colndenatlng Hyatam. 8tl5j
program; 8:15, Hawaii*
M l 8:30, Variety pro00, Moonhcmma.
DAY, APRIL I t

DRINtck-LUNCUBS

able to dealralile party. Call HOfl

Host Hair ef Weal llair ml
Jf«elhne*t Quarter «f the
hoalhwea: Quarter of Hrrtlon
•asr u j - a . ■ a a s g
It,
Towa«lil|. It,
Jtuulh ef
HBC; 8.-00, Eight Deuce* Dance
Haag* II Kaat. . &gt;
Orchestra; l i l t , R. C. A. Hour (he Him* la be retd la aallifr aa
-N B C } 8:30, Rhode* FuUh Col- daeraa. Term* Caeh. Puthaaer

rram; 0:00, U f l U Bander*.
Youthful 01
Huaaty, Bha
cletjr Byncof

B X ftfife l

FRUITS ft
VEGETABLES

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-N B C ; 7tlB, Tasty Yeas\ Jailer.

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