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host!alt* wai iiarhad In, confer­
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Inning w idaerfpy a« llartferd dafeeted lh« Matbaabere, I to *, in
with .tha PkllUta, bill tha th a ' fourth ram a of tba&gt; aailaa
dJ.'Ungutra won a p f' araif. Each team baa wan two gamaa.
.a n d dathrni the mythical
Oolh Brooklyn Karat rama id
p ta-atato rr w»a, th a third Iha ninth en a combination a ftw b
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ABflEVILUS. N. CL" Apr.' JU(A P)-T ha wall-known borne run
twine put od their art Wadnaadaf
da (bo.Yhakaan won their aacand
•m ig h t cama from tha Athtrille
•lab af the I’lodmont League, J I
Baba oftanod the third’ iaaldf
with hit third hearnr af tha iprtng
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-Uww Hdgaalne
been associated for years with tl
awa M m S C 1 li&lt;
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boon Intermittently In casamuaica.
tloo with hrr hy talcphen# (real
Alkan.
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Iter got nt-at-Arms Rodgtra ot
Ula Heaao and William Tyter
Fa**, cloth, will aamo tho eommlt-

rang*ments for train*.
Th* Speaker'* private office
atood *mptr. A vacant chair gap.
ad opealy fmm bshlad a broad Ma­
hogany doth. ’Overlooking them
waa tho elaborately (rimmed l i t ■tel chaaddllor under which ho
had stood a t tho White Homo far
hie marriage (o Alice JU oirrolt
Thera he had vhrtlw d a multi­
plicity af rialtora, detega. lor ■
Backing political favor*, fftenis
for a congenial chat, newspapor-

fitting every aecaatea,|dlploateUe
tipreealon*, friendly greetings,
outspoken views on eunwnt events.
Tha powerful Republican fortes
that have held ondieputed 'away
la Um House for tb* j a e t decade
yesterday ware confronted bp tb#
Ijh fc t, dUfWult probSfd I m Mb
political era aa a- r**u)t ef th*
death of Ipaakar Longworth.
Still btwUdered by the .w**p-

of a mortgage. An emerg ency
wdtfch nuty s w n frlsplaaa, hat
■bod Dot he, la th* purrhas* af
NM*aa*ry clothing.
' There are plenty of attempts
a t lajodlcldus borrowing far cars,
fa r ooata aad other 1emeries. To

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ocrate hold
and Uw Farmer.
Labor party one. Thrra are two
Republican and eoo , Democratic
vaeanclea. Two vrterano, ' Booty
Allen Coopor, Wisconsin MpoUIcan, aad Jsmaa B. Aawat), Lou la­
in na Democrat, rsccttHy dted. Two
Democratic vacancies ln New To»h
stneo tho November elections Jinn,
been filled.
A *-year term a t speaker rulmlatated tha eerrloe of Kltkrlao
Lost* worth fat the Hooee of Rrpr*CentatlrOa di ‘

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n.tinahBiTS-o.
eetate tea hold th at gsriar tho goU te tea a rt It w ^ r a coactualro
presumption ef death to have eslabile bed the tru rt food within
two yaara of Deahoa'a daath. The
plaintiff* clalmod thcra waa no
thooght of probable death f* the
mind of Dorman when ho ar-

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r the, Democrat c n v idt-n lal
pjiiatlon In IM 1, cxpnsard ihe
•of a fight over liqum- wun «.n' “a sham Vatu* ,Immune lh*
khtarnth Amrndiurnt Iv here I*
un anyway, and tha quickrr wr
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dated by the tea* Of tholr •
nnd tstoto loader front Ohio
Already th* Republican fi

HELSINGFUIIB, Finland, Apr.
H h-(A P j-P iohlbltlon. loaders'of
Finland ycsh-nlay accepted 'U ir
tballm ro mad,- In o petition signod by 100,000 women oT-thi* #&lt;n&gt;n
try liking h i i l l or the Finnish
fkrohibU.cn law, nnd w*te p ro p p ­
ing to organise meetings throoghout th* count; y at which on OfTort
would be nto.lr to hero mony' ot
th« algnera withdrew tholr n*irci
The pvlltien, »hWh la ilgnM by
a to m o f women - promim-nt In
Finland's tlvlr and profcaoknul
life, win being prepared for wn-santotinn to the prralddat of the
republic. Deflating - thrmealvt.
to be "advocates of tempera*.*"
piean anxiety over tho.fnt* af fnlitre generation* IntalM of ghat

the women devla rad In the petition,
"while proh!bKiPa,*W|th Ita.dratnsei d i nt-ta) reeiaqwmee* exists. In
atcai of a »cn*U&gt;l* l*.w for control­
ling rnn-omplmn of ph-ohol undrabirh It would'ba possible to be­
gin Italy offe;Ur* temperance
Work."
, The petition . chargee that the
p ro m t prohibition' situation In
h'.Oland is growing worse earh
year and has m o lted In smug­
gling, an Increvte In murder,' an I
Ihe sdrrnt of rs&gt;ei of drankrunr* •
anting woptrj end chlllren, which
Wetw former I, raid to he unknown.
FinUh prohlhltion, tha ,petit Ion
charged, U nepported only hy
^(ppallrs and over 100,000 book

MANAGUA, Ni.-nr ague, Apr- 10

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aad beans were th* gteatrst ner a u lt’aa, he spun a droll story
about T lhen's no Lean ever we# a
bad been" afld hi* ronquis: of the
people waa ciinplrtc.
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Rogera waa housed lor U e n i|H
In • iant nest to the Ameilcan lega th a ktadquaitrts.

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Glroup Of Political
Prisoners Freed BJ»
Order Of Machado
HAVANA, Apr. 1 0 .- ( A P ) ITtvIdcnt Marhado yeatrnla..- trleased a group ut political primeeta, among them Dr. Ofel a D,nninguri, head of the women's labor
union, and Ur. Gautlmsn Mrnural,
brulbor of the formrr pre.lden*,
both of whom ,w*ra Imprici acd
last month.
,^U a ditcvled jiao* that. .student
prisoner, .retrnily Itansfrrrnl In
the Isle of Pinos bo brought back
t&gt; tho Principe fertiete when*
they were originally Incarrrrst* I.
Political okatrvers inlrrpi,*'.rd
the presidential action, as Indie atIng (iteniloll of amnesty In vir­
tually all pol tkal prisoners.
lal’ praciatlcni o n tla e e s;*ln&lt;t
the poieiklllt) of dlsorlr, jut !t
le e l«ea rrpoitnl that lepra
quantities of arms and ammuni­
tion art h'ddrn in Ihe Island ami
^hal troub)*’t»av tome at the end
« f A|&gt;ri| §(ter the sugar harvest.

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resolved to make ovary effort and
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bo bosh*.-Two of Ut* Mkat fraoast utijectlras for a terns of thl*
"Do act borrow more than twea.
art are th* cxpooalv* Umhrtooa ty per ceat af yoor income. T*d

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IK th* vsrloa, etty departmehU
per rent te safer.
"If you ar* uaMirrted and earn­ were placed In charge landing foring I n . than $1600 * year, you ttbtf iiM lnintitU i
will find caving extremely difficult
Dr. Ragh a Jen**, personal
and should cotroept
tnrtant to Iftfur li

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SATURDAY SPECIALS

A PPLE SAUCE, No; a C w

*»b for a b a a , la order to chaw
yevroelf peg your crodltor how you

fan teaho rppaywunt. t/i. •

to r today, .daomyli.poate^jipt p*?; 'h it tb# South should "qalt camp­
I It it Ion, tha former Damneru.V •
•Inrder wrote, probably would htln«. ing In apolitical graveyard and join
bands with the Republican party,
hock to the parly iho pIaaldw^•.
ehl.h looks forward and maTcbeu
iffasload, b a warned. If Um' party onward." ‘ '
'Lara* said tha tartff aad otbepiepts tha view of Chalpnan Rat
'lriw and yresent* tha n a n th a V&gt;» Bepubl can pollrles had ^revioandM a ar aa th« major plank In lb ed to the development nf tho South
id tho pres polity of her people."
iU tform , ohiy "certain and d(m«
o added "its place, therefore.
Jrooa 'defeat'* will , result.
prtlUcally la In tho R epublics
• - n r . latter waa wriltaa to de ]
rPnr
tho post of vice WM.......
chairman on part/."
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"Tho only concrete prop-.a(tl&lt;ma
‘fdl-t-L
«1 s.l_
' com -mltit.
lie*• _Ll.L
which _1
witl
pin . .
tfhich tho' Democratic prganltaicoptlon hero' oa Ajgi. IS
raett Hhousc, chairman of th&gt; t'on has prraented 'to th-&gt; Alaotl.
-gn people," bo gold, " a n those
arty's national eaceutlvo tout
iLgyestail by Mr, Rgakoli, chair,
jRtaa.
"Rd-legalUIng l'quor," he wrote nan of tho Democratic natto'al
.
arfllwet put foo.1 InLi a .rl;.gl&lt; .■omiuUtao."
tu rn s said Raskob had mail*
jmgry mouth nor provide: t-mplsy "the unique proposal" that He
meat for tho gt*al army a t jubl.u
awn and wdmen In the United "icMomlf problema now cotil ont
Slot**—our* than six million In ing the United States, end in
atimber *a shown' by' a tvcvnl which the Ssuth la rltally Inter*atalatamrnt of H w rrUry i t Cum cd, may be soiled by ( t) repealtog .the federal anti trust . Uwst
"When w* r e f ill there mu it be aad ( t ) offering every IndWiduel
an avvrggo of at least two dep.-nJ- a drink."
"Th'a la an ontlwly ntw school
cnt prrvona cut *alh u/ the *lx m l
lieiy uneesplkyvd,- we ran grt some of pollllral thought," ho amid. .
H r* of the magnitude uf the i-robMAlUANNA—Harry Simmons
I f « wbkh Ucao I* null! .n jvo|.le,
Harry** K t-b sod Kerry
Urgaly wl'hout mesun of exist opened
tn r e r y store on U
IjiFayvtla
F s n t l Bt.
» o c . pietcaU lu lh* rountrjr.
‘•.tl* Hntwr thd'ltem jctatlc *nvaw *r to thia vital problrmf If It l*i
It » • V I Q I l I t
&lt;h th* party I* too tmpowi i/.hvi#
Idea* to cuter «ven a snail a

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af the Ha«M nceopled lea* the
chair to which Mr. U agw arth was
elevated by hi* Itepablkaa tolleat o n after t« ye*r» »ppr»nt|ce*nlp
a a .a "boy" reproeentetir* from
Ohio, distinguished aortic* on th* In th . ottA teof Robert Todd
powerful Seays aad mtgn* femmlt- cola, son *f Proeldent Linto n ,.
toe gad on* term aa major floor
Ham da Pont. Th* Undala .«*M
He waa th# Republican candi­
date for speaker of tho W a t House • f lh* appaUa fat WahMHgten,
la which thht party a*w hold* ■ and th* du Pont cade U filed fo r
majerlty *f only one. Frophetieo.'- bearing In United B u te , dtetrirt
ly, .Mr, Lodgwerth t*M th* last
assembly af th* Seventy-first
Houaer
"Perhapa this U tho laat tlm* t
- iy
will addraea you from thl* t*o- Hd. bu.ld.ng in rity. X
trum. I t la only an all-wla* ProPALM BKACH-W ortrte fmnvid.ncs who la going te determine
-thlaa granted U Florida Power
which ef.thk tw*, as*Jet"; P * t» ft

the women. la .tholr petition
l|« r Hlt«jre to b v ■ roaUauou*
spread
tir Finland
jivVi.fh* prr««bl dry *Utate; 1
The ioo.ooQ « m n trirnrd aa lo•liildk-aU II 'was •iptalnca, out lu
member* of orfonlotluu r. 1 ' *

(AF)—‘Will Rogera, humorist,
coma to desolate Managua jr*»»
tttdgy and hi* riming srtrd oa a
tool* of tbre. to a stricken peo?
i
. )U arrived by Pan-Amerlcap
Airwaya plane from Hon Salvador
a ad waa met by an excited clrowd
of United Slate. .Marine* and N(tatagunni. At the LmpOiary quar­
ter* of tha American legation hr
waa greeted by Minister Malike*
\t, Ape. U b - U P )
trad are tha ruadr
JU nna aad marine offHalg.:
to defeat far the
Starting en a tour of tha taina
y la (he prea’drn
fiom earthquake ami flro. W m *-lf
1M2 were deaerlV
w ^ ip q d a last nlght by ^abart ll. blmtrlf popular by hla aeorrhhkf
queatlena on tbr disaster a.ul hip
humorona remarks. — w
Bpaaklag aver tha M
, Rogers rlamkcrrd over tnc fel
atirif af th* ColuaibU Ht
lea masonry ami picked hta «-jy
Ing system, tha cxocutlra
j rttarrw iiuihem, ir.ein'nl-rg t h . •KApuUkaa -omUmi
rttdmng fire of InqtilrleX. ; -

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I* «HW tkat ar rrfla homo. Ua;
abta to dkror** osy slaking Ship*,
tSa etwwi of a war* ar mora Via-,
"Public
w aterw ay Im provem ents, etc., continues on d 'l a r g t
W ith - a - s tr eng th ening of- residential and Industrial
In*, s i n s of w hich a re (a aVtdoiko In th e S outh In
w eek e/ a c llv lty tln th e consthfctlon Induatry prom
be on a hig h er ecale th a n in fo rm er year*.
"A d y iuiugea now offered to th e prospective
in reduced m aterial coata a n d 'g r e a te r aodvice a re a
fa c to r'in h e lp in g to bring ab b u t re riv a l."
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* Colleges And Divorce

. Bootst oni i yom kaa net eo*:
flood Itooif to tka octan, homows
A (tn U tn in « u wslUog ~frow
Fifth avtaua to hU ajwrtncmt tr
Kail niX atiaat whan Iw.Wbd ac&gt;
realad near Park avomw?"
young woman, gontaot bat

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ln*iui ago which ace* divorce court* crowded
ty , ono la a p t to w onder w ho th ese m arried coup
w ho a re so buay g e ttin g divorcee, and to w hlehro
society th e y belong. T h e opinion Is m ore o r lea# b n
th a t th e m a jo rity of divorces occur am ong th e “ fdh
o r w hat m ig h t otherw ise b e k n o w n 'as th e “ upper ci

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could ha direct hor to Uw
But thU la an erroneous conclusion, accordlag .l
C A.T Ita coukL Tboia to a " ,.
Rita 8. Halle, Who has recently conducted a nhtli
homo for fftria at t a Boat M ft
survey and writes Interestingly of It In the current issue of atraat, familiar to aU rv tffflft
Good Housekeeping. The college campus,. I t seem*, Is the of Uw iwighborboyd, DM h^ksew
beat place to begin an enduring romance. The general di­ bow much food and a eighth M l *

vorce rate, It IS pointed out, is one divorce to every, six
marriages. But among colm e marriages, this rate In !&amp;•"’
reduced to one divorce to every seventy-five marriage*.
.h » l . U U , 1
*
«*
The m uons -for the success of the so-called college bo (aid.
marriages are given by Miss Halle as the £p£t th a t such Tha glrl'a chin began ta tntmblaw
are apt to m arry Utqr In life. Many divorces oc- ""hbal'a the mattar t “
•
tong couplet who hive married before their, twen- ^JT *a only got thirty
■In their early twenties. Ordlnarliy.th* caifpbs rodoea not, reach Ita proptr conclusion until after grsd- Tha ganUaman dUgsegW fcs'lF

And Onr tt*pre*enUUv« WUl FUhirc With Tail
d French

Sanford

S
iting fom U that

Ur,and aoma charring woHi.-lw
tanwd Into hi* hosts, whkh bap*
A few
“The usual co-educationsT courtship la c a rn e d o n o v e rt # * * 4 to bo right

Bf( *M.“ *. Si . . . period of years," the Good Housekeeping writer points out,

sr, in dlmlnoondot ^and a t a time when boys and girls are keen In observa­

tion aa&lt;l tremendously4critical—which Is Important

Whetl

■a. ig \ iliU u ; ,

M v&gt;*d*v

ith lelk

Of comm tbs puruanU't coifMeowing usd parpotosi tow dews
Web ptoyod os Now Yorkor* t«
Uw eeait ferns rsekot. fctttybody
fcsiws It—tkat Uw lilt to Mondo

•o srttr for hto h4t.IV
b t e p t maybe a fn r at
eg y Wfflkm Crtfflth

s S rriP J B ?

THX LIQUIDATOR'S
ORLANDO

bavyWt bMs to the Vtowg oat fell to gs tonight

thereby. blitboly laying Sown o akkol and
offaring to cbqek Uw lJttto lady
sod or Uw ebbi a t Uw esaw Luo
dirldo^ss s‘ r»fioJhi«g piV* 01 Tho coot room privikgo at Uw
tttd fdotowr besiiwti. r y &gt;&gt;,*} Hollywood TMtaursnt os Broodway Is ouid, on Uw authjilt* fit
Tb« liqi

i n i t l t i i ik lif Indiottrlalii

||d

waistoln^g Uwlr *orodit. Sock
poepk tboogh thoy hsv* inSdo per
soast saerificsi to fo it, will be
aklg t f approdsto mpot Uw sow
pwoporty that U as spra to mow
a* that ntiwhtoo feikwaitb* rant
M k , M ltooSk sad. IsatltaUpn*

JSSStr'JS*
brim ht Uw*s u the eotkw*
sf.aHsa, issy V* da# te tM

t*TI mi i
: yatsto duigooM o. tbs »*n
bd ilM dotw sad on Uw sart

w hat'ysu would fled liters. Half Um tlaw t t - v
didn't kaew w is t they wasted. Tho blkrr 'half,
:V j

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"Always Accep
BULOVA and £
Watches

j L J

MEW. ORLEANS, Apr. SL­
A P)—General U u r a Ch»«m, M,
’ "LtUar Tae* U an amwtafs '***»#» putldaat o f . GuaWavsia
: game. Pin aqoam n T w d b ao fd
. vn which i n gUatad M l m « ( th*

For mothsr, father, aliU r, broth*
er, frieqd. or anyone else, an Elgin
or Bulov* watch on hta birthday U
always an acceptable gift. Come Jn
and look over the new styles. And
remember, Graduation Is Not Fkr
Off!

}■ MT« vow*U t h u N iM n u li. A

player »UrU th* m m Iqt calling
h a later and trying to tag anf othor plijrtt whoi* letter w4U not
CLERMONT—Map* Slor* mor.
i • inpleto a word.
*d to Jonas building n n t Jjor ta
P^r exiiapk "8" might tag “T"
IWT»W
■ »nwM liniTi
■**!(. JwWVt'
Mr*, r . Mapar, of IMaraae, H. I . V .1. "8ktgh Boll*’' MaUIdd BUbr** Th* UlUr lag* “A"' l l “A"
v lag* "RM and cowpktc* th*
BOCA ORANPlt—Florida W k
fcv
——
—Laura 8cbm*hl
A ’.
• Mica Dorothy Tbomtou1haa t* .
1 -Dane* of the Itotk" Matilda, word STAR, ho would hava U op*nod lU dMr* for buila**v with
drop out of th* gam* or pop a
W ned’ta the. Florida State CoJ- glfaro—Qynna McCrum.
kg* &lt;h* Woaioa at Tallaba**** of. ’g, “Th* Mctik” Matilda Bllbr&gt;—r forfait.
Th* game can aiai ba, playod
tar ■ponding tho wtok-aad hat* Martha W right
with h « paimt*.
*. "Aadantino" bp Matilda Btt-J bp oottiag tb* guoata In » cirtl*
1 and on* port*n •lu tin g a word bp
-------V * —Bobby Shatffrr.
. AMOg atadcnU from Iho lhd*, -W alu In F Major" p allid * , colling out B letter. Th* n n t par•an muai add a let tar and no on
vanity af Florid* r t Galnwritk, nitbro—lU kn Shoemaker.
Who era ho»w to r the Spring h**bg H A n A ^ llS o n ," bp Notild*i .K*Wd M)f cirri*. *oeb plnptr try*
' lag not to utd. tho wjrd. A* ho
•r.tkBvTh
O’Connor. . * “My F m l Block Kep” bp adds * lottar. however ho puut
- hapo a word u mind that can b*

tbcatra.

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g y . f r hiro'wUh £
1A p l« *
n J h b u!d —p u ab ath
£*£"5
"•
10. Duot,
Phillip R. Bath.
. -t
guinholtaar
Mr. and Mr.. Howard Haswl

and baby, of
..

....____ _ ta viilt

If a plapar gota stack, h* can
ehalltng* Uw prrtwd’ng plapar fog
u l r S.^B U lX X ar th* ward Ka had In mind. If b* la
Dyajn.
"Mp Flrat Daae.* 8. uaabk I* giro a word b* lota* hi*
— Eliuboth Dy»on to n In tb* sast gam*.
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Sanford

■Q at at f * aa J

oanrortr

Mr*.

EDGBWOOD
FLOW ER SH O P

WE

Frond* of MU* Corinno Spancar, of Sarasota, who haa visited
bora aa th# gtMst ad Mil* Gocrgta
Mobkp, will b* Istaraalad to kara

As « very special feature f t r Saturday we
are offering a group of ailk lingerie, some of
which is brand new stock, arranged ( on one
table for your selection. In this lot will be found
garments formally
priced ns high as fft.00._Maformerly prlc&lt;
terisla are Jersey, Mes
Stripe Batin. AU slice.

Grouped on one Table

Church. Circle Holds
It* R egular M eeting

B ■ P A R

T M

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f f T O R I

218—B u t Fleet 8 L -2 1 4

, Ctfcta Number 'Eight of tb*
P in t Byptlit Church held its reg-’

Striking Values

Permanent
Waving
and Finger
Waving '

Uttbdar
Estlidg*

MS tours* U tho (otB. a MHIvlii, Mr*.
A Mtd-Don Me Do*
U Halo, Mn. (1.. R.
t. Harm** Mklkibu.
•k», Mr*. I. I* H»it,
•hnaan, Mr*. W. ; A.

BRIGGS — JEWELER.
M agnolia Ave.

Silk Lingerie

W

Htnttl** parant*, Mr. and Mr*. J,
B. Lpka, a t tholr bom* b m . Mta. Rogara Mart a tot Van N tu i
Hassal win b* ramwaterod a* lb* 1L Du*I, "Elfin Midnight Dance’’
former Ml** Patty* Lpka.
M. Bllbro—Thoodao*la Murpy and
Vas Nw*.
Mr. and Mr*. Il7L. Ungk and Margaret
14. Tha Wood Thrush" Irana
•on*,.and Mia, Oknn Ungt* and
Rogers—Theodosia Murphy. £
mm, Oknn, J r , pka to Icav* bp
15. Bvkedoe* trim ”Louisiana
motor 8*turd*, rroralng for Cairo,
&lt;(.
in . whor* Mrs. Qtwn IJagl* will Salt*"— ‘Margaret Marff. “
18, Duot. "Melody fn F”. Rub*n•pond about u mouth with her par­
ent*. Mr. a M M r* H. L. Llngk •teln—Kathlaon Lanep and Ml**
. ■ ,r 1
will remain thorn for th* tummor. Varner;

far tb* dub

•&gt;

t h a t h e tp y o u

with a pro­
nounced d e ­
gree of IndlrUlualltp that
lustantlp gives
dUUacUon. Bp

tha hoalot* t* 1ha falkwlngi Mr*.
M n D. i k t b M * v N ik J. V.
dohaaoei, Mrs, L. J, McNab,. Mr*.
W r Ktag, Mr*. K.C. Echoi*, Mr*.
P. J* Ult* aad the Ml**** Xtbari
Mg*/ Maud* JlaMiw, Ml*uk Bn*

cettes $
!

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Spend!
For New Style Dresses

Just Arrived
' /; v
$ 1 00 to $350
w

By W oman’s G alid

Smart silk
in six paw^.
rmart.

MisSimplicity
(Trade Mark)
GOSSARD

Another Shipment
of Thoao Popular

Knitted Condo'
Sport Suits

and continu
iy 16th
CLEAN!

V

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I t tonka Ilk.» thrifty season .
when you can buy
d re a m with all the new style-(ktalla for this low
price I Included In this remarkable group are atylea
for many oocaaions . . long jg d abort sleeves . . .
light, bright and dark colors . . . prints and solid
shades . . . don't delay—m akayo u r selection soon.

i f e

Arrived Yeaterday
ALL PASTEL SHADES t
Blue, green, yellow and white.

Ju it *(lp on Uia gar­
ment and button tha
■trap*—and p e a are
ready for pour frock I
T b la s a w garment
come* in pink allk brarad* In a wld* rang*

If you haven
U
haven'tt seen the
ths new Knitted
Knittod Rayon Pajamaa
Fajamaa'
now being shown in our Lingerie Department you have’
mlascd something. One and two p i r n pajamaa were never
more attractive than they are a t present . ... . particularly
the coral and black and paale! combination*.
Watteau bnm*. ti
fribe-tace” uyk» .j
ra .
rough »irt

BMs aftd mahur h
tm e f • wide •ckcil

Many other Values in our Lingerie Dej

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4.'*,r S.-i

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5 i £

K ftr tfc

V Karo; Whit*

..i.u ,

m/bj

rl&lt;n)*h; clhtO, H r

yellow, M r* JL M, 'Unite** y, Mr* fkw vriag p la n ^
t ; • M. C « |f* &gt; 7 , Mr*. • U I*. Ballot*, Mt*. S * |
Hagan; other c o l o r * , Mr*. Mrs.
*. » ^ » l'

JtegWUlttg*.—

Vr*

CIom Two. Sweat r w i

pink.

r.

Mr*, r- n. Htcrwat

Mi*. n*rWrt Unocal, Hr*. I l i r a u

IteV. Mf*. Henry
Biwwn; rwd. Mr*, W. W. Bnm|ky; M i*. Ilenry f i n
J . K Per* Mr* |

Ira »l to

.Mi*. U. L Wright, M W - Oil** W*: cactf,*Mr*,Run* It, 'M r*1L..P. H**■*! Mter,
Mr*. B.' -D j C a a w o lli ' cal•mhil*, Mr* Herbert Ry»M»

YJohnaon, Broil*/ Odbam.
»VTcw, Mundy Arnold, J,
ihwaen and Mr* Forraet
•raoadlatee, W .W, Plikr,
la* Tow, Book* Packard, Th* Woou Ulaitwted atera*
C. 0 . Form tet, Noll Knight, li of Ufht bid* trap., will. Beau
K. Arnold, Lot* Britt, and v*1. cmhrvldary In aoft ptatel
ilia McRae; Fld.Hi Clafat ilndn.
J . T. NaWhy and MU* An- Th# ta n k below, 1* of printed
Laori* Jowarai Alathnn -repa. in a graan and white leaf
u Mr* A. &amp; McLendon.

(Class Holds Its Mrv Tflroshcr Gives
tog Wednesday Party At Her Home
j f i g t Lnv „ ^ ;
r Bantkf ■ Church wa*
Wadnamk* pit*moon at
i. if 'H r * / t i . K. MeNab
fcrjFwjOMMr*. B. R.

wURu *T*f; M» m««t-

Ccmpllmratlng Mr* Carl For*
i t aad Mra, Jpoiti 0 ‘Neal, of
Epotk. who war. bar fuaat# y*arrday at the Flower Show. Mr*
D. I. Thtaahor entertained tha
marabara of h tr biMp.cIaba at an
'n formal tea yularday afternoon
it bar Horn. In Roe* Coart, A proteflon of aprlng flower* In b rillent ahadu wore arranged about
ho living room* of Ml*. Thraih'rii horn*.
i•

During th* afternoon rrfrtih mante war* i.rra d from tha did*
'eg room whkh wa* decorated for
ha otrarion In a color achtraa «f
iaon for Ut* lummcr m
a n and gold. V aua and bowk
'
yoidan poppla* and fate war*
; - . ? z L " \ s r z r
irrangad on the labia and buffaL

Woro enjoyed by lb* guute.
• la tb# afternoon a pirnk
.«M barrod to tha- follow.

Vlcbary,

hr, Mra. A. M. Winter, Mr*.
A. Btrance, Mr* J. A. Oua-,
fbaai, Mr*. ^Natji* terrain,
* A. C. William..' Mr*. P. P.
wo, Mr* I. N. Burdick, ltn.
J, Hla, Mr*. ¥ f W. Hunky.

RneaaU, Ml*« Olio* Ruiiallj dark
M, Mr* Herbert Kuuell, Mr* W/
W. Pollen delphinium, Mr;. B.j
P. C*i*r*ll' dlantbn*, Mr* C. R.
Klitlay, Mr* A. 0. Covington;'
f t pi oil Ml*, Mr* B. D. r*vw*ll)
Mr* H rrhfrt lluii.lt, Mr*. A. C.
Covlpftoni Urkipur, M ta Olive
Ru***ll, Mr*. W nt HDI| lupin* Mr*
8. 0 . Ch***, Hr, Mr* M. 1/
Wright. Mr*. M. U Wright, Mr*
M. L. W rifkti cjubgloniww, Mi*
ik n Monro*. Mr* Herbert R u n d t,,
pinti*i, Mr*. Herbert f k u u .il
Mra. fc M. aall.w ay, Mr* W. R,
Wateon.
AUo, l.ptoallloo, Mk* Olivi
RutaaUi pataaU*, H r* Rolani’
ru*d, Mr*. W. W. Potter, Mr* W.
Potter; popplu, fMr».V©.’ K, Handatrom, Mr* O .K . H*nJ*Wum, Mr*'
W. E. Walaon; phlox, RrtlyO
Htow*. Mr* C. 8. Htowpi cchlsan
tec, Mr* C. R. K'rtlcy. Mr* H, O'
C h u r, J r , Mr* W. W. Potterl
inapdrogon, Mr* ll.rb a rt lliu n ll

u — W.
w D,'
n Huffman, Mra. Bag
Mr*
Mnmoei atork, Mr* John Datin'
ardy, Mr* B. N. Bcatt, Mr* B.
N. HeoU; '»(*llr», ‘Mr*. Ilarbarf
Ruim II, Mkt Oliva Ruaulij othaf
varkt'ai, awaa river dakira, Mia.
OUvo KutaoUi’afrkaa delate*, Miii
Oliva Ruualfl lobelia, Mb* OUv*
Ruuatl; hunaamanli, Mr* C. H
TC|jttey,‘"M n. Tt-"' B ," S th W * .
Mr* R. R. Data; l a i n m at
ekryiantbamuma, Mr* A. 0, (5ov,
Inglon. itrond; dimoiphotbac^
Mr* W. K. Wataoa, Mr* ¥. Ik.
WiUonj 'trptpayma, Mra. Ilaaw
mind, flrtt and aarond.
Uih

M* K KwHu/r,.Mf* w. A. Hsry. Lucille Dean
Ih. Mr* W. V. Brook. J r ,

Suu», Mr.. Mr*. R. I,. B un, Ml*- •
0. D. Caiwall; earniti jiu , Mr*. &lt;
£ lb Stow*. Mr* Chari** Men I
weather, Mra. Chirk* MtrriweaUiar; centaur**, Mr* H#rberi(

Honored With Party

Four, ParonnlaU:

A in 1

M. M, SMITH
:vlylR
i? i r
ESTA TE

i Adaelnialralorw of

¥• *

BmUk *t«i*

Ifcf

irt.

n olbdr raconte
Mood, Mr* A X
H. Galloway j «i
4r* B. a Chat* Mr* Cha* MarIwcalbar, Mr* J T N ; Bedti; on.
Ind In banket, Mr* Cha* Marrivaathor, Mi* £ N, i M h Mr*
ten Monro, j on* kite*'M » « ! » •
laa, Mr* Harry Matron,' Mr*. 0.
V. Byrd, Mr* A. a ChAatWrinta)
ilr* pria# ta Mr* *B. B, Btewa

fesftess;.aenfSa#

w f . w t ftfR rin g

Mkrr H
Uia negl fO daya. f | faj
C ru m chooac, and jam on pffn^tjm Soda

ffH . warth your laveaU*

a J f t • .■ i, •

.....

*«■•'vy■i.'.V'jo-M.a'r “ If .

Ird grad, wow flral
■pika of a cilery
ptlaa for w rtplka
ham*) . fourth

It p rill for 'a draw-

&lt; 'f ln » teUk f»r a
prlmiry

cgn’t make

yhool gard*a.&lt;'

Wc

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I , c h e . p c r p ric e

tontgke

ir ln , M *rt*tr &lt;

tiala# Prate, ll
fawtero raoteiL

i

It \M Rrmariter

Ml* Margaret Handoraoa fad
row*, gull* and Johnak, MUa
Dfrikby Mott, Min Virginia
CMeUuim and IRayd C h e a tH » f t | | af tk U a d , Maitei
Kwew, Martha 8larva* Daratky
Hwanion, Iran* Lunqukt, Buddy
's r w

ingredients

Mr* fla a rt Wight
trend prl»« ovpr. all far

mI sw &amp;
w a asw sm sw

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Red Uneeda Seal wd! guide JQtt CO them .

jrat p rlidtor'k rij
ftean flagi adaond

con

;

• criapcr, flakier cracker anpyherw—and the

wow n n i jrrraa, ia ip w .ro *i
gypooala, hicond, aad dianththlrdi th* (JaaaraKbool won a

A t tha tea hour d&lt;* guaate war*
idt(tad to tha dinUg room whatW
raTVealmanu war* garved. Aw
A*ijte|.T*b&gt;«J rake with e'ghl can­
dle* cantered the table front which
&gt; o boat*** urvad'lc* cream and
*ak* Favor* provpd to bo baakat*
brtlKiljf cjlorod randy agg*

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three time* u pood a* moat I V on c a n 't find

'Y-Jr &lt; . «•• "
A. P. Ckmnully
■.
&amp;Sima

aura aMfUte, Mr* W. t . Wateonl
paratinial aateta, Mr* £ B. Ktowa|
caliAblnt. Mr* C, R. Rlrttey)
garmniara*. Mr*. W. £
Wat tort,
kite. '|l. R. Whllnatl aretep’a^.
Rr*. K. B. dtowat bflllardla Mra,
a IL Klrtky, Mr*. 8 .0 . Btow*; ■!*•
via, Mr* Harbart Rttaaall; varband.

MMawi Mary GomUte, Bn
. OiiMte n*Uh*r, A
ford, and Suian QoodaJ*.

V ‘4 4

O ackcr* . . . » throe-in*on« d m u t t f o ’c

�F,
Dance Muiic; 5:30, Off*n
f Paogtom; n, Briton's Society V «vtfm to n , 8:40. Mary IDelt, Plan
tot; 8:68, 8her1ff and Pstifa l o ­

ll J*, u f *•

Curtto and NL

Floridians; 7:30, Novelty; •, Jl« toto BnUch, The Singing Awaounn t i 8:15, Hawaiian Instrumentallata: 8:85, Weather Forecast; 1:89,
Sign Off.
WDBO -

1 to »

.
A Masks) Mood*; B!80, Swath
, 8ea Islanders; G, Tima . signal;
8:01. Musk; 8:3fl, ran AtaJNunar
Malic; 8:45, Certified Sato" and
t Service Tune* and Jlsglesi 7, tbnv
signal and iporta annoonfcamawU;
7:16, Belberllng Singers) 7i80.
• FaH* Fdrdlnando and hi* Path
Central Orchestra — Colombia
. Broadcasting System; 8, Arthur
i Pryor's Or*mo Hand — Columbia

0, Raising Juniar; f it , I
art bet tea | 8:88, Bosnia la
8:46, Tapirs In brief; 7, AM
Aady; 7:16, H im . Alda: T:M
ObofcjA Ctwcolaterra; 8:88,
trto; 8:80, &lt;PalJoek and 1
h u n t; SUB, Dapclac ctaaa
Jonaa and Kara; 8:80, C M
orehcatra; 18. The Qnahto*J&gt;

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WANT AD RATES

Or land*.

8, ^Topics In brtafj
^■Vf1# W
*ff A :tr»U

GREKHVII4&amp;-W .,k to &lt;Urt
Immediately an paving State Rood
“BABY CHICKS Low price* » No. St from this place to Taj lor
breed* ready now. Send far County line.
catalog. BVLVAIN HATCHERY,
T a ia n

FORT 1’IERi
tai Harbor chan
by Oeeernraeat
DRESSMAKING WANTED, Will vet Using for,bid* for dredglnf.
■aw at your home. filers reas­
onable. Phone 101-W afternoon*
or evening*.
WANTED — Bonn) by -elder!]
gentleman, private family. Ad

pane* prt i f f m.

THE. ARCADE
BUSINESS-DIRECTORY

O A SlTCA F*

IRBBAtr -At jliOWAtfCB tnr fiHir

old battery. 318 W, First St.

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18—Dhnlaatlva
I f —Sticky aobataaco
68—Waadarlag iribeemaa
86—Metal cootalaar.

DOWN
1—Ecceatrle wheel

8 Rbtohet

&gt;—Wasted
4—Oruoul empire

(1 hoar); fo, String band; 10:
Serve I II, Orchestras,
S85J—WRAP—888
8:80, FMture; 7, Jack Turner;
7:80,-Joa and CapL: 7:45, Orches­
tra: t. Travelogue; 8:80, Kd Mc­
Connell; 0, WJR U 1-2 hours);
10:30, Melody cheat; II, S8me a*
VXt; 11:16,-Feature.
4*1A—W8M—a50
J5, Variety programs; 7, New*,
organ;. 7:48, Studio program; 1.
Orehealra, television; 8:45. Record
program; 0, WJR (1 1-8 hours);
10:30, Orchestra; 11, Same as W.
f.:’ 11:16, Th sweaters.
418—WFLA, Clearwater—8M
8:16, Variety; JS:4&amp;, Topic* . In
brief, (NBC); 7, Amos V Andy, and legs—and Saigon and Her(NHCI; 7:15, Melodies; 7:30, Phil jon pills get all the credit for my
Cook, (NBU); 7:45, Studio; 8,
TTansrrlplIons; 8:80, Incidental;
8:46, Natural Bridge otonclng
fleas, (NBC); 0, Florida speakers;
l*it A, Vame la May, tenor Faith
lame, pianist; 0:30, Special pro­
gram; 10:30, Feature hour, (NBC| t II, Rrd Gay and Ilia Brown
Jag Fiddlers; 11:80, William Tall,
editor of the air; ,tlr46, Dance
|*«*:a«n.
COATED TONGUE,
846A-WDAB, TaiMa—1X88

CLOSE IN, Three nice unfumiahrd connecting room*. Sink, bath,
lights, and garage, 17.50 per
month. Apply 817 Palmetto Arcdue.

A SiatiflWa All Night Atomper*,

*

BADTAStE

CORY, REDECORATED two or
three, ipmi (umlahrj apartment
with i-rtvgto bath, Very hamly fur
working .folks. Caul, ally roam*;
use of large porch. Very reason­
HAVE -ttitlR WATi-’H rt paired able lu desira'jlr party. C-all 2tM
by one who Trally know, huwl
llriggs, Jeweler, Mag, Are,
Dr. W. K. MsrDOUOALU CHI­
ROPRACTOR. I* now located at
hi* residence In Floial Height*, WANTED TO BUY, TRADE
FOR, OR RENT: Oarage apartS. Ranfonl. Phone MUi-M
ment with *11 convenience*. Apply
3(w Sanfurd Aye.
LOOT; Boys Mark leather jacket 2 1 - ^ c r » * R e F o r ,B * tlf
dm' Grammar School baseball
diamond. Plea-e return ItlU Mag­ CHl.BRY LANDS FOR BALE;
Ready for celery craps. Per­
nolia Ave.
fectly drained 5, in, or mure acre*
3—Automobiles
No rash required from reapoitilbla buyer*. Frank L Ferguson,
MODEL T FORDS, Coupes, Road llnlel Veldt*.
atera A T-iuring, (50.00 each,
Reel f thins. Myrtle Ave.

b R IN R S -tU N C IlE S

FRU ITS A
VKOKTAULKS
ARCApfe 'Ma r k e t
Cheapest to Tawa.

FURN1SIUNRH
iiepalrs—Reftiilihlhg

had

PRlNTINn

V K O lffADLK
in d e p e n d e n t

STOKE—Pre­
scriptions, magtilnes, fnuntaln
senke.
PROMPT
deliveries.
UUIl-niNn llIAJCKK—Irrigation
• boar* and general rrnirnt work.
Ml'dde Concrele f'-o, J, K, Ter-

FlirTttiit HeaulU—Adrtrlida

CREAMERY
ail— MlureUmeonn Fur Bale
FOR SALE: nlfJ*t tenor satephnne, A lluesthrr Inatmment.
flin'd rondltifn. (50, Phnn* 443.

IQ—* l.h rHlorii

SALE* Karr bo CM token for
Stearns' Electric ?k U FOR
toed Wt|, A real bargain far

USED TIRES bought ami
dill W. First St.

avid

f*0p lurer of goo&lt;l horses. Call
IIan man Bros.

. #6R T PIERCE—Newly opened WE HAVE fire aaceptional liarGain* In tabal model Kl*ctr'.‘
Indian ll'ver Ksrhange l aniteries
will Install cqulpmint at unre for Redid aria. See and Hear them:
Hnf-Msr Ballary Co, Phone 101,
handling of grapefruit Julre.

The dstarmlnatlon to re­
main iiptlmfaitlc la not an
•aruse for failure to fact
facta.—Rcween.
•

CONFECTIONERY
u o o y

10c L unch A
ft** V t o P ,,
H ARDERSHOP

FOR RENT: Thrasher Apart
mente. 817 Park, phono 84.V
KtlR RENT: Four room apart- ineift, acresned porch, hut water,
m i 1-8 Palmetto Ava. Apply MW
K. 4Uv. Rt» side entrance._____

LUNCH ROOM

Vtsfew. LANKV'h DRIIO

WJAX —^' Jacksonville.

5, Mnrida BUta Marketing Bu­
reau; 6:tB, Billy Wlltlams; 5:90,
Moure Paint Company, NBC; 5:45,
Unn’s Italian Trio; A Oisn.ber of
Gnmmeres; OtlB, Barrett Arradlen, (K. T.); B:45, Literary Dlgrsfs lopka |n hHef, by Isiwell
Thomas, NBO; 1, Amos ’n* Andy,
NBC; 7:1A Phoarl* Hosiery Prt&gt;grsm IE. T .l; 7 :80, Phil t^oh. —
The Quaker Mae, NBC; 8, South­
ern Dairies 4JC. T .)| 8:15. Whlddon’s Choristers; 8:45, Natural
Bridge Dancing Class, NBC; 8.
Interwoven Hoar, NBC; 0:80, Ar-

DICYCLBH A NKI’AIRN

16—A partm ent* For

Sargon Brings Health

6:45, Variety; 0, Dinner rawk;
(1:1B, Twilight trio; 8:45, Muslet 7,
Town crier; 7:85. News; 7:30, Fel­
ix Ferdinands orchestra, (CHS) i
A Arthur .Pryor’s land. (CB-S||
8:15, Special features; BiM, Rod
Arkrll; 9:4A Hawaiian shadows,
JO, Art Wesley'S Merrymakers;
10.80, Danes hits.
— • .
818.5—WMBR, Tawpa—1178 *
fl. Theater news, announeemenbi,
0:30, Firing music; 7:45, Tribune
■palling bee; 8i80, Shopping to
mu*If; U, "The Birthday Murder
MysteryT 8:88, Friday evening
lauaimlr; 10. Eotertainm, . ...
FRIDAY, APRIL 18.

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JOB PRINTING
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IIERALDBhp W * n N a . f
PHOflB 14*
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have put mlnlatuiw ho
fudntalnu In their cl
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truublea by liaunlag .
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BY VIC

"The man who utillxeu
hla leisure by studying at
hums nights |a usually nf reaslng hla ability, I ran
subscribe to that method
Inaua* 1 studied that way
and know Ito benefits."—
Waller P. Chryaler,

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pDee* 'that followed em ra l aaetlaoa of hla ■Tiailfa. 1 hollow.
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‘■4g itvm\ lbo control
‘
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p oad &lt;lowo
nor as moot atop* *&gt;
ado Moooaaody to f i t i f to a t.
awhy from the Mouaa o f Repra
•mUtiaaa. Oar faat are mighty
•ora, oad It wHI toh* aoma U «e
to got *a«od to thero^,-

t o lk r fa d X im -

•9 .—' (API—
•1* htoay N r U m a D H a
Went war* promised today
ether bureau to reltova
-width oat hU.llm*
I record* and led to one pros­
tration In aarticn* dotted by arrow
drift, only 10 day* age.
1 The ternperntur* here aoorad to
go. the high eat an record fur that
dltff.
*
. •
Hla ehliilron lured Into Ora
a'reefs by Iba Aral rail worm
waathar of the aeaaon were hilled
by iutcmabllaa hero aod In the
aururba. *
Ahootmal weather waa reported
from Northern Oklahoma to the
Canadian border. Dull «torm«
awept North Dakota anj Mlnneeoto. U H. Kugglei, auctioneer, war
overcome while crying out at hU
tale rt Lincoln, Kanaaa. A tem­
perature of M wni recorded at Dei
Moines and 8io«a City.

to nad
thdt It
to attempt to get
k &lt;d«ha: an possible,
from Friday eaUl
had oaaagfC The
mailed today,
• re a re d la
aaarp
h e-too

*
The phenameoel gioarth of the
latorj l -udge of Klhs, and tiro
pid and pragrcaaivv
strides
which that organisation haa made
during the' pnat few tnunlh. ‘ to
Otaka it on* of the moat acllva
ledges In fb« stain drew lha prftao
aod r ammawdatlaa * f James J.
Krmardea, Tampa, grand -sailed
tutor dtotrtot deputy, o m s&gt;f Iba
highest Klh officials in the south

night.
t•g
o t o rim ■todgo
— tout.....
'■TV Inataltalkin Of tfflv A , far
IN I was Iba spsr al feature of Iba
meeting, and under the direction
Of the officers of ’ the Deltond
lodge, headed by psat eialtod gal*
rr Curtis Mods Irons,. Impressive
and aclemn rituallatle work wns
told to knee been aiaaapllftod.
N r. hVman Jr a. aa n repceeenlutlve of the Grand laidgo, said that
lha Sanford lodge e i i Use sensa­
tion of the state bcraaaa of it*
progieoslra and rommendoblr pn
grass a|ncs It Increated Its mem
berahlp from HU last year to near
lw MO early thl, &gt;ear. Ua dectarvd
that lie taronl aa a fraternal or*
gan Dalion which was coolly func­
tioning would probably aland f- r
aacna time, and (bat he eitervied
On behalf of nten tore of the grand
lodge, ronkrah lalluna to the of
Hi era who had iccompllthad the
I d a * tellnquDMng the chair
aa ataltod ruler to •Joe Itodwlg.
Baaford giower who 11aa Installed
^sat might, past eaalted . roler O.
Ileradun ra pressed Ms apprm
la'itol at the ro-operation a hlrh
had Men giren him daring the
ypr, and naked that every member
malleus to serve the to*ae and
himself by supportlag every ecU t* f wgenaoied by the Incoming
efftoaca.
The fallowing of fleers ware Inatoltog last Bight, aU of whom
rad* short talks 1 Jo# lasdwig, oat
altod tutor; 1I&lt; B. Odham, aatoruied leading knight) John Berrfn.
Mr, totaamad Detaring knight)
Ed Ma’ ach.
-otoamad leading
keight) K B. Raurka, tibr; J. O.

^ r k ’Ssiifzt'

VrgtA

to Aha grand todge, and l .
‘ "
alternate delegate.
McKory, atoatod a*

in Ltfiott Of

a
Co.
't o .

- Throughout la.t ' night New
Yolk's highest law mrurremrr'
.offtciala queitlnm-l the man, Afli-i Vctea 88 to 4 Agrainst
ft rural rhanrv- acre
plan*-!
Any General Salea
•gain-1 the ptl-onrm they _ arte
turned OVer to pot W* KpsrkfWnifTR —T u x Proposal Dor*
The* irrtitf wrn* inxlr *lrai H »•
Injf 60-Day Season
KWIr U*l
lira bits m
the nten *rr--s|e+
TALI AHAKStfK. Apr. I». —
#v| warn Samuel tirrmbauetv Mi t\
Ha Levin*, David llmteirrwn. an p ^AtHw-Tbr (ftoeids leg stotavw »—
dark lloblrrofL Hlrln. I i-vlne, an day trek cp'-lck rvgnitance of at*
(IrecnhauiT arr lly tlrrw mention tv.ii*ts iii 1 hanne the stale', ta*
ad In Mvlm tlrwdofde—dtory—try -Mrwclnns- Tht*-to''&lt;*'•****-«*
hlrh she *»l + .»n h«-r affa.ta •&gt;! fix r sgainst consideration of any
love, blackmail, and fege- The trio ■tm-tal salea to* prunos^1 during
denied knowing the Cordon wo- Sir IHt- 'av araslon. while the senntr rvrrlrrd bllD pmpoelng a atvta
man.
Itrot.H- to* and teiteal i f the Itrjlt
3 law miuiitng .worn tag return*
-.Another Heal** bill tailed for n
convent on tu rvvl*r the mnalltuAnn, while twn Henale WID a»k•si f r nvllstrlrtlng of the stain
to provide five Congressional all-•
frlc’ a fiermltteil uniler the IW.10
fonat'a.
I Tho house acthiil on the ralcv
|0v-proposal assureil inerrhantv
Ihrt a InlJiy to fight aprh ■ lev)'
Cermak States HeKx- Portugal Prepares To during
the sesshtr is unnrves»aty
Meet Insurrection­ gnil plarrd thnl l«i ly ntt tTcotil
pects To Have Gun­
with Hovemnr Carlton as oppos­
ists W ith Military ing a. general measure along this
men Out In 60 Days
line.
The house also receivesI a t*s.
CHICAGO, Apr. t|.-&lt;AP&gt;-A
LISBON. Portugal. Apr. b. U
apeedy reorganisation of the Oil. (AIM—Despite efforts to lestcre t&gt;‘lit Iuu seeking infonnatlnn on tha
cage municipal government was peace at Punehal, Madeira,dry ne- aumlwr of closet Imnka since Jnn,
pfomlaed Ual night by M*y*r-*l- gjliations, reports rvath'ng nrre IPlHI. Th* resolution was Intro­
fet Arrlmr J. Cermak, who rapert- last night said the reU-ls vr;ie t*tr- duced liy Repreventntlvr Watson,
ed to be Indutlad Into office Hit- •Isling In thrir early dm-nrHlt that Ilillahornngh. who yesterday Inalured n resolution seeking th»
the Lisbon dictators!v,- rvtile topoorhment of Comptroller ArnThe man who heal William Hale fore they treat w ih the f'-w m Thonipasn by UM.tMf vote* in
f 'The
.
,
. , , , lt, ..
Senate volml to adjourn uti
Tuesday's election spent mod of w!,
th* dOy eatocting men for the more the government was deimtnlno. SI Mnmlay to permit member, to
1(fitmiriant Job, out of the 111,DUO to prema measures pn-v| rusiy^ Mien,| the Irginn ronvcntlun in
Tniilpc. The house voted lo nrerl
appointive positions ha most rill
Ha gave but little of hla time to agreed upon In put d.twrt th* re­ tomorrow excusing mcmliera wish­
volt.
This
does
nut
prerlu-to
the
Ing to gn tu Tampa.
the 1railing of coiigialulal.il&gt;IxaaibllUy of taking the vity by
message.'.
“ I promised to rlcan *ut lha -armed foie* undrr the piotoelhmj
ally h a ir ha uoU, "and I'm going of warsh'p* In th- harbor. Tho
to ti-se no tlaat doing II. Tin* first mntlagrat of pu vrprvtbbfl.
urn. who han* ary forre t*a» deepabhcl t . !h«*
bum* ai
and' '
If-Vhl* make tolanrt ftogy h^e Vi^Nta): *
hwowt-l
a a cheap lu I
Ktr the.time Udtly. It wrir ntl
fUy hall
av bight are noulirnl, no wlthd -rival of tho
■lag house on
Alph Itockmnre, vohirrd man
right out."
going to l* *
Ametiran eoleny fr.vm Madeira l&gt;
of the official renlrmrlated. Tli'a «»v.i dnidnl who went ail trial In County Judge
‘ W th ronipl
y afternoon after the Amerlvan n itnvlr-r brto James (1. Sharon's April term of
atiraas late yea
In record lime, Ctocmak plaimid 11 ronfetred with live f rrelrn' offlil1. Criminal court IhD morning, waa
take office Tkureday A rill fur.n The Atm-rican ami I'.ri'lsli .-m- found gvllty of assault and bat­
ipceiul meeting of lha rity rounrll bestirs also rommtini'aU-d wtth tery on another nerro man. The
to approve hla bumf was l.fu-.l thr'r reprvsentatlvor ul Ku'wlial Jury Waa composed of W. I. Tyler,
K. R. NrWwtod, J. E. Singletary,
Immrdlstely after completion of during tho day.
W. H- Alton, A. II. Smith, anj K.
the rrnvaaa la negordame with thn
Meanwhile, it «Us annoum-ii
law that &lt;t hour*1 notice must be that the British critter tout^osi I.. Hyotlaine, John G. lannanly,
.•■•uni* |mineru1lng_ alturiiey, rrpgiven foi such a meeting
had attired at Maik'iro to &gt;nli-- 11 .i*nted the state.
The new mayor will have u guard Brlllah InlateHis.
Ilnekmore went on trial on a
working majority In the rily rounDeviilvd upLiuDru— had— nun rtmH*r charge thr»-wftrmorm,
cilr ea &lt;19 » f thw city's Ml nldctmen ere DemeCrtlto. Nine of tho shown rarllrr yesterday nfler lliu .-used of having made an assault
til Rvputdlcawa' k i n rlaasnl as government organ D'ario d» Man- un a young colored buy shiiii
aha annnunerd that the rovidcl'n-l « ceka ago. A Jury «sa Iwing ai l•lllra of Mayor Thompson.
tVrnrsk refpaaj to cuntn rnl on . had ro|Ul|i*ed and that tin- rr’ d r 1-rtod shortly after 1:30 o'clock,
hla avIrrtioM Air department; had aolklted foreign consult fir and, providing the rose aaa di»meditation nml protect! n. Cotrrn- P»aad cf, Judge Sharon eapcetrd
heads.
,
men! rlrtles, howoror, d d tret run- In haar th* rases of Willie Cotton,
. ulorml, charged with aaiaull,
firm IhD refrort.
The (Jabon governmer' .Toevd'ty Jioato lludgeqs^ coloied. ihargrii
Issued n fivt'-day vlllnui-.in ir.nt ivlth petit larreny, ami Nolan Kct*
the ravolters surrender. At the white, rhargeil with pmaesslng a
harge-l
end o f that iwriud It was Jirltnvl .til, and cliffnrl Harris
with
tackles*
driving
an-l
that memhera of tha Funrh:il junla would be rlaaaed rr lelitilr
Ye.totvlay aiterniMin lu ih |r*vI.tip-aided accrao1wave Ireen the dealt with a-ronllngly'.
is, catored man, antt on trial on
outatondiog faatart of the aarly
* chant* " f possessing liquor, amt,
game* played i n lha Lions dluh
after Judge Sharon denlril ihtee
Junior Baaehall league whim got
■liftlegs, on*- to ron'lnue the ena«.
uaderway on a month's orheluto
••nr |d auppreas the evidence of
of play Monday of Ur noon
sheriff J. F. MrClelland wnd depFrits WeltteT* Ba.1 Hoa whip
ulles Jerk Hickson nod O. K. Es' Yankees by a
iwd John
t'lilge, an I on* for n directed ver­
a^«ra of 34 to IS to o|ien the
dict. a jury fiM-ml Havia nil guil­
file wart's
reason Monday)
The United States Bureau of ty. James Wilson. I- A. Henaud,
Pirate- rnmpgd
Eddie Hend- Entomology, represented by It* C. K. Hawsiin, C. IV Martin. S. W.
rr'e Glaata ,;T
aftornoon Sauford rvpieaentatl.eg, ,C. O. Ilradfbrd, and W. H. Wllllanu were
30 to 6, while Hare, P. B. W(se(«p, •- and t*. K on thr Jury.
by the a
Bod Cotdi'a Sti-hl, futabltrJ the educallonal
yrstarday al
O, L. Henderson, rolurvl, rhatg
hemlivoles
Ittto
difficulty feature ^f th* Klwanb Club lunch­ nl wilh simple nesault pleadid
toaan'a Cuba, eon proceeding) at the Munte- a&gt;1Illy. Judge Sharon fine I him H
with M. 0.
young Rohii
gl telling and auma Hotel yrvtetvlay ttoon, whet-r and erst*, or the alternative of a
to a 1C to I un atten-Dncr of 93 |ier cent wa) 00 day Jail aenlenre.
MttMg hU
recorded.
Th* Iasi tea* tiled yesterday
The lineups; Homln-rle., Ada
Each of the entomologists. In a afternoon rcatillr,| In Carroll Kngrtf Itamhtoy,. llh Knulrea.
•hurt talk, rotrred a different listo, ympig vrdfvltw 111vn rhergrd
Itobisuon. p, Vickery, r; M
phase of the work now living iloog with emtoiilrment, Iwlnc given
3b| 'Doar&gt;, rf; Ktoato, If; TerwilTe
'ij* IhD sect on by llm butaau, and hia-'frredeni whm n Jury fnurd
Kchtnali, slateg many facto whirh pioved hint* not guilty. Knr' Haul. C. M.
rf) HUw. of iirtemt lo the Members. Th* lieHi, K. r. Non* 1 ml. W. I. Tyler,
Pi Purdon. C) program was arranged by AgrU-uli |. \ Kinglrlnry. end A. II. Smith
3h|
aa; Kton- luial Com nil (tee of the tluli, mmun the Jury.
H, and Waits, I-»*d i f klaaniaaa Jna. It. Jitv
kins C. « . Hare, and C. H. Mason.
Body Board Of
pad every
Th* musical part of the pnw
May *, gram saw George Itrwrkhahn trtt&gt;
ivemors To Meet
the (Iranmas der several plan* select lout, ami
SO or rum* members of lit*
Meteuth
Quartette
I of Governors of th* Sanford
l-iaed rf r . H. U rana, II. W.
of Cowinterr* ar* re­
League Hacker, i . 11. Mlnaalphar. and U.
tted to ba le ettondeee* et
| far several C Mama aing Ure*
: RMetleg af the hoard I* to
rated Kl ware
Th*
‘ at the trad* body Off ers te­
Kayof th* Ians E Dj
f
va
hewn
at 3:0a •Vlmk.
«or.d Kpa
th* th tiV *•
af ritol Irapnrtom*.
I tot*
' select run of
.bp' tha cunpUtlua
of
eat (ha
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i s t o it o
in (aanrrtiea with the
nr playhathimg beauty
v e KsvaUele Ouuty
inald.
&gt;Commerce, ar* **|wrtth* a 1too Liu* *f th*
for
County
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SPEEDY CLEANUP MADEIRA REHELS
OF CITY HALL IN STILL PERSIST IN
CHICAGO IS PLAN EARLY DEMANDS

Local Elks Lodge
GiVen High Praise
By District Deputy X

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JTDWC. Apr. 9,—I
lattf OordOn'g murder
acladd today. The man ebaN
rto withr the murder la -llorry
Klein, otherwise- Identified In the
molloai lin t oanoumeirrnl. Throe
other* ere being held as material
witnesses and n fifth, whose con.
Mellon in the rase ana not made
Clear, I* being held for poaieaetog
a pWtot ani burglar Ionia. Ila avhl
ha'-War f ormerly a Canwdtow
mounted policemen.
The motive for the murder, pol­
ite said, wae rohtory. By a rolnefdeitee 1eH-.flvr men gate the.r
birthplace aa Hue.la. Vivian Grfr
don waa strangled and her boJy
thrown Into n thlrkrt In lha path

(AIM— TM
of Florida 1
with
tnay&gt;r
rail,
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ALL CHANCES
OF SALES TAX'!Speaker O f House,

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Neifro FoundGuilty
In County Court On
ABsaultinp Charge

One-Sided S cores
Mark EarW GameH
Of. Lions Ball Ijoop

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Kiwanis Luncheon
Featured By Talks
O f Entomologists

Dead From

IHRONG&amp; ATTEND COUNTY BOARD IS
OPENING DAY OF opposed j o Biter
ROWER
LIMITING POWER
Largest Display Ever Measure Creating Sep­
Seen In Sanford Is arate Budget Com­
mission Unwanted
OpinionOfChairman
The urilnl efforts of members
of the Sanford Garvlrn Club lo
make their first annual Khmer
Shi vv an nuDtamllng aurrrat serinnl rvallaeil at an ratty hour IhD
afternoon shortly after the doorwere nl(irlal!y nprn*«f. In tho
Eplscviial |*arish House, frr front
all shier were hrnttl enthuilaatl&lt;*
word* t-l praise an,| vurprlse at
the lomplrta manner in which rvcry detail h»d torn handled.
‘This U thr large«t eahlhl'inii
of plants ami flowirv ever seen In
Sanford," said Mrs. Ilaiyy lleer-n.
on* of the chairmen, “ and, since
av anllclpnt* a rreord crowd nf
lnterrsto,| siectalor, because such
a kren lutnret has been manlfia'.
di ring the past few muntha, thir
ahuw.ng u( flnweia D tVriainly
1-inn,) to iTvatr a farther iaterept
by Ihe amateur hmii-ufturaT.sl.
one rf the atnrr of Ihe t,'Uarvkn
Club."
L‘. ’
Mm. Henry Wight, . tolra^rn nf
the Judges Committer, was aarnrilng thr rlahl Judge* o f (Iii*
show rmong the eihlldto early
IhD a ft ri neon, and llodr awards
were to be announced shurlly !»'■
fore RAH) u'rlock. Th* Judgr- wereMrs. Kobert A.. Warn toil, DrUad,

Antii Ipating th* Intmlurlion In
Ihe l^gblatur* at TalDhtaaee nf
a hill 1 mating a ae|iantr hudgrt
contniDslon fnr each euunty and
rrrat ng a board nf bom| trustees
who would |t*tlurm Ih* duties
now i- rfonni-d by Ih* county com.
mls-hittera of earh ciuniy
wltn
Ivs|w*. t t* rna.1 and bridgvi, tha
Krinlmdr County ComiuDalanera,
l.nv-tliig In monthly sraslon at ih*
Crurt House Tuesday a Iter neon,
paired a resolution which urge*
l.-ral represiniatives to oppoi* rny
such IcgDIation.
Tho inquisition reason* oulllncJ
In the trvMilutlon were that the
e iuni v rummDaloncm rhnuld have
autlorlty lo /•* the budget, etnee
they are elected by Ih* pnqiU
and must lira, the re*|ain*lli|lltioa
of manairment, ami that heedlvs*
ra|ien*e would l » placed upon lagpayers lircause tho new leglslatiun
would n-qulro revrral nrw -fll.
cem fur ita fulfilment•
Other than tie disposal of rhut
matter, which was rod*'dared In­
jurious lo th* tost Internets of tha
county anil slat*, tho Commissionrra had tout few uther mattor. tr
transact.
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Altar -rradtng and approving

Roosev^llv: |ta A t Mb
Bsdside When Death
Ends Noted Carefer

AIKEN, S. C„ Apr. 0—
,
(AP)—Nlchoton Longworth. f
ff
■Itoaker of the national * M
House of RepreMentaUvea,
died today. Hla amaaior vi­
tality. phyaiclana aald, elopo ^
kept him aUva laat nlah).. .
He waa taken III Monday
.
of pneumonia m one luntf. !
At hla lietlaldo wrma hla arifhv
•
th *
former Allc*
Kooaevelt.
daughlar of th* tot* I’rwMeak
Tl eoilore / Hdoarvelt,
and hla
friend him. Jam** Curtlv at ,
ahsa* horn* h* contrartod th* dlaIIIs daughtar, Keullna, wa* •
not with him.
■’ ■ /
.Vftrr physicians dlagnoaml hla
Illness Monday night h* steaih ..
IIy grew wor.c and two' days \
later they admitted hU condition ’
waa, deeperat*. Mrs. I^arwerth
.
was notified Bird ahe srrlved
hem \Vmine-day. Two of Mlh.
Longworth'* orotherv,
Kcretlt
■'
Bird Archil*Id Kooaevelt, ela bj^
llevrd to b* spemtlng to th*
bcrtslde In e plan*, but Htoy had
md arrived at th* tiro* of the
fl; raker's, dJath.
&gt; *
'
Hpeakrr Longworth cunLeelmt
a cnhl Iasi week, liocatne HI Holi­
day ami that night waa found to
harw pneumonia. Th* fact thet'hb
waa Ul. hewwrtr, Was kept aocttl
until Tue/day night. '
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a. tarn*worth broogbt will
' Mia.
her a nuroo from BslUmoro, ^Itoe
Kluabcth Nylion, wba aOppUieknta
1h* JMff nT fm - wera*
ntimoa aoal«n*d

th* minute* id thr last mewUur,'
to th* rat*.
... •
*j
Mir)
om|iioii| ffriinno.
Ml' thr usual procedure nf .&lt;*e4Jn&gt;&gt;r
Mary I*,
U at
.Camploa,
Orlando, W
Thn .phyaikians am using *ft ,/,'w j
ward Hrelth nn,) Mulfnrd 0. Foa- Mda for feed ami *up|i|lea w.a oafgen Dnl in treatmost of the-ler. Orlando, Harry Hmith, Wln'er followed. The Wlaht Grwcee/ Co^
apoakar. Dr, Wllda doacrlbad II •*
Garden, airi Altort Kchellrntorg, waa awarded th* ouitrerl lo fvrti* on* or Urt n*w*»t metheds of c«nf '
Daytona llearh.
lah aupplleo for the county home hating th. dlaaase. Ne offeit-we* ••
Tha show I, In rhargv of Mr*. ami prlaon tampr, while the G. W.
Her Jett Kuaaotl as general chair- taring (V , won thr fow\ riut:*i 1 mad* ta moet th* pnttont from the \
Curtis homo.
• ■ y-f
milk Mr*. Endnr Cnrlrtt is chair­
Following thu reading of thro*
In diacuMlng p n m n oto, pr?
man of (he committee on rerrptlvu bid* fr mi nuluinoMlo firm*, ;h«
nf plant* and rDaalfirstloa, Mrs. Comrnlaalonera voted to putvl as* Wilds a*ld d crDD oJgM *omo la
lldnry Wight, rhaVmnl* « l Ih* 0 Chevrolet truck from th# Whit*- fr im within Jthroe W nhto daya
but that there might U&gt; no trloie
judges; Mrs. \V. K. Wation, chairlllghtoyrraa Chevrolet Co, fur e 01 elL U rottoln cates, be oaplalnnan i f the garden feature* anil
gradually
I'rufe*’ tonal eahihit*) K. II. Hlowe, prhe of VT7I. They al«-r votevl to •d, th* petlant gl*'
1 nichafc - mnw-e fmm tha M*^ bettor without'MKhlng e
cbolrmas -wf-lhe geweewl rvhlbit-t
Speaker LMgwurih ram*
to
Mrs. H. ri. Ch'*e„ Jr., rhalrtnaq Donald Tractor Equipman: Co,
nr the ticket sale; Mm. Union Al­ with |&lt;ayment to to made le (M o­ Aiken Mar. 30 for a vlall to Mr,,',
and Mr*. Curtis, residents of
len. rhslrtnan nt the publicity t o r .
The Atlantic Coast l.ln* Hall- Washington, Kor rmvaral yearn hni
rommlllee, asalainl by Mis. Hymn
Ktevenv ant Mrs. J. C. Coletongh. mad will to askrd 1 ■ repair era**- has visited them at Ibrlr lunf*
Other mrmtore of tho Club wlnr Ipg at the fallowing points; Ouo here oarh spring, spending t3o
have active |*rta in th* preterite- i-n the riviodo Hoad, ona on llejr grratar |*rt of hla llm# In rest.
lion of thr eklnbit, ar* the fol­ S&lt;reel In riviedo, one 011 b a d lark*
lowing rltalnnen of enmuiltter*; Avenue In larniwoad, tire Kurist
Mr». M. H. Wlggln*. Mrrr J. ri. City crossing, Ihe lllg Tree irmvami an unnennd alrect rru iI.
aney, Mm. II. D. Crswell,lug,
Mrs.
r Vi
J. G. hTurimi, Mm. Kele Dutton, Ing in Otlnlo.
Tie rounty rnglncvr W*a inMm. Harry I- Heeren, Mm. M. I..
Wright, Mrs. R. I. Huy. Mr*. W. slrui-li-l t&gt; serum n rrrw nf rimM. Krolt. Mm Roland H. Hrad. and vl Is and make Immediate raptdrt
Through tho cvairtooy of
to the mail to the II g Tree, n**r
Mm. Hugh Whelthrl.
tors of tha finance Cotamllto* of
The sloiw I* 01*11 tonight until laingw i ud.
10:00 n'rli-k, mi l Imrurrow from
No act Iin vra« taken on the i-wi- th* Kanfenl W*ar*n» Cleb, child­
10 :1*1 11*1 'ark A. M. to 10:00 ii'ibnW lion of t Miller Irvin, mluietl vs-ir ren living in the rural dDtrkto
V. M.
vvternn who askrd trial Ms lak.ta ami altandlng local aalwela will'
The number of Idoonrs which to lemltlrd. II* had arlltrn a again be given lha opportunity of
may I* m ined In (ho different Irltrr In liovernur Carllou winch taking advantage of the tofllltl**,.
cIbsm-s D as follows;
aav retuinril by the rlrlef e*ivU- nf the Kanfoul Library at conven­
ient hours.
Class I, Hoses, three hlosirraf live far action by the Dtnril.
Wton the City reduced operal*
allowed to a vase; seril-in I, lirht
A letter fmm II. M. pn|iwnrth,
WttM
pink, sectl m 3, dark pink; section re|iirsenting Ihe M. K. Itoblnvin Ing capon*** In many daportauratos
.1, red. sect Ion I. white- sertlun R, Estate, asking that on adju/tiuvat the l.ibl*ry wna on* of El* Aral ■ri
yrlluw; sectl in 0. any other rotor. le made In ta* asaes-mcm --n r in to feel tb# change#, for lb* town Claae.t, Swert pras, |R blossoms tain priqirity owned by that 'a- were rut materially, »nd help re­
. xaM, ^ t)an
pink; section tale. Was refermd to th* U l asset duced. Udder th* n*w plan, the li- •
braiy ■•* cleaerl during (w* *wlF
3, red; aectton .1, white; section 4, sof for actldl.'
hour -*b!*h children frure Ih* ru­
lsvrn.hr; seeling 6. any oilier
Attorney II. K. While wa* in ral til atriaI- rvtubi \i.ii it, traaulr
r ilm.
atruclrvl to investigate thr cu*4 the hour* Ih*. were In Kanfard *3
Class .1, Annual*, arctuiis, Id nf T. L llogere, Klymuulh, *•» arhvul, end a* * r**ult rWHNd
stalks; a»Ura, A atelka- talrndula*, asks damagaa because LI- truck bav* toan without no-vna ta# ra; *'
6; ran-lytufl, -1). carnations, 10; was partially wrecked In eh a&gt;'-l- .earth wmk tn coirmillnn With '
rrntauira. IV; clarkl*. V) dlanthus. deni which hr aabl was caustd hy school -ladies.
tc'aatinued on l eg* Kiel
a deep hul* Iq one of the -i-uity
Th* Hanford Wemana (Rub of* ,
road*.
ferr J to troar Ih* repeaa* « ( * » * » •
toland Beetrom and Mr* sislant at (ha liluary for ■■&gt;•&gt; ‘
Young Johnson Boy II.Mm.
I. Yat*a warn pl*ce.l on I'w huur rath woek-dsy, and Ihe
Dies Tlfb Morning Muller's I'rtwlon Hal of lha n»m- CurnHiia/'ontrs sue pled th*
ty, while Mr*. Newsome' &gt; ru|:M tor.
■ .
As a result. Mm. E. J,
Jarne* Karl* Jwhaoen. four year was deleted.
The 11 itory public bond* of Mies ton, who nea farruarly '
obi mo nf M r..«ed Mrs. T. 0 .
Hmith San- llrlrti Chmponlng and Hla- H'l- at 'he library, D
John-efl dl*i|
of hU |wrrn's dml Knight wer* apprevoil, »• Mr. Elsa Knight. Ub
fi.nl Avene*
t 7;U0 ..'elms. null a* lha deputy shrrltf hand* will hava. particular
this ritnrnl
children's actlvilie*.
/
Kune Ir|
Or* brhl this of J. V, Martin, and Kd*on to-l*.
Th* ntw library '
aftrrrnrin
■flock from thr
rffas t Moruley am: lVd
fm*. F. Ilrook *.
hnnie. I h* j
LINER NOT I) WAGED
la 13: a o'clock, and
EeptDt Church
Jr., nf llto'
t* ft11)0 e'clotk, on »vory
.cftrgyomn, on!
Waa the offM
MilJTIIAXl’TON, Kug., Apr. 9 Saturday. Betordey *
j*
Ukrvirw
liurial look
liner •:M o'clock to (Is
Kunrrsl ( A l l Tlia giant Cgnerd
Crmctrry,
lien ugarle Buffered eo damage o'chwk to d a d *•«
Ham* woe
morning al from tolajg grouaded for sevrrel e'rlerk to Vito 0^ 1^ .
The h*
i ■ 1 ■■ ■— i
k'eftor a abort hours on a eeadheek Tuned*y
rUml 7:1
lllruss. U
.by hi* p*N nighi. sad U vafll get be yr*c****ry
■ err ploy »« I-. |U( (be ship Into dry.lKk f
•nls. Mr&lt;
Ua* Kell- r.iMiis. It wad oaotWirasl yaatof j o r a ^ b )
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New Library Hours
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mrrn that* aa a betal
th* rfgvlir haul* afa
At fl aVlacV thl» mot
•ml laaball* war* man
big to tho rltaa of tl
church. Tha brtda’* fat
PUrra UVrlcana Bragi
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Homo nt5 of thorn.
French highborn porsoai. m ired
for tha night on a Frtiwh »Mp in
th. Palana, harbor. g »J ~ h H t
breagkt them from Man^BS?dRd

1 aald. On* train gnoa from

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« Ktrw owe artificial bail far ewch Dade n I
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tnylon of tha aatyfeautegd

Europeans from *outhwaaUni
&gt;lnU at* Uhon U Naw Orlaana
lid from lhara Mat U Naw Yarh
r boat. Parson* Ukan on Urn

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:Mr.' Laafwarth rtau rad to call Dr. V. K HU&lt;
. a apaciallft of Au«Wt»,
ia arrival htfa, Dr. Hid

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MpaHtra' thtt ha th«
P*«d a weak playing
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.Naw York U Now Orlaana by
boat and than placed on Inard
th* apodal train for Kan Fran*
tlaro.
*
Th* department an Apr. I ra*
lotted 1110 alien* had bate de­
parted from \*riou* tea port*.
raoaU. from New York, la Fabmaty, and that IIAU had b*on
deported up to that lima alnro
Juno SO.
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Atlanta Zoo Offers
Lion Cub For Sale
ATLANTA, Apr. g ^ t A P I For aalei on* lion cub, sound taalh.

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LONGWO

to aU Bomlaola Coualy

U red o r t r . 8 p p e a w -

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a hrrthjw^glaoad tha

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In*a.Miami

s r ir a flf f i

th# lultan g everwmeat Y tg u w aV

Ilootrar has

polntment of

umplliaaalnrr UUr of ahkf bo­
ra*** bo « m adwaatad In th# alaM rta r. aahaola at Port UUdar-

M B a S B a S T 'T

Tho man lag* united two d**i
rend* nl* of Look « $ * * ! • *
king o f Krane*. who ahdkatal

three-quartor* o f a (eatery ama
French royalhU consider U
•mr*.' th* rally m g gn*an« *w.
marrieg* glvaa tha Dahg «
hapoful Franrh royallrta dtaUatag
flow George Hlmaaa, p»rh man* and afU r him tha Co m * af
ger. that thara la , a furplea Han • hatter chance o f eoqt^ d
nib In th* 10*.
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,ettehUahlag and mawhdm
. Funds from th* *al* g lir ha »p- Fianck thrada.
V f'
pVad to nurrhaaa of rthyr animal*.
ptTferablr a Ug«r.

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INFORMAL T ilJ t PLANNRD
LONDON. Apn It—(API—The
\Mi herd ef.dUiheellor Broenlng
and Forrlgn MSle'.er Curtlue ef
Germany, peaalbty h im lime ne»|
m&lt; nth, will be for a purely A »«t
In-Oei man dlaouealpe. If waa af.
f^lally' ennoaocad In .Oowtdn#
lb treel hut night
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■tad i d t l m m o U
l i d d e d Of. The Hi

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financially)

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ew nW Ir

They want in largely . (off**- .
reo» bat th*y thwacked seek
T&gt;*. t n l r w t I . U r H k ^ K '

Osawtoll b»&gt;1 the
•and dbhi’t M « '

£/ .IrC^J)['».it •f* ( iV..
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*tne to* b e n afim the

i stolen. May ba Arena haa
romcthlng In (ha laat fear
•(Wto wirtt &gt; of m Mm In yaaaa to cures,

celebrities. Such vleU‘
linwneftdl. the Indiana
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______ _____mmlttee of the state diem*
ber o f commerce, deserve, end have received, apodal eon-f lifting'

tnttrlda* epee infect. Tim « p b ■l«w mad# a marry and cheerful
sound and could bn Kaanl ana
afcava tba haw-haws of the aadl,1 ..
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1 ■- ’ o d y , *■■*# v
enor and Ike rrarIrina of peaauk
•K
alW la the orchestra M ill
bean Dcglpcied, haa
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n o .
tier of advertising. Thli very necessary item
.U' U aiddtaine to’ qalt (hit
velopmcnt in expensive,
l*iwljf boaraajr, aeathacn'al and
ilUi. Neverthdfee. the Cl
rrofcablr lylsg daacrlplloa of l*r. numerous ingenious m
Ifeque as'sujayad by the catllrM
h have been made poaalMe to »pH* -of the depleted ■dhafaala af William Jcnni'iyr
el b o o t Such thing* aa sanding by airplane a crate of Bryan, fr*a ttlrer and lh« arras7 to Mayor, Walker, making sound pictures o f the la* af tin palia la prettml f iV»
sew*- In 8enford&gt; celery fields, Sam lUghbytotata’a Xraa* foaiain*. Bui twrloaque l.«
:arda, and -the numeroua highway signs which th« Hal like that any mota..
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nber ban -placed, ell serve their purpose In pulling
brd on the map,. . ;w5
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t could have
:t*ln this year's budget,
only ■ matter of (lava
Efforts in behalf of the

Commerce, ha'

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triumphed again.

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ployed ba« apparently daralopad

AWAY W lfli A P P li»

Into (br typical "snod lbiae" aprratrj a t Ik* eapanse nf ItfiU*

mate hulMsa.

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ippean, katp the atraata Jn the. multowa. a*cApple •ailing oa the atryeCwB,
Ito
dMter, lioru, toglimlns April .IB, Whet InsBjrertoedtait (Motor as 'a
end •(acted
out aa a . eraat ^phikuv
hard; hectnmi * :’tracket, ______
|PPQRPIVM(PIH|
MR___ plan Oo rrlleva tto Itllr, fruit be*

inhrttan haa ruled Ihtre oft tkiaplc reeve to help the uratu In* told ta the Ipwkcr* at coat

8apublic ttoatra. Out

Chamber of C
boulevard and

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ara In what tba reqnneppaaaa to bs-resdeakrtW
ttorp la not a. alnsimitfaivgraph of n sat In lAhUj
l4W* ntnlan wMh uimitcn-

lutipe.

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I’ratly

NMMjWevcry riwonNho
aaerde and the work, II
•who compose its persoi
th ey taw entitled to tha full support of all our
and ouF people and we hope tb*t nothing may
dampen the ardor or hamper tbe enterprtalni
thtt .thoroughly worthwhile cltlo orgAniutldn
f i t a wMla wo trullsd by
tkan a tbausaad can, -tret
.than, with too vaaUy bettor
‘e rn o r *C irIton vA lACftiftci to
t

the LegUltatun la In
a rStpHuSflon o f w t u at l u reports which heve
been rendered and pubili bed In this newspaper
te. JLoglcaliy he confined
iltuation. to the debts o f
w which mute up the
lous governmental entitles
Florida and to the coat of

sR B svQ R n i

1 autifi
fVTIOllk r* j rt*r«
k « r hmi HRS..
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rgar BaUi.fft; tkaae

sad tha nudiaaai seams to It &lt;hara
aoMy batauaa thara was n&gt;i roi&gt;raw’ant subway anaaration lo
aUua Iqta. Only tha aama af th*
ahaw gltaa aay tisa of UCi. It la
“Mare. Anal from tiremra.” Atcn’t
, » « l-Wkingr
TTfJffc l ,
1 Our Own "Daw Tai|r Dapart,W»ea&lt;t flf you don’t ball*** It nnd
a sianfpad, aalf-addraaJ anvrWpa
and sw hoW yog rnrea outli l’cr;y
Crotby, tka craotor of •Wklppy,’'
laaka and neta Ilka 8UJOT.-” a
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Tha Isle y»ud O, 8|tD3-Jflrdlinear, wkefw** rWtUad with bidD O l i l l T A i p n ) in alory a s d s o a g , tka o l d Mcosiw

he government, maintenance o f FlorlcU'a credit, atruc, and equallution of .tgxes.
iWc ccoimend the Covernqr for hi* positive stand
net the salts tax. There la nb equivocation to hts very

—-along with this free potato sai the kprwane ta ^
wbn

bid

thaa'.in

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aeeege to the awt\tr:U %.-It wiui pictureequa, bet ye

to

gwas MaeeUhabweeapm karttoMs m

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the Ugkta to their deyodae I wa*
to Jt JVM*.whether Uwy,b»d lb.

to resort ta tho i

Governor will undo

trial y m iw a ^ .

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Junior Gardeners To
Have Flower Exhibit

Circle M

HINTS

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1ersonals
WAfc n.calor scheme of pis
tawnfer predominating tat
decoration! a n d appoint!
Mrs. Im A. Conclty entert
tW member,, of the Sm u
Club with • bridge party yi
stay afternoon at bar homo.
Oak Avenue. Quantities of
dtrgJm sad o'thn. gsnlm fh
were arranged In eases aad i

Jfj/. -RATURD AT. •
mans' hsncMen foe all forIW
W■IPHIllll
VSOTMW BWW.VW
itndmta Bl
s f Fteri*i'MeU,Cob
•s for Women will bo hold la
ftsnio hi tho Fart Oatlln Hotv.
tat ft’sUek. Make reservations
Margaret Peters before Fri.e
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cla Number Beeon of tbe
MMRtat Chsrxh will moot
MtaatcM the home o f Mrs.
. ' Anderssn preparatory tn
: to the County Home.
■•.4y MONI1AT. '
s.Baptist Women's’ Mission
Union will 'hard a business
lag at 1:90 o'clock at the
ih. j ‘
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TUESDAY.
h Ocqls-division bf the BapWonumlg Missionary Union
lava an aUuWr.mootlng at th&gt;
2 Bgptlst Church In Leesbur/
(urg at. hoetesse*. Members

• Ban/drd ibpMsL-Woman'.

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unary
Society;
urgeddmto

Woman's' Oulld of Holy
Episcopal Church will sptrasuberripUou bridge party at
O’clock pt, the parish house,
act eadfaaeOea’ bridge. Resbun mint b* -m*de with Mrs.
k^lobley,ar Mrs. n. A. New-

O m o f l h « m i n y m t l r s i - 'l v * f s e InMa
La first
f Im I ■■■ml
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lama a
of# •
Uia
annual /I*.
Dowse
nhew
o
f
tha
‘Cardan
Club
of
Ran*
ttoyi ami girls will enjoy an
Iphsbet" party. Writs Urn »n* Yard, to ho hold Thursday and
vltsMona on .quarts cut.from baftFriday ‘at tha Cpliropal parish
colored correspondence cards. In house, w fj ba tha exhibit* from
ana corner of cadi, paint n latter the Jinlor OardaMrs' Club whteh
of the alphabet auoul three qaar- was organised recently. In prev­
la&gt;* Of an Inch high, and add a ious years tha various s.-hoola cf
note asking the geest to tsSM la the city hara prepared displays far
a costume representing aomathlag tha ahoera hut Uila D the first
suggested try the letup. Thua " V Unit that tha flowers and ahtnba
might he fluster Brown, and "I-* hart bean grown by the children.
The following school* will haw
an Indian.
When the guests have arrived, display, df flowers and miniature
Primary
pain slipa of paper, and ksea them gardens: East Ride
try to gpeas what letter each per­ Krhcot, Mrs. J. C. Mitchell. In
Side prims rr
son represents. Collect the stipe dhstgo;. Wort
Sad give to threj Judges whs M is School, Miss lx)re Tamer, In
bees selected. The ethers march charge; Sdith Site Primary
single file before them and earn Cfhool. Mrs. Stella Arrington, In
in tom must tell who ha la' ta charge: mad the Genera School.
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Apache Trtm -FUlWkUlfey^™***
The next person In lino, moot
toll who he la and rhyme his des- Girls’ Akixilia

-angncesl that the proceeds from
{ .Mr. ami1 Mrs. P. K.
IVrVIns
tha qttllt, donated by Mtsa Mary
TOSotarnl to Jacksonville Tuesday
Oaedalf, will be used for l.naaa
far the orphanage at Bonson'
it‘ Friends o f George A. Speer Wmkm*.
Wtu turret to learn that l « la - The Bible study »■* conducted
01 at Me homo on Park Arenac. &gt;y Mrs. E. W. SUe, while Mrs.
K-t-ii—
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Mr. add Mrs. Ilrrbeit Messer of Ftad Mysra had charge of 0 * * 1 .GalaoavlUo, are spending the ktan studv. The meeting the* adSpring holidays here with Mr. Jaomed for a social period when
rofreshments were served by tha
and Mrs- B. B. Baggett.
hoateaa le the following: Mrs.

guests at*Mr’ home on Celery Ave­
W. H. Hand, Mm. K i ____
nue, MM, .William Torrlak'-, and
L ^B. Bragg, Uro. J L,
.sgV.BlUy, at Jq .kaawrtl).-. —
YtMnron, M fw '' Throdorv Rlilea,
Jftjk-fiaael McMahon, M rt'H op•WtsdiBa ■Blaer. who undmrmH
k‘ na and Mis, Mary (ioodala. It
ea operation for ipprudlrlll* yes­
terday I T tha Fe,hilJ.)ow»4ton wow snsrsuacsd that tM MIT 5Sr&amp;' flshe, all day."
Memorial Hospital, Is .improelng mg wMI ba held at tho homo of
The third parson starts a new
Mia. Cunningham.
K
bootoat, assisted by Mrs. B. D. nicely.
rhyme and so on.
Caswell, Mrs. R. Al. Fax sn j Mra,
Award prisH for the belt
Mra. W. C .TluT Mrs. Oibaoa Mr .And MrsJIUlGive
Clyde'Byrd.
rhymes and for the most original
Thaos ‘ present went Mrs. ‘ Ed­ Eacll, Mrs. J, I). Woodruff and
costumes.
mond Mstack, Mrs. A. W. lee. Jr, Mrs. P. J. SUssf matured to Or­
Tomorrow: Haw ta Play " l e t ­
lando
Tuesday
where
they
spent
Mrs. B .^ .- Caswell, Mra. Oltaoo
ter Tag*
Use
day.
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Full, Mrs. R. 0 . Fax, Mrs. F. R.
Lane, of Roanoke, Ala, Mra.
Mrs. K. R. Pippin hss as her
Church ClaM Holds
Horbori Messer, of &lt;U!no,vi!!r, guests at her home on West P lm
and Mra. B. 0. Baggett. . ..
Hlieet, Mrs. too II. Echols and
Meeting On Tuesday
daughtrr, Shirley Martha, and
Mrs. Puleston Gives Mtsa Ruth Borland, of IMnckard,
Tha regular business and social
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.
guests, Mrs. Lane was given a matting af tha Daughters of
Party At Her Home AU.
white party hag, ami Mr. Ian# a Wesley Clan of tho First MsthoMrs. a. E. McCall, who undoes novelty i port bolt.
diet Church was held Tuesday
Mrat J, t&gt;.- Woodmff won high went an operation recently at the
During the
evening bridge evening at the homo of Mrs. P.
score priao for thr women, a bog Fcrnsld-Laugh ton Memorial Hos­
K. Perkins, Loch Arbor, wUh
of linen haedkerridef^'.ot. thr pital, plans to return to her hem# games aqd dancing were enjoy­
bridge party.riven Toeoday overl­ on South Kanforj Avenue tomor- ed. High score prise for tho la­ Mrs. R. B. Monroe, Mrs. D. U
dles, a novelty vase holder, waa Harper, Mrs., W. F. Lewis, Mrs.
ing by Mrs. Rsmusl -Fuloaton at
Dorothy
awarded to Mra. W. W. Potter, a B. Rsggett, Mbs
her home In Bose Court f«r the
Miss Elisabeth Dann, of Orlan­ while high acoro prise fer the Stokes arvl Mrs.'Perkins as hostmembers of her KVvn.ng Bridge
Club. W, C. Hill, who had high do, who was Injared recrnliy tn an men, a spdrt belt, way presented
During tbe evening tbe usual
•cat* among the men, was tha !&gt;ulomu’jlle arcldenF hny, Is lies- to W. A. Adams.
At the supper huur a salad routine or business waa trans­
recipient af a box of linen hand­ proving at -her himr. -She will be
able to walk again In/about six and sweet-course
served acted and at a Iqto hour refreshkerchiefs.
/
with coffee by the hostess. Ac­
’ Adorning the room* where the
centuating a pink and blue color
guests were entertained was u
Mis. ImcIus McLeod, of Wlltteprofusion of spring flowers tn tnn, is thr guest of her slater, Mrs. scheme were the quantities oi
shades t f pink, blue and yellow, Ralph B. Wight, at her home In larkspur and com flowers ar­
arranged wl'h fern In vases and Rose Court. When the return- ranged In tha living rooms of
bonis. The tallies bore designs of home the latter part’ of the week tha lllll home. In other parts of
the house calendulas and fern
spring flowers In pastel shades.
Mrs. Wight will, accompany her
made up the decorations.
At a late hour a sslad and sweet for a short stay.
Those present were: Mr. and
rourso wra served by the hostess
to the following: Mr. and Mrs. R.
Mrs. Fred W. Williams plan* to Mrs. F. IL Lana, of Roanoke,
A. Newman, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. leave tnir-nrrow for point* In Geor­ Ala, Mr. and Mra. Hawkins Con­
Hou.holder. Ur. and Mrs. W. C. gia and North’ Cer..l!na to visit nelly, Mr. and Mrs. J, I). Wood­
dill, Mrs. J. R. Amuse, Mrs. J. C friend* for shout a week. At th? ruff, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Potter,
Henson, Mr. and Mrs. J, D. Wood- arid of that time She will Join her Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Adam*, Dr.
ruff, I&gt;, I . Thrasher and Dr. Sam­ husbaml at Wlbalnjfton, N. C-, and Mrs. B. D. Caswell ami Mr.
and Mrs. IIIIL
uel Puleston.
for the summer months.

Of Business

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l/utlca' Nainnook

vttaallty that

ilLtinrtioA. t f r
Mm. r. Paul at h.r horn*
1119 Park Are.
Phone 121-iT

At n low price we nre offering II acres of land,
comfortable nmall home; R acres tiled; well worth.;
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•A. P. CONNBIXY AND SONS
"Rent Relate
I’ hone 48

Inauranca

209 East Find Hired

Hand Embroidered

23c

44c

Mfn’a Dimity Check

Ladlen' Rayon

XJnion Suits

BLOOMERS
39c

39c

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Good Quality

All alsea

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GOW NS

Per yd.

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Men's Broadcloth

Pepperel

SHIRTS

SHEETS

T
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$1.00

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Men's New

Straw H&amp;U

32 Inch Pink

NAINSOOK

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Per

All alaan

95c
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Jr t,Vrtj.

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In gleaming white Porcclaln-on-stcd, the new Frigidi
repreaenta a fine achievement iiLAdrancetl Refrigcrad
Its lurplus-powcrcd, yet quiet ant] completely concca
mechanical unit—the faraoua Hydrator— the Cold Coal
— the Quickube Ice Tray— are but a few o f the featu
that make Frigidairo the outstanding quality refrlgeral
The FrigldaJre guarantee la complete. It covert
cabinet, the mechanical unit— everything. It If a g t
antee o f auperior refrigerator performance.
We invite you to ace the new Fri^idaire. Amt, If j
are intcreated In buying on R deferred payment
there is no need to accept a leaser value d u n Frig
for terms will be arranged to suit your convex

FLORIDA POWER AND
LIGHT CO.
Hanford,

New.

Free

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Those present' were: Mrs. O. K.
McKay, Mra. J. E. Ciarier. Mrs.
T. J. Murff, Mra Carroll Vomer,
Mra. M. !L Smith, Mrs. J. J.
Hathaway. Mrs. J. P. Thurmond,
Mrs. U. W. Smith. Mrs. II I).
laney, Mrs. J. R.-Forrest Mrs.
Brodls Williams,
Mrs. M. L.
Wright. Mra. |W. L. Morgan Mrs.
J. O. laney, Mrs. C, P. Herndon,
Mrs. Bob Ratliff, Mra. W. II.
Iloldon, Mra. William ToroUky.
of Jacksonrllla ami Mrs. T. C,
Dolt.

Printed

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E. II. Lnney. Quantities of snap
dragons, sweat pans ami other
garden flowers wore arranged In
vaaas and bowls about tbe rooms
where tha guesti srare enter-

BLOOMERS

FridayApril 10th9 A. M.

V;

Opening the meeting with the
song, "I Lave Ta Toll tha filmy",
the members of tha a id s' Auxil­
iary of the First Baptist Church
mot on Tuesday afternoon at the
home s f Mrs. Francis E. Bolt,
1101 Park Avenue. Mias Blsnrdw
Cunningham presided ever tho

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ssa } ste&amp; b ^

Sajama Checks

roile and Batiste

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Children'! Rayon

BE SOLD

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prorrsm (or lb# kfUrnoon.
la addition I n ' tW tvrulat
Itudy of mluioos, sontonca plajrcm w r t rvcltod and a portion of
SCfiptur* » u read. Ml** Allla
Horn mnilcrul a vocal nolo. Thorn
l r w n l wvrri the Ml**r» Alllo
Horn, Neills Cunningham. Mildrod Atspaugh,
Phyltl*
lljlUr,
Eva Cunningham, Minnie Kmma
fUmnjrr, 1/nulae -t’arianl, Deri*
(Jarrell, fllanche Cunningham and
Nell Knight.

�TH U R S D A Y , J B E I L l&gt; IW 1

FftAT *UM U4'W dradtad^at
contalaa no aat area. or « U »

THURSDAY, A P ftlt •

tfca War Deportment, in farther
*eca o f H *w*vk on behalf at Ha
W iletw y * p f a g v a m . . |
■ On Jane 33rd, tfca Chamber aacoaaded hi grtting Mtfca «• Ilia
pud wf tfc* flleaa* aid Harharo
Cataaeltlaa at ChaetaaUm,. la tfca
Heanlugowt #f bya.latba a ad atb-

•IM a donation of JfO for tfca
Work of the Ai.ocUllon. TO. Aaaotlation baa retried oa Ita work
throughout the year, and ha. bean
ppecaaafal Hi obtaining bath State
and Federal aid In building tfca
brldfca and •wwvpletlng tba Lake*
abora Boulevard. The Aeaaciatlen
ha. aaeurod an andanUndlng from
the Stale Road Department that City and County.
troth oa the building o f ,tfca b-Hila­
florlag tfca tuarntr, your fraalry rd and tba fcridga would begin dent tank‘ up with the Clyde
daring the .umroet v&gt;&lt; 1931.

cfcaatrai 7:30, Kpoiuorod pr.’cran*;
7:4ft, Daddy and Roll#) 9, Prjor’a
hand; H, Topic, in LrieX: 4:1ft.
Harriet lrea; 11:30, IL V. H a lv e
fcbrn, new.; M 5 , Story of Tlmd:
0, Mnalcal dinner; 0:1ft, Charortat
readlnc«; 0:30, Detective myntery;

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Inner nuukj Bitl, Undo
id David! 7, Hjmn .ing; 7:- Vrimj oreheitiar
U &lt;?-t ’
M U - W ’H N rw vY «k-7ftt
etch, 4 f f c f c &gt; I W * V or;
(NUC Chain)
X
i; 9, Tha birthday potty;
felody moment.; 10, R. A.
4:45, Topi™ In brief; 7, Amo*
urboaQ*; U , Raped lr»r.*il; V Andy; 7:IS,-The Jontera. 7:10,
Phil Cook; 3:10, Hln-Tla-TU liarlea; 3:30, Salon nn-heatra; 0, .Senr^ynaon end Cm Wit; 11:2ftj Ufiftwv,
lira, meladiea; 10,. Opera M tiro
10:30, (Tara, 1* and Km( VMB,
Ioft on
Cub and Scoop: 11. Mtunfc^c hour;

H .ip x r t y

rotary
.af Mr,
o f. g a

msspsa

' tertlri- on the -St. John. R i m
from Jetkaoarillo to SanforL
Jfcl. .ubjact-mattar era. plan takgflifJhnrnorl*t, ha* no

v i l T - T . "fd -fly , and the Cemmlttee eyr l u l ? printed by the Chamber, tegetblow M
»r with the Boy Scout* nrganlbreught airoot tho final
d rillaen*
up throughout ' t h e

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* * ^ r*’’ •' ; On April lltfc, the Chamber
” * .- J , " rntm-mj into * dlenualon, o f the
a
mem- pyopoyjg Sal** Jai^ .nd a* a 're•M*T**r* adit of the work of the Com■M*J*** mittee, delivered io the Tea
&gt;nal pled- j^py0# B report In which It
KKII recommended the p*u*ge of an
&gt;, c inple- Income tai law, and the defeat
l# c ld e d ilU (.a a^Ui tax Dw.
d«g. iNtl
On April , lltfc, the Chamber
it fi r,&lt;1* I forwarded to tfca yonvrntlon of anivey. end data aftm ked, and pewnented Io tha Inepacter aant to
InvntllgaU and report nn tfca alia*
offered. The Chamber prevented
:.s i r r a :a
two proposition*, c m Involving the
ritt aoynpeimbibn InUAf
Mayfair Hotel, and the other of
Apt Wpft J C t y .E Powell,l
I bepn leekjng after the
2fc* city limits on Hut* Road No.
9. Both of thee* location, era new
' f t I V « gmbnr during'
two ynarv, bar vula-y bekfor Ifcoftral year at |30
anmioftr aad |7t Jot_tba
nantho and ; ilironxKoui
kftmjkAantfc af activities -if
raker, no other aalitrltv
pn .paid to anyoiv*. In lh*
am of the pree-.n repot t,
gtlammi. tfcm.mlt|ami. ,o f

O T jm srssi

flk that fit rttttM y all

Rerb, enjoyed.
*
, .
Iwter In the afternoon other
game* and content* wnr* partitlpeied In on the lawn. Print*
were awarded U Mlaa Maria)
KSm .and 11. W., Rucker, Jr.
When the gueata arturned la the
giving ; ream - *11 Jfm .. U r ^ f
gift* were on dlapUf. ,
RHfr**fcmenD
reeiiating
of
pink and green lee cream and In­
dividual rake* topped with pink
and green Icing, were aehrrd to
afcdet 99 gueat* by the heateaa,
aillited by lira. Leo IL Eckel.
»nd Mlaa Rath Borland, of Pluck•rtt A U v Mr*. IL W. EaekVr.
Mr*. Herbert Mtmtand, M n, W.
w*
— ■ hi_ n .i.L u r .___

vnap
Juphn *nd other
garden flower* waa arranged In
tho living room, whO* la tk* Un­
that have occurred duriivg the 40 In* room fexuam* of pink and
year* .Inc* Twain wroU hi* ma*tcr piece.
Throughout tho picture h*
lake* aa many Ubertlea with King
Arthur a»d hi* KnlghU 'a f tha
Round Trill* aa fc* bam In real
Ilf* with the potentate* aad great
of the earth, and the ratalt* an
tho ecTnwn are aoreemfcigly fun-

io-

■lanrea, the naxwllng «vp*r*ea *f
rmnmlltee. have b##n paid by |h*
epfcimlttr* member. pcyfawaUy.
‘Soon aftar th* orgnnliallor of
. IN Chamber and iho ctxo* of lh#
ObMhher.HKp drive, Hit' Chamber
Wk» naked to-lateieot itaelf In ihr
nerpeluatlnn of tb* Hanford Golf
npl aft « P vMuR
a
pfctaa af-nogottariano b*tmr«n the
.Hanford Country Club .ml
tb*
DJiy Commlailon, a .nlntlon"- of
tM problem wa* reached by ih*
* City agreeing In pay *3X00 per
year toward tk# maintenance of
. th* Golf Crura#, provid'd lh# Laianr. of th# fund. n#ceaur;&lt; la
; maintain th# tour*# w*r* iaired
bp memberahlp due*. Tb# Chimlai
id Commerce carried on a thi#cdfty campaign, and **:ur*d pidA** bringing In roan .ubarnpIlona af 11400, and plcdgrt tr be
. paid daring th# year ul nj.ooo.
-Tfca fund# of th# Golf Courao w#re,
at tb* reftttMt of th. (lumber,
budgeted, and your Prevldrnv la
■fl-rt-’ to Vdport that thV Odlf

a m i thorough pnumeratlon for
tha Federal Qamua In both San.ford and Seminole County, and
through Hi work, and advertUlng
In th* local note*paper*, U la fc9Uevrd that more than a puffjtrent number of nmlaalona wer* re­
ported U th# Chamiwr office and
tv rood aror to Jfc# wnumeral*™,
'i# carry, th# flgaro*. for » H rifty
over th# t#n thourand mark,
- A* th*' vrouit of work of . tfc#
l}a « )r ,
tfc# MApi# Of Geneva, U wa* »ucc*N*Tbl
In *c«*4ring th# rof#*al of porinUrlin U al### th# Station and
(rvtffcl .ofH ot at Genova.
0 * (h* quretlon of Watarwaya.
ll»# Chamber oppoaed th# «ta#piidro of the channel of th* St
Jdfcna River from Ufc# llirney
ta Irefc# Waahlngton, Iwt prorenM .U ftfc# Dnpnrtment of Rlvere,
,|NM
J i t”
^l llarbor*
*
M. 4 th« _fenalblllly
*
*
f t .a Croaa Slat# Canal from
U o f Smyrna via tba 8L John,
Jdp»r and Inland lakro from
Madnt Dorn. It al*o hen heforo
Ifco -Department, of River* and
H#vfc*re. a program
for th#
ivsritfcla Ji*
hull'ihvg of X. Canal from Salt
and at lh* »*m* Umo given ■ viry Irek* ta TUu.vllIn, and the de^pdblUfart iry perfoi m.i.rr lo the *nlng *f lh* rhannel from Irek#
' ataMnuallg. aad,fully lo.kecpiax i|*nv#v to the CkinaL-Th# Comfcrttfc tfc# demandi made upon IL mill#* handling UU problem U
working in pn attempt U get
J'Tor tfc# pbfpuM o f pt*; th# cooperation of all th# coonto (Ho War Daparimtnl ti#a affreted by thla Improva­
1 f,v lighted, o#p.'on» i n n-ant, and Uv* program mapped

Uon with Good rontrol and
ago w eal from Salt Ufc#
Indian River, la Uvat W# *
vlrod hy Senator Ftauh#

CeleryMarket Report*
Smyrna and DeLnndi I algoa bojfont and Daytona Bench via Now
twrea Sanfpnl and th# Cheney

By rourtroy af U. S. D # p * r t » il£ fi A gtkaltft*
Merida
8Uta Marketing Bureau. J. B. Owen*, Haaferd ' repreoeaUttv*.

.Inter.retina af th# New BroyrnaOiteen toad, ou tfca ' D o M A N iX
Smyrna highway; on# at Mount
Dora where U# Mount Dora-Or­
lando ro*d Inloreaet* tb* Sanford
Mount Dora highway, and on# na
(the Cheney Highway a few mile*
•oulh of Chuluota. Aba necured
the Inclualoa i t Sanford m 7 hug*
algn. eroded hy State Road De-

t*»* •*igwwwy

nw , g Mcva i n * o u s n '

ta-Jackaonvill# Highway. T b *
chamber aUo nuoro*d#d In having
th# name ot ’Sanford placed oa
nreJntalned by tb* Sint*
Department where R bad
eifl|iu g.
.
-p * chamber helped fin.nc*
, hltt , r ^
fmtr Hanford, Ooll
• ’
1-- - - *
ttanal Pbhllc Link* TouVtiftmenl
'in Jackaonriila, an Augual fttk ta
9th, which remitted In 1,19ft new.:
taper* throughout th*
Halted
State* retrying lh# name of Saw.

that tha Cdmmlnlon would doaatg
•64 aa tba VIU&gt; (bare, and toggrating that th# County (^mmla•loner* be a.ked ta Donat# lh# otto
or fftO. Thl* area don#, and your
Proaldent reaj a Uttar at tb# fol­
lowing mooting, from tho ttonr#tiry or (bt TaUlta*' CwrfcmlCMv
ftcknnwM*
ihrtf iionftli#fM
and expreaalng'llM thaafct pf Ifc#
(Utmmlttau. ,
. A Caaemltt## o f tk fc Chamber,
o t which Mr. HlgfcWyinea, dM
Cbahn.an, ooodortad a content, L k

, placing them In Lake
for Ihelr Vatxrn to Jhrtr-

Leon Irency and friend MU.
Nana Taylor of Ml. Data School
faculty atrr dinner guoata o f Mr.
Laacy** parent. on Neater Uay
at Iholr borne on lake Churn
Oviedo,
T. U Mra.l returned from tfca
fcoaptUt In Sanford Monday altar
a »Uy of 2 werk* after a major
operation. He it, at prrecat, at ltd
homo of Mr. and lira. W. I’. CdrJ
tar.
j M
IT.
Mr*. T. F. Sumner &gt;m daugltfcr

I

19—Thoae ftppoel.g
11—Porter:'
IfJPnbllc notice
ll-cflee.e of decorum
lf-TWMth of -H la-Drlnk (lowly
29—Ancient cocktail
' l l —PUndIo
a aSalt* •
-•
•tl-e-Aad Dot
» —To worry t*U
I t —Nlckn.mo el
’ nnmero*. ba.e.
-Mil pltcbtra
21—Robber
la —National Acad­
emy of Bdeacee
(•bbr )
21—Tbeee la power
31—Reunion. &gt;u*|l
3ft—Machine
3»—llanaual
i l —Caltlvale (ref.
. ep.l
*1—Raeld** of *mak*
&lt;1 —Ctlmbla* pleat
42—ItectananUr laari
4twle*eet eft* v
4ft—Threw toed eletb

\ " iTiM—wary—mb*

tba bottl*. That kind of meal
gixaa m « pap nod ttrengtb.
It's dclidoua and nouHablni

DOWN
1—
Average
2—
Hawaiian bird
2—Kxtaa.Mn
4-Klectilc light
used 4S abtua .

Wagner; 4, llaxel Clair* Stewart,
Contralto; 4:18, Tiolenc Singer*;
0:30, Ilrfldn’V, Sbcirty Syncopalor.; 7:30. raid Knight, baritone:
7:15. All Southern MinrireW,
■ lift. Graria Dcbiuyn, Vloliaial;
8:35, Weather Forera.t; H:39,
Sign (Iff.
•
Wl)HO — Orlaada.
B. MuUral Mood.; 5:15, Orlan­
do Gear and Part. Automotive
progrJm: 5:30, South Sra I.landere; 0:IB, ChiUlren'a Hour; 0:15,
Strickland Transport.: Uni Cn.'.
dance program; 7, Time .Ignal
and &gt;|HJrt. ‘anadunirnu-nt-; 7:15,
l-unl.' Styla (Umcrvcr; 7:30, HC
Mrrttx -Q ril— tH
Toiumbii
llroadcr.tlng Sy»tcm; 7:15, Soulhland SlrMetfH —j Dixie Network;
A, Arthur KryorV Crcnm Hand
ColuniM. Rrnudca.tlng Sy.tciu;
Hilft, I'uircll Quartet; H:4f&gt;, U n ­
ion Jewelry Concert n&lt;u»lc; ",
Mu.Ua) Memoir* — Dixie Nrlwork: 0:1ft, OM (5*l.| Nu nn-rologr
—tVuinbla Ifcxmdi a-linu Syricni;
fnW, The MnJdntUU - Dixie Netwink; to, BolUaa College program.

^

NATIONAL WSCUfT COMPANY

, W# Invited to our Trenrtn w jri
'February 23rd, rrprnrentailvc*
from various n e t lm af th* Coun-

lUtlety Co. Phi

KHIt SALKt'Margloli* tomato and
World Beater pepper plant., dif­
ferent ag^t, Mr*. J. A, Conning-.

T .n f t
,»
i llTim i
a
f
DRf'SSMAKINU WANTKII. Will
*eW at your home. Price* rca*
enable. Phone 201-W afternoon)
or e v e n i n g * ._______ .________

“ r fiBIlIP

Andy, NBC; 7:U , Ta.ty Yea.
lealtra,' NBC; 7:30, Phil Cook, —
Tho Quaker Men, NBC; 7:45,
George Waahlngton Hotel OreMe­
tre; H, Klclihm.il Sun.hlnc Hour,
NBC; 0, American Radiator Com­
pany program, NBC; 0:30. Max­
well llou*« roffe* program; 10,
B. A. Rolf* and hi. Lurky Strike
Orehv.trn, NBC; II, Inatllutv lit
Mu.lc.l Acta; 11:30, Cryalal Slip-

for variety ! add ritewdhananna
or other frulti, but I Ska It
o n F m ^ A ld U * "

“ HABY CHICKS Cow prkts IB
breed, .ready now. Send for
eoulog. 8YLVA1N

'•

21—Mxtreble emotloa
13—Slate like rock

CiccbolHovakla
t l —Sutlcltor at Haw
tabbr.l
ft*—General moral
rendition
12—Minor dlah of
meal •
M—Trial, of anted
ft»—Nrccailllea

__ ___ _____
a­
n flat......
tenorw»*&gt;■
Raco horae taken lot TOlTsALK:
nt. A Uueavher InttmmMH.
A real liarcaiit for
condition. ft&amp;O. 1‘hona ± i _
of ' rihhI hui &gt;er, CdiU

‘ mn% Orc&gt;i«-&lt;tra;»4*3. Ned*,
marknta; T. Nrnnc aa-WAHC; T:lft,
Studio. WAllC; 7:4ft; S in e... A.
Sama.aa WABCi H:«o. Uport.uaod
lit

\,-ssr* -

I

jkAUdJiriH ra r

M

P attern
We have written article* on
Sanford and --Seminal* County,
faryriabnd' photograph* and Infermat ion for. paMIrauen fci variou.
Railway faU*)*, ,4aari*t g»lde.,
aiapa, atev lariaMng a doaen pho­
to* *Sowing celery field*, golf­
ing aeen**. flaking, aeenea, our
pier and yacht beam an Ik* Imhofront which t a w k e n made let 3
elide* and are* bang naej in leeUrea at tfca MHwaafcto PubUt
Muaaum. Meat of tfcla pobUrlty
wa* aerured without rott except
for the farnlahlng of tho photo­
graph*.
., «
T7i*v Chamber haa romeponded
’•Sfc many people regarding nrremmvdathmi fur tourirt*, peimanrnt realdenU, farm aM grove propertiaa, and condition, furnlinlng
by mall aa well aa te jwiaonal
aaller*, information and addrveee*
w gairilng aaeb matter*; ala* con­
cerning lecUi ladaatVira and hoalhaaa bon.ee ami office* of all
klada.
'\ '
We have *ent out te Railway
Pa..eager Agent*, Chambei. af
Commcrre, Automobile Cloba, notele and IndlvIdQala, aeveral hun­
dred Seminole County booklet*;
^ppratimalely 3,000 of the 1029
S*nferd and flenrinete County
kook let*,' and approximately 9,000
of tk* revlMd edition of Die San­
ford end BamlneW County book­
let.; abe 3940 large
po*lr.rt.
■dvertt.lngl Sanford eapecl.tty to
tourlats, with the return card, at­
tached. Secured publicity by rad)*,
ead coat Ineed tending out ColmT
adverilring folder, with recipe*.
Seek eat many topic, o f the San­
ford Herald and the Seminole'
County Sentinel on iwquaet from
Vermppmtrnta, and fdae clipping*

Apply Hftcald O f l H

II. V erlefj; 0:4ft. Mupl.al;
.Same aa
. _
a . WJZ; |i, Cigar (iltly; 3:39, Same
a. WJZ; 10. Police drama; 10:M,
Sana* on'WJZ; 19:46, Dr. Day**;
II. Variety fa trait.).- ’

34SA—W U A B-U 4
'*
TiiRldger.; 7:30, Home a* WAS;
7:4ft,' Five Colonel*; s, Same a.
WKAK; l&gt;, Chrnnlrk*; *i';!U, Same
a. WJA; 10, Same aa WKAK: II,
Sanya aa WJZ; l l : l ( , Jnatir*; il f.
30, Orckeatra*.
*
4IIA—WSM—ft.*&gt;0
ft—paa.toa.te
7, Piaalat norm; 7:30, Orchmtta:
*—A.certain
7:4ft, Studio prutrem; «H, WKAK
7—Proile over o f ,
II 1-2 h oan ); »:30. Ka:n- »* WJZ;
10, Same a. WKAK: II, Same a.
I —Attempt
. —That lo
’ • WJZ; 11:19, The J o t c . ; 11:30.
I »o—spaamodlc eiha- Tcoer planiafc
T K l’ IWDAr. APRIL ».
•
WJAX — Jaekaenvllle.
ft, Florida State Marketing Bkrcau; Silft, Right Deoeey Dao.i

pblHJeal

Several time*, hilmorow eampalgtu—more In a*moat -than In
fun—have bean made fee Eager*
ler preoldenL
if-.,
"Would you accept high politi­
cal office if It warn thrift ppoo
you M he waa aakod.
|
. “ No, .1 don’t |m w w ritin g
•hoot point™.- he m m riM *Tho*e fellow* nr*. rat out' for
that Job, They’re, mighty (Mart
al It. They ran handfa.lt- 1 don’t
know what It’* all bhout, bran
though I do llkb to kid them 9
bit now and then."1 Roger* had a lot o f fai^ oat
o f maklm hi* l*t**t Fe« phufurHen, Mark Twain*. "A ConnerUnit Yankee" which romm rimn
IO the Milan* Theatre.
The rsmrdlan-kumeriet w a *
able to odd many line* to Mark
Twain’* original .lory, duo to tfc#

s M u t-w jit-m '

u ii^ P W W V *

aaaa;

BAUM AN

On March Rink, the Chamber awing to the general deprraalim aVnbitl'ui. In apHw of tha fact
h lava engaged tho’ manthroughout the entire country, tfc*
Intd iKellvtng rooraa
»r of the organlutloh during ‘waa aaked to give lu tmopera- matter waa' mn brooght to a tue- that he probably U tfca moot
jion in the final rlean-up rampopular man In America, &gt;
end dining room where game*
rea.ful Inne.
.
.
With the daaaonremaot that the
Vetcrana Bureau al Waahlngton
«nt« roruMering Uia location of e
Veteran. Home aomrwkere la the
ahutfc, (fcj&gt; Chamber took up til*
Wialtar, appointed a Committee,
Inveetlgated the' available alteo for
a Heme, and had made mape, blue
prlatb, o»ig|
data, wtc,|
etc., wvvncii
which m
were
I&gt;rimp,
wrm prr
prr*
.w
t..l te'the
ko.1Ifcw anthorllle*
^Jfco.llUo at
-A M/..L
vented
Wa*hIngtoti, and alio to th e ' SUM
flbamlwr for Ita u.e In aiUmpting Io eerur* the bmaUon'af Ilia
Rome In Florid*. On the further
annouMeemant' that o*a of the
Home, waaId be located In Fbr-

11. A*.oa V Andy (repent).
38J.9—K OKA —&gt;M
'4:30, HpooM&gt;r.-d program; 4:4ft,
Boot* M WJZ; 10, Feature*: ! « : » .
SUm M WJZ; II, Sport* progrou.
, 429J— WLW—7M
8:41b Same a. WJZ: 7:4*. Otrberirai A, Record prjfftams 1:11,
Su m aa WJZ; M:J0, Record pro(ram-' l : t t , Onheatra; 0, liu d
prog: am; !»:.*■, Sam* M WJI| 1C,
Tb# Haiti 10:30, Varlel*; JIMS.
Bob N«whall; II. Uaidrroi It,
Variety (2 houn&gt;).

Ml** Maxine Vutmg.
C. T. MeCulley airbed *1 hi*
heme in Ovleihi on Karin eftrr
hiving .pent the pa*t year in
llnlla.&lt;, TV*., for hi* health. '
Mime* Kllialieth lawlun and
Margaret Mallory of JarkaonvIlUi
•pent Ka*ter with Ml** leolunS
nareal*. Mr. and Mr*. W. J. I.uwton.
' •'
J. M. Ilamriek and Jhrve *cn« of
MoolWIk). Kin., have na »|«rimenl *t lb* Hov. and Mr*. J. N.
TtiompwnV
Mr. Re* of Drllnlnr*. Iowa, reprnirntlng lb* Wmeliucn of the
World, waa In tuwn Monday.
Tlie Ovlnhi Mrlbudltl Sunday
-chool rnioyr-l au boater egg
hunt nn tha Churrh Inwn Saturday
afternoon.
1(
Sperlal Ra.trr program wav
gfern at the Sunday School hour
Rrv. Mathinon yirrached a mq&lt;t
Impren.ivr Kaaler Sermon, oo-l
fciu*l* hindered appropriate d)r.
the hour.
.
C. 8. Icr and Kft| Dnril w*rr
litialnr*. vl.llura in Sanford Mon­
day.

“ llavy. Uva .taking Kruwlu-a
Salt* ffcr fat rathuiinn—«m mi
my m-r.nd bottl* I -hut
II
pound* In alx week* and fr«l fine
—Kiu.ch*n »»rr giu-a you a lot
•f vim aad p*|&gt;."
t ' Kruachen Salta ar* uaml dally
fcy million* ill nvrr the world
wot only to Uke off fat from
averwriaht poop\t but to rrjutrn itf (ho rnllra lyitrm.

FISH and POULTRY

A ^ a r tm g n ta ^ o r
TO ADTSRTUUKM
A H e r a l d rapreaeaUtlve
tbereughly familiar with rate*
mica aad rlaealfk alba will
ye* complete lafeamatie*.
If yea a lab- they will ae­
rial yea la weeding year waat
ad l* make It mere affective.

«

FOR RENT:. Thre.hcr Apart
mvnta. 317 Park, phono 013,
FOIt RENT: Four room apart­
ment, arreened porch, hut water,
tuo i-g Palmetto Ave. Apply 300
K. 41h. St. abl* oairanca._________
WANTED TO BUY.
TUAUK
FOR. OR RENT; (laraKv apartmint with all rcnvralenrra. Appl)
sort Sanfuid Avc.

HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired
by ane who nelly know, bowl
Brig**, Jraeler, M»y. Avc,
CELERY LANDS FOR SALK;
Ready for crlery crop.. Per­
Dr. W. K. UirDOUUALL CUD
ROPRACTORf la now located al fectly drained 5, 10, or morn acre.
hi. residence ln Klu al HtlgbU, No ca.h retjulred from re.pon"Mo buyer*. Frank L. Fnrguion,
S. Sanford. Phunr fttW-M.
Hotel Valdra.i
I.IKTKN Pl.KAHK — la ACUKS.
LOST; llo)t lilark leather Jnikrl 10 arr* rt-lcry farm — Rich
Iminmurk land, undrr hlghrvt
An Grammar School be.cball
d i*M )£ ‘&lt;X k 4 K t*Jvn &lt;|ip JiaR: rullivnllun — it arret tiled — all
line roixlition - iH-ifrctly druIncJ,
n.lia Ave.
, , .
Thicc etrivnig flow writ.. Thirty
n— AulonioltUw)
»rrrn vpIriMlI,! hamimx k land allli
&lt;h«'ll muun-l, adjoining, tin* of lh-i
chulrc.t 40 ane* In rrlery della,
nrar C'amrron City. Am In amtllici
uy.lncw. Will inaku It Inlrre.ttng
in you. Hi t in WwVh wilh vtr». 'll
lierl O. ('rlpiien,' owner, Ituulo
DRUG STORK—Pre, magailnea, fmintaln
PROMPT
drlivcrlc*.
Dtt.DINU BLOCKS—Irrigation
fcexra and general ermret work,
lb aria C w t» l» ..C a J.
TeriRagnr, Prop. 3txJ and Kbn.

CH»a- IhiMIf Of
k ru n ih a h
MetllB
■laata I Ervkfc) r«i«ta liul lift* N |4
•»*«• Ireti|It* H ill praifcr o f turn l.r nw
fit III Irottple* Hh«* h a w Cvjlin 11|v.|11(||)*
hrittlrernr*, I fill IMr n( |.. n . h m t m m r A

HAN WANTED for Ituwlrlgh
Fbawmaiiam rirprranti.||. Mnilll) n lf i—W iy ' ftmrtr ror K0(l fan ill™ in
MUln.lniofclr Ml loti
New Smyndi, Ihiyluna llca.h,
.No| t.nl) Ihfti l»g\ *»«i* •..III!, mill
Kdkll., THu.villc, U clain r. Ilntirina mIh iu I i»*»*|y
s r l l v l l r —- Jo*
culling
r r r « « r In i N f r i ) , fclifur ton.I nni Ii i . lia'di- hu.tlrr tan .tail
Into. K|»arlilhiE v i a * Mini fr«rit*«aii C\S. wm kly nnj IncrcaM- rapidly,
ln »m |«lni|»l#« an d h lr m lt lir A -iN H .
I Iona knoH a ll Ik la ^ fto U itgghi l«i \Vrltc initni-dlalrly. Ilawtcivh Co,
Mnow II. T a k r on* h a ll t**a«»M«*a MdKtr FA BF.52 V .. . . ftlcmphU,
ill a e U as o f laol w a l» r I t v r i o««.r#u

H ELP SO LV E
. . . you* . . .
L I G H T I N G
and P O W E R
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NUMBER 174

Governor Delivers
State L egislature
FinanceAndTaxANOTHER QUAKE Sees
atlon Aa Paramount
HITSMANAGUATO
telFRIGHTENPEOPEE
Issu ed

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F u tu re .O f

AIKKY. Smith Carolina, Apr. R
— (AP) — I'hyilciaa* atlendlng
N'.'chfilaj -L u C M JK aO .
* Ihe lluuse. III hrre with pnrttmonV cirtoon In one huriej beneath a record breaking Speaker l/&gt;ngW»rth. . o f tha la, today said he had a good i.lght.
,**TTie Big. Free blanket af vote* for Anton Cer­ House •of Repreemtativc*. who was Dr. It. II. Wilds, wlm mode the
^ L R ln g C lrcu ., U met, ana Umo Immigrant hoy stricken with pneumonia Monday announcement, tUd not go into dr«
night, and. following the admin* till* abcut hi* |-atient'a Contllllon.
from Bohemia.
now fat a iu lo n .”
Ho sihl he on I the other phyricThompson was iwept out of of- lilration of oxygen by attending lan* would confer with Mis. l/ingphysicians. Is under tho care of
flea
by
hi*
Derateretle
opponent
Senate confour nurse* at hi* wintur home wurlh an*l drclde whether an oftoday, at by the overwhelming majority of at Aiken. H. I*.
fl- ini bulletin, giving thc’ teehnlcal
111,010 thus becoming the arotel
details of Isingworth'* ron*lltlon
beaten mayoralty randtdata In the
w.ulil In* If, urd.
history of the rity. The vote of
Oxvgrn wa* ailnilnlstrml la-*
Tbompecn wa« 475,413 and Carnight by his physic ans, who *s|-|
mak 607.520. The reault by which
they wer.» merely taking “every
bad Um honor at being el“cowboy" Mayor's aspiration*
Picrautlnn to prevent n crlsi*.”
e M ' •bairninn of the temporary
hit fourth teem were abruptly
Pour nurses were a«slgne,| tu his
acfanixation of the Itouee, ■
ended was haled by hi* opponent*
rvwm.
~\nf*a which U»U but about •a a “ now deal for Chicago."
Speaker terngwor li lm&gt; I ren v
thrb* Mtnatw, Ju»t tong enough
Outstripping Mayor lliyiipsnn
guest uf Mr. ami Mr*. Jspius K,
the Upother to bo nominated from the start, the Jhrmociallr
and alerted by acclamation. Im. challenger maintained a command. D e p o r t a t i o n l a B e i n g C’uiti, uf Washington at (heir w trr home lierr tor Ih*- Inst 10 d»ys.
Madiatoly afterward he assured Ing lead from the hour the muni
P u s h e d W i t h T h o u s ­ Imte lost week he contracted n
the 'Bpaakur’a vh*lr.
I tarted,-although hi* margn wn*
a n d s S l a t e d T o G o fold. Physician*. exited in Monday,
trimmed to a ratio of 6 to t r*
entered him In brd. Pntumoill*
Raptaaenlatire l l a g a n
ae* the Thompain bailiwicks turned in
drvelo|i«sl Mutvdry night.
btf HU ilaughUr. MU* the r »lory.
WASHINGTON. Apr. * - ( A I '»
Mi*. Alice Kmisevell Isuvgwnrlli,
Lena Bade, ’ arrived Monday af
Trno to bis symbol, the "broom," —The labor *le|&gt;«rln&gt;ent is run­
In ample time far tin Cermok swept the city into the ning &gt;|ierial trains arms* the con­ the *|ieaker‘s wife, was summoned
Democratic Caucus Monday night, Demorratlr fold, completing, (he tinent In it* effort to rlil the I here tu l&gt;e with him.
Two Aiken physician*. Dr. It. It.
•ad ha wea fa hu aaat at the mnqaeat begun by Senator fame* United HUtrs of aliens llle.cally
Wild* snd llr. Thomas II. Hr oh*.
ipanlag boar, and U un the Joh Hamilton 1-ewU, wht carried sir. her*.
(Continued On fags Hlx)
tbit morning. '
A campaign against these
( Continued On Page Pour)
aliens ho* been under way several
.The weather ie rv .U vary.cold,
months. . Since mid-January It
bet tbo ataani heat in tho llevao
has ernteted to o large extent in
m akaa It qalto romfartahU.
New York idly and Jy»* Ani/rJi*.
Those front the central and north
The department dbl vwA "troveFv
aurtlmta, at tho Huts ore all
•fa ag
exact figure* on deporteb'e si*
•Hayad la their uoual Hpring
lens nntmled up at those citiesattire. and find It a IIttie un.
Assistant
Boeretary
llushaml
WAHIIINGTON, A;u. S. (API
ptaaiant. Wo wood nvorcoate.
will, however, the number foi
Attended by dlolilet deputy New York probably wa* more — An Intensive speaking campaign
In line up women voters fir IU.W
Grand B ulled Ruler Join** Ker* ■
lotto.
planned uy
by rveiiv
Nell'v Tu)|o&lt;iu &gt;io»- Itos?,
*“
‘
are-..taut l*s I'lsnncu
Two •pect'ka^al**-..*
vice rhdlrniaif nf ih, U&gt;vaw*H^ila
Af*k
across the rontlneiil every month
lotinnar commltKc.
‘
ante *o a degree tooth, the Han­ or six vi asha, Uv« assistant ser- notional
■to .leak tU .w urh afi our
"The women of thi* rnua'iy
Hhoro BeoWtard along. U so* me ford Rika lodge wlU hold a moot* ,
(tonllafeed au page ala)
seated llerltert lloiver," the trim,
that there may ha an announre tag&gt;at 11:00 e’Hock t wight In the
moat
••r Wyuniing gotertmr raid "sn-i
anting thl* Matter In a lodge roajna i-n/ckit Fi:»t Street.
they are Ike ones who will imseo:
The initeUatlon of offleyr* for
ftw
him, I am ready tn show them
the temlig year will be the ps'ma
why nml how they should do it."
I House and Kehalc. will feature of the evening’s burin****
hire. Itos*, who i* lit rhuige *.f
In joint soMlon Wednesday and social *ession, and, the imprr*
women's n tlvities fur thp Grnmat lltVO Afor tho purpose site ritual* of the natburol lodge
rrslic national committer, *aid
o f hooring tho Uutimor tStliv- will be in the hands of the Helm'd
DETIIOIT, Apr.*.— (ATI
An­ she would open the ■amp.iirr
*t
or Us mosiago to the Iwgldolurr. team.
to lodlrate that bla
Mr. Ketnandn I* making' M« other effort ta restore the ilenth week at n Jeffrevon Dny tally it
program will be en­ first vlrlt to Hanford In some penalty to Michigan's rriuiiuat llutfalo.
"It seems to me.” she ra d. "that
acted Into low. &lt;
time, and. a* Ihr highest of f it-inI law vras shelved in Monday's ref
■
that llovvrmat Is un evil i I
Of the t**tier III thl, section. hr i. e.cndum.
The prn|«oadl to pla e an eln-tlie species, poll'* ularly tlie : mliiine
Tho hogs treed of jobseekers expected to inquire loin the * m
. bard thinned out to a greet ex eon* for the n maskable growth of chair in tho state prison at Ju* k- gender. Women apparently '-elley.
teat, bat there still remain • the lodge (rum 00 members 1st*. e&gt;n «u&lt;| moke death rh- peiuvll) ed tile ‘llmivtr, home. Itse •
hundred or two gliU attempting March to SPO member* at 'n.* for first dag re* *murder un* de­ slogan: bill they are disPlusueila pot bn tho pa, roll. Oood thin* prevent lime. He will dollvcr n feated by • majority uf nppiusi- *■*1 In find It *houl)| bate b.n-n
far Um Slate Treasury that aul) abort talk Jnot befsra refrrsh- nmtely 55.000 In • tilol vote uf "Hoover, hunger ami h--nb -*
ness I"
close to MNflOO.
•onto fifteen or twenty will ha mtnti are served.
Along with tho capital punish­
r b y lr o d .- .
“ We aie doing evrr)thing p i'.
Howard Ovirlln. secretary „f
tho lodge, tills morning
urgnl ment terrrendum, the voters h-. ribli 1 1 nruuse women lo 'lu ir
i &gt; l&gt;olit’r**l rrspniwiblllly," Mi iin.i
A"
The Hanford Herald of Satur­ (bat evety ntemlwr of the outer Jsclcil proposed amendment
day arrived tbU rooming, and the make on effort lt&gt; lie pnree*' to­ the slate t-on*||lotion which would continued. "W# ore itrlornnmsl l i
uapra delegation '*from “Seminole
*gf"
night In order that Mr. Prntsmlrx l'd*e |H-rmlttrd Isiuance uf re­ mak# men u v that Ike parti.hi
was glad to read what U can carry nrthlng b«it favorable' funding bonds and Ik* ure *&gt;f uctlvltles of women wbi h they
•o»ol home.
comment t,t other bronchcs of KB.- "late funds In liuprnvnvent uf nlr- vrelnbiMi tn roinpaicn* will • IIIplane lamllrtg Golds. Iteniibliran finitely more valuable If 11,&lt;y In
dom, eoneefiting the Hanford listv
Kred Dart* Invited nw to
Tha following offlcars, elected candidates for Jostle# of.the au- •luep nntnen to innp Into I m - - i j u mt at Um Teliaheesm Mar. II, will lie installed » might: f-rem# r»u 11 and f ir other minor lor organisations ami lake part 11
b luncheon yesterday Joa ldtdwlg, exsltetl iul«r- II. II stair ufflro* won easily.
a ro-nrdinatnl effort."
h a v o ^ jiv e uunch of boy*, Odbam, ratremel leading knlsltl;
At yestordaj's session nf tha
Chi be hors. .Speak TA, Meloch, estremetl loyal knight; Icg'slalure In Imnsing. n h iu-e
' lib e l Cloba, wonder how John JUrremner. estrimetl leetur- rummitteo approved • bill provid­ F o r d P r o f i t s F o r *.«)
Dob Cebfe Lien Bose bell League Ing knight; Geo. W. McRory, ing Isshee on the bai# bark with
A r e O n l y $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 0
V It phigrmoing. ”
trustee; K. B. Iteurke, tiler; .1. Gi a cowhide strap as an added pun.
Bonder, treasurer; Howard Over- (shnvont fop major crimes. The bill
HtlHTON. Apr. » —(A P )—Tit#
' •!
T « « * Bonk IsRobbed lln, torreisry; O. P. llemdon. d'le had been offered aa • “ sulwtllute" annual slalemrut uf the Kurd
far
rapllal
gnnlshmrnl.
tha grand lodge, and K. P.
Motor Company, filed with lit#
By, 5 Unmoeked Men rate to Mar,
alternate delegate.
Mass*, hurt tt« commirsloner
of
rorparoGan*. today iicliratnl a
R ock n e P Jane C rash
Tagys. Apr. ■
net prifit for 1UI0 of Xll.fid),.
I Slat. Ilaah
B r e a c h Im
I s A t t r i b u t e d T o I c e *23.00 com|utred to **l.71'7y&gt;rtl.OO
CJ of UO.OOU
fnr the prt-erding yrac. The in*
rted A a Closed
ty bumj* yeoterday
VAHHINoiftmTApr. M.. (AI
&gt;1noted pruflt |a equal lu 1757.51
tod men who osoop-r-Tbr cause, at the airplane cia«n n share un rapitel steak and did
WASHINGTON, Apr. g .- « A l’ l which
&gt;IW. .
' ‘ ‘ car r W S n o u Bo-. In * &lt;nd
a«d customers la —Minister Hanna reported In the •oven others la death was givrn not lake Intel cunsiderolion such
dividend* a* may have Iwn laid
unpellad b y jth j state departmrot today that tba bp lb#, ram man* deportment )
during tba year tu lh l«B ''BR*
Iwckteot at Maaagwo Uvwlvlng A
vwfbal tifbang# tetwren President tofdoy as a rojjecll*® of be u:i tb# err, Henry Kord, Mrs. llt-nry
Mowrado af Nicaragua and IJsttr
........ glano'a wiaga and not • broken Kurd, and Kda#| Kurd.
tenant (ipmmandcr William list- jit j pcil«r,, a* was originally
fWli gkf (La ITnllfte! Htdlfd msHlMM
Tba arroqouOc* brain, uf ibo 4 Prisoners Escape
nt said Inter
la
dapailmcnt
reports thaa In Jail W arden’s Car
those first received fmm ln «l«*
ter* Irut’rated that “ b# rdhcia-d
VAMDOHTA, Ga., Apr. a. (AP)
m tb# plana and possil 1/ r-.T-'-n d
—Led by Teddy prlne, negro, four
’teaparaliva certain ari.l* tilu- i »• pri*on»r» at th# foowndrs* county
Irt's) flight In*tnrmauls thn form­ convkt ramp stole county Want,a
* "
r-otreani."
A. y. Hood's autemi-hilr, ant r*.
IgitruMivni. to typed yeatenia).
'
rep irt ad Jed,
Aa tb# raen war# bring tskeg
Ij wvnl aln from their ragos pr#(&lt;aralucy la
rvsjli M-.-UI to going to truth, the gOarirt jump‘ *g out uf III* #d late the wsnhra's rar an.i fb J*
Ion was --0 (hr n.cv# being mode so quiikly
ab*ut i he P f ing in# g-tartb were da xmlTeddy JVto# w*a avralemel la
the gang far (MS and slmc hoi
Oriand, and j rmtipad and Im m recaptuimj thrun
la*pro, rd at
T A L L A H A S S E E . Fin..
A pe. 7— T fc . big show o f

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SPECIAL TRAINS
USED IN DRIVE ON
ILLEGAL ALIENS

Nellie Ross BejpilR
Campaign Against
President Hoover

Elks Will I n s t a l l
Officers A t Meet
To Be Held Tonight

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Effort To Restore
Death Penalty In
Michigan Is Failure

tihargr* of intent tn defraud the
TALLAH ASSEE,
A pr. 6
1
Hanford t!o»- 1'*».-, |,y ntaklnc tir
S h a t t e r e d R c m a in if O S l
i « f f l o r . tPA c ate-W. d ocro.t&gt;jj»
ITUnairiKs A rc Sent ™&gt;ra» oi hi*
'VPffh tPrir rhs lln * tn o m.inni
tha Legislature, "T h e jp p «r~ ‘ .
a* to supply gas l.t a burner « lltT u m b l i n g T o G r o u n d moat problem im fin an ce and.
Olit gw* latrsillg throilEh the me
tMxntlon, a n d
In o v a r y ,
ter, pruved to lit* strong rivuug’t,
MANAGUA. Nicaragus, Apr.
from the etiden c pn-senlitl in 6—(API—Another rarthquak# of endeavor o f the State, ou r
fu tu re
C.Uit, to enure n jury Ilf sir lo m derate Intensity struck Mana­ whulu o c o n o m i c
flirt A. D. Ilorlec, Hanford giimilt* gua yesterday, sensing badly hingoa upon a »anu fiscal and
log contractor, guilty. Ills n'tor- weakened wall* tumnllng Inin lh# nound financial p olicy," Gov#
Cl nor Doyle K. tiartton, .peaking- *
my* will a|'|s-al Hie tare.
min* left by th# ratartruph#
Mr. Ho.ler's tare wo, Ik* first which name Just a week ago ye*, before a joint a**rmbly of tha
ItWtl Iwgislatur# at noan today,* ■
railed for trial l-efnre Jud^e Jvi-H's teiilay.
G. Hhanoi who yestiiilav m on oa
The material damage was rvla* tailed for united offerte toward or*,
fevling ocenuniy iu public rxp«n.'
-pnrctl his April term of I’ojnty livrlv slight, fur there I* not
ditureo and Immediately begin lip-'
Managua. Tlio
feint by sounding tlo* ii.il and toiirh left of
on the equalisation of the tax bun.
criminal iha-ket, John ti. I^tmardy. people, ntlll staggrrlug uniter last dm
county prosecuting all nu.-j ban­ week's heavy blow, were badly
Inlrvductiob of Impeachmrnl,
fnghten«il, but there was no pandied the care fur the Htate.
pr-deeding* ngalltat fonilrtrolloi •
Actual trial of the r s » b.*gitil lc.
Arm*, was the early feature of tba
Ho far a* could hr learned th# lluuse session prior to Um appoar*,
yesterday afltrmstn otwin after n
iury compored of H. K. No*wot»l, new quake added no casualties to anrr'of the Governor anj his wife
W. I. Tyler, A. II HmUh. W II. the already heavy list nf dead on the nprakrr'* instrum. Tbo prp,
Allen, K. U llyotlalne. and I'.. I*. ■nd Injured.
ceding* were brought by R*Pie.
It wan definitely established tentative Tom Watson of llllla., Giren, had been sworn.
1'lie stole base&lt;l Its .are aguinst yesterday t h a t althouih th# Is,rough county ond contained 14
Mr. Hosier upon the fnllutviog In­ American Baptist hospital on the rhargra nf misfrasanca and .majsi "
formation rintuinod in l|i&gt; war- outskirts of lit# tlly wa, de- ft-iiram-e in office and usurpation’
all III# Of *et^ority
tout fm bis an eat", that A. It. alloyed last Tuesday
selhotttj- in ronnrclmn
mnnrclbin with tb-r •
■
Ilo'ler, on lie fouilli day of nurses are safe. All the nirmmra (liwlng of two llillshnrougb eounty*
,
ot
the
lYntrstant
missions
from
(Continue*! on Page 4
banka. The bank* war# tba a u ™-1"
the United Htalrs also were re- trim Bank and Trust Chmpaay o f
|HI led rafe.
Tampa and tha lUnk o f Ybor City,
Tlie I'alhollr bishop at levll Both house* adjourned until la.
tent Ids utrhdraron In Managua nmrrowrehniriy after heating rtw
yesterday with funds which bla Guverniti'* message.
:f .T-r;
enngregathin collected tn pay fnr
While 'he program outHjwj \ty.~
the holy week prerrselun*. The thee Governor
substantial
tiovernor ws*
w*« aubataatialbr
tbo
reremonir* were irwnrelled and Mine aa ig ItUV. ba Irotated out f
IIAI.TIMOIIK, M,L Apr. *. . the money was turned over to tlm that luuny of the suggastlprw ami
(AI’ I—Kormer Senator Jusepb I, penrtal relief fun-1.
rerommendattono be would o(f#r
Tin- work of clearing up tha were cvlilribtilrd by. niemlmia 'al , ~“
Krom-e uiutouortsl In•t night that
rtrerl*
goes
on
without
a-pau*«.
he was an nivli-p r &lt;r h i h 11 i u n
Iho tiovernor'* Tax Commit tea,
rnnditlalr fnr the Krpubllran Troterday t li r autlmrUtes in Tba IwgUSatlve Committre, amt’
rhatgr
rlirected
all
valimteer
nominali in fo." I'lrsidinl in npti'.a CorumllUe represonllaur
(Contlnu-&lt;l (hi Pag# HUI
iMMit’oir U*Pitv'tleni IImnrr. '
Mun(4ipa|lt)**l Ta
‘
Hr. Krwncd, tenotur from Mary,
Ogthtlw*. LatfteJn nggrgared
appreciation, fend rxiamendoil
land from 11*17 to 1*11, said lo&lt;
el tort* to the atrlou*. impartial
would file formal notice of candland unprejudiced cogalderetloa
■lacy today with Iho sCrio'ary nf
tho Irglplaiure.
»t*l# at AnnaiMtlis an,I would enter
feinting out the need of *H*.*Y'
primaries in other state*.
and louiagvcua action necessary
He sold in u olali-mi-n' il,*' *d
to dtepotlng nf tha d fflcult task
fnvoml Hie repeal of the Elgh*
The Celery City Howling reanv of meet ing the fundamental facia,
leentli Amrnilment; *uh«tl|iitt,'n
v a* pushed into a l&gt; far second or atalo o pc, atlon*, (Util as orain­
of the ronrerl ofiustloiVi proposal
pla&lt;v iu the Itt-loanied lt,lanilu ti lUttig slat* iMtltullonx, paying
hr oiltaureil whop in tho Seluilo,
City Howling I incur when the* ohligntlorw, and (Vroeting th* ce«u
for lh# league of Nation*! ami Jost (wo out of three gaitin I*
Of govern ment, mid of reducing
(lint he opposed extension of g o v the Noimamlroil Sign Ship nulf-t
otorovol- owoeeshlp oml (Kr -nr* on the West t'enlrnl bouli.g kl- tha geiU'ial property to*, the Oar. —
ernor launtbod Into a v.rluat re*
ognilloti of llus.ia "In advance of
by* lari nlrlit.
|xir( uf evury atale-contruUed ac.
toiitnnlly sal i*fact ore scriloinenls
It was Ihe find time rl.'s year tir.ty cf the pail two year*. a«k*
nf oil moral nod fin,in 'al qrte*
Hat the liknl entry l.as lost two ing vcoiiemy here anj prudefera
lion."
•nit nf three games, yet, they re* Iheie, an! -urging the ligl*l*tor*
II* said he had as "yet n„ plum.
main o* dangrrout rnntcltde ,* fur to remember that al no lima fit.
Uc* of SUp|H,lt."
Ihr history of this Slate bavs Ila
Dr. Prams' wo* one of the "irre­ the li'ie which will he uwar,led th* resident* looked looard the cap*. I
concilable*" wh&gt; Iraighr entry of victorious tram on May 1.
relief as much aa they
,
bred Holly, scoring 171 pin* In Itol. for
. .
.
'
‘.,1
the United Steles Into the le»-|iie.
now aro.
lie wn* a uni,pi# flgu &lt;* In n num­ 11,ire gomes, wo* Mail &lt;*r*&gt;re man
"Uaelraa offica* should ba abo|^
*
ber of l**p**rte while In the Sin- for Hanford, while C. Mai", scoring i'l&gt;*,I ond our govtrnm, at urg’ep
ale, api*,» ng the h,lglileenlh 5"'l pus, wa« high atom man for lied, not on a politirel but on a
^
Amerwlinont, lie ooblici*' I, mo, Oriand,,. Tlie Orlando to.np got bueiru's* basij, solely with referaway
to
n
good
s'art
alt",t
Utetxh
oml Hie foiir-lHiwur l&gt;m• leaalUnR
cnee iu lire »rfiKv re*iuiied," ware
from the Walhlnglolv Dlsnrmh and I'. M„le both bawled over 704 tire o|x nlng Wurd* of his briof *ug&gt; * ;
pittk In Hie flirt yanir. to givs
ment ('onfereme.
gcvllou* bj to ecuneaiy ta puMlo
In IWO he ws* on ardent advo- Heir tram o wide nMlgil which bi,lines*. Among tha import afek
’
cot*- of uiienloe I,ode relatbm* wos never appmarbed.
Tlie indlviduoi »&gt;&lt;&gt;i.'. ni l th" •svings which h* Insisted should
with Hu*.to. toil ii-.l regugollbin.
Is- employed urat Abolish'— “ **leant score!
1*1 7ixi .7.11 III eirl i limit Judge* ufflres
Hanford
E x e c u t iv e H o a rd O f
'.ltd TUI. 15H 407 redldMlng uthers; Wiping out thd \
I'. I’crobl
ITU Idl IN7 179 iiffl o of t'ori'lahie and giealljr r»* '
V.
IIII,
H o y S cou tH T o M e e t
■luting tho Ju.lhv* of tha fdfeeii •
’
151 175 1.11 14V
W. Tyb r
rourisi Alkjlirti.ag the Grand Ju­
IM
1J3
I
M
l
4)0 ry system, or limiting iu stieks
Approximately «*' m.iolors of )!. Ilimler
155 157 I.HI i «:i «•„ t» rapital cases; adjusting tb*.
I. A. Itciunnl
the executive mdfd of lb*I,at Kloiida lb«y Scout counrll
,„m|&gt;«ntatiou» of many county af.
7«2 7HJ "56 7727 firari by a*Ubli*blag ■ budget .
Vdl uuwt at the Mwrte»»HW Mo.
Oi
land
•
tel tomorrow at I7:U' n',, » k to
aysteui hiecd »n p*ipiilarioit, auae*
TUI 155 111! 531 &lt;cd valuation, income to tba of*. .
attend the monthly meeltn# of Krone h
47q
M
il
IRIl
1
-7
*
1
Wixxl*
lh&lt;- l&gt;raid.
fin* or some such me*n*j daiog /
lai 105 Ihu 367 sway with Ilia offlea at
G. N- Wnkolln. M o o t eveiullv# Mason
Df«4
•JIM 154 175 543 'fru*lc»; and combining (bo an.
„( the rsnteal Unrida rueNrll* C. Midr
I-It* I’ M INI 500 sesinrenl and collecting xgtDriea
will prr'ttle over lire moating Hackell
whhh will te both bpolmds and
n* well a* Ihr B'-ards of Coaaty »
Ml4 731 M37 t m renimUsiontrs *o,| Hrhools.
mm.tel. H|xxial plans to aid *roil
.• ■
work In Hartford or# expected I#
Th* prefelrm of toxaUea wta*
cumu lefote tbo ixrord. and 0 I * a k c A p p e a l H e a r i n g smninad up In one word, "kquall- .
,-lan wotketl *mt whereby ix.ya
ralioru” which.he »ald mead* ■
I h S e t F o r A p r i l 2 2 fair d.stiilMitiiAv of tb*
In this city may again baeomd
•leu. "T^hc remedy mu
artive surol*.
Anv jx-rsous Intareslrd iu l»'V'»
TAI.LAIIAHHKK. Apr. M. -■ with ••nr a«»es*nvint* se
Boil, atv invited tu attend tir# (APi Tho Mat# supreme court very from,right per re
Inti, I,co. Mealier* of the M« yrett-nUy set Apr. 73 for hearing is ir , cut nf the property
winds and Retary tluu* hnv# mot argument* »u hab#a* cip u * Thi* ronditloa I* *o
'
rigttified It *lr tntenti' It of lx ing pirn reding* by whkh fa lliM |u*t and vitiate* so
they hovo spoif i
former Hanford Iwok or, rule uf uniformity aa
pn-rent *in*
sored scout work locally fuf seek* to e#cap# * prisin term r#c t;er tir* entire tax levy,
alleged vlolatten uf the honking rhinery, preferably fe
•oiim- Iiuur.
miarioit. the mrtbod •
law*.
. .
originally convicted and ea*tea- nxtst tat sutboritlaa,
TIII4* KllfUH) BY TRAIN
.e,| to 14 yia n In prison »q m twm- prtviiiej tu see that
tpr. i.—(A P )— ber of tvuata. Lake wagixl a. trgal which rerapeo rarriea I
Bth*-obl
*oO Iwtlle through orvxal lower court* the cost of goremm*
Ila said that tb*
Willlaro Gnx-n. and Into tb# supreme court three
Hoalioard tiarks time*. Supreme court reversal* of ten** mute and should
*t Water, all of tb# conviction* rxropt „o# fled nad the rail great
■'and killed by have reduced tb# former hanker1* urged * reduction In t
I’raa aw#y from ocnirncaa to three yaar*. Hr now premium fer re
•aw bi* danger srekt la ••tape thi* senirnca sxggretrd that II
Mo-nd* to*r lata through blbta* corpus proceed. non .fray oieiR af all
(1'onUav.ed On
lags.
tree

1

Kngland'a
vn&lt; north.
King
Groige V, who. Ii| iluring the
fart week fo* the n-mml time
In two years, is sold tu he i-lowly snd •allsfartntlly movering,
lie l|*i lawn suffering front sub­
acute br nrhllis.

COUNT OF PARIS
WEDS PRINCESS
BEFORE NOBILITY
D e sce n d a n ts

O f

Laut

K in s r O f F r a n c e A r e
U n ite d

In

P a le r m o

• 1'AI.KIIMO, Hicily, Apr. R. .
tAI'i —l’rlnc*. lit mi. twenty*
Ihrve, tVint or Paris, sod I'rinres, l.nlu-l'e, t-f tlibau. ond lira*
gnnit-, lit, Uillt ili-rt-t-iiilanl* of lbs
last king of h'rame, were man ted
today In n tcreinmi) wIInreM-tl by
many of tht^ liigbe,t
islociory
and nobility of Kuiope. The m e piooy was |M-rftirmisl by t'aivl.nul
Ijiviiiatto U-fore mare than l&lt;x*J
lies latnrw. The rtiuple w.ll mrkn
Ihr'r home ul t oat ran Agimoul
ne*r llrvisael*.
The pr ot lpal* to the wedding
ami ,th#lr guest* attended a din
n te^
m ljw
v p lblsi
.,, in the
M
V *am
rtavM
iju- ^vlll*,
till.,
r-tiy y sy w^tbJwf-th^- Ite
Duka'uf
tr'S f Gofsc,
t«IV r uf Prlarr llcnrl and pretru.
lor tn Ihr Krera-h throne. «t whk tt
100*1 noblrmrn and uii,t&lt;&gt;. rut*
from a daxrn countries were pic**
(Continurd On Page Six)

Two Negroes (Jiven
Death Sentence In
Attack Upon CiirlH
SCOTTHIM»H«l.-Ahr.r-Apn-*.—
(API Two negro, wlmr# ir al for
allocking two young while girl*
abeat &lt;1 a f.e'aht train bad Ino-n
guardetl by marhine gun* mannisl
by Uatlnnrt guani.meu, were eonvptrd bile yesti rlay arid their
sentence lived at &lt;b-nl|i In the
electric rhn;r.
Charlie Wts'm*. si, „r Allansn,
ami Clarinet- Noiii*, lit, *.f f hti
tan-mgu. wrnt on trial Momloy.
Tha Jury di-lilx-iiiti-d ao hour and
-U minute-,.
The roor* r-. out was is omit .1
when the verdict wits miooioscd
suit a demon*! ration followed
wlirli tnii'isl lit*' luttimrt Kiiaulse&gt;ef| to rjo«l a loim-M-r of iieiroo*
Isrftltr oi.lcr wa- Irrlottsl
Th# ib-mon*lrw!ioii was tlo- (itr|
sign of illsordtriirwss sin e ill*
trial opi-nnl oi'li an rerintul d
rrowtl of lu.iNMi curl nr* mouirluin.
e#ra rtotvdirtg the town nod st-' k*
ing adnil**ioo to tlie rotnl rinot.
Trial of the thinl of tlo* nt &gt;r
Oegits-, ill'll, led. HaVWoNl I'aller
sun, I", uf Clalianmig* wa start*
,d lino,filial,ly with (hr some witItetaes ln-ing , oiled.
While the (rial prugre.,-ril, loarhinr u*in squad, lafetl about
their snub-nosed wru|„-o* mount,si
at Hie ga'ea to the t •uithousn
*quare.
«
IIANhKit liirrs III YRAIIH
WKHT POINT. Ntbresba, Apr.
•V—1A P)—Paul Wupper, who euvhiggled a million dollai* front bis
tank at Besinn today, plraded
gvQty to SU count, of forgery and
«Oo rrtvtencnl lu a total uf 714
y»»r* an,| also lined 4'dsi on each
count. H# was arrested in Phila­
delphia recently for bigamy.
POLITICM 04 C'ONKUBION
AWH. A ft.
—&lt;AH»—l»*rfl.
Mg arUI.ig from tKs 'rip 'iil:#
’ *rd. tb# prop/;*rd Avrinrust 'in, union and tlr#
Anglo-German parley liar#
French politic* igto cmion

F Io r id R fa l

Former Senator To
RunFor Presidency
Opposed To Hoover

Local Bowlers Are
Tied For 2nd Place
In Orlando League

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�(Continued Prom |fcg« Oh*)
rat l*l*rll«W alnre U* rmiciia* -X
yr
• .
•
&lt;*Mo*t of ib*M ' haw boon
tondly to to* personally. * *
turn to item suggest ih.i I am It
If poaHira *f a mt draorttoc n
all dc *hlp. In lb* fliat ntoee f
« n l Ute Imputation that I would
i««rt the ihlp l( it warn sinking
to In tte second pine* th e boat
.hot ylnllng—It la net arm In

llo w»"
into-ran nran m
where Ha baltoamd two mnto nwm
Tha ear sped i b o « t 'M .‘ * ' l *
n ^ t o .C u d - c W ^
Art pah*. After admWabMM *
Hogging wl.h&gt; »lraf 0T, b*^ *^*
men «ntirm! thrir car d »d **n*y_
• V ic * , w iiw
Meanwhile Deputy Sheriff Prate
•( New Pork R ick ? * "
that Jwkaun bad been **mdcted.
and lanmd'atoly «T r a | to h t o
for him. Poala dmUnad 4#
who baa notified Mlh *1 JacMjto*
f e S

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iltw

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V h ,jH b N mm I l l m a .WO
biatrn la a mystery I*
Mew Port Richey. allhougUrawral
raid, lie declined lo elaborate ra
enuimrate theae thaoHfi.'.'
The aUSiellng and
Jackson came while PfnMIai tow!

ip '.a
ha c n quarter-hack! la ra*v
It* Wallace Wade'e ihoee a&lt;
abach at Alabama after
n g a t Chattanooga and Orar('.Cheater Wynne (T3 fullU In hla eecotid yrmr al
hi after winning hi. apart
p Itahraru of the grant
’Tear herattnen” team, Adam
k, crater, and Edgar "Rip'!
h a tackle, a n laatalM 'bt
■Utarn nchooli, Walah chief
•ht at Yale and MRIer kcaJ
al'Navy.
a,utter mambara to the 1M4
/a lto hart won dlatlnetlan.
\ Btahldrekcr, quarterback.

o t o ig 0 n u RiPiua on

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OWS FOR TMfr B O O R /
- J t n u n H t tto m tu H S
M M I A M M IMA Aflt/JU#H 9A949. 99 T W **M
POWIAMO AMO
S A N ORA MCI SCO
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PoOTBAil. TEAM 19 MOwr
No u h u o s m i m o r^ A iu ik ie

Ou TME ROOPOPA Co-OlUG* '

ft/A a o o * /A IFO TtetUym* AU*
U i 4fl*C *HOO*H To* J

to It. Hoag
three singles.
Krori-t
New York
MACON. Oa., Apr. 7 ^ ( A P I Aided by four base* on boll* In
the ninth Inning, the Brooklyn
Dodger*.defeated Hartford of tho
Eastern league, 4 to I, yesterday.
Dany Vance, making hla Hist
start of the aaason, p.lchad four
Inning*, alldw*J ihre# hlU *ttJ
struck out four Htllct*.
Beorai
R II
E
Brooklyn 000 010 bW— I 7
i
llsrtfonl 000 010 000— 1 «
&lt;)
Vahr*. Clark and Plrlnkhi KilJcr, Mundo and Rlchatds.
JACKSON, Mlu^ Apr. 7 . IAIM—Willie Kainm’a double with
tha basts triced and an emir by
Flltslmmotia In tha ninth Inning
gars th* Chicago White So* a U
to B ilecl don o m tho New York
Ubnta yesterday.
lr. and Mra. J. E. O n to o
Bcora
*
K n
K
toad Aid brathsr Mr and
. C. R. Clanta of Ovlblo W* * Now York (N|
210 001 100—5 0 :l
Chicago (A)
000.101 0 1 3-0
0 3
Mlirh.il. Walker, Pltaslmmons
and llogan, 0 ‘Fatralli Biaaton,
Krailcr, Faber an-l (Jrube.

a • to3 victory
over Gabby
Stir*’/ * National league champ­
ion* here yesterday.
Score
K II
K
Ht. UuU (N )
oo&lt;) 003 001—3 5
:
Atlanta ISA)

COt100 10*—
d10 I

Grimes, flb-tes,Groliowihl
Wilaun, Mann to; Ulethen.
•enger. Hearn and Autry.

ami
Mrs

NAHIIVILLK, T,-nn.. Apr. 7.—
(A P )-L e d hr My.It Hoag, tb*
Pariflc Coast league recruit, tlir
New York' Yankees .an latupanl
yesterday, dcftallog Nashville 23

W O R L D ’S

non Club To
&gt;nu#l Etiter

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THA 1ARSI BASTERM T W O * /
■At nubM w i ojem m v * * tom
A aaca on JutTA sunk , a
*a h k o u m o o * a /
, •
E irr/N V .
i * fw
J o c * tr g/*tg-

Upsala-Grapcvllle
By UbeUe BalUogm

,

Mrs. * John” ” Borall nceompMM
Mr. and Mrs. Carbon to \tho
church meeting nt Pierson od'toh
Mr. and Mra. U Vlhlcn hare
had an attack of tho Inflncnra
for a few days.
&gt;
&amp; ■
Alfred Erlraun had trouhlp Rllh
g heifer who knucaed him down
breaking one of hi* rib/.* ‘
Woodard
Dortlanon
want. to
Athletics
iackaonvllb on Wed. 25. Ilo has
000 III 000—3 10 U
finished hb
apprentice*** at
Phlllba
IF*
A.
C.
L.
shop*.
if1
101 000 000—2 5 o
Mr. ami Mra. Parkin* Demur
MrlhmalJ and PalmUano; Watt,
and children wer* Sunday guosU
Dudley and IMivb, Renta
at th *' home of hla parents, In
.
KANSAS cm rT A p r. 7^-(A P ) IbLond.
—Th* Kansas City Bluei yester­
Mr. and Mr*. Emil Magnuaon
day took a 10 to .1 eahlblllon spent th* w**h end In Bartow
gam* from th* Bt. Louis Brawn*, with Fred Krall and wife. Mr*.
following n 4 to I victory by the Krall has boon haring a spoil of
Amtrlran leoguera Sunday.
pburby.
Srorat
R H
K
All wora sorry to hoof of tb*
Bt. Lou la (A )
accident happening to Ml*. IHL
000 021 OOO— 3 M .1 tun ILindquist at Pbnon, Fk. on
Kansas City (A A ).
th* 22nd whU* ah* waa Ihor*
000 331 00«—10 II
1 with friend* attending n eravenCoffman, Htraleckl, Hubert and tlon for a fow day* at (h t Lu­
Ferrell, Mondino; Bwlft, Fell* and theran rhnrch. Bhe stepped In o
Busre,
hob and wrenched her ktto# hodCOLUMBUsT Okie, Ayr. 7 ^ - ly. On Monday after on X-ray
(A P )-T b * Columbus American tb* doctor* pul It In a pUater
Mr*.
Ililmor Lnndqubt
***or!riton tell cluh heW tte lto". castten American Yaaa'gan* lo n 4-1 *aa with hor a few day* and
tb In an right-inning eahlblllon now a Mrs. Warran l« caring
game here yesterday. Tho g»ni" for her. Kte suffer* * grant deal
of pain. Mr. and Mr*. Magnus,
war railed try agnpment.
on ram# from Wlmbnmra on
' Score:
R U E
Thuraday la ora her.
Buaton Reserves
Mr*. Georg* Benton b ft Bunday far her northern home at
Columbus
000 l i t 0 0 -4
7 4 Rachocetor, N. Y. after n couple
Durham and Rrelj Urentman. of months apent with ter both*r to cheer him up after the
Maslon and Ftomer.
■hath of hb wife. Mr*. Uratea
JACKSONVILLE — Permit* ha* boon III from high blood
lisuod during recent three day* t rrseure since tbs rams South. A
totaled 217,070.

(AIM- Honk McDonald. 12-yiorold Writ Corst recruit pitched the
Athiotirs their fltat victory of thv
rltyseries yesterday. They beat’
thr 1111111** 3 to t.
*
Scorn
It II
K

LA R G E ST

"I joined tha board on the dr*
IInet anderntondiag Ibol I would
only aerre through the organlwtion ‘ period, the appointment be*
Ing for mm year. General business
rondlt'ona laat aammer made it
»e*m adel.abU to carry on anllf
the board waa more firmly ottab
(let-ad. It la now going concern
and going strong. Real |&gt;i»grt-w
la being made toward Improving
the situation of agr’cnl.Tire."
The farm board'a haalr Jvli. atlj
III oa-chairman, b the iimaniaatlon of farmer*. "Tha rrl'lra and
other* bar* loot tight to thta fact
when they conalder the slab'l an
tion and financing operation"," ht
raid.
..Although ha ronriJeeed It Incidratat to the fatm boani’« prin­
cipal rack, U gge aald be waa err
1Ain the board'a aUblltaUng t peralien* In wheat and cuttur In the
"eatrrma emergengj" of la*', Hetaker prevented n market cnllap*c
that would hnr* meant ruin to
to*ay helder* of grata and thrlr
m d itd p .
.
f egg* agreed lo lli* n«»umplion
that Iho braid pnluddy w.-u'd h»e
considerable mono* retatm of Ihc
illEwUra opo.atluA*, but he d d
•nt’clpatc any eoriout oltfl
y In diagralnjf of tnu h'.Hina*.

N E A R IN G

C O M P L E T IO N

LO N G W O O D
----- Mra. J. M. M raU k_______

ATthe meeting"to lha Chamter
of Commerce Thursday night, J.
L. Anderson presiding, it waa rot.
ad to Join the Bemlnob County
Chamber of Commerce. Two repre­
sentatives ware selected, lloaard
W, Loder and W. J. Welb, prim
clpal ot Lyman.
IDurld R. Wentworth, SI year*
old, civil war veteran, died sud­
denly hare on Wednesday morn­
Ing.
ing. The funeral services wet a
conducted at hb home by Ite»trend
. W. Dkckert assisted by tho
mat lean Legion, burial waa In
inter Park In charge of W. C.
Hrirkoon of ttonford. .
I The Flvo-handrad Club kat h
delightful' banquet Tuesday night
At*tho library whoa served by tho
Civic League, Mrs. B. R. Cray,
c be 11men. The Ubloa wore prettily
decorated with souvenirs and
flowers. Thus* taking port In the
program wira Mr*. Oart WhittbJ\ L Diion and children more, president, Mira Sarah BodCordoU
Oa. raohd, secretary who waa praaenthack, homo Vrom
od with a bouquet of flower*,
where ah* wda. ■
Judge "Itickaraon of Wrat Cora•ora* woeka.. J.
waU, Connecticut,' Mr*. Crraby
thb week In Pi
poem by Mr*btollMr; Rlr. John II. Wnrrau of rand a poom
Mr*. Kllburn,
Cordsto. returned .homo Monday. Georgs McDowall and Carl WhlltoII* and n friend. Jack Arana more rfnvu aolo*, Ollra Coding
wkra staging with J. U
gav* taadlags, E. W. Hardy and
Mr. and Mra. August B»an- others, made speeches. At n gath­
ron, Mra. Alvin and Mr*. Arehb ering of tb* club Tuoiday oranrag
Swaoaon spent Thuraday after­ Urn member* praoontod Mr*. Carl
noon with Mr*. K V. LuadquUL WhIUemora with a beautiful
ransomb rin g her birthday. Mr. necklace and ear-ring*.
sad Mra. Lundquiri have hod a
Funcial service* for Mra. Caro­
self* of Urn (hi. all th* children lina Lewi*. 70 year* ot ago. wet*
bring real rick with IL own th* held at Longwood Episcopal
HUM twine.
chnrah. Rev. II. L LoatiU *r San­
tins. Nob Hwoimon, Mrs. Lan­ ford ‘ officiating. Mr*. Lowla hod
ark! Vlhlon, Mr*. Arehb Swan­ lived here nearly all her lllr, lb*
son, Mi*. Aleln Swanoon and b survived by ton children and
Mr*. Bollinger M r* *11 caller* several grand-chUdryn.
enjoying coho* and coffoo with
At tUntando Spring* many danc.
Mr*. August Hwanton on bar kng and iwlmaatng parti** or*

1Q001020-1 0 2

A IR S H IP

! FIRTH o r CLYDE. Rage—A view of tha Unmr
nahora ofi tha reeky bland, of Little Cttmhrae. here,
homeward bound from Canada, carrying 700 paaaenger^

folks were evening vbltora there,
to ray thoir raopreto.
The D om e Clrrb mat oa al­
ways the' but Thsraday of th*
month at tte homo to Mra. John
B*(tU. Number* o f i m m of tte
white apyrra or bridal wirath
was «**d far floral dsraratlona.
After tte devotional oorvba by
tha pi soIdeal, Mra. Alfred Erieaan, n. prayer by Rev. J. 8.

N A V A L

A TTA C H E

3
H
3
g
|
flogging a Tarpon .Sprtpte inraH
two year* ago and a 8L fteteraliAr*
man a month ago.,
• ■]).' -ZI
If. R. JaaUaan la ibe JVlte*.
Spring* man pad R. W.-Oifoto. a
paint »hop owner, Ihe w JftdM V
bury min.
•
•» f t
.
On. arrato olrandy V * } * %
made la tha Jambon cam kad flto
Other*- orrael* are eapectml .hut

Police--her* and In Tj ipin-har*
been working on the II BiV that
lha two Pinellas'cMOltlj
erous aIher floggings
rummitted by h gang V
oat for that por^one.
( Jart*«n'* wife. It waa said. It n
^ i?M In • Tiffitcii# Ho Jw
Bhe |&lt; p abler of BUto Henolar d.
M- Mllcb^ll'. wife. ___ ■*,,

3

■ BNOW Oik BBAlJOXRD
•WABHIlfOtON. Apr.
—The Atlantia Ceopt from: Flo­
rida to N«w England tbdar'W porbnred Its raewd day of rain

To-Ni*ht

Naval Attach* of tho Bponbh
Embassy at Washington, In nto- W e d n e s d a y
form .*t hi" post i* tha Ameri­
can Capital. .
.
*
*
J: A. BlalUn# gara s portr at tM i
lake, otter* prraont worn “ MH»
Otr* Dollly, Mrs. Garth ElWell.
John *nd Fredcriek-Bbtlin*. r
iTk* Sera Iftold-Oounly Teacher's
Club which mot at Late Marr woo
iratirraeiftod by Principal WoRa
and Urn Uacter* to Igrman school
oa Friday.
Mrs. Munich of Th* Oaks has
been entsrtalalng Mra. Nollh Neal
of Cleveland, Ohio and Miss Mary
Piei pout who a n
tounre the
•Uto.
Georg* LaVIgn* who sprat n
b u g while ot Orange Oonorsl
Hospital b welcomed bom* by hb
friend*.
v-

opening th* season, th* yoargei
crowd from Loagwood hod a party
thora Friday night, and Satoidoy
thare wen dancing cluh* front
Orlando, Sanford and Orledo. An
ebgnnt now dance floor has been
County Commlmhnor a &amp;
put Into th* paviUoa by Mr. and
Searcy U teeing noeasoary -rood
Mr*. Durk**.
la honor to Mra,
J, Nlsmw- repair* mad* in thb section of kb
- /•
' . '1
yer’a plrthday Friday Mr. and Mra. district. *
0L Y M 1*1C

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D R IL L IN G

�jk ei'b a g ,
IpU U w to

Ikrir down the
with ai+toriaU
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3 m &amp; h i^ r

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he difficulty iriaea in the extent
punishment may W carried. W e )
that there U a « * n « o f ruffian
who Mlt their, services fo r Whl]
Who haa the price; *nd a rnidg

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mwpory sf «hs long f ww

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a

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at tbs Myrttt Bsna KoUl U*i« » **U syss w * prsMtnim.
U is a assty Scratch. T U i t f k

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iy tfte neceaaar? f w ,' and your

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unidentified tropical' Iriasct (mu

salU A* New YoHi on'the tklid.
U dawns. Tbs bandage* are reP t i S g t i t t M
md he wil
Obvtou
lin in g igw

Urm hdiottriff

s

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ike care o f It- tor you.
the extrema* to which
f order can h o tarried i
oat hny fitliten’ might
halt dnly t o b e yanked
tods. Perhaps your cat
r y o u r ' w lf* has negte
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f c

rtsst hsndsd ts hlsfb&gt; a grl^ ln r
* ( s wait, sipsctamlr far

a shining.
* ./ • • . •
P. a Th. Nrin. didn’t grtAh
chiUlng,
^ 4
*
AJ Jol»on has Just celebrated

tU

i f f

tloua to sWneono; who knowt ttl
re the atore late at night after a pa
rohnd 'the earner,
runnlh* board_hf
ir car end advibe you lo drive h
x&gt;r Id a V t o g e c r ^ /r r ^ -o e .. t

E

tis tt&amp;

fa

Wrtrlel of Columbia bey Who
riads food. Can ran nams Ufrae

bo braugbt her a do*—hut »uch a er on Ihs other. Woodsy If ■Mil
to rent? fb s pW buMdtar at tbs
I J l Thcenljr trubble wka^il am* wsrM’a- crossroads couldn't hoop a
corner tmaat bceaans news' of tie
crowd stopped t» hap. i gbrth
■i individual*. Her lawyer - *'tald avenue. And op tbo automatic drink
bar that, in view of the will ten fountain haa flopped. Welder
description, ihs had better Iw tit what’ll bg treat? A '•paper* of all

deal afqacrsl from * imuuU

ilUmS) »h em

is it e is s t g s p ip

l ind of dod Ihisntt Wars #p«

ting aimnarjjr. Thdy Would it

.'Jufjdifs, r r f U. touch With a

Iho ms Iter.
,
,W IH*:ainfncK 1and return lh
Kibosh's through Focty-aocenJ
ftr a Fries, For * WO pdn
»tr#et. Fifth avenue. “ IJu»le»t In*
ico'hp-would C*u
FeoaUc. ohw Uitoetioo ta the worhl* FuMlo
bef taint unbpri

tlUar* ncwMUad. That filhy-errd

gay doesn't car* whe.s pm* r«a*»
from . , , Who dossal halo trsssb*
tint behind etevatad pMm?, v . ;

iiMuijffimj ?v ■ hdri/ *v»
r

iiZtSIZZ t4v •% **»tT|
1o r

.... .

id after y&gt;

your - awollen limb* back t o ' thi
do you aWear out a warrant toi

[without Iho dog)

art.'Ini but-

tenth shut, and thank you* tuckj
K

. rssfionalbls fo r ' tbs
nays Jhhm|r Walksr
I m # W hatsalhw*
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■■One tl«aLands rclsslMo prehl*
Uan of t^a maaufarUin!, tt.Oc,

v

»tt1f there id ho complaint made
maelf about It? - '
heto floygnn over thought thal
t. bold of the wrong man? Thai
fHo kidnap aoipeone wbo wouit
nd.that three or tour deed bodI«
id u tnuto evidence for the cor
BpuWer M C t . Told

wtt} bo thlsf of tho

haa oftin had it In hla

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wi «
•p1u» - , ’ v •i* r
m s lofallaation of U s traffic
Ilk a *ww U bringing.under

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s control of a contral authafllj,

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writton hy
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Uhey wauled. I h s other half, U w u empty. It waa
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PMillipn. of K a li
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1 AND TRIi
AT AUTEl

[fvhlter* prawnt. thr Bette X
Cbrle o f the Kirn Met]
Church h»ld (tx monthly gU
&gt;« th* fcom* « f Mn . W. lt M*
•WWHrlih Avenue, on Ml
afternoon, with Mro. C. t t !
la charge of th, thrvotMai
a Union atudy. The chapter, “

BIDAT. TH ll*8 DAT,

p

frjdat

'

■*

Sanford, Florid*.

‘and Mean* nr Settling DU

Waving
and F ln f
W cvint

.Without War,*’ a t riven frai
atudy be&gt;k, ‘The Turn ,T(

.I lk

- » .a

-Nutria.

lor and Mr*. J. M Moya. T V no
present Wwrtt Mr*. "J. It. Rtuotoa,
Mr*. T. J. Mnrff, Mi*. J. M. MOy*:
Mr*. W. M. McKtm. Mra. J. 0.
Watte*, Mr*, i . A. Kumbtoy, Mr*.
fc/Tiw
t! Wilson,
Mra: mmwy
Mary iw
Nnrria.
niiwmi P»*.
w»ai

IK g m q ttH S

P.*«atl, Mwu-r. H. Mitebell* Ml

Illekicri,' Mr*.
E. Coarler.

v » ■

Dependable Class Of
Church' Has Meeting
Monthly bUaindta and aocial
meetlny of th* Dependable Ctaa*
of the Klrat Methodiat Church war
held on Monday even In* at the
home of Mra. O. K. Goff, Kan
Innta Apartment* with Mra. (toff,
Hr*. Dick Mar, Mra. R. A. Rut
rail. Mra. K. (XJIraiih and Mian
Clam Rankin aa hoeteaaen. Durini:
lha basin**! tension It wa* decid­
ed to rhanyo th* mertlny* to ere rj
.fourth Monday.
Sapper was served la the ful
lowing: Mrs.O. K. Goff, Mia. E. C.
Smith. Mra. R. A. Rutrell.Mr*. D rk
May, Mr*. V|r|ll Rlilth, Mra-WS.
Thom tin, Mr*, liurlie Steele, Mr*.
Cat) Hand, lira. Alloa Ward, Mr*.
Harold Appleby. Mr*. Paul John*
son, Mra. Dwight Smith, Mra.
OH** lllll, Miu Margaret Zach­
division,of lha Bap- ary, Min, Clara Rankin and Mra.
i.MitilOnary Union C, P. IHeka. a via tor.
PB all-day meeting at IK*
ytiat Church in Loaabutg Alathean Class Has
Baptist Church and thMeeting On Tuesday
^Mkahwary ftoelety of
' aa bottacaa,. Member,
lanford Baptist Woman’s
A profusion uf strap' dragons
and other Spring flower* adorned
the classroom of th*
Alatheon
Clna* t f the Rlrut Bnpliat Chur eh
whin lta tegular' mec’ lng wa, held
n Tuesday evening with Mr*. T.
C. Pltihford, Mr*. C. I). Rorroater,
Mra. W.v|L Dyson and Mra. I. K.
Kstridgr aa hoalesie*. Mra. C. II.
Prare* (hrtldfd over tha devotlon*1 and tlte buslnpaa araalun . at
which time numerous llama nl
buslner• wera dl*m**rd, Th# preIdent urgrt) alt memlwri to be aa
U And Sidney
a* poiuilhte with their oftig To Mllane In tlbaral
frring *1 1hr aervlcra SundayProducing Film morning aa the rulleeUpn will In
need for the new aunaa for the
W-Cohens and ICally* In Af- chareh.
It *a*‘ decided to hart all pirat­
7 (Jaivariai'a nearest feature
Ha Tam arty la wh&gt;h Charlie ing* in the futuip at Bight. Dntin-t
iny.* anj) Oevrga Sidney rag the wocial period rafreahmem*
But Ih aceoas which abound In wt-ra served hy th* hoatearea, asta'M wall na laughs will opov slated liy Ml** Calhrriuu Rene*M Milan* Tbaalra, ThuratLy. •*r, Thra# preient werat Mra. R. N.
seeding to advance report*. Ntppir, Mr*. (1. K. Helmnn, Mr*.
O. C, Olhh..
Glhh-,
&gt;. Oaheni and-KaUya In Afrt- It- B Odh.n , Mr*. O,
axseeda anything before at- Mrs. It, K. Peurifoy, Mr*. II. O
dad by th* Inimitable quor- Methv.n, Mra. C. R. Marshall, M&gt;&lt;&gt;
H' fqnatara, Kidney and Mura C. 11. IVarra, Mra. R, T. Warren.
god thalr vaapartiva sryceu Mra. W. II. Marker, Mra. H. X.
a,, Vara Ucrdon anj K*U Johnson. Mra. J. H. ITaUa, Mr..
k'Arknowladgtd a* eieaed- J. C- Mitchell, Mi*. I* H. Bragg.
&gt;' flinny In th* previous plo- Mra. C. D. Forrester, Mra. T. ll
&gt;; gf. lha hCohau and Kelly." Pilchford, Mra, W. R.'Dy*oa, Mr*.

r

rararal Inteintlnn pnlnt*,, fragi
the artielr, "IVare. lta lmportal*&amp;&gt;
. Ruby ll t u t ; and dawkl
to Women"*. wh ch appeared "bn
K fdtnii'ily „ f Tampa,..
tb* December i«*ue of ■‘'jHUtiantoday In make their h ,
ary Vote#", were given. I
y"
Mra. O, A. Radford presided
over the rmtlnr business *rm*ipn
Qr**n
bta* t
*
'
'
■ Brown dWwt I. MmUimd with
•fUt which Mr*. C. .11.* Smith oiat.-hlng ?5 t for an off-thrafoeu ™ 't&lt;‘ •" ••llanr* in ■ amart empThe tricorne roafpear* with
rave eome fort* »he learned while bat worn wfth a fur coat at A{t* MJto.Hat- credited to Roao ValoU spring. Tide on* 1* of black strew
•I tending the annual nva*idnary
pen farmer- at Kurt hirer*.-During
.the hutinme avweUne-U 'W ■frn*
sheer veil thrown bath. « * .
Oa^ plan* to arrive hrra tomorravc
‘ I?*, ,hT **"r *lwl**^jMf
to bo the aunt «r Mr*. C. K.Jfcwke*
I**1 **&gt;14 **• thg-hwno
with Mrs. Twiner and Mr*. I. Mi ■»
Ufa, Henry C.irllon, of Arradia, Tolford aa hoatrasea.
la viritlng for a low' week*, Mr.
At Ihe'lia hour'*sandwiches and
an-J Mr*. I . Y. Ilrynn nod Mr. ami tea were served hr Mra. Morgan,
Mr*. W. D. Huffman at their borne aaaistni hy Mr*. Harry W itt*.
The meet in* rlnaetl with the regular benerlietlon. Those proaent
The many friend* of Mr*. J. R. terra: Mr*. (I. A. Radford. Mra.
HJekaon, who ha* been eritirally J. Ih Parker, Mr*. L. M. Telford,
ill for the part four month,, will Mr*. W. B. Well*, Mr*. C. H.
be |la,| tp learn that ahe U ablr Smith, Mm. Jft. L. Morgan. Mr*.
to be out again.
;
i' ^_
.^_ II. J. Wilson, Mr*. K. It. Mclntjre,
Mra. It W. Turner, and two visitMra. Jl. b MeRIrey, of Pelham, nra, Mia* Muriel V. McIntyre and
(la^ la raoerted to enlve tomoi- MDa Jean fella.
row ta vialt Mr. and Mra. Maurice
Zelmenotlli, it their home in th*
dan Ranta Aportmenta.
Mia* Rdna Chittenden left to­
day f ir Tamp* where ehe will
meet hrr brother, due D. ("bitten,
den, of Jacksonville, and attend
the American Icy ion Convention.
Mr. and Mr*. J, M. Boyd, of
Sparianbuiy, S. CH who are en&gt;
route to Roil Myera, are apendlnf
a week here aa the yural* of tha
latter'* parent*, Mr. and Mr*. W.
T. Whreiew, at their home uit Oak
Avenue.
Mrs. W(iy*m Meyer nml daugh­
ter. Hits, of Pittsburg, are Ihe
gueal* of th* former"* n'atrr, Mr*.
Ami'lln Noble, fli:i Myrtle Avenue.
Thoy were called hy the Mines* of
Mra. Myer’a niothm-, .Mrs, I.rna
Pcuckrrt.
; f
Mr. rnd Mia. J. C. R.llaworth,
Rail SanfiicL'vho spent the day
•' thr link Tawre. taka Wale,,
alto' vblled M*. ‘and Mra. J. E.
WnrthlnBtnn,.'#f that rily. Mr.
Worthington la, the editor uf the
Lake tValea Itl^ilander.______

SHARP EARS

Admlcalan 50c

A t n low price we are offerin g 11 acreu o f lung,
A toque g*ln*v Interact by tha
—
— —
— —
fact that It la made entirely of
One of th* new phot hat* with
uneurlad ostrich. It is worn at th* brink rolled In a large jand
Auteull by Mm*, de Carburcla all the way around U worn at
and la In shades of Muo.
th* rare*
rare, by Madam* Ralraao.
Ralrago.

Thl* stunt 1* m merry one that
you can use th* neit lima a group
of friends tlrjp in to eee you. Take
all th* phonograph tcronl* (old
and new) you ran find and pile
lham one on top of lha oilier in
Iht middle uf the table, Hava ihe
guest* gather around, and anniune* Hat- earh will have tha pr'.vlleg* of asking a gyration of the
"orarla." The an,war romes when
lha,record la played.
. Aa eaeh qutab'hn I* aaketl the
record* are played In order, only
one able being u**d and stacked In
a graoml'plle. b*t*r lha sratnd
alia can Iw turned up*lde dawn
an^thr reverse aide uf the record
playad In answer In a second qp«-&lt;.
Doqeaih gueai i* pennlttrvl io ask
If he1wi*he».
ifeu will Cnd this game on

amaalng and ridieulou* one when
you tiy It out.
Fur the neat game, divide the
guest* into group* of four, lha
first group start, tb* chonii rf
a popular song. After singing lha
Dial llae, they atop and tha vreond
group must take ll up. If aureiaa.
ful, they ran atari n new snug.
Th* member* of lha winning groan
receive* copies of popular tong, aa
prise*.
Tomorrow: An alphabet parly.

JACKSONVILLE — Battery
Ill-Ball &gt;nc. will mavr their plant
to this city from Gainesville.

Introductory Offer

Phone 48

ANOTHER EX A M PLE
OF

F O R D *V A L IJE

B r i g h t , e m d m r im g

•

R U S T L E S S S T E E L U mmrd
In order to mt|ie you
arquginted With

lad to announre th* coming to our ahop of
laaatr, uf 'I ampa, eipertencad all-round beauty

‘ark, Bad HcutDntJi Pori eater.
fVica with amasUig

•petted a aujwilor
Magnolia Avo.

WINTER GARDEN—New shoe
shop opeoed iq Grimes building.

Phone 104-W

**dy bualar** fora

riuiea i. W hy *

They laeapeak taate end poaMeet they are
finoat thing of IH kind (hot money ten
^F*Sup«''toa». Imitated bet sever equaled

Itvnl Kalale

LOST: Boys black leather Jacket
on Grammar School tiaaebalt
dhmnntl. ('lease return 01 !&gt; Magnvlla Avr.

$ 1 0 Permanent For $ 7 .5 0

jft: JtyP

A. P. CONNELLY AND SONS

t— Loot and Round

of Pari*, Rrane* ,
lapeit Permanent Waver, Ringer Waver and Hair Cutter
e will give our regular

a

! )-our InventlRslIon. .

S P E C IA L

I. K. Ratridge and Mist Catherine

accurate

comfortable small home; 8 acres tiled; well worth,

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

M O N S IE U R A N D R E

R eodyaar Double Eegle The* era fmet
A m oaere need require*. They ere eerlrao.
equipment, Style, In the
vary boat

Sulwcriptlon

By Woman’ll Guild

Damage To Furniture
Is Alleged In Suit

lie with the Cohen(•Into the hwrt of
•apt to haul Ivory

vtduallty that
Instantly give*
distinction. B#
Mr*, r . rani at boo Korea
1119 park A n .
Phono lt l-W

Episcopal Pariah Hoc

Clarence Saunders
Refuses To Sell As
Price Is Lowered P A R T Y ►

SAN RRANCISCO, Apr. A—
(API—Clarenee Saundetn, chain
•tor* magnate, said her* the deal
for sale of hi* S3 stare* In Cali­
fornia to the C*nttnen'a| Chain
Storet, Ine., of lav* Angel**, h*4
been called o ff "berau,# they had
changed the priee on him."
It wa* learned thr price 5&gt;und,
»r* had placed on the stork of
hi, rumpony waa. 113 a aharc,
whereas the prlca «ffera,| wa* (A
In what mn* thr price wn* rhing.
Ml wa* n' t learned.
Saunders la In San Rranriara
wlieie the elate rarporallnn com*
mlialun U Imldinp a heating on thr
nueitlun of hi* fight do aril *l»ck
In the elate, lie la operating under
the roirjieny name o f th* Clarence
Raun-ler* Klara*, Ltd.
Tlte rnmmiailon’* auditor rapor.
■eil he fotnd numerous dlscrapan*
rlr* hi thr hook* of the company.
Alley, ,1 irregularities tatued the
rommlolon to summon Raundera
to show mute why hi* permit »e
aa*l eteek should not l « revoked.
Before (he hearing started
Saunders tavealed ha wa* neectlet lug with the low Angeles firm
for «*tr o f nil Ida alore* ah th
woulJ, |f ronsumated, have entlel
the hearing n* far a* Kaundera la
mnrrrntd.

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yLvda-x.*: Sair
Member, of Indtpeadeul M mhanla Auuoclalloa

HOCKEY’S TIRE SHOP
Hattrria* Repatiad

WHEN YOU OUT a Ford you boy Bwdmrfltg b it t y *
Tb# body finish la nude to last for the Ilfo o f tb#
rar and practically all exposed bright naetal p«Ha ez.
crpl Ihe bumper* ■rn nude o f endaring Ruatlou
8 trad.
This Rnallwa Sloel has great tenaltn atrongilu
ll Is lha name bright metal all tbo way ibrtMigk, A
salt leal equivalent to forty yoan* n tvlm tin liar I k
sevntal weather rondlllona failed to ham any «4f«m
on lta brilliance. It never requires polishing, A »
you do la wlpo It with a damp cloth* aa you do yaap
windshield.
This la Juat one of many features that show
the substantial worth of the Ford. In apoed, com*
fort, safely, economy and long life —&gt; in tha rich*
iica* of Ha finish and upholalery — It brings yon
everything you want or need io a motor car at an
unusually low price.
4
Call or phono for damodatratloa*

May we quote Ihe price for your ear
'.'In eschange lor the preterit tke*f

1m

to r mmmg e x p o s e d b r ig h t
m e ta l p a r ts o t th a B a rd

Fk

�rect]ra't1a a

W-W

’ANIIINCITON—Fl1
flafthlp oFthe expedition ahnrtly after It had driper anchor in tbr i w m o t o P
r(«ht: L K. flrrnlle, radio mflneef j f'tpUIn Urn dir Julian turn, matter of Do al
m i m h , and Rddlr Ibioa, terond mate, phipofraphed with oat of, tha b »»k l« of tht

POPiyg AIDE

hk, «*w
t• ’ - , .

LIDDON, PortOfBl, Apr. 0 . (APl.-lktrrmlfWd to avoid Idoodihrd ir potalhlt In puttlnf down a
mflHary rrmU at Funchal, MadmaJBfv *J 1 i f . J1 5 ' »•*
,. ,
i-rtt fortrnmrnt ntrrrlhrlraa
ilmi*d it* praparnUonn to to;
cortr tht lilond capital by forrt
If that thou Id provt nrrr*»aty,
Tlia tranaport I’rdro domra with
-tm aoldlrra
tit * failed
n o yratrrday
i I
t
000
of*
Ur.harln* lawn dtlayrJ arvrral
heart’ by *, mdchanltal, difflrultlea
The fUnbotl Zaltr nmvnycd hrr.
Today tha tranaport Ju'/anyo will
iHTt with fpur Wtplan•« and a

flacr*"

iovarnment V . i j w &gt; *M f « 000,000 n*r Jrw, €»f ajMea tym
trhool tJtptNM^ IwetaalUUrf 110..000,0#0, by «uMnf tbit the" toU l‘ ditburtetpcnta for lha fltatt
for ot| pvrpiym » u .. |20 7 « .TWyW, poly a little more than
IH.opo.ooo of whlth waa optil for
r'
,
Aimoat fO/OOtgMo rvpfraented
food* far, wM»h tbt aUU gorprna t t l otto at dbburoMf afeol
only, I. » , mane. raUocttd ' from
and paM oat rtr lha Rmylodta
Dralnact DUtrkt, Federal fandt
for hlfhwaya* «* o o li, etc., and
• o W t n#M (td by tht state
lnl rrtnmrd to l i t rotmllto far
af t y Mhaola, ;
ApftmflmatrJjr fip^OO.OOO Wpa
•teal f w M l raptthmlfaa.'pad
malnttnanrt la 1KM, reealtlnf In
tho' completion Of many loot-

loft, p m m tln i the Bible to the BUhop.
.profftKt (rfH W tei 1 f t 1

i Market

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i,J . Department of Afriaaltan tad the Florida
Bureau- J. &amp; 'Oweru, Danfort iypr?eenlallee.

PlorWaltt*

ala raoanaFi
nnul limn, rtdaU lA .
Itai,
Inrh rralaa, &gt;11 Ilia mat*, teal
la
1
T..ial
"or.
&gt;-»•*&gt;•«•
1 vt.t.tl
la l. Total dQ(; , « £ H | *•*
,r ,i » . w.Uted.
raata 1il«a,r; UnlitWntHr Wai
,r&lt;»0 la»lka 1wrnir.il*&gt;- mala Maheri . 01
it ToaaOar. arr „aallir Inart* Many Carr
la nnllaart ilhailll eakdtaoel

, T A I . ! w M I A » ^ , % , a f- (AIM*- Am*rjrf«F aAjaJftrrklirt
a n ---- 1,111
writ of prohibition MnlnU Mw.
Clrrult Judfa Hal W. Adorno of
Columbia minty, f t f U M y to. I
tht ala It puprtm o'ttar;ba a l t
no rrolon wiy h f ahopjd b f »o*
atrained front ,tryi«f taa ,rww»papermtn and ' t W f / -poblbhlnr
paid, nn» «¥ur*« o f rtvenu* a .t
ronipany for olldfrt JlW ' Ofalnat
IntvUobi*. Uraaoat rial ralnia
Oovrnmr Carlton.
"
^100 tn potonit ran not mattnoo with Ita jrrrarnt
Without
IVlUlon for Iho writ war flirt
an on JptMtmcnt Inod. From a rrvrnur ai.ftr, Ih"
Ly C- W. Ilolllnjtftworlh, FW iua
pnnnal ftvtnutby point of Hmplnhblnf rrturna b*i
hern ttnrhrd, whllt fiotn nn in„----- and motor tax
Cnltiiwn and l i t ^rrnlJ.FJUjf|k.
T iy f#r («n &lt; da »300,. romt antic, iho point of no rrtnm
Inc company of itoultt’ Jatkeon
■t all. ntplrtablt condition! rt*
villi, who were ImUcttd lay,# Co­
|n 'workIwi &lt;m( tbt profram fardlnf taxation, which aro now
la m ilt county rrarul Ju»&gt;. They
tall for Jfupchjil* 1
claimed the Columbia cswnly rourt 1’ fta relation to .Iha.ftoid Da* wldraprrad' rpitat ■bt rrllarrd bt. Jtlwaa, pndarttuod tht alrplanra
had m juriidlflion. ajnee publico- artmmt, Oornrnor Carlton of* foia .tV y grow, wont, h« anld.
wophl fly oyer Funchal Iwfore tlw
I aubmlt that pry tax tyittm
AlUfW^Ar. lion of thr allefail ll^ t t^M'ftlpcf .rad Urn followlnf facta: Tha “urtilrji'
Utep* landed and. that an effort
inuktt '.Iffco nwi^lRf' pf lipwould Iw made to pertuaile lha re* ImMri Metia* oi flt tita 'it' tha tn Dural county.'
Itfnrml ’ property unprofitable, of
In
bl»
ontwer,
Judf*
Adame
offlrlal*. rup bitarer .to tha .Popa.
jfbiUtpnra I f ? Mata of tho al. unimproved property Impomlhle,
tank lha poallkm .tha a]W«rd of.
Ha la alao cuatodian p t .the
;pU r«* |ax,.m l.T» par r m t o f wh|th pcnallxh* the hume owner
ft p»* alao waa cmiimWtad &gt;» ,C/r
anil para.lyir* ttjc HUti’a f'ea r.
Im*,. the wn. Jandlwi 'and
lamhla county tint# eppWa «f Jhe
rat ate*! k fndefmtIHc In toaml
[’ aiiy fold pif/kno d&gt;Ai
Fouth Jaektonvltl# lltrald, a
rriWfiAihnp
huiloeta or food forernmeal", b*
Pup* at
Ml apeela'l
apecUl larm
Iacredl fl
fuor weekly nrwtptptr, wtrt rtreulatp^
mtoaafe* t* the Pop#
tab!.' • V.
*
1
Ilona an lha “tiraUtary Chile.* In .that county.
■
f
1
r'iV'l ft.-.T.
*
The foal phould l » to flmi new
* rptirkt, .hurteti m&gt;pt m rtltd
aourrra of _rrrrnue that will flrtt
wipe nut the Slple levy pf IS mltU
NAVY’S 1.ARGR8T fl.Y IN G BOAT IN TESTS T .
and than flea to lha row,men
H-hnoli the BMUranre of n miniim nf ntamllnf rtpa wtlnlen- mum -tltrhk mon.h»’ l a m Nearly
» Into, tut oounllta by which IM aduM lp writ tljtld (hit pat!
.1 U rt.u a nr. f i e f t l, rm year before the end of the oUlh
wdl .and the problem of un- manlh o f 1he term had been rcarafdpjifepl- -oiany /amllita have rd. and hundred* of Uarhrn
working,wllhput full pay, a alfu»1 JW» (►wrTJyr r/rta*
amplay- allon Indeed deplorable, he raid.
than prl- , ll« Jilarcd. Ihc.Mlcrthm nf new
aaarcra nf tmonue atpwraly upthr ahaoUrrt or tha lefltla*
NapHy, ,|S,H0Jrt&gt; waa apent
remember
for lha Initltutlpiu of hlthar
ft lha entire U i lery may ba
teapardWrd by ne*leetihf the Can3bUtn Imcauaa althoufh #»• plltulhmal mjahrment of • tad
&gt; biuartrtap.;
. On Ija watch* mooted Hole* Tax
yywritkm. OrrVrroor Carl lor drflland that "In my opinion, U la
anwlar, lawaand, and out rt twy*
Jn f W.Uh. a apne piofrma rt ^ rf
bacauto, it Uaorra iky ahJUly U
prur aati trt rml Of rollmtloa la
pal rt nfifortlen In tba ,im in

tf f a a f f e / ; 4 ^ J i g t o
ma.lt, oat preefnet t f v Ua

Koalrt away bad H fitjrtg

s,« “iS8 ’W w a r s saw.-. ^ ''S T iy S S '-S

W&amp;:£Msk$i. £1

11 ran* airlveO: ram unlaatnir

fIn f nf atlWf p a i l , •{ ; ;. -.j

rtm a th T rU
®
l . n j i i . a rto«. J •«-• **■ V. 30a.
I t i j.l t . 0.1 too *-»*•*■ *• &lt;“ l I in hat and the friradty tad
taaj.ia, mnalltr t.aa.ML
a n lha f'ra^o. J iif bad .W
ttormy aueetaelon" wraewi
yearn, and aiwari he hadki
maatrr. Am Id tat ktpt r tJ
iiiaivou *ra, »Fra»™
Jf**w*
rtm palfn.W itptoiad At &lt;
adjuotmrnl and to* arUlrrvrnt. It
to aupport him, plrdf la f |
wtU irault Jn U . rhaoa", he main- would atrtr « i |i Jk ir olio
mined.
win or Ian,' lit Wtalxreui
The dibt problmt, the rfdlyn* 1 *1
'i
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lion nf countlta, dlatHrta pod
Utrludal wUh a handful
muuU-lpalit'r*, mutt bu carefully llmau f t U t i ha. whkbMrt
■tudkd and prtptr k»l*latlop cf- of ballot* Hit afaludi’ hjg

lu

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4*ad m pard at l» the Ip}#
, Boiler, local ,ritsacrr 'rt
al company a h w f flahlni
oyrtsturnad Hunday ararlUp*
tW y m e «A b&gt; « » d b
jtf Whatrtha boat r* patted M *

gr j ir * " r*

ftrt B&amp;lKfOC-rAn ertHVrnt
a h a/W W h*» Drat trial fl

DUIlJUNO’S EXTEjtlQI

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ralltd Mm.'Crete t M f n v n
ic pul,Hr an to fail*— Julia
tnwald, saop JMkwWa, - M i

Chmtah lha
fouudaUap for a rery'/ou»d «nd
i’ l-Tha pat]
auhalantlal btukinf aUuclurr. III.
only aufftaiinn* la .that matter r f - v . i . V ,
wart that tha praam! 1»WU ahould
be further amaaded ao aa .to.hat;
Ur aerurt truat and auxiaan do*
tltt. and la ptphihH a bank from
poiherat'njt aaacla axcart far
poblb* fanda ar a limited ameout
of billa payable.
Be did, howerai'; aiprtSat the tp-

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Kntnriit
'% ftoitda Slate Marketing Ba­
nach •:)&gt;, Ilanfl Plano Studio;
S », J.Jf. Lucy — VM lnlati'iitt,
Inner f t / Clements j 8, Chlhfrvn'j
’wevarii; d ill, A im Musical B j■yralit; t:4B, Literary Digest's
*plf» In brier, NBC; 7. Arab* V
ndy, NBC; 7:1ft, I.to Kitchen;
« • , 'PUt Cook, NBC.

O U ) PAPKIB WIM BALB-JT*'
’ m i l t i i l w d jw ft ta d 9QOMV
fp p ir

Commit
ts Many

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tvftaV k'y'ip. di
C d tO M iV f f 'U m S T

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A t l a n t a . Apr. 8 -(A P i-T h *
wnmltteo on pi inn for rhtagkig
•iterates of (hr Southern, Prr&lt;.
(torts n church will satu ■ major-

7i|5, Fardlnando orcheai f U Evangel ln0 Adams;
iddy, ami Rail*; S. iVyor’ t

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8—Kitchen* ataaaU
■7—Chpoiot .
JI—A (rail
•—Bound ot mind
It—Angora
11—Mctal.bcartng da*
poalln
II—Ur nmnn of
l*t-Or«U.
..
II—Kasy U» teach
11—shoot euddealr
U-Ktyptlaq sarred
ball
14—Take from toolbar
nirfe name
*7—Sca-ea*!*
II—Hwsrlheart
11—Culdo'e bilked
(rollon*)
• not*
U-Ku-eliiPcd
14-Belt
51—Crow briwcen
11—Ona.trka frith
blark end wblt*
roe
14—Thai woman
H —Professional
U—Sped
j
score
M—Aniln-Satna slave . U —Onme out
nnWN
1J—Itewov# coper
TOWN
40—Drags
1—Spruit for drying 41—Weal era ilato
1—Belem
41—Craoa
3—
Literary cottec41—Egga
lion
41—Art ILalla)
4—
Horn , bold 4»—100 mlUa
6—Wtii U
16—Organ of eight

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Theater news, aiiDuuore*
nients; n:3«, String music; 7. Din­
ner music; K, The ( f i M*rk;D:30,
Munir of the matters; 10, .Enter­
tainers,

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7, News, singers; 8, Same at
WEAK; 8:30, HpoMore,| program;
8:46, llrrynl program; U, WKAK
(2 murrsli 11, WJZ program.
183—WFI,A, Clearwater—838
« :/» , •\'arlrly;;;il:l|# Toplr* in
brief, (NBC); T* Araoa V Andy,
(NBC); 7 :It, Mclodlcti’ 7:30, Kbll
Cook. (NBC); 7:45. Willlem llant,
(NBC); 8. Bobby June*. (NBC);
8:16, Varieties, (NBC); 0, Bussell
Kay, h'erap - Book; D:3Q, Pleasure
hour, (NBC); 10:30, Kvsture pingram. (NliC); J|, Nclllo llrvell,
(N BC ); lJilb, .Vincent J.opes, (NUC); 11:00, Burk's Blue Roys. ~
2IX8-W UAB. Tampa—Itt*
0, Smart Bet otrbeatra; 8:15,
Twilight trio; 0:45, Musk; 7,
Town crier; 7:15, Kelix Perilinamlu
orchestra, (CBS); 7:30. Nc«»t
7:35, Celia CalsigwUla; t:|6, Pela
and his Playmate*, (CRSltJi. Ar­
thur PryetV bind, (CBH); «:I6;
Dance ir.uiic; 8:30, HarttcII's
community speakers; 8:46, Kperial
features; 10. Art Wesley's merry­
makers; 10:30, Earl Burnett's or­
chestra; II, Ueara music.
JIH.R— WMHR, Tampa—1370
5,

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0:10. Philosopher; WABC (2 1-2
houttj. ,v'
m . « - w iia s - 4 m
7, Orchestra; 7:3#. Joe and Cap­
tain; 7t45, Stilling Jack; 8. Bam?
aa WEAK; 8:18, Sponsored pro*
gram; 8:30, Sony hits; 0, WKAK
(2 hours); l|, fame aa
WJZ;
12:16, Orchestra.

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H DRO —j Or Undo.
6, Musical Moods; 6:30, ftouth
Krw IsIfinIriM; 0, Time signal,
H:0I. Muslr; 0:45, Evrrythlng Mutiiral; 7, Time signal and H"HU
smtnunrrn 1‘iitsj 7:)6, Felix FrnlInamhi and his Park (Viilisl Orehrstra, Columbia Broadru'llng
Hyalem; 7:30,'Royal's 1*0*1 of UnOrgan; K, Arthur ^Prynr’a Crams
Band — Columbia Braadrnstin^
Kylsem; 8:15, Btakellaill game;
0:16, Kaii-s and Forlsa Bum
Donee.
WIH’ F — flolaeatllle.
6, Time Signals; 6:01, Studio
Programt 5)16, ilsw iisn Hha-Iown; 5:30, Oigaa program; 0.
IlcrWrl llutmea, Bsr'tonc; 0:16,
Kmtdie (ithan, pianist; 0:30, Paul­
ine Mi*: II, viullnist; Kdward Newramr, bsliiuiMj 8166, Sheriff mnl
I'llira licuiuUy. 7^ Ban is I Currie

CKLKKY LANDS

r u n 8 AI.fl
Ready for celery crept. l\rfectly drained 0, 10, oi uioro ar(*a
No cash. friiulred from respon•liite buyer*. Prank L. Ferguson,
J tn W V a U t.___________________

&gt; f lb* church al Montreal, North
Carolina Iq M»y which arHI aay
U*t the “ tea tireuuwa” within (he
pastorate ami tburrbea hat pro.
dqcad an ‘ Intolerable alat* of affalia."

uLm-***

ujmlir.. hlchc.-i
line condition
perfectly drain* J.
Thrco strong flow trrllt. Thirty
acre* spk-mlij hammock land will*
abrll rnnun-l, adjoining. Ono of Ihc
cholrrat 40 acre* In celery delta,
near. Cameron City. Ant In another
business. Will moke it Interesting
to you. (Jrl In touch with me. Her­
bert 0. Clipped, owner, Route Z

lotting for a new pnstor demand a
ml a who It “oung." a "gc getter,"
aiyl.a “ humdinger." Oar minister
"tote the committee explaining
many react o f paaloral incompati­
bility, Infroaard desire'for entcitaeniarnt ia the pulpit, wurldlinetu and a demand fur sensational metheda to attract largar audlencaa.

KlIB SALK:

B flat tenor saxo­

phone. A Uuescher intlrutnrtil.
Hood condition. |50. Phuno 443.
FOR SALEt Oilvanlxej Iran and
wire trcttlssrs, beds and olbrr
furniture. 1300 Mwgnolla Are,
WE HAVE five exceptional bar*
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PIGMY HIPPO WEIGHS 14 POUNDS

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CHICAGO, Apr. 7 - ( A F J -. * . " » J 150,000- can * tha «
CkV»i« U deciding tod*y w ho*.■ from Carmak camps.
. '
* t WOtom (ta b Thwapsmi n a i Thompson’* in’rain wx*. plan
W teppled from Ur* mayor's by Bertha Barer, Republican m
«bUr. With perfect r a t V r pro-■ tk n el ramp liter unman and Col
yoMtog prJw daai&gt; — rstlrwatag Coast serial lia.br, at M&gt;.»0 i
t t b d at woe* than a mlltlo* l b rooro. •
.
somber a f pan on* voting la deElection commissioner* UXpeci
tarlatae 'w hether Thotapooa a* •4 litUa violenro, be I police gwarv
Xataa Comtek, Immigrant min­ l» n an li hrreti fare lin iH lw a i
er, shall 4 b .America's aacoUd k»vr been doubted. •, Akolater
city during tha World’s M r . rirsle’* ettumey* will a rompan
. r j — D im tJ Within Uw D tn w Thampaoa aartrbd the Republican all police patrol*.
» tb ' party an prohibition broke banner. Carmak la a Democrat. " Admlfe.Hr kU hard*:

here On Dry Issue
Is Came Of Strife
a nanb ror."

[or. Clay committee on tbalr rlawa toward
County lia plan to modify the Eight-

If

Tha mpa l rimed hU last cam­
paign last uigbt.
• *&gt;-\
llie ccbpaiyn rayed until mid­
night. lasaaa and InrvctWra f lr f
until the good bight tone* af thv
radio eant final appeals Into thousends « f bourn*.
. PIrony roafidanre accampanlrd
the Demoeratb claims of victory

ronth Amendment
~,c
IA number of southern party
loaders
immediately runs wad
their demands for rubordlnaUng
prohibition to economic Isenee In
t i e 18,72 campaign and want for­
w ard' with, tbalr plana to block
•Aoptbn or Uw Raakob platlonu.
" I k i f aald thev regarded tha
ntatbeiaanV
klLi
chairman's -lalfan
-letter, •«m
made e
(ublic
Spnday, aa aa atb m p t ta comm il the natbaat organisation be­
fore Its meeting nest winter.
“ Economic problem* must htve
f i a t _place In any DemVrrpUcDemocratic
proyraai," aald Menstor Hall ef
TVaweassa, a former chairman uf
tha rational committee, and n
leader of tba group opposing
Bnskob'a economic and prokibltlao vbwa.
,
•r r iw ' TORK. Apr. 7*—(A PI—
Hall thararierited
Rasknb'a Mayor James J. Walker sat In a
letter , aa “a atm iuaus attem pt to bower of lilies yestVrdar. hanse l
make prohibition not only a para.bioaaa f a t on the taPte ami ex(CociUased On Page Fedr)
claimad
“I shall anewrr .tha rkararo
against ma only with tha help nf
my o w n'knlra and tha head* i&gt;(
departments cadre met). The am
w rr I stall make will ha mine end
nobody site’ll." ■
;
Thi bawar waa hi* office In city
hall, which admlrinc friend* hsd
TTTBBUi
turned 'ntn aomethlng ireaml.Mig
p greenhouse. Tba esrlamattan see
-da bwwaf
' ------------ -ed to know
rr the ruiyer
of Toxueenr
a t m W U i l i e i t a t the Ubsro* wauld nek t
of strategy1'
M af. the W ostaghegH Elect MalTe “leael’ again-: rhar*
agd Manufacturing I ’empany is defending I
r and limrtim
gas of Inromi
yestorday.
,•
Ranee'r'’- &gt;y
■- U, HI Huarira, mm of the men filed with &lt;ao
working »n the apparain*, aald tho the city sffal
The mayor, ^rho rytamed Sun­
expertm eat wn» suggested to him
b y tha tragic detth of ICauU Bask. day Iru.n eeroral ereek* trot in
ne. after news rtpoiU qdnled wit- California, waa grim ami grove s*
aaaoeo who arid they thought u he b ft lib heme' III the .Hnvfelr
wing baJ fallen from tho plane In
(Continued. , 0 | t , Page Kourl
which tho famous roach crashed.
Equipped with five \|timbletlaed robots, distributed In the
rrings. a plane took off ynnlarU,
•floraoun fur the esporimeat. Tbs
H beta, elec!tiroIIy .ruaUIre to aay
nodes stress or seaU ning of thr
winds, transmit Impuben to the
PALM 11EACH, Apr. T.- (API
rockpU by tba flaahlng or • rod
Hght tin the Instrument baaed. The —Dr. W. I*.* Kbtgalgy, 44, retired
light would warn « pilot to total., physician and a landing Indurirlsl• Qndrtos said Ike te st "waa aufll- tat In Romr, N. Y , tons found daed
riaotly ••tlafectory to ladlrate n In his fashloaakle winter home
•rw aw the right track."
bare yes ta: day wltb a bullet wows I
In hie head. ) J
‘
Auli orlti*s an!
had commit
tad sale Ida and
quest would bg
The body 4»s !
WASHINGTON, Apr, 7^-(A P) room of hla hoi
-Billy Bwsday, the evangelist, where he had ajd
mtdrdey opened an 10-day apeak- Ihe Inst BO 'yehl
lg War of the East under nusplc- pritol toy In tl)o bath tub
empty cartrk W0q tha floor.
i nf the Anil-lit loon League
Dr. Hebar 8 . Warren, lam 'lr
Bpeaklng at the h in t Gnngregs.
Dr. Kingsley liaJ
•wnl Church, (ha evangelist. is physician sa
ssrtointor In (nanm-i as when he been In folll
Dr. K latei
tewp to attract attenUaa more
MW f i years ago, deitouaicd “the bar of nine
hukey bunch" and said the Kigb- Voik city. Ia
wwt&gt; Amendmont Waa further Beach, took &lt;
la I faartleas
Ehbert, leagpt atto n*r. toe and trasummer, Ha
terompany Sunday an the Ghririmpa pr
aa alarming davrlppthe trndvncy af youth «•
. prohibition." Ilu added
Lory K'evens
Mom failed it werid be

wcnty-i'tilrt} Ketrular
Legislative Session
Gets UnderWayToday. Aa Gavels Fall,

WALKER SAYS HE FLOGGERS STRIKE
WULLEADFIGHT AGAIN ON HEELS
OF LAW EFFORTS

DevkeToW amOf
Weakness Of
•b Given Test

the fact that aneekwo ace very axpenf« g roo. | hope that
nl Bgaslaale County
i posted aa to their

sIqtow
&amp; Jest
r u*ns
what yem

Falto*

Winter
iSelf
Health

r of the trip I* to
*•» for thO dry
e money for any exIo m I campaign plas-

era, waa the victim.
KWna|*ed a t hW home by fcatr
min In a “big black sedan'' Jack*
eon ws* carried to Aripeka, Id
Htmaado-county, and (longer.
Jackson refused to give liltu r ii
tlee fulldetalla of h it ahductloa
but said he had been Rlvva "1C
days ta leave tewp,” ,
. t ,
' Jarkeoo aald two a t n i w . s Is
bis home Friday night about *;1F
(Contlauvd On Page M il

Doiith.

“signed Chairman Of N e a r l y Forty Cases
UA Farm Board Is Of Law Violations
Come Before Judge
Thoroughly Vexed

CHICAGO,,Apr. 7 .-(A P ) Alexandir Iwgfe, having read hie
tjilrd regular Ifgltbllve eerelon MebiluaryM In 'the papers aver
aa the sound of gavels railed ■Inca he irrigat'd as rhairman of
these together for *0 days of law- the federal firm Imaul, I, “mad
rlrar throuph."
^
mktlny.
lliin.h'nc hU angular frame for.
Amid a profushn of flowers
end In chambers Jammed with ward and il.uh\mlng on the ylats
Ipaatatore, members of the house top of hi* desh at the Inlrntsliun.
and ssitaty sleeted their res|ecl* el llarveelvr Company, lurguo InIro officers nominated at cmucu»- vrlyhad against editorial Implnada last night. Pat Whitaker. Ikne that he "got nut while the
Tampa, was alerted president of getting waa good."
the reflate. Clng U w ls, of Gulf !V*ually rrporter shy. (or omr
reanty. was named speaker of he was g]ad to ate a nekvsimfieiboats. The eleclien otrurted men and get thl» **off my «nlnd"i
Ofter ■ana tore and represents- 'Tongnria was tight In pa*)ini:
ea took the oath of office ail- the eyr|&gt; ultural merkrtlnp n-t,
nUtered
in . the roapectlvo end the federal farm lonnl It go­
1
by Chief J uitlee Rlv-ing streru.'"

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Novel Golf M«toh M olittle Wi l l Be attendance Urged
Is Being Scheduled GraftHarmonPrize t Meet Thursday
For Next Thursday F # Aviation Feats Of Commerce Body
A novtl Idea In golf ploy which
will see severol teams nf two play­
ers each, competing In match play
a t the Sanford Country Club
Thursday afternoon, is aminum-cil
by Alton Stawnrt. professUual in
charge of the club today.
Instead nf proceeding around tho
course la the customary mrlhnd
of ploying each hole from Ire In
groan In rotation from one to
eighteen, the course will be play­
ed ha’kwnrd. from gieon to grrrn.
Teams will start play by dr v.
Inq off from number one tee to
th e eighteenth green. A ftrr sink­
ing tho’r putts thero, they will
drive off from the edgr nf the
given to the seventeenth green,
and an on, around the course.
Hsvernl golfers have alroady
handed In their names aa partici­
pants, sad all others who wish to
in ter the unuruol match are asked
la get In touch with Mr. Elewart
nt onre. Pairings will be spnouncrd totof.
.
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Island Of Madeira
In Hands. Of Rehela
LlftBON, Apr. 7—(A P l- E trk t»*t twitaorehip wa* being e»*rdeed over all Information com­
ing from Funchal, Mads Ira which
I* In Ute hands of a rr&gt;o| military
junta.. Tha ualy massage towing
from Funchal today wa* frosg
Ibst British causal to too f.-eigu
minUtor. It auld that complete
order relgoed there, that all
khopa- wefw 00aw. and that bu^*
nms activity waa prwroodlng laqa
expwlit tunary

sevooJ

Early to s t Evening!

TALLAIIAB8KK. Apr. •»-*•
41')— Kaproaealallr* Tma
ataaa af l ll lb ^ g e s t r «M nlr r

MaStlr show m an'of t W W &amp; P 'H twlnf Inpeart airat ptaen d
Ing bin lest Cght with aerbua lay- a r t last faaip t roller Brambn rnd without hlf traditional eat Anna |a the llessae af
ritrea and sideshow, ha. announce Seperoealallroa. Ha aald the
ed he would never Benin seek o ff reealatlaa aeekleg laaprockaieat
flea from tha electorate. '
' * proha hly weald be brought tm
Carmak cried:: "Elect me and
free Chicago from four more yeahf 13 coast* all pf a b b h be s.td
araar freer banking eltaalwaa
(Cmtlnuad oa Pa|ta 4) ,
Is HUIabsrasgb rassty . “I *»st
to give sa Idea af ehleesery
or rooslriag l« r easeri les wltb
this matter asd am 'm sk b g the
asaaacemeot af It aa Mr. Aasaa
may knew af It aa ease 'a s
ft rieal laferm atba
ran
be
breach! ta the fb a r af Ihe

Bangs His Fist AndDe- Four Men KidnapCiti"
dares He Will Do zen Of Elfers And
!Hls Own Answering Administer Bettid£

S iH O S S s SV k d »

CLHVKIAND, Ohio. Apr. 7 . ( APhc-MaJ. ^tunes II. Doolittle,
I upnjaily knewn Be "Darhtg Jim"
f ir doing ruth things as tusking a
l-owgr dive flout (Out) feet and
flylpk blind with all vision u'iriitm cil, will recslie one of avistlowV fureaiuai hi nor* here today.
Fifty eight airplane* will clrvle
ami stunt over the city, while In
Ihatproeerve of IU0U officials, av­
atar s, burlnrsa ami firofesakraa!
men from over the tuition, lie will
iregies the Hannon trophy uf the
l.igtta Intel nations I ilro Avta’rura.
lie will ahare honors with the
!•*».u * run -T. Ilrrrirk of Close*
land, gnihassndor l« France, whose
relatives will be luvsente,) with
the acroll or the l.lgue for llrrilrk’a promotion of the larfayetU
Kwiugdr.ll* during tor Wnrl I War.
add Ms part In the reception uf
Modbergh In I’arU.
Haotiltl* will Iw glvrtr the truidly as Ihe first pilot to take off,
fly and laud lit blind flight. Tha
flight ws* ma&gt;k- at Mitchell Field
in 1878 The rockplt of Ihe plant
was eomplrlrly ru n red with ranVS« pa Vhst. vUW* to tha wuUUtowra Imposslldc.
Tho dOOD-foul power dire waa at
f'levtlin^ during the National Air
isrgu here In 1820. It was for the
purpose af testing the elrsegth of
Ihw-Wrylane. Iturhlng doau MKi
n llew an hour at -Woti feet, tba
plsnt began tearing apart. Only
an laslM t Jat* r Ikwllllle tusk to
his, parachute.
He was named the "The Flying
Hspioa" at Bantlago, Chile, In IBM
-vtoui with both hi* legs lu casta,
btiS rnde a demonstrsrion flight
a |&amp; |a t physician*' order*.
Ills
icdh • short time before hod I n s

Arrangements for the riwtl-rn
of off leers, final organism l.&lt;.i if
the County ('harsher uf Coaimerr*.
and coni'ileralion of rev • si *uggrarinns made In thr unnuk' rwpr-rt
uf tbr president, will lie lh&lt; tuples
under rilsrueslun at the misting
of tlo Hoard of (iovermos, a»lr~
riuled to lie held Tnursdai night
at l;00 o'clock at the Ct.amlrar of
Commerce building.
President Papwo'*. t sent
tha
following leltrr to the i!ti u, tii’ice
ip*ml era of tha Hoard this morn­
ing:
,
"Our Board of tt i.Timrrs n.ivttng I* railed for Thursday, Apr. V,
M:(N) o'rlmk, at tho Chamber uf
Commerce office Wr earnestly
beg nf yog (o disengage yourself
fur this night, and give a few
hours for the heiirfit of your city.
There are a n vial vrry Important
matter* to lie . on-'ilcrnli I. Or­
ganisation of Ihe County Chamber
of Comment | 'J. Arranging fur
the rla tlu n Uf offlrrrn: n. Finan­
cial considerations, ami r r t era)
suggr-stlon* made In our annual
repnfi.
"If you ate unahla to attend
glraec ad cl hi this office at utae".

Father And HlaSevcn
Children Die In Fire

* GALI.IFOIJH Ohio, Apr. 7 (A F )~ A father aud aeven childron burned to death today wheg
• fir* doatroyad IW r log cab­
in home on fw an Croek near
hero. Tho dead,are Jame* White,
hn. Mary. M ;)’Jausoa. in; John.
14: Ira,. nlnej Mae, five) and
twin daughters, Nora and Dora,
three.
The rabla quickly horned. Tim
(Ulluis had Ate opportunity lo
•*ea|ie. Ono aod, Goorge. 12. ulthough •■rlonaly buruad reurbad
a tHishbortof assbln and »«mnd*d au alaruu flf jth v time neigh(era arriva^j bypurer. the cabin
was an infafhoAW they wero un­
ACK or AIEMNKK
able to «ff«c( g&gt;**c aa. Cause of
UBNB, Australia, Apr. |be fir* ll, TpMMgjnilllied.
the f states I cluo
p i a . ^ 1 , g i it ih e
to too fgte.of the
V U M d J e B P B r . Tc- ( A F &gt; W A. ’-ru* M f c W r af the Yuira
Ken 0*1. edB H Ifcd pab-Jdr yeste*dry » * s M ^ K V o t r r l n . . u - . . t
WM'iss.
promp-

Another rroadrd docket, nearly
40 caees of alleged law v b tatb n ,
required the attention of Manlcipal Judge I t W. Wars yesterday
afternoon, end e» on b a t Monday,
the proceedings continued Until
nlyht-falL
Court opened with the case of
Johnnie WIUoii. colored, ekaiged
with making threats. H r waa fined
ll.'i. Officer (Iray made th e .s t ­
ru t.
. • •
Ten centlnued rosea were then
disposed of In the feilowlng mau■eri
f“
— — rohned,
-o-u.-.* »h»rgen
a___Glenn
Th*rp,
with F.eorderly conduct, wag ffneJ
(10 after plrodlag • gUltty| I’eter
llufftran, rolurod, ebatriro with
bring drunk and dli ' *
fiord »(0: Frenk Iblr, rolorrsl*
quqr, ha* dUntlieod; Jim vanlp«
bell, minted,' rharged with dlgordrfly conduct, wee dbmleeedl
Ms, k William*, colored, eatrented
a (15 bond on n charge or dllordcrly conductt Collier! Moorhead,
eobt-ed, wm dismleted ef a charge
nf dluitderiy conduct: John Mowart, colorod, .••treated a (10 hood
on e similar chain*; Kd, Manning,
white, an,| Joe Drayton, colored,
charged with reckless driving,
were fined 110, and (10 and 14
dry*, respect Irely. Manning’s Doe
end Dmyton'e Jell eentenro ware
•Utpendril piuvlded they do net
e|iprer In court under 80 dgy*| »nd
the case of James Henderson,
rharged With puseeeelng liquor,
was, at the request of bis attarmy. postponed until Friday.
Willie Dellinger, cobred taxidriver, rharged with possessing
liquor, was fin d 0(0. Officer
firry made the arrest.
J. II. Farrell, colored, charged
wi ll la-lng drunk an j disorderly,
following ,hia arrest by Officer
Wllim. was fined ( I1 U .
W:|lle I'ooper. colored, rhaiged
with dfiiokrnnese, had hla epee
rtilln u n l until Monday. Officer
Wilms made lb# arrest.
Waller Bribe*, rolured, charged
with dl*cr-lerly reikluct, waa fined
(Continued On Cage Four)

Desire Of Man “To
Get Even" Results
In Wreck Killing* 19

mtultlng

from a

this morning a t ’the . Feroald*
Laughton
Memorial
Hospital J.
without rogalntag coneclousnao*.
ArronUny to Infarm atbn wbMb V
was dlscloiod a t an In m U g a tb a
Of the accident) In the-offleto e f .f
Coroner 0. F .‘! Herndon .th in
morning* young Godbea\ and **; .
ether youth, Jack Johneuu, Of-'
Undo, were the only wl|ibeeea- &gt;
G- .lbee aald that he waa d rlria^ '!.
the sedan to fisnford wham
a point about .nlae mllaa . fro # ':..
Sanford, be approached tw o. m b
to.uooilre being driven south. The J
lights on one a f the cars ,1
blinding, ha aald.
- •j
Dimming Me own lights.'
slowed down to sbast U f
ah hour, and pap«*l „ the. '
ear,- • Juat ns he h ad .g li
passed the eyrond-ca^wbUjlt more t(um *t&gt; feet baft
s ft ml one, he eetyl aW,' ♦
jh im iiii ukout. “Look out* Um
• m apV tiadboa aald that; h i

S

hlf' him", .m forn ho M
car to » atop, wHWn
Qodbao arid that M
jumped out. of the ro t
las
1*1 aofs# (Ism
ta tka
the .aid
tho Mill
man. lie Is
the car to whore tha atoi
breathing heavily, and, alto
elating In glaring him (a ihe
(CV t iaged aa Page &lt;

Makatmp Gandhi Is
Journe:
To Uiilted S ta te
1 NBW DELHI, India. Apr. 7 ,i~. • V
( A D - Mahatma Gandhi, lndipi- •
national lander, U con* Waring
carrying out hli long-drerirbod i i
dealre to vlalt thr United Matos. .
where ho expects to find a tympethotlc response to tola tight far
,
Indepandenc* In India.
.
II barama ktrawn yeeterday t h a t . _
tha Mahatma may go to Amartoa &lt;
either bfeora or after ha atitnda. ' \
the second round table conferr«Ke
In London, lie wonhl kyakc Iku ;'v*
trip aa a private rltlssn.
*•*[:.'%(
It l&lt; considered oatikei) that ihe V British goernmrnl will look wlUt!
favor on this proposed trip.
v l
The Mahatma balU.ror Irdto’e . 7?
Indeiwndenre movement .-drill U - \
rreosa Its support thr-tughgut Itwr
world If he vialta tb» . country
which 154 &gt;ear* ago facsd a prolri
lySi soul*whot

alrotlsp to- ytbdk

Which ruofronl* India. Ito also to
anxious tn bring to M otion, es^tf ;
tha aid o f aqatoni ■spiritualise^
IIKNKYKTTA, Okie.. Apr.
(A l')--T he dsalra af George D ar­ Woodrow Wilson's Mesl of to tp f '
nell, 3P, serilou hind, to “gig ev­ natlwaal bruiberfanad, which ho doen" w'th the tore man who die- World War by European malar
s-hargrd him seat 13 persons, two la
'...
whitr* and 11 tiegroy* to th rlr
Tho prlavlpol m**srgv whkh
deaths In a Ht. toi l* Han Franrisro passenger train wrack barn dials "holy roe a" w -ld .to k s
America would be his tavm |to i
Aug. I*. I8M.
Darnell confessed la court yet- Irina* af aon violem-j. |&gt;«a*ton
teiday an,) ptraded guilty to a
munler rhargn. He win ba venteacnl Wednesday. - ■
.
Judge Hwsa did not Indicate rarial in tjadlees with a view,
whethrr bo Inteuils to asotns tha attaining ualm **l yoaur. - ,[*
ilrath |ielialty.
Darnell oalJ It* booeme enraged
wlirn he wnv ' d acha rgrd. and
■riMkrd" a )*il swjtcb aa 1he out*
skirts of Ifsoryolta about the lima
hr espi-cted a freight to pars.
“ I theugbt Um freight train
suuU Jump Mu ttaefc. but tk&gt;t M

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Mftny New Arrival*.For
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Short struts between sizes.
We have in stock a very
complete r a h are of sizes

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for most all wear.

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Prices are most reasonable.
You will see sorathing new
and different

th « U N iv I pUM la the
had a v lrt* * l laebopeiy

i*h i n n , whan

ihre#

. and Llndaey, went U&gt; |j
Inch— to load the field,
da, Daytona Booth, won
• In lOd, and von Ua MO
Itt. ttaaior, laaford. iron
I high hutdlta In lB d ,
'O cala, won the 2*0

vie# rm ld an t,

ed Cecil Both, D # U w l, ;
w*a voted le v kpld T o W M !

Inga twice a ydar,. after ike
taU'aaaaon and a fte r tka kOa
lU aeaaoa, and te One mem*

4 M u * * * BAT

ktwwu U*Uttra. /&lt;#f.
I t h lla , ona of which waa d
n o by. Pat* M rCUnahnn,' l-I'

flaldar.

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PPORT SHOES

.

- Tli# a w # by lnnlag*i
Pittsburgh 000 110 0«0 :- » i t :
MIeeloa. . ■ 000 000 0 0 0 -1 • Wood, Bodnar and M oaUri CM
t«r and BtenaeL

• ?W ck tfnd White
Qne Strap Pumps
.
v '/ 4 Black Kid Strp&amp;s
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complete line of beautiful ,
* * fast &lt;?olor'. n
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All Peter P^n N t
40 inches wide
In A Price Rfuiirfr'5

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The New. Light Shade Sea Sand
v» • •. f
JitVyjOv
,
Many other veiy popular styles

A Very L v ely Q u a l i t y

l» n hara Bandar rn a ttln *.
Manta reeraoa, Oakland rook!

mound.man. let the T Igera dm
w ith Hgkt hit* which ware fair
wall acatterad. - ,
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The ecere by ' “ ^ ra i
.
Detroit ■ tOO 000 * 00— * a
Oakland
BOB UO « • - » * » ,
C antrell. Okie end Orahewil
Peanen and Bead.
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BRIDGE SHOES

iffiw.1 iz?The1 "Leading^uJes
-.1 *•' ffstV«&gt; L,
Quint tiu it

DRESSES
COATS

S ite * 36 to 44
. O th e r* 19 to * S

\ / f 111 la.'W

tilp
Banday-aad-am atheied .th *
Phlladalpkla AthlaUao a e e a n d
time by a aeolo at 0 to 8. ,
a
Boh
Walah
pitched
ra
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ia
n
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ball
J N EW A R K , M. J , A p ril 0. (A P )—A kotna run by Andy Co­ for lha J#ro#» C ltr te » « . «hUe
han In the- #lfhth Inning enabled Bod Clancy. Y *u a * and ie lk trh
tha Nawntk Banra to dafaat Dm w .r. ih. Hading klUrr*.
Tha ororo by Inning-«
Phlladalphla National* B to 1 Hunday* -Tka d w e lt’ b in* h im with Philadelphia 000 00$ 0B0-* I 1
pan# on aod th# w r * tied at 1-1 . Ja rity C ltr 0 W 001 p o «-B I I I
• Chuck Klaln d eb ratad hi* algaLlabhardt, Parkin* and llaylnf I
Inc with tha Phllllaa by donning a R. Walah, llartm ana amr Marrow,
uniform and breaking Into th* M. W*Uh.. Mli« K •
•
gam# aa a plnth h lttar, Ha ground­
BAN K B A N c iso b , A p ril K * ~
ed out,
, Tha ar«ra by Inningit
’ * (A P )—'A ttar a lo w t* tw e nkm
Phlladalphla too 000 OOO—I t 0 In lha flra t In n la t C h a ri* . Wand,
Newark. &lt; 000 000 l l a - f a .1 PltUburgh aouthpaw, aettted down
Palltnaitla, Brkloier and Davlai and draught tk# Ptralaa a ft to «
Thcmaa, Urannan, Mangum aaJ victory over tha Baa .F lo a tla w
llargianraa. *
Mlenient of lha Pattfla Canal !#•*
foa In a moraine aihlbttton raaaa
* * * * * * ClTYTApr. tU -(A P) Sunday, “ ■
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AT THE CAMPS

For Tuesday Only

MEN’S STRAW

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andr strawa.
Soft?ai:
DnmSe

SHOES

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TVgvoI EnaoroUee
Spectator

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if CluTh Sport*

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into debt each week at. t h e r
« aoto u inereaatf to aid the
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bub we w&lt;
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LRYi S C A R F S
YORK
f a : ker Methediat Orphan*** C
for th# benefit of the M*tV&gt;
Oiphanege - a t H»n«on Rprt
were the IS bo&gt;*. member* of
orphaaago ,'hhml, *11 wrel
bright red uniform* purrip
with Octagon *0*p w rappfA M
friend* k i o been donating to
orphaBkgo for *oni* /llnHWT
hoy* furntxbej b u u k through
lb* oftemcort under the direct
of Dan B. Sweat, h* nd matter.

P m Ii at the door ‘
K. U, Mobley and Ml
'•m ay, while othoi- d
w ort Hi*. J. U lin t
8. R. DUthton. . talc &lt; u fumi»hed kj
1* 1* Rhythm King*,
orchoatra, of Kaatla,
rod Comark uniform
ng With tha Kapp.
t of green and whit*

A N T IQ U E S
MRS. FRED T. WILLIAMS

Cat Ftawtro
SM Oak M f n *
*
rh*M m - i
TlfcSDAY, THURSDAY, ,
FRIDAY
Ronfard, Florida,

era pa paper draped from all Com*
Mr. and Mr*. K. T. Warren, and Ota of tha room*.
thlldreu, apant Sunday In A.ibotadala with Mr. tad Wra. Oaronca , Among .the** prawn! r n r , 1 lha
Mbuww Georgia Mobley, llelre
Gardiner,
Varaay, Emllle Llngt*, Edith
*
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'
B*n Aaitln, of Avon Park. ’ ha* Wllktnaon, Maoda Lake, Canal*

FLORENCE HALL

C harth'and th-

Web
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Midi
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a actio*, bridge.'Rea* be made with Mr*,
or Mr*. IL A. New-

M r*.

P re s id e s

At OariJen CIub Meet
; WUh'ltra.* a T w T E pp * preaiding,
th* 'Tegular mretlhg of |he R«mu
Cj r ic . of the Gerdau H uh war
hgU on Thwaday morning a t the
j S t - u T U ti. W. E. Wat,on In
I Court! Mra. WalUr a CoL-

taka place Tknraday
ht the Eplacopal parireaalng her
tha co-op«ratlcn
M Circle te tk*
J hi ill Garden
it a t the meeting
ttmi R. Allen, M ia
* Mra. Under Cur*
Celt laugh, Mr*. A.
R. M. Galloway.
DaaktU, Mr*. J. M.
8. Head. Mr*. W.
a.. Pied It. Wilaon,
rt. Min. a M-llautr H. feta man, Mra.
I Mr*. C, I* Park.

Meeting

George fltolooff, df 'ffew York,
STATE COLLEGE FOR- WOM­ baa arrived beta la eptnd a abort
EN, Tullahaaaaa, April 7.—Kler- vacation wllh.Ua parent., Mr, and
a nr* Hall, of Tampa, hr preaklo-it Mra. Mlk* Sthlhoff.
of tha Eat* Thu Alpha aerority at
Miaa Sara Mitchell, of Saraaota.
tha Florida State Collag* for Wo­
man, a national orgmnlutton In- •pent thg week-end hare with Mr.
and Mr*. Grovar C Sparring, a t
■ullad on Ihv can pu* in 1034.
; Tha Eatn Tau Alpha terorily their home In. Mayfair.
waa found ad* In 1B9A a t th» Vir­ ' A. F. llaaard h«« returned to
ginia B ut* Normal Bcbool la Augnata, Ga-, aftar apehdtig tavKarmrilte, Virginia. The eoroiity oral day, hare With Mra, llaaard,
wra tha flrit women'# frnternliy and their daughter, Harriett.
to be chartered In the »Uto of Vir­
ginia.
,
‘
Friend* of Mitt Ruby* Goaraey
WUh appronlmataly aiaty chap- will he glad to leem that the b
ttra in tha leading educational in- Imploring nicely a fte r 1being aerl*
•tiluLon* In th* country, lb* nat­ oualjr ill at her h«me for tome
ional taemberehfp roll total* neatly
H.000 member*. Beta Gamma rhapU r at the Florida tttal* Col]eg* for
Mr*. L, l&gt; Taylor,*aod eon-loWomen Include* *8 act lea mem; law «nd daughter, Mr.1 and Mra.
bare and 11 piedge*.
Gordon Cannon, of Tampa, apart
In honor of l‘.a fnimdera and Ita Sunday hot* aa the gdaeta of Mr.
mother atate. the eorority hat ea- a n j Mra. Brodle William*.
tabllihad a Beta Tau Alpha Moun­
tain Health Canter in Currin VelMr*. J. M. Mulllni,' and daugh­
Ity, Virginia, which la under a ter, Mr*. John Hay**, of Palatka,
trained supervisor. The. eorority wee* tha wtek-rnd gueata of Mr.
alto maintain* a nrhnlarahlp loan and Mra. ll. .J, Garrett a t their
fund for-educational purpoae*.
home ua Weal Ftret Street. •
Among Zeta Thu Alpha girl*
outatandlng in atudrnt ar Grille*
cn th* rampua of tlm Florida Slate
College for Women are: MarguerII* K n a r, of Kt. i*etar*burg, buaInraa nuwager ef the FDmhrea,
th* rolWga weekly, for the year
UW ,1l{ Mildred Kanbe, of Ht.
Ptlcrwhurg, newly ebrted bualnea* to be given luglght at H o'clock
manager of tha earn* pubUcalhn under th* direction of Mr*. Geor­
for the. coming year; Florence ge A. MaffelL The number* on
flail, Of Tampa, a member of the the program are aa follow*:
1- Violin ■ula, (aeleried—Charuaher committee; and Nannie
Griffin,' of Tampa, parllamen'Br­ lotta Ni x, in t-nmpaaleil by Mrw. W,
ian of Ih* Junior ^rl&gt;a*' and Jun- M. McKinnon. !
tor.iopraaentatlve to tha eeoate ef
9. "Slight
MtotakarT— Alice
the College Government Aatocia- Jehrnon
Hon.
X “ Wlnlrrli r Approach"—Ellen
Active mrmlwr* of the eorority Meriwether.
are; Florence Hall, Tampa; Mill!4. -Calling f o r . Jill"—Lillian
rent Amriutx, Brooktvllla; Mary Cameron.
luvernrea;
Margaret
Connell,
8. Thom e* the Pretender" —
Woodward, Nannie Griffin, Tam­ Mary W lggl«.;W
*
pa; Kllaabeth Cermak, Marguerite
«. Toby Kind* O u t" - Kent
Ki ana, Dorothy Stovall, Mildred Roaactler, Jr.-' •'/¥ ? '" __________
Kanin*. BL IVUrabuigi -Helen
7. "Hud’* Fairy Tale" — Jane
Croat.;-, Cltra; Sybil Corbett, Jaa- Lloyd.
por; Imogen Curry, Weal Palm
H. -Churnin'"—Dqrta Homer.
Rear hi Lurillr StanflU, Erltn*
». “When Mother Went AwoyMcClellan, lltountatown; Halau
Shepherd, Miami; ttorothy Cap- —Katherine Spencer.
10. "The Natty Bkby“— Nell
pieman, Ocala; Clara William*,
tVInrhi rli r, Tenn.: Maude Lewi* Stewart.
11. "The M Girt"— U u ia SchMcCall, High Spring*i Katherinn
]* .; X. ,
Gltatn,
Thomaavllte,
Georgia; Olahl.
19. -Auntie Berk"—Winona PurKathryn Benael, Wrat
la in
Beach; Mary Newton Groan, Part vla.
IX “K itrem A i — AW# WalnGrange; Ada Woodward, Tampa:
F
Tlaime tlrnnun, Galneavllle; Btr- w rlght ‘
14. "At N l^ it Tima"— llrTen
nlao llanrotk. Invrroeaa; and Mll­
Shoemaker.
'
drad Burnt ll, Mult*try.
18. "The Sulla".
Pledge* at U»* aurcrlty Include i
Ida Perkin.
Virginia Whitfield, Mary Dunkle1«. "Nam. DU |MI*"—Evelyn
TaDahaeteei Mary Blair Aageraon, Stow*.
J *.
San; Haartl, BL Pclerebarg) Ml17. "H am m y St the rhone’
m u' Whitlock, High Sprlaga; Vaton* Creekmore, llnttkavlll*; Bath
RoeC Plant CRy; Kathryn Dudley,
P leat O ty i Sara KeUcy, IUiM*on
City; Edyth Wemirk, Havana;
and Mari# WUilama, Mobile, Ala•.
h la fllrr.

WmsF*

a r il Beverly Bandar, Jana Tornkm ,
Row LaVrrno H a r t ,
Mary - Hurt, Jolla lllggin*. K. K
Griffin, - Hialma -Wagner, Chriatino Stoddenmir*. I.urill* Rob,
Margarat Petara, of thia city;
Mary I***, Ruth Lett*. lam Gettiar, R u t h Winfrey. Mlldrad
Slamona, Eleanor Rataa, Nanry
McNair and Tfcalma Van Huehlrh of Oriandot Betty Dunbar,
of Lake City; Ruth MrEwan, of
Waucbala; Elaine Parry and
C la n Looii* Pryor, of Halneo
City; Katherine McDonald, of
Now Smyrna- Fiancee Kelly *1
Birmingham*, Dorothy Teeter, of
Clearwateri Dorothy Roblneoa, of
Jaekaonvltte; Rodney Carmack, of
Tampa; Sara Cawtbon and KUtabalh Duma, of Taltahaaeeo.
Alao Mr. and Mra. John Paul
Walima, Albert Connelly, Robert
Hodaon. Robert B. Aat, Gordon
Dean, John Ivey, Jetnea Bharoa,
Jr„ Wallace Bell Chandler Shar­
on, G. W. Spencer, Jr„ 'Ales
Sharon, Sam Flebcher, Jack Halt,
John Edward Higgine, Harry
Hall, Jack 'Peter*. Bernard Rehlrard, John Be bl card, KInchon
power*. Jam** Wright, Randall
Chaae, Leonard MUIer, . . n i l '
Oierry. L. P. Hagan, J r , Georg*
Knight Caud* llamdon, Evan*
Spencer, Peter Schaal, Dick Veruay. Stanley Varaay, Roy Mann,
Hen Coglnira, B. I- Perkin*, J r ,
fanning* Hurt, all of thia city;
Luke Sadler, Loula Glalrn. Wil­
liam Delaport, Stafford Tiehenor, George Andrew*, Tom Stan­
ton, Robert For ran, Dr. J, H.
Klork, Hewitt Willett*, of Orlandot and Dixie Uegga, of Pen&gt;»n th
Abo Charlie Raubnron. of
Edward McKlmurOkeechobee,
ray , "Buater" Loring and BUI
Rigger*, «f Tampa; Bill Max and
Raymond Ware, of DeLandl
Oglaahy It row n .. of Leeatwrg; Ce­
cil Grant,
Cecil McClelland,
Jama* Tyner end John Randtraon, of Kbalmmaa; Inglla Love, of
Qulney; John Haynrafd, of Daytana Beach, Judaon Hnaaaltlne, of
Miami, ond Baymond Ware, of

*nd Finger
C xSB TV
Waving
J with « pro*
nnunred da*
gree of IndfA virtuality that
7
Inotintly gird*
dlatlnrilon. By
Mra, p, Paul at her homo
1119 Park A*o. Phono ISl-W
, £ I

Th* aneeaorlea llluatrated reploaent aome of the new detail!
which augment the Intereat of
day and evening eoatumea worn
a t amart rendeivou*.
Upper left:—Bright l i g h t
green EngUab doeaktn ghvea
hand-atltcbej of lt-button length
worn with a daytime frock in a
print te correapond.
/
. • •
Nr*t la white galalith Jewelry
which U the outatandlng type
fo r aprlng, Tbo piece* llluatrated
Include a 60-lneh rope and five
bangle bracelet* of half-inch and
Inch width,
The larw mitt follow* the Im­
portance of lore In coatume Thl*
la Mark, worn with a black geor­

• • •
Below, left to right:—A acarf
effect gained by wearing th*
little Jacket dropped off the
►
boulder. It la of black velvet
with elbow *terra*, collared and
ruffed with white fox. Two
►lender alrapa, trotted, aupport
th* dreia.
,

The triple atrand necklace of
white galalith ball bead* worn
with bl*A, navy blue, greet; or
brown frock*.

Th* alttk coiffure drawn Into a
►mouth knot at bark, caught by
tw* ball pin* of engraved gold.
A acarf of heavy wbll# lace,
worn with a dreaa of the earn*
fabric. It i&gt; triangular, with Ih*
point reaching almoat to tbo
walalllnk in back.

p A R T Y
H IN TS

WITH ALL THE BRAN *

‘TOMORROW; A
phonograph record*.

o p th e w hole

Wh e a t

Kogerw Home Scene
Of Circle Meeting
IVith Mr*. Georg* MtCrum pre­
aid Ing. the meeting of Circle Num­
ber Kla r f the Ftral Melhodbt
Churvli waa hib) yeaterday after,
noon at th* borne of Mra. J. A.
Rogeia on Wrat Flrat Street, Th#
devotional v a t led by Mra. W. H.
Thornton and ended with a pray­
er by Mr*. O. E. Camp.
Jlcfroahmenta were atrved by
tK* hmlraa, au latrd by Ml*. H
C. Stanley. Thoae pierent weiy;
Mra. R. II. Monroe, Min. Geurgc
MtCrum, Mr*, ni**'* Hut hlvcn.
Mr.. J. M. McCaaklll, Mr*. M. |l.
Smith. Mr*. W. C. IWkle. II I. W.
P. Field*, Mra. J. B. CrawfoH,
Mr*. Anna Keraovean, Mr*. J. It.
F o rin t, Mr*. G. E. Camp, Mr*. A.
1). Shcemakrr. Mr*. W, S. TTiornInn, Mra. J . II. Powell, Mra. J.
A. linger* and Mia. R. C. Stanley.

A t « low p rice w e «r« o ffe rin g 11 n e rto of la n d ,
co m fo rln b le nm all horn*; ft a c re s U M j
y o u r InvcM tlgallon.

w rit w orlR
.

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A. P. CONNELLY AND SONS
Mlate

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B onds

209 G&amp;al Firm l.Slrttt

Mr. anil Mi*. K. U 1-ranion,
John Devlin and Mnffrtl Plaint,
Jr., of Greenwood, S, C., have lat-ira*d to thalr horn* after rialtlug Mr. and Lr*. Frank I . Wood­
ruff, Oak Avraue, for a ahort
time.
N®, N -200 Jo b No. B -1444 ( I I ) 2 ct&gt;L g 70 line*
N rw ip ap cn , A pnl, I9 J 1

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'Wife-thieving

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R e f/
I w ant my T elep h o n y

Cactl.eitt Burcalenta; Mra. W. M.
Scott, Claaa 9, Flower Pktur**.;
Mra. Roland S. Read. (Tea* 10.
n ^ h Gar Jem ; awl Mr*. Hug*
Wbakhal, Claaa I t , Cut Flower
A i rang*#*#at*.
Other chairmen who are lendlnr
to aaak* th* affelr a
Mra. Endor Curirtt.

AlmoittJally people who dUcanSnum
talaphonui duf.nfl the afro** o lth o (real
monthi ora ordering thalr aenrlc# radorol
found Ihot th* imoil coat of th* Mrriaa hot
repaid many time* eoth month h renvoi
In time ond-o&lt;iuo9y I# moaoy revod.
- Othoral found rtml tbo lore ofEttlr hwldg
would aoon moon Iho lo»a of Moodh boko
tho lock of clok* and persoitel ceofocl mot
tlWo only by tulephooo renrjre. 5*41 atkor
Hon that the aatrlfteo of thotr relapha a o . f
loa* of moor ploewoL Impromptu tocwl |
Inga Whan their friend* ware
by telephone.

m*n a f gi

S IS * /

A goaaamer wrlght whlto lac*
frock with minaret tier*, beltad
with allver kid.

Bnbncripllon Bridge Party
y
TuredAy, Apr, 14
2:45 P .M . •
Episcopal Parish H o m o
By Woman's Guild

romplrto a ccuplet.

Plana Progress For
Annual Flower Show
It ha* been alatad by Mr*. Ileibrrt Kuaaell, general chairman of
IhSMIower thoarWif thd Garden
I lull of Sanford to b* held on
Thuraday from 3:00 P. M. to I0:M
I*. M. and on Friday from 10:00
A. M. to 10:00 P. M„ H ut any iraI-tent of San font or Seminole
County or neorby town* may ru ­
ler exhibit*. All entriao muat be
brought to the pariah bona# before
IOiOO’A, M. cn April 9, Exhibitor*
or rut pow tr arrangement* are requeaied to ua* their own contain­
er*.
Th* follonlng chairmen of varloua claaaea «f exhibit* are naalating Mra. Ruaaall: Mr*. M. 8. Wig■Ina, Cleaa I, Roeea; Mra. J. O.
l-ahey, Claaa 9, Sweet Paaa; Mra.
a D. Ceawell, Claaa I, Annual*;
Mra. J . G. Shaton, Cla*« 4. Perrental*; Mm. Kata a
Dutton.
Claaa I, Bulfaou* I W l l Mr*.
Hare* U Haura a, Claaa S, Flower­
ing Fhreha, Vina* and Tree*; Mra.

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A N IN D EPI
&amp;

M ONDAY, A P R IL 6. 1931

ADMIRAL BYRD HONORED BY SMITHSONIAN

BIG BILL HOPEFUL

States **We*re G o i n g
To Gif* Them All
Arrival

. who have

........ ......... $ With this

ftoeeral hundred of them
—I -

mn*l

Iw tV t

vjto-rrrriop. U *jo hoM -«uim d(he

crease Of Tax
' V aHIINftiTON,. Apr. A—|A P i

WETS AND DRYS
HIT EACH OTHER
IN NEWATTACKS
Action Of Asaociatlon
Against Dry Statute
Viewed With Alarm

today. Many are coming Ip thotr
own aaloatobilta, and *«m#
by air—gveia w all all b* “up In
fli* AJl'Mmfot* th# ■« ' ' - , The Renata D com
rhenaboi* and the lb
member*, making a J rial " f m
probably a

_____'

S e n a to rs P r6 p o -

In N e w Y o irk

-JU W -T O it* i= aiw v -a^ fA W &gt; “ - , Mayor WWker retatwed yealecday
to fight for hi* offltlal life, j
. "Wa*rn golag to «!»• loom all
wo've got," waa th# way hr &gt;!#*•
' ci Ibed the anawer he will make In
’ charge* filed In ouaUr proceeding*
, agalnat him.
, .
Th# mayor'* return wa* reiratd' ed a* the algnal for a general
I tightening of the defence* of all
! department* of hi* admmlatrelloa
, agalnat tk* farthcoming Irgirla_ thro Investigation of New York
' rltv affair*.
’
fianbumed by hla California va1 cation. Walker *«ld ho tea* back

Elks Are Planning
Their Activities In
S ta te ' Convention

Head Of Ehgineerfni
Firm Says ReturnO
Prosperity IsAsCer
- tain-AsDeath,Taxe:

-VThe propo*-tl uf 8*m tor
ham for a blanket ioriraae ,'ti ink
come I** lea ami a lowering of vie
lating rlcm pllon, to ruih is iia v j
agant federal »twnJing wa* give#
a frigid reccpHoa yea atday b|r
leader* of a'l laclimt* In longD -i,
The Connecticut Ittpublkah, a
m iiuU r uf lM»*h lh* f.u»#w •**!.
approprlalb n&lt; toiuililltrea, ro**'ij
while |minted out that banllf
mure tk«n 2.SOO.WOJ peraon* p*&gt;
Income taxe* now. Ua liuDtrri tho
thouaanj* now un. bllgalrU *hmdJ
hr re it brought home to them that
they ahould bear a abate of tho
Inctraar l ro il of guvcrwminl.
Commenting 00 the New K*glender'* nan-ping lax progiam,
Sen.lor Vt'ataua of Indiana. IW
majority II. or leader, **.d:
- | m i nppoatd to any further
taia'.ion Intanae I don't tklnk it
I* nrceaaary under ixiattag condi­
tion*."
The Indianan IwlDvfti the huge
tlcaaury drllrit ran bf met by
rale r f abort term ircutlHau which
the government already haa at*-

WASHINGTON. Apr.
(API
—Two of the major wvt organlaaIlona yesterday launched
fre»h
attack* a gain* l the dry law. while
on* of tho leading dry group* **•
tilled *n|l-prchlblt Ionlata n n d
another rallied to the defrn.c cf
the law.
,
The Methodlal KpDcopal l-oard
of tempi rone* openly hit "ut at
the A»»ocUllod Agalnat the 11#Wbltlon Amendment, charging
that "It systematically Incite* lim
reaentnienl1
The AanocKlrm Agala'll W
Prol&gt;ll,iimn Xptntdment teuAlered
with a .tatam aat mi Norway's
"noble experiment," contendtiig
that the (aliurt of prohibition th.re
preoented a situation similar la
many irfpecta to that in tha
Unit*d Mate*.
K. tteitl Mellride, anper n'rndent of that Anll-Hab&gt;..n l-eugur,
who haa just returned from a
lyxm imU- trip through 10 southern
State*, dsued a etatement to the
eflect t il t "tha Solid Koulh I* a*
*o1U a* ever for prwhlldli.m."
Kmm |h* women'* oraatil&gt;*tinn
for natilnal piphlbltjon re'ctin
mine »nwnneuweemen't of a twoday "deWMHtnllow" again*! Ho­
dty law hi Washington. Apr. II
aid J5 all a aUtement that siia-e
•-•men wire credited largely with
km Ing aupmri prohibit bin. the
fruinine bte’now woubl Im- organ*
Del for h repeal.
Hr*, rkrle* II. Rabin, rhalrman of tk women's organ satbm,
aaU aha . netted OOU weno-n (tool
22 *tat*,UouU attend and aid
rormatlonjif plana to orgarlr*
v»lea fonantl-prohluitlon can II-

■till 'four y ear 1Im n. Sat for th* ' Siacnbara of the Hanford' Klkt
7 £ \ that Rwmtar Welsh &lt;R) •« fgidgn ary making final prepay*Pinellas couAfy. U tH D lalrirt. died thma for tL«lr poll In the conven­
j#
ooma month* Uro, ihwri tion ncUrllie* which upm nt Clear­
vcuta b* 10 Hold-over*, or cioct- •water neat MuMay, hating d**U|n*nnn-h*H of the rntmtorehlp. ed at their monthly meeting last
p .n h u r Ram H air *, (ID. former week to attend th* l t t l 8Ut# Con­
t RfpreonttaHre, waa alerted to fill vention In large numbei*.
The 26-plece Klka Hand will be
odt the Unciplred term from tha
it*‘ Trth .Dfatrict- Of the 10 who were am of many from #H aeellen* "l
bo
-lecVml in 19M for a full four year tho state In a bug* parade,
tartn, Man of khom *u«eodaJ held Tuesday afternoon oft*' 'he
Ihetnaolrra, • h a rt had previous final bus lues* neaalon. An elaliie; fiprrHnc* la *Uh*r tha Henat* »&lt; at* float will be rnterod by lb*
. the, ttooM, and only S
»holly local lode*, according to prv-.-nl
without' Wgtalatlva **p*il*nro.
plane, and, together wl|U
the
JL '&gt; |h tha Ilona* «.f Hiprreenta- hand at least 7ft Sanford Klka are
expected to I - in Una. Ih» k«tt
Vk* agreed In Ui. Uat *— »#• Harrison Hotel, convention beadwere rtstIrrta L Among ,lh* 60 quarter*, will i&gt;» th# rerw.1 rof
|'rww m*mb*r* thl, year, there are moat of the aeaalona of the ihitesome U whe have not had nay « - day convention, whkh gnlminale*
1 nerienw In the lag Dialer* before. with a grand ball hnnrtlud the
. . l . a J . . * 4 . m * r i,l* .n l
l if t
I f h ^ H i one member or the llo w j, new association
’ Hen, J. Weller K»M&gt;*. • /
Tuesday n ig h t
.
IgtoMriy, who represented th* m
Registration of - dewgale* will
I fto rU a Congressional District to begin a t 1:00 o'cleck Sunday af,
J the National Cangreaa about 20 tainoon. A band comp.tllD-v .n the
j a n * , ago. There U a Do on* for* afternoon, and aparial aervlrvt at
l a m aD D genaUr b, th# Hanae.
•U rD a 1water churches •* 'be
^ * l firnTtorill evening coropDt** th# Humlay aeIUm .
.
.fSeE w t. *r Whkh RmnlnoV D a UvBualneas
setoDn #p»n on M.-nday Morning a t 10:00 o'clock w tk
an Inrwarion by th» B*». Father
P . J. Downey, elate ehgpDIn, an enoigh ol
arid re* a of welcomr I t II. II. »•»bln. mayor ef CDnraraDr, and a
ie»poaai by J . I*' H a l, Hi. of
Tampa. prenMent of tb . aasariatDa. Bualaeaa will 1^ r imlrnDd

rtffb h , 0R,anopUrDu
ded til Ronford for
c y a rn , died yeslrt
1 a t Ms home 601
inue, after a short
i« a patir* of Maiy-

obs , 34, Dies
him Morning

L a for Kaulirn
M grocer who died
I south Palmella
I after a Idnlgbt
toer* unannounced

A n f boa |kot burpi* D JackaoavllD
ng w llif tw
M born Jua* 1A
ML uatnlag to thl*
lU * * r* ago. Ha D
Mlriow, Ml*. Krari
M a f Mr. ana U n .

Aflfletic Toarne^
Ourdii high Mhool track *Ura
were thr lenaatlon of tke county­
wide ttack m rit htid at Seminole
Karin* Park Kr:day aftermwn. fur
they *»»p: almo*l evriy etenl In
one-two-lhree nnler to give thali
school the loving CJp offetel by
the aa.orlatlon for thr high achonl
tram scoring thr nio*t P« nt*,
Otieio High * « led IM point* id
th , 14 events. I.yman High wa*
sacond with 121, an,j Geneva High
Iblrd w ttb-1#.--------------In the Inin mediate achw.l claaa,
Chuluota won th j cup in that dtvision tiy aconog S» jioinD. Ink*
Mui y reining in ircond with H
points, and l-ak* Monnw third
wrih 24 |Hilnt*.
In Cl«*» A lloy* erinU , Tip Pai1I0, Oviedo, led with 15 point*, fee
ahead or the field. In CDs* It Ib.ya
events. King. Oviedo, lc,| with U
iwlnts, and in !'!*•» C, Boy* *»•
anta, Touch*tune, Ixike Monro#
•cored 12 point*.
In Claaa A Girl* event*. W hale
on, Oviedo, h d with M |minD. In
CD** II, Girl, event*, MrDch.
Monroe arored II points, ami in
Claaa (', Olil* rventa, Water*, Hy­
man, KOtwl I t points.
Kveiy rare or contest on th«
program wa* a hard fought on*,
and while lha Oviedo entries scor• I consistently, thry did *0 by on­
ly 'rare maiglna in moat rases.

Trade Delegation
Arrives In. London
ToDirectPurchase
IIKRUN. Apr. tU- (AP»-&lt;1. U
I'DtakoV yesterday • n i f t d III Hfrlln a* h,ad of a Russian Had* del*
rgatlcn which will direct detail* of
| 7kjKX),UOO worth of older* for
Herman marhloary to Iw *hlpped
to tk* HorDt Galon. Tbs &lt;l*al m
atribd from tke rereat ri»it of *
group of German Industrie li»l* lu
Miwrew.
I’Dtokar D head uf Roisiag
r hr ra ta l Industrie* and ■form ft If
wa, dlrretor of tba RuaaDn Hla'S
Beak.
Th* Ruaaba InduatilsIDt will Iw
joined here In a few day* be •
doten fellow countrymen iatlud*
lag irpreoeaUHvee of thv mining
inoebinrry canatnrcUoo. agricults
ufal and financial Interest*.
Beth rountiDtihav* agreed up#4
tk* priaclples af th* cimawrrDl
feaL Tb* Get me U goreinmrnt *Da

Medal

Smartly Attired Hu“manlty S t a g e s Its
Customary P a r a de
»* NKW YOllK. Apr. (I.-{AP» Vi anhatlan'i * p r I n g l*urni*li'il
hiwt* marrhed in full Ka»lcr imneply yeahtnlay aga n*t a b*.-kgtuuml nf concrete ami steel loweying i j g ^ ^ 't a ovcrcaal »kle*.
Krom *lately Park-Avenue to
the traditional tuirade ground* nf
fifth Awnur ami Itrcadway, endlea* (brong* mnvtal heaJIro* of the
d ld k ^ n y with tho joy wl the *»*••
_I_ . a l
. Miialanl
*

I’HII-ADEI-PHIA, Apt. tt. —
(AP&gt;—The aerhnd engln.er -.f
the freg h ter llrlen, nr.c'mnri
here, *hot
iantli one *h!pmato tmlf^, ^og'ideil another,
and jh*n kltlej blmaolf. .lentbeta of the crow *»ld Jha rhrotIng v i t a result of a quailrl
following a probt&gt;g...t diluting
belli. Th* dead n an wa* John
Oley. The naiity o»* the *eci nd
enxlneer wa* r.ot Darned. 'the
wonndv I man, William t'aughlen, wa* *hoV lu -this i l w t and

urbi.

Shown For

for

Anodynamle* of th*

World’s S p e e d Ruler
Has C l o s e s t CaU
Of His Long Career
IIIIOOKI.ANDS. Kng., Apr. I —
(A PI— Mir Malcolm (Umpbill,
world'* motorcar rpeeJ kiiik, leak­
ed death In the eye fo ra frw sac.
omit today while hlagjwor* turnmn.
ageabte rating car ran ted lilm
along a rtrcply banhvd track ker*
• l more than 100 mile* an h.&gt;ur
Competing In the
handicap
event at thr opening d * r *&gt;t r*r.
enmplet.’ng lb* first' tap of the
I I mile race when the lie rod cn
bis ear broke.
He then fougki th* cgruen'ng
car along ihe track and or. ught
It to a halt without a inl*h*i&gt;.
If th* cat had gen* off the steep,
ly banked track It ptobabl, wo.ikj
have meant ileoth fov the drhmT
and many spectator*. Can plmll
aald It was onr of the clo,e#t call*
be ever had. Hpoke* of Ih- front
whrrl* were torn nut by tho rod
lasting abt'Ut.
Campliell *»t a new world'* recotd last winter when ho drove b'a
Sunbeam eer at a ta li cf nearly
yfm inlle* an huur on tho vends of
Daytona Itearh.

I xiVera of I ha g te tt outdoor*
w il have nn oppuitunlty to **«;
many of the bentty aputa "f Ani■ilea a* wr'l a* Interesting gllmpu s inlu th* Mid and wild gauaa
life of the nation in a *rrle* of
motion pb tin e, brought to Sanfm .1 by the Man'* Club of U»#
F rat t'hi DID11 • Church, to li*
shown In the Prince** Theatre to­
morrow night. Th# preen da uf tho
evening will go to the building
fund and bnai llmritle* of th*churchKite letla uf pltittrc*. taking
A group of local aportanteia the spectator n&gt; th* finest hunt­
beaded by Gu* Schmah and Arthur ing gii.uml* ur,| flah'itg waters In
..TT".. orfe mnvti,K arrangenirnta ill* H nllrl Slate*, will M- shown.
Yawr|l,
to timinvi-• Hm hyai nth Jam ahlcli F, r tli* i|uall hunter, a *cm* of u
baa pr&lt; rented IDhlng in the We- quail hunt In-the Smith .-liiiwln*
klv* K im for Ihe pa»t several lliv quail on the ground, the dogs
week*.
a; work, ili*\rl»*. a - iDuble, th*
A |Nrrmanent camp will lie #*• dop* ii-lricving, and lb* day’* re­
1talkluit at the mouth of the tier, sult* will be offered. Kor Ibe tu r­
next Wednesday morning In pro­ key buntei, tkare I* u rk tu re of
vide arromnuxlation* for all who Hu- building of a blind, a gobbler
may be IntereaUd In clearing tho flying high ami lielng killed In
rlrd far anil aide, and it* high
d n r . Accotil.ng to Mr. Hchniah,
plan- aiming lb* alrong financial
thh work will Iw done voluntarily,
and-local api rt*m*n who plan to run»iderril by many a&gt; the «P»ed- Inatitull-ns nf thr country has
participate, me .aakrel to fumish lest of all game rl*h, la drplrted hern the subject of public and
&lt;
th. lr Dmt* and .other nrrr,retry 1^ Van t ’umptn Hi Iner, well- printed comment.
camyDu equipment ami supplies, known au'horily on game fllhint;, • Ra'uiday th# bank ircrUed from
tfhkto Kaving |Min» r ImiaI i ui out# who directed Hie lilm and is seen a former realdeat of JarksnnviUa,
now living In Minneapolis, a clip­
U sed protore, are urged te o|»«r- In It.
ping from' the. edllorlal column* of
at.- them .on the -Iver ultei the
In aildltlon In the five re-el* i-f
Minneapolis Tribune. The ed ­
hyarhrih* ate diiloilgvd In urik-r np.rt film*, a two-rrel t-omedy. thr
ts keep Ibe hyacinth* .liifllng ant r n l srvrral srleclDoa by tb* San­ itorial roir mealed favorably upon
the liquidity of thr bank's **r*ts
prevent further jamming.
ford Min'* Qu'rtelt*. will rotp- and lauded the sound and conserv­
, Ripe* there are many angler* I Me the piogiam.
ative hinking principles ef Ed­
and "aportsrorn in thl, section who
ward W. I.tne, rhall man of th*
h i t , enjoyed fishing lh Die water*
lioard of th* Institution.
or a * Weklva for many year*, It
Tbe ri pping waa.aant by G.
U ndedb-tdd there dill I* a large
1bell,- who stUI own*
Murrey Comp'
gathering of worker* on haul
a- home on Klvvrsld/ Avrnua. It
k h eltlr after ih e opining of thr
wa* a* fidlowi.
camp. The ‘rr»p&lt;&gt;n»i» t(&gt; far la aald
"When Ik contra to remservato he rnthuaUtlk- *nd from til Inlire bask slaltaw ate, much redd
dlrtfion, the wmk will Iw enjoyChief 1^ 1'nllc* Roy (I. William*
•b l| as well a* benrfkDI. Tho*e Was thl* moinlag In ra.iip t of * It I* due l*i Edward W. L*m .
whh pUn to.be present, are aakeJ letter from anj *«.J AUiwma 1ball man of lh* board of U|* At­
t# get In touch with Mr. Schmah father wl 0 had been s.-oklng hi* lantic National Hank of JacksOOvUI*. Ha.
’
eon for more than tfcre# tr tti D ,
“Throughout the country, the
anf who write* fta h t# ha* reason* ggnrtal lmpr***Da D that Florid*
to hi lire* that tk« youth may a in bank* are not In aa liquid condi­
t i Sentence Is
tblr vicinity. I
tion as banks I* otbrr aectica*.
J^ m ed By Court Th# Iwy. W tlDm Lyon. Dft The Lane bank a t Jacksonville
hi* home la Aanltte&lt;i, Ala. in dor* not ptove It. Quit* th* TbRRIRUTGNr'Apr. «-(AD It-# mid.ll* of jmaamoer and cam# verae. '
•
en tin.v of a year In DH ■*“* to KDi Mb. Ha uyrot* from Win­
“Thr Atlantic National Bank
xt.Otai fine again#! Albert ter IDvaa og ID*, is but *r.c* had total dgpoalD q i U t compthat lime haa not bren
luard tndlcra* ra'.l on Mar, t | of
from. Ha D g j-aa arv o f agv. t*»-*K* I3X.U00. Banker I j i O* tmild alublir. has a digitt von-plexion, moat i-ay all dapsalta la full on td
&lt;laik hair, d p fiM a a *»»». weigh* h. ur*' nolle*.
IM) i-oumU, o g R U /lv u f*.rt. avven
11H -yC RlV f BTtlLRN
In. he* laiL i f f ha* batn rmpDyNEW JO U if Apr, R -iA P j—
t a»d tar|.«n1M» n.ay Ixiv* Me*. MMjarl* Aidri y**t*nlay
1I*. El arid* IM t-.ld polD* (hgt two aian. dDsoruml
gul*«d ad florUts' ntaaaeagar*.
90 a /an a.
pf a boy vha entered b ar apanam at, bound her
4J*w abst*, D to • chair, Dr had her maid in »
&amp; with HkDf

Atlantic ’National
Of Jacksonville Is
Cited In Editorial

Local Police Asked
To Help In Search
For Missing Youth

. " B u a ln e u In A m e ric a lh ’
o f f am i will s ta y o f f f o r th o - j
n e x t fuw m o n th * ” w a* a il- ,
m ltte d .b y B . W . L cm ley ,
]ire.iident o f th e N ew Y o rk
a n d C hicago a p p ra isa l engln*
w rin g
firm
o f C oat* a n d &lt;
B u r rh a rd , w ho, mp e a k in g a t ..
th e p a n fn n l C h a m b e r o f
C om m erce, lu n ch eo n to d a y on
th* subject of "Kotur* Hro*p*rity". emphasised, how»r*r, that
"All sign* point to a nollreobD
Improtytnrnl In condition* In thw '
nation by at l*w*t fDpt*i*h«r’,(
and O pt "prosperity In AmerBa
may bo dimmed, bat It will net *!1
ba blinded for it haa Iw n , U,
and always will be the greatest
«f anv nation on m rih."
|
Mr. LhmWy'a talk waa brio/
and waa l**-*d .upon facta and
Infoimatlon bo ha* gala*d duro
ing thr paat aevoral montha from
a clean ouaiiwwt aM «l,tlo ,r with
many of tha larger Industrial (
firnw of the country. Meet of
tboae houaoa repotl that condition* ^
are cvtremcly low at UiO proa- '
reit tlma, bo aald, hut that there
were clear «lgna that In every !
branch of bualneae, a marked
change for. the better would take
place In thr Kail.
He ocgan hi* remark* by ram*
paring bualn*#* condition* at
prw rnt to 4 dog who had run
Into thfl wood*, Aaklng the qtw a-'
lion “ llnw far ran a dug ran In*
to the wood*?", Mr. l«m|oy unawrrrd It a t tUg^aame time by
Mfylng th a t “A* eoon a* the 4lug,.
out". Ouaioew wae pletun-l ln
(tlentlnu.a C« r*ge f o p ij ^

Preparations Made
In Tallahassee For
Opening Of Session
TAIXAIIAKSKR, Apr. tJ.-(A I') , 5
—Kac*d with tariou.i probl.m* of
taxatian ml Iif and a genera1 or h i third blrnnlal aesafon of tho
leglilatair open* nt nuon lomoromv program for atale. —uaty, ,,&gt;■
ana niuhlrlpal affair* the twentyrow for 00 day*.
‘ '
Iui*t minute prrparatM** wrra \'il
made In all rapltal offlc-t ti- lap
while lag'alalor* Ibemaelvt* were ‘M l
concerned with appllrallont Iroia , .
job eeekrta an.l Ihe rampalgq of
two repreaentallr,* for tlu) • rah- - '
rrahlp of the house. I'la) l.evcfa.
'
Jr^ of Clay county and Peter •
Tnma.ella, Jr., Ok**cbobe«, -ire
candidate* for Ihe apenke’ahlp^
NominalIwi will lx* made al a for- - J
mat caucus tonight with eU-t'.iub
tomorrow.
*
Th* Anuria alan will nominal* . y .
■ presidanV and other nlfiror* a t X'r
a caucus tonight. Senate, l*at \ ,
WhiUkrr. Tampa, wa* chi&gt;«*q by holdover arualora I wo year* agd '- v j
a* their rbelr* for the pieriJwWy
,
of the new Renal*.
Meanwhile Hoveraor C a • 11 v to \
awaited \Vedn*»day noon warn i h f
houae ami senate will me*t In I
joint , ration to receive hi* blrnnlal . .
m**«age which he Indicate.1 will *
deal with taa relief and new f'l
souri *« of icrgnu*.
•
^ ;

Chlcago^WnT Elect &gt;; J
M a y o r Tomorrow ..
CHICAGO, A p rr« . - ( A P I . r - ’w
One more day of bombardment f t JW
word* and voura drebbi who wm-jUk
bv Chicago's World* Kaly MaytoV, .U
rT'V..u aliA/wa
mIMfRAlIt * -*M
They
(houae Inmnernw
tomorrow -Ibotw*#
William Hale Tkompoon, llrpuk
liran. w to already,baa jftrvp
ihr're ad amynr, and Aston Cei
mak. IDnoarat, 'I m m l g p ^ a
C’irchoaoiakiaa whg.cain* ua fapa
coal mining to 'a position ^ M
ar In politic*, roofldgare radaita
from, both aide* aa t t e tHral M M
dates pushed their camF^Ma*;*

NBWRPAPMM FOUNpR* IMISj

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m

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Im i

mmA. P. CONNELL*
-I t—
stood. p J * . s tr if l e
I k i said to a .to U ttf, -Wi’*

IT T to f l r e t b l g p a t « « •
rs»« to w*»h' a Chicago jury

•tar*
. .r
to killing erf L ia tW

j
i s he

Growerst Read
PERMANENT.

*Tlt§ 61AB0K) S it I HAM

■NM I k ■. . ■ • ■ ' 7 «
Ireryw ton, to enld. to r met
U&gt; a, —

I* to— ehablo and lit

M* m u M u r is m o * i'ca. tm J
k» C4UMMMMM *to». —7

ltd font r u t to (to spirit aboard

The land an his I— 1— f * u

,

% to F abnury, .

Reaent ratru had

in -til* confunlun of
jd . w bw fjr*. . . . —
Tha trial. .Itself was M utual
more far If# omlaalen* "Ito". for
i u . W a t t e . . The r.p to to # t»ld«nce of the (Auer weshlaga oi
Chicago gangdom did t o t mn-

twtalite.' •

Of Ctopa to corn*, Rad Grose

f

•

■

. T to' itata did not try to prora

da ^alrrady ‘had• girawn land pa,
______
law
and radishesj rMfa f ' . Ittaal»
p en d T m a , and half tto ftm*
where an lira aohalatonaa waa
lag from tto Rad Gross i s
. I tod ir*a(tablUhad credit
pgh tto fa n s loans, tto In•odlaU Corporation or normal
C
t omtattlng &lt;00 « l W of
to bllnard, F la m arrived In
dklagton In tto midst 'o f: d
let tog down pour and Jubilant.
Mwultcrd tto droith would to
I of sight- by lha and of ApCU
rpt on remote mountain firm s
ra aach family raltod its owa
llatanao and no crsdlt lyalam
, to opatatlon.
’&gt; .
But, ra joking o u r asp form
precipitation, Fleaer promts*!
Tazana a raiiaua of i n t o . ■
0 ewlft dlaaator of hlo oip«H*
L'Ftaaar said, had brought out
spirit of cKItanahtp like the
r grind of the drouth.1
rklrty-flsa thousand Volunteers
1 devoted almost thslr font toutlms throughout tho —Intsr to
dteg this
smaigancy,' and'
t f o f thm t ara still at' It,*- to

iryrj v t
plslK.nl

nesses, ons of whom (aid to Saw
th e asjfw drop tto pistol, Wentitled Brothers. T to .. defense
witnesses, two of whom said ttoy
■Syr lha artual shooting. taatl*
fled Brattors was not t t o ’ tfun.

IsunoffbpVFivft
A lO to a W T H SW B UAL O T H i*.

Celery Market Reportt

WhirfWlnd ■Comedy I b
Scheduled At MlUne

courttoy of U, ft. Department of Agrlokture and tha Plorida

its Marhatlag Bureau. J . B, Owana, Banlsrd lepreaeataltva. I
• ‘f " I
Way la ml Brpoka,
a attonwy, to d qi
to r tto daalh penalty . but

V

im m

taVTm-el

PRINCESS

to the eredit of;the account. Colloidal ma|
agency through 'which each credit Utay l
ly restored to tb s solL This to poseih i| WH

crop or a. toter uennoa tony ■!
the balance net uaed d a y at
plant food.
’
Not all plant food of esU
check" hy growing'Man(*; eo»
and additional reqfhpmedt* mi
nvallable far uee. Organic nu
In Uto capacity,. Is addition

(t’M ttijaad Prom Tags Ons)

|c*] corps, whlsh abr*.
Md fpr\V/while, • U ’tlcrt W W ^ a f ths to * . m a m .
£ 1U wort offlc|anUy rnsnikd oy. ito'.rommUalon U tto
t a n Snd thstr aa-l.

AH tie a c * e UMt yMB*fwew r eg* to
Weatenm to hero PLUS the theflto
many o lto r odd paopla tofare tto
glay runt Ita
riotous four's.
Helen Broderick plays a song.
minded to u rist Carmsllla Osragbty dona s ' flighty French gifl
and Chariau Judsls again taasls
aa a comical bouUvardlsr. Nat
Carr and Vsre Gordon do a do*
lightful hit M Jawlah tourists ia

• Iron tond of marti
rarest looting to »h
-d ally rvouted last
to Shooting of four
Ckg’, tto National ;

I&gt;rla.

Mias Lorenda I'rocholh, at.
tractive dangkler of tto
Aa■Irian Minister pi United Uulaa,
was married recently to Ur.
Franids lacompte Hpaldlng. ef
Huston, at Waabingtaa. *

wr

Colloidal Material May Store Pli
A bank deposit can not ho tadeflal
upon without some steps being token I* m

Sunday

LARGK SUMS ARE
FOUNPe INVOLVED WEDS AMERICAN
INjBACkETEEIUNG

lliuik Ss fourth of rrndsr law, which
maheS-ltMandatory Jot Urn cmiru
to Impose1lift Imptleonmpnt for
a psison eouvlrtod fur tno fourth
tlms of ths comn.lsslon of a fat.
W. B. Hatfield of Wpst uiy. 1
••
.'to * , shewn unfailing
Tha rommUaton loconunendad
thraogtoni th e , , diaaatM.
additional »tudy of tto rauaaa and
|.r»vcTt»wm W Trims, criminal pro-

while the Mil containing them may W W
because of Uteir lack of g n O iH W f^ W lfJ
be little bt the way .of fa n s practice Ml
done to release these bearded stare* ’ &gt;
,,'A second class or condition of plant &lt;fi
which serras aa a savings bank, wbeoed
subject U the “draft" ef a crop w M |
present e r the future. The colloidal M U
te offer such banking facilities to the to
lodlal Material appear* to offer euck ^di
tics to the aolL The cellodlal suteribl esno
lly of very fiae deeosiposed rock frag***
with organic matter, it makes up hy t a p
portion of what to frequently known, w U |
lent of Mils. The collodtol material dlrfei
coarser mineral grates In other w a y a lk n
air*. In addition to knvJtag a. marked feflo
physical behavior of noil, Ita abillly te a trv
f(K^dkpo*Uory is moat M arks* Tha.'l
rollodiu material In Itself does aol.lnaw * 1
food depooll. 1U character varies widely*
vultant of parent-rock material. cUwith.*i
Ilea. This colloidal matertel. at hough eom
ly Impoverished by nature to, in the Mali
most valuable asset. Furthermore. It to t^
onset over which the farinar has the grew
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of. colloid la a so * hu much can he de
tain or lmprovo
Improvt Its quality.
quality.

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on tto Herbert Fields play,
T to ep-lo-thesalaute adaption
was doike by Jeaaph Jackson. Al
Boas berg and &amp;JI# Welch, -rtf.
ty Million Frenchman- U filmed
entirely In Technloler. Lloyd
Bacon directed.
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I and while flowers, I
On eaWwdala*. bridal

Prank McNeill, of

Ml*. W. L. Itcnley and
d ea d * Howard receivedgecala »t the door rod lat*
Urn* lo the receiving Unoi
was composed of Mr. siu
McCaalln, honor guoata, p
-----MU* Caroline Bath, of F|*eh- Mr*. Rohatt H. McCatlto a a
lag, lb L, arrived yetUrdap 'to Virginia McCaalln, of Jack*
visit M f brelUr*. Philip R. Dath and Dr. and Mr*. 11. H. Mr
W. E. Henkel, or Talladega,
Aim, la visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dayward Walker at their h .« a ; ah
Washington Avenue.
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"■rrunens mtiTm cor mar
ataUanu ef tU ir friend* - w
■landing beneath a . lowly 'V
;
In* left l**t Friday for Qamp wedding Ull.
Hill, A l», w hen th rj were call#I ■ Daring tho evening n group
fay the death of Hr. ^ jm g h y 'i ■mall rhildnn formed a wadd
parly and the Uttlo bride

MMMn.nt

T. C. Pitch*
rupstar, Mrs. H arty Jtyaron. M n. Edward Hlgulna, Mr*. W. Theodor* Langtoy,
Mro.. C. R. Mason, Mr*. R. R
Monroe, Mrs. W. M. Brett, Mrs.
R. N JSeott, Mrs. Q. 8. Salman,
Ml*. M. L. Wright, Mrs. Ralph

' 8 . I» class pf tha First
jhanb Will huva n picnic
htock ut tha ham* of Mm.
iNuh, Lake Maty. AM
a n tavitad to attend.' .
TH URBOAT.
I flower show pf th* Gar*f Sanford win bo hold

lacopnl parish liods* on
AvsntM. bag!Ming at
I*' A i r i ,

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[«Ute* Gives
At Har Dome
mttaw M n . F n d
W
ho plans to le a n Tugs-

ilralngton, N. C ,

to

Thomas Wilkins .Russell
announces the mairlags
of hi* daughter
Dolores Louise
to '' . -, ’-’V
Rufus Glenn Whittle.
Sunday, April S, m l ,
Saafonl, Flu.

- Mia* Mina Howard, of Sarasota,
ham returned them after spending
tha w*ck-&lt;nd here with her alater,
Mrs. Hugh Whekbel, South Sanfoty Avenue.
0
Mias France* P eten, of .jackeonvllie, spent ymterday here with
her uncle, Plank Peter*, who t*
seriously Ul a t hi* home, MS West.
F irst Street.
•
Mr. and Mr*. E. W. Potter, who
have hnen spending |b a ' winter
sepson here a t tha Ban L ast.
‘Apartments, plan to leave1tomor­
row for Jackson, Mich.
'
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Walker of
Tampa, formerly of Ihla city,
■pent th* wook-oitd b a n with Mr.
and Mrs. M. Y. Blodaoo at their
home on Celery Avenue.

I* yellow roses t o Mr*. McCaalln,
thd “bride of long-ago." Another
basket of similar roeaa was given
to Uw couple from the lUvanida
Presbyterian Church of Jackson­
ville, of whkb Dr. Robert 11. Me*
G ulin la pastor. Mr*. J. R. Ter-'
srlllegvr, accompanied by
hav
daughter, Mr*. Helen Stevenson,
rang n group of old torn a«ng*.
after which “A H u p ef Living”
wa, read by M n. Georg* ' A
Maffett. Mte. W alter U Cooper
gaw a humorous monologs* and ■
male quartette composed ef Dr.
II. W. Rucker, B. C. Moan, F. H.
la m ton and J, M. Hllneclpher,
rondemt a group of old . tonga.
Mrs. Elton Houghton presided
at the guests regiitarad In tha
bride* book which contained a
picture of th* McCaalln wadding
60 years age. Mr*. D. I- Th rather
had charge of tho punch table
which wsa decorated In geld and
whit* In harping with i tha color
motif. Late In th* evening a large
number of young girl*, dreused in
pastel colored dreascu, eervod ntonro ahtrbert and small Individual
wadding cakes to about 1M guuata.

Mr. and Mrs. Ban Weinman and
Ui* latter'a mother, Mis. P. Gold­
berg, of Detroit. Mich, ar* thd
yesterday morning guests of Mr. and M n. Victor
Check, at their home on Elm Ave­
• t thn,, . . , Baptist
, , . „Faalarom
- P I , by
.
the Rev. W. P. Brooks, J r , In the nue.'
presence af tha Immediate families
Mbs* Mary El la*beth Marsh and
of the rcnpl*.
R. I , ‘Park, of Macon, G a, will Plan For Municipal
The bride wort for tho occasion
F l a g Is Discussed
an ensemble suit of blue etepe ■ rtin tomorrow lo speed two
trimmed xrith li.ege crepe. Her ac&lt; wcoka h e n aa th* gueat of Dr. and
&lt;1 U Patk, 10V W ait Sevencesaoito* were a beige bahu hat, AMr*.
u n lli
Ar s a I
i.
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and shoes, hcae, purse and gloves
In M g*. Bh* la th* eldest daugh­
Mr. and Mr*. II. H. McKinney
ter of Mr. Russell and has lived
h e n with har father far a number and child) cn, Batty *nd Billy, an t
of year*. 8b* was graduated from Dr. A. White, a t Greenville, S. C ,
Seminole High School and attend- hav* rvtumed home after spend­
ad for a abort Um* th* Florida ing aevctal days h e n with Mrs.
Btat* College for Women at Tal- Lillian Vickery, a t her home on
tAhfttsct.
Th« bridegroom la th* only son
Wagner, Hrvorty Bander, Katheior Mr. and Mr*. K. R&gt; Whittle, ef
In*
Schlrard,: n d Rose LaVern*
A tm an, Ala. II* cam* n a n when
a small boy and attandad the Hurt, of this city; Ruth MrEwan,
public schools of this city, studying of Waorhula, Frances Killy, of
laliif a t the Montvaed* Industrial Blrmlnghamf Katherine McDonald,
School. For the pnat Jew years of New Smyrna; Dorothy Tetter,
ho, has been employed by, the Gulf of Clearwater! D ontby Rublnaon,
of Jack tontUtoi Nancy McNair,
Refining Company. ,
After n yhort lioneymocm the Eleanor Eil^r, and Ruth lA tta of
couple Will I* nl hont* to their Orlando; Hodaey Carmack, of
Tampan Vernon Kimball, or Miami;
friends a t 816 Myrtle Avtnua.
Sara Cawtlmn and Elisabeth
Bams, or TalffUdiiee; and S \n lsy
Mrs. Miller Hostess Vcrnay,
Gcorge Hchlffley, Claude
la permlaalbla for a design to
At Party For Her Son llrrndon, ' Jack Peters, Evans Itrmtxrty
either or both, but It la
Spenrcr, IVter Brhaal, L. I*. Ha­ ■uggeatod that cream and green
One af the outstanding events af gan, Jr.; Ktlwartf MrKlmurra), of be the prevailing colors. Designs
th* Easter its* )* w** .Use buffet Tampa; Jo in Edward Higgins may bo submitted in black and
■upper and &lt;la nee glvun Saturday Bernard Self raid, "B utter" Lorlng, white with colors indicated on the
■veiling by Mrs. Frank U Miller John Schlrald, "Bill" Blggon, Dick margin, or In colors, sod should
a t har home on ralm otto A*e»«« Vernay; IMtia liegga, of Penaacn- be sent to Mr*. W. U Morgan In|g t o r n of her aoo, Leonard Mil- la; ami Ge-e-ge Andrew*, Klnrhrn for* April 26- They should he
Me, and * large nambur of the
hcerinpaaltd with name of the
young college set. Tbe guoeU worn
received at tha door by Mrs. Miltor and ushered Into tho living
TOMM and sun parlor which were
decegsted fa r th* teesrton with
• profusion uf bright eotorvd
Spring and garden ftowet*. ferns
LD AND STREAM MOVIE
•*,*

Supper was served buffet style
by th* beats**, asatotod by Mrs.
J , r . RMg* and N n . If. Roby
W to b Dae*tattoos In the dining
reuto developed • tetor acbem* of

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■ Xutertalulag for b«r daughter,
nan* for U»# flower ohow ware
Mia* Jeanette Poller, ami a^bu*- diKui**d at tha mealing a t the
U r of U r llto* friend*, Mr*. W, Aialra Cirtto a f th a Garden Club
W. Potter * U h o * l a * a at sn T hun day roaming In the front
*n Raster i f f hunt f l v t i i Tntden of tn* Mm* of Ml*. Hoary
• a Saturday a f l t r n o o a a t Wight, 1600 P a rt Atcmie. lira.
U r homo an MaRonville Aratio*. L. P. Hagan pfnldad a re r the
Immediately after the arrival ol l|t*lir*a area Ian at whbft time
apoTta were hoard from tha variilw goaits aa * | | hunt wax in
Jared aad prltex awarded to Ja* otta romml'.leea and bualneaa war
**, pin owe af tho little card* to Douglass, who found the gobtoa transacted.
hU or h tr bagk. ,
New committee* w en appointed
r # t, and Mary Wlggin*. who ratWhen all tha gwaata h ara »r- (acted tha . torgoat number of to hare charge Of arrangements
for the May moating of th* G ay
r in d , explain that th a n will be
den
Club when the Aaalea Circle
ten minute* of roavenation, mad
Later la the afternoon same*
when talking to a given poteen, w en enjoyed and other prises will entertain nil tha member* of
the conversation meat ha along were given to Lucy Bourn11st, Jack the club on "reciprocity day."
The mealing was brought to fe'
tty line of the prefoaian Im rep- Woodruff and Katherine Hurt. At
dot* and tho member* visited tU
reaonta without actaally mention­ tha tea hour refreshments were front end n o r y e rd e w of • Mr*.
ing tha an n a af the prsfaasloa, pvrrm ojr nw Hw Tpvm tPtrwfn s r WtfcMV homo. Thom preaont
ky)r*T*r. The mort unasaal tho Mrt. Hawktno *-O m elly.- Bach wervr Mr*. L P. Hagan, M ik J.
profrealon the motw dttfknlf t t ehlhU roevlvcd e r n-momeetu m
f- P. Hall, Mru.‘ A. \W. Knox, Mtr,
Will b# to fflltUL.
«r* '* ■&lt;•**
Uw occasion a basket fWu* «Hti
When tha Ufae'a up, aik the colored eggs. About SI children
f ln t one who he Ihlnka ha la by
the conn nation that was d i­
rected toward him. If hi* gees* Easter Monday Ball
la correct, reward him with a
U p , thoeelato . mInt, If .h a to J o Be Held Tonight Olsen And Johnson Is
A Urge number of tho eoclal set Milano Comedy Team
ef the city I* expected to ottoni
tho Baxter Monday hall to bo giv­
Th« business of botng funny U
en tonight at tho Mayfair Hotel by serious work to Olsen and Johnarr,
will be very amusing,
*
tho American Lesion Auxiliary. th* well known stag* and screen
Dancing will Iwgln at 9i30 o’clock maniacs of "monkey bualneaa,"
Temarrow: Rhyming far Istiw lo mna'.c furnished by Mero’a five who have featured comedy role*
dectlena.
piece orchestra, Tho public I* cor* In "Fifty Million Ftrnehwejt."
Hally Invited to attend.
the Warner Hna. and Vltaphona
CIIR1ST1AN HC1KNCB
Mrs. Walter 8. Coleman, general Technicolor laugh special which
halrman of the dance, ha* been
CHURCHES
m ille d by Mn.. George Knight,
"Unreality" was the subject of publicity chairmans Mr*. J. If,
th* Leoaon-Sonson In all Churches lllntarm lstrr, who made arrange­
of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, ment* for tha ball-rooms and Mrs.
April 0.
R. ft. Stowe, who h a » ch*r*m ef
At a low price wo a n offering II acrua of laad,
Th* Golden Text was front fl -he decrntlnni. M n. II. B. Lewis
Corinthians 4:10, "The thing* and Mr*. 4. C. benaon will pnaiuv
comfortable small horns; 8 acres U M | wsO warUk
which ate seen are temporal; but si the door.___________________
your Investigation.
;tj
th* things which a n not aeon a n
ed the following passage* from
aternaL"
Among th* citation* which cum- th* Christ tty Helene* textbook,
prlted the Leaeon-Sormon wan the "Selene* and Health with Key In
following from the, Blblet "Thu* Ibe Scriptures," by Mary liaker
shall y* say unto thorn, Th* Gods Eddy: "Aa God Himself la good
A. P. CONNELLY AND SONS
that b a n not mad* the hcavena and la Spirit, goodness and eplr.tuallty
must
bo
Immortal.
Thalr
and th* aarth, oven they shall par­
iah front tho aarth, and (tom un­ oppoaltn, evil ami mattor, a n
der the#* he*vins. They n n van- mortal arror, and error baa no
rreator. If guodnrei ami aplrllualallly a n m l , evil end materiality
a n unreal and cannot b* tho out*
Como of a Infinite God, good" (p.

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when you buy Bread
form Oboy quality. It ukel longer to bake Obey
H E moment you break the wrapper and
—it keep* frcihcr longer in your bread box.
•eparate the firm-textured slices you i t e
the difference between O B O Y BREaAD and
\
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' ivy'-..*
Kor the take of the littld ope* alwayi tay "OBOY"
I cheaper bread*. But wait until you l u t e the difwhen you order bread and play u f« . W ith thla
• ference—a difference that rciulti from perfect baltempting, taity loaf of fity^st quality on their dally
* ancing of the fineit ingredient*. Exactly the right
die. their bodiei grow itroqg-and aturdy. 'And
H quantity of milk-rich B U TTER -FA T from pure,
you dun't have to teaie them Into eating plenty o f S wholtpome milk—the kind the little folk* thrive
btrad ! Get OboV Bread from your grocer today#
on. t h e finest, whitest flour mill&lt; from &gt;unripened hard wheat—the pick of thejerop. F m h
lie ha* it pvcn-frwb-rreadyHllctd Of ngti|Ufe\
Don’t gamble the health of ^your family aa chaAg.
yeait to give Ufa, vitamins and moistftcnderncss to
bread*, but put OBOY dmtA fiO
tbs' loaf. Perfect mixing follows perfect balanc­
today for keeps.
ing and perfect baking makes every loaf of uni-

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Admbslon — 40c
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OF OUT DOOR LIFE

PRINCESS THEATRE

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For the Sake of the Little Ones

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Jatnvily u tavy
'ceuM tnipilh.
■lt&gt;nt K|tfh»AC*iw;..oii* hundtt-4
■ml (4 itrong ta d :iaarid&gt;alW f &gt;
polite, they woro tbo sensation ul
tho parade.
natt-rod * Ik hale on th ilr head*
and can-yfn* con** to guide iht-'r
alepe, thay-joined (ho promenade
in front- of Rt, Patrick'* ;alhc lr. l.
U n b #tew wa* tbel* reward.
Thrra waa an'Interluilc'erlr-n a
hand of romimiftltt* flashed Into
their mhlrt tln*ln*, th* tntnmu

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o r o tr e r M a
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■May. Aartl «, iaoi.
OanCnnl 11*. ( h lr t i I. Tirol Its.*
l . r M ■Wpaaaoto'af o i c n trmm
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Mmfnril a. Ortctfa 0. Total *1 .
Total ahlaairau to rtoto this m .
rnn — A lta
Tola) ahlaai.au to data last see.
k&lt;ahtaotaar* rata l U h n u ilM far
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nmralmre wf* fK&gt;'f&gt;a*n tlm *«•'Yuc

added,

however, that “tho people- d**1* f ■Dyrrrrh r labor action dbU.-l.ntla*, leaflet* and. carrying f-lat ar-i»
r. i iu* “Your hotuca ara whim,
Wert Virginia minora' an.* frori-

l-.Uiidi IM yaira;
M..JMW..U - whlh,
HH H H ty bftftUa,
V CthtWy roellM

IW1 will
thft. return

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M p buainaaa to pick, up at

rife# ssfusnriffi

Another von Ion of tho abortA wMto fur Jarkct with a;arf
fu r Jacket, eo ttmny of which arc
t*dl«r l« an Im p rtan t part

*• would, an a certain day,
'( M '* l ahlrt, th* Induotry
I bft ahi* t« operate two
i and olfht rrwnlha without
dlffUttlUftt wha lover", Ur.
ty aftid. Another plan h«
owed t m p t m * fapwhar " I t
‘ W tU K p ftZ d h lt- Hi&gt; u *
d Blata* would loan lu *v-

f e . ' t t U»* race*, la ahuwn lurro
th h ^ J t ’u'me'’wmn
In atilpod offocL Tk# toflly rollnt a utrail. Tho black pirated
•d.ahaw l cultar In narrow treat- pleated iklrt la flecked In white
mont t&lt; offocllvo,
and th* arreeaoriee a rt btark.

fB-thft *U*« «tvwr l* mra

Tho bulled fer
Jacket
of| Jcntcrl plaid eklrt date thl.

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collar |i Intonatin*. Thl* waa
worn ut Auteui’..

GtittHftfe Accused Support Of Raskob’H BINGHAM PLAN
Proposal P red icted FOR TAX JUMP
iBpmdLor 9100 a t fIVwr pwr 01 Using ‘Dictator'
Apr. (1^-(AP&gt;
ISN'T POPULAR
Methods In Session —AWASlUNHTON,
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KARACHI, India, Apr. 0.-~
Hirehaaor, auch a* etolhln*.
furniture and almllar iUmo, (A F)—Critics of Mahatma Gandhi
ftdtye JMWU , return , alomat dotlaro th*t the national leadar
by ma*lc, m IT
h#

D bocdmln* a virtual “d ic ta to r by
employing ateam-roller method v
(a th . recent ecaalona of the allIndkt nlUonal con*rei*. They aay

" l i , &gt; . claimed t]
cation of the M
wllk anyamanaari
fee ita’Jmmrdiall
th*f ether natlcpaliite were htatl/n t .to o|ipoa. him. Tbli wa* held
AN* of a - family *f nine, we tu b* th* c**a with a. revolution
4I| ftnftt th* return of proapeH- ambadylng Ganlhl'a declaration ol
with U* warmoat of fh*Mnjt» light* whlchkwent through thid .' with ,a ranawed contldeneo convention with no aeriaua oppuii‘ th* paw#» of i-onfldance".
It ion.
U r, Lamlay'a U lk fallowed tHo
The same thing wa* aalj to have
jadlag «f the praaldent’a ycdl- occurred when Ifc brought about
ijnpftrt, which, upon being redd, lb* appointment of IU of Ms own
M i ftdopUU amid applause. J i pomlnoea on the nst'.onallat cab.
•Uen to atk The Hanford Ildr- (net, which ha* unly IB member*.
M and all county n#w*paper# to
When aom* criticism developed
rt*t the report waa alao adopt |o Gandhi’* New Delhi prat* pa&gt;t
With Viceroy Lori Irwin, the littlo
leader ihirul/nvd to retlra t&gt; pjlvale life-or to »tam&gt; hlm irlf ltr
death If the extremlats showed mi
confidence In him by rejecting Iho
trot*. In selection of the natl m«b
1st delegation to the second round
labl* i-onfemme lit tumilim, hD
AUA I* rSjpcctgd to pirvall.
i TMa ' ‘non-vlelcnt dleteloiahlp"
kgfeatlud' oF rtialdeht’ Mu canard Oanflti'a critic* lo r*.
a rwsolutlon w a s mark that them la a vast JIGerd pellUealag the yiurld* anre between th» Mihatma’a dem­
LeglaUture and Henato to ocratic tearhlnga and Me auloO atlr" practices. They declare
IhUthodea III for th* futura ccnlanll advance of India.
iUrt* a t one*., and pro•U these bodies through

the Democratic national rommittreman wllT fnvnr Vhr/.mun Itnat
h th’a pndihltlan proposal run
tnado today by lUpnwenialtvn
Ayr**, Democrat, Kanwia. Coin,
mcnlin* on llosl.ah'v letter sent
to rarh inmmlttcenian i*i|ueithu:
an oipilaaluri of rent!mint of tn&gt;&lt;
prohibition iaiue. A) n-&lt; rnl I
•"There la little diuht In my mind
but that a majority of thu pernont rommlttoo w |l favor
Jlr.
JUnkuh'a rrohlblUou l ' t a t ' Tht y

( Cuntlnurd from Pace One)
rppllej mi Inlierilanre ta te t VtlJ
on tho higher brat koto *r»r~ lantt-r
Imomes," he raid, uildloi;: _
"I am uppoaed to liauance of
bonds, 1 don't wont to llirrenin
taxc* on’ tho einaltcr Inronuw.-Jlur

nunpaiin w^un qnvrrtiae .
w aa'u candidate,'When fhe..
rclccted a* nallom.j cpir.tultti
tbtto wa* n i L‘iuu«ht llwt
a i]iication a . thlr would Vo
In* up to lie aeitjed by i Ih

MKXicD c r n r , A|W. olU i a d
—Ono pitfon wai tramph-p la
death at a pre-Ksiter itrvlcu In n
church at I Kuala Saturday' when
the boil din* caught fir* and the
ronarerallot, ntamprdWf.

m 'lter. I kflaftr there are lo.miinullonal lommlttcomen Ibat do tu t
reprvaenl tie acnllment of tho
poonld In Inclr alaU-a on ttd i.D ,

. tb ri* clien t what they conaide.to l* an effort to attach the Demur
tra d e party to the wot organlu.tlon i.H ■ ___ ,_______.

ciL Jacob* mad*
CINCINNATI, Ohio. Apr. &lt;b- -lift lory after ant
Jp g ," and “1 would atea| befnrr I (A l')—Export yegg men, working day. l b raid-th*

Poontor H an a of Georgia. rankJnir, Democrat &lt;u the lleiiate opprotrlathm i inm m lttrf, oa|J It wa*
"bile t^ talk or abiding the burd*
en of tim e h&gt;n on ihe pftopli w ill
amnit Inromr*."
*Tlie IfK-ona tax never wav In.
I.ndi'.t to fall upon Uia people of
miuiII m rn in r be added. “Kvrry
argum m l for It wa* haacd on the
termini I that men .of r r m t wealth
«!||| net [*rty a fair atuiic of the
trace,
•'The:* la no chance of putilnu
Ihla tax on small ineonrta. I believe
in liuhlinir down ration iiturea and
,|u Boi l&gt;dl»*ye It.yalil lw tu-ceirary
In in.-renao* ta*«a. •! rnr rpposed
t o . Senator IHngbamY plan In U».
In.'*
,R;gwrJI:m fllnghrm'*' augge*-,
li.m -fur t. revival of aome of Iho
•hitiSlcn'r” lave/, lurludlng Icvlr*
&lt;in antomobilo *vlca and Imnh
ihrr l.i, Harrli raid:
,tM‘A rtnmp tea on chm la in ponce
ttnio with out- ra te .o f Income la
not rvoilh diiruailntr. Arlnmahlte
niera already ai* paylo* heavily
throi'tch llct-tuft end iraaoline lev.
leV’
ii Prilorln!' “ Arcommndatlait 111r»m hdf tfueiaod wr.-nir a*aln,"
Riprvfentatlye l a ((itard’a of New
YbAl', n leftdor or tho Independent
linpuhllcm rtuup lit the Houre,
■fid Uinrlmn/a iduib would rtut
*et mure than 2l) vole« in , the
Iff-o .
'
• * '“
Tho. Urnpuvrl.- be added. .would
have no-Importanco “w#ro it nut
■fbr tin- fact that it repiei.nta the
tundi ncy of the very rich v.-ho oro
yrtlin* rliher by th* depnuticn
and whu ire n-eklnR tu rru.b tho
brnati h'ja'nna ’mm, th* firmer*
and the aalnrle l tlearut.

WASHINGTON, Apr. I J .- I A n
—Prr.viteut Ilnovor headed 'tW
tviunirj'a b’. iutrr obanvatiun jim Icrvtay In Iho while clrvlr ol U.e
A iln sto n amphl-lhoater.
With Mw. Ilrftvrr, b.u Juur.i-yod
th the laat rc-ntlhit p la n of Many
of tho rnunlry'a hrroen. to Join in
thu tiJilllionnl bUaU'r aunrlvo
munotiul yeprVe of the trend
tommandrrr. Knlyhli Te,.^Iar.
Dlph malic rcpreeitnlnlivc* of
many nallona, iw l lent tlffb'laU
and ihou.inia of Kaat-r vlaifftba,’
nwcUcrl Iho rontrrcctlen chorali.
Ilundrvda wen* turned away.
The rnpllal'* popidatl.it otjwrvo*| Bailer w ilt llturny, nun* and
flew era.
Approximately ir.jl»t&gt;0 [HHiple-a
rrrotd numlicr—tnidrred up SI.
Allan’, hill In^bo V/ajlilnglJii
Cltlicdial.
Chilly weather iHniuil |lte Baa*
tr r parade of tlnoCy, A im s l.ruftd
Maaaarhuaartta Avetulj ktjih halt
nnd yteamln* ram-* were In evi­
dence aa wtni aprin* wm;-v -.'verIn* briahl lrock*. pm kmlhaiuj;'
hlnac.
Thcm*b the famout .tan.vno*'
fherry blotarm* were lac'r&gt;ir. tho
vliUory—rutlmatrd f t lixt.Whl —
were compcniated by nllrnyM’.' »f
tnllllanf yellow fanythin In manv
piivnle nnd'public Jfirdniv Jap• n tw mavnolial w rrr bli'fttnlnv * a
th* VfMle lloucft l*»h. SI*n'»**'jJhj
IrUrey^BiM" prim te iv|ulp«rvi n*4evtry variety atrcmnwl thrOUah
(he aiivita, with hire and thvic a
hota« drawn vlrtbr'ft.
President im lM n lloov.-r hw.id
tbo Bov. Z. T. I*hll!lpt, chiplalr.
of tho Senate, pica h n'lurmon.

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11ml generally dieeiy wea,
'lliloa ojiv.d tb ed ay frem
roM pleta.falhttft.fer.the
w rU rnK f^LV

tn ttU n r d ln e d » * » » lc o * y 4 tf tm . T b f &lt; « )
vfllt Ills u n u s u a l m n n u f n c t u r i d ^ &lt;1
lives u s fo r y o u t h e om f » f w W f l f t

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r apeekera a t the meetnw Chaa, H. Whitner and
flipmaa, both briefly m p
fc^UwJr pleftaure at |&gt;*.

tx rop'd w th *71000 north of dia­
mond* and Jewelry, W.ooo
In
unmis and $200 in each after poua*
dlnjj op.n two otfca In th* office
of iho Kdipoud M.-Jacobi Com[inn,, wMeoale Jewolela, aom*
time Sr.Latday night, It waa ryita le j y lite r Jay,
Tin roUcra chopped a hole
through a a-foot hrlek wall to net
to the office, located on th* third
{li-or of " doantown building.
Once through the noil, they
rawed ru t iho hotk of an tnxldo
#h&lt;rw cate, and entered the offlc*
by mrana of Iho alldin* ihow taae

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�«i80. Wko'o kaklay tk a .M W f i
7, Dane* bond; T ill, World today;
7:90, Caralaoa L oro; 7:48, **Tnk-

amUodl*;- 8, H 0. V BualnoaiTJ
« :ll, Novelty orckootra; 9 JO.
n n a u . . a.M
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mabara; II, Florcnco Rkhardaon'a

OftOW 'BULBA, m .
Contend for crop at /food-price.
R. D. Whllr, Lnka Mary, Fla., stlpenrlaor for Ware# Uulb Co.,
.1800. K. Mark* St. Orlando, Fin.

W iJ - W J Z N r . York—741
(NBC rh n ln )

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OLD PA PK ES T O * BALK—V«i

WANT AIX RATES

orchestra; »:!», Music o f Pm MI
.10, Go* Lemtiardo’a a tih lk lro ;
lO.'OO, Grand opera mlniatUM!
10:10, The W iu td ; I I , Haywood
Broun; 11:16, Morton Downeyi
11:90,' B*n Berrtle crrh eitra;

Immediately far

; * +

«:48, Tuples In brief; 7,, Ai m

orchestra.
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FOR

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Thresher' Apart

v mania. SIT Park, phone* 041.

nm

■ W f^ fm ir K ip m n - » , Orrhaetre

FOR RENT: Oarage apattmrot
niraly furnished. 1204 Myrtle

P^irtnni} 10, Rochester Civic or*

report hrovy registrations, ckoatra; 11:30, Empire bulldarat
than 8,000 legionnaires will 11, Shrmbtr mark*! H , Amoa V

O A S I S 'C A F V -

Andy (repeat); lt:30, Jeanne On-

ARM* a* WXBC; tl: M atin) m u t * i 1°:»0. W A R r^h M hours).

u n d it h e lW o r ld
, . ACROSS
ft—Rodent
14—Barrlera

T. Musical; 7 : 1 1 * H rrbeatra:
7:90, J p # and CapL 7:48, Orches­
tra) R, Hr me a t WBAF; 1:18,
Rama fc* WJZ; 8:10, Sponaored
progiam; 8:48, Fararflaa; 0, Chefa
and Jog hand; 0:80, Some u WKAF; 10, Soma a* WJB; 10:30, Melodl*t»t 11, WJRj features; 12, Or*
,d M m t
48) 4 —\7NS4—660
, 7, Orchestra, news; t:30, Same
8k W JIi 1:4%. Qrrheatrai; 8:15,
Rime ai WJZ; 7:48, Orrhestraa;
6&lt;l%;«Jfhw'a» WRAFt B:3(k "Orrh*l(ia'{ reednh; 0, PMte as WEAF) |0, Same a |. WJZt 10:30,
Mualral movies.
\ WRUF—GAINRRVfl.LB
. Monday, April «. 1111
8:00, Tima S(gtmt8| 8:01, To Bo
Announeed; 8:90, \J. or F. Orrhtstrm Conrert; 0:00, Joe Wahl be nr,
Baritone; 6:18, Melody Vendors;
0:90, Organ Program aaialad hy
Jimmie Butarh, The Staging An.
notmror; fl:8B, BhrHrf * potiro
Reports; 7:00; Baniai Currie A
Ills Flortdianat 7:30, Orange drove
Siring Band; 8:M, W rather For*,
r a il; 8:30, Sign Off.

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If—Aged hear

BenUey,
n f l E 'a morC success

s ^ s g s e is a
:

every

tapers, w m - M t load
i*t*’ fu r more than 30
a n d dep*rtm eptat el

11-Western State
14—Valley
18—Choose by ballot
17—Fsmsi*. bora*
19—Hawaiian bird

70—Speck

SJ—Pert, to lima
atler Baiter
' 91—Former
tnhm Candidates are In the running . i f —Flak eggs
3i - t h direction of
(ban at:any tin e sine* the F lo rlJi
: s —Collect dagroo
Legion raise Into bolng.
JO—Waana
;• The throw day convention will
.'.'-Attempt
m o only the mornings devoted t i
i i —Former Soviet
(ho btiaTheia or ih'e Legion. A
crowded program bf entertain,
went has been arranged 'far af­
ternoons and night*;,and “/hr In­
fo the night" at that,
j: Whan the buddies arrive, begin­
ning Wednesday night, Urey will
bo roeafmd .tt* tko “glad hand
committa#f* Which wit) poat Itself
at railroad and bus stations and
iimtii»em'Wi ^YmwhYla* —
sal - 4 L *
r%»highw
ay'leading* I Into
the
thted flgrta on the roarbt
rdhtd “Stop" signs fo r aVIrlng legionruIra. Ruddles

.a m

will bo oacofgod-to their resorved
h au l quartern »nd geowally Uken
M*boAd,» ,- ^

Wadnaada* night

___ _

dinner and

E***** &lt;■’* '&gt;
57—Harnett lines
3&gt;—Ocean
4#—Govern weal
41—Consumes
44-Ilia d u inj-allo

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P«ln“ will bo presented to the
laltaaa in Ybor'Ofty, pjctum nun
alin q o lr te r of Tampa. The
panlsh atmoaphoro will fealare
ioat of the entertalnmant at (lam
bei
mveatlon, with
wfth . scares
acerea of beoati*
.I ■
—MM
.mkeiHikJ
6f»M .• •n*®'IIWI

w u s n for tko various social orTko Tampa Bay Lotef has. beer
■Hrfly sold out assd other Tamfu

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67—

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Man's okkaamo
DOWN

1—Girl's name
X—Kbtiro
8—la fall of
4—Heavy and

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FOR S A Iili 11 nr re crlrry farm.
Bee II. II. (liner, Bos ir.U A;
Route 1, Sanford.
**______

HAGpKTt
Hirerra Fa!
CaadUtL
B e rrie s .

CF.LKRY LANDS

PO K ' SAI.K;

Ready fa r eriery eropi. I’er.
(telly drained 5, 10, or r a n t a r m
Nn rath repaired from reaponalble buyers. Frank L. ‘ Ferguson,

ARCADK MARKET
cheapest In Tawn.
R l N: N IW S W
S ig n s . P h o tta 80S ,

■Ini.i v . u . .

HAVfc YOUR'WATCH repaired
by one who rtaUy knows bowl
Brlgga, Jeweler. Ma g. Are,
PUU. KAl.Kl R H a t tenor saaaphone. A Buerwhtr InrtrumenL
Dr.-W. K. Mir DOUGALL, CHI.
1101*11ACTOR, 1s now located at Oooil cimdlUon. 150, I’hnrw 448,
his realdenea In Floial Heights, BARGAINS in 2 or .1 used Radios;
S, Sanford. Phone 888-M.
Aatomotlve Klertrlr Co.

pffiRfWa
BANFWRII rfllNTTNO C q

FOR SALK: Gtlvaniiej Iron an&lt;1
wire trelllssps, lieita and othrr
I.OSTr I“air of tortolia rimmed fiimllurr. 13(H) Magnolia Ave.

Radio arte. See and H ear them.

:lWB'ChrtTTili*t Coupe In dandy
| (Miditlon, also liift) mtuiel A
l^nrlf Cliupc In good rornlltlon.
Host A Son, Myrtle Ate.

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R cA M tH Y

BUILDING BLOCKS—Irrigation
b o tn and grnaral m n r r t work.
M in d s Concrete Oa. J. K. Torw ln o r ^ r r o p , 8nl ami Kim.

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3 T 1 07

Ha_ jt With Flowers,—
BANKER UBOtS FUND
TO PAY DKFUNCT
BANK DKPflHnuHH
—11n Iden11fl ed Paper.

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«’l*rh C'lrriili I'm
H*mlnnl* Couni
florid •

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"HJlMV CHICKS I^iw prices 15
breeds rraily now. Send for
rattlo#. RYLVAIN NATCH FRY,
T iriT u

INSURANCE

i nays at the first sign of disorder.
Use Doan's PilUTSuccauful fbc ■
I more than 50 years. Endorsed
by h u n d red s of th o u san d s of

A ^KYN DRUG S T O R K -P reMriptlon-a, m agaainta, fuunUla
rvke,
PROMPT
drllverlea.

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Lock, Ke^ aad'Gka Bepalra.

CREAWfiRY

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FIREPROOF PUUI.IC *arakW f«h
rent,.Good location. Sea W. Mr
Coleman, 'Sanford ond tlenevn

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h'MIr* la hrrobr ■!**■ that lu-n WIST: Her pin with Ihtee small Ilof-Mac Rat let y Co. Phone 101.
J»ha*nn. purrlia&gt;*r &lt;.r T»* c m n .
diamonds, between Plggly Wig­
( ' * * » . 4*. OalH the tnd •lay
gly abd Post Office. Finder pirns*
■fth *•
••»«. baa f 11•,1 ,ai,|
lltlrale In M r Kltlcr slut l.aa
return to Herald office.
atielleallna I m las d,,4 t* t»u * la
ar...r*iar* with law. N«M rerllli;
roi* embrarea the fi.llawlna &lt;1*.
w-ilt— I srnptrir •Hu o h I |n tu-i.,1.

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e*„ ei.._Eh

glasses today. Rowan! if return­
arrmr-H ow a r r i.i r s T io s row
WK HAVE five exceptional bar-.
J * * “ HJJH I 'tn n n «w rie r* ed to Darothy Ijiwaon, Mo PalCains in label model Klectrl.*
rr.et'o Avenue,' Phone n»3-J.

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Ighla dance* will be held a t tha
wrls bland* Coliseum. Friday
IgM, from midnight to sun-up
stUHlay morning, a "Night In

M—Astir
64—H air

’48—French article
' l l —Ttlla ot marriage
'47—Paaaeaaes
l48- 4BtflWe ant1*
81—Courageous man
‘i l l —Boolhtrn atat a

aoburtran
HH
H H ^ H B u lp h m r ) l ’"

pfiaga, which has iU iasrk Legion
M t, twill play boat, w ith a proram anaodiseed as “A Sham-Botm Batwpen Oanaral volstaag and
t« A m erU aa. Legion."
Q g -both Thursday and Friday

8 8 - W*k carried
67—Hold bock
66-Loweat female

UNFURNISHED HOUSK
fo r
rent, l i r e room* and bath. 2021
Palmetto Ave.

*

CONFi
By John Devlin

K D O E^bdD

NERY

Olgare—Tadmreaa—Caadisa
Msgsilaroa-Feanlaln
Drinks—Haadwlrhre

*TA&gt;K \ c m *

FLORIST

m illO W * 8 I’liA C I?
Prior ran Bldg,
F irst St

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Ami IftrWUln'a
I
llirtnt!—Tk4 wdUb

he used a* a ' rami
Polnl the hour hank
the uorlh&gt; then. In
mnrnlng half-w ay tag)

CAFE

the huur-hatid'end'iteo
sooth. In tko aftbrl

IIKI.L C AKE
qnalltr ana Henlee Bose
*e**lellalno la

Itraalar a l t w r eSerrSaa—
aaaaar lunar* a aorelalir,

ITkrtff W n o d a t tlu h k ^ t'a ;

Gat Your .Umbrella-—
Yuung lady, with asporl*
enco to dll puree awls.—
Plainfield (N, J.) paper.

DRUGSTORES
c a m p h e l i.

rut5CM ,Jo*; -T J r e t 'k

1 1 6 8 .0 VN i 'm
A r t 'I fWoUtO I V

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J i t o r vk

DRUG CO.

I'a* are. at. A ssaaaalle
frrarHeHaa Work a •aerial I r'
Visit aar alare fan aBar loan,
tala IH a ka
I l i a SKNVMK
We lleMsve, Fkaar las.

T'MAHg A GVM Ulir our,A *4£ f I I
A BUM IN A CrVM KuT U M M t Cl
L , fl&amp;M T A n ’ i 'm a W O W / d 'T M t
R iS -^ N w r e r a h ' p ii- » u * r ‘ i m in
3 A Y / Voo T h i s k *

'Lo Maudlal—W antad—
Kami-m*la. M int bd reaa*
i.naMa.—Ad In tho BlrmIngham Age-llrrald.

S A iie /^ !

RADIO REPAIRS

A

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Forgive ai

DKAD WOMAN
FACER TR IA L '
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— Sar* FraarUro (3

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A BIT OF RXniiER LV ADVICE

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In Trial

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Cooperative Terminal
Marketing AgM m
For Fruits AndVeft*
etahies A p p ro ved

Heavy Seas Recently
Have Doomed Walls
Of Old Stronghold
Of Civil War Fame

JACKSONVILLE. Apr. 4-M A P)
■Th.. federal ‘ form traatd’s pro-

PENSACOLA. Apr. 4.— ( A P ) - ,
Army enylnetr* have given ol&lt;l

sfc»i. M*Wv.nUt-»h* oral.**?* S^tttnLTv
era to stand •» a sen
tttvel orrr the
Will Ai

ilia fruit. *nd veg.la hir. f&lt;&gt;. which

flair of Mtxlro h»rr. Thru, they
ray, thr teat casement of th. atiekat fcrtlfkatlon w:il fail, m.tkInc th. end or on. or Florid**
moat historic fotta.
Heavy toai on lh. culf r e lit
thnaleiie I for tan daya thla week
u i ndcrmlne tha laat remaining
easement of tbr aarltnt fort, toppLng It I at. thr co if whrr* lh .
Mhor walla fall years act*, llut tha
on* raacm.nt la .1111 apokrn of aa
"Old Fuit MeRa*." 1; aland* Iratwren tb« culf and Uia m oi. mod*
•m fort.
Frrt Mr Rat waa built under th*
Jlirctlin. of Capt William
II.
Cua&gt;s. United State* army .nginrtr, In 1All.'Another fortification
Fort Pickens, waa,built on 8«nta
Knea ieland just arroaa tha bay.
Th. Iwo wrp* built to guard th.
la y m tianc. when It waa reallted Fort Uartanc**
not auffhlent.
From 1132 until the war Iratween the atatr* th. two
fort*
stood wllhcut fir Inc a ho&lt;tiU *hoL
At th. beginning o f war, fat.
played a uueer Ul:k on Tapi.
Ch»*». II* waa mad. a central In
the t’onfrdrrat. army with order*
to rapture b*ort Pickens from tb.
f.deial troop* who had evacuated
Uarrancaa and McRae.
r
. »«
e
Central Chase aant a c«rri*on to
tW ASIIINUTO N, Apr. I . - ( A P )
_ n lyJ , Uallmlt, lS-year-old h.ro Foil MrRaa and tb. f . l t wa, fir^
oderado Idittatd In ed tm tor th. first llm . on Nov.
H, |MBS. It waa raucht briwren
the rroa# tire of Port I’lrkrni anJ
tao frJeial man pf War muring
o ff shore.
At th. end wf the flrat day of

‘
I there i« nc nathmjl -ale* sgenry
&gt;
| **&lt; *|&gt;| rlived nl U It. irr.e here
..
..
. . .
H I yaataiday.! ; ,
* tl hoyr* o f Itormy da.
a i. i t . ™ ‘ r ... a . ,
Tha conference » * * attended hy
the aUMbUaa I I man ram.
f . m o J ^ t e h ^ a n l n t U worTd * » ° * * "• «»• • •* * * term boanl
iV t*.
young 8 t
ha«dl*9*. *ih* Ughtort |*n- T « a H H . ta on a Vautterilte
« r tu"•. '««»
Town. He u ° " • Vaudeville &lt;UUl&gt; A e#jnm|
ot ||v* waa
adyr Illlnol* law for mnrTour of South Africa.
*
appointed to- Ieoh turthrr .nto th.
■ C A J H H 1 .M J.
irupuaal and to confer with a alai*
U U mannyr, half uf th.
Mt
-Who
jilte d Jake
—and w hyt“ ;W a an*won l I T f f I
r A D D V 11I M
MrwUbi of IIMa roniniitle* art!
•
IT It. H. KnctUn, UraJemon, r.p liCalm, fa r thq time being, f f
■ 'o f wldeapread conjeeePINKKURHT. N. tV -W alter Hagarti, famous golf star, glring
Jncw Tha Uhlragu Triibun.
a fgw pointer* to his ton, Walter, Jr. Walter, Hr., Is preparing
mt report**; was aataaah
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Urowlng a**ociaUonj Ralph B. for lh. annual North and South tourney her*.

ROCKNE S PUPILS

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ILL L A Iili I 111 J

ONLAST JOURNEY

m m w trial waa
Mr attorney* for
i railed th. v*t.
InlMk They will
Apf. 17'agalaat a
tiedted that th.

Impressive Ceremony
Will Mark Funeral!*,,-&gt;1. &gt;m
Of Beloved Mentor

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By P A U L MKXEIJtON.
POUTIf BEND. Ind, Apr. 4 . with ’ dramatic &lt; A D —Th* **m . strong arm*
whkh carried Notre llama to un­
equalled glory on th. gridiron
during th* past two yaaia will
bear Khel* Rorkne on hla last
journey today.
In W iping with the wishes of
the Immoital footl«ll «oarh. ala o f
th. ptayara-who helped to give thd
Rambter* two national champion.L I.. war. rhta.n.
-L---- ua*4a.J.&gt;
mm
ahlpt,
yett.-rJay M
active pallbearer, for 'the irnpro.■Ir. bdt simple funeral aaivtrra,
Thay m t Tom Uealey, captate
or the 10.10 team. Tommy Yarr.

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ALBANY, N. Y * Apr. 4.—
( A P I - llarketeerlng, tb.'
New
Yoik aUte rrim . commU.lon find.
U an •‘ intluitrjr «ith an «nouA|

turnover of 112,000,000.(100 to *hl}hjS1«klldr*ll iwrUhed. wl.l
|lH,000.tKt0.000.
lw, &lt;&gt;«(. guc.t of Vre*ldrnt and
The urr tanlta nnvmrnt to thn Mra* Hootfer *t the Uhlt. Ilauae
wrtl# nurtiAi

-IWt.^taakC

,verCasesOn
iy \ ^ o c k e t
prom! o f lh . romslml-

to law-violators,
ISM had fatten
Vi handls mors Atlanta' Will Rogsra, th i humortel; ami Mayor Jamto J, Walker
b,
entered, of Nror Tork City.
gpirltioua 11- - Hundreds of manmere from all
section* of tho&gt; nation streamed
tnto the plrtprraqu. Rorkne bom*
In Sunnymede, ye,tenter to pay
tribute to. the great Viking. The
mrurntta came, braving raw, reld.
dflttllpg lain, r.fu were clnude.1
with tear., more so beranae none
rduld taka a last view o f tbr body,
sealed In tb . hrnni* rajsk.t forever
brosuae of Its condlttoa.
plana were rompteted yesterday
for th* fatwral. Tb* rsstsgt- a
ra vales dp af antemohltes carrying
Mia. Rocha, and family, Rorkne'*
75-y.ar-oM mother snd hls Ibrre
slstrre. officiate,of tb. uolv.r*lt&gt;
•reT other relatives aaj rlcser
frieUdd—will W.v^v dh. Roekne
home at t:M P. M , far this Church
at th# Barred Heatt oa the rampox o f Notre Hamm
,,
The fa ir y . wtD h. by Us. Rrr.

Chpiht.L. fFHonaolbCH.C.,prrebteul- a f the university, A l *:4t
th. bpdy »R I he blearod #«d then
taken to th. IlighlaM Womrtrry

LARGE SUMS ARE YOUTHFUL HERO
FOUND INVOLVED O f BLIZZARD TO
IN RACKETEERING BE HOOVER GUEST
“Industry” Has Yearly 13-Ycnr-oid Ijld Will
Business Of Twelve Spend One Night In
To' Eighteen Billion Executive Mansion

which f*ce» the hraitlw* task of
carrying on without the great
master;
Pranbte Cariitee, tha
"U tU * Nape la. a" of tha Bockne
Itabk-rs for th. past thi»* asatons; Marchmon* Rrhwaits wh&gt;
•o often saved th. d*y for Notre
Ham* an th# field of battl.t Matty
Brill, a youth who cam# to Notre
Dame a* a "football failure-' hut
who was forged by Rcckn# Into
one of tha greatest o f tlwm alb
end . Lariy Mullins. IIn. crashing
fullbatk.

MIAMI.
Apr.
4 —(A P )llraded by Cnsssl t. Co*, rtvalrman of the E e r y lades Nation­
al fark Assortetloa, a party of
five. Including two 8* ml hole In­
dian yulstea, »et out from her*
yesterday to axplare lna.r re­
cesses of th. projteMd tropic F.verglail.s National Park, on tkr
southern Up o f Florida.
Mr. Coas, outlining th. abject­
ive sf tb* trip, Said "W o have
been around the park's boundarii a, by boat and motor and havt
ciulied over It by air but never
have vre dalvad Into Its core. W*
intend to sdo'Jdat bhdl la In
there and thus obtain a tru. pic­
ture of oar' tropical wonder­
land,"
^ V &amp;
i
Th* pariy wwrA bf avotor to
Rayal P a l* State Farit, south / f
Homestead, and tkpsi act mil on
foH Into tbyT Evstglades. Tb#
trip la .xpOCtfd to carry them In
a north westerly direction to the
Tamtaml trglT »# * r Pin# C N .L
Jteridn Mr.
the parly InIddadt A. R. Uvlngstoa, Homeatiwd ,j&gt;glnasrf Claud. Mat lark,
thatirrs rhaf; PM Den Tummy
sad W illi. Jgmptr. Indian duidrs.
Rappltes for fmir day* w.r* car­

family o f 123.OO0JKM) and hrif
aga n Hurt much If the romrid*aim's maximum rrilmate t* evrtori.
The &lt;rim# room isalim. formerly
known a, the Itnumra romml,*im,
lasee* out nf exlalencr with the
adjournment of the present art'
• Ion of the legislature.
The report declared that a etude
should he medr of what roriortiro
mrn.ure, could be adopt* I that
a, old halt racketeering In the
*'*t«.
On; racket In New Ycrk *t*te
•lime — that of fake aecurillr*—
l&gt; known In t dal approximately
ftM.MMt,noo a year, tlrq report
•aid. “ Ijirge -nrrlv rtmpanlta *ny
Ibal crime, aralnat proner'y *!&lt;•««
Iota* nearly seven billion dollert
a year."
.
Th . cnmorla-dou nuote | Frdnal
Attorney lln a .r l W. Aaudi of
New York, a . raying th-t almott
rtery.- bua nrta In New York city
had |&gt;nld In tribute to racketsr-ra
over a |wrlod of aareral year- a
soul ranging fr m ItOO.tkkl.tMNi t .
fCTO.OOO.OOO annuilly.
'Three fivurra are aatnumiisid
and It U the public who
;«sy*
thsrn." the rotrnil'aten tnld the
Irgbilsl'irr. "It would seem that
rnrlartlre measures ran he fcnnnlrted lo stop. In part a1 least,
thr ’rackrteerlng" within the con­
fine* of thr state, lint the auhjett
should Ira Investigated, which ran
be done, so that necessary cm.rt( Continued On Tag* H'.gj

Railwav Given Right
To Construct Road

WAPHINOTON Apr. 4.- - (A P I
—Tha Interstate Com metre Com­
mission today authorised Panama
CUy. Florida to renelnirt four
and iine-half
mile* of railroad
track in connection with it* plan
Iv develop a bay and hatb.ir.
Th* commission also authoris­
ed the Atlanta and Halnt
An­
'
,, Wb will team more about Um drew* Bay Railsray Company to
real secrets af « t f national pprlr tear, and operate a line to Pana­
aro« l a -this trip than we could ma City aadsavoring to develop
a harbor ter *croa shipping. T o.
line h i m from Millville Jurntmo
to tha Mt*-

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FORMER*8HKRIFF AHIIEHTI.H
(A P ) —Ci
Grerorilte
cantiy row

I'O) /hnui.- etfort* to nave lh .
lit* / ’ of hia achoul m ate anowbtund In a bj* the chief executive
baa naked him to apcml a night at
tiro White House.
Iloovir n a , convinced by acluunte v f the uoy'a actions that
he would have no lioublo making
lone. IleaUse trip lu the ispiti
p.la|'authorities al l.m ar, Colo,
where Bryan i* recuperating, **ld
hi vnut'ld li« able to leave In two
vv**v*kav an,j the U-y‘s mother ha*
given permission for him to make
til- visit.
Whs IS lh* achool hu* fr sm the
l'hasasst lit'.l selneil at Tuwner,
Colaaf stalled In the raging Id »usd of Maish 2d, the driver, Carl
tl'il.l, wsssl for help. He left Bry­
an In charge after aolemnly warnini;, him of the danger tq hlmaelf
dlK.r never irtumcl. lie frosc|
lu depth trying In find help.
Uryan made evriy effnit to
Usp'lsls rnmpanli n» amnsrd and
*r iv*. II* atatlrd Imslng nsatrh.l
ai j other fonn* nf entertainment,
tl t a« night fell the |ien*lratlng
r t lj pressed In. One nf th* flrat to
ft-Wts* was Dryrn’s brrther. Orln.
Wi en a ranrhrr found the bo*
five id the Ihildirn had froirn to
dra'h an I Use nther*
Including
lliyan wvra suffering terrible ag­
ony,’
Brvan had done all he roubl. II*
rrmtvod HU own rlotklng
and
place,fit on th. others.
. &lt; n
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U t il A It, Colo* Apr. 4 - - (A I ’) Piopppd up In lied at a hospital
wi&gt;are he I* rrrovtring fiom expo*
oi# and frerxlng, lh. IS-year-old
him nf the Tnwmr liua tragedy.
Biysn Untledt. laat night thrlltei
• I lh . prtMpert of a visit with th.
pi^blrnt c f th. United KUtva.
"Oor. won't that-la* gieatl" he
•old a nurse after hi* mothir. Mia.
tl.-A , Untledt, had runaentrd to
hi* tr.p a lore to Wavhlngton cn
Iho iavltatlon of I’resUlcnt llonvar.

Ion Board Weighs
limitation P le a s
-T b . stats (ward t f pardon*
waa In axsrutiv.
arostea
•ring ptesa that tb* daalh
c. Impoaad on J. W. Bo1, Thybrr county farnrer seno f slaying two Pnternl pro­
a agaote, Ira ronimutod to
p in s war. presented &gt; y
Beoater W. C- llodgro sod
r Pappar, TsIUkaaaao sk­

im with
rubbery

I

SOLUTIONJS SEEN
BY CARLTON FOR
TAX DIFFICULTY

btrn fired at Fort MnUe from thv
powerful goat of rtfkeh* and (V.
furtlflrationa bad b.#n trade almoat pariaea for forther fighting.
Tb* ball!* showed Fort Pirkena
coiill only be raptured at a trw
tempt
caplura furthtV and
mend) ii« ro*t
Crnrrrl l.'bata dwidH not ;o atrraru.trd MrRar, leaving th* feder»l garrison occupying 1‘lrken*.
which held unt l the eloae of lh.
war. The fort was lh* only c m
In the South which did not fall tu
the f'onfederary.
All but on* of the wall* of Fort
MrRae which stood through th*
fe'eral bombardment went down
In the hurl Iran, of 1IKM when sev­
eral person* teat Itawlr llvr* thero.
Th* las*, ra.atn.nl tower. SU
feel nr»r the bay antrahee jetty—
a ghostly rvmlndef of a n Ighty

Cooler Weather In
Forecast For Eaiiti

MANAGUA,

fgircctm * 1«

rerdlnp an&lt;rwi* '

h abllltatlon o f M a n a fu t’R'Ad,*
000 residents, mado hom elen*
b y
T u (today1*
d lia a trou a
earthquake, w aa taken o v e r
y e s te rd a y b y E m eat J. S w ift ,
Ked C p o m o ffic ia l, a ft e r hia
a rriv a l b y airplane fro m M i­
ami.
. .
Th* R^l Craaa official', flrat
• tap after rearhlnc Campo via
Marlemarln* and American l*ead-»
quarter* where Matthew K. Ilan*
na, United States mlnlater, boos­
Ing hi. legation In th. ab.ftar o f
Unta, waa. to confer with Mr.
Hanna and th«n maka an lnrp*etion trip throufh th. dermatated
city.
ter Mr. 8wlft conferred with
na and medical ctrpa offl-'
era and other, to decide what' tm -,
mediate .tape ahould be taken,' t
Meanwhile, other naval 1*1taf
group* congregated at t'orlato,* to l
whkh clt. a number of wire, and. ;
children of th.
United H u t.*
Marine* ware taken by a lrp loM r:
yaaterday. Frpm there they v illibe returned to their homee til ­
th. United Btetn.
Naval ship* brought food mad'
medical aupplia* to Corlnto froKtC*
Dalboa, Panama Canal Kaut:-.
Ttea# will ba brought to at rick*,.
' (Onttnued Up ra g . 3J*&gt; &gt; ;

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TALLAH AS
_ Un^ n0T ^
Florida
yrsh
work on hU I
the state lr|l
to predict 0
will aolrr tl
of finance and
trfd* in fit
n o a lito but
tion.
Th* corem,
||v*r hi, w t«,
,Wedne*dar. th
ular aaaembly
Finance am
rred Jolntljr. I,
lion to be ai
glrlature durii
log bar.. In
coventor. Thi
aalil ha ball,
ho proper di
Increaae* in t
"The whoU
nvsd up In i
Uon," Uovrrm
Tha entire a
mill* ahoull b&lt;
relief ran b*
burdena of U i
(teclared. Ilow
think that tl
*ri&gt;ool* should
* ° “ ld * '» • ^
H*f
•**“
• minimum o
»rbool each le
a

S

Sunrise Service To

Be Held Sunday At

One nf l i t beat way* to sol*,
the debt problem. In hla spinten, Is to reltev. net property
of sn rice’ sl*. tax burden. THU
will tnak. it iHwribl* for local
lax unite to rarry local bur­
dena, he predicted.
llut .vtn with the
strict sat
govern menail economy, Florida
atltl will need to *wk a n *osirre* of revenue, Uororaor Carlton
■abb
II. also forecast legUlallv. ac­
tion toward strengthening th.
present *Ute banking lavra and
msId h. believe* such changes al*
needed.
The chief .secutlv. admitted
that hit remarka were In tha
nature o f an Imtea to hi. mas­
sage to th.
legUlaturo
next
Wcdnemi.y.

Sunrise Itervic." tomarrow morn­
ing at aunt is*. It will ha con­
ducted thla year b. tha Chrlate
laq Young Ptopte'a Union of Han­
ford, and will b . partlclpatad la
by many mtmbara of alt Pro­
teatant UhufchM.
I f tha waathar 1* , unfavurnbla,
th* City Hall audltorlupr will be,
used.
Ample .eating facilitW*
at both place* hae. town pro­
fitted, and th. usual large at­
tendance Is forecast.
Th . program Is aa follow*!
1. Call to Worship, by trum­
pet, 0. C. Fellow*.
». Hong, "A ll Hell T h . Itew» r 0/ Jesus' Name", Uongroga-

tieu.

X Invocation. H.nry WIU*.

4. Quartet, "Christ Area.''— F.
H. l-asstaun. H. W. Rucker, J. M.
Stiisrcipher, B. C. Moor.
B. Scripturo
roadlng,
“T h .
Firet Easter Morn"—Mrs. U. K.
Mr Nab.
X Rote. Trotted "— Rev. Hh.ll.
T. Corn.1 Solo, "jteater Mora"
4—(A
P I—
ATLA N TA .
. ----—O. C. Fellows, as cons panted by
Authorities today raid that Fred1
0 riff In. Id-y.ar-old negro
cuo- Miss Madeline Mallern.
a. Quartet, "Qlorlg, In E sclal*"
frssed killing Sheriff
Thomas
Mas*,—
Camp at Kalrbure yesterday and from Moaart*a Twelfth
alto confessed to escaping from a F. 8. lamaon, H. W. Rueker. J.
Morgan rounty chaingany where M. Rtlprolpber, B. C. Moor*.
I. Ain Easter Measago,
Rar.
h. was aervlny a 20-y#ar aentoore for mu ider. Camp waa kilted
“ Onward CbrUttea
In a acuffla- with th. negro &lt;prisorer. A posse captured Griffin la Holdters",- Oc
It. Prayer
a swamp after shooUny him. I I .
was rushed to Atlanta fur aaf. John EUla.
keeping.

Neffro Confesses To
Slaying Of Sheriff

wsstker cast of tha Rockies', with
thr exception it tb. Houth Atlan­
tic suites WSX' forecast today by
the weather bureau. Rain waa proill.tel In parts of Virginia, North
rod Hcuth Carolina, (itoigla and
all ot Florid*.
Tb# bureau oxpialnsi, howsver,
that fair wrotbsr did not sicesaerily mean luysbina. West of tb*
Mississippi to tb. Rockte*, slight­
ly colder aratbsr was reported
but there war* indication* of a
IcMimulure rise during lh. day.
It has been raining In the South
Allan'Ic and Eastern Gulf autsi
FALMOUTH, Mate. Apr.
end Northern Now England. Thu
pollfamen
only snow reported was in NorthOHM). Apr. 4-— &lt; A P )—C «pt*i« (A P I —Two
field, Vsrmaat and Greenville, Ms Harbll, Norwegian goveromaat.
whaling Inapro tor, i.tunv.1 tostew
from visiting lb . hording grounds which .M ad early today whom
poSro
Withdrew
tracauaa ; of
shoring* a f ammunition.
.
T b . ssaotgltr* aarapod Mato
th« woods from lh* bowao
la '
WILDWOOD. New Jsreay, Apr.
which Uj#r'.W»r. barrteAM and
4.— (A P I —CtnvteNd that
tbs
are balsg tewgkt by offtrore w h o ,
bodies o f thr*. NreMl*. (Downed
found *0 resow of { Hsioor ■la a
when a leaky Ua| soak,
were
garer# in th* roar * ( lt e h|ll4&lt;
oat be-I oul R R s , coastguards
and fl*hcnM|l today dls.ont.nuc.i
lh* aranh f « . tlte flttlmr. I^WTARBN FOR J
renca Kclouvsr.. 8; hia brother,
Chari**. Hi aad JO ly Lsng.
14.
new
Or l e a n s ,
AIK HER V IC * ORLAYRO
sons of fulrarmaf^
,
( A P ) —Sxhsostlivg i
A fourth hofp :Alh«ri R«louvrr,
N K W A iH
Apr. 4. — in th. rihyitel mt
W*a re.-uad. T ig .lro y a d y ovfurred when rotM Tam tsIa ter. a (A P I - F d r th* third timv in aa Bleat, H , whoa, ha
brant from
white th*y m a n y d a y a Inauguration sf » a » frond y.sterdaj
wen- I .• . rvUayfPSQ. a I"W with Eaat-Wret poaaawg.r and • mall
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morrow night.
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made , known . u poon &lt;aa the
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Mr. aad Mr*. F. t Braaaa, of
iouth Sanford Arenue. She war
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WIU Taka Can of

spbaxlld U lk s n d Istrmracad Mr.
I^apwrath *1 Bunfard who epokt
along with raany otfcw prominent
aptahare of Baaford » r j Lake
Mary. Tire. Lake Mary C. o f C.
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Sanford's plea for a Coun'.y C. of
flaary Butch, CUy Clerk
Treasurer of Aiken, R. &amp;,

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Mra. A. W. Lowe Uta eorfca, aad
Mr. U-tna and Mr. Whitaker will
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Tom W lllbba,

toward. Who air
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waa af sheila: the o th e r !
mamW i s t TW ahM ls will
sent free* ,th* T u m p a t w
But Tamps aad IM.wktt
Spanish - quarter, YbW CP
preparing to n water Scary
able tilt o f feminine "pulekrltudo
far.the legion convention, with I ha
amphaali on the Spanish belaUca
for which the city la famous. The
various Spanish clubs are mo per
ating with lha legion la the full*
oat, with committees appointed to
arrange every detail o f the bud.
dies’ entertainment.
One o f lha moat charming of
th *d ty*s Spanish mlaaat, Sene; IU
BannerJfgMndoo, ha* boon ap­
pointed at Yber C ty ’a apanaar for
donvaalien* artlvltks, aad enlist■
lag the » ctvices o f other charmlag aittefftaa lo naalat aft hoaUism
at tho -Various dances and social
faaetlftm which will fill the play
henna *1 the reavenliea.
Picturesque Spanish dance* aad
fsti*;haVn bean Includdi In the
official ptagram, to gtva the en­
tire three day* and nights of the
convention aa much of a European
aspoet M posvlble.

bar Four o f ' the
A Church will maul
O. Khlnhober, 1108
It S o’eloek.
dr f h e af Ike K ra i
arch- wfll, mset st
:Mra. d,.B. Courier,

are raclawlng.
The Crystal Lake Social Club
gave IU annual dinner la Urn club
noma Tuesday evening. Mra. A.
C. Trafiy and Mra. W at Mu*grava hsj charge of Uta dinner.
Daring the dinner B. I. Wsgg
pfeaehted to J. K. Ellla two gllla
from tin club, aba a large birth­
day rake. Mr. Kill* gars a abort
talk of lhaake. Ha la U y a m old.
A program a l l preeonlad oa fallawai Holo—"Laatoomt for You,"
Mlaa Ethel’ llyotlalnej Sola Dunsam—"Egyptian Dane*.” Mlaa Dor­
othea Uwaon) “ Powder Pair
Dance—{ toe)
Mlaa
Margaret
Murffi **Acrobatic Dance" and
Sang—Mlaa Marilaa. To trance. The
dancers ware Sanford girls. T V *
la the last social moating of Urn
club far this lease* aad ovary «na
had a good Urn*.
• Hobday morning at • o’clock

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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH

George Weiaatala
Sbaday In Jock*
i,former's brother
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’alaatain, of Phlla-

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ateatlon af ndf lct ia -foe the ratn- I d S M W W l U l r A W - ^ - ^
Ing church year which ■tecta la
L. P. Varaay who haa kaaa
April. The m w officers elected
era as fallow*t President, Mra. aponding, tha winter hart tafl for
hla *hoir.a la Alton Bay, N. 11*
M. Vela; vlca-praaklent Mta. P. D.

CoaqubUderea," which the Isdiea

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Rev. Job* Barnard Root, MinWm. F. McPherson, pastor.
The Paater, Rev. Carroll Van,
Bible School Bapday A. M . - * : « laUr.
er, will bring an Egalsr meaeagv
Chart h* School — 0:4*.
Sermon Sunday A. M. - -11rOO
at tin Uo'chrikhovraadwHl, al
Morning Worship — 11:00.
Evangalkatle Service Sunday P.
the does or the service, receive an.
Sermon by lha Pastor .
Certificates of confirmation will
Into mamberabip wM an*y wish M. —7:45 ■
Preyrr Maatlng Wad. V. M. — be given to the confirmation class,
to uaile with the church.
9:00
Nsw members will be received.
At 7:30 P. M. he will pi
Prayer A Testimony Wed. I*. M.
The Sacrament, cf the Lord's
the I heme, “ A Straagm
—7:45
Supper will be observed.
Door**. This servlet wtli I
Strictly fnles-dtaomlMUenal.
' Bveaiag
a ale!* th* ravi,
Special Easter set non on th r
In the evening there will be a
lOdnyi
la progress for
reb
nt subject, "The Klvrn Christ," by musical service fallowed by the
Thor* will be ■)
the llav. McPtwtUon wlU bo glvtn pi seenlotion of the pageant, "Bar.
bath iervlecs.
Bundny dchoc] 9:45 A. M , Prat. at II oc.oca al whlrh lima special abbas."
music and rommualon service will
Tho deora will bo open at T:0Q.
McKay Super.
abo bv held.
•Lregaea at «.I0 P. M, Prayer
Heeling Wed. Night.
FAJ11I (108PEL T ABESNACI.il
Tg th* alictnoM al I oMsck ths
patter will tbpUao any Infanta
UXo Weal Plrai Htrerl.
Christian Retine* aarvlces are
who*# *parmla will bring them to
A. G. Canada preaching.
hald every Sunday morning al
Run-lay anivboa S:0O P. M.
t i t church. ; • . V’iVSc*"''
lha clntrth East Second Street al
Young Paoptfu Moollag, 7:45 P. 11 •‘clock. Subject for tomoirew
ALL~SODL*S CATHOLIC
M.
Is "Unreality." Wednesday oveiaI’reyvr macting Friday even­
ng service* which
will laings it f:4S P. M,
:tude
Itsllmontit ef
ChristThe Bar, J, J. Mclnerey, poster,
(Inter-danombnHa n il)
bn Bcbnce booling, will ho
viral Mots— 9:00 A- M.’
"Second Moos—10:09 A. M.
UPSALA LUTHERAN CHURCH held *1 tho now church at *00 E
tad St, at * o’clock.
Evanlag Devotion—TtM P- M.
Thlc church maintains a free
Rev. A.* Narrbcnp D^D. pnolor.
HANFORD COMMUNITY
This churtfc will rebbrete Eas- Reading Room at th* rhurah
trr with a apodal Baiter service where Uta Bible and all suthoriaad
CMURCH
Christian Science literature may
at * o’clock a* phlcMImt th* pas­
.Ifomso's dab Building, Osk tor will prendi pn Dm
subject,
“The SUoo RoMaF Away from the
Avenu* near Third StrevL
Th* Bov. Claude S, Chewning.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
A eaadlnl. InvIUGon la dstendod
te all to attend ih* orrvie*.
E. D. Brew*tic, D. D. PMter.
ftarvlre* Sunday a* follows:.
0:45, A. M. Sunday School
11 A. M. Motnlag Worship.
Rav, H. jrvlng Louttlt,
*:!*, p. M. Junior Chrbttin Ea*
isvor.
1)10 P. M. Sinter Chrbti*a Eonrer. '
7:** f . M. Evening Worship.

(Orchestral patta on aocond pi­

Wtdnaadiy for hli home altar ano— Mlaa Joan Ctacklcr).
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■pending two week* arlUi Mr. aad
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Raylo
haa
returned
from
Mrs- Jim. Rtaobaa.
Leonard Locke left for Me home Miami whore ha haa haan visiting
la nature City teat week after ralaUaaa for about 10 day*.
■pending the pait tlx moothi mlth
Mr. and Mra. Maurice KJoblom.
d o . A. Jonaa lift Tuaaday for
flprtogftild. Maa*., whtia ha will
male before Being to hla homo in
h m lagtaa, N. H. Mr.
J *«t»
ipflTafl In f fin U I I m i*

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aad
left

■pat * piano iteRat m M onte*
gvanlag, Apr. «, at &lt;iM o’clock at
Ike. Shelter C olbftf auditorium. I
The number* on’ bar program
arc i t fottowa:
,‘■ Sonata, O * II,; Ne. Xs Allegro,
Allegretto, Prrs'o— Brethovm.
. Caprice lo; Barbara—SraristU-

. vary appropriate sermon
illvarcd by Rev. Thompson,
i by a largo congregation,
and Ore. Wm. Evans and

htffren of Tampa spent last weak
ndjrith Mr. Evan* mother, Mra.
d:,T. Evans.
. In., and Mrs. Jno. Htauboa ami
ug Wvre dinner guests of Hoqrr
)iU4h al lha William Edward llff•4 aTApcpka last Thursday.
ttr, and Mrs. Platt of Akron,
tho, abo Mr. and Mra. O. A.
•fretIt of Helton, Mich., ware to­
rn! guesta uf Mr. French's acuaa, Mr. and Mr*. Fred Ballsy at
M r hems an Lake Emma.

Mr. aad Mra. Raibert Wing who
have been vlilttng tbalr aon and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mra.
Horry Wing for the winter, left
Sunday for thlr homo In NuwbertV
Port, Maas. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Wing drore titan tit Daytons
Beach where they want by boa.
C. Moras draco Mr. Robbins to
r&amp; Valley, Us., last' wreh whair
Mr. Uobblna will apand a few
mealha. Mr. Maras raturn&lt;M home
Tuaaday, .
lug Prayer maatlng will be hald
Frida, avrnteg at 7:30 at It will
be Good Friday. Choti practice
will bo hftaf church aervtco end
every one la tjkvtted to otiaad both.
Th* regular Chamber af Com­
merce maatlng wfll bo bald Manday evening to the C, o f C.' 1UIL
a la urgad to attend oa
Every
of ltnpgrti»n will be

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Dr. aad Mra. 8. M. Moore and
Mra. Wallace of Bustls were cal.
Iara at Mr. and Mrs. Thompsons'

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BAN TORI) MALE QUARTETTE
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Handing Fund . Christl*n Church
and Local Charitloa

NOTICE
A raaaonabl# reward win \m given foe th« re­
turn of private paptre belonging to Bwority
Lumbor Company and E. Compton. I f nUrnod
Intact to oar office no qo«tl«ite will bo asked.

S E C U R IT Y

Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham who
havs sp a t the winter b ergja I K
Varney oottaga on Cry«U i*J*hs
Ave* left Wednesday for Ulilt
horns In Alton Pay, N. II.
,W. A. Jackson, Mrs. Guy man
and daughter Hidls Msrvtl, loll
for Salisbury, Mass* Wednesday
They wata acrompanltd by Mra.
M. Butterfield and aon, who wfll
make tbalr future home In BettiSr', b'nd ^fre. YnM^flmlth', iigu'1
l»r winter vial lota hare, left Wadneaday for Amtabury, Maia.
Mr. and Mra. a It. Slbl.y, and
Mrs. Woodman aad daughter ar­
rived hare last weak for a few
day* an* business.
Mr. and Mra. Llndon Gratae of
Bshaon Park spent last week end
with- Mr. and Mra. 1, K. Ellla.
Mr. and Mra. J. W. Raevea and
family apant Sunday at Uta bom*
of Mr. and Mra. J. W. Faltgan In
Orlando.

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Easter Time
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and full value fur your mousy

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Lilies, Potted Plant*, ate.

A R E OUR S P E C IA L * *
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A. K. ROSSETTER, FLORIST
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Morguorilo Ruth

Th* wedding lo to. take place
Ilt r . and Mrs. Charles Johnson,
p L Horry Carbon and o°n&gt; Hr*. In Uh early port of Juno,
legg Koran, and Arthur Johnocn
a ff Baturday for their home In
tyvldtnce, R. I., after a. pleasant
thlsa' months visit with' Mr. end
Kf».‘ Johnson's nan and br~th*r,
Th* yvinig people df the Plrai
A|Nn Johaoon and Carl Avtdar- Christian Church will present, on
Easier Sunday evening, ths Pag­
•JOpk Nation left for' Uw North eant, -Th* Ring Catted Jaaua."
Monday with Dr. Falbwt. Dr. Fal- Th* story to bo acted and Uld b
lofra gwo to Saobraekt N. II. and Of th* blind man that Joouc basic,I
kg. Ntlaon goes to Piwvldonco, R. and who tarare te give hi* Uf* and
s*tYlt**U hb haaUr, hat who at
v-Mft and Mra. Jno, HUuba* end th* creoa bream* afraid and fbd
Bgn, abo guest. Henry Busch spool and bft the Matter. Th* aocond
Saturday at Daytona Beech and •rt deal* with lha narrow and re•Is* \letted acini* on tbs East marso cf |hti reward, as ho rath
klmaclf, over bit trnlterous act of
Mire Pisares Stephens left leaving ha friend end haalor In
Monday with her snet* and * “nl&lt; hit tint* of gre*tost rend. Than th*
Dr.; and Mra.,wtnaten Stiubens, nvw* toms, cl the Ompty lamb,
for Montrore. pa. Mbs Stephens they doubt *1 first. Urea think af
has-spool • pbnsant T months va- th* Scriptut a* speaking af
th*
ontlm whJi hrr parents, Mr. and premlaod MattIlk, nod lilt reauiruction. They know Ihat their
friend and ten*4*r t* tire
op*ken of In tb« BcHptutas. New hopo

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AN IN D K P E fiflN t DAILY NEWSPAPER
IDA. FRIDAY, APRIL 3, l»3Ur
SANKORD, FI

Pantages Is Granted New U. S. CONS!
Trial B y Supreme M
G
TO.
Bodies
Been
Oat OfRuins
Rescue Parties
A p r.

can wteea and children bade
"
well today to hUabanda
fa th a n of the United
marine corps as airbeen their evacuafrom Manarua, devaaby earthquakes Tuesnea are remaining
relief work out ta
of the »a#b of a « # m n » | , the- possibility
of
e, it w u decided th a t
women and children leave
•trick** a rt* .
W oik'ng under e n o r m o u #
attire la the chaod which fo’._ Tuesday'* earthquake and
Managua la pulling Itself out
the ptlaery of fo**t*r.
Cot. F. L- Bradman, commander
the pm riata, aatlm atrd yesterth a t MW had porlihed, and
bodies already have been taki eut of tha ruins. Property dim
(Caallaued O , Pag# Three)

ro Convicts Who
Starting
F i r e Indicted

F s A N ‘" F s k f e c d . Apr. 3. ( J l P ) - W » b d c T Pantagr*i
Pantages, ! * •
Angelrs theatrical m agnate coof r ie d of assaulting fu n k * P rin ­
gle.' |7-&gt; rar-old dancer, woo g ran tad a Oeur-trial by ithe state su ­
preme court here yesterday.
The decision, which adopted In
the main the opinion of Iho state
d istrict appellate court reversed
the Loa Angelre ronvictl
two.
Chief Justice William II. Wart*.
In contorting opinion, referred to
M lu Pringle's Irstlm .u y at the
trial as “to Improbable as to
challenge credulity."
Tha court pointed out th a t prose­
cution misconduct complains I of
by P antages' attorneys “ w a m ttts
th e conclusion th a t the defendant
was not lawfully ronvictad." It
added, however, the misconduct on
the p a rt af District A ttornty Hur­
on P itta would not “necessarily re­
quire a reversal.”
The detie'ou ends a bitter l.-gal
battle for a new tria l waged Ly
Pantages since he waa convicted In
Qctobsr, IV2U. He was auccesiful
th iobtaining his release on 9100,­
000 bail and has been resting ul
Agua Callanta aw aiting the co u it’e
ruling.
The alleged attack for whl-h
Pantages wa« ronvictrd otcurrr-i
In hit Ism Angeles office Aug. !&gt;.
1022. Pantages. who It M, was
a rrtsle d a lte r Mias Pringle, wl-h
her clothing tom , ran Into th*
■Ireet stream ing she had been a t­
tacked. The girl, daughter nf a
school teacher, tald she went to
hl« of ft* a to ask him to ixmk an
a rt of hois on his vaudeville c ir­
cuit.
A fter a long and sensational
trial P antages waa ronvicteJ, but
Illness kept klm
from
prison.
Meanwhile his attorneys started
a fight for a new trial.
Chief Justice W aste commented
»■’ «»“ -inlem pelpte gUnoe(there
-Oif case- w as D ied /'
“T h e pruatrulion," his opinion
•aid, “ho doubt labored under the
stress of public -opinion and a«.
(itrm an t, a t times confronted with
considerable provocation, hut the
testimony of the prosecutrix la
so Improbable as to chalknge one's
cieduilty and the Jury should have
l*oen perm itted to consider tfce
evidence uninfluenced by the In«idents and &lt;rrors discussed In the
main opinion.'

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SHIP CRASH ARE
BROUGHT ASHi

Says Democrats ftw t&gt; — r
Fine Chance IfT h«r
Will Take Courage­
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Reduction In -It
T a x - Collection^ If»
Cause Of Prospect­
Thirty BodiesAndUp- ive F is c a l Deficit
wards Of 50Injured aMmWUk rA fr.
IA lt
MALAGA. Spain, Apr. 3 .- ( A P I
—Victims of a terrific head-on
collision between
the
fren ch
steam er Florida and II. M. S.
Glorious Wednesday, mole than
SO bodies and upwards of f&gt;0 InJursti persons ware brought ashore
yeiterday front1the to o vessels.
While the qrrrrkagr of the Flor­
ida sllll is being searrhril, the
dead tentatively was placid a t . 33.
They Include 17 lis te n s , foui
Polls, one Russian, three Jugoslavs,
five tiyrians and one Spaniard,
most of whom were u-turning In
their native lands fm m Durnre
Alrtn when the tragedy occurred
|n the M editerranean about SO
miles w rit of hete.
About 26 of the injured were
te k tn to hospitals and the
remalndrl, liu'luding seven Hritlsh
sallort, still were aboard the ships
In the hatoor.
The Florida's cargo was lieing
unloaded a&gt; tepidly as |x»slhlr fm
(Continued on l*uga Three)
X

Seminole I n d i a n s
Ask Hoover About
Transfer Of Lands

k it &gt;
drop In Income lax rolltrtbm e and
faring a prospective ITOO.Ogd.OlM
deficit a t the rml of th e fiscal
year, the tieasu ry y ritrid u y was
itn s lirr ln g the issuance of addl
tlrn al sect rilirs to meet govetttfttental expense*.
This became kn
latest treasury slatcnt-nt
Incon r tax roller ions dropp'd
9224.fl73.lHW in March below&gt;ftt*J
rrlp ts front th a t sodrre foi Iho
•ami- month last yvnr^ Th«- tfra s.
ury Is expected to reigtet to adili*
tl&lt; nal financing on o r a t o r s Apr.
1C.
Mcsnahile, Kupubli.vn la-tiler
Tilson of the House,' voiced lh»l
hope that lax Inrn-air i-outd l-c
avnliletU adding "H stav.il-l lie the
first rare r f the next ro n g re s. red
to make necessary the levying of
new taxes." He said It “certainly
w»s nut appaienl now th at a taa
Increase is necessary."
At the same time Senator llar«.
rls of (leorg.a, ranklgg Deroucrat
9tt the Senate
Appropristlons
llemucrats In the relit Congress
Committee, expressed the opinion
wnuLl ro-o|ierste to hold down
federal appropriation- tu avoid a
lax increase.
Tilson. a guest at the White
House, also oppuird additions! sp&gt;
propr ations for the farm lm ar|.
explaining this woul,| a il In reduc­
ing government expendilun-s.
“ It has Irieil to stabilise pi teas
hut has railed," he s.l.l, *Tl.e plan
was certainly an honest expert
m int. I hrl.rve the Ismrd should
continue tu sipetwlr with the
OOO.OOA already approprlat
urvoioting (o-u|i*r*tion ,ln jig r
'
tu rr.”
'
The House leader said he hupnl
I lie government could meet - Ih
(Cont.nued on Page 3)

NEW YORK,
T &amp; V i— Jbhn

Apr.

5—

chnlrman of tho Democrvtlcnntional committee, declared
In an Intervlow' wllh the
N ew York Evening Poet yes­
terday that the Democrat*
never had a better oppor­
tunity to win the presi­
dency than 1032 will provide
—but the p arty muxi taka a

HeVr is the only freight and passenger aerial ferry of Europe. It Is railed the Tranporter Hildge.
and Is located a t Newport, In Wale*, G ieat llnlaln.
.

SETTLEM ENT IS
MADE IN SANFORD
BANK LIQUIDITY
Deal Is Consummated
Between Chase And
Seminole R eceiver

Cashier Forced To
Open Bank Vault
MUNDELEIN, III, Apr. 3. — '
(AIM — Four men held up the
cashier of th* Mundelein stale
liank and held him raplive in
his hum* throughout last night
ll-rn tiu ssn l up hl» wife and
two children, furred him tu open
the bank's vaults loc'ay and es
caped With 910.000. Two uf the
lubbers took Cashier M. C. Mutt
In the bank early today and
waited fur the time luck to
o| en the vault*. The other two
stmsl guard over the family at
humr. After robbing th* ushk
tbe men went to Moll's home,
and got their companion* and
i*cs|&gt;ed in an autem nbdr.

VIGOROUS FIGHT
TO BE MADE FOR
CHAIRMAN SMITH
Notice Is Served That
Move To Oust Him
Will Be Combatted

courageous stand" on prohibition
to turn opportunity Into vlcteflfThe national chairm an declined
to ilisouf* hi* personal view* on
what action should b* lak rn on
prohibition.
"The party has sever had a
better opportunity," ho said, “ pro­
viding It ha* th* strength tu lako
a courageous stand in its p la t­
form declarations, particularly on
prohibition a* well aa on other
•conomic question*.
“The party shuuld aim provide
strong leadership that will te s te r# ’
eanlty in government."
Koskoii estim ated the American
people pay 93,000,000.000 annual-'
ly for liquor. Th# toat of th# liq­
uor business proper, h r said, la9300,000,000 a n d
racketeering'
adds 99.700,000,000.
Asked w hat he thought of e f­
fort* to mak* Tammany hall qnat onal loan# in 1V33, th# Demo­
cratic chairm an aald:
"I don't think they can do IL
The Republican parly will tlr#b-’
ably tela# on aom* Irrelevant thing,'
particularly ‘ if th# Democratic

WASHINGTON, Apr. 3.-(A»M
Circuit Judge J. C. II. Kuonrv.
--A ttorney General Milt hell srrvsitting In chamlierx in Tavares
ed notice yeslenlay th at Justice
yesterday afternoon, -igned n
C0CUMBU8. Ohio, Apr. / J . - drim rtm ent atlnrneys would sup­
final decree In the m atter of the
port Uhaii man Smith uf the puwer
A P )—SSyn roavItU who eonfealiquidation of the Seminole County; sad-they 0 fe d Obla p en ite n tia ry *
cummissiun
viguruusly
a*
MIAMI. Apr. 3.—(A P I — Flor­
Hank Involving an,| lonsummat
---------- ^ *“ _mUUk» In the lone of
they know how" against sn a t ­
ing a final settlem ent of all unitida Hemlnnla Indians,
through
* S ted y eeU rd ay
ter* of the Chsse Nation*) llank
tem pt to oust him from office.
Chief Cory Oareota of the M u.j
nty grand jury
of New York w.th the said HeuiTh* announcement
completed
tall rilllage,
yeslenlay
aaktsl
first degree asurdar. •
Ini-le County Hank;
th* liodup fag the prosprcllve
I'rerident Hooter fur
infeim a' s. Clinton U rate, a
Shortly a fter the closing of the
liun ro m n n ln g pru|iosed
land
legal rcinflicl between I'n-sjiienl
— •" o titem . a
Seminule County Hank tbv u t e r i ­
traaslc rs rxpo((*d J u (llapsphcs
ll'vpver a n t the Senate. A few
nrtvrad
M
o
e
r
t
i
’
f
that
Inrillaiton'i
rrt*ra 'W*shllt*1pn. The (ttggatrhss
minute* earlier ffmilh h id * aw*
chair,
■n arrangem ent with the Cbasv
nouivrcd lhat Georg* Wharton Jain Democrat!# - lead#ia pry
said the P resileat ha.1 commis­
Null, nal Hank for the Joint 'ninl
sioned Chill F|ah, of Uklahiima. tu
I'rpper, former Kepubllran sena­ taring fo r a platform plank
il.tIon nf *11 claim* in which t h '
Dr
rissklns M Ire ted
act • • rh irf fa r one day on nr lwtor from
lYnnsylvanta, would wuuld commit th* candidate* a
Chase National Hank had an In­
a bus men ta be named
rid lo Congroa* to vote for a rokufuse June ltd for the Indian- In
serve as his personal counsel.
terest and this involved a long
ante *• the murdci
lution under which th* poepla of
in thb*
propo-i-d land transfers.
The
i
ontruversy
arose
when
tha
serif* of liquidation.
rictia
the state* would decide w hether
Cory O.reola, who has hern ac­
onto confitming
I.OH ~ ANGELES, Apr. a. — b'cnalc, a f l ir
Shortly after W. II. Tunnlcllffu
the Eighteenth Amendment should
• Conviction on any one count in
tin g rhirf of Florida Host Cuusl
Smith'* appointment, aougkt
to
w
as
ap|K
inti'.l
lii|i|hlaloi
of
lh»
the throe ladktm snU , each of
(AIM Sensation* In the divorce reeonsiiler following the dismiss, be retained, or whether the -ton-*
Hemliiole* since the
Illness nf
Hernia*hr County Hank be term in­ Dial of Jocelyn l&lt;ee, film a-lie&gt;&gt;,
wbKh eon tains two counts, car
trul uf liquor should he rolurm I
Tony Tommy, sent the following
al of two ■-tinimission employe*.
ated '(he Joint atrangrm vtil with
&gt; rita a penalty of daath In the #1**tu th* state*. The paper would
ami
l.u
lh
rr
Herd,
rinrm
a
director,
m rsssgr add trsted to the Presi­
Piesidrnt
lliMivec
refused
to
return
Hie Cliusr National lisnk ami lor
. * trie chair, within 100 foot of the
avoid th* word "repeal."
dent:
I '______
LI^L the
aar.1
silvumc-d yesterday from domrslle Sm ith', name.
(Continued Un Page Eight!
DEWITT. A rk , Apr. 3—(A Pr
lawn
an whlab
the s»«m
320 aslsn
prisoners'
In the interview, the natluiial
"FI d ills Seminole Indians learn —W ith the same ralm with
T ie appointment of I'rppei gave
I III lie , lo pal lie* au oalurrl.
bodies were laid, the night of the
chairm an had
nothing to say
which
she
shot
In
ilcat|i
Jack
au
added
political
ioorh
tu
tha
ed
from
white
friends
annul
naili­
flit.
‘ .
llri* U-» who filed a rn » » com
C’h r i n t ’H C r u c i t i x i o n
shout th* Individual candidatro
Worls,
her
fa
th
rr's
alleged
slsyng
Oklahoma
Indian
as
chief
u(
runlruveisy.
The
Senate
slieady
U rate apd Gibson were la tha
I'lainl lo Heed's suit lor dlvoi-e
fur hi* party's nomination to *hn
the Seminole nation In land sales. rr , in a crowded courtroom. Mr*. I h O b s e r v e d I n R o m e
hud einpluyid John W. Davis,
fra n k lin county Jal| her* to­
lollowed up her denial, uf p l.y .leal, Vx^tM^r'wllV 'pre.:U rnitel nomine* presidency,
Uriel!
Spence
Eaton,
IH.
daughter
Florida Sent Inotes do nut know
day. They wvte .ysawred from the
ROME. Apr. X— (A P I—Ulach r,Hacks un her husliand wilh lesti In tl&gt;2i In lepriwent il in the test.
about transfer* to lie made and nl the Wild White tr ie r country,
penitentiary before the confessions
Funeral services for Allan II. wpnt In know If the lands x n in yesterday heard herself adjudged vestmenleil priests lay pioslrwlu mony llmt she -augl-t him and a
wsr* made public for prison o f­
Ill h i, sluteinenl yestarday Atficial* .faarsri other convicts, In Alone, 64. prominent celery grow ­ Floriila. If sp, the tra n sfe is will guilty of second degree murder at the altars nf Hume's 40*1 girl in a room and “they were il*d turney General Milt-ball said an
sensed by tha das lbs o f fallow er and civil engineer, who died nut hr irrognifed or ronsidriril -iy anil sentenced to five years* Im­ ■hurdles tmlsy to tom m em orsle m l) in smilrs."
tniplv-xstun had gained ctedeite*
prisonment.
iha death nf Christ throughout
suddenly a t hla Camsron Avenue Florida Seminole*.'
prlosMiVvBould kill them.
"III some ipiartera that the a t­
Witts
a
private
detective
she
Tha
Jury
of
A
rkansas
vuunty
the
World.
Cathidir
priests,
bish­
held a t the llaly C rest Episcopal
"W r are satisfied 'w ith
our
torney g rn rial Intend" In rs st th*
raid
she
wrnl
In
Ihr
home
of
Ivan
farmers,
who
listened
to
her
ikop*,
archbishops,
and
Cardinal*
urch tomorrow efternoon at hornet In Ih* Everglade*.
Our
huiden uf ilelending the appuinlfenao
of
Insanity,
remained
out
Si.
John,
a
publicity
agent
In
llo|.
followed
the
example.
Ilctwcen
no yesterday morniag, will l&gt;e (o irfa tlirri held this land against
Faid lo have i&gt;v-en despondent
m int un Mr. Smith and loum el
fur
17
hours
Iwfort
bringing
in
noon ami 3 o'clerk, the hour nl I)’ivimnI, last Nov. H.
4 JO 'rlock. The Rev. U. livingthe whilr man and we have livid
over
rontlausd ill hsaltb.
Ml#.
te'ained
liy
him."
L outtlt will be the officiating cler­ on it ever since. W* Hu not axiec the vertilct, which carried iho C hrist's agony on the cross, every'
"W r went atouiot t i e Imu** and
"Tliat is not the case," Mitchell John I'hilllp*. mlddls-agevl wlf* of
JACKSONVILLE. April L ­ gyman. Burial will be made In Hi. to anything which will take it minimum penally possible under: ,in re ill the city was riose There I lies nl my liiisuand'e voice fiuni
John I'hlllips, Geneva
orange
were the windows of s its1 11 in -I rvmni. asserted.
was nu traffir. Sidewalk.
. - A gricultural represents­ Potersburg Monday, vglth the Iro n us. We have not ashed an y ­ IH»- rh arg r.
grower, attem pted unsuccessfully
i—
Slis
smiled
faiatly
when
Hie
(
empty.
People
were
either
in
th*
lie
explained
lher»
was
a
lechnlErickson
Funeral
llem
r
In
rh
arg
r.
Then I loard a wumtl.'o voice.
'
southern states
met
tu commit suicide this morning
thing hut tu be let alone In |s&gt;s- v enllrt was announeed ami s t,,h u rrh r * nr praying at humr.
Active pallliearers will be D. K.
1 lien | heaiil -omul- of 1 ssing." ta l ipiesilun as tu the statutory by slashing her throat with a refarm besrd represen.
aesanm of the land from whleh llm Inner resunusl the- Impassive, re -1
—
—
authority
of
llio
attorney
genv-ial
W
hllaer,
Jr.,
E.
B.
H
toae,
H
ey­
Wllh lhat, ale tesllfic-d, she and
xor, inflicting three long gashes.
’today_ to dlecusa plant for
white man failed tu drive us In -iisin rd expressien th a t remain, a ro-operativ* term inal ward W alker. Ilawkina Connelly. n o ;.
the detective broke lo Ihn-hutlv* to ap|NMi as attorney fur a frdc At a late hour this afternoon
ed
nn
tier
face
during
the
trial.
.
,
.
,
al uffi ial In such hllgaliun. add­ she wo* reported a* resting easily
Industry for fruits and Eorle T. Lourks, and Randall
lliiiaigh a window.
“Cory
Osceola,
She
was
released
under
Ml'M
b
p
C
U
K
A
t
I
s
U
n
C
h
e
O
n
Chase. Honorary pallbearers are:
-“ My huslisiMl curved me anil ing that fur thla reason justi-q at her home in Geneva. According
“ Acting Chief. Florida
lh»«l Ismd pending dripoaltlun nf an
—— -,le|tailintnt tiffirlal* wuuld not *|&gt;- lu Dr. C. I- I'ork, who waa called
Teague, chairman of the P tsd T. Willis ms, it. A. 8 peer, K. Coast Seminal**."
wanlcd
in kimw what I was do­
npiieal, taken a fte r Judge Chap
||. W. Is-iiiley, presi lent of Coats
|H-ar as attorney, of record for to the p u n , within a few minutes
fh n a board, who dlioctef T. W bltner. H r, 8. &lt;0. Chase. 0 .
ing
ll-rir.
and
'wliat
a
m-rveI
ha
I
line overruled her attorney'
and HutThatvI. appisteal rnginreic,
Smith hut as “ frtrm ls uf Ih* a fter it occurred, aha is ex pee ted
said the board prv- I. Lourks, G. M. Htowr. T. U Du­
hiraking
in
on
him
like
that.*
"
n
III.
AN
DO—
Hear*.
Roebuck
lion for a new trial.
m Nrw York Clly uml Chicagu, a
tu recover unless rumpUcoliona sat
court."
. In various parte mas, E. L. M irkell, R. E. Baldwin, and Co. opened branch store lin e.
Ml&gt;* Ice, lM-ride* a divorce, l#
The girl'* only re ru s r for k ill-, gm-st uf Jchn Thomas, prominent
In.
y’aan a try term inals to handle P. C. MaeMahen. J . R. McDonald.
"In
that
capacity."
Yl
sail,
92mo a
mg Worls was her fear the Jury a inter visitor tu this section fur attem pling to obtain
1and commodities for which H. J. Lghman, A. P. Connelly, R.
Mr*. I’hlllips thus* a Dm* when
HT. AUGUSTINE— New Cathol­ would acquit him.
Die |iasl ssvttral years, will Ih- the monlh alimony. Her hushaml all* - said, “ ihey will he in * po**llon
C.
Phillips,
R.
A.
Newman,
Georgs
notional sale* agency
ic M;sslen Church prsctirally com­
p iin ri|« t ipeskor si Ih* Id month­ grd she swot* a t him, rrralrh.-d In, and intend lo, support lIn­ her husband waR away from hum#
McRory,
C.
J
.
Humph,
Wm.
I.eak,
If such an agency
as tu rnm m it tho act. Using an ordi­
pleted.
ly l hainber uf fuN im rrro m rrting him, threw nu-nry at him aiul got validity of the appointment
It w eald regulate and E. J. HUL
ut iho Yablrx llolrl Monday noon. II,mi thrown out of a hotel unr# viumously as they know how, and nary rasor, she made her attem pt
k f commodities to nu
at about IOiOO o'clock in the bod(('•untlnued un Cage Eight)
II* will speak on Ihc- subject of lecause of h rr nulhulsti.
•U b fiite the
p rk
room of her home. Mr. Phtllipe, re ­
"F uture I'loeperily," basing Id*
marketing to
lum ing home a few mumente la ­
HOUTH BEND. Apr. 3. I AIM talk on numerinis olr.rrvallon* lie
ter. found his drift tk a weakened
- Knutr Itcwkn* will find * Heal has made Ihiotlgli h i, flfin. Tnr'llS*
condition lying in a pool of blood.
resting place tomorrow in tha p is t several years. Mr. lo-mley I*
The Phillip* family baa resided
ronarxroted soil of
tttghlaods .•Hieoivird MO of Iks MM* pMHHfn Geneva for more (ban 10 yaw s
W»w Orlean*. and i n , groan (row ing iking", said Uen-rtery near th r campus of old ineat mrn In his field, and lla riy
| ; *. * .
atVf waa originally from Georgia.
C. r . and U. W. Eddy, a c m U ii H r. D rrnrr, “ is put into the m a­ N otrr Dam*. Hanuunded by then- M. I’ap au rth , president of the
In co-operation wllh the m rr-lh av * selected girl* lo repreront Mr. Phillips la considered a aucaf the Boston grain dee ling firm chine at on# end, and after a •and* nf his most Intim ate friend* trad* Irody, in a letter to th r nirmres*fill grower, and both ho and
f.'X —(A P F imt name, together wKh Fred K. aativs of griadinga and compres*- and personal rrpk*s»nU ti'f;s of Ih-i skip, urge* that each Ih- proshis wife nr# well-known ■In- th a t
of
raw , local celery grower, spent tags, it coma* out of the machine, King llaakoa, of Norway, land of rnU
llrown Darning School is offering cnl, t* hciwful that a t least 60 section. They have no child ran.
Nashville• V asterd*y' afternoen - visiting *#*- with alt th# m et-lure taken' out, Vikings, from whence ho raou(ice |u any boy or girl in r-lher l«-rsnns will be entered.
,
1 *&lt;al grow ers » M m arkfU ag agen- a# a food product which contains i All tb«t * 9 * m ortal of “ Kevlr
the Junli* or Rtnlor high schools
As a means of advertising tbe
' s te s .l* Hanford regarding Iba at) tha necessary, carbohydrates vf Nptr* U atut" will be taken '«
of Sanfmd, a year's scholarship , vent, as well as bringing to Raneetabllshaveal a t a feed mil) bar* •aid prolate* which are conUtlnrd lilt ihtirvh 'o f Peered H eart f«f
entitling them to In- taught any ford (»r th* wrek-snd shippers
ta the stalk. Th# entire corn * u lk , simple funeral cerrm onlr- then
wltMa th# so ar future.
fm m r f dancing which may he from rvery section of CsOfral
towarod
in
ts
a
grave.
Today
sod
CHICAGO.
Apr.
3^-(A
IM
—
fa
r
instaaca.
Is
utilised,
and
by
Mr. K aaas is lb# Inventor of k
chosen.
Florida, Mrs. Hrowa, in ronaecti##
CHICAGO. Apr. »— (AP) —
Th#
Jury
deliberating
the
fate
of
until
th*
cortege
tekr*
it
for
iU
hugs, portable machine which is aparial device, various grains and
The , ( holarihlp will b* awarded with The Haaford lU rald will be­ Chart#* of vagrancy wore
last
earthly
Journey
his
body
will
Leo
Brothers,
rhorgvd
with
olaydescribed a* l* la g capable of dry­ steals can ha mixed with th* pro­
ta the b«y nr girl, who, parading gin at one# preparing a apecUl from Scarf sc# Al Capone1#
ing la a** operation, hay, corn, duct bring (round, and ttv* finish- lie in slat* a t Jtl* horpr, watched lag Jake IJngle, Tribune report­ across th r stag# of th* Milan* section of the Herald whlrh will cheon today. Prosecutor# i•aid
* they
• grasses la 46 second*, ad trod &lt;a* ho mad* whatever the over by a firm hut tearful guard er, bad reached no verdict a t noon Theater on th* sight of Apr. .17, I,r issued on Apr. 19, two day* be­ could find so |
uf
honor
ram
pas
id
of
boys
tnd
today
a
fte
r
being
out
sine#
yes­
thorn from the machine fanner wish**."
wearing un a Saab across a la th ­ fore the rvent.
eaaugh w ith th# gagg chisT* I
men he I raised to play.
terday. Reports were th a t
th* ing suit, tbe )(an»# of the *l»ro h*
#a p a salam i food af -high autriMr, Drawn has already 4ertrr#d tivillee to testify to
fvuaford is believed ta bo perilJurors
aloud
II
to
nn*
for
ac­
or she rsprRaaata, receive* th# thr a . , Islam * a f severed af Han­
Uro ra ise . , - '
. j
’ , „• . ru la rly sailed for th* latroducKEY W E8T—Thom peon IMumbOnly flea minutes
greatest amount ad applause
ford's merchants who ar# piensisg
Aaaqgd lsg U Mr. D sfasr. * '
tiaa of tbl* m achiar, according ta lag Company mov*d ta new &lt;iuar quittaltha tim e Capon
K
l
l
lianar
nay
*■•»
—
In
h
iv
f
s
p
e
c
s
I
dallar
day
aal*
*aj
The only eligibility rule# in
Mr. Kao a*, far, w ith aaarly aouO Irra on Creasm and Himonten
W iagiag tW* — ^
until b* walked out w ith a a ■
HIVKR JU NCTIO N —Bid* optig Junlur and *ra- Friday andI Saturday, A pr 17 and‘
la Ja ly fa# the
a r m p i tiled lead hearing a ro r- • troels.
cart of datost)*##.
to
Herald,
printed
Apr.
raed
for
ooliatrurtion
of
road
from
|»
,
and
The
'
| pupils may enter,
lap ta tacal
tlasa mi th* v rar
ill o f th* dancing |b. will bei filled w it* adrertl**T p if/ .
^ r,
aruing tbe sport* 1 v#L
th t entry lis t mrnls rrgur
p#ot #ffk# fcod# to W t
merchant*

Parties-Ih Scanty
Attire Disclosed In
Testimony In Court

YoungGirl IsFound
Guilty Of Murder
In Second Degree

Stone Funeral Will
Be Held Tomorrow

Cooperative Market
Scheme Is Discussed

DespondentGeneva
Woman Fails In Try
To Commit Suicide

e

Prominent Vi«itor Tu

New Orleans Inventor Plans To Brin
Huge Portable Feed Mill To Sanfor'I

W W f

-

-J r ~

Knutc Rockne To Be
Buried On Saturday

Dancing School To Give Scholarship
To WtnnerOf Con test To Be Staged

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Winter’s Work; . Line To Fill Shoes
Elm 1b Second Of Famous Mentor
r TORE, April l —(A D —
Rh.af tbs golfing rainbet a rt bee sack winter
k tha west, south and eoothia r to ached Its final pot W
id the taka and ssffe* hare
tasty far aeon tha beet of

. B o V n i BEND, lad, April 3.—
(A P )-N o om look Kcutt Rockna
terioualy * few days ago as ho
la***(4 &gt;«any taagbe. by fay In*
IN I fbotball prospects at Notre
Dame were “tad.”
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&lt; But llttla did he or hit audience
eat pod Just how “tad" they would
Mag hi tha final taamamgat bo Ml Jaet for IN I but porhapo
•taker play, tha saolhMgt- down throogh the • m is .
aa Juot cornplotad. a t AuGone U Rockne. tha g reet m as­
.Oa, Ooaa garataa, elocky te r and atrategiet of the game,
ark Italian, wound up with who aaloondod the football-warid
ghabt' reward*, a total M by hie genlue, and In the sorrow­
4 garnered In tight teeth- ful wake of Me euddtn departure
surge Van E lm ,th e hull- Has come p sadness and heartbreak
■an golfer from Califodiin. th a t ao many tirpee combine to
I 17917ho far aaaond glass -wreck hopes fa r greate r than

r M h i l P o r t e u I . "Big Ton”
. K tartly -H unk" A adrrs**,'•***.( ■ S ig t e e M y :l d '1 K 9 and then
U ehrtrelty of Washalsta a t t* Roeka* U tl y e a r? * !* *
ably will raid * ih« "Ktghlipg ( t e e * M bead F«*ch. It M other.
Irlth " through (he 19.11 rakfph W ,’ y O O m tt^ d lfcU * or* N oalc'K iam tiled by Jack &lt;1wvl*n)r, .{ A » *wr, r»*rd «m th* io n - l»»m ami
Bw ditch and o lb rrt. but ctiaecai .p rsas nt c n a c lre t Puidis*; Jimmy
are th a t he V ill n -l be In (|M pi C rav fer, another member of \Ui
Rocknc’e to c trsto r by prv/ennw * “Horaemaa" tr m p t add paw need
H* frankly admit* ho would talk- coach a t Mkh gen Slat* tollcye:
or b* Jin t an a w lttan t.
- i- Adam Walsh. stUI another taem
Edward "Slip Madlgan, star af b*r * f Ik* "'Four Hots*m*a," and
the u n d tfttle d IUIB team' add MW lin t roach a t T ala, and f l t i
preseat roach a t Ml. M ary's of Dorais, U nlvsndty of DrlroH
Oakland. C alif, I* another 7~b» coach who played w ith Rockn.- on
ab’llty. Jimmy I’htlan. star qoai- Notes Dams’* team bock la 1913.

Sabe.
)n Eva C|l ■
To Woman Piteher
CHATTANOOGA, tin * . April

-W elt. wall. Wall,- beyan

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lit ha tel* IL Df c o o te they Win
■nerer make y*od,‘!Why1 Mdhaoet
they are to* delicate. It woaUblU
thorn to play ballWrery day.'* ««**
tinned the famous player. ' -,
-Ily the way, how Mg la ahsY*
Inquired lo th . •. '
. About A fret O'i lochaa tail and
The Baba th 'rd a t the qocstlon
wash* ISO pounds," rtp llsd tha

■hast kin*-,-I don’t knew what Ml
dn, bat T ImayIn* t Will feet terrlbly fanny,^ II* *ddod that going
to eat with, a woman pitcher In
the bo* U on e*periet»ec ha hs l
never font thrtmfh end had hope*
of nerer e*ptH*nclng.
.

*.—( A D —Bahk B ath la . not at
all In fa v o r'o f women entering
phofeaalonal’ huv ahull. ha said pea*
tertlay. ad ml Hint - ha w as in a
of how he as ported lo play ball
"tough place- In beta* stated &gt; t*
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w ith a woman on the oppoiito reporter.
face Jack MHfhhM. C hattanooga's
team. “Ill go through with I!.'* be
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said, intimating ho would have ti&gt;
pat th e 'to ll pedal oa Is a certain
degree, to keep from hurtlnc the h* conclude-!.
Nethlag will bo done to soled

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■a ta fa m o f buity. rollicking colT s ’ftalabad with ooly KAOJU legs boys on the gridiron.
M r fa r Ms work lit I I eventsWhat i i . Notts Dame's future
Mb failed ta wig a single tou r a ­ on the fastball field T No one
ta l this season as compared ta know*, but everyone la fMrful toprofitable w inter of 1M9-1N0 nlgtt. Tha fighting spirit of Notro
■ ha tad the ftold with earn- Dome crushed by hi* dsath, every­

i af 91MOO.
where gars evidence of coming
taring tha wlater east, only back to -egrfy on" far "Rock’a"
t e n aad Lao D egel ware able saka tonight, bat how tang It will
last without lb* guiding touch of
tbo eld ran*tor waa a matter of
ronrern and conjecture that lima
only will tall.
All tha player*, part, present
and futurr, felt like Tommy Yhrr,
Ihe firry pilot af tha IN I team,
whose-eyes welled with tear* at
he ealdi
-Tha team of 1931 will havs
Rockne'e Image before It a* It
flgfle to carry an. Wall fight that
much harder borattaa wy will knew
Ihe fighting spirit of that f'ghtIn* men ie with ha, Well I* handl.
priori pal money wieners rapped by hla physical lose and
sab er of taitn ag tan t* ah- hi* cheer la defaat and dleasUr
aqd victory, but’Notre Dams trill
ne Sarasen, INNAO—eight fight harder, t i k i ever before—
Mt only on tha fastball field but
In thnar school room and In Ills.
Rockna U our IdeaL Wa know what
wa bars to *h&gt; to'llva up lo aUeh
an' Ideal." •
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Na anif at Notre Itame, In Houlh
Rend, or hardly any placa fared
even to talk about Hockne'e prob­
able sureev . tonight, althoagh
everyone knew that Net re Dame,
Hka.no othar ua|v*r*'ly arywket*.
had a wealth of material-tail No­
tre Dame end Rockn*'* material—
to pick from- The llockns ay item
out of tha entire field, however,
two Mood oat as .tbs meet prob­
/shaky Parrall M lH A T—lO able choices. On# waa . Chat Is*
Bachman, star Nelre Dame guard
Craig Wood, UWO.is - if In IBIS and present coach at Urn
University of Yloridai tbo othar
Aha Espinosa, MJ 01.94- wa* on* of tha immortal "four
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Oils* D ulra, f t S l U O - flv l Eight other* were likely eandl‘Waller Hagan, t tU O - lo
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Tony Mantra, I W I M t - 11
Mortis Dulra, 91M0JI
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Daaamor* 8hu(e, fp o o — 13

Prank Wal.h, *1485.35- It
Illanry Clucl, I t m — eight

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You’ve probably said it yourself.
Throughout ihe whole conntiy, people nol
only are smoking* Camel cigiurltes in the
new Humidor Pack, they’re' saying how good
they arel
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mellow Domestic tobaccos expertly lilei;
vacuum cleaned an'd properly condflio
They’re grateful for new throat-ccudi '

Natural moisture, thal’s what does ill
Factory-fresh Camels air-sealed in the

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SPECIALS f o r
SATURDAY
Oranges, dor.
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Grapefruit doz.&lt; *
..._.t.... 10c to,30c
English peals, lb. 10c
Broccoli, 2 lbs. 25c
Radishes, bunch 5c
Lettuce, h e a d .....5c
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Full, line bakery
goods, also bunch
vegetables.

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MilMl* Countr. Jfcl
WITH Kim :ny M U ,
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viNtr.lKInl Jurtralnl
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imlnal* I'nimif *i

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out How w llh .a twrTII

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506 Hanford' Armu«
try 10. wrapper* t labelH rttnr*ed.
tty , a loaf uf br**d wllh other awo
wlILUe ghreo. &gt;• '
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rrsl* *»*h*0, t*n i l l ) n t l t htyk.
II. Tumi *►1 InJtf liluetlj wnelinii. (Wanly,
fit* C D r&gt;nl* hlilier; («lr t u l l i r
■II nlsra 1*0 parks, l l r . l l r ItH,
NHM- luM H, It rt.sr.ra*. rlonJ#.
II M « n rrlird ; n n
M M IM I
Kin. It: I r a n »n track. Huppllti
mnrtrnur, finks ml Inurtirsl*. traith .l pllokllr alm nyar ’Tl.uaiDA , I*
lurk (M IH . Ik the i.nith, Jit Out
I N . podtar ll« , 1 Out. l l l . M t ,
M ortr l.hu. I Out. : 11 I J » ,p * * t.r
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VANIA IIAII.HOAU &lt; bMl’A N f.

G o ld en K n J &lt; U l f f i * S l r t P t t D ^ l

U. S. D epartm ent of ACrieultsr* and Ih u F lo rtfU
jfj D u m a . J . B. Otr*n*. Sanford

P. U NIXON, Prtfp.

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rurputittom, t r t t t a i l Iff, »u0 II. It
ItMrlds*
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and
wkunln lira ylninUif, rre o rn irt a
jurtym.nt on Jutra tli f i l l In Ibt
turn nf four H u nO M irifU m lt ttO
«•/!*« im.i l ra i l l l t . l t - prln.lpsi
■■0 IIM I
c u tlt, ■Mrantcrlpl ul
whin. »»W lusynrani jinn fcsan r»c.
urdrO In Ik, ulflru «f] lk» U irh .n l
IN iM id ’SHadl**

tb»7rfSiU«HI, I altbm ptad.'to leap
off r a y attack. «"r*r on iba olorioua hut aoaia
pan k -tirfek fn peraon Mi ma and
MW aearcdty bclU vi
o f aft. Impend lac at* I M l Into Urn w t. | ■w a n aroumi
for 20 mlMitM dw plta a farulMk
•hw lrfar and w at ra iro ttl by :n
BflUah tailo r an Iba Ulorioua. .
“ I and aU other, ao raadMU
W#r* Irrjitad w ow krfu) |b a 'ih «
fiilUah offk#»a*W* war* Out la 4
tlliptnaarjr w hir* I daw'orra podr
Roialan rladrajfa pwawnylr dfc
TfWn awful Iniuika."
U rltw i k fp t up Ih rlr etn a- : i^ llo w ln y Iba n llltlo n , the fjl*#.'’
ik d f'liH llrt out tba bftd- lioa irunifnV ad all of tha ri» rfc h oai lain uh d rr to m ol Idak patiaitydr* fa r f a ir tly.
od and rooriar.
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WWIU "Ink in d tha l a t u r Wat
n |n mind hy thdlr m f u l towad Into port b» tu u a .' Tba
yua, a. handful of natlra* Franck ■tea mar “A l f a r l t ^ U . S y * * ,to » " lT* to carry tin
H erU ta't paraontrra lo Bircalont,
I ftaad bayonati.
• mpflna who hailU tad
■l i l l opponent Urrdillail
f t aypoartai from a ptwftar affl.
adMlIdnt ■lid lo it h it lift*.
d a tll fill? la Iba abota aattlUd
caaaa; Ibat Iba afnahl balloraa yau
a n d -ta lk ;a t r i a nrn raaldoola uf a
lly la a r aoualry alhor lhan lha
PldMUIIA,
Ur
Ullta of Florida, and that lha moat
. Pn+n on tbs Wks front. dnp«irparticular plnra af raaldanaa af
l i f A U m t t t «H th y on tba m ^ r ^ . 'A o V / T / u . l ^ u 'X a a ^ n f bach uf yau.know n la arfU at, af.
ta r dlliyaai aaatah and Inftnlfr *■
Mcfa. la tbs Mils bnndmdy or oihAdama Couoty. I Uaol*.
arcirOrw Mrlfty «nd klseMnc with, « $ * £ * ' Vn a ^ o f f t K Maadaa,
and that Ikara I* no poraoa la Ihla
■ram ika aaralaa df a adminaaa In
oul kholUr. A tos| tha'road, out or
Chaaatry upon whom would M"d
to^H.sttwtVl*” wnlkad toward
ram or ailbar af you, dnd thai o»Cb of
&gt;oa a r t aaar tha «?• af iwaniy.ona
■tad In Bomlnolo cuiaty, riorlda.
f t o ssfm ed Hkaly y sita n l/y that I^uiwiij
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W*'ni T iisn sro iiif ordbnkd
Id oaat of tb s coaarnm dot m l(h t
th at yad aad M cl i i yau nordf* *■
F
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11 I I A All la&gt;t
fh.W.
».»f
m in o r lo tba MM of eoaaplalot
ft.- of
«l Ban.
i^tsdTsd to Q ran aia, for slm loU mod haraln ayalaat yaa oa Mob.
ford lleiyblh
rptWn bulldlnyi h a lt w r it wrack* •Tha
a|Id land balny aaaeaaad ni Iba day tha Ilk day of Mar. A. D t i l l .
J ao d .sll the sla ts roconU burn* dale of lanuaaru «r auch rartlflrato ■I tba uftlca of lha Clark of lha
In lha name uf Joke, Key A lie. riro all Court* ol Bomloolo County.
4 ior buried.
,
rd tte a . Uftloaa aald rorllflcala akall Florida, ar alaa a Daaraa fru t.ua.
i l n a t ) a r t still too n»w lo msb* Pa redeemed aceordlay la law la i fraau will b* rniarad ayalnat you
will Ultra thareon ua tha lllh and aald cauo* a rue rod aa Part*.
n y s f c u ra U aillm aU of tb s nup»- •d haad
r of May A. r „ m i .
Tba hlU of i-oinplilnl filed la
4 s of victims, but. Colonel BroilWltaaae Ay official
liana lure raid1 rdufta u - far iba wurpoaa uf
and «i*l Ihla tha frd. day of April
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LBOAt NOTICES

duty rira n l'4 In Ik- iflled t l lk»
rlrrk uf I hr CTrrult ( HUM nt IWm.
Inolr i‘»unl&gt;; flurid*. I hna»-l*v.
Ud upon an.l .will *• I fur vaaV kl
lira iV tith o tN door In th* tWy
uf tUnf.irS. HamInolr iluunly. Tier.
Id*, mi llu m lit, Iba llllilty of May.
ta il, Ikr atm« kalna S Iry.l atlaa
day. dnrlaa Th* loyal kuora of
aalo, a a n s J u lf uiUlvMaS la.
•rroti In Iha following doorrlkod
pruprrty which, at Ik* dal* ul noId

th e w h ile

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s a
dltldad iB larrn briny aold &gt;Obloci
In I hat rorlnln
Ml' Olrrutad
and dallyorad by n. I t tfldrldao n p l
wir*. Calllo ghfrM yannl H arrr f y l
hrath and wlfo; I*olllo Calbralh, a*
M r t i i i t n . laid. H U ln t. dtlM
Vobruary If. l i f t morttrailnw Ilia
following rto.riU.od ulobllrrt |u to.
aiira lb* poymfht uf l l r to fa wf
Ilia* a*, and rjrordMl In Book II.
nay* If. in offlr* uf Ika C ltrk of
lha mrailli CVuti of Hoatlnola Coan.
if, n o th in , olio anklaM la l u l l
and fldunly ukao far {ho y*ara
l l l l . HIT. ID*. 1111 and III*, anld
■ lloylnnlny
K r &amp; t f n I t «ka^1 Bnulhoast
V
corner of lha N arlklaal ll a tr .
t t r IMKUl l.f lha Nurlkwaat
U u trttr IN IT U l of Sad ton M.
Townohlp I t iBHIh, flanya II
KotL, run ikonco Waal II I t
•rkilnt. ik.na* Norik f t rhllna ■
lu Iho Hunk lino of aald North,
ta rt Ifuarlot uf oald Narlhwoal
Ouflflor, llfn ca Kail t i l l
rlitlaa, Ibraro Kouth lu lha
Saalli 10 Iho UulM. of bfilnnlny,
runltlnlay I I aefat, mbra or
U‘*J. r . UcCfrrUrkND.
Hbarlff a t yamlaall
County, n o r Ida.

JRhwiff ttft&amp;'ass&amp;'ifgz

B ^S L u ap » B u ar:5te
iS L p ^ £ /u -M.s r t5 t,8

po4r*da h o rs lain on tbo opills tibia*, and It la carta In
i at U ast 1000 and . probably
t war* Injured.
trrlbla a&gt; was Iho d lia ilo r Itj and b ttta r th* nareatlty fee
■lie the bod la. a f Uw d«ad In
atrninc f.aaura opanc.1 by th#
h# &lt;m on# of tbo naarby hill*,
If fits thrown up aa surytcol
ra th * staticna have boused a v
As b ln o w lr f.
otw lia rs af UtUra lad to th*
f l l h f tild s i. W orking under
tfle praaaura, tltd surgaon*
’aaiuad 10 oi mop* m ajor oparnai' yastciday.
am puU ting
ibad 'arm s aad lags, setting
tan honoo, mending Internal lie

mars Urgant ***** cam*
at dmating stations b a n
yrbin* night and dsy&gt;Wmt
H*S serious InJuilOo pH
Brat aid.

Ujr Is aiUI under

m*Hls1

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NATIONAL COFFEE WEEK -

CO FFEE
At Special Low Frlcea a t A A P
ISuftLAttVl.'.
■i.r
MUd pod Mellow

8 O’CLOCK, 'lb.

IITAJMjlpB

v it notnii.ASN
Clerk Cirrull Caart
■omlnpla Oauoty. F,|*'*Vfc Of W » H oard.lla Map
uf SI Joaaplra, accordloy la I lat
th* ruaf iracarrted la
i pare U f. fublle Iteeorda af
nrm liwii county. Pluiida
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(WELL HOUSE, lb
Plllnbury or Gold biffUl

FLOUR, 24 lb. ba|

C ash G ro ce ry
112 y f , 1st Street.

relaka Bldff.

8ATURDAY SPECIALS

Iona—Vine Hlprnrd—“Full Pack

TOMATOES, 3 No. 2 Cal

i ^ ' S I R , D O *TA K:E
MY L A S T V A N I L L A
W A F E R * ' said the noble fellov^

P E A C H E S , LaFffi
Del Mont*—
Sm all. W hole, 2 No. II Q u u

CARROTS
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BEANS, 3 No, 2 Cang

SOAP ................

Iona Tender (Urdra

Waldorf Toilet

This touching set of oelf'OBCtifiCC show* bow
die practice of dunking bring* out the boM
and highest traits of mankind.
. mJi
Imagine giving your laic Uneeda BdJteti
Vanilla Wafer to a stranger—and, you
about to dunk it youroelf! Unlcot you’itde
,
Dunketeer, It’t no uae even trying to under.
,
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atand ouch AdbUity, ouch gcriertMjty, OfU^
one with the great unselfish htaJrt df: t

PAPER, P r Roll

PEAS, No. 2 Can

5 lb. Fancy Yellow

GINGER ALE

BANANAS....

Fancy Blue Rose W hole G rain

RICE, 5 lb.

.........

Large Red Bnllana

25 os. J a r Ewoet Mlied

BEANS, 5-16 oz. Cane

PICKLES
M e A u m F e d rl

GRITS, 3 Ih, Bag
N o . 1 Ir is h

Dunketeer would sacrifice his own pi

POTATOES, 10T lb.

to help promote the art o f dunking.

a lb. lUg Flo* Unboiled

CORN M EAL......

!

Hcoco—Mltfc , QUnlHy COMPOUND
a* iom jba mam .*

.

m p b n 4g^feib#pau 8 5 C

And so day by d*y, this did

moves 04 to Higher add N 6pkr 01

fAGON
■ 4k4rtl&lt;sndr*rnafiW *ctb«PM assL

,H tm for

�Hsasit

tanSytinw t*«t

,*od. court*. *a&lt;04t
W«rrm W j»&lt;^|r*^

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M V H P S f lW i

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We find fi
ih «rg irf*.

there were 151 criminal* sen-

IfMLtht atito'Ia fc»he
will -ebofl be
9?-rm igsy

■M f p M , which hive
i loads,’ h ere been
•J*rVof the *o-c*Jled
n then of twenty or

'm ean*'

Urtr*.irM BBfh
FiMttrtMj.

gum s

•jaw or iW e *

*n drMn^taj'A'

w 8w

Icm than ten yearn, In eante ceaen a fte r **rving
1 would,**?,
f e w d arte r *od tn« Qcmr i £ i

rirU *r« . jrtertHi" atUmd .chW-

rs: jSk£5

T How many name*
aufcmittedT Are the
her they aN
leecripta who
iKd la there
anything 'eUe whlSn tflft Furflon Bognl vyi ulrea before
granting a pardon 7 111 granting
l the petition whlei
InvMtlgated to aac
people of reapcnnibl

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FSSTW.wr
wrs In California
.rwhatutaMC*

AAjy

to do wllli Maacto «W*U and tha

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number In ilOaJ t«3
37.5 per ceoPFOr all t
eieept Cuba, thevnutt
WM greater &lt;han th ^
. • ,T h « I W

Florida Taa lyiwm—Ttenp* Tri
... • ■ • - ■■■

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M i rt

‘r r r r

CIA AbWy
T mom
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U? i '** V* .

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Of tl»f xar&lt;Jfn*boriiJitiilt0», 8,158 were born In Un&gt;^

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IfntmmOtt. l ,11

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mm.
mm

lrttIly greJtU r tb a n r i g

anting an lAereau of

4)P Y&lt;

l . »“»

whose number Increa*
the 10-year period. 1
ehowrt f»y Caechoaloval
)99lnjBD20'to 638. in

Jpw fai.ai

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to.frtM.B£Kt&lt;3V
«yt
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•Tw» punl’.n* qowtion*! Wk»t

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One doea not ordinarily think of Florida an being «
Mat*', of any conaldeiable 'foreign population, and ydt the
cenaaa of. last. MMwhA«|uUMt jnora.lhyn lftO.OOftja^eon*.
K ^ ^ r t T o r o ? ^ f o Y e j g n pk d r&amp; tf* r« ald e in UrtTaUte.
The federal bureau of cettaut ha* recently taaued a bulle­
tin which seta. forth life tabulation of ^poputatlep In Florida
u regard* peraOna or foreign tfrhlti stock, and which la
wt

pon Sprint*.tkaskr,' &lt; / \ ? fa ■

F ^T iT S S

In Greece: 1,309 In the IrtehFVee State and 634 1n
cm Irelandt 962 In Palestine end Syria; 946 tn Po921 In Denmark, and 002 In France.
The whole number of foreign-born white persona In

iKfc#.

UiU kind win k*»* * dlKoarootle
effort cn tho buddfk* kr»a*jrtdrt
the country la cutaad with.—Tar­

vie. ataKlwd « H Tk,, wage'
•In* young reported hr
m &gt; u i| with art&gt;»*iw»M,7» feei
arth In that, vicinity

I* your hand.

R jjM s S

■ass. r - .f«

�MSr’. j j g i

^

I* a card UM*
•mbtana* if hr
Hampty
Of the chtldranl - akoald receive
price* which t W a r * pemlttad
to draw from i Jock Horner Fit
whan t**y era aaatad i t tka rw
fraakmawt tabbu.V
lo each ctlM tb * a M h a * f • » • *
CAHD o r TRANKS
mat Dial bo maat t*ar. * # • ( W* Tomorrow: Flatey the Cklldmoa .Wa with to tkaak our frienda
Party Takk.
for tkoir klndnaa* thrnujh Ik*
IllMt and death of oar Waved
JK »U Ti MEET
fatkar and hnaband, Frank Clark
*n*h on# b la « a U A t tka tmd at
Mr. and Mr*. Ch*a_ A. Clark
A t IntaraaUay Utk on tka Pan*.
fir* minaUa, feallrrt thw pipoc anlMm Frank Clark.
T .
mab and *pr«ad a* a lahte. Than
evafyen* triaa ta r»mm'tb* aaU
mab u f n w i l i l i fk aio witk'th*
oakt animal* and thaao with moat
m rm t w w m * ta prtaad twlya
of pu.vy prtlhnr or yallow daffodils
to p * *• fcer or kb ahaokWr.
“Pattlay Uampty Dumpty U»-

S5SE1!

Sanford
Vdld akaald I re.riva
, pteraa. Urn carry

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:Mraj
Introduced
explained

akl.b ‘* u W tb d by Hamilton
"tlolt *f. Ko lfiu Colb|*. Aa Mr*,
iroim ko turned the pay** of the
ntayainc, oho .Introduced the varl&gt;u* roatr bulora and told of their
achievement* In literary and a«tUle flrlda
Tk* “Mayailne" opened- with
.an adltorbl by Nina Oliver Doan
oka panted la wold ptrturoo the
kbu rk al beckyroond, tka beauty,
and tka romance of Florida, con
•lodlnt with the flllkwiny HI*
kale to Florida plonoora. . in i
tboia Other KlorUbaa, who koto

mrmborakip in tko Woman** thtb,
» a akaminy frtati lor* palltanon will tkaln n « to yoar
^ which' thwtxtykbr. *a»U- aaata. M ia.. Drownl** medially
• o f f H l t i a id mane &gt;. Bat alaa,
L ^ llU a l'T w irk e ll, a Fieri- any day* of yaaag to aaato ar# a*
far In Ika p u t aad ko teck*‘.*ue
:f lovemakiny ao chanyod, tkal
would racoynbo It ad a love atcry.
The yoonyar oner repaid ftol that
t w»a dealiny with cold storayo,
or oomctklny at h u t , tm coal to
T
All oranye towjnr, !aa a 4‘yar b, be thrill Iny.
“Shall I o tp a tb to open yardaaa.
And etrlped. Ilka a ,Uy»n dun
aad brlykt) . .
With, palm troop 1 in tka back*
•yrofcnd, v e ry .ia tt.
TwUlod yroteaqaorioa, with UUa
•top.
Loan. foatker die tons bent with
yyara and triaA
Bat In tho middle diet* nee they

•• *w. akarti j

la of all, Uia very'ouma
Mat^ry,
of tk a FovntaJa . «f
Vila. H awlttlnyly and

t;m

$2.95

$V to $1.95

*•.*•

» Greetings!!
Easter Time
ia a
Tf;’\ 1 Happy-Time

which . I’M * tie Leoei

* CO!AIRS

.

It war thla that Mad* lb * Mrly

•n th, air In FlmWa, u U paver
« M te op rU. Me* .Plfor rover
•ee and. atari nr* la *1* tifir pocln'nlnn and nevar *ay on* ward

to * 14.7:5

Ml

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Tho lovellont little frock* you har***vcr
■pen, for Juvenile* from, on* to Uti
of age. Rhlrrlng, pleat*, rtlfften and ribbon
mid notea of aaiartneu to theao dreaaea' "
made of flat crepe, organdy, volte or ba*.
tiate.

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i, Bniap Dragon*, Gladioli, Room, Valley
Lilia*, Potted Plant*, etc.
COURAGES *— BOUQUETS •
BRETS OP, BPRING FLOWERS
ARE OUR SPECIALTY
T: D.

• «

Easter Frock;s For 1Little Girl

w?*n you at* a.aarad of quallt- flown*
.and
. . I ./all
#,.tl -.1
,,. for your money V j
valu*

Easier.

/ *

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= = = = = = * *

accenaoriea will com
rour Raater outfit al
fully low prlcea.

*Phone 212 W.

Just Arrived
A full range of new aprlng
and aummer ahadea Inrlud*
Ing *uch name* a* Gypny
R I • f e, Mellow, Thunder,
Chinchilla. Parchment, Cafe
Creme, Patou Biege, Duskee,
Tan Duat and Randee.

f. BpSSOTTER, FLORIST

about th rlr looal It.U thle un.een

.USTAMWBD
ijNew Gloves At

f 1 to $2?5
sw eat

Hummi^R Bird $L 00 '
PhoenixTwiateli $1*85..
PhOentt Dul-Sheer
and '
Van Raalto

•

Complete Your Easter Costume With J
■r

. They’re Here — Boy’s Flannel Ttbusdnt
White with Brown or Blade Stripes
Also Other Styles In Full Line Of Boy’s Ttoubots

F ro c k s - S p o r t
r

S t r e e t D re sse
X featured prices
pm $1.95 upwards

Th«M are ,tljp d r i f t

new'dresees

o-*^V'S*

* m } v

(fW f

fo r

want! Draaaas th at a
portAaca of print* wl
ly*spaced on darlc&gt;«
VNfeW
c ra p ^ A #
New nackllne*. P«ph|

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o f tS
te te P tri
W.m1 oror
lo S .htet'fntl*
avtte noth
dj*»"l |Ma| tefmmf■

i n

n

ch . . « • i tim, i t a t
itwl* i t u - u i t .

artaj?£»
afjSV'SSs-

tf»t

214

-■-*r J&amp;rll m,t/ 7 'r,dkJ..

*V“V&gt;;y&gt;V&gt;'faq

OnlUry w M f &lt;Wr
Doaclu Low* . and
Ibwomon eomjloalono
tech M mo, for I’M
Wlttea of ttelr roO*
it arm U d ■ ) otUO-

Inttroctdra. Well, afbot * « w*
do about IL 1 te ro . *

t U

John Dor tin and MoffAlt 'Pu « q,
J r , of Gnanwood, B..C, aVo'terd
for aboot two woofea aa Oo rwota
of Mr. a m l* tK tf * A h. W ooi

boforo .wo mate too math Moo

'■ S S W ^ X T n l S
■ S&amp; ***-

;r*ff a t t U V b t t e . o n J M h M
•"»»&lt;
* ..v

Unlrinlljr of FWil
rllla la boro for tho
Mm o#tMMBoo, on
raaalona followu
••anU
mm1" tlb ltl | Tte‘j

laimortion

B

K

a

and IbU I adarod. aloo t|m I
of frill* on to tte odaoati
M ry M d f tM k .

net o ftai ro e f*» tedcr a Saanft otrow £tet’» perfection
i/ort and food/. But her»*i « n . . .-ted'how l Clahio
Df .b a a d i a a m a M t e f l 9 r t t e f « « t e . . : « t a p r k a t t e i t t c a

good old tte rn l

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"I 'ter* watoted 't m \
itU t anotbor *o*m U.oo.w
Ito-mother, tW Vfodmn’a
that if. ho# afooolad wtaco
£ "At that lima, Uaro war* illtt
tfUtnMtoaa over Infant damnation.
, W

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t e r

i f tte « h u ,

vhatoror that waa—at any rata, note wry atfomrly—not Biwwal
d » waa baain'* U. Thor# wow dear
qnia rotmlry rharrteo, m b wtth
mind* of bomb of tte team ?
that tea Urn maaqUradtn#
Htoratafo, te t tte rtatqp* and
rMwIjif af aortem noth*, tl
MMo'a bow tog dn Ilfe.T te * tJ
of alaya and tte roodtte of «
tlrdtloa df a tdatd for &gt;o*tdy, tl

s s w

j

a r e a s ? 1:

raw ragaltd at that oUtnd chat rfc. moot dr MialWwt,. a * | tellMa
o# far tte I t* aid oafftOoo of, la abort, a lochia* a boat far 1
roortlof, a«d llbw wo all, old and ftim oad lowly la awry yfcaad

r n tw

p i m prw tm

mttdonw

Coating Laaot

■5*JIfidrqfe

Wlfh a irate rtyuUitaa for Inag
.Wdarl. Brtnktrfw. rrmlct,
(hambryri
nlktm (ind fan.

�.\

/Man),
5*0th Sta Islanders}

W irtrttan: 7iMM

A J M - WJZj M l
m « *-* hours )j I
L aat I t. Vsrtety, (

'7:00, T im .

■pari, anoone-emcnU;’
1 - ,* « 6 .i - w 8 R - r
btvRng Singer*; 7:3%
■aiM u w k a f i -i
and hU rirV ;i
M w j l | % Faaturs p n M B | SiSS, (AaliU—CBS; *:&lt;XVj
Sta4k&gt; program; 8:46, jfg aick tl%
WJZ (1 t- t hour*); 10:30, Sam*
aa WXAfi 11 , Ham, , » . V H i
11*% WEA? programt 13, Ha-

OR BALK: Rabbit, and tramlaa
atf all brtada. 118 W. 10th 9L
a r t s FOR'SALE—N«w Kn&lt;
Id/ WWta. Chinchilla Gray,
ombla .price*. Randall D.
it,,Rout* 1, Bos 23, Sanford,

WWMf-..*

t » £ ?
t i f f * ! r t j i T * - 7. b c

8Di f ^ S n t

VMO.^Mdn'i 9, WABC (V M in).
WANTED TO BUY) Dining room
aulta, Wicker aulte, and twin
bade. SUU prior. Appl* Boa 10,
Han Id.
—

SihW&lt;•*»*■.. U U &gt; W U A M M . m V .

. 8:38, posture; 7, Jack T artar I
7:30, Joa and Captain; 7 :0 , Ram.
fcaiJWJljD, Ban* MU; 9, W gU(I

Proved

PASSENGER FIRST Of week for

: ^ J S 5S:£:

sinew *prewh *t
tbs-splendid taoalU ;

8,

FOR RENT! Gangs apartment
nicely furnUhed. 130* Myrtl.
Avs. .
1

I—KDKA—388

____ i, My MARTlfoib OdHTlt
H t* \a C h a * ie la tberpen-Vawr Wtta.

~7^Yi«TfROAr»

FISH and POULTRY

WJ?

• ) | 10:3% Orchestra;
WJE; 11:16, ThaMeel-

tjisirt# the Gray Mi
.

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FURNISHED APARTMENT for
rant. Apply Mi-Lady’. Hhpp.

fJE; 8:30, Sponsored
V , Santa aa W Jfi‘'l l ,
TO A D T U T T IU i
H a r o l d rapraaaaUth
ogkly r.miUae with rate
and, ilawtHcaHaa wl
yaa complete Islaemetlw
U pan viola they »Ut a

LA,icW nratar-r838'
Topics In
!); 7, Amos’V Andy,

n rJ " ’ii ' i h n '
f i ts 4’ i »*arl
(■j’.jiJ ; j i i w l i U
r
irin

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&lt; 4’iU
-i-I'.i
iin a

Handy Reference)

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tirlnnrin nnnru'jn

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*1— Wti* elan of (be

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44— Retreat

LOVELY OOUN.TRY home In or­
ange grova overlooVldg beauti­
ful like. All modern conveniences,
partly furnlihed, on pared road,
tan minute, drive from ■city,
Phtota 8»*. W.
HeMey.______
FOR BENT: Bungalow. Flva
rooms, unfurnished, in fina rondillon. Ctoa* In. 80.1 Wc.t Firat
Hi reel.
.

HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired UNFURNISHED HOUSE f o r
rant. Five yooma and bath. 8031
by ona who really knewa howl
Palmetio Are. ■ - _________

&gt;

(t-D U W cU e proaaa
cDUaa
S3—Maalcal liitre -l
moat
48— Scoaa of action
41— Oaraatraa

thla fina medicine are laa^brg’*,
atatad hiri.-R. E. Trice. 240 V.lmatte A re, .South Jacksonville.
“Stomach trouble! and ru n tira ­
tion bothered ma routinuf lly;
I'd roll am} lots pll night and
wm . terribly rundewn and akak.
Seven bottles of Hargon Airn-

41—Veaael
41— Air

Dr. W. K. MacDOUOALL, CHI­
ROPRACTOR, la now located at
hla realdeaea In Floial Haights,
S. W o r d . phone 668 M,
FOR BAI.E: 11 acre celery farm.
Sea B. II. Greor, Boa IN A,
RouU 1, HpnforJ._____________
1U80 Chevrolet

Coups In

{ t R T u ‘kaU
baby

BICYCLES A REPAIRS
nHwrcnn
DRINK8LUNCHE8

Taw hair cat by a t |
ad barbate.

FRUITS A
VEOBTADLBS

FURN18HING8
Repair*—Roll ol ah log

aad

UpbeTaterlag.
PALMBR'B
88-33 Aread a

dandy

condition, alao 1039 model A
Fprd Congo In good condition. CELERY LANDS

FOR BALK)
Bendy fo r celery crept. P er­
fectly drnlnod B, ID, or more acre.
No ra il: required from reapofl.
albla buyer*. Frank L. Fargu.on,
Hotel Valdra.

41— Klad^al jackal

FOR MALE]
re tt A rradlana &lt;E. T ,) | 8:46, Litrrary Digpat'a Topics In Rrief
ty Ixiwell Thomas—NBC; 7:00,
Amo* 'nV-‘ Andy—NBC;
7»16,
Phocnia H ntlary Program
(E.
T .)t 7:80, m i l Cook—The tjuaktr Man—NBC;
8:00, Southern
Dairies (K, T .); 8:16, N atural
S ridge
Dancing
C ists— NBC;
9:00, InUrwoeen 'P a ir — NBC;
0:30. A A n fW ,7 fb w r-K B ^ i 10:00.
St. AuguatUM Eachange
nub;
10:30, rf! KXX H d u r-N B C ; 11:00,
MU. B. K. Bennett
W RUy—O alaeertlle
8:00, Baa th e m Rose Q uartet;
has A Ilia Orr n m n y i. ,
Ihsrlff A Polite
Report; 7l
i*blty: 7:30. To
J | J 8:00, Jimmie
BuUch, Tba Binging Announcer;
8:15, Hawaiian lttstrumenUli«U{
8:36, W ralhay F orecast; 8:39,

THE /ARCADE
BUSINESS

VEGETABLE
HHIl-l’EIW
in d k i ' k n d k n t

n Gat tanor aSk

. B LO C K S^IrvlgpU o.
pboixu A .Duoarher intlruswr
b o m ana
foment work. Good condition. «n%. Phona *43.'
Ml*tel* Conrnrta Co, J , K. T it -

GOOD LAXATIVE
t m

,

when trenblad with
maatlpatlon, lodlgrettoo, Utlouanaaa. CanUlna na nham lenla.

8 fi8 r* ^ ^ * ^ r
atooa 1136.
t
gglaU In I6«aat
m twan ly tlre d r

BLftCKDRflUGHT

LEGAL N O T IC E S
in Tww crnotrr to n ar. t* h».

T T T H in u J l lilt 1*1, UN CI IT.
'ANTED — Ihtaltion aa nurse for
it
•waft*-** tu t'iK
children, afternoon and n ig h t ..■vv. arMjniti*. i t n u v r a a t ,
ailt/IAN
A.
IIINMO.V.
i'uiu|.l.Iii.nl.
Apply Apaitmant 8, Path Apta.

H. IIIKMoN. IMeiultnl
A1 NEAT. GOOD moral, ch rtitian
onoM t n r ei a m iU T im .
11In Mini Knell vllle. Mat* ol
' .Middle-aged lady w inta position TO: &lt;1«K44r,B
CMr J
r » ho 0&gt;e hreper * in m» the rice*
V " l •*!«■ ■&lt;,f f k j t
aim| roe

CREAMERY

1N8URAN1

ID Ur m i l
|il*"ii ih »
TuS2t B f ^ in g l l £ I 3
M M dr aged couple. Good I|iilrril
4 lli rtw&gt; I.f M a r . A., 61 l i t I . in Ilia
cask and liou*e»ee|t»r. Or would H ill (if ff'u iiip U la l flliMl it mm I lint ) n u
|| im ilbttb r «I&gt;Ip«J
mifl
lake over rooming house, .mall rIII
m irl.
hot1 1 or lunrh stand. Addrrev
Tht» fM u rtild II» » » I4 I f
iI miihi ldp'il «» In * s t w i |a t &gt; p r
In
t»'*lnen. IV O. Bog 006, Frost. iti*M
H InIrh Hi In n rila r hIm II lit* |t u It 11»li#•«!
MSPL W&gt;. .
________
for J ’niir V'onurctil IVr waatii.
Ka PauiitfBaw rirrk nf
SllkPM.V.
l * ||p y || r i . u r t , »«iui D ir o f f l r U l
8ar H With Flnware—
lO A — P o o l i r r
IVrrvtif'IhlB Ind aaV pf April*
BANKER URGES FUND
A.
I».
1931.
**BABY CHICKS Ixrw prices 11
TO PAY DEFUNCT
breeds ready now. Rend fur
BANK nEPOBFIOR#
rbtalog. RYI.VAIN HATCHERY.
—LinklyjllKrd Pa|wr.

C R £AME R Y
F L O R IS T

CONFECTIONERY
M■ga i inew—F a. a Ia in
DHnha-tflandWIchaa

YOU t f B .L tv e LO BSTIA S M ** AVVkUff*

VmASSST9A,1SSSBtSS
CSS
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RU HOW’S PLACE
Prlacaas Bldg.

- A M M B 088 TWO I N J V l H r t

First St.

\iLf CONWi a c T H — ^rrr^

CAFE

•teswUr t l . w e eeersas
a .a d a r i»Mr«rr a.snreU I

Get Your Umbrella.
Young lady, with aspa
anva • to diaporia u itif

PUlndald (N. J.) papa

IIM
€L»

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BUDAPEST,
H ungary-L ittle
Mira Tow na*nd, of Chicago,1 111.,
who waa aalcctad by Urn.Judge*
aa tto final yrta* winner I n th e
International Child Beauty Canteat staged here.
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£ 2 0 B £ t e r* ;

mm alrpUnad war* au atar.
i aae rtca today to search for
icbLa Cynoaura, of Kt. Peters•nd the Virginian, of Mo.
bra* day* overdua In a
beat p t, Paitraburg to Ho■ Thro* euttera started the tedloua
(Ljmrtoy orer the taut# from hrrr
? tpakWg tbv else, of tho misting
fb e a la l Itape to held that they may
I -kavp kawded aa aema Uolatid key
,'d arlo g tie beory weather axperlf
'other yoebu which
d TtftWti liT a ia .
• / .
i .. AlrpUa*, flying p m any pan
”'# f tha real* hare bean asked t,&lt;
to tho mo rah and odditloaal
' saaplatoa. ftom Panaacol« may oe
- sought If tb* search l* not Im.
I mediatafy. aocrasaful.
. Tba yacht Hetmltar III, .also ■*&gt;
! ported * Malay, r a .c h .j llarana
■. /satovdav afternoon. a full day b«fcid Um Main float, bringing worJ

Bursts Of Oratorical
Fireworks, Capped
ByMud-SlinfdnffRe*marks, End Hearing

; Information Before
L Legislative In v e s*titrating Committee

CHICAGO,’ A M 9.—(A M — Ab u n t of i n l o i l t t l fireworks, 'rap-.

N a p h v il l k . A pia 3.—&lt;a p &gt;—
( hr.-k-klv ivg tuv wllUwga. )»*' W x

V W M of dscsit" ami tha moat
glgaatk framoup i^nco lha cruetflalan of ChaMt/-brought tto Lao
BnoUltra mnrdrr Ulal U II* MM
hour Uat night.
Today, al.Aut noon, .tha U man
war* oabad tv decide whether
Brother* killed Alfrml “Jake"
LlngW, nawapaper rapnrtar and
"utvrfflclal chief of police.*' Ya*Ur day the Juiora heanl eloquent
summations nf the cam for ami
agalnat iba Calm young Ht. l,&gt;ul»an and.blltrr attack, nn Ih* credl.
bUJty of wltnaaac*.
Bath aide* rulird almost sold)
on the taallmeny of person* who
said they ware a t or near th*

pil&gt;li h t uhd dom inant/ W itlc ii
fltu rr 19 Tenneisee, waa ttp o ite l
to the legislative investigating
CWpvml'tr* yesterday.
'M. II. Johnstit, ■i,t«Uut (whItr of the faded l.lb’rtv H*nk •til
T ni'i company of S w lilillf, teaIlfled Ih*| during th* live-year
,M-rUhI Colonel l.ea hod on ae»ount

Describes Tasting Of
Human Flesh AaScie n t l f i c Adventure
NEW YOHK, Apr. I .- I A P I —
William B. Bcabrook, American
author, haa sampled th* diet of
AfrWa’a cannibal*.
Back In hla Fifth Atenue attic
apartment, after at*’ niot|lhs
among th* Guera cannloal tribe on
I bo W ist Afilcan Ivury cnaat. Brabrook waa tuuml on era of the
publkatlon of hla book.
In that volume he daeeribea tha
taatlng of human fledi. It waa a
aort of actentlflc adventure, he rr.
lata*.
“Hp*h“ he aald, “has been writ­
ten About cannibal*. They bav*
bean pictured In muvli*. But no­
bean pit tured In movie*. But nobody
has slopped a t tb* dinner labia. No­
body hi* written about the porul-

a -frame-up," were iVvolrd to
systematic picking at the flaws
In the eya-wllneraea' testimony.
Way land Brooks, a*«bUnl stale
attorney, attacked the ciadlbillly
nf the defense wttnassss and told
tta Jury it l« time for 13 men In
Chicago In i)y that If men cams
hero to hide and muffor Ih, y for*
felt the right to live."
Harry Cantwell, HL Imois, tha
first defense attorney .to adder-*
thi Jury, aald “there aa* a motive
bark or every a rule stale witness*
•nd he emphasised ‘that there was
“not one single witness to nay that
Udt defindani klllad Linglel"
“Out of all tha, pprann* In the
Randolph Mreft lu|me| the da,
Llaglu *•« klllad,"-*oM fantwell,
“ it It algnlfieaBftKav only, hnq will
Moobrevk U &lt;S &gt;rar» old and com* in here and aWewr hr *aw
■cm of a Lutheran min'aler of
WastmInaler, kid. lie has wrtllsn
about tho Abroblana and the H ait­
ians In other book* baaed on
friendly, intimate life among th*
natives.
On hla African odvenlar# he
was acrnmpanlrd by hla wife,
Kalla Bcabiook, who was born In
tho mountains of North Georgia.
Baobrook found the ranni&gt;aD
somewhat in the rom'c atrip tradl.
lion. Bat Instead of a silk lopprr,

It was learned last nigha that
a Virginian, vtolch was Mid t'
ro gmh tarries In th* alava
icU befecs the Civil V ar. had
rn aground th* flltl Bight nut
fit- TVersborg and lboas fan:■r with tha aid slavar wars
xrfql th a t; some of her rotted
aide may have given away unr th* Strain, or that her seams
have opatvad, adding to tha
o f tha p a a M g i' «
rh* Cyaosoara alsu left HI. I’m.
rbwrg undar dlffleuUlas, being
read W rriarn for repolr* to #
-Cannibal land.- tto
writer
sat, and awsaa Paar that to th* said, “l* *s *afe for U&gt;a well-b#.
1* wind* which have b**» blow- based white man as New York."
I la Urn Florida *trait* tha moat
Thera Is no rating of mission­
that hoot haa been carried away,
d that oh* assy to drifting help- aries. partly because they# are nn
mlaakpoarlea In that lerritaiy.
Mon-Po, or ftrv hrlmal, told
Rath toeU art wpll proriaioaad
ih food and -water, a ad. dalwa Haabnsak he had not lasted wh'te
*7 to rs nm upon a hidden roaf, moat for nearly 30 yeay*. II* salJ,
.her* boss sunk In a atoms. tto aalhar irporta, that -U waa
mm W to.aro toguaJntad with as* to tter than the meat af U»
block man" and a* -lb# white*
had always bsen too difficult to
rateh" it really wasa't worth th*
bather.'The French gwvernineat,
which‘administers that part of
Africa always mad* trouble for
native# wh# lulled whit##.
Kaahrook dree Ihrs a coral be
had prepared after hie heels had
brough t bock members of a neightortog tribe slain in batik*.

sr Police
To Many

Wauchula Deputy Dion
Under Bumlnflr Auto
WAUCIIULA. Apr. 2. - ( A I ‘) Deputy Milton DDhang, a h rn lln r
of Hhcriff ( ’. H. Dishiing, llardi-e
County, wa* burned &gt;• death at
midsight when hla
automobile
O lrrtuined
n ear
(latdner and
caught fire. The funeral will ho
held tomorrow. A widow ami two
children survive.
I.IBKRTY
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—Hale of U to fty Magaaln* to the
ItrrnarT McFodCrn publishing Intries to waa announced yesterday.

Sanford Bowling Team Is In Double
lie For Honors In Orlando League
ice to
•ling
play
tram.
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'leani and
U at
fieri
by a
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MSP
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k ith
match
wbll*
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avowing far Hanfeid, scoring iw
ptof, while Hally with too pins,
wo* Ugh score (or Oris ado.
Ttowday might 4b# Celery City
team will play tto Normandrau
filgt team al 7:M o'ehirh at th#
RTeekfeotial Avenue alley* In Orland*. AH iistorealed person* *i#
Iwalked u attend (to gsire*. sh k h
t to fl*s to tto public sml for
&gt; h k h plenty af seal/ sre provti­
ad.
'
■ Tbs Individual and team scon s
BaafarJ
1st 3nd .1r&lt;l I I
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IM 1(0 174 4'&lt;n
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BUDAPEST, Hungary — Mim
IluUi
Wrylar • awarded
Oral
priw at the llaldraadng Kahihlth n herr daaplte tbe fart that
Nature ha* done away w lth-lhj
need of a 'halrtlrearer In her case
Hb* waa quoted a* tha rurllaal
headed rswisl of • the lot.

CAUSE OF ROCKNE
PLANE CRASH IS
STILL MYSTERY
Coroner’s Jury Fails
To Arrive At Solu­
tion Of AirTragcdy
COTTONWOOD PALS, K an t,
Apr. 3.—(A P I—The iru-h of the
air iran*port plane which pldnged
to dia'.h Knute Itorkne of Nolr#
Dame, and seven other* remain­
ed a mystery.of the akiaa lodsy,
after a coronet's Jury reported
Ihe a 'r llnrr fell from tha cloui't
out nf rontrrl.
What happened above Ihe dense
curtain of clouds In M-nd Ihe
ira ft rdebating earthward with
on, wing torn off waa unexplain­
ed by alnrkmrn of the Flint Hills
who heard Ihe dione of lavitibla
molar*, heard Ihcm foller and
then saw Ih# ship buist inlu sight
from the murk, hradtd for It*
doom. • f •
Aviation raperts and official*
•f Ihe Tran* Continental and
Western Air, Inc., owner* of the
pststugrr ami mall plan,- &gt;upph"
mrntril the testimony of Ihr eye
• lines,ei, hut added nothing to
solve the mystery.
A Jury of sil ntrn wro'.e their
verd ct!
-The drreated ram* to their
ileatha In an airplane fall. t'aa*«
undetermined.*'
Thf IwMrfl debris which was a
tri-motor Fokker wa, under guard
at lire scene of thn crash, while
aulhpril'e* Invral gstc.l Hie
hility a lalgr sum of money was
in Ih* hc*|*-d up wreckage.
II. J. Chi Uteri, of Chicago, one
of the victims, was said by M* a t­
torney (hire to haw wdhiLawn o
laia* sum from a wank Just be­
fore embarking. It was thsughl lie
mighl have carried II# money on
the plan*. The attorney said ChitsItn lad drawn |l# ,0&lt;X&gt; from hla
hank the rUy U'foro he left.
Trstlmoii) Imllratad J le air I nft drclrtl about Ihrouth bllmllug
cloioU some ininulaa befure til*
ICistsrrt Blackburn, who saw the
tmnspuil nose tram the cloudy
•ky a ml plunge to earth In a
pasture It niltea soulhwe.l nf
bers, tolil of bearing th# d.un* vf
motora above the cloud#, of the
____
_; _ *fromi earshot, only
sound; passing
lo return flvr minute* later. Up­
on'the plane’s return, he sahl lhe
inotoi* xvvre faltering,

J. P. Hall And Cooper
Attend G. O. P. Hally
1‘vstm aster J . I*. llaU a *"1 * ’•**
te r L. Cooper wei# among the,
4U sir mure elate Rrpu.dtcan UaJera who gathered at lluhvy-lnTbo-HUIa U at *i*hl to meet l‘»*tmdsler.General Brown and hear
frani hla I pa tto roaegaiilvn hy
Ihe uallooal parly ef the Florida
ItepuMiioa siecu tlv e comnvltlea.
lo the n a tu re of • get-tom-ther
mrvting, and for th* purpi ae o f
• lu u ia U g gome of the details lit
connorliea.w ith Itopubl esn actlrill#* la Ihia stole, the highlight of
ihe m eetllR proved to b* tb*
staieaw nt by Poetmoater Uaneial
llrown tb e l Fiaaldent Hoover will
bo nominated by acclamation &lt;■
try b) the fi
stated that
promising #;
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KING WATCHES NOTED PLAYERS

COBLYHEAf i ^

until the bank collapsed Nov. IS,
If ng lip more than gdhO.OOO nf
*|at# fund*.
During that period, said the w it­
he****, the total deposits to la » ’»
aecount o n e tll.LIO. 3TSJISS, In­
cluding the riadll* by reason of
•he Urrnwimpi ha made. Soon •
tip *«, Johnson run'tnurd, the ae.
Asinl wuiilil be fMgbtlj uvrnlrsan
and nl time* th eir would l*&gt; a
‘‘pretty go*d look lalanrr.*' How­
ever. his -irallgahle halance** was
umally Very small Iswause, be eg,
plalmd, many of thn rheck* deI'os ltd wen* drawn on out of
lew n banka, requiring delay in rolIraihn.
'-W eren't prarlkally all Ih*

11rad mm, Called Slate* m Hm
car pa, la fbarge #1 reUaf woei. ‘
today estimated Ika l»Ul daad
from lb* rarthqoak* at U S .
K w atallm of todl*» eaallmmd
Uwwwghewt Iba dap a ad m art ; ^
are being totow ool toorlyMeaaahll* new shock* occurred
•baklar d m a a aombor of riek♦tr baoaaa atlN itaadlac a ad
awakening Iba aatd#a* simper*
• bo aaatlacad U Iba oritklrta
of Ih* d ty la raal oa Mia,
beaches, and aa Iba I MOad. ,
MANAGUA, Nicaragua. Apr.
C (A PI—Twanljr-flv*
thousand
hungry, half-clad rafugaw# ramp­
ed Inda. In the Nicaraguan hill*
svtrlooklng tha n u i Of amoklng
ruin* which wa» lhair hanii. onIll Tuesday’* terrific esrthqupko
Uhl IhU cily waste.
’
,
Officially Ultra ar* ooff* daad,
but marina* and volunteer* «Ult
dug In Ih , ruin* today, bringing
out hud to* which hail boan b«N
lad slna* Tuesday morning. &gt; ■ ;
Tha final tUnlh tuUI U aapacl*
ml tu rrarlt tha early aotlmalo
of 1000. No oa* haa atUmptad to
count Ih# numbar #f Injured, but
that total probably will run Iat*
thousands.
Hardly a house Is loft alandIng. ami lhose who*# walla o n
H uh
*1111 upright ar* an shaky that
Apparently In go»d health, and the., -aro llkaly to fall a t tho
T te high sUmlanl* of proflcl
ency maintained at the Frrnald. iitriwiing lo come tu Bauford lu kltfhtest Uwntor,
Four American* were knbwn
Ijiughtim Memorial lluspltal t-r a
to haiw h a rt klllad.
have won tho instltulbm a high
They War*I » . .•
'... -y-i
I lare on Hie IPSI ll-t of approved
Ur*. Joseph *&gt;• Murray, Cans
and nationally rrergnlsed hoapi_*_ i k l . .. _I A
mb Lm w#
tala following a ratelul noivry of
htataosJJ
wo* anllMldi^/r.today oy*tka coun­ niutrlng. dlnl without uttering k’
cil of med ial education an.l ho*- sound.
,
medical tnrpa a f tha Ntearogi^i
idlal* &lt;d tit* Amrn.cn Mrdical
Mr. Slone, who had but a frW
'
As.iHtsllon. ‘Blatcen Flmidu hos­ moment* before given order* lo an national guard.
James F. Dlckay, Valla)*, Calif.,
pital* wgyc not apprvvol.
a negro helper on hi* farm con­ chief quartarmasWr's cleric, U. B.
The hunar awartl is ba&lt;rd on cerning soriir work which he wiab*
the* rftklenry of Ihe InatlluHotr, rd done, had gone u|i*talra to hU M. -C.
A chauffeur emluyed by Irv­
and among Ihe most lin|H&gt;ctant l.atliMH m. III* wife ami daughter,
ing A. Undbarg, roiManl Irigh
factors considered are the follow­
aummissianar. ,
ing: A staff of qual tied physic­
On# light oarthahock wo* fait
ians who are graduates of repu­ nl »o Ittiitf «»r tori »u quw&lt;« &gt;*rni
yesterday afternoon, doubling the
table mrdical retinols; an a &gt;lc amt In Ihr vlvmr, ralletl hi* name, apvl, fear of th* refugees who had
ethical managementi u competent hearing nit anawrr, rnlrrvxl th i
lean crowding the trains running
|ialhologist to sluily Hsitiea re ­ is,nm, only to f.ml him on th# cut nf the hill* to Granada.
moved at all opriathin*; rornpel- flttctr, dead.
Others, fearful that tho shock*
I'll) sir Ian* wi-rr Ivaatlly called,
rnt nurses; regular staff conferwould recur, ware begging auto*
enre* t„ study the welfare of thn Ittil were motile to r*vlr# him, ninhile ridaa anywhere out ef
patients, soil finally, the luml.- lull wing the arrival nr neighbor* Managua. Bom* carrying such be­
menial standard demanded Is |lmi and fin-mi., hr was mmiScd In tho longing* as they could aalvage,
each approved hospital In a saf-r bill, kson Fi'iirrat llninr. At a late trudged down the dusty roads
hour today funrral arrangement*
| Irrr in wh rli In Ire n pailelit.I,.,,I not loam made because many leaving the devastated rlty be­
''Nalurnlly wo are
dellahted
o| his relatives ai# realdent* uf hind.
elver having won such high recognl. olhir slates.
On tha whole, hoxrovar, ‘ lb#
lion", said T. W. Uwton, presl.
Mr. Blonr was Ison at lUpon, situation wt* under control.
deni of Ihe Hospital A**r« laltoil \V|s., Nov. -*u, Dl*7, one of several
There wa# no water, for th#
when appraise I of tbe ness. ‘•Dur rhildien. Hi* early inlucallon wa* water, for th# wralar main* hart
coiistaiit aim has liecn owe of p '»• sm irrd In i-lnncntary and high hurst at the flrat ehock, atsd
*rr»* and rlllclenry, and l« being - Iii id, in that state, and in IMUt, lighting lb* terrible fir* whlrii
awarded a place on the list of he i-ntaird Mirhlgan Btatr College, ranve on tha heal* of tha earth*
approved hospital, for I'.'H. wo where In- giadualed willi high hua- cniako was a hand-to-hand Job.
have an added lucrative lit ion- ora in Imip as a civil rliglneel. Many of tha marine#, striding In11mi,. Ihe good work In lire com­ Dining Ids college yrcav*, he vsas
prominent in many class arllvt*
ing years.", ho added.
As chief nf staff at the hosp tat, lb s, war i In led u n rndwr of Tail
Ihln l*l«l, ami xros anns'ntH to
Dr. H. I'ulevlvnl said,
“It I* lin|Hrsslhlo for me to ex­ rev rril intra-muial c o m u lU a o ^ 'l
Alter hi* giaUiatloii ns isvsini
press my giwtlfiratian in wtnrls
orer the *wa|{ g'*en (he Feroalil- connected wltn |He Michigan C»n
((‘•lilt Slued on I’ag* 4)
(Coiitinuril on I'agr -I)

LOCAL HOSPITAL
IS AWARDED HIGH
NATIONAL HONOR

Placed O n T lstO fm t Prominent Celery Far­
Okcyed Institutions mer And Engineer
Heart Attack
By Medical Society

daiWiJn’.br nn' f a^wir/^to

Sanford Girl Wins
Her Diploma From
Boston Institution
IIIOBTDN, M's**., Apr. 3.-MI**
Kt Ia Mae Dully of Hanford, F la,
ha* completed her inree_ yior
i#orap of study al Ihe Massarhu-vile General Hospital Training
School fur Nurse- ami lia« liern
awaniesl her diploma of gradu­
ation! or-Hiding lo an amieunci•oent made Imlay by Mis* Hally
Juhneen. principal.
Mias Hull) U the daughlcr ef
Mr. and Mia. Itnlieri J. Holly of
SIN Dark Avr, Hhe had a four
in--nths rouisr at the Hchmil of
Puul'c Health Nursing at Hlmmuna
('■-liege while she was In lipining
ai Ma-sa« husells C*s-ivrrul 11•—i-ilaid
During her vacation. Mis* Holly
hn« mails, plans to \ toil her sister,
Mis. II. K. Walker of 3Tuo l&lt;B«‘u oil Av#„ HivhinoiHl Va. Hli#
Will rotuiu lu IPistou In June to
itn buolic health nursing.

flaleH Tax Opponents
To Meet In Orlando County-wide Track And Field Meet

Will Be Held Tomorrow Afternoon

DOCK IIIK IN FI.AMKR

BUnKW'HBUUY, M a.a, Apr. 4­
corupslxn. II* — (A PI—Between 40 and M dogs
la tto niost Including national and InUrntlleas' 'Iwnch show rhaiaplana were
tost when a fir# destroyed tto
■U w lre Kennel, nn lb* ratal a of
Dr. Ilomtr Gag# today.' Only

Pinm|4ly at 1:»U oVI-uk tumor- &gt;ard dash, 4IU yard lelay, tos*low uflv-inoon Dos iimipal county- l ull Itnow foi dlslanre, tassk*tb*ll
Hide hack *a,| field meet for the throw for distance, standing broad
scIsmiL i.f Semlmd* t'ountv will jump, ami running hruad Jump.
Ito ),' events In Class II "rd the
start, sml l«fine nightfall. it
event* will Ivare .ecu lup off. •am,, a* in I'lasa A with tha e l
winner* ammuocwil. sn-l cu|-s and n-pthm of tbe IPO yard dash, SfO
linsdah a#aided. The errnt will •# &gt;aid do h. ami 4I« y v d run which
-lagwl a» in previous years, at tile sill b.&lt; vut In half for the Claaa
Sen Inu'.r Itsr# T rsik at l,&gt;ng. || Uiys. tilrl*' evrivts in t'lnoa U
• ami. It la o|&gt;ew )o the general HIV lilt* Mame as In Class A with
the s sri-pllop of thee M yard
publle free of «bulge.
It,.111 girls and toys will b,- en- ■birh sml IPO ysr,| vlash whlrh wQl
te n d in the uteri. Camiwtltlun It la- sol in half.
fleas C event* let hulk buy*
divhlvd Into th fw clas.es: Class
A, hoy* and g k ^ In the Uth giaile i,ml gitls *r#i 8.1 yard dash, M
rai l vlash. 38o yard relay, IW
nr ever, lrr»d
vssitl ion, sUmling broad Jump,
II. &gt;11 toys an
limning broad Jump, and luiinlng
llh grades,
high Jump, baseball throw for dtasml Class
I ' ix i nml haskethwll th r |» for
the Mb grid)
di-txmr. - A ■
tlx* of age/,
Kvery bay or girl who taker
tn*n*«. A toThe Isiy*'
tab, 330 ya&gt;d I ait must hair* passing grades of
gtuskt loo
KgO yard irlay, belter in studies. Any eontostant
dash. 110 &gt;1
lump, running i an T ie r threw events and the rostanding I
log high Juo’v*. lay. but no more. No more than
braai JiiinJ
fills' event a to nn* entry from each school will
put* vaultd
I ysrd dash, IUQ be el'used In each event, '-jr
Class A ini

Gotham -Police Stag*
Million Dollar Raid
NKW YORK, Apr. 3c—(A F )—
Federal authorities today announce.I that th*:i agents hod
raided s (ireanwirh Vllltg# offk*
•nd ssiaod briween one nod two
Inns of noyrotir* and rontrshsmt
vs luml s t approalmstoly f 1.139,000
per ion. Tb* salturv wo* belbrvad
to Ise tto largest s te r made la
this district. Abishsm Goodryaa, ' ,
slletrtl praprletof of tto afflta &gt;
raided «&gt;• srrestod.
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BARIK, Apr. t^ - (A F ) —
Negri, moving pUturs artrssa,
gianted a d im e * 'By T r
rawilt from ITtoee Bergl MU*
fito railed tor A jserk* ysstoe
kite* Mary McCormick, a
*lnt*r. told frtewd* last tom
that aha ami Brine* torgfA i
to ms riled a t swen as tto da
wta growtod,
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Knuta Rockae Ul
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■ a mattar Whart wa M l, II .trikea.
A» told t . ib, A » o d .u a Praaa- Bo I flgwrt H arfght ak w*U ba la
■ ■ in
u*imohmvn*i ) *
^ A l A A f l , Kaa-t Apt. l —(AF&gt;— a plant •*
a"yj "«A«A
We hoard IHa regular mail and
panaaiarplaaapaai gw ftha fa r *
ytaUrdey morniog ha* tha tlenda
arm ao low we rvuldnt aaa ibr
ehlp.'
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All of a apddan.wa haad tha mo­
tor hitting ifragelarijr. Than It
.topped altogether. It aeamed Ilka
Jt fe minute. after the plana paaaad
otar U* haaaa -thaa wo hoardAt*

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' It « * i • wilt -from tha honao
ami It eounded Uka a muffled aa*
nloaiap. Tha plana n d tr wpo aw
I i/ iT g ita olta. if hitr ^ - t-r^
Sana of. thg g a w p I* J "
th'a nolghherhood who mw tha
nlano whan It tamo dehrn
from tha law clooda -held a wing
dVopM of fbvt 1 don't know abowt
that I couldn’t tail how high tha
plana waa botauaa of tha fog.

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AGUIS J » T H *
B when varfftaMUd t a * t
I turned away rileoUv U &gt;
Heart *bwth
n remain*! all nflantoah.
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Bachman Shocked Probe Ordered Of
AtDeathOfRockne, Allegations .iw aae
Long-Time Friend Against Importers
kaata lima a reporter HN
« aama aUmnlng me*da*
tMfa U l . Roekdi. r j w t t
lain Tom Conley of l
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WASHINGTON, Apr- t
—An Inveetlgallwn of altagad uafair prattle* li\ tke Importation I
and aalo of Ruatla aabaaloa In Iba
United S U t * waa ordered yeatarday by tha U rlff eommlaalonAt Uu tamo time tha labor dopartmtrtl announced that! Teodor

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peon and Charlgny Itfi
i C H t v a td r .M .ta m e b n n .
d Nlgw, • f u m a NoJJ»
atwdant and a
WW
i Roakne famllti W gfJf-W
&gt;far Baaaar, Kanaea, taka
ay tha body to K k t a K ^ J .
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Ma pnaalng lake, away a frlandaHp the Hka of which faw are
privileged to haw. Rocknt'a Inlmlt*
abla personality and hla outetandbig ability will ever rtmaln Indaltbla In tha Matory. of football.
No ona rear g a r. aa much of him■ elf to any aport aa did Rbekne.
to mv mind ba «uada aa a a mitt*
an tha football horiaon and axt i a u l f unfortunate la hla paaalnr
at • tlma when football need* men
*f V * I d * , and W f.U• When Flocknr played football at
Notw Dame In Wilt. Ila hman
waa a freak man at the school.
| Rachman played on Iba team f'om
1t»U ta l i l t . Ha rocelved much of
hla gridiron training under Rock-

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moat lanra the country v4 u»t*rlly
or bo ■ object to ueportatlpn. Tha
Amtorg company
**»• offtelal
Ruaala Undo agapey.
.
Tha labor deportmoat laid tp a r­
kin'. permit aa a vlaller, whlah
waa l.aoad In January, IM°, and
• Handed laat July, had tiplrod
and renewal had ba*n jafuied.
Ila 'antarod tha daghln MA«
ptoya of Report Kl»d, g .uaatoa
organliallon, and altar b* HI I*
thla country toma mootht changed
hi. amploymtnt to gn American
company.
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-Should tyarkln fall to Tour*
tha (ountry within a ranaonabla
lima, a warrant o f artfat an* or­
der. for bla deportation will’ ot
laeuod."
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plana waa. I haw boon laid ap In
tta houaa so I waited until tha
dActor ranee and Own I drow down
.fftna with him.
&lt; Wtn ambulanro I colled went with
hnd when wa got there wo bo­
n getting Iho bodleo Into the
afobulanro to taka them to Cotton­
wood Fall.: *.
Soma of tha bodlaa ware twd la
tha plane. Tha hodtea of both piInto weio la there, though.
,
. Mr pona—they axa loo Hoar* to
talk alwrot It now—got down tbaro

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C hrysler S ix —Coupe $88% Roadster $88% Sedan $8gly
f?7v
'4r r im f.oCL
Y m p ir Itb wood wheels standard rill prices
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tfca eUeM Isaef i w ti»WUUf.
a maftttaa WXkk ta«*f»&lt;tally «
plkabja to .(b« larga*- M i x i f f i l
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forma «re oyecly burdened. We hgVe',
Iff thee* cdhtona that figures from Insi
prdre thatlhare are, four time# as much

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ran* Department of
ipUbt Sunday School
Waiter egg hunt at
I It*) O'tlock.
M l* of colored eggs,
, *Uvd fancy articles
from 3 o'flack to S
Irat Street for the
ii* Orphanage at
.Mtolto^rnirarity wUl
Department af
rian Church wilt
rg hunt a t CMlock. Each child
ring six colored

k a h Legion Auxiliary
tJ a u . Eat ter • Monday
.Hayfalr Hotel,
umber Eight of the
it Church will m*et at
lb* home of Mia. D.

ton,'corn flower* god other spring
/)ewe&lt;* were used In profusion t#
dreamt* th# room* of thq&gt; homo
of Mrs. E. F. IIou«holder. I l l
Wtot Seventeenth Street, when ah*
entertained Uie members of tk*
Young Matrons' Duplicate Clu#
with a bridge party yesterday afternoon. In kaeplng with the Eaater leaaon, th* tallica bore designs
of email chlcktne.
Throughout t h e
afltmonn
bridge games were enjoyed «nd
at a late hour eco-es w on added
and prise* awarded. Mrs. Hugh
Whrlchel and Mrs. Hawkins Connelly, who held high acutes, wrr*
given decks of playing cards. Mrs.
F. R. Lane, af Roanoke, Ala., the
house guest of Mrs, II. *U. CaaW*H, was th* uclplrnl of a novel­
ty compact as a memento of the
occasion.
At ike tea hour a salad, melded
to represent a chicken, was served
by th* hosti**, assisted by hur
slater, Mr*. Floyd Primer,’ Tho**
present werei Mi*. F. It. l-ah*.
Mr*. Hugh Whehhel. Mrs. Floyd
Palmar, Mr*, a D. Caswell, H r*.
R. J. Holly, Jr.. Mr*. W. C. Hill,
Mrs. J . D. Woodruff apd Mr*.
Dawklne Connelly.

Easter parti** usually
begin
with nn egg hunt and thU one la
no exception. Vary the usual hunt,
If you wlih, by cutting tioacni and
do sens af small aval shaped “egg*"
from »tlff colored paper. Hide
them about th* living room, hall
ar any plat* desired.
Have larger egg* in tho same
color*, decorated with paper lac*
design*. Th* U rg t egg* should be
attached to narrow ribbon* long
enough to slip around a child**
nock. GW* on* to each child had
explain that each should hunt for
■mall eggs the earns color as th*
largo egg he hold*. I f ho flnA on*
nf say other color ho must not
touch It or toll anyone whrre he
•aw It.
i
At the end of (bp minutes, mil
a halt and count th* number of
egg* each child ha* found. Stand
th* children In lilt* .with the win­
ner flr*L Award tha dinner one of
th* elaborate randy egg*, th#
other chUdrm winning, plain eggi
wrapped In colored mixed paper.
Ramember, unless you want tears
and pout'ng, that every child
should receive something.
-The next gam* might Id an age
rolling contest with real blaster

Mra. Peterson Given
Party For Her Club

TOMORROW! Two R a n t e r
Came* Children Will Itolny.

Enlcrtainlpk . fur the niegibsr*

^ KJ-1W9i
son oral hostess at a bridge party
given'an Hatorday evening at has
hum* on I’l l sir tin Avenue with
h a church. Mrs. War. two ta b lu ef playrr* present. Af­
wHl have rharga of te r'a r ferial progressions of bildg*
high acore priie was awarded to
Mr*. J. E. Courier.
The host***, assisted by Mr*. A.
F. Collum. served • salad course
to lb* following: Mrs. B, (X.Moure,
Mr*. A. F. Collum, Mrs. . H. F.
Kent, Mra. Elaworth C. 'Harper,
Mr*. J. K. Courier, Mra. 0 . K
Moore, of Wilke- Havre,'I’a , sad
Bias Rnalfl
Aw-tArr
Mlaa
Dess'o Pmafhlf
Prescott, nf
of Ay
din.

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trite, J r , who broke h&lt;o
NOTICE.
nfcy, 1* recuperallng al
«f hi* parents on Tblr- . Spaclol servlet* In connection
with tho annual missionary ses­
sion will be conducted tomorrow
night at H o'clock at the Reh-atlon Array Hall on East Second
Street, A feature of the aorvlrcs
vyflt b* a pageant portraying the
world-wife work of the S ri vat Inn
McCall under- Army. Th# public Is cordially in
fe t oppendlcltha Bok Memorial Town at Lake
Wales last Thursday were: Mr*.
W. R Thornton, Mrs. Jodcr Cam«T0df Mia* Ro-c Kilns, of Renove,
Ph, and Mbs Ola Uagfprd, of
itu .t. n.
Atlanta,
Go.

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NOTICE.
Iiwtesd of meeting at the home
'of Mr*. E. D. Stow* on Cameron
Avenue, .the member- of the
American legion '.Auxiliary will
.have
their business session at
the I^gl«n Hut a t 4 o'clock to­
morrow a Iternoon.
Mr*. M. Kriaon and son, Phillip,
who have been here for several
months With the former's mother.
Mrs. J, Fhdntkrai 301 East Tenth
Htii-st, plan to leave tomorrow fur
their home a t Now York City.
Mr. and M rt.R , &amp; tjholdon re­
turned Monday to their heme al
New Xmyrn* oftar visiting their
daughter, Mrs, \Y. A. Fitts, Jr.,
for a short llm- at her home on
Rest Second .Street.

Who Get*
The
Beautiful
400 Day
Clock

Attracting the Interest of a
wide circle of friend* both hate
and In other part* of, the state
t« the announcement of the mar­
riage of Ml** Martha Flit*, daugh­
ter of Mr. and Mr*. William AyIrtt FHt*. or thla city, to Winston
Hayes, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­
burn Hayes, of New Rmyrtut Th*
ceremony took place on) Monday
of tendon In Klsslramro In ths
praecnre of a few Intlmaje friends
of lh« inuple.
The bride Is the only‘daughter
of Mr. and Mr*. Fitts and has
lived hbre all her life. .She at­
tended the public school of tho
city and studied a t Stuart Hall
In Statin Jon, Va. She was gradu­
ated front Hcmtnol* High School
In 1P29. Since that t'me she baa
Item working for hor father at
th# Hanford Uachlno Stop.
The bridegroom la the only son
of Mr. and Mrs, Hay** add has
lived, with vhl* parent- the great*
r r part of hi* Ufa In New Smyrna,
residing also for a short time
here. He wan graduated
from
Seminole High School with lb*
class of IPSO.' After attending tha
Georgia Military Acadsmy at Col­
lege Park, O a, for a short d rat
he went to Daytona Ranch where
;he and hi- brother took chargi'^of
th- Ijrrie Theatre.
The rnuple are residing at Day."
tnna-Bearh, and at home to their
friend* there.
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CONVENTION ATTENDED

(°« 5 blooming

, Mentbeie uf the Christlaa
Church ol Defend tear* hostessr«
fur the Quarterly Dlelrlrt Con­
vention cf the Christian Church
held on.Teoeday, At thla time It
* t | stated th a t encouraging re­ h's not half tbs worit k mod to k
bsfon you qonld get
1
ports' were made from earli
church, and “although timee are
hard, it arema that all the churchea are progressing and doing won­
derful work." Anun* the dele­
gatee from Sanford In attendance
werts Mr*. D. M. Easley, Mr*.
-A. II. Hyrd, Mr*. George Town■end. Mr*. Harold Weekly, M u.
A. M. Wn ker, M ta i.K . Idles and
the Rev, and Mr*. F. M. Marlsr.

The faculty of lha Sanfold
Grammar Fchool ha* announced
the name* of the following ’child­
ren for tto honor roll for the
month of March: Roam I, Ann
Denton,, Laulan Uardin, Donna
Morgan, Mlldied Ratriff, Daphne
Takach, Jran Zorn and John Me
Mahon; Roam 3, Richard Lundqulst, Sam Crook, Joanno Arssrcllo, June Jehu, Helen Perkin', Dor­
othy WlgglM and Greco TaylorRoom 9, Annlo Dell Mrthvin.
France* Phillips, Jewel Delta.
Doiis Rlnaharl, Margaret
Van
N»*s) Jamas Tew. Cheater Scb
male; Room 4, Hubert Smith, Ella • JUPITER —Repair* completed
Maud Jooce. Jrunotte
MrCally. on Old Dixie Ill-b u sy Bridge
Mery Jana UcCally, Edith Mer­ over Loxahatehee River.
ritt, Thelma Hughes, Doris P at­
terson. Anita Caotkiir add Dolly
Qunttlebaumi Room B, Fred Gan­
ns, lelia Caldwell, Lou'ae John­
ston, Nancy RoaMlter,
Cecelia
Truluck: Room #, Dyil
Higgs.
Doria Dorncr, Minnie Strange and
Dorothy Stewart.
•» Room 7. Antoihetto Hayes, Win­
ona Purvl*. Virginia Satchcr, RodOiIrk* Adam*. Metric*
lloniake.
Clyde riarcy and Lew!* Wright
Room b . James Drkdford. D. It
llodgea, Claud* Whblden, Vista*
Uotncr, Marla Claw*. Marian E*tridge-M ary Francos Lord. Dor­
othy Mltrhrll. Dorothy Hwsyne
and Ellaobelh WMtUngtnn; Room
V, Robert Runibley,
Mildred
R anks M*sr l-»u Lylta, Helen
Chapman, Arllno Ri rider. Edith
Singletary and Maty Higgins,

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107 W. Flntt 81.. HAnford, Fla.

of Fine Shoes
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daufhter, Jran, «f Ro'tmke, Ala.,
who have been spend!n« a short
time heie with Dr. and Mrs. B. D.
Caswell, Magnolia Avenue, left
today for SI. Petersburg for a few
days be for* returning here for

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gradual*-*, or i W . I W . Stole
Collet* for Women p i Tallahsue*.
ore urged to -ItcryJ the otinuol
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pirUndu on Saturday. Apr. II at
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FUa» tro being mode to make the
Iant been eren more Intereetinl
'than Uku» |lv*n In previous j u r e .
The main speaker lor the' after­
noon will be I&gt;r. William Dodd,
dean of the to 11nr* of Arts and
Sclent** or the Florida State Col■ ft for Women.
Reservation* for th e affair rfluat
be made with MartateV Peters by
next Thursday even Inf.

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, nlcaly furnished. 1800 Myrtle
Ava.__________________ ________
FOUR ROOM furnlshad apartmant. Tha Taity Shop.
HAVE YOUR WATCH repair*!
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partly furnlihed, on paved rq«'l,
IPSO Chevrolet Coupe In dandy ten minutes drive frum rdly.
tondjtlopf alio 10y&gt; __ model A Phone CM, W. L., Hanky.
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loom*, ‘unfurnished. In fine con­
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Street,
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I f th e a t a l e f p ra n g * s u rp ris e in
New t o r t st « ; » P . M . / .
M i m o n tlo o U ig a m o tiv e n r a n y
P o s tm a s te r C s n e r r i W s U e r P.
c a n M e llo n B ro th e rs ta a y h a m h id B ro w n , A s s is ta n t P o s tm a s te r G e n ­
W ith C h h u g o g a n g la n d , th e d e .
| a a « O q a a lltd th a t s u tp tla c hj n o t 1e r a l W . In r in g G lo v e r, I lo p a r d B .
l*
|h a v .'n g B ro th e rs a r h la fa m ily te v - C r .ffln , m o to r m a g n a te , s a d s fft»
d a te o f K a s te rn A i r T ra n s d a rt, a r ­
t l f y . T h ro u g h o u t th e t r i a l h is a tita r re p s 'h a d s a id th e d e fe n d a n t r iv e d h e re y e s te rd a y I n o a n lr ip e t o
la th e In a u g u r a l. c e re m o n ie s .
w r p t d . 'a t le a s t sa» he w a s
not
S to p s o n th e ro u |e w ill b a B ngi a lH y , M id h b m n lh r r , f a th e r a n J v a n ra h , C h s tle a U a , P W tW c v , fL
s w e e th e tr i w o ld th e y w e n t g o in g
C - lU le lg h , U trb m c n d , W a s h in g ­
i s ' k t y lls s s e ti.
&lt; i.
•
to n , B a ltim o re a n d P h ila d e lp h ia , \
C o u r t w a s a d jo u rn e d e a r ly , he­
T h a a e u lh b o u n d In a u g u ra l pfalW
r o ane th e s ta te seas u n p re p a re d to
le f t N e w Y o r k (Iv a m in u te s h e re in
• p e n H e r e b u tt a l te s tim o n y .
th e d e p a rtu ro o f th e J a c k s o n v ille
• T w o d e fe n s e w ltn e s e e a s a id th e y
p la n e s a n d w ill a r r iv e h e re a t 6:40
e a w th a s h a t fir e d lh s t k U itd t i n ­
g le . T h e y w e re L a w re n c e J . O 'M a iT h e n e w ro u te lin k s s i r T a m p a ,
f a r a n d M rs . H o w a rd W ils o n , a n R t. P e te rs b u rg , O rla n d o a f u e th e r
(C o n tfn o e d o q . P a g * 4 )
r ltla a o f M a r it a n o w on .th e a ir.
m a |l U na, w ith (h o s e v e ra l h o s ts
s h o r te r sche du le. I t a la a r a d tftr o
t h e 'f ly in g tim e b e tw e e n N e w Y s r t
a n d C e n tra l a n d S o o th A m e r it *
Ih v e a g h th e M ia m i c o a a a c tfa w |
w it h th e P a n -A m e ric a n A ir w a y s ,
T h e In a u g u ra l p la n e s w ill c m rjy
I N D I A N A P O id B , A p r . I . — lo o o pound# o f , m a l l la te r N a y
( A D - ^ l n p e r t'O a s n th a c ra n b e r r y T a r t . H g va a n a h w ilt f a m is h M
ha g a o f N t w J e rs e y th e K e e k tfe l- p o u n d *, C h a rle s to n ^ 660. T h e b a lm r . la s t lt u 'e b a a .fo u n d a n rn s y m o H u e s H B 'b e m ade e p In J « t b s M
I M b g a n im a l* ' Im m u n ity a g a in s t rlU e s a d s t b t h a f p o in ts a lc n g I l f
a n e fo r m o f p t a f a is n lg v o f th a
fa n g s .
.
\ A s p h a lt ra n * b # ' f a p ro d u ce d first daylight flight batwrsa
s im u lta n e o u s ly s illh g a s o lin e
In tonville ind New Tort.
th e . m a le c r s r t ja w 'a t H L
Postmaster Rr**r* did 6at

e a rth q u a k e a n d t e r r if ie d
c o n a ta n tly r o c u r r ln *
tn
o r a , t h a p e o p le ; © f M n n a i
f t v e r U h l y c a r r ie d o n t h f l
c u e w o r k to d a y a c a ln a t i
r i f l e o d d * . ■; . .
D a y b ro k e
b le a k ly
la ,

Stricken fitf With the fire I
m in *

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O p t C a l.— P o rta b le d u r a lu m in c a m e ra t r a n r . In v e n te d b y te c h n ic ia n s h e ro , la th a n e w .
u r a " g s d g s t " t o a id k a m e ra a ^ p JrT re v e rin g th e u n u s u a l e ffe c ts w h ic h th e roc te n s e
p ro d u c tio n s . A lth o u g h ^ U&gt;a a u t/U M a ke 'p o n d e ro u s a n d h e a v y , I t Is v e r y l i g h t

rhomWiU
House bI b

Hoover Orders Army,
Navy; Red Croea To
• Render A sutstance

vrould confer with lUpekU
IUrol loaders prhlla In Ploi
no cuvnmrnt jon this was
rowlay tael night ' '

Program
i Tuesday
^Meeting

d e v e lo p in g
h a e n , b ro u g h t
f t c w a ld . T . A m
iM t it u t e .
\
T h is p e a t vns
ty p e ik rw e psma
a f p n e u m o n ia fa

inaR ace

•Arrived

Under tha dlrwctleg of KoUriaa
Paul HtlaaMrhalrmha of tha fel­
lowship rammiUer of the Hanford
Rotary Club, the members of that
«!r|e Hub yosUrday Heard aevarol
sHort talks on “ PalUmeMp," and
a Iwwslcal ntogrsm af vocal anIns
•uag by Mrs- L. r . fTkapatan, Doland, as part of their weekly
Hireling a t the'M aatrsum a H otel
Mr*. Chapman n , aropmpeaM
bv Mias Elliabatb C l a r k , ^ a b
pisnDLand her solos wrvw wkll re­
rolled, acenrdlng fa W. M. Ilaypev,
*»■ rotary bf the club. Dave How­
ard. Paffa^o Kotarisn, ami Jebn

itaUvsIy wnt*
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A a r a r c ity . o f fs o d a tu f f s
b r o u g h t a b a f t b y a d e m a U tli

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K artiiy

G
assf t a r a a f e
4

o h th a - N l U , , l h
•p o s e d o f a ir ie r * ,
b ta ra o f H h rilu -rs ,
m o n th s th a s la g *
h a v in g o f f ic ia lly
s o n a r r r y ons « f
if- b n
d a m a lii,
I th ro u g h o u t th e
a n d ‘th e I la v ra II-

Club Meet'
lire Picture
ling Champ
T i c w o r ld ’s tb a m p lo n c o rn b u s b ­
a r. B r o il fU a n fk , is &gt; ho w n l a ac l l * ill th a a d u c a tlo n a l
m o vla ,
" t i w s l e r C o in P r o f ile is , C o m r s llI s -1 IHaaaoea I k r u u y h . B m sl Ills *
I s i * i Io n ", w b l b w ill be s h o w n a t
th e S e m in o le H ig h Rchwul l. u ilg k t
* l h a w e e k ly m e e tin g v f th e 40
b m s a jp m b a rs ««f th e
S a n fo rd
| u m ors C lu b .
‘ ha f ilm Is s a id lu | s ir tr o y th e
C" M-, ut m is • liu r b ills , w r a k , l u r I k s ta lk s , a n d rle w n c o rn . T h a
b e us| g r o w t h ^ o f th e rs rrv ro -.tl* i o rg a n sm s, re s p o n s ib le f o r
in lin g o f th e seed, ro o ts
an d

Lea's Requests For
Street Building To
nverified
N A S I I V I L U E , T v a a .. A p r . W -

lA P I-W b lle faalsald Cvl I.uka
l a s b a d ta lk e d t o h in t se ve re !
tim e s a b o u t th e h ig h w a y p ro g ra m .

Robert
II.

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Modem Suroaq
Eye Sight To You
P IIII.A D R L P IIIA . A p r, t . —
I A P I — M o d e rn s u rg e ry y e s te rd a y
b ro u g h t th e w o n d e r o f s ig h t U
K * r l M o aa elm an , 3f- y e a r - a M 1s its d t in a t Ih e P e n n s y W a a U fa s titu la f o r th e b lin d .

Born without pupils fa his ayes,
lie had never seen the light ontil
yesterday, a ban, week* after a
delicate operation had been par*
farmed, Iba bsndagte war* rernav,
ml from his eyes. Ha caald eat, af­
ter a Ufa af darkness.
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“It Is wundrrful, almost a mir­
a c l e h a said later a* friends
rrntvded almut offetlng congratutelii ns. ■

rammltle* yesterday
ho &lt;on Id recall aa I (quest* that
" I a m p a illc o la t ly t h r ille d
at
tha new* pa par publisher bad mads
for tha bulldlitg ■at* read, that th e v lvld n e h a a n d l i r l u t l f U l c o lo rIrfg o f flo w e r* . T o m e lh a y ha d a l*
might a f f tr i fcU property.
w a y s U r n s o ft a n d f r a g r a n t I

“ T h e t r u t h U t h a t he aske d y o u
f o r »o m a r jr fa r e r s y o u c a n t i w
r a i l I h f m n i l ! " s u g g e s te d A t t o r n v y Joe V , W illia m s u f th e ro u tm iU e e .
" I d o n 't re m rm h a i th e m , an s ir , "
re p lie d th e c o m m v s lo tie r,
'
W il'ie m a SSkeJ Ir C o lo n e l L r a
’h a d n o t to e s h im
fre q u e n tly
" a b o u t d iffe r e n t s ta le
m a tu re "
to w h ic h i i k t e ' re p lie d t h a t " P r o
•c a n h im te th e r fr e q u e n tly ."

» • « m t o n ls h e j a t t h a lr le a o ty . e
“ O th e r th in g s w e re d iffe r e n t . I
h » rd ly k n o w w b « t I r * p o r te d , b u t
e v e ry th in g w a s a re v e la tio n ." , 1
T h a o p e ra tio n w a s p e rfo rm e d
• U w ee ks a g o b y D r . a . I I . M a o rm
a s p e c ia lis t o n th e s t a f f o f th e
g ra d u a te h o s p ita l o f th e U n lv r r a f
I , o f P e n n s y lv a n ia .
M u se e tm a a ro a d B r a ille , b a t M
n n a h ir, o f c o u rs e , ta ra n d o r d in a r y
p r in tin g , so h * w i l l Have ta le a n s
But to tha attorney's suggestion h i* a h c V A fc o id ln g to p s y rb o L
that “usually be would make soma o s rts u . D r . M a o r t s a id , th e y o u n g

Tha member* voted to-elect la
hnnaiwry membership fa tb# local
rlub, William Warner, of Newark,
N. J , aad AUahmate Rpringa. lid
has bean' a winter visitor ta this
sertion for m a y years, aad haA
been In attM daqra a t proaUrallT
all of the local meetings daring
.Dr. Hoorard the part three men th a ..
Vlsltoe* at tha asdetlag were
ItaUriaae J, O. H .'Reed, *f Norwith, N. Y , A ‘ W. Dirt son. Palatks. Use* Howard, Buffalo, gad
Wm. Coulsoa,' Cambridge, Maas.

lshirs; M r*/ P.' a Chase, % !
tlbbonsi Mrs. LiaUm Allen, M»«
Ihdtyi and Mini Byron HUpbeoe,'.
poster*.
'
'AU re,Id*ate af Hemtaafa Cum- &gt;
ty are eligible as aihlbHaevy T in
only re tire m e n t, are lb a | they
Karo grown tha produafa exkiMUd, N rnlsh tbelr own eoaUla*.
era, te fg T ttf ja p f a b lta ‘.toady by.
not latar than Thursday, Apt,

rnqaret of yte* in te r replied that

b e w o u ld ," e « t e j a r i t p a f ro m t L M w e re fa

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UBoy, president of tha " • f *

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Hanford Country Club this menp
(ng announced tkaU while tbf
otembershlp drive for tb# toniing
year will Iw poatpuoad far nevoeat
day*, any golfer* la th ’a «lty wb*
wish tn purchasf season tic kata r t
Ihe b&gt;w rales which have beta fa
eal.teru* far r o o t time, taay f a
*o by ai&gt;plrlag at tb . dub famed.
. Scsson ticket, aspired 1rotalt.
Ihe , until
Started I
City •’«*

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cart led tha aid of the
United i * '-■*
Slates toward tha earihi|0ake
stricken city of Managua, If lea ro­
gue.
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owh, the Arne, lore goracnmsnt reapbndH U Assec’ated thsaa dllibes of the disaster by vendships « ikI planes with medical

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NKWAMt. April I.—(A P)—
Tho Kolrier Radio corporal Ion ye*'.•With Mr*. 0*Org* W. Huff p n - U nlay M , ordered .old oy V’oo
WINtfcR. PAHK-rllM
aldlog %nd ron4«etlnt tbo ilatwu Chancvlbr Churtft after rcject'ng letted far a*not ruction of
taniO. rtg u ltr martin* of ClkH
plana for tba company’* rt- offlaa balldtac.t , ‘
Nomber Opa' o f the, FIral RaptUt
Chorrii wp* bald.art Monday effartxxn a t th o boma of Mr*. W. A.
Hopkins, Floral’’llelgku. Mr*. K.
W. 8Uloo had char** of tha Bible
•Indy, while Mr*. Fiod Myara
taught tha born* mterion »tudy

ona

coffoo ' were (creed by tho
eat, aaaUted by Mlaa Be*el»
ra. Adorning tba room* wbero
gooet* were entertained w*»

Smith motored to .Oritndu fof
or and Mlaa Beotia Boytc.
doing' bhxjnra* a U f faaUr In
ttgroprtMfcefQPl Ion# ' if Sulla
pttM M l,- b / w ' Brogkft'ti. Ameri­ Ho* pi tal
ca** ipoedieot; woman .ty p lri
f i l l word* pef minute), accomp­
A. B y rf Uft yesterday
li*be* her mUalon on which aha
Poteraburg to attend the
■ailed for Plymouth on the liner rtnredtlon of tho Notional ltUe’•Lafayette.” She will explain hat trie Light Association.
/
a|DI to bualno** people In Kua rt Circle of tha
toast a t .10:00
is o f Mr*. 8. O.

dajnto* mealing of tba

i&amp; ir Aaxillary will Ue
*eU*k l l the boma of
-Rtnwa o s Cameron
•f tha gakhn'weddlnc
i t U r. s a d W J . IL

AStM JtojMlag of tb«
o f tbo F ln t Preadlf will ba bald from

M Ja Ura Sunday School
' l l » ffbloak..
mjw d a b af U&gt;* First
Ckarch wUl mrat at •
Urn thumb. J p t*
SATURDAY

Delta sorority will
w’a t the City Hall
to U o'clock,
nr* Deport dmnt of
tftsrian Charth will

vfval Is
T h ro n g

Endeavor Society O f
Church H as Meeting
Tba monthly mooting of tba
Council of U e Junior Christian
Kndeovnr Society i f Oik First
Presbyterian Church waa held on
Monday aeenlng at 7:30 o’clock a t
tho rortdenco of Mr*. Herman
Brown, Park Avertue, with t l
mtetlng opening with a prayer by
Mr*. Brown. Billy tachry, prr»iodant
v n i of
tit tbo
i n t i *orl*ty,
a w ( i * t | ( proalded
| i i v s i u « u Wat
tha mealing a | which tim e .p ro ­
gram* were arranged and loader*
chorea fo r tho Apr.1 mooting*.
Social aarrir# and other work for
April waa also dlscumaad and plan­
ned.
After the rounrll adjourned a
•octal hour w*x anjoyod a t wbkb
time rafreahmenta war* *arved by.
■b* beslesa. Thooa preaant ..w an t
Mary Franc*i Andrew*. )
Mac Brown, Anna Bella B
Billy Sachry. Edwin Smith.

fmial to rohiidcr.
W
Tomoirow morning a t 10:00
o’clock ha wjl» nrr»rh' on "How
Not to Dockrilrte.** nml tt the eve
nlng hour on “Some Kx(u»e* Of­
fered for not Arreptlng ChrUt.“
At thl* terrier the Pooler wlU
take up on* by one tho tnor* pre­
valent axcuteo that lhy l)erll putt
Into tho heart* of proplo to-keep
Ihem from Goj *nd wlU then un­
dertake to tn-w ff tbrnt^k each a
way a* to show the folly of jheih.
Tixlght the theme 'w ill be
"W hat fa R tp m ta n rtf* Tba San­
ford Mala Quartette will alpg it
thl* service. A special sorrier for
tk* young people of Kagford will
bo hold Friday n ig h t 2 .

Me. and Mr*. Alvin W. Moor*
left Monday Tor point* U Tr nnos*M where they wore called by the
death of tha former’* aUUr.
Mr*. Linton K. • Alton nnd
daughter, HtUn Kllraboth, pUn
to Uov* Friday tor Lako WaU*
to (pend a weak' a* tha awaaU
of Mr. and Mr*. David Tnjior. ;

Tba boma of Mr*. \V, 9. Gutfard, a i l Wart EI*ronlb Street,
waa tba arena of the mOettii* at
tba Rualnaaa Woman’* Circle of
tba FIral ftapUit Church held
Monday avitiing. After tba bo*|.
M ai laailoft Mr*. Jeko 0. Ab­
raham* conducted tho nvUiion
•tu d y ' cl***.
RefmhmenU war* terred by
tho ho*tear, au ltted by bar motbor and MUa Annie Laurie Jowor*. Tho** rraaont worat Mr*.
P, L. IIIU. Mr*. Roy Klay Mr*.
John D. Abraham*. Mr*. J. V.
Johnson. Mr*. I). K. MrNeb. Mr*.
W. S. Clifford, Mr*. W. M.
Brawn ' and the Mla'i-e U rv n t
Franklin, and AnnU Ijiorle Jow*

c*».

N u t to Chriitm**, Kaetor f* lh *
holiday moot tnjoyod by yoongettte. Altar * km* w inter Indoor.,
Em tar l.rvahs tha moAotony—than
(beta err now frotkx Jto aba* off.
and If the dap la w an t oart rimny,
an appottunlty for outdoor g*me«Of couree,t an E e rtw k ’boony
ahooVJ cat ry. tha Inviui.ea. Uot
FpHnir flower* In pariel ahadt*
a pocket* uf'erop* paper napklna
decora led w.th bunnlt* and Carter werr aan* la pawfuakn In decorate
de«l*ni. Cafe out the fl»ura* add tba roonfh arbor* lb* gaoria wore,
entertained. At tba tea boor re• n tt rard ejtb cn cot out thb top frt*hm*nta wort eerved by tha
pidit o| ttjk. iaril, leaving rb* hot hotter*, aaaUted by Mr*. II. A.
Htelnmeytr. Thota p re newt werr;
tem uncut Wtlle the name of th.« Mr*. W. II. Hand. Mr*. Cunnln*.
llttla guert at the bottom with tho ham. Mr*. If. A. Stelnmeyer, Mr*.
R. tV. Btltea. MUa Mary Qoodale.
Mr*. tV. A&lt; . H*pkln*. "Mrat. R. . N.

Klahoralo d*reratlon* (except
for tba irtryshm enu takla) are
not necenely, If thero a rt plenty
of email prfee* to kocp tka tblldren tbrlllrdj Simply cut aramjwrIn* bunnld.J from ctapo paper.de
egne and |4 tl* to lampshade*, or
atlftrn thei* and ataml on tho
mantle or hook caae* and bant
from tha doprway on threat*. \
TOMniiUflWt Faster t i n t * to

men lilt'

ka in ay

•

Mr*. M. U Porter and Mr*.
Jamra A. William*, whe were
called to A tlanta reconU) bo*
a*o*o of lb* death of their moth­
er, have returned to their horaex

&lt; P t4 Myors, Mr*. M. F. Tur­
ner, Mr*. M. F. Collin*, and Mr*.
(Tvorg* W. Huff.
LEE8BURO—B. M. Ilnntloy
moved hli Jewelry shop to 401
Canal Street.
BYNTON-Roben R. McCormk k seek* ptrm lt to construct atrcl

•bratjglh^Toyite^^epij^w

«

P erm ancn»
and^ F in g e r

nounred d o.
gfe* of Indi­
viduality that
Instantly slvaa
•
distinction. Ry
Mr*. P. r r a a l a t her homo
1IID P ark’Ave. Phono ISt-W

Youthful nncl modish appearance la atrnaed
Sunday aa nt no other 'time..

K onter

To appear at your beat la the Smart Parade,
suffgent that you lot ua take care of your dry cleanl
needs.

P H O N E 801

Jamaa W1 Bariito, local raprecenlitlve of FVoat nnd MtNab,
Inr., of Now York J-'ty, plan* to
leav* tomorrow for Boaufort, rt.
C., where he will ape*! *ome time
od basinet*.
Mri. W. T. Waller, of Center­
ville, Alt., who. ha* bran vtilting
her aon-ln-law and daughter,. Mr.
•od Mr*. II. 0 . DuBora, ha* goim
to Cocoa to »iwnd ■ week with bar
sou. Dr. J. B. Waller.
Among thota from out-of-town
who will Iw hero daring thl*
wevk-end and wbd will attend tha
Kappa-Delu' Ea*tar Ball at the
City Hal! Saturday night are: tha
MUera Dorothy Teelrr, Clearwatart Ainu Krther, Sarah McKImurray, Kcdnoy Carmack, Tempt |
Doiothy Newman, FL Myer*;
lluwbud (li r l„
.
Dunbar,
U k r city: ftorothy Robinton,
Catherin* Roy,’ ' Martha Tillman,
Lucy Anthony, JOrfoanvIllo, Kath­
arine McDonald, New Smyrna;
Connie llannuwi, Kuril*; Lout**
Kvant, Elinor prtay, Ruth Lriia,
Crarr Frunklln, 'Orlando; Sarah
Cawthon. Tallahoaara;
MreU*
Switlngrn. Feraaodln*; and Ruth
Mr|.V*n. Wauchoig.

o u

m e e t m e i n t h e c ity li c r o w d e d c a n y o d s
\
lJ ,
Along the invisible U na of the air, or among jostling thousands In the

. dtjr’a streets . . , it’s all the um c to Chesterfield.
goct everywhere, and that tasks

I’or lien;’* a cigarette this

gnywlicrc. Milder and better tobaoooti

—nothing c b e —that’s what youjnUiy in Cliaa*rtield.

And, thanks to the

« “cfoaa-blecd," alf o f that mild, gQHMtdr and aroma it retained!

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�everything pwmlhla to r a l l m *ufferine. ' -J
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A
W eri*d A* . the
■UU deportment today Mid the
American legation nt K i m i m
wm «P /Veto* and Ail archive*
Htf* J#«L y&lt; . . . .
•Flaaso* ,raarad ' pp -from •»h»
wrecks** *f demoIUhej bulMIng*.

|4n an

estimated fll
Inn the lr*»
term • rcrtlfleetvs.

tioo.ow.ooo

scribed Mp p 4 « . mold »M*
,lhe WtoWtr JfT M M
.Ikat by bwMimr dawn * n p * f
next year • .UX b w t .*u« n
omiiinl.
llirpelling tumors gf pp.
.yet'rvment by Chairman T i
the partyj* national &gt; eniM
the Isdianjm m U .there
g ra n t-W h " nbout -ret
the rom m lll**-—*•— *•
“Our Ihoughl," h* ..V
let the rounliy rent fret
ten aheiil amt utOrvI U

reports
explorimi lit TMar

M tMt -tha wmduutooM

ravid unfounded. u M" *
th e deed,
' ' *
eale Rorkne.
. J. Christensen, Chicago.

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Robreeht,

,^**JTIw.Vi«nnoi«e- enegsifcr-lM nwd rehchiJDoW

Wheeling,

mb

Iden-

brie Qaaetle. The famous roach
bafdbd the plan* J u a t. before
a departure from Kansas Oily
i nils! end rain, at P tlft’A. Mre wa* bound far llellpirood to

C am "tQaWH.'^Fta. Roakne ■left
the itaU en M mlnutee before
thalr arrival In, order to. re « h
the airport In Urn# •' far hi*
plans'* scheduled deoartere al
*:»o. It w m thbn held . ep 46
mfmUt* bT delayed mall*.
The. plane wa. In radio romunballon with lh* Kansas City
Irport until It righted Caaeoday.
l a . southwest of B a u e r .; It
ihad, fa r w.Cther rondljion* al
'Mgto. &lt;Then - eernmuMcstlen

An Intaresting manipulation of
• » •
the pelt worked with fanry cutThl* aport* Jacket In light
tlnga, Ilka a fabric, characutlseo brown pony ran he worn ellher
thl* Jacket of btark j»ny. The with flat tevere or with one of
tutting* ere outlined wlht a ellk the revere buttoned op end holdbraid. Th* belt U of btark suede. Ing the scarf collar of nutria. Tha
• * *
n . |f | on the sleeve* are relieved
A fur JarHti of blark brvit- wjtli a little flounce of nutria,
vchwani I* presented wlUi an !r- The Jacket I* bordered with
tagplsr bcpi With dipping mova- leather and the belt combines
u h d O a W th e meat at bark, a* acen by the III- beige g W brown leatlier.
||a sketch at tha b e * .
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U.S. AlgencieB Of
Mercy fteg in To

P WM&gt; HI
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Capita] B u z z e a
With jGG9*sip On
Eve Of S e s s i o n

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a,feetar*

IrWMtOtof.

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f li
- -------------w ad. the « t t r W
- «**W
lii Novcm
France, lie
inc«n» of comma jtMglion with the her.
w(?rM nutilde wp* by airplane ami
gt(|!®. ‘
■ «. ; •
e popple shoped remarkable
■ontrol, proceeding In an or­
derly manner to. u « r w|iat they
could out of thr dlparirr, but ev­
er* hour* In
felt the
blow.
. Fortunately a huge parti of the ■' (Cnht'nunl l from &lt;Page t&gt; 11
population was out of town, mint thirty-fourth dUtiict, would hrad
the 1U3I denote as pm ldent. •
of them harini
slime for .the f
With the opening up of the
&lt;loved denite chamber and the re­
novation of the room'ii furnishJured UfW, put - r
------ Ingi, howrver, rumors— |a*»W f
in the marine b a m rk s, and many icboes—have drilled down the
other hqmriei* .famlljv* were shet- hall* of the npjtnl. These have
tried In pep touts and any tort of |t that Senator Whitaker may be
temporary arcqmmodatlon* which .Apposed for thf presidency.
pirsaed the personal W W 4
roiiM ha arranged,
burin*** wa* Improving nad&gt;W|
Down
at
the
other
riul
of
the
K’o l|lng kitchen* were Issuing
continue, lo do so If politic* i
soup end' coffee, but food was hallway—In lha chamber of tie for rotten for ■ while.,' ■*&gt;'$
repieientaliree —the
searve. KuppKe* wrre rspreted house of
Tha farm hranTi dbcUlea
.cleaner* -uneuvprril talk of a pitchiil liatlle fur thr speakership of halt wlioal stabiUtatlea' .dpi
tlon* a fu r July l alao-wah.t
the houst.
ctuscd, but not eken a Wat Uto
Many name* wrre nienlioned but ntnl from the rnnferenee ad
rhirfly lho*e of Clay Igjrls, Jr., plan* fur Alcporiag nf thpv-»B
Wywnh)lrhkn, rrp,r*inlal)ie from than iOO.iMWJWO hu*h«U n«jri&gt;
l|ud*on I* revived thla aenon, of model* on thl* page, the hlea
(lulf county, owl IVtcr Tomarello, by the craln^laUUaatjoa jmky*
a* illustrated by tWs thorl jU K v &lt;•( {greater elaboration retulU In
Jr.. . Ok car holier, representative t Inn.
-7
et with Interesting sleeve* arid a Ixmng fur Jarketa, a* a type,
ft»m tlkcechober 'county, dome
The rnnferenee wa* the -ftmi
.collar lined with white erplna. Increased Important*,
sold Owl* has the .speakership “ In a series planntsl by the prtfld
• • • .
r
The development of the fur,
.the bnir" *lnre Tooi»*«ll» ,U being after hie Carlhbeen tetoOW*
RimulUneously with the am- Jacket, following Ita. signal ^uf-,
11saved" a* floor Icadrr In the pect* In confer with Repack
phasls given the fur Jackal for TH« of Ipat fall, ha* been ipro.hop»c
binder T ls&lt;?n "f the hattri
spring In thl* market, f a r ie for- ’ feeding **. a “n itu ril". style,
, (letiijr klrJC.ntic, P»bitka, repre- Tliiinulay evening.. ,
rlere are directing lhair efforts eVoIu||on, amiomed V Aur manusentativT from Putnam county, alto produr* new *tg|e* thst give fpgturen of all -Vr0lA, pml al-i can .bank to check. th* march of ypady ha* announced hi* candidacy
H itm a n Noui-KMAff ni
even furtner Interest in tin* lash, ‘ready. ' established I n ’ aprlng Uw flam n. There Is *600,000 In far the office of speakir pro-tern
rmAMp. that bank, M the wall*
Ion. Aa IllustraUd In |he '( f l b W r y n -mervharjdl.lt)*.
b td ib e t" Wvwkpnvd *o that II was In Ih» lmu*».ed4ttV has been said
about the "kmc office In Ihe
dangerous to outer.
Tha duration of the quake wa*
brief, bpt it brought down the
grya'er pert q f.ell th* building* ■f W KW AIIITniKA- Capital­ state ►errrU than *ny *tki|
,|p the,city, especially the higher ists wilf build $76,000 factory on die,| y ojrnlsy.
Dead fake* n .a r here to manu­
•me*,
JACKSON VIU.E^BulUU
.Fire Immediately started In th* facture superior pearl buttuns
fcnital market, which was crowd­ from million* of mussel* lying at
fHbdlO.
,)«*w
(Cunllhued Prom Pag* Une)
i - ed with women and children. It Is bottom of'w aters.
sldrrly woman. BrpUtars atood be­ (AP&gt;—C srsntor ftoeeavelt
last ieport*d -that on* section of the
fore them, end both eald positively night look regntaanee of an unof- market rpllapied, enveloping J6
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* I k . t ill—
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ficlsl polf of DemoCtdtlc .national person*. The Upon# hotel, the
llf lm tt ^In lb# city, bad but on*
delegate*, whbh Indicated a pre­ wall atandlmt end deed a n j Injur­
ference for tha goveinof as the ed in U»e tpllldjng cpuld be »c« ti
IWJ presidential candidate, by from th* atrtvl.
United Rtate. marine# werr dorailing attention to a n ' earlier
*»W All .|hry cquhl la eld Ihe Isatatarbept on g »lmUar' m*tt*r.
T h * governor laoperifolty calls Ju « d In ,Uifk|* stnw t. that were
the altenUon of editorial wrlUta •V" fnowjble fur lh.fr ambulances,
.aujl &lt;vsty effort *r|s being made
to check Ihe flepifl that were
sneeplng the city. The gardia
i ri*d dynamiting aero** fire lines
Nov. 7, 1030, which .be now de- pa a .check but latest -report* w en
alree. to reilainte ” '
Th* statement, Issued by Ih*
governor shortly after the Demo­
cratic »UU aha Im um ,, James A,
Farley, had declared the plurality
given Roeevvelt ledhu JOJO gubarnatmisl election Indicated hi*
presidential n i p f m h J cwM"On several ureas,‘•ws.dd'ing the
part Iwp yearn JA a**W tnted un•q n iv u u ltr UlNt tl CHangivIng no

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fWtort fry ,' pilot, te e Anu K | j | u i i-*-*
7 Jfca Mathias, pilot, Lot AnE f t body e f t o k M

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T IN IE S T H O O V E R

New ¥»orW©Nernor

' YVjontlmtod 'finei Tag* On*) |
lly powlhward.
«.
Within a half hone after the
J i m af thesa dispatch** reached
Waritlngton. P m ld en t Hoover orrterrd- the war and navy depart-

.Tli* . first w tnl cam* over the
isiocUlwl Press wire* at U t4l
i. M., and at noon Mr. Hoover anminted that an the strength of
g|k information alone hi* Instiuc*M hlrttd y had gone to the of.'.With tha departure uf Mrs.
Ilarbaii Hoover and her grandHeughter, Peggy Anne, fur A*hevUla to visit Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Hoover, Jr.f litllo Joan llnover,
above, the year-old grand-daugh­
ter of the Pieeldent now ’ reign*
na chalelain* or lha Kiaeullvc
Mansion at Washington.

Big Powder. Plant
Here To Use
Aa Chief JS

(Continupd iPruni rpaia. O ft).
)m w |ll'then be ebU to
pf:
Ms anilre erop".
.- . ' .7 .
T V plant will be loeblad an u
60 *tr# tract of land near flsnfunl
Manar, aubd'vlsion naei OlndcrvlUe, The 'purchase pr|-« of tha believing
properly «** f HiujMti. land &lt;k*de energies
war* ra ordad ludayyjuhdjulns the

navy departments had lorn aping
10* In anly&gt;,fragmentary rumen
.from ,Pane ms, u y ln g an .aarth
rak|n end radio cantaet with NIr*l«gt*o hgd tailed.
A* Ih* Aaaoelaled rra s s ’ me**
ggce ronUnutd nseanilm# to die

hue, ami bee a* ItJToaMerit boRpM M U Itr -R|LC -&gt;AtlMU) t
dety tha railroad fracks which sun
between Sanford nod Oflcd%
ALBANY. N Tyi’Apr. I. - |A R »
That many of' Bewferd'a . m ldent's will gain employment, - la —Th* assembly concurred with

mrntnr, to succeed him
bla codeblng days a
k w il hare no Intel

mftat Arthur Rt. 1
farmed the navy i

-U i beet conception of

w and tha peviuUgy
to put it overt jjf aay
Ml Mfl thedalM and
tfUhg to dtharWrta af

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■fhVw. ,1V Agefx
to, also at Balboa,
■toipQay »V

pie will he naeflM
various .Slope wl
making of the
toaat $M af.thcm

the senate yesterday la peseta* a
ttajM M M unemployment »dW
measure aut hot isos Uw rlty of
meatara owtharisea th acily af
New York beU sus certlfirots* af

S e t a 'S ? .

th* rvslfnetliui

f t th d at|toP$K genar*!'tR M lM T * TRRATtM
'Au %bt. - j — &lt; A P )-T he

gna by the Franser commbwbn
which already has sipendad aavai
at million dAtoto.
RLAYINO LAID TO RAOUTT

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ANC10IU,

Apr,

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ddVt; 8 :90, 8a'nie la W J» ; 18t8K

n o t ic e s

■and W. J.'

Virtnyi tons. nob W«whMI; it.
Variety (I 1-2 heard)..

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U hi* wife;
Sh o w n ami
jflU .lA JI II.
KLTKII COM.
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HblMUJON HAI.t
8 :80. Fight*; G:16, Mnaical; 7, 41At,I, and B. U
PANT,
rwrm'ral
Su m m WJZ. 7:18, ' Bnaembl#; will t i la ai
I'uhti
71SO, Sponaorvd p rtg tn tt; 7:1*. Mfhbat hMd.r. r|
tre a t door of tin
Blander*; 8, Fr.tun% atodlo; 8, to*
ClIV of Haat
Sam* a t W JZ; 10:48, SHa&gt; and l » « t i (hr Ufa I I
Monday
the tlh di
Lam*.
.1*11, all that r M
•lla* la In th , fui
•M U -W H B onTio;
' and Wale nr Plot
_ 0 :45, Sam* *■ IVJXi 7 . Sam* a* fallewa, ln.w ll t 1 ..
La-la faur. II) and Flea II) ot
WEAK; 7:15, Fronaeiiu yragra;
M eek•81a 1*1 nf.Tlar riv e 11)
or Ihn Ton n a f / - Hanford. *r.
7(80, Sam* a» WJZ; 7td6, S|mdm
cording in E. it. Trarti.i,r»
*d ‘irrttr» m ; 8, Sam* a * . WKAl
Man. • • P*r plat « « « ( . n r .
o ritrj In I’lai nook I. i-a*ro
8:90, Pponaormt program; 8, Wl
M.*l
of lha Public Record* ol
AF (2 m hour*); U t i l , Sam* a*
Ramlnota County. Floml*
i u p. novt.i:.
WJZ.
Hparlat llaala
ntLRn a n d u r n N R f .
% 277.8—WBT—188R -------V tllillw i for I'onplalnaai.
8 :18, Sam* a t WABC; 0 :45.
Ilrlan-lo. Klurkla,
New*, market*; 7. Sam* a* WA­
BC; 7:45, ' TMe. W ABCj'flJO, Stu­
dio, featura; 8:30, WABC (2 1-2

ta il; 8 :80. Arabr*#tM|&gt;10,
AhUMj lOtlS, Gypay.TraJ
Ravin* to** plctureai 1
Lombardo * n j orcbeatta:
994.8—WJZ New T M

(NBC Ch*to&gt;
48t* -V trK A r Haw T arh-4 4 4
* CNBCChala)
0 :30, Gloria Gay; ( l i t . '
‘‘l* ! * . ,U ad e A U &gt;»l David; 7. brief; 7. Amb* ’ll A ntyj “
S h fc N ir flbtera; 7:16. ‘ Brittle* Ward Ram bler; 7 :*0,T n
Uflhs; :,Tf80, Alda ahd U Font*;
‘
of the hew .; 8. Bobby
Si 15, V arieties; 8 :90, Nam u t r i BMlkrat orcheatra; 8, Old
- Outmaelor) 8 :90, O llre Palm ar;
‘ 10190, Radio Interview*; 11, Nei&gt;
Itw 11*4*41 j.------L&gt;t 148M—J8ABC N ab T w i - M P
i{CBS Chain)

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7,Morion Downayj 7:16. Hare*
M d b { i£ ly l8r Fydjn%nd oirh m tra ;
. 7: 80, Evangeline Adams; 7 :4*.

W A N T E D RATES

FOB BALE: 'White Muscovy Duck
eggs, Mb' ■per ■ctllng.-wwMra
Ilea fen 2318 Palm Hto 'AVf .’-; ,*v

FOR SALE: 8 lm wberrie* fo r van­
ning. 15c per quart, In 10 quart
ltd*, Y ield-run. Aln&gt; pute atraw .
l* rty Juktf, fll.OO g n lld tv -Baa
f t t t l i n l . Lhfctti 134.
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I, Ward piirrhnrrr of Taa i*»rtlll.
ra lr Nn t i l l , diilad th» tnd. liar
ol July A, 1L, l i l t , ha* lllnl said
ra n lflra lr In my nftlca, anil hat
mad* applicant'll far I n d rn t In
l»»u«- In aeriirdanre with Ian--Paid
n tllf lr a lr embrace# lit* follt-wlna
ilmnllKfl prnpt-rljr allualtil la Matkl.
Imlr rnuntr. Florida, lu .n ll:

(OR RENT: (i*r«Kc apaitmant
Lnlcriy fumiahed. 1204 Myrtle

f t —M ortar

II—Oolf mound'
■8—Evergreen tree
t l —L*daa to on* aid*
98—Have e ila lu c *
98—Second ante
* f—Stroke* caret*

48—Rqulps
48—Poem
45—51ra*tire nf dlla* laat*
47—Wah-fooled ml-

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18—Period from
41—Tangled or
morning lo night
Inailed
32—Mora coart soon
81—Foralgn
34—P m IIIv* aid* o(
U —Animal fall
nn electric bat­
61—Coara*. rigid h»lr
tery
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64—Saury
11—F n h e r
DOWN
34—The royal anlw
WIJBO — Orlando.
1—fkratbern ronalalllope -i
6. Musical hlnoda; 0 :30, i^ritlh
ailon
37—From n dUlant* He* lalanderat n, Time telg n al;
35—Irrltataa
8—Mot* murtgeoa*
0 :01, Dam-e mualr; 0:46, Every­
41Uriah
t*lan«)
Gala married "thin* muaical; 7, Time aignal and
3—
tTeateneaaa'a 42—
nlcknama
t l —A drflnlt* tocallly
port* announcementa; 7: 18, Fep«
Hi—Dumb
4—
Hut
l-Vrdiaando and hi* Park Central
5—
HuB
t&gt;—Sevanlh Qr**h
Orcheatra — CRS Chain; 7 :il0.
• —Illvar In Swllitrleltar
Royal'* Poet of the Organ; 8, A r­
land
50—Reptile
th u r P ryor’a Cremo Rand — CBS
Chain: 8 :15, llaakrthall
&lt;i*me;
to - 1 :15, Faria* and Kariaa Old Time
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BICYCLES % REPA1HS

ply 513 Oak AYf - phone 388,

Lock, Key and Gun'Repair*.
HE ETCH'S

FOR RENT: llungnkw. FlvP
too mi*, unfornlahnl. in finr con-

dlliint. Clime in. 803 Weal F in i
Sircei.

ANGEL'S BARBECUE
Opm-JO A. M. to X A.
M. S anford

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Am.

IIARBEH SHOP

DRINKS-LUNCHES
llAGGKTTtj S
Gilbert'* C h m U ta
and H at Drink*.

FRUITS ft
VEGETABLES
ARCADE MARKET
C hraprti la Tew a.

HILL LUMBE1
Service, Phora
SIONfl 1»'
B. N. NIPPER

CELERY LANDS FOR SALEi
Ready for celery erupt. P er­
SPECIAL SUMMER tnlca for
rouma and meal*. The Taaty fectly drained 0, lu, or moro acta*
No catlt rcquirml from raa|iunalblo Im yen*. Frank L Ferguion,
Dr. W. K. MarlHIUUALU C H I­ Hotel Valdea.
•
ROPRACTOR. D now located at
hi* reaider.ee in Floial Heights,
8 . Sanford, fltm u f.CH-M.
FOR HALE: | | Hal tenor rata -

SECOND

VE'dETXRLB
S H IP P E R S

•ehnner A--&gt;Hue»rhrr ln,lromenl.
Utuwl tundlllcn. $6tt. Phone 443.
IP'.". 1 Clicvrulrl Cnu|ie In dandy
rondilian, *l«u lli'.li model A
Ford Cvupr in good cuodltlun. UAnTKU TO UUt : Dining Htom
Reel A Sop, Myrtle Ave,________
rullr, Wlrkrr .trite, and Inin

l«l*. Mate pi ice. Apply Hot tl).
Herald.
la r lm c h n O f te n T l r d i a f
D U o n le r e d K id n e y * .

LANKY'S DRUG KTOKl^-ITeecriptlmi, magailnra, fountain
atrvice,
PROMPT
dellverlea.
Phottr IM.
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If mlacrabla with' backache,
bladder Irritatiooa dllA getting
tm at nighLSont take chanomt
Help your kidney* aatt the ftrtt

BUILDING BLOCKS—Irrlgntlon
boats end grrteral retnent work.
Mi*act,- - tlonrteto Ulm. J, K Terwi Hager, Prop. 3rd ami Elm,

wAaTtot'* noTit'M o r i i i . r .
m itr:ite;itr o iv u n that
umtrr a Dear** uf 5'nieetn.ur. aad
Mat. tm ,re d by th . Juil** nf 111*
I'lrriiu t'liurt uf lb . T w rnl).third
J Ull trial f'ltra ll ,.f tint hist* lit
t-’lm ItIA , I n ftfttl* for Hdl III ft||«i!«i I*«IUII.
If. KltfMilM* till led I hr lOlti tiny pf
Mmn il A, fh 1981* III A •‘miImIm t*m*B
lit'1 %
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Mild iafiAll AMAdtd*|jitInn. h mfptirit.
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a t fti*d
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Given Out ?

elgn ofd border. Uae Dcum’i Ptllr.
S u c c e a ifu l for more than SO
yean. Endoraed by hundred!
of thouaanda of grateful uaert
O e t l W a today. Sold by danl,er* everywhere.

LEGAL NOTICES

SEMINOLE n S I I A

FURNISHINGS

WRITP — G alam rlllr. '
5, Tim* signal*; B‘01; To lie An-

nouiord; 8)16, Hawaiian Shadow*;
5:911. Organ Program; tl. Herbert
Holmra. Iwritcne; 0 :IS. Freddie
(irhan, Planlal; 0:80. Pauline Mlaril, Vkllnlat; Edward Nrwcome,
haritonef 6:56, Sheriff and Polite
Report; 7, Bantai Currie and Iflt
Plmidlani; 7:38. Memerlra at
Twilight; 8 ,1Variety Time; 8:96,
Weather Foreran!; B:3t&gt;, Sign Off

P I8 R And l*pUL*rtlY

-NICELY FURNISH ED
lunar
•p arlh trn l. Heaitmable rent. 'A**

LOVELY LOUNfHY home In or■nge grove nvdrlvollpg Ix-autiful lake, All modern cunvenlrncaa,
partly fumiahed, on paved ron-t,
tan minute* drive front rily ,

m*

V &gt;: h o i ' i ii .ahh,
ll r r a C lttull Court
nrmlnol* Count), HAVE YTIUR WATCH repaired
Fine Ida
by one who n a lly know, howl
-Hy A. U. WKKKU. II C.;
Rrlgga, Jeweler, Mag. Ave.

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w it "f N\VI| of n w t f n f 8r r .
linn It. Townohlp 51 Houih
lia n .r 3* Raal lb arraa.
The ealil laad brine ****a*e&lt;l at Ik*
•lair nf lh«- Inauttm-* of rnii-k tr illll.
rain In lha name nf i \ T lln rk .
n rrr linlran anld rrrIK M i- alnll
tie in lw m ri ai-i-ordlna I" law In*
lived Will la*U* Ihifton on lha llh
d a r'h r May A. I t m l ,

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O A S IS

POULTOY MARKET
Phene 808
Plab—CJilrktw*

Th* *ald land b-lna aaamaril *1
Ota ilalr of lha rarllftm t* In lha
Ham* uf I'aknown, Thai I*. I . Wan)
hfian'haaarad T a i Cnrtltk-aln N»
n o ,d a ln l I k * 5ml. nf ja ly A n . n s J
nnn fri#*4 Mid
In ini' nf*

ru n

fH E . ARCADE

p R l t E y T : Th ran her Apart
Went*. &gt;17 Park, phone, 816.

U ll nf NKU af 8KH ll-a« H*t I t
Hnrilen 51. Tnwn*kip II KnMl
Itnnar 5* Kurt, I*'arm*.

, I—Clothe* moth
Student 5*aIdeal
n n n n n n n a n e n *—to
a hoapUal
rtn o n n r in n ’n o n
B n n n n n n a a u a a 18—Any property,
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c in n n * a n a a n n a n g o n o n a n a n 19—Knpormled
II—Incantation
rznQB«mnrc53&gt; o a
r.ni*-i n a n titi : n u n II—Aaifchlat
ruz sQaBnas'-DiiUH 88—Away
L innnH cnuB or.jnn I I —Iniariaa
with for
' x o c in p ra S o g r,* *3—Part*
valo*
n n a a c jo n u n H a riF i
84—Ooddtaa
of Dawn
a n c ia n iia s s m o n r j 11—By
ta u a r io o n n o &gt; n a o 17—
Th# 8*0

OLD PAlHCRa FOK B A L B -F oi
“ BABY CHICKS Low prlcin IE
Wrapping and yacking po rp o n a
bread* ready now. Send foi
catalog. SYLVA1N llATClIERY. Apply" If amid Of flea-

LEGAI j-NOTICES
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l*i* nil *w*|illifriv HrmIfv-r, lllnl Hlii*.
Irr«. un«l Mil HUttm’ llAVlftR
7— S llu a llo n W an le ft
tlalinM *»f tie lint July. siAlnit mid
f«Ulr:
Vdh, mii*l fturh pf IrPU. ir r li#r»l»V
'ANTED — position a* nurte fur
mil
IM**1 him! i^iiulrwl In |&lt;i RtMhiil
children, aftrm oon and n ig h t
rlMllPil Mild d«ll1MHt|R P llll’tl &gt;»*»•

For Dwil Htnu| la—AXyfrUho

CREAMERY

INSURANCE

4-1 rllljtt' Ilf &gt;4141, DM) hast' HRMini't

pply A partm ent 8. I'atk Al'ta.

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11 ten J m u . &lt;1 H h ftita ii I ’ l t M i i l )
liid m *
tf KrtuIiMtlt*
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l-Oli SALK: One hundied h’nd of ■
lit** I *iitiltI y f *i»nrttio*M&gt;*1 lit Nnitlmil,
mule*, ail kind* and site*. If t ir VPillllir *"dIII 11«I * Ml Mill j«- « *Ii'ill*
y*U nerd mute* are un l*-fuiu buy* I w r it e * til tall I It* ft tfMI I I l f tltA lr lie ! M.
lug. Will, deliver any white. Don- I»f l l i t l r e l M A tr ia l i l t . A * l» H O I MfiMilr V»« *&lt;« Kft 11*•»' »*11*
a|da&gt;ui and Jail-lie did Myrllv
ll» m il lit pf th* HmV«I« *»f
Ave., Jacksonville, Fla. J'hune
NailiMiitfl i*. MritMiiilh
flrt i dirtl
.VU372-J.

10—LIvMlork

By John Ocvlin
Ww*v tw Pov.rovt. A«ht OMR 0»i

S av It With Floeefa.—
HANKER TIROES FUND
TO PAY DEFUNCT
BANK UKP0 KI1 0 HH
~ UnldrttUf In) Pa per.

CONPECflONEBY
Cigala—Tubarcna—Candiaa
Magaaiaea—V uaalala
Drlaka—Hiadw lehe*

RUIIOW’H FLACE
I'rlnreaa Bldg.

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FLOWER SIIOI*
rianw * a ad Flaral Uradndgd:

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And Hfnrtqln'* , Qjvw
Home!—The weuli may
lie uaed aa n cutnpaaa.
P oint. lha hour .'hand; : to
the north, then, in in*
morning half-way between
the hour-lidnd and quen 4*
south. In th* aflarptMM
one nltlat reckon backeranl.—Halt I dike . Taleg ra m .,,

F M M tyiW ood 'dkt M M O rt’i
j, , J , # * • j«L» -j

The Dig Wood Yard Co.
Wm I l ilr lttR lh St. _

Phone 487-J.

BY VIC

CAflTttElrL DRUG CO.

L ttH Pro-JL. i t

v*erc'» *io*r m ja u x w a l- vll
; p r o VK it . T o YOU — M« C A N 'T
L V io m t a l i c k - t i e ' s n v f o l

DRUG STORES
Cde,'ead. at. A Waaoatlo
r m u t p U a w'M t ■ ta w ta h r
t l i l t e a r Blare (or lew, fewa.

VOL) O C T IM TMViKC.

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roa You t ^

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ft nn itM tim

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o i o r t i t o * tV ,

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M o n d ia l-W a n te d Fann mule. Must he ceaannphle.—Ad in th* Btrm*
lagkatn Age-Herald. -

RADIO REPAIRS
&lt; RtO
PEM V

Gneraatoed Ta
-Glv* laUafarilan

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EI.ECTRIC CO.

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OFCITYNotre Dame Coa&lt;
CommifdonDecideaTo
Try Reduced Light-,
in? PJanDownTown
For Period OfWeek

l|iic h d « • p lta l o f
T ropical

thd city

aoifoem

i H f American Sugar Refining
'noAiana and th* National Hughr. 'dUftnlag cwmpanr of New
Jairtey ’ tog»thar- produced about
of tha aagar. made
l i t w ' 4tef Upercent
p Unit** Itetea, tha goram■ sk t lay* In (la complaint, and
khiir... nruflu har* boon enor-

HHde aaaakMt ot tha Irglalalur*
&gt;nA two' parted*. The flrat would
L* dfVotad exclusively to Introduc-,
Don i t Idlls and Iba seeo m d ^n renlng after an Internal ot at l*a»l
K dsytjj wquld b» concerned solely
w.th Iks (b u t cdnalderation of
ptepoard )rglil»Uon. .
tTtw amendment a 111 be prepared
hr a tuh-cncatnlUre, composed of
Member* a f l the Hillsborough
D unty lt*ir: ateocUtton. It then
will
appitAad h r tha antlra
a m fim H . yhlTlk Include, del,.
n | A 'froth fa'business group. in
U lS w r e a th 'c e o ty , and will he
he«t*,Vf Bonktor W h 'u k ir for In­
action in the UgUUtura.
Tha diridod session plan, Bonnter WMfnknr aald. offera the only 1315 yr««. aaa.
------- r 7
A
method of InteUlgrtih conildorat- colorful and Haborate annaal urijbratlon
ton .end m M agg.oL P *w J|ai. J lJ *
nn« lr\ .trMfctTfft.t* JFlt* djT,rTK

UnnuccWMfhl In their eN
fo’rtn to nature a ruvlnkm of
electric light rate* for this
City although they dearly
outlined their paying ability
to a repreaentatlva of the
Florida Dower and Light Co.,
n n special m eeting at the
font

SIZABLE DOCKET

Mentor Wa§ On Butri-mness Jaunt To Lou1-*
Anareles WhenFatal,'
Mishap TakesPlaco

KANSAS
CITY, KaR^Vy
Mar. 31— Knute Rockne, faRKiui football coach o f N oire
Dame tlnlvernlty, and four
other men were killed today,
when an airplane craahed
near Bazar, Ranna*. Rockne
was enroute to Lon Angelea '
on a biialnee* trip when the .
City* . C om m inslonere h, a disposed of s i law vUlaiora accident occurred.

Judge ForcedToWbrk

u lrd to c u t; aff 57 additional out 0f tha 47 on th# docket, darkstreet-light* hi the uown town BeM had fallen. It wa* after 7i00
eaetton for a Period of ona 0vlnrk befor* ha decided to con.
wook. aa a teat. If th . City op- tlnue the ramalnlng cases until
near* protorl* lighted during that Friday afternoon.
I rrliut, the light* will remain
Uquor pro**d ta ho th# main
nit nennsnenily.
cause of tho arrest of many of the
This ‘action was seen necessary p ,r , on, brought Into court, and
because roily ta* collection. In- boM, „ Mto end colored rnsIdinU
dicatt that aa Ml par cant collar.harged with eloUUons
lion will not bo reallted. and th a. &gt;.wKirh had aa their bail* llguor in
Commissioner* bar* ba»*d lh*lf „om# form.
recont •spendltur** in ev»ry. deTwo case* wer* raprastntad
l ertinro* on a . »a*lmum collec- b , Mani*y*. Tha flrat w ai tha
Hon of 70 ’p*r emit. On that rM# H Raia p b k .tt. LoRay Baaa.
basis, the City ha* •'ready **(Continued on Pago 41
pended about $l«0 for both Mb_ -------------------rusry and March, abort tho hud,
*
trie d flguro for slreel lighting. | J F c r f i o n s H u r t A B

Tbo other Joad are) H ._ 'd S
Christensen, J. II. Hopper,C. A. l-obrath, of Chicago, MS'S
W U. Millar, of . H artford C t e i $
P. Uolathwalto, of Now , T * h |
another pa»»*ng*r, Pilot £ * • £
ftrr, and Co-pilot Jaaa Natktan.l
w a r.‘injured ••rarely.
, i ij,
Details were lacking aa to the
cause of th . aoeldent.
.Rockne,
world-fa mou.
fo ft-ball coach aid ona af A aisrka'a
leading «nort figure*. »aa b a ja ;
In a imali loan In Norway In tba
law .t»M &gt;.. Ha waa on* af te a r
children. A» the aye af five, bn,'1
canto to Apterica with hla moth--’

to th* Mly for eneh of th# #a*aw
l&gt;*o*a4* bl U whM ha
m o n th s .(••malftlng In lha flscnl.
bn tha second team of Tiilty v
year.
'
High School In Chicnga T lM k ®
Other problems which faced
was another sport In which ha - r “
the t;dmml»sloner* Included the
etcelled, and In many af Steilii
u s e of Officer R. L- Kennady
track camiallUont of tka eacly
s, undble id com ply-with a
1900‘s hg.cbrrlsd tha oolor* of kf* ,T*
y ofdlnance which
rwpdr**
school to rletory over tha fastagi'-i"
that every emplojea of the City
speed stars of the Mlddle-Waet.. .
shall tetlde within
lha City
In ordsi to earn money enough *
to enter toll eg*, an a m h ltlo n 'M ^ i
JACKHUNVIIXB. Mar. » l— IlmlU. will ba atkeo t« resign
today. A »'®rt niaforanc* alth
ctarlshad from early days, h# rbKrnotor Duncan U. Fletcher Jtl- a comntlUoo from tha Hanford
F. C. Wilson. 15, of Daytona, calrod an appointment aa a mall '•
tathas great lmp«ttanc« tu the Country CluU regarding tha
hamn.le Davis, 1$, of Ormond, and dispatcher out of Chicago. A *
meeting In te*k,nnrlllc on A|nr.
MD* ticket! w*ra tkrown from yaag or two of steady work and t ,
It of represent illvr* of th* Fedthe car aiul cut aad bruised sneigetie saving* soon saw him ,
tral Form li'ar«l with llorlda
considerably. Th* lialn W»* »top- gather $1,000. Arm*d with thab.h
lepresontotlrai of the to-oprrap rj *fter going a dUUnce af 100 sum h* started for tha Veirep- ■,
tire m arkctlte
Interest* conslty of ItUnols to tn ltr colteg*.
yiads.
lernlng facllltm- at terminal* M
only to bar* that plan Interrupt­
raisin
g
motorists
(tailed
th*
th* handling • fruit and vege­
ed by two friends who urged that f
Krlrkscn
Funeral
How#
ambul­
lallve by admitting that the City
table*.
\
h , cvew along with them to t*
ant*
i
|
once,
and
notified
Hhartff
Word to thM effect wa* ra- I* *|«ndlng mons than
the
J. F. McClelland, who tnreotlgated Notr* Datao Unlrerslty In Hoath ,
reived here k&lt;t night from
the Occident. The Dari* hoy Is la
Robert M. Cotas. The Time*Ha entered that arhool In UlO, -,
th* Femold-Uughtoo Memorial
Union'* tVo»Ungton eorreeponHospital with a bad (eg wound, al­ and waa * member of tha •laV- i
dent * J 1
though no bone# were broken. an’, of both ta il and t i l t , erg* Jr
Th* hrnring her*, n* well
Mies I'kkett and Mr. Wlleoa war* being HMtioMd as U A Iu B
Tvleaeed from th* hospital »f\*r American prospect a t Uw and
tha m t sons so. Ho flpUbad k U *
hiving slight bruises dicssid.
Th* arc Ideal occurred In a drie- college course and entered &gt;j|gt^
his praftMlonal career a t a faa 4 * i
ball eodcb shortly after. , ®
In 1011 ha accepted a position.&lt;'
a* hebd coach of Notre Dam# Unh j
’ eeislty. and began turning oak *
■ footoeli teaips which hare bean ,

HighwayTo Deland

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1

-My expeilane# In pa»* UgWat-.
wewaf’’ BrnalorWMtakwnoW? “ ha*
■otivlarml me of the Impassibility
of thorcuRhly anslythtg any WO
and getting the reaetton cf Jha
MibUa within tha «0-day period
trader which we now nperstA 1
hats glreo th# dlrldad season plan

OwnerJliesSuni

"item Mr tno business
Florid, to endorgl tt.

mm • of

Public Benefit
tUowinjg Widfe*
i Vice To (Exist
RENO, Nev„ Mar. S I ^ ( A P I ‘
wo randl 'uta* for mayor op|&gt;o*
ig H K. Robert*, Ineum'jtnt. who
seek ng re clettlon on n plotitm ndroeallng free whiskey and
jppoitlng |li ensed gambling and
say dlvor n. ham refused to camili a on thoaa Issues

ta th* AHampnte
f t r I I and tO year*.
Kg awnad and msnageA a num
. *f hatela. HU .hatri a t Mt
man. Naw Haasp*hlr* bwnra.
t Auguas and. kU family nttrlb
t hi* Itlaaaa partly te g rirt or*,
k ef th* hotel th a t had, been hi

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conratnlag alleged mlaua# af fum**
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al officer
ataff *f'I
today fr

charge, af "fhteraat lasIty” »nd ralsusa nf eteU
f. tho 1(egisUT.tr* cumwltte#
frsm Alva NrDonald. the
Bar's w iv a 't Invertlgatoe*.
i af four prvsoos ha aald
layolvgd in afftdnvlte roaif n t e U d ^ t i f C h* hid ~*t
-Inriteeted t e ^ Utr*.ligate

a

i -.Officer* today
»er«
ng for three uirn who at
,1 ta ihi.Id up tha Rev. Kmmrtt lughclt, 95-jcar-old BaplUt
treat rr, end who during a scuf­
fle *k it lha pistol’* left hand off.
Ilu ..*tl u«» iclurntng to hD
home, two mile* from hole, from
the I u Lap eommuntty whery he
had |&gt; ached fionday. He wa* ca r­
rying •■* shotgun » tapped In n
coal. &gt;5 *u*v hr said ha had bo*a
held |i, recently.
A * paelbr*toUt Sheriff U * ten
th st uLtn he atopped hy n spring
three i askcl men stepped from
tba trilda '* 0,1 told him la “allck
up" hi J hands. One, ha aald, mad*
at htmlwlth • knife.
Ilu g tltt tai-l ho shot at the men
With h i ehotgua, but mlased. Ila
tyaa tackled and his g*n taken
nnai fragi him. Ihirlng the alruggte. ka laid Hharlff laxton, the
gun *eas iKsehsnred. tearing away
h|g kagd. Tito man than fled Into

ManBeingHeldFor
Attempted Holdu;
Of Carolina Ban
the City work out adr *$HinaUi
or the k»wa*t amount id Ughtlng
they rad P«f for. •'*d’ 'T **” **
that eonta warirabU pl*W waald
be dariaad to 'accomiW'dit, lha
City. "Aa te mu fattm
from tha CltF* y * »*"
th ,t
ontlrely te Ppt|»Hr h a . a a t ^ u t wa
• i t u m Mi
pr***n*
rtU r t i f i w y InsUidg
v-llling - te terry .any dlfferanca
tat wean &gt;th# ; teat of rU rtrklty
furnished had .th# .mount ^yoB
lie*. b*df#Md‘J t e klectrie lighttag. I« r o ^ &amp; S of U.btedTba I d a A that If w* sat
1 n r t« d .n l S d C &gt; y makldg Ua
i llles In'
imelttan

te tehn

(IRKKNVIIXE. H. &amp;, Mar. « —(A P)—A man who gave hie
aara* aa James L Hrky wa* ham award*
her* last Bight a* lha bandit wh«
bold up tho Farmer* bank at Tiav•ler* Beet yesterday aad mad* M
unturcrssful eff*rt te e*cap# with
inooo.
id lha .meat spartamnMk
Pursued by $0 nnsn th* bandit
•re* wounded and capterad vlfht n u t f r o t o o r t o "
mile* frsm Trnvriir* R**t a* be
ard AshaVUIa.
WARHAW, Mar. I t . •»
d , did not appear aar
he wa* httuRhl »»
(JrceavlUa.
«y was illU te Gray'*
aad wa* raturwad ta

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rocofrod by 0 ‘Uon Wlachlp,

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ro tho will pro«
whoro th^.l*

Independence In
Full D e g r e e Is
Demand
O M&lt; J*ndia
4;
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•trill attorney, n ld no chai(»
ouId or coaid b* proforrod
fa loot Mra. Wln*hlp oron though
(Coni mini from Paco I)
10 rerunor** Jury returned a rtr- that Uroot Bit tala t rococidao-In­
ct blaming liar for k /; husband'*
dia aa mlstraah In hor W rj house,
iMda.
"We kmra no (round* whatever without aafegaatd* Or Wanna1-----------* m eat n e t l i r a . W in ,S i n . • tfon*..
.. "Wo raa.n et be contant with tho
doctrine evolved at lxmdun, that %
fadaratlon with ' ruling Indian
prlneea rotbar than with aietes it
S t M A g W f * j . . &gt;&lt;"•
unro*t,H on*
I P ) —Capi, Hull llomandoi was Uia solution of Indian uprael,".oat
n prlnclpl* which wTty

forro to rw t,"
,
r
consider on* of tho moot import­
On* of tho flrat reielutMoa ant mattoro on It* procram - ra u
,nd«pl#d noted “vUlblo p ro g m t Ilea lion of tb* truce l*U &lt;*r
*
toward total prohibition," aau Gandhi and tho vkorop.
iammotvH tha Congrr»i l* *Smo‘ , A M JlA B A tT rndia, Mar. M. lino# tho antM H ak campaign with'
pioneer'* corral pondranowed vigor."
V.t - ■'
aaya that rioting
Anothfr a*noTtod that TiW ran flMCjipvL^_ ._ ,
. _
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•Illation will U acceptable nklrb Cawnpota and dUtarbanrad bar*
dlerrimliutra a gal n it woman la brohan out nt liana.
f -tho malt or of franehlaa."
’
KmpWyrt from tho Elgin m 'U
That* waa a rotolutloa urging r«ported ipwt furioaa beljtei Wri*
tho toloaM Of all potUkaj prim*.- ptOgnaming batwaan tho village*
a n not eororod la tho Oandht Irw. ad the nppooUo bank of (bo rival
In pact and another dtplorlag the
Many bedim of vtctlmo worn
rocont raco Hot* a t Cawnporj. Tho •*14 to hav* boon thrown-into tho
Congr«ai doclarrd In favor .of a .rfvwr. Cawnporo iUolf, wtoro tho
referendum a wane tho Btaiuooo
poopto on tho oomtlon of ooporn
.
,
(Ion of Banna from India.

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March 25, 1931
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Comptroller's Call
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RESOURCES

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to'Moot crlcbril
lets, ___ .Alii neighbors’HMilfbtf
high power .radios. ___ .AlHnwlgh.
ben who atk-yoa to iM U N li
Pomeranian for an hour pWCWo.
Th« delay In parking tke sfiAKlfcc
river frontage on RlvereUe Drive.
___ And; finally, (he new, system

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POETS

On the ninth anti tenth of April the Sanford Garden
Club will - hold Ita annual Flower Show, an affair, form­
erly m anaged'by the Woman'a Club, which la &gt;alwaya an
exceptional attraction in thin city. In thia connection we
Were much Interested In reading an editorial in the Sara­
sota Herald which relates the “Ministry ] o f Flowers" In Of telephone numbara whlcli re-’
qalrea goo to remember Sh extra
the following most expressive manner:
"It la lim ply marvelous with, w hat delicacy and charm
nature expresses itself In flowers.'A stroll over mradowaor
through woodlands will find growing under one's feet
plants expressing them selves in terms o f beauty. Even
earth to tell o f her Joys. Here In this land o f perpetual
■unahlne, nature Is m ost prodigal and speaks with a fuxuriance that reveals a soulful sym pathy with tho heart that
yearns for the championship o f flo w ers
"It seem s to us as though the beautiful flowers with
which nature bedecks Itself speak to ua of the greaLspIrft
th at lies back of nature and tell us o f Ita deslpe that we
•Iso express ourselves In term s o f beauty. Anri w hat a
lesson the flowers bring to-u s! ‘Behold th e Illy o f the valley, It tolls not, neither does It gpln, y e t Solofnon In all
h is glory was not arrayed like one o f these.’ "
“’l l "When flowers bring to the human hearts so milfch
T O g A t. !
Joy-sv-w sy m b ol-ef-gWidwiua-eiNl-»he»p rtrittveriow hew 4 n
IAP TO T B U r ^B IC H E B r- Florida is so easy, and they grow in such luxuriance, why
should w e not.rittJM Uffc'Vtentlon to .th elr cultivation and
.,-lkf All produce t ^ L" u f f i T f a t n farbfy . ?Va nevar-pass tho gor­
fTriOM* things shall be addad unto geous bed o f petunias on the approach to Sunset Point with*
1 , you.—M a t t . S3._______
out reflecting that all Saraaota m ight be made a bower of
beauty were our people to give attention to aurroundlng
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SANCTUARY
their homea with flowers ”
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"Sweet letters of the angel tongue,
To hope, and hop* again;
I've loved you long and well,
”* •
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Fact th* long oid«al of ' Ihs
And never have failed in your fragrance sw eet ’
Y
changing hour*
To find some secret spell,
/
if Aglow with vision or stung dry
A charm that haa bound me with w itching tam er,
X
with pain.
For mine Is the old belief,
Bicklss* of toll, unstinting of
That m idst your sweets and m idst your bloom,
t
your powvra;
There's a soul In every leaf,'
And when lurcsss. sluslvs, falls
once mors. *
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Work, as you worked bafore.
The Poetry Of Names
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f f To wait, and wait again;
The man who nam es'Pullm an cars or
/
Not knowing If of waiting head of a ttm lly are not the only p eo p le.*
thtrall b* fruit.
‘‘ Fighting the midnight doubt, torn
**■
by the strain
Of energies eneholned and pro«.„■
test mutt;
, Aad, when tbs starila days slip
hungry past,
Hava patience at the last.
o f fh e brown bird sg “Zonotrlchla alblcotlls", tH a 'N g *
Tu drrsm and drssm again;
York Herald-Tribune continues:
Climb at your will to realmx
"•Plleated woodpecker’ is a typical laboratory name
whtru you may keep
for th e m agnificent bird which the early aettlera, w llb in­
Th* .onre-precelved Ideal aloof stinctive and unconscious fitness, named ‘logcodt* They
from stain,
called our American robin a 'robin' because the word 'rob­
flln^ly In Judgment; so from in’ h a d -th e right emotlonaT associations, gnd -'ebbin', the
tlie day* to resp
Freedom from fat* and self, *vr&gt; bird is and will be. despite the efforts of over-serious, scien­
tists to point out that H Is really a thrush and no robin
rne, atone,
a t. all. T hey'nam ed the phoebe and th* chew ink-and the
Live, with a Ilf* your own.
peabody bird, and the chickadee after, their notes, and
My II. F. Mahlaun-Sarith
they named theqi right.
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"They gave names to OsekfbAveiw^ulm af their English
Tna fortune teller’ Is th* real
optimist thebe days: he ran ■*•
it, and sometimes the names were botanically false- The
Into' the future.
tanlsts object If we go down to the stfampy meadow to
look for ‘cowslips' which do not, in the books, belong to
One- thing can be said foe K*»- th e cowslip fam ily, W hat does It matterT The botanists
kou, be he* certainly don* his best h iv e to m the 'name 'mayflower,' which waa * bit of the
to liquidate tbe Democratic partry o f the Massachusetts spring, from the creeling
uty which Is already beginning to scent the oak lilll-

And wide** com# downJfeoa'l
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possessor of the
Wendei fortune, both
«ii,"iri*h&lt;rit^ legem
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a"
a d
u wat trUP that- ;h
, million doiitr pirr
them for the pU*»u
poodle, Tobry it w»
that ik» n » » f n l) m
*" U* hoUM un,|l h*
Hut th* • ‘f
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The barrier’of mountsltie‘ IS1]
.end, *■•■ • •?’
The vdgit of the wo*Idi to W 1
wintry FVnili.
' V
We are self-rnnlahi*#, ahot off
Only the trlegraphVUetyoet
flimsy sheets,' V
Ilrlnglng the dialsnt . news
death of ynlnrce.' * V.-,-'
Day efler d»P the cold and'SH
vellou* *uq«
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Hide* In- (be -cold.* (b»&lt;ymtw&gt; I
marvellous
Cutting the Ire-blue foIds of si

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Aalant th*. tooi4illla wha*e l

w», exaggerated — it ws* wired
r electricity year* ago. A* for
a ysm-thst aha yecetltfy' dtnsit
With Texas Oulnan,' It1* • too Mi
that wax someone'* 'imagination.
After this winter, you m«y have
to coma to Now York to gvl your
burlesque, too, at least In regular
irtIons. The Mutual, last of the
g “wheels'’ which
rotated
throughout the country to supply
a weekly change of big blonde* In
bathing suit* and comedians Ip
overalse trousers, Is reported ^ubious of th* future. Something has
happened. Maybe It's the movies,
maybe bad time*, but even sailor*
on leave are ataylng away In fleet full. The time baa coma for re­
moving a respectful hat and heav­
ing a reverent sigh. First It w u
the dodo, then the corner saloon
and now tra burlscua. Whlthr
era we drifting?_____________

80 would 1 havo U, par*

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With scarcely ^ rumer pg t tKS
vailed wmSd- 1 v-’U . ^
dm
leaping the mountain-horror ipai
disturbance.
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Are-there nnt hrarUt that that''
their high fulfilment
M
Alone, with Ice between thins haA I
their friendsT, 3-,’,.
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Th* Tampa Tribune say* it lx
doing It* bit to promote better
Spelling. The Tsmps TrltuS# al­
ways does Its bit In any worthy
cause.
. m
(infolding the furry heads of Its flowers In the still cold
turiAila
Ople ttssd smbkes s pip* that
tasemblrs a small sskopHon*.
Whether It make* any hole* or
notw* do not know.—Tlmes-Unton.
NEW YORK INSIDE OUT
Wall wiger It smells loud anyBY BAM LOVB
w^y.
NEW YORK. Mar. SI, A new*
il optimists hr* 1 already paper hsa beta ronduettng a ear
Ismentad
de­
•It "tbs lal
ls t hmg time

Chicago Is going to hav* an­
ther World’s Fair In l»»8, Atnong
h* exhibit* should b* busts of Al
Anon*, Fr*d Burke, at al, at they
takod St their fsa m ls.*

Ifaelnfot to now nuking
if. f Iftoon bars sp ewer with
idem wklrh'Is even smeliho "Baby Ah*the", Fieri
s-know'bolsamen wlU ba
earn Into doabto barrel

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h ’tf,vJ4?TvV Al

terieus srhtdul*___ Taxi drivers
who select Sixth or Ninth avenue
for th* fua of dodging the elevat­
ed pillars .... Tsai driver* whose
meters havs a ona-watt bulb.
• • s
Vaudeville actors out ut work
who block Seveath avenue at 47th
street a* they tan gossip by word
*f mouth sod save flits** cento
a copy of “Varioly** costs ------ Practically all vaudcvill* acton
anyhow
All people who dis­
cuss Um metal spire on tho CkrysMr building.
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'feopl* who want to go to Har­
lem at’ l a. » ___ People who
want to
to Yorhvni* at I aja---- Fefpta wh* want to go to Hobokoa a t't a.s».-------Peeplo who
waat to go to Montres) at t s.m.
...... FeopM who drink what paste*
totally for *a Alexander cocktail.
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THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MARCH 3&gt;, 1931
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Church Circles Hold Uackshear S to r e
Their Regular Meets To Open Formally

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nd Personal
PETERS, Society Editor

Office Telephone 148.

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Calendar
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(BSDAY
alker Methodist
wtH meet a t -1
Y»l the home ot Mr*.
ob We»t P in t
&lt;Ctub day will be ohclab rooms a t 3:00
i the Litaratere Depart
j'eharce and Being ■* Its
"Animated Magnetos,
»' training class an
-be held at
‘ a t the F irst Christian
THURSDAY
MaoriaW Cants el tha Cantdock a t the home of Mrs. R.
in. Shall Mound,
mlral Circle uf tlw Carden
M will meat at tha Papaorth
tasp a t TuseawlIU a t 11 o'clock.
i t picnic am ngem enta and rearatlcna la cars, Ulsphona Mrs.
; j t Bobu
l i e South Side P. T. A. will
-r.i VB a meeting a t 1:43 o'clock ir.
• school auditorium' which will
'preceded by a board meeting
o'clock.
&gt;!e Chapter Number Two
/ of the Eastern Ht»r will
at fjJQ o'clock a t the Masonwill Uko
_________ __ ■ . tho Garden
4b wlH meet at 10:00 o'clock
the horns-of Mrs. Henry Wlghi,
^ M Park, A ran us.
Bose Circle of the Gsnlcu
will meat a t 10:00 o'clock
. tb Mrs. W . &gt; Watson a t h tr
ala In Boas Court.
riciol board of the First
Church will meet at
'church a t B o'clock.
Dirt Gardeners Circle of the
Club will meet a t 10:00
a t tha homo of Mr*. B. O.
Jr., Golden Lake.
FRIDAY.
hly business meeting of the
Legion Auxiliary will lie
4 o'clock at the horns nf
on Cameron
of the golden wadding
ry of Mr. and Mrs. J. II.
social Uiaatlng of tho
o f ths F irst Pre*
Church wiU bo held from
k.to 10:00 o'clock a t the
star agg hunt for Ihe
Baar*’ Department of the
Methodist Sunday School
I be hold In the Sunday School
■Wins a t 3:80 o'clock.
Use Men’s Club of ths First
apt*Urn Chui
Hock a t tha church.
I'.
SATURDAY
I An Easter sale of colored egg.,
salat, and fancy article*
bald from 3 o’clock to H
osi P in t Street for the
of Uia Orphanage at
. Springs.
.
Kappa Delta sorority will
a dance a t ths City Hall
i t&gt; o'clock to IS o'clock, j
,
MONDAY ,
f;
American Legion Auxiliary
*t an E aster Monday
■t th* Mayfair Hotel.

ifti Of Dancing
&gt;1 To Broadcast
of tha Batty Ball Brown
done* will ba hoard
air from station WDBO.I
tomorrow s&gt;l/tit belwaan
- a’clock and M lia'clo c k in a

furnishing
ling “Your*
lag My Baby
“The Nlghtln
A narrlln, singing
Blue*" tad
"You're
(« Craxy".
Anderson, spaing
i for Ms" and “Taint

Jackson,, In a Up-toe
In a

tap

Sleep From
T» Described
Mnr. 3 1 ._ byfnmtc
aukatltaU for aimestbet• tlaas Wtrw described U

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Raster Pageant Will
Be Presented Sunday
An Easier pageant, "Baraboas"
by Dorothy Liamon, will be pre
sented at tha Congregational
Chuich next Sunday arm ing at
7:30 o'clock by the following cast:
"Mary Magdalena", Mrs. John
Dolly; "Hamath*', Charles Gantt;
"Thaddeus," Henry Schumacher;
“Simeon," Edd e Drnder; “Torax”,
Robert Wright: and "Barabbae",
Eddie Randall, Jr.
The first scene depicts gambling
among msvwbfW n# » rob-jrr band
near the Jerusalem-Road edjarrnt
to the Mount of Olive,. Thf rob­
ber* are supposed to be awaiting
Impatiently. the return of their

Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Pete lla rt, of
Daytona Bench, spent yesterday
here as tha guests of Mr*. Irah
Davis.
Frank Mrlsch, John Mrisch,
Jw M es.h and John Meisch, J r ,
motored to Sarasota Sunday for
the day.
J. S, Driver, who Is spending
m tno t iw .Ma Rariow on -hwiinrse,
s o her,- Sunday lor Ihe-day with
Mrs. Driver.

The home of Mrs. J. B. Ovlatt
on Palmetto Avenue was the scene
of tbs regular meeting of Circle
Number Two of the First Baptist
Church held Monday afternoon
with Mr*. 11. II. Hill presiding
over the business session and read.
Ing the devotional, Mrs, A. U ,K el­
ly had chsige of ths Bible study
white Mrs. II. C. Moore conducted
the m'ealnn study lesson.
During ths social period Mr,.
Ovlatt, assisted by Mrs. Hill, ser­
ves! refreshments. Those present
were: Mr*. A. J. Walker, Mrs.
Jesse Cook, Mrs. M. C. Hag in.
Mrs. A. 1. Kelley, Mrs. II. II. 1HIL
Mr*. J. B. Ovlatt. Mrs. C. M. Hand.
Mr*. Luther Heater, Mr*. W. E.
Horn, Mrs. I. E. Estrldge, Mr*.
(7. F. Moore, of Wilkes Harrp,-)*n.,»nd Mrs. It. (!, Moore.
•
flow), of calendulas, storks anrl
sweet peas adorned the room* of
sh ^ M sw -v -r M rrr-tr-A ;- Psltnrr.
t*uH Kfiii AVende. when she enlcrtairtnl the mendierW - of Clfel*
Numher Four of the First Bap­
tist Church at their regular
meeting Monday afternoon. Mr*
II, L. Cih nn prrslded over the
meeting using I’salm III •* an
u|&gt;enlng S, ilpture resiling. This
psalm w«* followed hy prayer.
In an interesting manner M
W. P. Brooks, Jr„ conducted th*
s'udy of the inlsslm l»ok. "Homo
Misso n Tmilh," ifte r which Mr*.
(I, S. Krluiaii, llihle *tudy chatrninn, ha,I ■barge uf the 11.Mr les­
son and assigned lesson* for the
next meeting.
Dining the social peril'll refresh
mint* were served In Ihr follow­
ing member*: Mrs. (I. S. Kelman,
Mr*. W. F. Ktsnley, Mrs. V. K»t
(er, Mrs. W. P. Htnoks. Jr., Mr*.
I&gt;. J. (iarrrtl, Mr*. K. J. Ntx, Mrs.
It. W, l-swton, Mrs. F. I'. Iline*,
fir*. V. IS, Hasty, Mr*. K. C. Har­
per, Mr*. Hruwrr, Mr*. If. L.
Glenn. Mr*, U A. I*alnu-r, Ml**
Allle Tiuffonl and Mi** Martha
Fox.

Mr*. \V. D. Ism , who ha* been
sV bcc frame, BWa WeeS
■vtnilf Street, for tha past week,
I* rec_ cicely.

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pilatc In The place of Jesus, it _
his way to* his old retnfe^vous. I tv
ruule there he meets M» V
Adolphe Mcisth, who has U-rn
Magdalene on Ihe way to ths tomb
with precious ointment and the s|wmting Ihe winter with Mr, and
plot continue* from there. Every­ Mrs. John Ludwig, has guns to
Sarasota for a week.
one Is invited to tie present.
NOTICE
Ths public is cordially invited
to attend the “animated magailne" to b« given tomorrow at 3
o'clock in the Woman’s Club
rooms on Oak Avenue by the
Literature and Music Depart­
ment, of the efub In addition to
the regular business / meeting.
The club hopes t&lt;i moke tha
"animated magasinc" an annual
event.

Mrs. Minnie Ik McDermott
plans to leave tomorrow fur A t­
lanta, Ca. after spending the win­
ter season here.
Mr. and Mrs. fl. C. McMulIrn
and the latter's s’ltr r . Miss Rose­
mary Willis, of New Orleans, mo­
tored to Jacksonville yesterday
for the day.

Mr. and Mrs. U (1. Hunter and
daughter. Hetty, left last night
for Charlotte. N. C. where thry
NOTICE
At the meeting of Ihe South will visit Mr. Hunter'* relative*
Side I*. T. A. scheduled to lake fur g short lime.
rlace Thursday afternoon at
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Allen, of
3:4&amp; o'clock election of officers
will take place and Dr. Samuel Pslalka. spent last week-end here
Pulrstnn will give a tnlk on men- with the latter'* brother-in-law
tsl hygiene. A huard meeting will C. l-nng, *t their home cn P»rk
br hell a t 2 nVIork. All member* nnd slslrr, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
, Avenue.
are urged tu !*• present.
Mrs. J. R. Driver, 3W Park Avr
mie, h v 1 »* h ir guest* for the
week-end, Mr. and Mrs. Eric
Wiehcrmsn and vlaughter, Mio
Betty Wirhermsn. nf Harluw, and
Mr. and -Mr*. J. M. Honey, of
Jacksonville,—“^ 4 --Grcensbuin, N.
Supper for your April Fool C. "
u
party can he made nn amusing
gante. Pile the silver and diilres at
una end of n lung lablu uml a
number nf porks*** wioppad is
yellow paper and lied wlih red
rord at the other. Iluve sis |u»k
age* for each guest.
Each guest is permitted to
PALM SPRINGS. Cslir., Mar.
eelert two places of silver, two
31.—(A PI—Charges msde against
pliers of china, and any six pack ■ Mayor Jsme* J, Walker of New
ages that he rhoose*. When the York, ami muiIni to him hy Gnv.
parkair* are opened tha fun lw Franklin Korwrvelt, arrived here
gin*. There must bo as many yrslerdsy hut I hi re ws* nothing
p.-iekngra of each Item on Ihe menu unpleasant enough alaiut them l«
as there ara guest but they should dent the msyi-r’s smile.
bo madr up In all sort* of odd
He tonfldvd lo new'.paper corshape* and mixed up so therv is irvpondeiits he was eager to get
no clue to their ronlrnla and a hark tu New Yntk a n j give the
person may get all anris of i|ue*r answer which lie has piumiiad on
romh'nallnn*.
his arrival, lie starts eastward
In sum-- of Ihr packages (the this afternoon.
content* disgulM-d hy weights I
The mayni ha* liven arcuocd of
there ate merely slips of paper neglect of duly. The rharge, were
railing for &gt;nffer nr lrnmniulr ur delivemi a* he lounaed III tlw duo
Ice cream.
on the vle.rrt here, dressed In blue
The “eat*” consist of deviled and black silk pajama*. While
eggs, potato chip*, tandwfrlie* cut reading the ih-cunient he alppvd a
In erasy mha;ie*, small rake* cov­ glass of milk.
ered with orange icing, roffru or
Aflrrwanl* he gut up and startlemonade and ire rtra ja . No ex- eil Indoor* when he suddenly retlangr* shunlil hr alluwril alter a mrmbtied. hr had not taken the
person ba* upcuril hi* parkagr*. paper vstlh him. lie turned shout,
picked It up and remarked “I must
put these awsy Iwfore they are
changed. Komi- one Might put
something else In Iheat.f
lie expects to set owl for Now
Yolk seeunipsnled by th* film exerutivr, A. C. Itlumeglhal,
Mix. Illumcnthal, who'came west
(Cont'nued from Page 1)
with him IT days ago. It*ports
hte suffering /.ml dealing In the that Blumenthsl had offered the
open with social pinlJeian.
mayor IttO.UK) a year for Ufa for
T inyor Hob: rt* told the ehurrh a career lit the f ilm brnujejit hear
gathering that gambling li “bad i f laugh, from both ntfli.
bur'ats*,'' hul -that ax long a*
people will gamble It la p ore do
airabld that It be ilone openly and
with thr aanrt'on of the taw. He
LEG A L NOTICES
nlsn defended the aegregatril illstrlet If Repu at, □ menn* of con­
M rrn •: tir A r n .t r ATiai fun
trolling vtee.
T %% U N N II I ANHUI |I M T I l l «
AVA u r T IIM i m i M l J l I . NTAT.
He advocat'd the ptnetng of a
IT W
t r TMM
rtA T t; u r
rieOitiuA.
whlik) on every
N«UfF
(•
hvvriiF
ilr
in
i i: 11
dl|iper WKHH, iiKrr^xfr* *^ N li I jC*rti|i
city aad
IhM
itMy «*f
&gt;4 ihe* I*ii ■
sigh Invit'ng all ret* Nr, NT. i*l.vX
J u ly A l» . I t l l . k a e f i U | » e h t'i
m u e h a * th e y p le a s e d IIIO-4I* IB MIS Blflee,
71*?, end
ftiaHr
iwu« til
hut nni:*o cariy any liquor away. s |- p llr s 1 |..a fu r l a s S i v ,
will, law B- 4 rrlllM.
Thr liqior, by th* mayor'* plan, smirvlanre
i‘sle mhI upv, Ih* M is lit# »»*■.
In ruml.
would by “good tom whlvky.”
rtlM
n ro p e rir i l l u M
ritu a ls , r lu r id * . I w .s il:
Tha glher tvro'candidate* for ■Mile
L o t I t II&lt;m, S . r i s e n
rspgltl Mf
mayor bora refused to be drawn T h e e sld le a d b s ln c
Ih e d a l e e f Ih e I sbbj _
Ini the* liquor, gambling nnd ill- ■*.,lirirsis is i Ih asm* iff *l M.
ll,n»&gt;"
W ebb
p«||t'|l«R.
rom'nsnt business man, er Tohra iT- akr . I 'e r II
D nyk
ll II. K» 21. ilal**«l
W
Itll, I.HR
aaU ha iaft nda to mat* no public ih * Iw i d « y 4.f J
i* il Bftld rv rliO a N lF . In &lt; r **ffi***,
rtstem rnt «'f a n r'd m rs rtr- ex- •n nd
Abb mail* appllmlL. ftpr I n
i !• Ih m In n c ru n l.tlilies lb**l»
foot to deel.vr* far ■ busim-si adU
w
.
iU M c d r l l l l M t i fM ttij « r t * Ih*
aklsiairatlafi.
rolluwiitn dwnrrlWd prwpqrit *•••»•
MIBoira B Crtfovy. the third nl»4 in tfvmlnoln Covni;. FMNIa
be was pay- I 4 i. vl li l :
5 n»?**Ma**i ••
I ta tha mayor**
‘Ji&amp; tan
. la • n a n r »
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&lt;H I N T S

Walker Is Unmoved
When HeKeceives
Roosevelt Charges

R e n o Candidate
For M a y o r Asks
For Free L i q u o r

Here On Thursday

uscleoa for me toW y that I dislike
for many reason., to U-ove St.
Cloud, a glare where I have en­
joyed aucH aplcmliil business ever
since landing In*re four year*
ago, a n d wbatr 1, have made, 1
believe, many good friends, But it
Is thia way: I sold myself nn
Kanford * couple nf yrnr* before
settling In Ht. Cloud, nnd I have
been aold ever sine*. notwith­
standing that ll w*» only nwently
that I could secure the location I
wanted. I now lave It, and 1 pm
ready to offer to the Kanford buyIng population some uni values lu
clothing",

tor* from fW dlstriclx and represrntalivr* from (17 countie*.
th e chamber* of the Senate and
House . are being renovated and
-te-deenrated. All state oftkes'' oh
the tup floor of the capitol have
been movrvl to make space fur
committee rooms and extra clerl- j
ent forces. Nrw restaurant* and
slore* have opened. Efforts are
Icing made In obtain living quar­
ters for the crowds.

Gratifying x desire he has had
for the past six years, R. W.
Bla&lt; kshear, for ihe past four year*
a'resident and business man of
S t Cloud, w hen he owned and
operated tha largest department
store In that elty. will present to
the Sanford public his new store,
lorsinl In the eastern store-room
of the Meisch building on Find
Street, hy an opening day special
IVrnmnvnb
«1i- nn Thursday of this week,
Waving
Mr. Blackshear ha* recently
■nil
Finger
h
disposed of hi* St. Cloud store,
Waving
4n,l has purchased an entirely
with a pro­
Bew line of merchandise for his
nounced- d e ­
Ary goods and n aily-to-wrwr slnre
TALLAHASSEE. Mor: :it. —
gree of Indi­
here. He will handle a large stork "(AP)—Florida** capital rity vra*
viduality that
of nalinnally advertl-rd article*, busy today In'preparation for Ihe
instantly give*
■ml
expects
aide to
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, ___...t*- _be------- outfit opening ef th# Mrargular-sraalea
distinction.. By
at'&lt;v onvl women frortv4fMlilito4Mk s ar-the'Irgimtsduiw -hr*r-n weekw 'ttfi&amp; 'ifa riB W*IW and U S - Mnv Jl ,J4»»ra« - dW
-wnW etothtwr
tie ** flnat'preparation* gol un- lilt* J*atk Avv. Phone IU-W
Is. A merit.
tW'rw'tnlngt-of- sefmThl* Inornlnr he- xnhf **H
dbrwayr fnr*t*

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A N T IQ U E S
MBB. FRED T. WILLIAMS
Cat Ftawen
t&gt; t Oak M ease
Phone U8-J
TUESDAY, THURSDAY,
FRIDAY
Baaford, Florida.

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Tallahassee I Busy
Upon Eve Of SesHion

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Another *Snow Storm
Aimed At NorthweHt
KANSAS CITY. Mar. .11.( AP I—The Ki-ruitd snowstorm In
a week over (he Iturky Mountain
area an,| udj dniiar prairie slate:
appeared tu K&gt; di**ipating today,
but fueeeast* indicated another it
due to 'lo ir out uf Ihe Northwest.
-While snow rontinued to fall in
sections of llklahmia and Kan*a&lt;.
stockmen in Montana and Wyom­
ing wsrw warned agiitivl a reiww■I nf th r storm.
KIsewhrie In the region with Ihe
excepti'-n of Colorado and New
Mexico there *** unsettled wea­
ther. Ilsin was predicte,| for Ok­
lahoma The Psnhandle was eoveird with IK Inches of snow.

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uft«-r ilonniiiif her Imr imiitnliMins, nrvitrul ntnirlnil iK-tlimutH tiitsl hoop nkiri utiurnod with nu-

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Wonder
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Easter Sunday When----

Grandmother Was A Girl

Your
Last Chance
To-Night
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memiiii Imp riirflpn, niu; put on lirr'iicflitwrrril hul, hHjs| h'iI iiii her Into niitK, oponwl her tiny
umlirvllii mill went dcmurily iluwn thi* nvi'iim* In join other Hauler worshipern
•anil
at the nearby
ehUreh. Certainly she \v»n n eliurntittK picture— in the elothen nhe probably made hernelf.
’ITm- wiunun of luhiy will Im no lean rhurmini; tn her Hunter outfit. Whiltt nho may omit noma
o f flu* frivolltien of yntnilmother'ii time, in o.iler lo ronfmnt with the atylea o f today, her curt*
tiifbe will Ih* equally hh uttm etivc If made from uny of the lovely new Hpring material* on dia.
play in our Mlnru.

All Silk

I'Inin

TratiKparnnb

FLAT CREPE

SHANTUNG

ORGANDYi

Flowered
ilesigttM giving
hind-ixilnleil effect. Per yd.

Any color in the plain punlcl shmlc.K fo r

SHANTUNG

yellow, lavender, Breen
id peacock blue. Per yd.

84.

EYELET BATISTE
lit eolom of
pink, yellow,
white.

IM'itch, blue,
eKgahcll and

Kmbniidcred

$1.09

$1.99 U&gt; $2.50

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SHANTUNG

Hollywood

All Silk

a■

hluo
a d white, American l&gt;e;tuty
a &lt;1 white nnd red und
» iltv. Per yd.

FIGURED VOILES

FLAT CREPE

In it wide range of color |iredomiiiittiunn- Per ytl.

In pluin paatel nhadea and
few o f tho dark ahadoa.

$2.:i9

35ct29c anti 59c

$1.90 to $1.75

8lri|&gt;ed

Hmhruldcred

SI*ORT SILK

ORGANDY

Many colored ntri|ie« on
hackfruundK of red or yel­
low. f e r yd.

uml voile. Beautiful for
aunumr froekn. 44 huhex
wide. Per yd.

$1.89

$1.95

For trimming

LACES-RUFFLING
In nhadea o f pink,
ami w hile. Per yd.

WELL

Pboat 48
. n m

HmbndtU'red

$i.:i5

ym

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Moih-riiistir deniKiis .‘mil utirurtlvc lolop tiimlilnatiuna..
Per yd.

t lor combinationH of

m

59c

Fiuun&gt;il

PIN-DOT CREPE

V

In idl o f the paatel shades.
Sheer uml lovely. Per yd.

95c to $1.19

All Milk

FAMILY'S
SECURITY

so ils.

I'er yd.

$1.95

cMaintaining Vour

sp o rl

Sanford

First S t
UK

_______ mL

25c to $1.88

�* - v 1,1 L fat^4.'*!’
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briOTUt'

D : « T r t e tHOfficer,

"Yotr ire tree la r*Mt It and
■infeed Aveouo a « l tha Mayfair
Mai, aad I f of them arc at r e r ­
un'p o in ts along tha Inha-front
Id la tstai*] alleye.

WAR A ETAROM YAII'9
•ARKftTtAiLTKAM WHIM HIWAR 1 5 V tA M O lO /

Robert Davis and N. B. Cartgtrt, Orlando altatnayi for tha
laford Gat Co., appeared before
M. Comm1st Ionart In regard to
lUnquetit ‘ Uiaa an three pairela
KIanj now owned by that ceeiiny. City Attorney Fred Wll.on
hekmad that tha 1M4 elate and
renly taeea on thee* proper Ihri
Its not boon paid, and that m tag
Iftlflrate for 8410.23 la oiitstaqylm. Oat company officials,'kwN
it'a* yet definitely decided Whs*r they will pay tha stitejadd
tenty taee# on the property, upI'Whkh tbalr plants are Ior*(ad,
t f attorneys last night Intlmolad
At dallnqumt tnaee far 1029|ahd
BO, amounting to about | 1M 0,
jB'.ks paid. No action waa offl■fttaken last night pending adB J.'frpr, the New Ynrk nffle*.
ftRn, Oaa company notin'whather
»Tr have1decided te pay tha ta i*.1 ’
A delegation'from tha Sanford
faatry Club, hwuUd h f U on U &gt;r. and Inrlodlag A. T. While, A,
\Forl, and If, M. Fapworlh, went
»r tea. golf course problem and
»,’• proppaed membership drive,
’.borne length. They were told by
• Commissioners that they
Idbt expect 11,000 from the City
r thg.balMen ol .tha fiscal year,
id were advised to start their
Imberehlp drive Immediately and
i.chnrte the ahme price for mrmirkklpe as last year. |10 for an
dividual and (to for. ^ f a m ily

.ilf. LaRoy espreseed
the
M h t that | he Rondhildere*
ret**live Commute# should aa-

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this way no particular pro]
owaen will be favored, TbsV
affect on Jan* y
may g* lInto
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ibjy SO days time will he
' In collecting 1B24 • dei paving lien*. At the end
'Umi, 1020 Urn* will fan
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iS WlUI-th*
entire debt le wiped o u t ' Final action on thdTRitrwni be
bald In nbayaiW a.aed proper adverlfidng will bo affected before
forerlftsurt proceed'ng will be-put
Into practice. At the. and of that
discussion, tha meeting wan ‘ad- innings, waa at bat four limes but

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other chance and wa* given normUslOn to Wnik but wllh th l tea mi
Far aume time BtC«tU W ^ a "
have been usable to -ag re* ... e^
when lteen should sleep....»
Stseet’a CaidJael* made full mm
of their hits aad of Boatan's tr*
to make It two etratgbt ovsr
the llravee of Bill McKaelmle ibis
a single and • b*M sg l*II* waa ■nernoon, G to I, T ' “ T T ‘ »
IP,.Urn &lt;N) 002 20Q 000—4 10 2
tit. Lords (N) 008 100 000—8 « 0
McAfee, Cunningham, Cantwell
end Bool, Cronin 1 Or 1mss, John*
Ruffing and tile key | Edwards. •on end Manruoo, J. WJIm il '1 I
Plue, Granger, White and ElatNf.W ORUBAN8* Mnr. |lU *
raan. - 1C Taylor,
f X n r T&gt;# d*y of rockbnlag over
r v ..
the nine Inning route for Clever
W YOftlt, ila r. a i . - ( A P ) AUBURN, AUn Mar. aio&gt;(AP) lend Indian pitehere wa* po«£—pure Aririt shook off hie bel­
nDitun UMtnrtfit t im im * ting slubtp Monday and hi* hotm punqd for two day* When rain i m

rare

fttifforUn Forced
Undergo T e stl’o
tainlliB licen se

run end double bpfpad the Ph111lev
Iho whether bo krui
Win an ethlbltlon game with Ala­
1 ebmgh'about aviation to desertt bama Poly, II to I. HeoiWt
PhllpdeL (N&gt;|«,yj
■• 1 , ,
02J 820 001—11 12 4
(lew across tb* Atlantic to cjor- AUbam* Pel2'r{ )j ' ', '*
41
■ell Ilk- •W
ay a*ftW years back, and low
000 120 020— 8 7 1
.resulted le lbs Ulrt*
ha Is Naw Yo&gt;k city’s official ,mdElliott end McCurdy, Connell i
.ghtritvgvlatlon matters.
Ckamberlln'a distinguished air
S B * ® - record did ,hlm no good, hawaver,
when ha fall afoul of department
of commsrf* rrgulatluna ibcenUy.
H* flow too law over New York
Monday "tb ,d*f.
-water, aad when be Was called Io
&gt; International*,
arequnt, It wa* leametl that ‘ hr
had failed te renew hie llrrcne.
IL- teals nnd pcpaltj
Il *
be City Hence the
a mad'* on* weak an the ground.
cur KennvFirst Chamberlin cecelvrd
written eaamlnqlion. Then bo
off with Inspector Q. P. Han
In n dual control plan*., It
Hqnreod'a somewhat emben
a duiy te watch the far
r through e aaroa ef land:
tqke-oif and air maaeuvan.

cnoteal area canreprd in V ti^ e i
td Knteit H. Barnard, late An ire
ran Leaget prMJdant.

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appoint nnofhcr.,working eofneilltra-TI ill* V * no promt** | Will
bring baffc'compUte Independence
trim the *ertmd round table tonIrrtnoo Lut I da give you ray
►Wf* I WlU'nM M n i back greet•r boiubm Uun. eslet*. In Jndla

laday.**

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The appMlUonlsta declared In
effect, th at Uta iHlhi pact, rv pre­
sented victory for England rel her
than fpr th« nationalists, and that
It.waa not In conformity with th-*
Labor* rfsolution declaring for
ewtdght in dtp* ad* nee.
"Deepite tha *rav# worda In tha
rrsolulion." one leader said: ■‘You
eanmit go to the l.ondon .confer­
ence and *UII tall tho world you
»r» fur tomplaU
Indepen If rice.
Thera la not a ghpit of a chance
Ih9t|fw&gt;prnpe«ala|«ab44a(l la tha
reaehAloa will bo Ocrepted by Kag'rn in lm en t and conrierpatlon In
Yonay Indio, b i n a n Sardani. n
rlladu common let lender' from
BWnbaA tAldi .rfh e vk*ari*aa lndlan -nnay nf [no-vlolent fighters
has surrendered practically ua-cenitltletrally but wa aernrre Ute
"Wdrktng commKlea ’lh4t wa hnve
Rat lowered our flag."
&gt;f(rifahatlal Nehni, a
leading,
aeppiwtM a f Gandhi, said In mov­
ing adoption'«f the resehttlhn th at
'If tf h partlrlpallnn of th e Mile*-

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Britain intend'd te Imd India Into greeter bondage (hen ever, tha
nkWodallst deleititIon would rstdre le renew the etntggle wllh
ttoatee riger.
• - n .,r
• Under 1k* trace, the nnUdnaltat* definitely commit themself'*

possessing Kqoor, &gt;wne based. an
tha pa rihnar. by a polite Inform*,
af • hnlf.glht af whiskey from the
woman'* resident*. Her attorney
proved thpt R o n Pickett wag not
m lfca hews* at tha tint* tha purchaaa waa panda, and that *ka
eeNdm lived there. LtRoy Scaeor,
who claimad ha 4M 'nht tell tha
liquor, Ijot jvhjv# claim wai orersbadmrsdby the testimony ef-Offker* Crag and Williams, who
with O fP ttr Shaffer made the
arreet*,-waa tha pen sn Who hod
to bear the brunt of- the trouble,
foe hi waa fined 1100 fpr ( w a r n ­
ing tha Hflupt. and |fi for tha tale.
broyise tha cci&lt; * |a b itt her waa
not itArdif ahdtigh'Io prove that
■ho wna tha ndssctsor of Ihnrer.
Will FkkeU, her brother, was also
dismissed Whenit was proved that
he was In no Way connected with the
o M h t liquor.
LuailU Jackson, colored women,
rhargeil with posse* 1 Ion of liquor,
*ea fined IS, after her attorney
built up n tag* which reload a
doubt aa la her p art In tha charge.
The testimony of a ,g!rt o( five
yearn of ag e wa* offered to prvr#
that the liquor found Ip. her home
wag aant thal* by • woman who
lived neat door, p lfk ere WUUaw.
nnd drey made Ue arreitk.
t
J. a Butlerwbrth, while d rltrr

SXSSCSW-SfiffiS

arrested

WltHnma and Ofay
Ur than tWy.lriLa
■-i^Thaiw-Jnh*t &lt;be Y
greprtaUoM &lt;all ala

.

With c4ha e W tk n T l
ehatged with .natality and threat* think s Cahgfiaa', will
on » r oaofgv Putersen, Waa fitted program. In tb eril
fi5. A shotgun With Which ho Congrats Democrata'
threatened Paterson wna aloe, tphen from him. He sw«* arrested h f
Officers Kennedy end Shaffer.
George Ruffin, catered, ckargml
with petll laictny of f* (rein, Ms. . a s s s s m
wife, drew ‘a fide of #18. O ffkeri
Kennedy and Shaffer, as*da ; i f e s s 3. s r tu i ®
i J. .W .\u rn ag e, wkite man -wW ' J Yob AiPf legW i*
violated the step algn ordieeaca,
and waa arroated hy Officer Cl ay,;
had h it tans continued until F ri­
day, a* did Jock P a rk , colored,
arreslrd b y . Olfleer* .Gray and
Bbaffer m i dJauidefly conduct
propoeals" at tha
charge. &lt;\ .
Kiln Hoffman, colored, charged
with u'aarderly conduit, waa dia-;
mined, lead -Nobles, whlia man,arrested by Offktr-KWinedy for
v1ulatyiji|Jlha .traffic lae^, eras #1Tha cU* af Mary Chatman, coltiWtf. Urreettd by Officer Shaffer,
and charged with at Iling . liquor.
was continued u n tl Friday. "The,
lose or Karlen* Jones, colored, arv
rested1by O flker Ebnffer «»d
charg*d„*fl|h dlw rd ttly eondttel,
cwo* * W mmUnocd. Hag*l*.Ch»Pman. negro woman who Was fined;
last week, paid bef,fUwini»d.
w aarelefied. I,

ffiirifiisardfdgSS'
days Cotiler
•Ign law when he told the court Uame, relor .Hoffman, Bam Brown,

ha would. spill* a ay damageej Huh U.ndcretm, Jim Campbell,
to the Along car-. 11* claimed th a t Glenn Tharp, and Jpba Htewait,
he wna n wlnUr visitor and that The cdqtlnned .rape af. Tdm
hr had net drWaa into Ban fold Them**, colored, , charged wlUi
from Laha Mary, w here.ha lime, posset
slag liquor,'wna
liquor, was also
held
posse, slog
hlao h*L
by way of Pine WireL Tha Hudson
C y iu .,
..
- ■,&gt;-;
wan practically desirwyed and Mr.1 1
rlalat ag;
Siena wa* but •lightly butt. Offi­
cer Shaffer mode the u n i t
J;
James NorwMd nnd Luwiw C m .’ !
ham, nagcbva who ware cooght by ,
Officer Kaadedy In sn argumrai
which bad attracted g term crewd
Hunday nltainoen, ware fined'IX( Orallssed frvdi Papa OM1
M eolb fa r CriaUwg a atstttcbesu.*,
akhaugh Nonraod eWlmed l.haC raltfuf CtmrlAraUbi* of mattece
**n«ry’q1UrkOves paaasd". '* ' . vital ta Florida's welfare." W' .
"flow can tbs Isglslater* ha ohfm* Colvin, white rss'denl of
peeled to perform rani aqrriauTunSt.-'Cloud, who woe aircited by U..
— -a-1---■»» k.
dec -u,k
each eondUieost"
h* IkmilM'
Inqglnd.
O flk ar -Nheffer cgyly Bbhdny. 1
"But
with
ruff
bleat
time
kwtvsem
two ethers to be held, qyte, la morning niter Colvin Jie’d com-' •cssloos.u lea in Ute. tenWraU
if
BL Louis and lb* other In 17Vask- pMialy Acrdsllsbed on iron’ elvest tbs bills sqd the views of-the pubIngten, ntll be ta the Istenst af light, pole near tke Mqyfalg ttei«l,

tending Meet
liktl f t a n t o n e

bo11son af tha Clnelanitl Red Is
they broke training anmp.Moiiiqy
and head'd north by easy ate
Manager Ban Howley racol
word that Harry lltllmaan, al
•stebllihlng • huge distrlbtitlhg
gtng outfielder, wna able te m
orgenlutlpn fpr freU-.nnd cere
Ms right arbi ami flags'* on
table pragsrlT, which ere not
mw handted hy Y K in "alWtet
sales ocgaettstlon.
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lives edeld. repun. to

tha legliUtern

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treatm ent.
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of marvehmn!" drcltrvd M u. F.c
MeKron. tOO3 N,\‘ Miami* A'

Ian Quean; 16:10, 5am* u WJK;
10:48, Bob Newkall; 11, Variety
&lt;«* Knur*).
! I*8J8^-WJR—?86
6:30. m ature; 6:48, Musical; 7,
H.mr
WJE; ,7:11, Hiawatha.
N ffu) 8. M m m V I I ; 8:80, B n *
Mo RfowoMt’*, Rama a* WJE; *tM, O troaklaa; 10. Baa* WJE; 11,
Variety (3 hourg).

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— Position a* nun* for
aftrmooa a n d . night.

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It On* .hundred head of
U kind* and tliaa. If
lule* i n u* before buy.
lallvtr anywhere. Don.
i Jallrtle M l Myrtle
keouvillr, Fla. l*hon#

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catalog. 8 'l.VAIN
Tampa, FI
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8:46, Now* broadcast; T, 8po«v

FOK SAL :t White.Mu»r«ty I)urk
egg*. MF par v •attlngi Mr*
Ilea ran M id Palmetto Ay*.

THE. ARCADE.
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY

Trade In Y ear t le e d P w
nltura n l WAGONBBTS.

Iten d j R «firf»r«
FISH and 'POULTRY

ANGEL'S HARBBCU
Open 10 A. M. to 2 .
M. Sanford A Gaud1
Aran.
"t,
LUNCH ROOM

Miami. "For two year* I'd suffer,
ed terribly from alomarh trouble
and tualc depression; If I ate any.
thing nl night I wouldn't aleep
wink) I was dimdfully nrr you*
and rundown; and It wai a dally
light lu keep going. Sargitn put
my stumarh In Tine condition, it*
________
.. nervousness, and
llrved me of
gnvr me new ht-nllli, strength and
energy. Fartfnn IMU had a lot lu
do with my rrenYery a* they reg­
ulated me naturally, aumething no
other laaativa eeer did. I'll always
prate* Rargon!"
Bold by Lattey'a Drug Store -

1IICYCLRS ft REPAIRS

a

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I seek. Kay aad Ona Kepalra.
DKRTCII'S

Packard,

IZ—Wanted

FOIl RKNTt Oarage apartment
nicely furnish.-,I. 1704 Myrtle
Ays.
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Ur asd I Wat RJd of Paia,"
Sajri Virfiata Lady.

his Lucky Ftrik# Dane* Orrhestra — NBC; II, Roberta and Duf­
fy — Stringed In.lrum sntallsu;
11:80, Crystal Flipper.
WDBO — Orlauda.
I, Musical Moods; 8:80, South
automotive program; 8 :1 8 'EvrKything Musical; 7, Ttmg algnal and
aporta armuuncwmtnt*; 7:30, Win-

Roanoke, V s—"Soma yean a n
X » u In a very run-down ooudl-

«U Nelson BUeat, S B , Uda it&amp;
*1 suffered a great deal with
Patna la my aide* and back. B und­
ing on my feet hurt m* as mtkh,
th at I would get m y weak and

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W A ,« 55ft£ffc
to bed mud stay than, which tl

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FUUli ROOM furnished apartment. The T iity Shop.
ItlAVK YOUR WATCH repaired
by on* whn really know, howl
Briggs, Jeweler, Mag. Ay*.
EPECIAL RUMMER rata* for LOVELY COUNTRY home In orange. grove uYerlooklng .beauti­
room* and menls. The Tasty
ful lake. All modern convenient**,
partly furnished, on’ pa^ed road,
Jh. W.• E. MarDOIlOAM^ O il- ten mlnutd* ilrjv# fimn tlty,
HOritAi TUR, 1* now lorated nt I’bonr 084, W. L, Henley.
hi* realdsnr* Ip. Floial Hel|hts.
B. Hanford. Phone I.tw-M.
CELERY LAtlDfe FOR BALK;
Ready for cslery rrops. I‘»ri a » Chevrolet Coupe In ilnndy ferity drained 8, 10, or mor* acre*
condition, aImi 11)30 mudat A No eaah reunited from raagun*
Feed Oaupe in gout condlllon, alble buyers, Frank L .‘F*tgtMM,
Real A Run, M ini* Ava,_______ Hotel Vablrt.

d to On for, a woman who has
aataU dudruB. Bo i kept drag­
ging about, until am day, when
feeling unusually bad and dtrcouragvd. I luippamd to pltk up
a UtU* book with a OarduladrerUaamenL I decided I would try It.
"Oardut secured to twtld me up
at one*, a* 1 waa ablg to do my BUILDING HLOCKH—Irrigation
work with tana, and was rid of tho
boar* nul general rcmetit work.
gain by th* Urn* 1 had taken Ma
Ml.nrl* Concrete Co. J, K. Ttr*
"1 hare taken Cardu! since then. willagrr, Frop. In i nn.1 Klin.
rar J felt that 1 i
aad It always be!
mmand tl to my

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SEllINOLK COUNTY CREDIT
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ASsS’Ne. INC.
By John Devlin

DOPE
KVkKC ^ViOVJUIt

HILL LUMBER I
Rarvlea. I'hona 11

FURNISHINGS

R. N. NIPPl
Signs. Photta

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HAPPY

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Upbalstering.

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Raafard,
HANFORD PRINTING CO.

VEGETABLE
SHIPPERS
INDKl'KNDRNT
GROWERS ASSOCIATION
Rawa I I
Fhaae I N

CREAMERY
B S S B HFMiMILFd

\
MAILING LISTS
AlblEOGRAPlI PRINTING—TYPING.

Puul end Nolan; 6:80, Boyd Aitell
rianlst; 8;48, Clark Gourley, Ten­
or; T. Ball sal Currie and Ills Flor­
idians; 7:80, Studio Quintet; I,
Sheriff and Foiiea. Report| 8:08,
Weather Furacaalf 8:08, Sign Off.

H t » a d earn a, T a n g

FRUITS ft
VEGETABLES

ut'aniSim r

INVESTIGATIONS—COLLECTIONS

a ttiw o tu irn A U O

MigwUg AfA.

FOB HUNT i ‘ Thraabtr Apartment*. 8174Rdrk, phone 643.

Adv.

41—Flir* e n t'j potl*
tloa with rupeci
to ltd c u t
41—Border
44—Mistake
i t —To wake adrlog
I t —Bphtr*
to—Won hi it*, d ta ­
bleaus (atang)
I I —Dlacorsr.by
altallh
10—DOWN
1—OobUa
1—Tor* right
J —BaUvaut'
4—KilatlSg
I —Aaakmrd part
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7—F rol a: "from"

Your hair eat by atMrtww*
*d barber*.
CITY UAHBBR SHOP.

WANTED TO BORROW IUKW.
Three or Five year*. On occupied
resldtnr* property. Offer 6\&gt;
bonus. Bca E. K. Car* Herald.

IB— Apartnimtn Far Real

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You may ' be th* whol*
rheas* tu your muthar,
but you're Just a rur.l to
a.* Whey! Whey I -H a ltninth Jnrk O'ljm tsrn.

CONFECTIONERY
Clgarw—ToUwoa—Caadiea
Magaslara—Faontala
Drink*—Sandwich#* '
Ftiarray Bldg. ■ - First HI.

CAFE
BELL CAFE
Duel tk dtaaferd, Fla,
Dinner lie
Hgeriatlsing la

Hi. ska, Chag* A
Rea Foods.
Hl rail my rotor H ub
rut up, tu t that's a nlrknam#."—Annapolis Lwg.

DRUG 8TOREH
CAMPBELL 'Ol
AT TA teoY /
U*x M'm Ol** — *w&lt;r AN* I AlWAY* HAUC
CLlpUVbV LIKfc A COtU - , run HtrriN' fc*G
u a i S 'A t Mi IWUI e e e t s c / I, P A L U A A i/

A t f lA *
lire

CREAMERY

RIIIIOWK PLACE

M e F iG -« r " T U &lt; r

boll-fp

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5 &amp; lilt Lunch ft
Coffee Shop,
Open B A. M.,9 P.

faeaor
aeru'
shot
whgn

want ty lha . «
training raw g ;
himself ana III
on guard dut^fe

f.eg.it th# piat wot-i.
College Humor.

P ltnly Wood at DukAft’8
The Big Wood VartI Ca.
Weal TlklrteefVIk BL

Pt.raw. ik 7 J &lt; .'
II will soon com#
Ik* point where all
suranta rompanlaa •
aak a MaaUaa appU
whether h* Intend* ts
few the pr.sUi.oey,—
leg* Humor/ v v ; • . ,

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OES. PIECE GOODS IN THE NEWEST MATERIALS, HOSIERY FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDRE
R and other ACCESSORIES-for the entire family. It would be moot topowibfe&gt;t o ^ L 2 S J ? S
“dial invitation to everyone to vialt our new store just as »oon aa possible—•REMEMBER THE OPKNIJ
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TlON. SERVICE WITH A SMILE. BE OUR GUEST OPENING DATE THURSDAY, APRIL 2nd a t 9 A. M. R. W.
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LADIES'

Pure Silk Flat Crepe
GET ACQUAINTED PRICE

NATURAL BRIDGE ARCH

LET'S OET ACQJjSikTED

SHOES

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If your feet nro tired and achy como In and let ua fit you w *h i
of Natural Urldgo Shoe*.

MEN’S ALLEN A
,

HOSIERY

A very snappy and attractive line o f allk hosiery
for m en In a, varied rango of patterns.

PURE SILK &amp; GUARANTEED

FOR MEN
. N A TU R A L b k IDGE SHOES
arc aure to pleas*. We have them for aport and dirna weaijiUfoi
and youn{r&lt; men. Keep your feet wall dressed and co mforUbla
them w ith Natural Bridge Shoes.

The rienulne Label Is stamped Inside the hat
and is uaually a jmuch mom. wp*naive hat.
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FOR MEN

yah! guaranteed fast colors, featuring

ATTR,
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Broadcloth and alike.
,Hoi Id
c o lo r s
and
white.. Athletic union
fuite made from best
Broadcloth and Holaette. cut roomy and
made to fit. Athletic
shirts In highly mortericed ribbed knit.
Also • allk of beat
quality.
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PETER PAN FABRICS
8N A P P IE S T .^

VOILES

CHILDREN’S
patterns for the little folks.' S ite rang* K 1*2 to R—

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rifed solid color Broadcloths. Fancy pat-

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Others'In blue serges pnd fancy patterns. Made
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