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                    <text>Increasing Cloudlnen* and
kill till; t i r a r i tonight.
Occasional rala Teeo-

day.

AN I N D K P B N ^ jf T DAILY N EW SPA PER
SANFORD. PLO RI d J l* MONDAY. MARCH 30

Dorothy Winahip’s Sister
Denies Writing Love Note
■To Chauffeur Of Family
"Expect la go to Palm Sprint*
for my health about Krhlay. Will
•end you • wire telling you wbora
I’ll bo— If yon (till want to write.
Thank* for hiding th nge— letter
her alitrr, and telegram.
• "R u b down- to Sherman Pier
and got a piece railed ‘l Surrender
Dear.* Think of me when yew play
It. aa I do of you wb*»v ererr- th fe rlt-.- V
'- .l
»

i Is Only Stale
Feeta MochOf
cted Drop F or
E n tir e

er«afWB^r- argltt^a.
ie South
ye g le rd a y to

ba

p -io d ending at

M. postal day tk’a tkarmornet
Dm , Ip w T w ’adUdr

bureau

rd from M U * 7..
U ,tJdljy,wlml*. were making
i M 'M lt M C mfws'vor, ArkDan Mann and Alahama ereg W f M U lr Spring temparaI k t f a it i ' from l.lttlr Reck,
Ot Dana and Birmingham
beet cults'hashed In the
■ t yesterday.
*
It growers of Northern A rk•till Were pessimistic over
itare peach and plum crop*
I by FTIday night frosts, but
lild apples, attawberrleg and
I, watt nademaged. Cotton
m waa expected t« continue
«M If there I* no mare rain,
low -tealparmtury. In Georgia
•y night' brought We frost
g W aceempanylng wind and
met aaeujker for thl, section
i,sight, however, thle moru|h Spring tempereturee eato prevail Ipr tka Eaatar

K A NBAS C IT Y , Mar. « 0- ( » P )
-Tb e Middle W M D digging out
fkm the snowstorm which Wok 10
p e ^d h m u M a effort- muritml hy
) frq n ^ a ll today, gnaw began

ar«£m dry Wfnahlp, U . 8 . ff.. ro­
ll nQ , Here Uat week-*- —
.
Preston, life long- associate of
the formal natal officer, and wltk
hint r*-ex*cutor of the edtatr of
the commander's fit at wild. Mid
ho had • photostat's copy of tha
alleged It Iter, assertedty found hy
Win.hip before hla suicide.

% - I love our 'coda. A . ' l l U . too."
T h r Irttrr wa* signed with an
unlelllgthte symbol
" U t t e r l y rid culoua, utterly
preposterous. utterly alia uni," rx clalntrd Mlaa lllount In denying that
ah* had an affair with McGunhrie
or that aha had wrlttrn the note
Pmaton gave to the newspaper.
The letter, Preston said. n-*.I as
In tiatlfjrlng at the curunrt'a Infollows;
|
queat. I'rrsten ,ald.
"M r. W-nahlp told me there waa
" M , deer Ray: Mother mailed
m« g teller to Pale Alta care Mia. trouble between hi* wife ami her
Jansen about Jan. E l
airmail slater, Mlaa Kugen'a Blount, due to
add It should have W m Trd'lhgtv jealously over Ray. the chauffeur.
tka 301k or Slat. WUI tfdti alk
"M r. WlnaMp told his wife that
he had a Irttrr by. which he could
.
(Continued On Page Six I

IN ST. AUGUST!
Several Othera H

2 Armored Cars Used
In Blaze Occurring To TakeGunmanOn
In Downtown AinM Trip From Missouri

ST. A U G U S T IN K , Mar.
(A l&gt; )— These nwa were hilletfflM
arviral.ether*- were Injured W .a
result «f 'e ^ 'f lr j-w h ic h destfuyM
the Florida hotel, g small struct­
ure In the renter ef the city.
Shut off from escape by a sail

eitffrn*l
strer. a*d that* * M no wln-1. whoa ho Jumpod from a third floor
n a l* vfrra for precipitation window and landed on hi* head,
hri Delaney, whose only addrvsi
(Idahomo tad Northern Texet
(Cawtlawod aw page aln)
y . Unefftrial reparto ladWoleJ
spread damage to fruit tree,
eats. Northeast ora Oklahoma
rtgd that froxtW tranaportaagoneiot,- with tka txroplion
■ U N , Ih samo art Goss am

Church Alliance In
Arkansas Acts To
Beat Divorce Bill

quor Question
Ia . c T * T *»rt.

in. -

l,I T T I.K HOCK, A r k , Mar, .*M.
— (A P )-A rfca n sa a ' place In tkd
evil rant easy divorce law compels
tion canto d lru tly in line ef T O
pesterday aa a |ieneanent oegam-'
salion of ritlrrna wat perfa trd
and pledged to purge the stair's

leaking loot nlgkf from
I af Iks' Unlaw church
•tar Smith W. Brookhari
feela red -that prehlblUew
ni q Mat Ion la tka United
id that moot peapie are
I &gt; k t„ L I__ ll

WHAT RIOTING iCONVICTS DID TO PRISON

Drunken BrlVer Sidi
Swipes 2 Cars An
Rdnfe IntoAnothei
- 6 Hurt* USeykiua

Drinking Party Bt
Ends In Fatal Si
bihg Of Field Hi
WomairAdinitsD
w&lt;7i»- e— 1—x—■*”
_*At»a Ute«)ww^-fMg_gfUn

Thrasher, 0 . F. Proctor. II.
K.
Kersey, II. II. Flynt, It. It. Mat.,
tve, and Cecil Flower* wav Ii.ton­
ing to the tratlmony of several
person* who were near thr aeonof a killing which occurred yratei •
day moinine at the hnmr of Kvu
Moseley, coh red realdnit of Cal aan City.
That a verdict that “ Henry Clar
Idy ramr Id hi* drath as thr reautl
of knife Wound* Inflicted by Mar
Gatdner," will he bmoghl In by
J O I.IK T III.- Two hundred utui llfly convict, tinted ut Julie! and when quirt had l-ern tealured,
thr jury, la rxpertrd, for Iho wo­
man ha* i-t nfe*&gt;rd h rr n lm r sev­ seven h. tiding, had been hurnr.l ami liner prisoner* wounded. Thla riot it 1* believed ha* Imrii
eral time* since It errurred. W it- raised by tin- g m a ln r reuntm rnt of the « u vkta over thr death of three of their number on I'eb.
nra*ra, including Sheriff J . F. Mc­ — . wjirn they weie mmir.l down by machine gun lire a* they atleniptrd In rcale the walla. Vhl*
Clelland. ami Ih-puty A. II. M id­ photo -how* a coi.ier of the main dining-mow.
dleton. both testified that she told
them that (he hail stabbed Henry
Claildy.
T h r klll.ng took place at about
l:U 0 o'clock Sun-Iny iipunlng. Hen­
ry ClaHity, a field hanJ, was visit*
Ing al .the h- ire of Jo.- and Eva
Moseley in Canaan City, whrat Ma­
ry tianlnrr, who wa. n friend of
the Moarlry woman, came to the
hnmr. Kcvrral other nrgroev were
In and lienr tho h«U*e, although
their were no eye-witneaaeu to Ih.C
atHl-l-Ing.
Arronllng to Kva Moarlry, the
said she wa* In the k Irhen which
adjoins the mom In whirh
thCHICAGO, Mar. Si.—Al*) —
crime was iommlltr&lt;l. Ilrn iy f'lnrAttorneys dvfrndlax I n . IlrothMy *vn* sitting h i a lied. M*ryj
tss la the trial tar the slaying
Guulm-r was playing a phono. I
of Alfred l.iagle, rrperlrr. an­
graph, ynd Jor Moseley wa. asleep1
nounced tuday they will a t­
in another room. She *»ht 'tm-

Husband Of Follies
Girl, Killed In Auto
Fall, Doubts Suicide

IntpeteErwi ' wafg - moderalr, Maab, died af Injuries

cores

NT. JO R K I'll, Mar. 90, —
(A P )— Fred llarke. aut«rma«
gunman, began a dvtermined
fight agalaat life Imprisonment
foe murder leday by refusing
ta waive raamlnallon when ar­
raigned for
hilling Chat Ire
Hkclli. nelkrraaa. lie I* krhl
HT. J D H K P n ; Mich.. » 0 . - (A P I
— Fred llurkt, arrwaed criminal,
waa hruughl to SL Joseph last
Bight. Two armoured rar* of
Michltau officials hearing
him
(eared into town at H:30 P. M.
Butke waa
buttled
through
jw tling crowd* jammed hvfuru tha
Old county Jail, and hustled lulu a
call in the most remote and best
Married section of the structure.
'* g rttifti iounty olflcial* |Aannrd
to rtMh him to trial. Hu will l*e
a irelgnr-l before Just'ce Collier,
thargrd with slaying Tre ffh PoIkwwian Charles HheUy.
That slaying, the oulgtowlh of
a trivial dispute, led to the dis­
covery that Burhr. who had
maaqutrmdrd hem a, “ Fted Dane "
• quiet cltiien, waa thr man clmrg-

sau

raceal ***»lon of the alale leg ilia.tqra gnd goes lalu effect shortly*.
I t rpduevd Ih* length of re*UImre
n» salary for divert#, from one
year to P0 days slialUt (a that af

QtaierTAfltomobile

Accident Accure On
First Street Today
gggltrment

ml Rites Held
Sanford Pioneer
FWioral (ttvicara for J . M. Oglra.
by, pioneer resMewt of Hanford
who Idled
kU h*n*v haturday.
beW this morning at the
hi Laker tew Cemetery, with
lev.’ Campbell In charge t-f
irvloee. The Krirkeon Fuserone bed &lt;barge of the b(*
OgtfaSy was bom on Mar.'
fct, 00 Green Gove Hpriwf
f ha married Maty A. BeoA Clawh Oawaiy, G a , god
Mars later ear . I.. Haafr rd

r b y hi* widow,
fhor ilsughlere,
of JucksonvHlak
'ev#
, 'n
f Jlai
a r kkangvlliv.
aearjlK
af lake Mr*roe,
, af Ok.aehebma

waa

r^fg. •

Nationnl Coinrress Is
Outspoken In Mak*
Injc Known Desires

Defense States It Has
Witnesses To Clear
Aliened M .urderer

tempt In Inlrodarr rvidm rr that

Frank Marco, whs stare has
• d u a l nrlmitea, ami thal llrn rt
cursed Mary. After she
ha-etd been killed la New ! u ri, was
M ere-tall btm asv-i* mirvr ■ her. &gt;m meaueMered .fcp ue**»e a* thr
ehn-dhen h a n d Hoary repeat W&lt;
remarks, follow ng whirh a allenrr
C H IC A G O . Mar. i U k - i A I ' j of |M,«.ddy two minute* fall
the
Suddenly she hralri llrn ry rail Kr-I V. Illuthrrs will lako
nut “ Kva. I'm gulng hr.me." lluti •land in an rffort to saw him -rlf
thr
"Kva, romr in hri# qr'ick. I'm dy­ fn&gt;m the rlertrir chair for
ing." A* she rnti-red the room rile slaying cf A lflrd “Jaka" U n glr.
aai-l llrn ry sal-1 onrn again "I'm when drfrn** trstiimmy gals undying.' and thst hr- «n&lt; bleeding
hlrt-ding d-'r way this week, his aUutiivys
fin nia wound Just over thr heart, announced yraUniay.
and another around nrar thr Jug­
The Htatr la expcclrd In clot#
ular vein. H r died In n few nun. t— lny with thr testimony nf two
ulrs, she saul. Mary Gardner h -d mute wilitMaua and Ihr ilrfrns
in thr meantime, left tho loom, Will he ready to begin at oner.
and walked away, arroidlug to the
It was iiidltutrd *l«u that llr-th M-arley woman.
Or*' mother* wml hi* swrtthrait,
She di-l not walk far however, Urtly Cook, pK-lmhly w.ll be called
a. cording to Torn Kennon, Chat lie by Ihr dett-naWilliams, and Ike lla iri«»n . wh-i
Ih-fru*-- atl-rm-ys wrte rv said that they chaaeil her a rra s tn-n-ely - pH- l-lir
over thru
a five acre field l-efurv they chainr* for afuulltal. Tgt'ril Kium
roUght her. Deputy Sheriff A. II chief of rounk-l. arid:
Middleton at lived on the area* n
"W r will mat - h th«« slate’s ra*r.
few moments later, and nrreitr I Witness fui wltia-ss.'Wr have wit­
Ihr wunian.
nesses who writ- In Ihr lllinulv
» Am ir.ling t&lt;&gt; Mr. Middh-lun, thr Cent ini terminal wh-n I -high- win
unman said that skr slaMinl thr k'llrd and the) will testify lli.it
•urn brtausr he cursed hrr. Sha Utulhrr* was not the man whUsrcf an ordinary pockrt knife. fled.”
•Ilh n Made about four inches
Much tr-tluiuuv w-uld i-imi-l— rlong. Both she and the di-*d man a ir I ie stories of oilier WKtVeoae,
bad'hern drinklug, Clmldy heav­ drset long how the killer ran fto.it
ily. it Wn* said.
thr I innrl and th-d west on Itsn(Hie will he held III th r Ciiunty d-dph •'ttrert, In-ing swwD-swir-l up
Jail fur action hv th r giand Jury in the rtvwds.
In May. hVvrral wrrka ago she
Was Iwvultrd in aouthrr death, for
Ih
•he ess the negro woman wh»
Wat In bed with tv young , i.lisrrslI
girl wlie died of strangulation a f -j
U r having di unk liquor. Hhe has
So etal Manfuld teaidrnl* al­
Uteri In Hanl.'id for avmr lime. I
lend &lt;1 funeral aervlrea for K. It.
m 4 la aaU to bovr figitm l ip aevCom ay, 07. prominent raaldent of
M l cutting'. Police know hrr a*
I’ala ka who died Thursday a ftri“ Had Mary'* Gardner.
mao after a sud Irn attack of an­
gina pert. rl*. and waa buried It.
the ' «rway family plat In thal
city.
Mi Conway was well-known In
I hi&lt; action of Florida. Ho waa a
&gt; C iriP L E V , Mar. au
- form a 'meinlwr of tho luaiil d
Huavy aewtenem w in - .aqaMsri'to ­ tcunl f cer.iulsalonrrg and lusi 1
day ' aw tar* ban-lit* and tbrii of pi Idle Inst!m thm of I'utnmn
wo own companion* who rvevntly rvuitl r. and ha had large irgl **■
larroHfod North Florida in a 1s t- i- hilug* liter«.
suriaa nf sbuoildg* *wd rulibrr- - H r I* autvltcd hy his »fe,| in—
lea. Tax llayra and Bart Ogles­ th*r. Mrs. I* E Conway, hi* wi-l
by ware sentenced to to years for ms, fiu r-d s'irh trr* . Mia. J . 1!
robbery sad' 10 for assault with Ertlrmrav,' Falatka. M&lt;». A. K
ia.tpgvt b* rommtt murvlvri ami Barney, Ihstwok, lies*Ir Cooaay.
Mabel Wert* and Key lla m a . ID Jarlsonville, ant lar.lc C nwnv,
and' five respeetlvriy. n* neces­ I’alatk*, *o.1 flee sona, E. D. Cue
saries lo the same crime. A ll way. Hub fruit Itrn, C. D. Conway,
•enlelKos run nmruirently. The Waah'nglgn, D. C.. Geoiga Conquartette pleaded guilty after
they were caplunbl in a awgtup
near Mil Urn Tka charges rrew
eat of tha shout lap ef two ( hip&gt;e, tk m biothrru, and four
ley posse even arid the robbery of
re. Dr. W. J . Conway, Jackautaraoldlaa from 'several m-durDie. Dr. J. J. Conway, MadrJ. F. rionwuy. Green Cov.\
Igs. and Mrs. Jerne* McCella'.
WCNIDRTOCK,
Inx". Mia. Margaret. U * .
(API - M r e. I
hll, Mrgf.Jry D'hannow, Jackkwrtra p i owe It
legmfrr*.

rubitkn Funeral
Attended L ocally

SenienceH Impotted
On Chipley BanditN

It. Joha.

I

F ire Cent* A Copy

Pythla.,
pd Pylh-

Thompson Sta^iiiK
Concluding Act In
Mayoralty Arena
CIIIPAGD. M a r . ' i n
tA P l
The m a s te r stiowman of Clihugu
polith-*,
Mayor
VMIIinm Male
1 hinnpson, i* singing hi* lari act
in the m ayoralty areiin hut the
comic touch la mlaring.
Instrad, II Is u serious Mayor
Thompson l.atiling lor IP* fourth
t r i m a n atn sl Anton J. C enuak,
Ih'hri.ilan hunt lt-a-lrr of Cook
c-iiiit) ih-iiuaiary.
,
F o r “ lllg Hill" win or lose
t h - elilliiln Will full a f te r the
Apr. 7 i It-c I Ioii . T h - th l he -liel.iihhrao tup) in
hi. • uon.ium-ed
this fum pulgu
udmiltially
hi*
hnt-lest I* Id. last.
T h - din ulul l-allyhia. ly p h a l ol
all Chicago latiqiaigii:. bus swellnl
ill volume.
Already, close tu u llmussn-l
h-mia. uf radio addiv«-c*. hainmay
l.noMlraat* a n d dramaluathoir
hair Hedn Ju lle ls i* «l Into Ihn
illy'g hiiiuM. The "Cerniak Tlo o lailurs" soil Thompeon'g
poller
quarjrl serenade th* ill* nightly

Big Bonuses Paid
S t e e d Executives
Upheld By Schwab
N E W A R K . N. J.. Mar. 90. —
(A P I- The profit sharing
plan
fulhricd hy Charlea M. .Schwab,
the steel master, under which th*
llcthlrhrin Steel Cor|Mirath&gt;n hat
dlsti ihutrd Inlgu hOMist* to a
llmlled nuniiiri of rxeculivt-t la
defended in tho toiiquiny'a answer
|&lt;&gt; a null of the tulnorily stock
holders.
Keptying to the auil filed hy
Wnhlton M. Wuid and other stock­
holders who seek to hav* all or
purl I lf the boons payments trtin lied to the lotporation, thr lat­
ter replies ihat the bonuses me
not Iccuvrrshle, and ralaliatrd hy
quetliniilng lbs right o( th* plainstill* lo "bring or uialstmu tha

Tho hill was filed in Chancery
fu u it. Ib'lhlrhriii, a-iuaf taigest
unit III li|a. ateil Industry, rieniea
thal i oiti h u m ore of bonus payments
"on su&gt; h scale and basis to a limit­
ed and fqvt.rod circle*, ha* Iwrom e ami aasela, and In construetlun of law, * fraud upon the
DIM M0INER. Iowa. l|a r. 90 — slock."
Urlhlchrm &lt;barged In II* ans­
(A F )—Famednubt waaiast yrsterday hy lavra official* mr th r ad wer that the petitioning stnrkbaldinlralow ef LAlfoy Itnhluaou, alias rr* repreaenl only l-HNIth* ul one
Iliorga Meyers, at Detmlt that ho per rent of Ih - lutal capital stuck
rnmmltted tka Vlllieca a* murders outatandiug, were not acting “rSsnrstly.and In good fgltli lu rvdrr*a
In IUI0.- J. K. Iliad* chirf uf th - stele I heir allegnl grieeance* In ll*
l.iirrau of Al •tig*linn, pointed corperated body" and therefore
as Rollnson said an* "not entitled la bring or main­
rail that wh*
.
.
.
hr r e tr i e d SV i th - ux. ll waa In tain this suit."
The plaintiffs singled nut for
n-allty left 4 th . arena and la
i.oe- In the | igaairoi of officer* spec a I attack the | | .029,713 bonus
paid prwaldewt Kugen* (1, Grace,
here.
y

AdmiHHion Of Murder
Doubted By Offirialn

Koblnsea'g
gated by fag

In IIW Melhlehfwi'a record post*
war year. The rurperaUnn admlle
th at Ike bonus waa tbo equivalent
bf a flva per rent return af art irn

tvaa allowed b in t b u t n ig h t
n h o rtly a fte r h e waa a rru a teri in uti Into xica te d co n d llio n an the d r iv e r o f a n a u t o 'a
m obile w h ic h nlde-ntvlped a n d .
craahed ita w a y in to t h r a s ..
autom obile*. w re c k in g th e m
and
caunlng
in ju rle a
to ,
alx penionn.
L . W . B a k e r. •
o r W in te r P a rk , th in m o rn in g 1%
pleaded guilty to e rharge of U ti»lug an a'llnmnhlle while under the M
Influence of Intnxlcatlng liquor*;.-''
an.) offered to pay all Uamagoa U V
the wrecked car*.
,'AJI
The atcldml occurred at abouj.A
a:l*l n'rlorh Inn night, on . thi*'.T
Sanford- (It la min highway Juat a k
feu fret north of the mad which .
lead* to the Lcngwood
Kennel . •

C h l\
Mr. linker vfn* driving toward /•
Saufntd In a Itulfk »rdan. He wan
the lone occupant ut the ear. Foyr
autnmchllr* weru In eloa# •order J
an.| w n v being O rlirn toward Or*
land». Jp*t aa he mumled a a ligh t. &lt;
cuter near the Kennel flu b road.
wilneaaan nald thut the llulrk ml*1 ■ ’
ard the flint ru r by Inches, »lde- .
i t I M a Naah ruupe amt forced ’
it off I hr ruail, ahle-awlprd a Ford g
rahrlulrt which
juat tiack of I
tlm N*»b, end then atrnrk a Ford 9
rcadrirr, which » ■ following the f l
tun ram. The llillck finally a to p -H
perl in a Iwdly wrecked condition.®
__ ; a few fret away from t h a n
Ford mail.ter.
A Mr. Doty, of JackannviUe, w M ®
had lawn tialltua the llu lrk . fdf ?9
several ■mile., stopped only U g M l
enough to note that na one WMaB
• w r^a U Jw Ju ia d. Jfjt**w haJeaSIflU
ltd netHleJ*
l
J . f . IrCIrlland,
■ ■ Q Bwho
p Hinirsllgatw
I
thr wierk.
When Sthetlff McClelland atrlts
erl in the settle, » tether* were be- Ing us-d to clear away tha wteck* /.
agr, and traffic was blocked for 7
several yntil* In both dliectlone. tl
The drlrer of (lie Nash Coupe. A . “
E. Ctawford, of Tampa, reported
that hi* ear ea* practically dental- '
l*hed, and that hs and hi, wife, ,
who had suffered a broken neck *
some ironth* ago, were unhurt, j
although they Weir bruised and In ,*
a nerruu* rundltlun.
John Callahan, of 'Chats and 1 ;
Co., Sanford, In the Ford cabriolet r
hul gun- on to (Irlamln. although J
thr left frnilrta and running laiaid - of hi* rar a rm torn away.
Mias Elisabeth llsnn, Oilstid-h ’
who wa* riding In the FNitd road- .2
•ter driven hy II.- F. Calhoun, 900 'JHanford Ave., was the moat aev- &gt;
erely huit. anJ for some rime at*
ter having regained ronsrlouaneea,
was in a hysterical condition. Her
knev* were badly rut and aha
a Imxe bruise on her forehand. J!
Hbr was ruahed to tha
Florida
j
Sanitarium In Winter Park, » w l ; j |
later irmnvn-d to hrr home, t t W f n
six- wus i r|Kirlr.1 resting romfePt^H
ably today, although It la believed
ghs ha* l-rohtn boid-a In her kneee.
M i. Callu-un sail thl* morning -1'
th’st when he saw the llakrr ear j
strike the uU»*r two ear*, he appiled his brakes with such fore- jj
that he stopped Instantly. The j
Ilui. k struck him a mutuant af• .
terwalda, and furred tho Fuid off J
thr u sd . jamming It l-sdly w tcik- ■‘r t
oil Into heavy *and. “Juat as I put
on the l-rakr-." Mr. Calboon *aid,' A
“ I itulrkly pushed Ml** l»anii bach; flj
pf uir and attempted to ptotaiei.dl
hrr ficm flying «••«_- T or It
J
prated as though V e ware going J
to be hll l-ruadsiile ami (H u lililf J j
turned ever H r r h-a-l »ttoek t m a
door with riMMigli fo n t to t v n d l H
hrr umonachius for acvrral 'm lg s fl;
utr«. W r did net turn over, ka tgrjft
evar." Mr. Calhoun was b ru i# »g fl
ghoul tlm l-ody
•'&amp;
Mi litte r, who wa* unharmad^fl
U aahl In have l(ir.l Ui a u l d t l j H
Injuuri, l-ul l^rau*., of hie ouCgjWj^B
lion, hr was brought to S a n f e r « ^ [
l-v Sheriff McClelland.
K H il k t ■*'
from Winter I'ark anivad .hortl/ j
aftor, and furnished hail for
appearance today.
K-tlniatrs a* to tlm pnailkMU J
d-mwgr to the autnmabilee, m a d g f l
by garagt- man today, indicate tbgls I
the llulrk H-paits will ameuit t d L H
at lirat IdQD, since tka . D m
wlu-ilt, steering peer, pod f l g n w l
at« 'odly bent: Ute Naah rp fg la b fl
will l-e r-iually a* much, the anim al
f u n i wbael*. fvnderq and a d h M
haring be*n haul okpoowt'dhapAmlB

�ttr rtM ai. U m * at, ra*i.
r rlarUa- HI. CAllforpla'.IV-Jal
l*»l -v
.
. ..
U iM i l l i a t alt n *m 1«4 f i £ l
t t i l a t - M M a sort. fa* . frbhi
M ...a af. INI.
. fc.
' ; t.afurd III. 0»V*4#,i Ta*al;il

n tc s tT o S c c k
■do’. T ro p h y
BlUuiuRa. Mur. tt r —

itttjr *t ii/tM rttM
l«bt trim tailing rraft
inklpal plet of ' Utla
for Havana lo tb*
wal of tha InUf-ha*
Iprabutg-lUvnaa yacht
Jrvdvby th* local jrarhl
r * t o r foUowlittf tha wool
f Florida. through tb#
'straits. and thon across
rta waters of lb* Gull
ta O * * o ta o U la l Cobaa

eh
la in# rossw]
.* ta . I .H U (Ml IJ
Hi rrala washed. In
Wlgh.r: Ib4Ht5 S T I /' w
ir.fiT. n i l . m u i I
uaalllf all alaaa i N
lip I104
« i w tOHKl U &lt;«
I t ta rt arrtv#*: n r a «
III T rara aa iracU. I
trait. iltraaaU j a r t ari
Shoal slr*4y. rMHUI
•watts. la
9.M. «
U
1 *«.***, t . l t o t ».H
i l i . l H , aomHar I.tt

DIES IN ENGLAND

mm

praud

Babylon

Also Spring Shipment' of

SCREEN DOORS
New Low Prices

RoUV

"Hoc-rod and P ro faar lav a," a nd

*’Ilur*d Ally*" bra oaampWa* of
Ihla departure. . ,

-Arnold PaaaOlH^o t i n ** of play*,

m».Dm?.:errexs«JfSlC
th* Publl* Waal*.? “Th* JlanaV-

Hon to Coho, cava final In­
ane- t* tb* anlleii. Tb*
ia t worn cl* a rad from TURK
I tarda t morning, and waa*
aar* this d ty , no atopd art
d until thay arrlr* uniat
in* af Old Mono Caatl* iq
a barber.
*
aolrlaa In th* lnt*rnatlop*r
race era divided tat% two
i A and B, tb* farmar con
t of boat* over 60 feet In
and tb* latter af cra ft un­
ha dimena Ion.
orlnaar of th* claM A di­
will receive tha ganaral
I Macbando trophy, donated
U ..L .1 . .1
raaldtal Machado
of t\.I..'
tiuha)
tha claaa B winner will be
tha mammoth allv*r trophy
^b^O evem er Doyle C. Carl-

IT

Amo ouum ?

I K * M i 01T S A m Y M + t

C&amp;NSkQUrNt GAMtSl'
W IU IB --OM IMT1HJMO
TH6 UATlOUAL
V W l &amp; 'K g y ,
h u h w«
l
■ k stuck our
n k
O M C t/

la lOUMIO*
|i*l*M04A* HI*
Wmflf&gt;KMW*UT

wmuua-ianoH*

atari amMM* anaout

4a«lb* will go lo tha runner-op
fb dlvlalon. The Bacardi tap
&gt;• given tha aklppar of th*
B aft to croaa the Pnlah lint
iNaa harbor.
alo entry waa tha 8clmlUr
f Daytona Beach, which waa
11jr completed. It waa da
MIAMI, Mar. ML—(A D — Dill
l by I.JO, Jlapna, natlonill)
t daelguar and wrilar. Clark end, noddy lleimerh, Wil­
r ill la a ltd-foot yawl bert Robinson's loft handed main­
stays, combined yariatdey to limit
Toledo to four hits and pitch ' tha
Brooklyn Robins to an ■ to 0 vic­
tory .In th# a*cond contest of ,*
four-game series with tha AhietlB r o o k h a r t ; l s can
aasocliiUbn team.
fielding turned the IUbM in n s D rin k s na'Loose
eight.hlta Into rune. Baba Her­
vNAMA CITY. Mar. U ,— man clouted hla t i n t home tun of
L-Bow mg to .pro tails by Ben- th* training’ season in the ntnlb
tBiglUi W. Brook ha it of lews with-two aboard.
Score:
R. II. E
f*rmar ftapresantatlva E. E
000 200 105—8 8 , 1
son of Illinois, th* mala) Brooklyn
000 000 000—0 4 4
lb council daeftod a t'th a laal Toledo
Clark, llalmach and I'lcinlch)
it* to mak* Its dinner last
t la hanor of Uinlson "dry." Babb, Cameron, Flsslar, Murlrau
lb per)*** of tko avant wa* to and Davormar.
HU* Denison for hi* effort*
JACKSONVILLE, Mar. 18. —
Main * canal employaa1 rtMat MU, and 8an*W Uroak- (A PI—The Phillies opened thoir
had boan Invited t« attend,
do net go to banquets whan I
r. they will ba wet," Senator
khart said, "and I do not May
1 1 find they nr# wot."
mtson also advised th* cam.
N h* could not attend If liquor
■served. Th* *Uwa of bdtb
i widely proclaimed ' In lorn)
*
*

ability, proof of which U writUo
In th* IS bo* acora* of a*hlbtl«a
game*.
.
Thar* have b*an a number or
defrata but they all help Manager
Killefrr In galling a better I’M on
hla malarial and what Iba weak
trrday by defeating an Independ­ spots »r*. II* b*H*v*a, howarar.
ent Jacksonville te*m known *» hla club la more powerful than
.
King Edward, 9 to 0. Behwslar laat year.
and Philips held tha locals to four
TlIRRB HURT IN WRECK
hits. Tha PhlHJai mad* only a*vatt
COLUMBUS, Ca.,‘ Mar. Mt —
hits thams*lvei, but b*aa* on ball*
and ertora.figured In apvcral of, (A F)—Mrs. Kl. Elmo M auM tll*
thalr runs. Buss ArtlatU new *ut- and Mrs. Julian OtavO-wr Atlanta,
Mid Ely CulbarfOM. nvt.d.lMdg*
first kwH run of th# year.
o p a r t, war* Injured yesterday aa
Score:
K. H. K.
PHIadrlphla 100 430 010—0 7 0 tho'r automoblW oreiturnal and
King Bdw. 000 000 0 0 0 -0 4 3 pinned them In a dllch M ar OmanHchesalar, Phillip* altd McCurdy; villa.
Porter, Justus, Adam* and I’olnCIIKBBB BAR FOR PARIS
dealer.
PARIH, Mar. » . - ( A r ) A
* *
.
cheese bar Ju»t opened ntrtho BL
WEST PALM BEACH, Mar. 18. lAsalro station offer* Ita p-Crana
—(A P)—Whan the Brown* break choice of 118 varieties ot this*a
ramp Sunday after completing a together with various brands of
flv* week*’ training grind, n* th* win* most appropriate , for
player can **y h* has Oot4 b#*n consumption with each kind of
given ample thanre to *b*w hla eh****.

AT THE CAMPS

9

er For Denison

mala I Undos council had
| agtagalr* plana for a "wal”
a l ' .1
at lb
th*. Bit______
Miramar dub and

fsanded b&lt;* repatat'nn u lth 'W ld
Wive*' Talaa." U H r c*m#.*&lt;3ay'
hangar." "Hilda l^adwa^a" ’’ 8»4
"Th# Boll CalL" Tb*M w f ^ ’ aU
realistic navtla a f tha roHrihanfoik
af th* English mldlaate. whar* ha
waa bonu-Thay af* raiaed for. the

T o n ig h t

P R IN C E S

ACTION Uut thrill*
DRAMA that g rin .
ROMANCE that faot

IR W y n w d '

. • TVai a

f
r

C^srtDyANC&amp;D
Oh-FfugtRAyoN.
. (A *,

i a r t ,■ . &lt;

in 10 years!
HMILK Day . . . GIGGLE Day . .
CHUCKLE Day .. . LAUGH Day .
HOAR DAY . . . THRILL Day . .'
Tfiat'a Ih* day yau ■** thla play
*• '

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r? 1 ’A

ToNight

m

Rt bad b*«n anticipated by
adMayo* for days. Charlaa
ibaiaaasn of tb* eommltUa,
oatly ptrplaaad at first. 1

mooo," "Tb* Title," and bMB*l-ONPON, Mar. M ^ -tA P ) atom*," abow him aa a apotlalUt
g arth Arnold Bennett, ona nf.tbo In modern eom«dy.
l*acrag flgaraa In lb* wntld • of
Of laU yaart Bannalt tmhroUad
literature, died of ty p h o id 'ftear ■h'matlf la Jlurary conflict by
*1 Ibo a c t af *3.
•’
' criticising Eofland*. Y o u n g e r
Between ItM and 19iS Dmnetl writer*, aaylw Ibay w»ra toojaay
produced torn* SO oovtU and rnort I* produce worUrfkfl* work. Tb*y
than a dotan play*. AU hit work* retorud that B«aa*U want t*
ahow tnctlculoua detail. Rennet! tb* other axtraai* and wraU loo
waa known to davot# an' a n il* much, and ibal hl» lataal waika
page to Urn deter'plica of thdfUt-h did not approach bla aartlar book*
of a clock.
7rb ft* In carenanc*.
Commenting oa what ba eonald.
Tha man who wrote tha-elorlm
of th# F ir. Tawaa alerted hit *r*d the anormlUet of atylo com*
literary work aa an aealetant edi­ milted by pr**#nt-day wriUra,
_ _ „ eHad
_
l aaca l«
In •a
B rnn.lt
• jaw
tonlanc#
tor of "Woman." For aeaan’ ypary _
novel.
ba waa aaalatanl td'tor. th«* tdj- mu’h dlaruaaad popular
IdC of the mafaaloa.
.
- n J iT b * ,f in a lly M o d ’ ’bla
Arnold Benactt l**r»r i(it.'lll«- ^rya*
aw ayand IU*d th*in opoa
lined by hie partnta t* W an tb* placa of rahpla hla baad/*;»
__H 11.
aulher.
Ha waa trained ffa*. r flat.
th*
Bennett romplaftiad that Iba
leaf. Uo waa bora at Ilaalay &gt;In
HUffofdih'r*. In tb*
pottcrlm anther fbUbdiW
aye aoekata.
. . . .
dlatrlet. May 17, 1*4*7, and c h rit- amply
In !»*• Bawmtt declared that
*a*d "Knobh Arnold Baniiett" Ha Die tw# boat booka of fl«M*j» bd
waa educated at the N rw -reallo toad during Iba roar W*f*-- W
gAtaal and placed In a lawyer'*
Amart can wrilmbr-ThaoJ0™ P"**
office. Thar* ha remalnod until b» aerie "Aa Ata#ri*a« Tragedy." and
waa M. Du ruing the time h* aaaa
•oppoaed 1* b* poring over eaaaa,
aylUhoart and'trnnm enUria*,;b*
was trying hla band *t cfijlpCfHg:
ariklan. Whan tha opportunity U
Join iba stair of . "Woman" ram*
b* eagerly took advantage of I t
In 1900 neiimt-. withdrew- from
th* *d'torla1 offlc* and waft, t»
tha. rooatry to . dovela ; MynaMf

with

IIARSY LANGDON
HUM SUMMERVILLE
BESSIE LOVE
NONAUG

MJGHSl

Porc*UlB-oBiitbkll(A8 ffwably p rla u aood over
w||ito'aa dba&gt;(r«add Mwwiggl.'a fro^t of ymurFright
mosaockJa slop* sod f*t mort eery lag. will rear «aln

ft

�i&gt;Mm i

of i» tla t both oT thefet'tM M
feraplui winJ i f f tim loy nuriM
■ jL jL .li
haa kfeg afewo-bafer;
peculiarly
soptopriatg a t tal
- - a ' t.1,
i of Oeoeral Les ahouli find

■
gDTOacr:5*mrn-ll*
SMT.as &lt;mh
w -or*

nfcwfUMI

hesitancy at Gettyabur*
u wall aa that of the Sooth, a tv

Jtsisr«£.s££?£
IryjT A* ‘ 1

BflMkiV&gt;'J.&lt;

w n graduated from Wert Point

of • iMt-Uadtaf bod/ wJtli

ad­

rt m o lte d in a promotion; w hite-L ongstrset visory p t w n haljr.
'■” *!' ,* ~
wounded. A t th e o m r « |k of (he Civil War.
a The- boinfer in tha p u t U

a brigadier general In Longatreotn division,
a name for Itself in the flrat battle of Bull
Days’ Battle, Fredericksburg, Gettysburg.
,, U» battlea of tha. Wilderness, where Lonr

proper W iin a w t o* property he*
b u n lb* »UU ad volor.pt Up.
erUch m ulled in rempeUtfea be.
twee* th# eountioa u U Vhlrh
could have (Ho lo«Mt wiomuodU
in onfer to pay U»o ■nullut pro.

jmmandiof the .^iepMtamwt'of
of a dlvlalon In the Anhy of
ere Virginia.
Lieutenant Genera!,
O ff contain* few 1

Lhsa ft brftu
few but b /

ippreciste .«•» o» purchase kii
ico to, l*ie! t'O’u.'.lc*. i file* and ■

examples of
much .ef.ttw

podtiatt

Uto, A.l
T anam uaaa their
r t« be depetndod
- er a epare rlh—f*.

m, Johnaton,

Tribune, l a eiibei

tbu* lb
* ' fi # ix o u d t ui

C. th e plan whereby a eut)»Illa­
•Ituatlea. Wo all agree th at tax
relief te real eetate la tbe thing tion, I nmrndmrnl would -bo pro*
meet drelred, and there are man/
diftrrent mathoda of apptuaeh to
Uia pel mar/ ohjoetlv*. H ah/ bo-

&gt;L*&lt;w
bw the pre*eed»,U».af#fet getU M
•uMlvUlon to caring for bonded
irulcbtednc*.,

. I

(a) ft do** not appear to

;

A*, la th * tlrat prepewd, teeth*

(V)*H week! *«*la

For many c
hae Implied' at
one’s natural capacity. But tha aimlle la aft ' ^ J ^ \ we,Vcarn

ttsji
ss&amp;Bg&amp;toe u a f f i j a
f e t .11. Ih. ..If A ojgl
X S S ^ S J S r * .* . #
resident* the Magi*

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r:*f+&amp;**.

In* T erm s. They eeukts’t eel and

feeding by hand, the owner installs a adf-feeder f rpfO
S h W h e h o g . and p in may e*t what they wan^whea
they want It, and in whatever quanlit/ they desire, they

m m b*
. u r t T c i l J . '. W l t o f l *

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NOT, A : CANDID A T I'

p M ltru l M m vlleed op.

WASHINGTON, Mar. M. —
(APJtrJamoo.ft. A*won, Jr, toiOn eiritement or open- fOAMtid ion of the Iota Loalslana
;-MmIring the gift*. bvMr* repreocntaltvv, announced ytit*rr r» m &lt; . m e , bo plajrvd, day ka would M l be a cuMSdate to
KfWII tallies and (wan/ auccood hbt father.
■' '
chicken,
• * wffri.

*H i m
An oaitar Woukfaat-ahowor far
(ho .prtng b.M* la a Jovolg mc«M
of entertaining.. Decorate wttk
Eartop bunhla*. Oafly, re’Wn*
rhkka aad daffodils. Write tko In.
vlUtloM on pate jrottew atetkcv
ary aad dueonta wttk h«J»cl-p«»»t-

•. TUESDAY

rd daftudlk.

The hoard of laaaaj
Woman** Club will mo
o'clock In the cl eh raw

o'clock

ai

Um

homo or

PLAN* ORATORS ON RTRKET
Mra K. B. MorUalvalaCOLUMBUS, Okie, Mar. 30.—
in motored to Molkoarn*
boro they apout tko day. &lt;AP&gt;—An all plane, rtohhod Into a

\

rvthlehllol otraet kora foaterday,
ta ariaf away the cotnor of a
hawatop. Tko pilot, Edward Rite,
jo.—(AP&gt;— t t , Cohmboj, wa« Injured aorioui-

Wray tko flfta for tko bndo
In follow ttoaaa payor and llo with
dukor fellow ribbon. Put lha lot.
m flfta Into a basket, tko «»•
oida cararad with pointed aeuDpp*
of graon payor aad Itiolda ‘llnod
with follow.

Tko Sarah Parker MetbeMrt
Orpkonaco Chib will moot a t S
Mr*.

Ooortw McCram an Waat Flrut
Street.
Woman'. Chb day will ke ohaonrod In tko club w o n at 1:00
o'clock wltk the U tam aro Departmoot In rkarra-aaod aria* uw-lto
esbjerk rh# riAnkWRa# *Rti*Ratf?

■■r ^ r m

waffle*

10, Nor.
Ilia took over n Wlebol\
; atara on Uto *outh alda
hold 1lei u roly pc****«hl hour* and ooraped
0 in eaok recclpto after
* alfkt watchmen and

ttryloco and

ABE YOU PLANNING
TO T A K E utpyA N T A G E .

Tko Mayfair Cirri* of tko

VlfgiaU

virgin

a

* u r« “

HoafiUt
'■ Eighth
Not What tW y Woto Whan I*Wm

Young" —Suaan U, Wight.
T. Poem, “White l|ftm ii"-4nno
Wllllgau Mark.II. «8. Vocal Solo, “An Old

1Hah

Lot* Song"—, Mm. IL R. Pippin.
. ii
. _
Hoffman
U to it.i
•poU .the :
i parent..

CHRISTIAN 8CTKNCB

•&lt;, 'U IU R C H H

. "Reality" waa the aubjoct of
th* Leaatfn-Sermon In nil Churchan of OhHat, Scientist, on Sunday,
March AS. .

« • Guidon Tout waa front
laalnb 01:11, “A* th* earth bring•th forth, her bud, and a* the gardun ratwelh the thing, that aro
•Own la f t to oprlng forth ( ao th*
Lord God will Cauae rtghloousnoao
tad prulk* to aprlng forth before
all the nation*."
Bodfam dnd’aUldran,
■ M b M * bar* boon
u 0 . W/ sponsor at
on Knot Twentieth

UN. J. y**terday. .
W a S T uf
Dutralt.
railed boro racentDtacas of hla father,
Walsh. Wont Tenth

om

Imww yooUrday.

eluded th* following paatagri
from tho Chriatlan Science toutbook, “Beloncy and Htallb with
Key to the Scripture*," by Mary
Baker Eddy: "Tk* Scilpturea Im­
ply th»t God I* All-in-all. Front
thla It folkrwa that noth lag po*a&lt;«.
»c* ruallty nor eat*I*net- en-ept
the do &lt;lne Mind aad |U i Idea*.
Ho la dlela* PrlnripU, "Lova. th*
untrcraul tan**, thy only creal.tr,
aad that* l( n» oUper aoir-oiMowe*. I|a la all-IttrluiWe, and l«
reflected br all that Is teal and
eternal and by Miking oDo" (p.

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Inutiravp

•

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209 B u i P in t

you

FRIDAY.

Monthly Iwilnoan nteoliri* of the
Ame(can Lc« jolt Ancillary will U
held at d o’clock at the home of
Mr*. E. I t Stowe ,*« Cameron
Avenue.
* ..y.*'
In honor of the’ olden wadding
gftW JW T . «f ,M{. akd Me*- J. It.
MeCanlln. a aoclal mooting of tko
rcnfrwfatlon of the- P in t Proabytot Ian Church will bo held from
StOO o’clock to 10:09 o'clock at the

The Bread that's Rich in Butter-Fat from
pure wholesome milk the kind the little folks thrive on
cat*
. . .

Methodists* Revival
■ISntera SecondJKcek

•

•&gt;*;

u

The Revival a t the Plmt Mothodlat Church has otarted la upon
H* second week, Taro largo rongrogation* rreeled the paator In hit
f lcca yeilyrdayj particularly at
evening hour. At thla arrvico
auditorium and the H. H. rlaao
room, down alalra Wore about full
while acvcial had to go to the bal­
cony for scats.
TT*o eubjcct of Jh* sermon yes­
terday morning was "I.alah’a Vis­
ion" and a t the night aorvlro ho

M
"‘ 8:n nf Yoora."

KatahHakod 1MI

e safe w ay is to say

•i
J

profitable lw*lnc*a anyone ever
engaged In was th* Indulging In
sin of any kind for pleasure, prof­
it or gain In any way.
Service* nr* b o u t hrtd ovory
An Raster a*g knat will bo girl
morning at lOtOO.o’rlmk for on*
•o.Ut the W**t Sid# Primarjy Twer only and at night tko sang
School Park oa Thuraday aftee*’ aorrke undor the loodenhip of the
Noan a t liiO 'o’clock for the Pri­ ovangrltaUc linger, W. L.' Shall,
mary Department of the Baptist begin* at 7:90. Tonight tk* tuhJoct of th* oorman will b* "Th*
Plmt Stop." At tk* 10:00 o'clock
&gt;U TkyW, of Oriando, spent hoar In tbh w trnlng tko palter
will preach on TTkat peer tt lag

assap

A. I* Connelly &amp; Son*.

Vuff, Hr* B. A.' Ikmglaaa, Hr*.
O. Caldwell, Mm. B. I. Perk IM,
Mr*. Claude Herndon, Mra. John
Hayea, Mr*. W. T. U n i ley, Mr*.
S t Claim Whlta, Mm. E. D.
Mobley. Ml** Martha Fox and
Mia* Margaret XMhary. *

chapter. Whoa* birthday i
tkt* mouth. Tk* mooting
cloaod with the ringing
■TenUag Tonight on tko
Camp Ground" and "DUte".

church.

"VI**tWBS:SoTmlki abo •HP
M Cojltt, for the whs, returned to hla homo

‘ Central Cirri* of the Harden
Club will moot m Iky Pap north
Camp at Tuacawllla at II o'clock,
fo r ptonlr a m a t* meata and roaooratkn* In cam; tclrpkono Mr*.
P. 1C. Doll.
V
Th. South Sid. h T. A. will
kur* n met tin* at S:4A o'clock in
tk* aehool auditorium which will
b* preceded by a board moiling
M BrOO o'clock.
Seminole Chapter Number Two
Order or tk* Eastern Star wQI
moot at 7:30 o'clock a t tk* Maoeak Temple, laltiaUon will Uko
pwc*.
&gt; :* .
,
The Aiajon Cirri* of Ik* Garden
Cl«b wlU moot a t 10:00 o’clock
At the homo of Mr*. Henry Wight,
I (too Park Avonoo,
...
&gt;
The Roue Circle of the flank-it
Club win meet at 10:00 o'clock
with Mre. W. E. Wataan at her
ham# In Rom Court
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BOY BREAD is Die quality
loaf. It couldn't be so\»od if it
were not made of the finest ingre­
dients, perfectly balahccd. If we
made it to sell for leu, it wouldn't
have the delicious flavor, the
smooth, even tenure,
ure, the high
food-values that women know
they will find ii every’ OBOY
loaf. It’* a bette , different tasttatt­
ing loaf bccaut its prime ingredienti. are th ; finest money
can buy. (1) R|lich BUTTEREAT from pure tnilk—the kind
the little folks hrivc on. (2)
FLOUR that is ot’jutt flour* but
thc purest, whitest flour milled just
right from the pickm the best hard
wheat. (3) FRESH YEAST »

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f l p l i f e o f t b i ''

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contril

M M titik :

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bread to digest, and keeps it ovenfresh longer in y^ur bread box.
Every loaf of Obt^* Bread is made
with the health of the little folks in
mind. It’s balanced exactly right
for body-building strength. In­
stinctively the chfitfren like Oboy
better th^i; oth^r j breads — you
never havr'fo tease |them into eat­
ing this fipn-texlured, tasty loaf.'
When you^m ^r bread, the safe

way i« toisay *4OBOY”—not just
»
■ . ' tr
bread that’s skimpily made of
cheap ingredients. You’ll get thb
biggest value by saying VOhoy
Bread”— ready-sliced or regular
—full weight and size.-.Yodr
grocer has it and reeommend* it,
because he knows QboV Bread it
. :• .« *. * rr- fMP*V'. ’*T
'' * ■ • • preferred by his most particUbw
cuiiomen. Put Oboy d o w n _ 4

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i r j &amp; . - n ' r r r n ,. -.**

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■ i. I* infti arm
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tho.Ando* aeaf d u ppU do

awath in C a llfd ri^
IV W lltI M U U H ,
V
SWIYtACfr JOlMCtiy ,
ACTUAL C pM V trm O d,^

the trick which gave him
Mi bualneaaman golfing
Ik0?

't m g ' Beach, Cdllf.,

aver-doting th e '! ! hole* wa*
Jon**-Dlfg*t combination In
t, although they were

( mb wfAt Tom* hbraiem)
could itand lb* pore, ft*
mm* la. IS, one fnder par,
Bobby, hitting* trouble on
•very tarn, took o ST.
d m *hot a IS and Dlagel brok* In tho.oppoalte direction,
wing to Jh* final hola on* forcing him to halve tii# hoi*.
i Jonoa caught a trap with Although Dutra and Von Elm
MwrHe- called Megel-into had fair tiled putt* left, f
Itatlon, aakmx him the diet- four, Jonoa conceded them a vl

12 lurk® TaJt e it To

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(Continued Irom pare I t
photograhera and wi* drlrpn hur­
riedly from.the arena. ■ • i
' Both of Ui* automobile* In
which the party left were power­
PAI.ATKA-Lj. I . Walt* mill, ful machine*, and the early de­
M il raught the apron of manufacturer* of - roaln barrel*, parture Indicated tho officer* hepon and rolled into a trap, will reopen fur opeiallona, Increaa*
left. Bull'll* wa* on In I, lag local i payroll approxlmajijy.
aTTypa, mlneed by bullet-proof

and what, dub to up*. Ten

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-.lii* • 11M ' '
W P in if n flr WTtU H i t OWW
ta*a t o ) Ml wlfoV Intact. Tip
&lt;tary of IhW memorable adveotw o It told In hi* book, "Oririfo*
In Green Mona Ion* “ to _ b* Pobilahad. k f to* Gantary Company.
Hla reap* of PcUvitie* baa
(Ivon him
background from
*•tilth )w ohaefv** tho life of
Nrw York with a frooh eye- Hit
iflw* Inatlnct that-mad# him on#
t f tho ttarn among Now York
reporter* Waa boro of an over•hrlm lng Ourioall, about thing*
and people. Aa a rr porter,
Ihrough k trewendoiw crqualnttaro with all aorta of people, ha
woo alwaya on tho In*Ido of tho
new*. It la thla InaMe lino that
ha turn* out in jilt dally column.
Bright,’alert, amuaing, 8am Lot*
U a rolumhiat to road for tho Joy
of reading, for contact with a
lively and fascinating peraonallty.

i f t r n jj M ,

"That'* good,", ho aaid, hlckll

teen Central American, South
American and Went Indian coontrie* In IMS, covering new*, not
travel, atari**. He reported the
Snyder-Gray murder rare and the
teat Haitian "robvllion." While in
Haiti; he a*Wired Liberal native
leader* &gt;a’*'Vf“|irofedure in ap­
pealing to yjyakient Hoover to
■gpojpt thi&gt; rommlarlon, which
ha* pin** reported and arranged
CTO aunlcaUo withdrawal of the
Marina*.
la 10JO, He lrarer*ad the Guay*
na river In Ecuador In a twenty•even font motor rrulavr with hi*

IfeAdoo, married and tha father
of two children, Waa taken tata
cuatody Saturday night with John
W. Montgomery, a loleaman, aa
Uta climax to an argument they
oere alleged *o hay# had yitb »
datlor of ’»
taxicab driver of a ftJW faro.
Both men wore booked at the the country
county Jail pad later fejemaod on
bond* of fISO each. They rfvflt *p.
pear la Jotllre court In Beverly
Hill* today.
"J didn't harp any moovy with
me and 1 wanted the driver to
raah my check,? IfeAdoo a*Id.
"Someone called tho police and
they arrested mo. 1 had met Moat*
gomery only pa hour before.
"I don’t know who he U| wo
S e re d a , n lfb t

window*.
Ilutke'* 2o ycar-o]4 h rld a tsf*
year vlaltcd him at the jail Satur­
day. She preferred no knowledge
aX M* pllrgrd crlmLw) t f n t n W)
aald ah* believed him to be a real
eetat* map. ,
Officer* aaaert Burke, who alao
If nought In cbnneetloa with numcroua ro'oberica, and at lea* l
doten killing*, changed hla nai
and'hid away In p' peaceful If
aouti farm community near Mn
ehottiy oftav Patrolman . Hh«

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convenience*. This unuxjial
offer make* it easy to owij 4

GAS gtopage w ater h e itp r
anil a modern insulated G A S
rinse.
oarmcots
w - 1 Dividing (be
T .lo
' SfW*f
ovtr A Jop^ period britigs the
coet d o w n to a few cents j

1.H Month* to Ray
‘IO A llo w s

’i ijr. But yon qiupt a a quick-

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�Kvangallne A dafttj 7t4S, Tony
Osbfecfa; 8, I’ryprk band; R, Topk a In briaf; 8:16, Barbershop winee ta ; 8i30, Optra a u r a ; 0, ]«•■
Reit man urefcealra; VJ0, Muik- of
i*aria; 10, Guy l^mbatdo'* orrhr*.
tra; 10:30, Grand apara miniature;
behind the name 7; 10:30, Tbn Wlxard; if, Haywood
7:16, World today; Itreun; 11)18, Morton Downey orl m ; 7(44, Snoop sheatrs.
Hnwla bwrineiiT; ' 394JI—WJZ. New Yarb—7*0
(NBC ChAIn)
ortheatra; 8:30,
Family party; 10.
•:4S, Topic* in brief; 7, Amo» *n'
tt|.1 10:30,
0 sJ8 ,‘ Rhythm Amly; 7:16, The JrtU ra ; 7 JO, rbil
At* Richard aon't Cook; 7:45, Theater program;
Buaae'a orebel- 8:30, Tbo Kaprera; 0, Orthealia
i ore he* tra.
program; U;30, lira) folks; 10,
Ror heater Civic err hr* tra: 10:30,

Thought

Jcrvillr preact!tad. by Met
r»Wd pedgram; 8. Ba'wdprogftm: Hannah; 8, A rthur T*»yor’*
!«:», Santo aa WJJE; 11, Sparta Itani — C M Cbaihr 8:15.
Laundry'.'Soap and Rod*!
program.
.■ ,
Three [lakers .— CBS; 0:3
U O -W L W -7 M
’
8:30, Orrhratra; «;U» Hama M Gatlin tlckcl O rgan'U ntil
WJZ; 7:16, MaUdi..; 7:38, VarWtvj 7:15. Bob Ntwhall; 8, VkiewAU; • JO, Sima aa WJZ; 10, FraL
lr; 10:30, S ana a . WJZ; 1], Vpr,
k ty (3 1-3 hoar*).
m j ^ - w j R —m
6:15, Jim Brown | 0:40, H imk ali Good quality Bond paper
7, Rama aa WJZ; 7:15, Tim 4e*l- your name and Addroad
era; 7:3(1, Orrlmalra; 3, Melody prilled In blue Ink an rath
Hen; 8:30, WJZ (3 1-3 h e u n ); II, and envelope. Abtolule aallaj
guaranteed or ytrnr money i
Variety (1 1-3 hour*).
ail.‘Write your name and a
(au.4—WHH—T(*
0:30, Sponsored .program*; 7:30, alii receive the largest quart
Same bi WJZ; 7:46, Talevi-dow In- of irood iptnlily alatknery t
•Uinta; 8, Sponsored pro gram I
8:D . Rama aa WJZ; 8:30, Singer*, sold |^ llm .p r h a t W M w rt
dairies; 8:46, Dairies; ?, Studlu T in s O. C. FERRELL 0
mnrerl; 0:30, Kama aa WEAK; }0, *'• *R.*PR M l- —- A llama,
Mama aa WJZ; 10:30, Feu taro*;
U , Yam* a* WJX-.

OLD TkSfMM n » [ l

OLD PAPKES FOR SALK—Fm
-i
— I'lielihm a t mtraa for
wrapping
and
paella*
parpoim
aflrruucn' ami night,
.rlmenl K Path Apia.
Apply Herald Office-

ANT A D R A T E S
M M

M b BwH

R i ll SA E: One htituliril hratl of
mu 1m , ill kind* and rlit-it, If
mile* aee u* liofun- buy*
drllier anywbric, Donalilaun add Jailrtle till) Myrilv
Ave., Jatk-umvillr, 11a. 1'hune

"I1AUY CHICKS U » price* IS
breedaraready • m u . Kerri •• for
rat atop.- iYliYAlbB -HATCHERY.

C ol! OnV l*wr —

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a n io lih

Ft lit SALE: White Mtwcovy Buck
*4g*. ft* ;tcr setting* Mrs
lleeren 03B* l&gt;lmetto Ave._____
'6
i» — W a n ted

* AB adrartlrtag la naUlctad
(• proper clamUkaUaw.--

Nolle. I, herehr a ir,a th .t is
Ji,)in&gt;un, t&gt;arrh*a*r o&lt; T*« —rUI
li" h o 1} a■*“
* t** a- *i h- « *i n» -i ^a * »t « r
7, Musical; 7:15, Orchestra; *J-ilt
W aa a r m la mad* Tim I n A. It
•••■ l a t h h a * fit- i * * i,i r w r .
• —TP* naolTtng M 7:30, Jce and Captain; 7:45, Ur- jI .I i( itci n liI n m » i . H l r , . Mint h a * moWi'
feed Bara Id will 6a m paaeibk WANTED TO BORROW fHUH’,
a thin* Into Ita rhr*tra; K, Same aa WEAK; 8:15, - a r t 'l l - n t l i - i i
1 ms rti-i-il im i . . . i n
far only bam facarm t Imwetiaw,
element*
r m n la t ir , w ith In n
K an) r - . i l i n .
Three « r Firo year*. On occuplH
Satiiu a , WJZ; H:30, Kpuiuured ■rttlM
.n it .iM .- r , tin - rtillt.M liiH
lb -,
Ura kdWtlacr far aabaeqaaat traldrnco property, tiffer
16—K itlart pigeon
c*anra v a t c.R^aac 11—Mokamiaartaa
program; l;45, Fdvoriica; U, Chela w tI tir M l - n m r t l i r rltliM tl-il lit ( t r i a l , Meettaam. The office should bo
latnue. Baa K. K. Ciro Herald.
lr m u n ltr . n i.r tilw . t u . w n :
t. nnumtAiiSiii* nviti
and Jug land; 'Ji30, Same aa WE­ n ola&gt;t
adHflod Imamdiatafy la cmaa a4
JT IWokMrlMMn.
raUfinnQQa.rJtifjnu I I — TCaUf
o p ie c e *
AK; III. Santo aa WJZ; 10:30, Mel- T im M ill lo m l t . r i n t 1. . . , r » r ,| a t I tli
WANTED i Paaarnger to \Va*h•n r jrjH m o u ra y r-jufj 13—Largo
i l a t r «»C I lia n . i M t a - r o f . w i t r i - i t j f l .
recently
odiila; 10:45, The Brother*.
Inglon, D. C. leaving Easter
r i D o n t i lEBunv-f.''
I-Mlt In IhM t u n , n r f n S n r . n n . T h a t ,
eitlnct
bird
TO ADYRimSBRS
Wtic tm &amp;liQ mFJtgftU tO—Mock*
441J—WHM—650
l l i l l i n t i n a u a M llt-llM ri'l n f V .m l ‘* r .
Sunday. I1ee Mr*. Bin Canlwrll,
tlflK
H
lo
M
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(
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iln
lr
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J
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lia
s
riMK-:.!5E3rJDf1PfJLdLf S3 — P o u c h
7, Orrheatra, new*; 7:30, Same I*f J u l y X l i . IS J* . h a * f iii .1 r a m
A B a r a id reprtweataUra phone 3t8 4
tiE Jta fiu tC iu ra rjra ftitd S3—Frequent
(poetic) aa WJZ; 7:45, O rehritraa; 8:15, i - r r l l l h u t r In m y i r t t l r r u i -4 tut*
tbaraagbly
familiar with raUa, 15— A p a rt ta e n ia F o r Rwnl
"VVt Cd-iCUSRCiFJLIUQ1S*—Haitian prom
a ll.ill rm
T o t | n « , l III
Ito H*nte an WKAK; 8:30, G irheetia; •l n* ar »il.'r InMOrtlr
rales arid rtaaalflrallM will
M i-rn tita n i-r M ilt, U n . Malit
37—-Inter ova
rceoida; 0:30, Same a* WKAK; r r r 1 III.-* I r f tltlil a n « I h r ( n ll i.lt I n n
flea yaw ramplcla Infatmailoa. FUR RENT: Thrmdirr ApariIS—llrililant groups 10, Same a* WJZ; 10:30, Muakul Ilrw r i t i r d I - I.-I- I I I ■ liU M lril I n ( t . m .
Aad if |o a aiab&gt; thry will **nienla. 3)7 Park, phono tVI5.
n ii'li- 1‘i-M iilt. K im 1,1a . I n . w l l .
of peraona
C Q id a m rj
movie*.
I jU( t l
II,
aiat yaa la wordiag yaar want
3 1 -ria ry
T h p ' r »M I a ii(| M l hue: ni*t«*itj»*it n l Iti*
181—WIT.A,
Clearwater—610
1ft— lln t» M F o r R e n t
ad la maka It mors aftecile*.
13—FourteenUt (attar
dMlm *if I h r IftiHM firit *(C htfi It I 'r H I f l .
6;I5, Variety; 0:45, Topic* in i-M
iwardl^ maaiU -flaeM U t Croak
lr IN I tin m t i.tr o f I'u h N itM n I ’n lr r f t
(plural)
LOVELY
COUNTRY heme In or­
w-Mld
c
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r
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f
l
n
s
l
r
tdijil'l
l&gt;«*
r
t’ili
Tiiu-il
rr*
h ref, (NBC); 7, Anna 'a' Andy
34—THaUnt
• • iittn i: I n I a n in * . I m t u il l | . , u 5
ange grove urerl-ioklng beauti­
15—*ncllaea
(NBC); 7(15, Melodic*; 7:30, I'hll •It'*
iron on I he I* ml .la&gt; nf, Ahttl
ful like. All mojern eonvewtenm,
I i*l I
0
m
Cook, (NBC); 7:45, Sludlu pro67—rg d i mpalcsl
W lljlF g K itiir h f f t i i il ► tffn .iiu rr n rn l
partly furniihrd, on itateil toad,
gtktn;
8,
Merle
Thorpr,
(N
lll'J;
cardinal u »
ten minute* drlvp from city,
6, Orange Uloaaont orcheitra; n*’i*JV* lh’ u&lt;b' u*y uI -tAtch Ji«
63—A mcrtlclna ,
I 8 E A I ,) '
Phone COi.-W. U Hcniey.
0:38,
William
Tell,
rdlier
of
the
illar, lllktod
» - A denial
(3—Metal-bearing
V K. In irill.AtUt.- ,
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16-DOWNair; 0145, Organ trcllal; 10, F a i­
t i e r k ( 'I r i'U lt I ’iiiirS HAVE YOUR WATCH tepalred
rock*
K r in llio t*1
1—Musical tiutro4 6. . .
- -_
__ k__ _ _ _ u lk a &gt;
64—To prohibit am
lure, (NBC); 10:30, Studio; II,
by one
who n ally know( banaMiaf
hual
ihorUatieaty
CELERY LANDS KOIl BALK.;
Haaaneo River Pour . Quartette;
Hrigga,
Jearler,
Mag. Ave.
• S -A prtlertual on
46—On* of tbo book* 11:30, Buck's Blue Boy*.
Ready for crlery rropt. Ter1 8 I-III A T I J I I M . R W t 'O I
of Icelandic liter*
116.8—WMBK, Tampa—1376
Ur. W. K. MacDOUGALL, CHI- feclly drained 5, 10, or more acre*
t i n p u i i a c a i M t i . i : r&lt;
K I-O N III* .
ROFIIACTOR, la now located at Nu cavil retpilied fnjm respon­
6, Theater new*, animunci-4T—Sa!e%4 picture
in i t 8 i
14—Ona H Zeus' Udj menla; 0:30, Tiio; 7, Dinner mu«- K S T A T ti O F C fc lA A V .
hit residence in Ploial Helghtt, sible buyer*, Frank L. Fctguaon,
D leads
SanfartL^^hojh 608-M. ____ Hotel Vatdra.
ic; 8, Ammn^Ra I.ado, violin: o.
^ ( • T l l *98
IIH N tC IN %T
, 44—Whirlpool
, MaeIt nf lh* m uter*; D:30^ Cigar
N U T I t ’l l
IM
| | K&gt;t K it V
FIVE ACRES, a teal lairgalii.
61—Plait Without Tea program;
liiMf I. IV. I I . T m i n l c l i r f r
lO .eatertalnen.
tral fins
tji»l(l46l n r Ilf I h r
H Irt iui M H
-Outside clip llniiti but cluao in.
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FOR KALE: 10-11 Chrysler ala Boa 117, City.
flair nf Afirll; mil. H I1* **’»
MONDAY, MARCH 38.
Milan—u*rd vrry llltlr—Itargain
Um » r m« k in iii f l|. i r n M r r «
8, Olftaga Oravft String bind: Mr| m ftjr Im- llrw rila1
1*3 II
Kent Muter Co. I'hona 17.______
•if• IfI«* Jftiiir* It Win r*'»i*
-ill*life o f H r if lllli.f r
!
,IM9 Chcvriilci Coupe In dandy
fl*r |ll«- **»&gt; * |»U*H» |* f ,l|I K o |
ili.fi an\l Hr vh*- »*bIkiuiFum
condition, i W 1030 model A
" aM»l»l, u l»y JTm i
n r t B n d t i f f u n lr m T riiw i
F oSlIcM pf In good condition.
Binging Annawnrar; 8, Sheriff «1if Ml 1If I **l I i-i I n f o f , l It f I 'Sri 1i«.| f*
and. Police Report; 8:06, Weather tl« 1^. farfflM , tlr^ ti(N * i| * *
Reel ft Son, Myrtle At*.
iMIttl Ifl|a ?lh (lny Of Mil
FotetaM; h;ua, Sign Off.
- tv. it. TiiiiM.eltlf*
- WJAX i Jarbaawvilla
Ain 1.1*41(lLall) 1at*f* (if I hi tlf|M«l*|i)
8, Stanley Motor Company (Iwo
It;.f&gt;u A TfilM r«i»B|.4t»f, «m
DHUa STORE— I’reA ilm liiU ti it|i» r n f l l»r
KHchrti); 0:30, M»yflow«r Hold
, maguxini-s, fountain
f 4*4' I In K . In -W lg, flrt'Caiw.'d,
Trio; 0:45, Literary lilg e.t’a Top­ M«kntill
r 4 \". mi IfIw,
PROM IT .
dvlivorlr*.
ic* In brief, l»y l-owcll Thuntaa,— .\ t iii( vi« | v f u r I.If III k ill |l*F(
NBC; 7, Amna V Andy-N IIC;
BUILDING BLOCKS- Irrigation
7i)6, Toaty Yaait Jealera—NBC;
box** an t general cemrnt work,
flM klPIII Cook — NBC; 7:45,
DtamaUc Skit; 8:16, Denioll: I'elo
kilt ml* Concrrtu Co, J. E. Tcr—NBC; 8:30, Genets! Mills* Prowillager, Prop. 3rd and Elm.
gram —NBC| (I, I’hllro Program—
E
(E. T.); 0:110,■ Getu-ral’ Motor*
Family IMity — NBC; 10, Slront*
bcig Cirisen — NBC; 10:30, Jack*
frail rhi Hiiifiin or in
investig atio nk -^co llections
trith the Ornrtor Orgi
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C O N FEC TIO N ER Y
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Dlanrr 56*
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Baa Poods.
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sen*' training camp anil
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SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATIKHAY, MARCH *S, 1M1

NEW MEMBER

RING PERSONS

FOR TUMOR-Si

____

Tho Lao Brother* muider * trial '
took a fantaat c turn yoaterday aa
a police officer, ttaHoaed near
the place U n fit
teatlfled that a t the Fore he waa
rhaalng tha auppoaed tlayar of
Ungle, he waa following a **v|.
lion."
'
Anthony Ruthy, former traffic
officer now attached to the atatea
aUatnay'a ofllia.'waM-ha had had
sto lo n * " (car tinea-ha-(offered a

Varnoc F renib governmwf afftd a l and grmndaon of tha fpmou.
no rail; t, arrived, h e r* to -earl*Ian Sly Hobart Wllklna* tiMare**
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* »tarot king'* Icy hood lay (Attic atorjr of many year* ago,
ly opoa moat of the central t °,000 Ifn g n a . Under to . gaa.”
V lim
atfdad y**teidoy,
^ag death, (offering and
g l |* I wide area,
rth Daheta re peri ad tha find
g— * | | *oa», af Manka­
to N * mat death when h'a
eoa ,wtec%ed l . a blladlng
■torn. npar BckeUon, N. D.
Mm ' aaarahara In Nebrajka
fatbd to find Bayd Edward., Arch GunmanHadHU
ho dbappearod la the dorm
N o s e Re-Modeled
Max, trying to gal home
i arhaol, and Boh F o u a U l a , 13.
To Avoid Detection
hnieod tha kUaaaid near Bed
ST. JOSEPH, M* Mar. t* (A P )—Seven Chicago officer*
yoaterday grUUd Freri.Burke,**-'
gmrd*d a . tha count ry'a moat danrjiom he rh taed .' hut when
. offered
.a « ...i ala_ produce
--- *---- 1him
*1iit
geroda criminal, only to laarn ha tha *ta4a
ronaldarrd Chicago a “n k i towri" y i .t r May aa a rourt wltoew, the
end had vialtod it frequently, but defen'd* ohjretod atrm*uo&lt;i»]y.:J o
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them dawn with a atream cf mathin* ran flit, aaaumed an aril-

would neTproWier hffi u
win*** hf.auaa It would not

PASADENA. CaL—Completion ,.f th , *«un.l million-'
at the California Inttltuta of Technology here, f«
e*a of thc fir at experiment. In hl.tory applying the hi
• rmyg produced l&gt;y such enormous potential* to t
„n human paltenU. Th* *ip*rim*nt« promb* frullf
,h« treatment of tumor* In the human body. Photo
hod of Irtatm ent n lth the iw W 'i larirest X-ray tub

Elinor Smith Swooni Victim Is RcportedAs
Durintr' HcrDescenf Out Of D anger But
As Suffering Pain

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St, Vileutlg*
day.1* Ruthy n R M . H*
ed an annauucad iaUotleu of fur- thgf
1
(Continued on page feuO
lher qua*Honing th* pifaonar y**terday and left fnr Kaaaan City t#
aid
Iletervi.w
B M * T I V W aBurke'*
* w * * r e ■ 20
w w yunr w
— wifq.
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8h* aald (ho had believed her.
haaband a real #«Ut# broker and

Details Of Joliet
Prison Rioting Are
TV' llllnou authoritle* Mr*. Told By Committee
Burk* rotter*led th* alary .h r'h ad

nrttflad w;ik
group- "W#
M Oevernqparated on

Famous F
American
History A
By AaaucUled P f M
hnachall world mkurned th#
two af lU aula landtag
k Baa Jokatoa, *7, former

hi* A ^ lJ r o S w a , a voroner** Jufy
dirided yrotrrday. |.leut. Com­
mander Emory Wlnahlp, U, 8 . N.
retired, fallowed the tlmr-wom
rode of honor of flak in g men and
killed h'm*elf rather than (are
dUgrare.
Ilia atoT)' of how he found III*
attractive yuung wife ’n the bed­
room of her chauffeui on Friday,
klar. IS. a llr r a party in whlrh
drinka were (reely itrve-l, watold by three wllne-*** &gt;*»trtd*y.
For a week he brooded allrntly
over Impending dkg.are. dining
which he wa* driven by -mad lm‘pul*** to lake two or more live*.”
Then he *hnt hlnmelf la»l Ralurday a* "the only way out."
Iloth tho widow ami her chauf­
feur. Ray Mctiunlglr, drnlid lml&gt;rop#r relation, lu liln l l«etwri"i
them, riplalnlng Mr*. Ihirothy
VVinahlp had gone to rail het
rhaulfetli' at 4 n'rlock In the
moin’ng and they were .lauding
in the doorway In hi* loom when

25,OOO FOOT FALL IN Al
AS PLANE STALLS AT INTERSECTION

Ruthy w»j.a*k*d by ika B*r*

m« tuber at tcId Karoo*. City polk*—th a t *k«
i Caanmlltoe. knew nothing a f the alleged crim­
inal ertlv’tla* af her hu.band,
whim aha ma'rriad aa Richard F.
Whita. Mh# announced her lalen• tCentlnoru u a Tig* F oul)

Elimination O f f t a k ­
er Is Calculated To I
Give Grower Bigger n
R eturn On HU C ron—•]

Affair* Of Wife lied
Officer T o Follow
ngMnn’s Code

Policeman States He
W as O n l y FoHowIngWIsion’W lienHe
Chased FleelngMan
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Dutatia of • n t u of IM * tatwnt
February morning when three-i-on viet- oltempUug e*eapo- from Jol­
iet piUvn w ti# killed 'wee*-reel ted
to a , aerial left*lathe eommltt*.’

yuatoranr.

Ntn# guard* who had a part In
the ebert-Hvad apuodr eppewred
la defend themaalvo* from tkarg-a
that Urey fjrad delllieroUly and
without warn lag.
Al StolUng, motorcycle officer
and maikaman a t the |iri»o% a.hi
he bad fired a t t« o of th* convict,
but net until they had been order­
ed to halt.
. “tb a'flriat euu*t«t kept on row ­
ing," he aald, / ‘a# I blaaeil away."
Tr.iin.ouy of the guard, ladkated

d H to i --«Mroria baepHal today
from dlabete* and complication*,
fana of the great American .hooting weto « M ln g .
wore *xpr«»alag roadoleoca
aver tho death tn Rackaater, Minn.
|*t* yreterday or Krtmot Barnet d,
area Id, nl of the American Iwngtae.
rib* we* a victim af a heart a t ­
: .
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Mat. gto—tA P)—Trie pwemWIh*
that Mlto F.llnor to a llh -h -l «»4f
tored thg w m a a n 'lf UUtgtl*- m-enl
yweierdky before ah*- W k m e ui»ri&gt;n*clo-ja ami fell about 0 , 0 #
feet In bar airplane wa, volf**
U u night by william Ward, pit*4dm t of the Nitlonal Aeronau'U^I
Hiu
AaaoelatUn, who examhirit
barrgraph of th r plane.
Lang l»land'» flapper llirr »ulrreded in landing th r *hlp with o i­
ly alight dqiaave and no Injotyl |*&gt;
ho roe If.
Ward will *end I k U rograah
to Waahlngtcn at once for ra|i »ration. Ilr »ahl th*. nllim e'er' &gt;f
the f hue a h h h *huwnl only f .­
000 feet Iany. h i VO alopprd figptioniug a t, th at height.
The • herograph m iM Itril, i*
inM, that MU, Hmlth'* :U) mini a
rllmh wa* made aliau*t In a
('m ig h t line and that »h* m &gt;y
haie hvkeu the rrn u d of M &lt;«
Uuth Nkhol* of
”31 feet.
M!*a Smith waa over New V* ik
City when the motor etallnl. ly
(Continued on Page 1

W. Preetan, Jr., tr«l»lr,l the forn u r naval offkar wa* not par­
t rularly worried over her altitude.
'•He ranridered her demandhlackmall.” Wln»hlp'» friend and
|.u*'ne*« aaaoelale »ald. “but ,ald
Mia. Thompaon wouUI do more fog
him when he wa* ihimii and out
than Mr*. Wln«V|».’’
The Jury found M n.hip "rnm*
u a evident, one of the word
|„ hi, diath through gun-hot
onth*. on-tilled at F.lm Ave
and Third .Street at a'-m t
(Cantlnued Ca Pag* *»

rohriderahlp |« ln becau** of nu
merou* out* and brut**-* about
lb* heal and body, received in
nn automobile accident late yr»u n la y afternoon, *he wa* report­
ed out of any *eriou» danger, l*y
attagke* of th0 Fernahi-Uiugh.
ton Mtnmrlal llo*|dtal th l. morn-

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‘In-CHy IUII
and the Hotel Ran Lul# w.thmit
retiko- rowwmurww*. A |K.lici-nuin
*lagt| rd out the fu*e of another
l onth whl.-h wa* Iwl w ed 'o have
beu I Intended for the Cuban Kleetri&lt; Ity tkimp*n&gt; llulldlng.
1 go young vomrn were tl'g'ntlf

WAHHINGTON. M „ .
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,_ T iS
—Murine corp* off rial* aahl &gt; ■*•
n|g|,t,
tVi4»y ’.that (ollow-t. of |! K,
p.'iwitmcnl of Inter'or olficmll
'Ahgu.Ua.. Ramlino, N h arag iau ha»* aunwinrrd that evtry treroa
Irourgvat rb'ef'aln, were to n g
cmk
- ,
I
though police Hicompan;
ta in
Mippllrd with fuwL and amiitt nl. of (n,p«-tor«. It v a. ca'd
thin from Ihe lln 'led Stale*.
th( purpose of, the ln»pre-*lon v»n
■Rear wed artlv’- ty-rinre l*.-n m- r |.J^f|y canlury. Many weaiwni
her .by th*. lnauiienU p m r B t n g i ,ft| mHrh w um un'ton-hae- been

An #»p*elally powd portrait
ituilv of Sam II. Thom son.
Pie*idem of the American farm
Bureau Federation, whnae ap­
pointment a* a member of the
Federal Farm Board wa* an­
nounced recently aF Wnvhlngton.

G.W.CarverTakenlnto
Country Where He
Is Given Thrashing
Blindfolded by a hand of un­
marked, out unidentified men who,
n thout warning, entered th*
living room of hi* Third Street
and Oak Avenue home »hortly a f­
ter HtlKI ii’rlork la*l n'ght, U.
Carver. II. local barber, waa forced
Into an automoollei takan' to a
point near 1‘aola. about five mile*
from Sanfmd; *oundly thraahedt
and left In the wood*, lie reached
h&lt;* home »hortly alter midnight,
walking the entire dUtanre.
Inter*liwed by a lleiald report•
(Continued on Pago 4)

Take Ride In Plane
At HighSpeedRate

N ext

b o th m o rn in g
aa", an d M

1 Killed And Foi
Hurt As Guns Ba
Inside Courthou

Walker’s Probe Of
City Affairs Brings
I ts First Results

with yaiterday’a ahoullug **4 '
untied tit the Mlddtaahoro JaU
tn prevent the po«slbUtty. \ #
I'araunt’ friend* aeaklng VV1H
grato# on thaw. l**r»un* claimed
L rra l Collett wa- on* a l ! - M |
n-aiked men who attempted I#
hold up and rob hie gaaotlu* flV*
tug -tattoo at lUackmont.
Th# .huetlng occurred la lb#
corridor Juit hefol* the examin­
ing trial wa* to have Iwcn r*Hd . Four »p*cUlor* war* woundad n» rom* SO *hoU were fired-

llubvrt-RfiJv,

Blue Suits Supplant
Arhwm
Tammany May Back White Upon
.—
■ ■
Smith For President U, B, 8. AUIEONA, Mar.

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NKWAItK, N. J , Mar. 2*. (AP) A bullet plait# wh.ai-d
through the air at nlmoat four
mile* a minutn &gt;((terday with
Colonel Charle* A IJadhergh at
the runt ml*, and Mr*. Lindbergh
mioy'ng the rid*.
Thr plane whch the rolnnel
I,in i out t* a new on* ahaped Ilk*
a projeellle ami carrying retrarti
alilr Umhng gear which ran .«
pullnl lulu the wing* after a hop,.|f. In many ■taper la It i* Ilk#
l.'mibvrgh'a low-w'nged mono-

Uetototoratod&gt;w**taw -Vaah.. t»l
V hw Tlii»nippin* toaaehe*
Winter Haven. Lakeland, Tam
mid dUtributlng hraneha# Baltimore, Chicago, B o a t *
Cleveland, Detroit.
Clndang

The eoluncl h,lulled thr r i a l
well during a 2R-mlnulr flight and
keeper.
made a perfect three point land­
ing ilevp-le th* fart ha had done
no flying for about three week*
and waa u»lng a new plane.
Colonel Undbergh wa* reapon’»lhle in larg* part for the ionati urt Ion of I he dl*app*aring
landing wlimla fi-alure, daalgncd
NKW YORK. M*r. S*.- (ATI-* tu reduce head reilataaca,
The ln*|Ulry Into the muhhtpal af­
fair, of New York which i* being Younfr Student Flies
undertaken for Motor Walker l-y To Vacation In Cuba
the rqmml**lo&gt;.r of avrounla
(A l't—Paul
MIAMI
hrought tU ritat rroull* ye*UTiUy.
llollln C. Uaalrta*. wh.. rvflgned Vicker, II, and not much larger
two week* ago a* chief a»ll-tont than th* *ultca*e ha tarried, a n lv .
rtl yrateiday en a vacation air*
to the *upeih»l»nd*nl of oulldlng*. t.lan* rIJ* from Ncwaik, N. J, to
a*a airralrd «n a rhant* of nc* Havana.
crpllng a bribe, pleadrd no; guilty,
Th# )oung*t*r, enroute from
and aa* held for eiamlaollon. Tim •th' ol at llumaey llall, Cornwall,
.perifl* rlwrgv I* that he #rrr|itod Conn., a her* ha I* an honor *luU J M ilm n a building rnntiaclu* dent, wa* on hla way to vlalt nvar
tu■apt'ew up th* approval of pl*n» F.a*ter vacation wlllt (vl* PhttPit
fu ^ to e o .eoika of * |a.nlhouaO In Havana. Hit father U W. Paul
apartment.
Verkor. general manager of tin
C.mpania Culen# d* F.lectrlcidu.

"7Tr ■ i i t '— r
S e rv ic e s

inne

(A P &gt; — A new p la n fo r m » r
k c tln g F lorid* c itr u a d ire c t
fro m th e g ro w e r to r e ta ile r
e lim in a tin g In-betw een-coat* ,
o r th a a u c tio n e e r a n d b ro k ­
e r th e re b y g iv in g a n Incrcaao
to th e F lo rid a g ro w e r, w aa v
an n o u n ced to d ay b y th e Runaw c«t
M a rk e tin g C n rjw ra- • .
tl»n with *Ut* headquarter* bon,
Th# ftryt earioad of eliru. wiu f
more from Oilando thl# week u » , later fh&gt;m V inter Haven,
land, tk la n d . Fnmtpronf. Tampa,
rn .1 Svbring. the fnilt to b , purrhaaod direct from tha an»wac ■
on tho tree, .hipped north la ',1
hulk end repacked in ro-*'ne u
containing ala orange* each and
,
diitrlbuted. to .tore* for »ata.
■
Tha r.-duclloo In dl«trlhutln* (
tnat* en»We» tl»a cor|&gt;oroton. of- ; ;
(leer* aald. to aetl the
Jor the tame pitta aa the fn ilt
la now aold In hulk thereby el mV- r.;
r a t i n g loaa through *poltaga;(&gt;
and to offer the Florida grower 4Sj
a l.llher UHce at tha grove than .
unler the pr»»ent auction and
broker»fff rtwihod pf MlfflHBw- 'YB
.hip, A. F* Pkkard. Orlando
grower. ’ president of the r l°it»a^. .

ALBANY. M*r.* » f - ( A P ) —
The Kntekeibucker Free* today
Milj It had learned from- unlm*
peechabl* auurca* that ' “Tam­
many wa* ready to ewpport farmer
Uoveiner Alfred F.'Rritlt)i for tba
Daiauerallc p.rvidonlial nomlna*
lion in IIM2 and diacard Oovrra»r
llooae-alt.” Th* aowi|»ap*r *»ld
tkla waa lean ed aftor a two-day
ronfaian^ ef th# former.Oevtrnor
Smith. John MtCoggy,, Brooklyn

3 Die In Car Plunge
; A t Daytona Beach

,lu hearing* into
■gainat PtoltM
(’. T. Crain wni
Samuel Srohn y.

(AP) - The Preaideal and **•]
Iwr# af hk paity changed a ffl
night from ,ummer wkltan, t
able In th* trapkal ellmato
Porto Bko and the Vlrgl* l*»
to wlotar Mu*.
Th# Arlaod* waa W mlba
tha tieargt* -•**» today and |
«l atoadlW rortbw aid Inf
northaartar wbkh kkkad up w
urer th* haw and toad* a*

H O lia BADS
HOLLYWOOD. M

�» u ^ . f a iW rtW t . r
prlcgau « u the Aral ,j U U
*** U.fMM-t f to w i n ' Um

m

j n p i Player

N d ^ k rth M -L k
* and Mr, Applegate * m
M Cor tha railway .u tlo n ,
•fUMa* Mid, jnat «o Magi*
o n d k t t e l n waa killed. Al-

m
COUNTRY
JCARWATBB, Mar. tf.

to lf m who

t**d off

Um Florida onto amirhamplonahlp hod dwlnlo o mart right jrfator*

MldeyoO. did,

dock Taylor,
p to lha

™ ? » !S

qt

P g a ^ S 32;

body wbi that of tholr Intend L(h&gt;.
ilr,_
* »
"Bid you tv tr hay*' any' 'alht*
financal dealing* with LingUT”
tho dOftlMt Mkad Ap?:neatr, »W
tor lha lattar Mid lhay a y re food
friend*.
) »rf
'
■-S ort", krapllad tko ^ wItOMM,

BA H f Ok g u n A in u tu n a m a ) ^ * rWAVlL*D &lt;y

Toomtr, of Jackao*.
i Radmand of Hi.

tm, ahootlna ratOoth, atpr
t, dropped Uarin Moara, of
traburg, 4 a fti i,. In Hi*
I match, and In tha affrr• defeated G. W. Hpane*r,
Orfandn. ltd wrtiOOt. lo
I tho way In both, motahaa.
t. Tampa’* c’ty champion,
tola/4 lea tha a-ah- »----- a.

*fk*lp

W, / &lt;01 Y o u r U f )

11600 from M r and aomttlma* ha?
would barrow from m£ "Jc.-V -j..
O.n al Mitla, ta«J d .lrrf; W
*lha atand a t tho ^ a o J a r o M h a
ly yxclted, ran |i&gt; front of h b rah.
irarktd near the Wmtal and and
d a rt i p lha etreet wHh ah off*ar
In purault. A woman had followed
him up th o ' .Up*. M U tt'eaW .
*»«fel"* -atop that map."

ihaa hy wjda U i« H V H &lt;
Wroehd ulattnTof Malml
lit tha morning, tflmlnalod
■Id Clyda Parry, hla club
and I, In tW aftarpoan,
» quartar-hhaU pit Waa'l
MMiar; Radtnoad egklfi.t

nr oyalmt Taylgr. Tteam.
« m Inal at ltd ah a alight
oyer Wait, and Hweet It
ItMtowoi Durhwtll and Tumatw- mat the* loom a* tOaa-upi.
r t i havo barn playlnjf |S M lp lf. a itr o k e a r th o abort:
tSwoVr won tha roertV ^edly with a I I , o r t attokb or*y
hM ha equ.lbd thia IM do.
IA Mai lie Ktinolda of darklb .
up, Wadncaday «n*rIta- had no trpoMt ln did*
V ot Harold Clark.' of U km

By conriaay ad JJ. 8. Dapartmant
Btala • Markatiay Bureau. J . B.
•* TUaratar. Her»a aa. taai,
PIorId* I ft, Calif,.ml, IP, Total
.#1
. l;
racial aMprjaata reported far iaa
■ afaahU M ; a r t . (hr-Ykorddor.
lacao aa. ,1001.
Hanford lit, (icIda 1. T.iielltUr
utal.lv dale ihla aeaa.ik
MIT.
nlal In aata laal aaaana — «.««»
t

P A R T Y MOVES
TO ST,
RASKC
PLANS

W fjy jtf

r « .« h . 1 An.. I.|&gt; , 4 ,

* * l * IV l» Am*, t Mi
i h . l t r Ice*., , &gt;v, ,
. nww t o n * i u o*o
)• ear* arrived).cart w
lie « ran. . . tniaL. R

ruiitf f o r U u iyntdl m hdrlir th f
n , u r ^ . o r t ;ffy ^ f rtf i&lt;, ^ , iT

* ;f f |M /( j
'I

i Judy* Robin had

a .v ia

actually (Irrj lha faUI bhot, m i
waa aobjart to tha aomd&gt; puniihraaht lla rharytd that a ^ t* Uw
doe* not raqulra proof of prcmedU
latn l d rilln In murdar rraulUng
from robbary, or atUmpUd rob­
bery. '.
•
• “If you balbea from 'tha aeliriwa, beyond a teoaonabla doubt,”
ha u ld , “that tha dafamloat ViaU r lUlmer atUmpted U rob John.
«on arid hllbd him la tha&lt; attempt,
and If you belie re, beyond a ihaa*
mchla doubt, that Nsrnfhn llrldt

of formar (loventof Ih
York and' that lt«"d|
deelgned to fotfla hle
(ioeernor Smith dd
national rnmmlriRaM
wa* not aura he y frty
Raikob'i ahahrh but t
rommlllea th a lm la 'I
tha prp'ft*m. • . ;•
Katkab'* .reeor^mefl
eluded th f'a d d p lifjrti
romailtiiny the party
lion or IhYklahiaanth
In onlar to r|l«w iU l

(Cant'nuod from rag * I)
Hal* program w ire forntuUied. &gt;
Home of Uio Iradara exprooeed
1 11 In tha p
faar that unlee, they piganlM
thrlr fe|TM Raakoli, through rontrol of the ptrty
organliatlon,
coo Id (drta' adoptUn of hi* pro­
gram.
. One eg thoaa affiliated with tha
■fought ham# i T4 yaitar- movement aald ha balleved tha
ttlng in aUmtaaiifg ffya* Raikob platform waa tha program lag corporal Ion ^ r y p
• u . af Rotky Point, ,T»m*
d I. He defaatad Bchuyler
of, Orlando, :6 and 4, in
m m . • V', : v- V
JOIN NAVY AND

0 arar

3 0 k \i&lt; lrifl

ajjtv «

Halgt worked etudtoaaly and
aant. oat for a ham aaadwteh
which'he ate with rellah. Ha and
Palmer a roe* alowly a r t ratwnmd
la tha taurt, whan lhay tram laid
“*dwdga
*. *}** Robb,
.• ,djr- tha i'andlt.
wamad
•oca agalaet a dwamiUnllmt,: Any

tJ1^iU^'art0iSIrttMra*atip

aprinkWd IlWraUp w i»
,

CONTI Nil BO C O N F U r tp I fc

. ipNDON, M#r..

u tha I’fa i

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r

4 VfW te fa li

SSPBRi

an mi a i t i Ja

-a

lan^ofUie 'f V tid d r
linleaa tha

believe* l
M a lre ad y

SIC
;
4K CSOTSDpw

W &amp; M

the extreme 10 meekm u s• vWm
hiff 0
'
i, to observe point
Tbl* apprthraalan wo
to nrfmirstlqa,
BQInirpl'yuy H
tW e lp n 'i M R
to
bawevtr,

with rirlfas-Ptovetb*

except to r ■ Slight display
pccmlaaabla tampaxamant on op

Wo racnUon

. , It waa‘eirtremriy unfoyti
obtain a fair tariff on fn

io

tag night, when *‘PliuhMdaal
around the .tag* fat on orgy
wild *ulWmtt&gt;t apd ted . to
forced to exit, be tea played
■art With tbe dignity ef an nr
bishop and the tang (tola *f
rctoron. He tea property irmMi
in Ua baeket when anppaaag
y i n naldenca" t^ato, gone fa
at appropriate tlmee, end -bS
cakee atrerdlag to cue, which I
wai probably not an amcxl
piece el blatrlonlo ability ea
peit of Mr. Huh.'
; Be convincing la.k'le Inters/*
tien ef the part that 1^;, 'tok

m l bill Id the bU*
tr &amp; te tiB &amp; f a r c
itr opinion, was d t
much rcoponalble aa anything
id general economic
depression through which thi
haa paaaed during
the but algtaeji month*. We ai
i matter of-theory,
In favor of the principal of Ur
rif ta m atter of threfys it la i . . ______. . . ______ _____ even bo aa^actod to c a f t / ! f if
Uv» tariff In thla country, apparently aa a permanent fix moit dire arid Infamotm fa/Ift
ture.
? F fr, f
■
r
■
c r ~ catert at tba original. -F|tu
If manufactured products are to be t!iUriVprotect«i
from foreign competition, frulU and v eg aU ^ ^g iM ld like-

though.capital punishment'hi
r many yearn and haa fo e
1, crime, to the extent that j l
we have not lout our faith llr
ta the bait aolutlon for outfar
Jtallty of capital punlahment i
ng civilization to a higher i
■Tour heart to expreaa our.

A pril.10, t e

teek te ter
New YeA. 1
efterd elp h l

hack In IMS.
wko appeared at fhe Mlfatoe, fast
long ago In k recaaatlcallp tilled
piituie called,' tO w ltaatonly
Night". Thle .b le n d e .m e t Brit,
later, imported *p Mr. Brigfald
two yrere ag* te&gt; ptnr&lt;ia»4W te e
BWOet" fate * h re t' remytblngt &lt;#•

And the way »*• W»k»d
ing habit I. a good todilia men ef America to
■road rtrnh to OaltfoniUl

&lt;t ; i ,to&gt;rdPKKlJiH
IfN J
nirt i- u .■
rtl&gt;•.»**li«t
icn&lt;hn»r
&lt;i*m**J4
eg , U .'I &gt;&gt;V 1&lt;1T '.Wie^A j.aliH-«&gt;i
MiiitiiX ed» «f
• . ,*al»*-&lt;t- I «bi '"tl^n
irtf Wf?V»|

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&gt;•! ««« MflV-tf'^ * t •’

n.iumnV litti ^iitMu'/f

'y,M: &gt;

■%d» •t&lt;. i'ri iflSi ;«»**’ .&lt;

"Tha Admirable iCi
la hetflg predkie^
nal* on aim oat any technicality brought before It. and a T»l»r
with Waller
Pardon Board yielding readily to the nrekadre of'the film- Tajr Balnter
la the
trieit petition*. It la nitile to talk of lire Imprisonment a* Peculiarly Mtiefflrg
an effectual but civllUIng punlahment for wriou* crim­ •ajoy obMTvenct «
inal tela. Altnoat ahy man, We bellere, would, in Uw eon&gt; tradition U the aeli
tem plat Ion 6f aome vicioua wrong, be deterred ,to Ii Tgreitig,1 11am roetaace Ter
extent by the proapcct of Ufa term in nrlaon, from which PoeUace atoged the
there waa no racapf.Yhgn by the fear or tha electric cheir.
the penalty of lire Imprisonment, in thU aUte, la
*d a« But
problematical
j In fact. It la a Joke. No doubt'the Tampa
Oflto* Jtn'y waa thinking
m»n. lie want, to bw
of that when it considered tha case of af»n«»w
c»wd fatter Shew twh th
Palmer and ltaldL
i r*" *1* ■■? " * •-- "‘v :*’.- ------Hare wa* a case which ^nacka of gankidiM'abahdon a.rrp '■ff “ «rr
and rompleto Indifference toward human life, yet lacking
dtrnngely in Uio uaual nttrlbutea of auch klllltum. .No mAh
Waa put on tho Bfwt. There had been nol^WKeill^# or —aad jrev can WM .terra If r

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ref up to wuft O r'kuW Mr*

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ha ahot
victim.

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�4W—

CHURCH
i , C--------Ra». Tl. Irving lemUit, Rector.
Mirrh » . 1UI ‘
Palm Sunday
7:10 A. M. *— Holy Commanion
9 30 A. M. — Church School
11:00 A. H. — Mom In* Pro fo r
ami Sankon
Offoralory—*fforing Wld* Tb#
Got**" from SUlnor’a "Crucifix­
ion"
0:00 P. M. — r o u s t Poopta’a
League
7:30 P. U. — E n a n r P rn jer
and Harmon
Holy W eak-,
Monday-Thu caday, Dally Medi­
tation* 1 1 * 8-11:10
Every day rXCept Good Friday,
Holy Communion 10:00 A. M.
Good Friday, Three Hour Derolion 1I:00-8:(M|
Easier Eva, Holy Baptism
We extend a cord's! Invitation
i'U fi1 i *
whw*

i Baker Passes Baltimore Votes To
91st Milestone Thw art Destitutioi

ho ly cro ss

U e’eloek. Sakject for tee*
b "Reality." Wednesday
lac aerskea sHUeh
wtl
rfodc teetUnanlaa a t
(
b n flrlewcr healing, wtl
held a t the new charch a t I
ta d 8t. a t B o'clock.
■ fTkb church malataiaa a

Person
I* « Packed hoc** that night at
BiU o’clock *t th* Milano Theat,.
M the benefit of the hand fund
ad tha local Elk*‘ Lade*. A twelve

Mr. and Mrs. a

&amp; MeCall, J r .

U Harvey, Georgs
Eamp, Walter Lalng,

A. V. ton Memorial Hospital
Edmond
Metaeh, F. N. -W llreivi: JL Weir.
Friend* o( Mb*' Pearl# Raheae
W. H/SchmUt, R. l T
will regret to bakw th a t "ah*, li
D. L. Harper, furnlahc
111 with Influent* a t tho bom* al

for the affair.

The first part of t
area a reproductionof j
life filled whir rkytln

her uneb, Dr. C, 8. Breedla, ‘jm
Andersen, 8. C. '
. F,,
- Mr*. W. J , Stead ta d Mr*. Wl
U Ball, af TCbalaw ch f i

BWICh, tie.. Mar. 28.—
toMing to hb life-long
t alienee, George P. BakYerk financier who ha*
familiar figure In Wall
a nraily 70 year*, nosed
John 1). Rockefeller yet*
Ha-celebrated til* ninely-ftnt
birthday. K m July 8, will be
EechefeOei'* nlnety-aecond birthm M ap fK
KMept that the day waa apent
aheatd the yacht Viking, owned
by hi* awn. Georg# F. Baker, Jr.,
of tha C0*at of Jekyll bland, Dak­
ar cebbcatrd the oeraalon in hla
usual Cray.

o’- ft. W. Pnafthtn. OeOfgWBchtfftry
aad George Schlfnrir^JFJ Tdackh» faced « * m * d l* ju '* * " ~ M 4 n u » n
N. IJo fd, Homer Clause, Hid Rite,
let Edward Bahrman, J . E. PretUn,
A. C. L. Harrises, R. 1 Johnion, W.
It- H, Tomlinson, Buster Lorlng,
"Pup" Shannon, Henry Witte,
he Leal* Tate, Paul Simpson, J . A.
in- Feekham and George Anderson,
n s vocal entertainer*.
1*'
Musical number* of tha f i s t
part warn given as follows:
rat
1. " It’a Nobody's Basinet* But
ta* My Own," W. D. Hoffman.
•V
8. "When the Organ Play, at
*1' Twilight," 8h*rman Lloyd.
3. "YoU’ra Driving'Me C rary ,‘
™ Frank Adam*.
ith
4. "Moonlight on th* Colorad*,", Homer Claua*.
;f„
tk.
5, "B ab, Wont You n***o
he Com* Home,” Georg* Hehlfflcy,
K. *rat * 8. "Till th* Honda af tha.Deaait Grow Cold," Edward Duhrman.

WEDNESDAY - " i? - * *
Sarah i Parker Methodist
tag* Club will meat a t 3
a t th* ham* af Mra.
^.McCrum an Waal Flrat
)

*.

r’ TWUMDAY

Mayfolr Cirri* *4 th* 0*rd-

» i f . Sanford Will meet at

V b h l the hem* of Ml*. R.
a b a ! Circle
.1 of tho Garden
Bitm mfot a t tha Papoorth
J d jW e wJH la a t 11 o &gt; l « t

U 'Loglan AariUaiy*Jfll*b#

Pinecaotk

rh lld M t all rrn&lt;JfHn^ aa entertalmnaut different fiawi the flrat
port of tho program. By way of
opening tha second p a n th* Mi*tm Marian Haynes, , Maigarvt
Takach, Evelyn Btholp, Kathetyn
Wklla, Eugenia Warren, Dorothy
Warren, Mary FotraaL Jean For­
mat and Daphne Takach, dresaod
in ortralla end straw hat*, gar* *
tong aad dance number called
"Panuarntta*." T hb was'followed
IWt
1. "On th* Bond to. Mandalay,"
M rl J . V. Chapman, of DcLand.
2. "Tho Blue. Cboaer*," E. F.
Lana and Nick Glynn.
, 1. Jaaa To* Done*, Mia* Mar­
garet Murff.
A Orchestra numbers, Lake
Mary Casino Orchestra.
*; 8- Nacelty snug and -danra,
Mira Marliasa Torrance.
)w A Nick .Glynn and kla mualcal
clawn*. J. O. Peckham, E. R. Back,
A. Bummarlin. Jama* Hollaw, Fiank Bryaq end Edmond

SANFORD COMMUNITY
Mr*. M. M*A. Martin U ft yvaterday far Jacksonville ta vlalt her
eon, McCtoy H. Martin. far a short
Waman’a Club Building, Oak
Utno before gelag to Highlands, N.
C , to. open her boat*. T h * Mar- Avenue aear Third Street.
lla," for th# |B&gt;t,»— "■
1
Th* Rev. Claud* 8. Chewnlng,
minister.
Among those ti
Service#—0:30 P. M.
nlng to attend tl
Evaiyon* will b* cordially w*lHfere
Hnee
P P of
H H
th*R W
H&lt; H * Miuion- coaaad aad mad* to feal a t home,
*&gt;y Roclety of th* Flrat Method lit
Church to be hold Ip Fart Myers
next Tuesday are: Mrs- B. E.
Jones aad Mrs. Paul John#**, dol­
t-gates, and Mrs. C. 11. Smith,

Mrs. Routh 1

To Membeni

Vase* and bowl* o f' calendula*,
antlgnnn, and asparagui farn
adorned th* rooms of the studio
of Mias M edtllnt Mallem on Ook
AYanu* whan her piano pupUs
presented a recital on Friday aftarnoon at 4:18 o’clock. Before
tha program, talks wars glr•n oy MU* Mallem on tho
raOal* of th* Paaalnh Play a t
Qbarammergau and on tho a rt of
accompanying a t th* piano.
At th* canclnalon of tho pro­
gram refreahmont* wore served
by Ml** Mallem, assisted by her
mother, Mrs. A. E. Mallam. Th*
program was given aa follow*:
‘I. "Carnival Done*" by Balnea,
Anal* Mag EUla.
"In Happy Play" by B**v.
Edith and Ada Singletary.
S, "Rea* Walls" by Bilbr*
Mary Walhen.
4. “Prlacllla" by Lindsay, Sy­
bil
rbll Koaidall.
Kendall.
V*
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. 8, i "Juagl* Bhafows" hy Hood.
Billy gochry.
,
%. "W*rh aad Floy Walta," by
Sawyer, Virginia |&gt;aoM.
7. Hoag, "Choerfal UtHe Earfa]," Mary Louie* paurIn*.
g. T h e ' WraggM-Taggl* Gypaica.” English folk torn*, hy DtlforQuill*, Mary Wathan and Mias

"Alim*-

Haxri II sky,

Friday

Piano

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ChrieHan Ewdeavor—Tl0flT7
Evening Service—8:00-P. M,
HaMstnei ' **Thd Ualn Imtttdl**

On Orlando rood n#«r Genova
Ava.
Wm. F. McPheraan, pastor.
Bible School Hunday A. M .-9:4t
Sermon Sunday A. M, —11:00
Evangelistic Service Sunday IV
M. - 7:48
Prayer Meeting Wed. P. M. -*

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ■
Park Avenua and 8Ulb Street,
W. P, Broaka Jr^ Paitor,
Sanday School, 10.00 A. M.
Morning Wnrehlp—11:00 A, X.
B. Y. P. U. 0:18, P. M.
T
Evening Wanhlp-7:30 F. M.
Wednesday evening prayer aeri
rice, 7:80 P. M. A cordial larlUu
lion U extended to all.

DANCE TO-NITE
S oph o m o re H op

E u g en e_____ j

P. PAUL'S
Beauty Shop

TRIANON-il CLUB
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First N at’l B H f.'V ‘J
Phone 480
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THRIFT 6HOP.

Thrift Shop danlnR our for
tho ttummar. Everything re­
duced.

ANTIQUES

ttH ELP US
STAM P OUT
this Menace o f J
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C a r e l e s s V b iv in g ^

HoIIm m Mooting—10:00 A. M.
Sunday Retool — 3:00 P. M.
Young People's Meal'ng — 0:00
P# III
Them*,' -Self.D enial"
"Chriip as King" r n 8:00 P. M
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*’,uI Insure.
,ou I8c inasl^ P ' i j r f mum of beauty th #
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maximum or
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You may har* on* a* low aa
18.00 a t har horn*.
l i l t .P a r k Av*.« Phon* 131-W

G en u in e E u g e n e

Permanonte
$5.00

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BLUE BIRD
BEAUTY SHOP
Puleeton-Biumtey Bldg,

Roy G. Williams, Chief o f P

8:00

Prayer A Testimony Wtd. P. 8L
-7145
Strictly Inter-denominational.

A Perman

MUSIC BY
THE SOUTHERNERS’

’•Chief" being Improved.

IR8. FEED T. WILLIAMS
c e l FUwrr*
1 M Oak Aeeaa*
Phan* 348-J
TUESDAY, THURSDAY.
FRIDAY
Remised, Florida.

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FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE

». The dead ai* Mrs.
rar, Mis. Joseph Shatter,
ink Christensen, and tk*
lire# children.

FAITH GOSPER TABERNACLE

With Evangelist A. O. Canada
Mrs. Howard Smith* Of Tlflon.
E. D. Browabe, D, D. Paatef preaching, the Faith Gospel
Scrricea Sunday aa folkwaf,'! Tabernacle will open on Sunday,
Marsh M at 3 o’clock at 820 West
0:41 A, M. Sunday Hrhool
aad Mrs. Hid Bh
Flrat Street. Th# public U cor­
It A. M. Moialag Warship
2009 Sanford, Av
•:30 P. M. Junior Chrlatlpn dially Invited to attend th* aervine* which will be Interdenom­
Endoavor.
inational.
■:S0
P.
M,
Haalor
Christian
Mra. Karl Ambrose and son.
Endeavor.
Kart Jr., returned to their horn*
7:80 P. M. Evening WoreU*.
In Jacksonville yesterday after
Th# Beaalon meet* at th# dad#
visiting the former’s mother, Mia.
IL L. Griffin, 400 M yrtb Avenue, or each warship aervk* for th#
reception of new membet*.
far several day*

7. "Dark Town Btruttor* Ball,"
George Bchlffley.
I. "Walking My Baby Back
Homs," Paul Hlmpaon. &gt; i
iv B, . "Everything's Going, to.: Be
Mr.and Mrs. B. if. Wornworth,
All Right," Nick Olynm^.
■ af Das Mala##, low*,.Wer# recent FIRyr’ CHRISTIAN CHURCH
■“in. “You Yell M* Your Dream*, dinner gdanta at the home of Mr, f m 'inf-* ■ , --■eoouunwm
•'
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nr Tall You Mina," H(d Hive- . aari Mrs. John J. D. Taj lor, 1209 Blxteooth S tm t »nd Sanford
II. "Nobody Cote* II .1’^ Magnolia Avenua. Mr. Wanworth Avenue. Th# Rev. P. M. Mat left
la tha gen*rat wastern representa­ p atten .
Bin*," George Anderson.'
'
IE. d o tin g
Chorus, "TVsy tive of tha Pennsylvania Qallroad,
BIU* school—0:45 A. M.
and I* la Mt. Doia for tb* winter Worship and Communion—11 K»
Down South," Company.
Tho eerond port of the presen­ season.
A. M.
tation contained mualral danet
Sermon, T h # Night of the Be-

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P1 ESBYTKRIAN
IUECH

Pre-E aster

t h a t w ill p l o w * ;
MARSHFIELD, Wl*. Mar. M-—
tP)L_Xt» persona ware burned to
rath in a fire which destroyed

jSSSSk

^ 'fc l'ia llw h o returned
list night to spend the

BALTIMORE, Mar. 2 E -(A P &gt;
—Baltimore want to th* p«U* ye»tordtf to vot* destitution oof.
Mon than 3400 ballot box** anil
other container* reread aa tha
nrlla. Tha billot* arora bid* and
coin*, and tha return# iw ollij n
rand for unemployment rollaf.
Early return* from tha "aelfdanltl day" dilra lml lea tad tbo
contribution* had bean liberal. The
first 345 container* opened a t pa­
llet headquarters contained »22,551
Pullee and walfaie atenrler Milmatt* wer* that 1300,000 to WOO,000 will be needed to prtrM e for
relief U&gt;a remainder of the year.

ARE YOU PLANNING
O. TAKE. ADVANTAGE
Of your dMportunlty (o pay your delinquent (axes and
paving aaanmmenla with City ’Honda?
We wlO furnish you the bond* at Maximum Dlarounta.

A. P. Connelly &amp; Sonn.
Established |H 1

Inauraca

Yet Iff day, ik i . Ckli
and other cliy .afflgla
(heir • Mlliaalaallc aai
Ih* Hllverlown Safct)
movement. Every omctal: fi
hla complete cndoreomoal
eaeh or the nine ntlaa-f«r;aa
driving la tha pledge.,
"Any movement (hat wflUl|
reduce the heavy l«Urof*‘c
acna who a rt nuluad-aad^k
ed through egrefaan drW
each year, ^
ed support,” amid C R l*f;'jl

llama, “Thla admUWim
will go dn record U 'a u S
every effort to, bring-;m
greater aafety on (he 'g m
of (hla clly.”

ENROLL TODAYS

Charch School - 0:45.
Morn'ng Worship — 11:00
Tho Confirmation Class .Will

i. “The Radio Hoy*- hy Rolf*.
satisfactory progress will be ex
Edith Binglrtarr. j
tended tha hand af fellowship.
10. "Winter Farewell German
Member* of the Confirm*tie
folk tan* 1/ Dlll*r-Qu*ilc. Vlr- Claao ore: Clara Jails
Malael
Ruth Katharine Meisch. Mil
Louise Nickel, Herbert Al*xand&lt;
Thor* ton, H e r b e r t Cornallt
IS.! BaciUttana,
Stoothcff, William Enroth Vlhlealb t-D o l!* ".
Tha Christian Endeavor
8&lt;
« »ty will moot at tb* Parti

ift PLACING YOUR ORDERS FOR JOB PRINTING,
(■MEMBER THAT THB SANFORD HERALD HAS
KICENTLY -ORGANIZED A 'COMPLETE JOB
PRINTING DRPARMRNT. AND IS NOW EQUIPPED
TO GIVE YOU FIRST CLASS 8RRVICB ON ALL
KINDS OP JOE WORK.

•A Uwy#r*a
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�AY, alert, amusing, Sam Love is a col
■unmist to follow tor joy in reading ..
tor contact with
fascinating1pertion of the color
as Bagdad-on-the-Spbway. . . ;Like 0 , Heiiry,
Sam Love came to New York trom the Sohth,
and,‘ like V'&gt;-‘
0
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oyster. . . .
Love . . . . In his daily column,
York inside out tor you. I . .
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Ik Much As

Girl Is Unhurt In
25,000-Foot F u l l
As P l a n e Stalls

( C*atloppd firm I’akf* Out)
expert maneuerrirff aha brought
the plana down In a field o to r the
airport.
The plane overturned In landing
on the rough (round. B ietp t for
a severe baudache t'a ie d by har
rM,.fc% Wee third frouxygen tank becoming disconnected In tha wild dcacent, Mlaa Brotth
•a a uninjured.
.*•! get to tMOO feet la Jast
alM.nl 30 mlnotae," she Hid. “The
plane waa rllmblng Uke nothing
I'd near flown before, 1 r u right
o u r New York Clip' when I no­
ticed the rooter waa tam ing Up
•hoot 31,000 rerolulloM per min­
' 1 (t’ont'nurd from Page I )
. ■'
ef thU mAining, Mr. Carver, who ute.; 1 ,
“We wore going along Ilka A
wkt In bed bearing bruleee end
llrid stripe* on hla 'body, had house oh fire, when ponle—It wa»
little lo ear reacemlng the rree«n for h e having been kidnapped.
H« dee la rod that he "hnalfor pad dead, I thaugkt ffn t of the
Mere lev* tirin g to lire aa a Cat: I tried the- gag rath, mud
law-abiding dtlscn cbmild litre!', found I atlll had gaa. J had U |
add thaw a W e r aa trouble ora* eafeip belt off and a e .I lee**d
etfttangd, he triad ta avoid It at back I moat hare illppud k btttw.

Unmasked G/ ang
S e i z e s Victim In

Mr. Carver wa* in Ike kUrhea
of hla horoe jaot night at about
BlOO o'clock, tiffing the diahea. Il l
amall .daughter, and an unnamed

In thg m rgea tank. The wnuTtMag
I knew n r bead -felt -Hke k waa
all I welled up.
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. Tl 1baked at tha iM p farW » 4
found I hag d r o r f w d H S h I
lonkal 'net' bad row tt J b i r e a l r

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liucovrry of the scheme « u nudo
LEGAL N O r tc ta
• hilt aeeen c * u t guard eeeaal*
»I«n&lt;r, and unit. 14/f'IU .R HANDS,
were (earthing the t m n and A U
u im in M Warns a, and J . Z
ktfcpltne waa About to taka off to HANlkH, a n m i i m k i M m an , i n t i
atiist tn the hunt. .
a s l4 ,D * r r t a a p e u ln lm l. • b a ll |» r ( 4
l u r *»&gt;« a lid a r il a t p u h lla a a l - r ,

tuuuw oad tN O U 9 I 4 I
both ialfth ae W e r e 1 c a n t ta
the plana would m i calch fire.'
She bald At *0M aa tha plead
repaired (he will make another |
tempt,
,;i.

In Auto Accidei
At {n te r se d tfo

t lit a from I tu r nr It* Court
tuuaa In Kaarard, Hrmlaata Cw n,
If, FlurMa, tu lb* fitutiMt H M .twl
iiMilrr fur rush, arltliln lEa Wgnl
Keen* ur aalr, ua Mnndar tbn alb
Oar nr April, til l, |hn aama U .la|
■ llule liar »f Ibin AVurl. lha fui,
Itinlna dearrllml pn.M rir • llWIml
In 8am(aula (‘uwnijr, Klurldn. In.wli:
tmla T w .n ir &lt;fst anil Tar.ntV.
kiipon .
«na (111 nf MAN►mill. UK nil ITT
AlUtintlN Trt Rmifnrrt, armtdlnn
ta platl thereof mninir,) In 1‘lal
M»P «, past* as and u , at Ik*
jiulillr rnrnnla nf Hamlanln Oeea.

LEGAL n o t ic e s

tnritahla la parta of Oklahoma,
Twee, KaneAa,Mleearl. and Arkanpaa. Lean damage to fru it waa
papeeted tn the mo««* wertherir
atalea where budding p a t Wee

Wvaacwd .. ••

Livestock appeared U t a hard

’tit, but atoekrom aatd the good
teal Itide at cattle da the range*
trut h hepafwt factor,
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Tha etorip tproed gut la Ungaro

waa advmtaieg Iate Mawfotkr
r i a l l g t l . A thl

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Wocllcoit; 9r Around the Samov­
a r; 0:30, National radio forum;
10, Simmons’ Show Boat; 11, Den­
ny orchratra; 11:30, Guy l-oinhanlo orchestra; 12, B ert Lowe
orchestra.
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Adventure; li,
tel 0:1ft, Varieties;
afja] f , Dam roach
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Ralfe orcbcah u of the Mfton:
orchestra; 11:4ft,
&lt;L Railing Junior! 0:1B. I
Dance orchestra. phone quartet; 0:1ft. BalWw
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Orehentr*; 8:45, Quartet; 8:16.
Hunter*; 8:30.' Harmonica; 10, Orrh eatra..
4**-t WBUN^ R4. Petersburg—430
0, Barney Wcavvr. l t nor; tile .
The Silver N l|it; B:4ft, Topic* In
brief, (NBO)i . J , A man V Andy,
fNBOH - Ti80, Saturday Night
Hub, (NBC); 8:15, Varieties, CN­
BC); 8i30, Old Time Songa, by
Stye Stott and Georg* llannlngrr;
8, High School ensemble; 0:30.
Marguerite Halt*man, aepmnn.

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6, Thratcr new*, announroment*; 6:38, Trio; 7, Dinner Wi*Ir; 0, Mimic of the master*; lit,
Entertainer*.
343.8—WIIAB, Tam pa-1228
0:30, Dinner music; 7, Town
erirr; 7:1ft, Arraand VeacSy or*
cheatra, (CDS); ft, A rthur Piyi
or1* hand, (CBS); R:15, Ktu-llu
features; 8:30, Greater Coliseum
ortheelra; 10 :10, Hanrhcx Forest
Hllli diner; I t, G raalrr Coliaaunt
urrheatra; 11:30, Max Fiiher’a orrheatra.
WHUF—Gaines* III#

BUriton*; 11:00, Morning '
thlp—F ln l Presbyterian Cl
of Galnesvil)*; 18,-00, W«
Report} 18:01. Dinar Muxic;
Sheriff A Paliea Report;
Florida Pacta; 1:4ft, Cathi
of Uto Air; 1:1ft, John W,
Brujrn. Tenor; 2:30, Hour 1
the Maulers—’Tagtiecri” 1
ta r alio; 4:00, Organ Recti
tbudo Murphreo; ft:00, Pai
Mliell. Violinist; ' lit!nurd
come, baritone; 5:30, V&lt;
Senrlrca—Uov. T. V., Mri
0:00 Studio Quintet; 7:00, 1
cries a t Twilight; 7:30, SI
A Police Report*; 7:38, Wei
Forecast; 7:30, Sign Off. ‘
1VJAX—J*cSiMi*iillr
5:00, Vitamin A Health;
lloconla; 5:30, Sunthlne Trio;
Huncy Hoy Clammta; 0:00,
Southerner*; 0:1ft, Uetter
Cooperative League; 6:30, &lt;
irunity Cheat] 0:45, Lltrraiy,

Apply Herald Offls*.

10:00, Florida Thentrc Organ
Program; 10:30, Smith Neal Rlv
era Progiam;
11:00,
-----Chufcli
S en ires — Rlveraldo A v e n u e
Christian;
M b, Nelwm Brett;
1&gt;45, Henry Cornel Iy, Violinist—
Ruth Cnmelty, Planiil;
2:00
Temple Milan Quartette; 2:30,
Yeast Foamem—Nile;' 3:00, Na­
tional Yqulh Conference—NBC,
4:08, Dr. Cad man’s Hoar— NBC;
5:00, National Veiperr—NBC;
0:00, Catholic Hour—
7:00, George Waalilngtoa
itlipgtau , Hotel
Oreheatra; 7:80, Church
Jhuteh Service!
t
—First Chriitian; 0:16. Rhode*
la tch Colllna Millie Maker*;
8:45, Alveo MuHcml klagatine;
10:15, Natlonfl
V
Dairy ProdurDona—NBC;
„ t ; 10:46, Spnday night
r_.^er»—NBC
a t Bath 1‘arker*
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WHIM)—Urando
_ 6:30, South Sew Islander*; 6:00.
Time .Signal;. d:|0, .MtCnrmirk
Hannah'* M ailer Mlllvr.uk Maki n ; 6:46, Orlando G ear; anil
Part* (V * hlltutnnt|va progiam;
7:00; Time algnal and apoH* announrrmenU; 7:1ft, Rita Carlton
Orchestra—CBS; 8:00, Arthur
Pryor’* Crtmo Bun)—CBSi mift,
C laxilrar piugrani; D;00, TWurist
Tuple*; tliili, Hawaiian Khadnw*;
0:38, Vaticly program; 1U;80,
Mnoatwam*.

OLD PAPSU8 POK BALE—Pot

WANT AD RATES
M M

LANE V S DRUG

STORK—Prc-

BUILDING BLOCKS—Irrigation
hoaoi’an l general cement work.
Miracle kjn ncrcte Co. •J, K. Ter*
wiUagari prop. 3rd end Kim.

WANTED — Position as nurse for
rhlhfrdn, afternoon and night.

FOR SALK: One hundieil head af
mulesl all klmla uml riiiw. If
you nerd luulea nee un 1-store buylug. Will deliver anywhere. Don.
aids on and Ja llrttr 646 Myrtle
Avv., Jacksonville, Fla. Phone
5-33724.

10 A— P oultry
"BABY CHICKS Law prices If
breed* rtsdy now. Send fm
catalog, SYI.VAIN HATCHERY,
Tampa, Fla.*_______ _______
.
TO ADVERTISERS
A H e r a l d reprearalatlv*
lharonghly familiar with rate*
rales sad claaalflratltn will
give you complete iafesmatlea.
Aad If yea wlah* they will anelet yon In wording year want
ad |a make It mere effective.

FOR SALK: White Muscovy Iiurk
eggs, 60o per Pelting, Mn
Heercn .28)8 Jfrlm clto Ave.

(WRDF, Sander) '
8:60. ‘Tuday'n 'P ro g n m ; 8:63,
Sheriff A Police Re|mrt| 10:88,
Morning Melodics; 10:10, Uni-

BUNIONS

H a n d y R c fe rc n rn

FIH11 and POULTRY
HKM INOLB P I8II A
POULTRY MARKET
. Phone NS
Fiah—Chickens

H1CYCLES f t R EPA IR S
Lock, Key and Gun Repair*.
. DKETCH'B

ANGBL’8 1IARBB0I
Open 10 A. M. to I
M. Hanford f t O #
A t**.

Coffee
Open 5 A.

HARDER SHOP

D R IN K H L tlN C H E S

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FR U ITS A
V EG ETA B LES
ARCADE. MARKET
Chrapeet la Yawn,
Repairs—Ht finish lag
Upkolatering.
PALMER’S
11-11 Areada

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SH O E

I’R lN T IN a

vegetable
u m n iiv iiu

INUEPRNBENT
nnOWF.RH ASSOCIATION
Roam 10
Phone 610

For lkftt Rmblln—Advirtb#

CREAMERY

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CREAMERV
IIN V K H T K JA T IO N R — C O L L E C T IO N S
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M A IL IN G L IS T S
iU M K O G IIA I'll P R IN T IN G —-TYPING.

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THE ARCADE
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY

12— W an ted
WANTED TO BORROW *1000.
Three or Five years. On occupied
residence property. ' Offer ft'.i
bonus, Box E. K. Care Herald,

GROW BULBS. Free supervision
Contract for crop at fixed prict.
‘ u, a8'
R. D. While, la k e Mary, Fla.
ptTvi*or f i r I’lerre Ilulb Co., 1803
HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired IX Marks St„ Orlando, KU.
by one who irally know, howl U5-—A o a r l n j e n t ^ ^ o r J B t n t
nrigg*, Jrwelcr, Mag, aftve.
NICE LARGE furnished two room
Dr. W. K. Mil DOUGALL, CHI­
npxrtim-nt. Alt ronVenteneee.
ROPRACTOR, U now located at 72.58 weekly. Gaiage free. 301 Hi
hi* reside ore In Floial Height*, 6th. and Palmetto.
H. Sanford. Phone BAH-M,
FOR II
men! *.
LOST: Shell rim glaoxi-s and caio,
U'lwirn South side s.houl amt
2130 Park Ava.—Finder pleaaa LOVELY COUNTRY home In or­
ange grove uvrrluoklnj: lnuuli
ful Uk*. AU modern enavvnlvnw*.
ivrd -mad.
min f t city,
1030 CIIRY8I.KR M coupo with
Henley,
rumhlo *eat, Just like new; IU38
Chevrolet *lx cuuprs 1028 Fnnl
rumble *cnt road»lrr: 1828 ChevCELERY LANDS FDR SALK)
rolel toarh. Reel A Son*.
Heady for celery crop*. Per­
FOR SALK: 1831 Chrysler six fectly drained 5, 18, ur mure acre*
ftdlin—lift'd very tilth- -bargain No rath requited from respon­
Kent Mo’or Co. Phone 17.
sible buyer*. Frank L. Ferguson,
LIQUID o r TAIILKlYt
1828 Chevrolet Coupe In dandy
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0:16, J. P. Griffin, Tenor. 5:30,
Organ Program; 6:00, Ornnga
Grove String Hand; 7:00, Stats
A A U College Program; 8 :00,
A Police Report; 8:05,
1 Sheriff
Weather Fotrraal; 8:118 Sign Off,

wrapping and packing vtu j om

■crlptRnx, magatlnca, fountain
service.
PROMIT
deliveries. Apply Herald Office.

Dally fieruM

[f« P .* » 3 ic:N B C ; 7:15,' Umlr
Ye*»t Jester*—NBC; 7.-:W, Cl"1’
VaLrpar—Trd larwrta and hi* Murleal Cloana—NBC; 8:00, Eight
t truce* Deuce Orchaitra; H:1IL R.
C, A. Hour-—NBC; 8:30, It had*,
hutch Collins;
0:00.
General
Elactric Ptogiam —NBC; lOtOu,
B. A. Itnlfo and hi* leaky
Strike Dance Orchestra—-NBC;
11:00, George Washington Hot. I
Oirhcatra.
(WJAX, Sunday)

WJZ; 0, J. Ghana man; 8:30.
Same a* WJZ; 10:46, The Mummem; 11:1ft, Variety (2 3-4 hours.)
4ftSJt—W8B—740
0:45, Same an WRAP; 7, Din
f t ten; 7:16, A Gallon; 7:40, Chroiv
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3;30, Kama - s« 1 TVABC; 0:45
News, sine Im; T, Q uintal; 7:15,
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llomenla; 7:43, Quintet; ft, Kama
Ha WAHt); 0, . P ralai* program;
0:30. WABC (2 1-3 hour*.)
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7, Kn*ernbte*r 'T it*. Studl..;
7:30, O rrheslta; 7:46, Rtrrllng
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WRAP (3 1-3 hours); II, Sams aa

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Cuckoo; 10:30, C lan , I * U i Kmj
10:4ft, Clara, 1st i m Kn&gt;| 10:4ft,
H tthorf Lane; 11, Slambcr hour;
U, Arm* V Aady (repeal); U ,
Fldtalaj** orchestra; 12:30, Paidro’e orchestra.
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Hoot from WJZ; U, Barn dance;
0:30, Same a t W J1; II, Sports
me*sa gee.
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6:30, Past a re; 0:4ft, Same a*
WJZ; 7:30, The KnlghU; S:30.
Same a , WJZ; 0, Scgec RUIal
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10, Orchestra; 10:30.*Sams as WJZ; 10:45, llob Hewhall; 11, Vari­
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SRjUINQLE COUNTY CREDIT
ASS'N., INC.

You may lw the whulo
rhm'*u to ycur in it her,»
but you're Just a curd to
me Wbeyl Whey I—Dai tmoth Jack O'Lantetu.

FLORIST

CONFKCTIONIJRY
Ry John Devlin
BaPA i w * »
bu st

COULDM'T W E
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t o . WHAT

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lilMKIFU*

LOOY ?

Cigar*—1Tobaccos—Candim
Maya line*—Foantaln
Drinks—Handwlchca

HUIIOirS PLACE.
Prince., llldg,

First 8L

CAFE

Tho abnent minds 1 W*»iW
fo;»or went to tba *Uf**’iT
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nl hlmprif on* night when vn .guard duty. U*
fevgot the pica wwr-L-r-

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HELL CA FE
Ur*&gt; In Haifrrd, Fla,
Dinner SOe
HpertallMag la
Steakx, Chap* A (tea Foods.

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                    <text>D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
M c a b « r A n o e U tcd

P re s s

SA N FO RD .

F L O R ID A . F R ID A Y .

M A RCH

27.

1M 1

F i r e C en ts A Copy

Seminole Indian Maiden I*
M arried To Brave Am idst
Scenes O f Tribal Ritual
MIAMI. Mar. *7«-(A P &gt; —While lew. were faihlonahly gowned
Seminole tribesman chanted the whit* women and carious while
weird mounthlnga and crteeofthe men—every one a ra&gt;h customer

A* thr ceijpnonjr war completed,
however, thr atmuaphere of a
carnival aide ihow awept Into the
acene o„ the kmivn hla.t. of an

PI-OW USED BY BABYLONIANS

Tampa JuryFindsTwp Serves Notice On Pol­
Men Guilty Of Mttir- itical J-eadera That
der After Delibeni: New Order Of Poli­
tins’ Hour AndHaJf tics To Be Ita Aim
TAMI’A. Mar. 47.—(API -V ietor Hahnrr an^tKorrran llr d l arfcct
eW.1 dfwn - d ow n tV for the murder.—
They wrrr ronyl.lod In circuit
cuuit last night l&gt;) a Jury-which
repotted the vry (let.after an hour
nsd a half dqUbtretlon.
Both received their fair &lt;a Indy.
Until tk# la .t they lad hoped for

[bltlon and eeoala. m ad s
by
i&amp;ob a t th e r e
of th e iw Uo m I

’’ ■J ihnron a blond la not on tny
handa— I believe I can aay that,"
Palmer aald a* he held out hi*
ajnit for the handcuff, after it
jurfr gave nil
Wt. - I f 1 liaVe

stmt Issue is IM l by ateer• party towanl a liberal
lip stand. .
'
.been Democrat, are ItadI taaeemenl which l« an-nuti af the conflict at the i*idtlonal commit tea meeting.
■ far carrying It ayt.wcra
ted by faur of them at un
«l eonfarena* Wadnt.Jay
i office of Senator Robin*
i A rkem a*,;tto Democratic
. .
'I' '
»e who attended. In addition
iWison. were Senator* SwanVirginia and Hull of Trw, and former Governor Byrd

r'

he limit,**
jS9 tn the

One TicketOnWinner
Pays Off Nearly 2
Million Dollani To
London. X «f»Owner~1
- ■ —t—
I :/

WASHINIJTJty. „ Mar,
‘aoul^tryh oVjr^ntVrr ~Ki jffi’ KryukIran caniragn of ll'i*. served
nol‘r* on parly Ira lrr. today .that
Dixie would arm! a aoliil Mock
of 2A4 iM realra tn Ihe Brat It*l one I convention demanding
*
“new older of politic*."
Mann, who broke with the party
r.tEanlvalion after the lMBI rampalgn, aald hr mntlnurd Ilia rri.ignnlaat’on of the
Republican
tanka In the Nnuth begun during
the ratapaljr*- He Mid national
h tS d iw M IS twill be npaned ha.e
In twvehiMf jta A fsenlir a parly
in oppeiAlea.to the national mmimttrej M4 d*»llnrtl to aay wheth­
- .s r m
er aoUO*W*t delc(al«a would attend
—Marguerite
lliihert with a motel of a Rahyt'HU'AGO. lib
t hr
pledged to oppose
the rkdtnnlnaiteq pf Pn-utrm Ionian plow u*er I* about 2..MXI II. I’. The model I* the property of
uaeunt here and U pail of Ihe Agricultural Exhibit,
Hoover end rornmitti-d ta former tH„
Preii/^Li.'Ooftdge. *.
H la .y r W .a a ld , hr
the DUrpvae or^IJA rtl &gt;mi-nt
of the .outheVn delrj
he to wppnrt rithe^
•oineope equally Avail
l 1,legal" ix. ’ Mann

fRU

V India

browd-bflWtod black hat,
gaudily quilted houta in
&lt;ontrai^^apMh &gt;hla wrinkdenim tr^sean.- „a *1*
,

V

u t&gt; -

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i

it their.

E$8

['when

M R S IS ICELESS CELERY
IF1ED BY 4 CARS LOADED BY
WITNESSES FRUIT GROWERS

tllna. Georgia, VIoclC
Mississippi, , fJqgtkVoai
Tenneacae a "0 . ■K».

dicatcH Experiment Seen
ndMan” Kconomical.Depe
Murder’ able Cooling PI

Of Obtaining

T.—(A PI— . tipe of tha laical labor
'*• •!!■*■« i. money saving device* ron.tr

itidcuftij
nA U hl tor-, fu*;. rjnty tlrVt f^i •»»
CONCORD. .Mil
rM

I f t tha
Mm In i

-policy af aid pSd IfM ie ra
Ini prove" agr'rwltur*. iR.I
tnduatiy in PerW lM U w
continued.
lie raid also,tha) a* ■
will be made taaawAivthe
11land, to itirrh p ao eto &lt;
lord of continued effort auppert whleh rwooM j dtlii
tilt pool*-sou have fall- t _■--- * ---------- -a. t ./ 2 l .
g
the faith -of a South
IttaliMthor who la adId appeal to the m Ideal*
•action through the colTha Herald, declares problem* of fh
la ronfldaRt&gt;tkat ha wilt to* viailad In 1
to found.
Tha Prealdenl
Mr*. J,- A. PrtUhard. art to era photo

id aha write* that
fhadd tto tadlo A
Taf the aouttooat
k ake la making
Me affad, and all
ea-aper*tlon

1 arflU l^aU Con.
Jlttm
S la l
*
t | 5 J"3
frU . . * . )
tn^egoa iQ .rewaar. - i ? lil/ 1 .*£ ,
m to J i m 'a ’ STb ^
’*• ? ** *jf2 y V L aI*e
lu.»f?ifil^* i l i l ' J i
** .L _ _ L
m ! t jo
V Iff
Ml jf. /
to p
Jch ha* tocn,gT''M l
buquerque by Mr.
" f Z • 1U,p *•;
i the Art colony and

■Wrlle ha’-Wtmitod V
•WP-rtplwfiti-, u jf ,-

mla*big eon pran U
thing In • tokaeyi

of the ■tedium and one old man
waa rniatod to death. Several

Uwor
With etcepiUn of th* divorce
cy to mflter,' the hofil men adopted
ATM IWtol^tlotoftasking-&gt;tto DgMetM*
tody of th* ateociation to da all
t too It could to haVa 'A * ■ legl.latvne
amble fe lt lew* which It favored.

s a s stta a e ’o a 'K .s z

t i n r i n o r u \ r .n .l-b m .l .
tVASIIlNt’.TON, Mar 27

rvncwal of a friend^.
hill thay w/r# aare*

(ConUaued

(API

Hhoaaa,'^ I.tainan of (hr Demo­
cratic National KaccutlVe
cads'ml tier, and Henalor Bnian, (If,
Idaho).
Thu delegation plan* neat to
u || „„ PretUlrnt Hoover after he
return* from the CanUbean to
• "IN-.ial meeting.
Benjamin - Mar.lt, amrrtary of
lh* P*0*&gt;,c-’« lobby, who headed
ihe group, aald l «ngre«» .hnuld m*
ht work on uiiri»pluymenl. wfrh*
jg ,,,
paf rr Morgan, of th*
Natbgtil Council for Ihe Prevr-n*’0B
War, toyed that tha Senetc be lorrveMel to rat fy tho
Wo. Id court prptwol.
Senator florah t«bl the group
,n r **»f »c»*l«n but
, , w no w, y j n Lring one aloiut,
adding It v * ( -eUar -’ the Prealdent
ru.t think onaIremaMiy,”
Shou.e .aid the ra.,K..L,|hll ty
rr, (w| w||h
, nd

T,0,U
that he did md Intend to make an)
edj in Santa r# pj[ momnivmlatpirr , ,
¥|r.
nor If. J .
Hager,
• •;
&gt; CiUt, ■ I Tha rniuti I wan Jnhl by l.uca*
bten engaged
In |h.t he. |K&gt;rmwa)|y . . . Op|&gt;o.e.| to
.fgiance , t e f e r t r y ..,,, (kthl 4#. , io, Mm| |tal ^ ^
completed h * trm urT^ l,u«lnr„ would make more
' V t V 'n r*
m
P « B ?W
e-vovery if 0«mit fall. Before hi.
HIJ
meet until n e.l Da.
□nirrae bg;wM
nmk#r. , .
rl.g m Albuquarque. | ,/f
^
|||# ^

not die with m*.M
*»’ H« addrtoaalljbtetoelf ^totlcul
arly ta hla -‘raung friend.-— Ik*
'irtW m iit iU U to tfv 'V u U b W .id
largely ttf young m*« which have
hi.

(Vr-Ve.Uvd»nfnrte*lAg|tber»,,,&gt;ya

tl"

*-**'

**'

ins Oppose

temporarily front Indian politics

dourt would he1a vital b*ue neat

,u'

Thoman‘J . Wilnon, 83
Dies At Home Today

for ret thli
to rllghtaal
our,, rgrnyU
k Cawaporo
rrd.r, but o
iatioa arms la
g continued
Je t church * f A l­

Bwila. who a a l
mtlan to wed a*
wma dUpoaed af

iVZtiJil

, |bem*elvaa
it the actian.
'■old In part; ' .
i*al this whole
proceeding a . It kaa been mad*
mklic by tto reaaaelttea la unttma*
y. uawatrnntad by facta and
diUaoa aad li idea calculated to
weaken tto aolUtayHy * f the urd'
fled PreUatakt church moermaed.

f

-

Grower- Inc., wa«h hou,e on the
ir r ir S M e at the Hut »lcp In an
capa rlmitil which m ay prove Pa
worth .an ap economical and darendahle Icing &gt;y,lem |nr celery
,hlpiKn&gt;; ,.
Irrlr** rrfrigt ration l aa long
(•eca iu u*c, hftl up to thr latter
"(Continued On page alt)

gHU'AflW ills f .' i l - - t APi - Fnpr-Otat* Wlifr**lc« In Jmlge
Joeeph SeU gT l rouit yeatrrlay
identified U p JlroU ifi, a* the
"blond man" M ike »cene when
AUred (JaVrl Uaglc
killed
.It a |W eatrtan tWimi |a,t June.
Chief emong them *»• Clara
Applegate,' (e Kentucky tare hor*e
trainer, wkp *sbl ha wa« not ttiorv
than eUhk &lt;4«t behind l.lnglc
when the-egfOrter wa« ahut down.
PUHT PIBRC.r, M)r. 47,—" ( A n
ApplegaUufMWlflbd ■*», hera a* -i-kVarnigg ut an mprprv&lt;1uctlon
the man Mhanbppptil 'ho death
weapon btn,'lf&lt;j not aay lm ,aw the of ritrga fruit wa* ai.andad by Aa.
*t.tall! At-cralaiy R-, W. Dgnlau,
Uni id State* DepaHmcul af AgOther
fII of «ln»ni riculluie. In an aiUrci* to St. Lu­
aald theyiaatir B fellirr, iu....... rie fount)- grown• hole. Recroraway frWftitoha pad*-I nan "i.in.-l lary iHmlap altrlliutrd the prv.ent
where ldVgl#wca* kflled, were &lt;M- low price* of ritiu , fruit* to tha
to hwrjneU..,^bt» lomplilvd Id* bracy rrop and the general bualritM.-exaniinalhm ge»tonl«) morn­ net, drpra**ion, tugether with the
ing, Paillbl' Cimpoell, ,
young iVimpitlmv niithml. ol maiketing
truck mlvrr ami plunile.-. and in Vigtle.
(Continued on Pape Right)
Uliliiation of the aurplu* pro­
din tlon |or canning purpaaea ani
m-oprralivr inarkrttng wtia augae*l*nl aa nmal CmpertetA factera
In Ihr iraliiatloii of better plicae.
Secretary Dunlap declated ha
it.uld riot undrralaiid why farmer*
aro not in favor of a pruteelivc
twriff, for tt I, ImffSalbla for
MKI.IIOUKNK, Mar. 2T .-IA P - them tn entapete witlf thr'Ww lab­
—Vuui per.uha were Injured, two or prlee* la vogue /in kuugtriaa
•erbiuaj|r, yealtrday whrn an auto­ •hipping fiMidtluff* Into lh|, coun*
- ,
mobile, driven by U II. Reynold, Iry.
Ti mliing on th* uM)t*rwf poll•if Uitotdo, yollldrd with a trurk
lira. Serirlary Dugin, declared
nine inde* north uf K«u Uallte.
Il.puty Sheriff John Hike* .aid that, two alrnng pnlUlral partlei
Ihb aulomoMIe, pnceeding n»ith, wm Id be highly beneficial to Horrrm.hrd.into the rear nf-the trurk,
Trrk eradication will grove an
dflcln by II. 0. Kuumt, of tbe
a » ct 'to Florida In' tto davalupkf.aun Poultry Cotrpony.
Hr) m&gt;ld« •■fined broken riba, ment of Ihe dairy Induatry, ha dea fractured Jaw and may l&lt;&lt;** thv flared, lie «aid local grove* war*
eight of'an* aye. A. J . Murdrn, the flneat he bad area In FlorldaSnrrtary Dunlap waa actomwho with hla wife and child were
riding with Reywoli*. wa**atd to I anird hvrr by Glenn IL Skipper,
have a fret lured ahull and waa In llrpubtiraii national ronimitteeman
a critical rendition. Mr*. Murdcn from ncrlda. They wrr* taken on
had an arm lirukrp. but th* child an inaperlion of the local harbor
■n I adjacent hock country.
waa unhuit. - •
Fount &lt;r*e«Jv*d a cut over hi*
eye. Slkge aeld ho wa, Umg hebl
pemCng fdrttor hieeatigaib-n of
Sergeant Major and M r* W.
the rrato. AU of the Injure,| were
■r moved t* the Melbourne h--»pll- Iliacia*t. ut Flint, Mlclu, veteran
orlfat* workers, will conduct a
The Murdeng live at Dayton* meeting at the Salvation Army
ball «u hia.t Second Street tonight
llcarh.
at H:00 o’clock. Knalgn and. Mr*.
f. 47.—(API — Walah will accompany th* cauple
ay non hi* suit la a musical program.
|t. filed again*-.
Hal Huffman received centred
• ('.him um ComIbrriili qf ton- by Florida Power Corgormt|an u
fry WiUa, whan rut eu-foot rlght-^f-wey .fo r pawIre. led th* Juig cr line between Ape lack kola and
B of diimlataL !''t- Jo4- .
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'Overproduction In
Citrus JFruit Seen
As Existing Menace

F W Persons Hurt
In M°t°r Accident
On East Coast Road

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IS t TTY— Fear a campl'ted
achool grouoda.

filpngetla ami tlnrdow SvIlrldgoN Y
Rdddynma.
Whitney-, horse. Wera the fate
oiltea with the irowda aa well a * 1
with the bettor,, not alone ng-thalr
Ability, but also became of WhIU • .
ney*. i&lt;cr»on,| popularity in Great ,'
litllaln. The young American .
* port, man hai lieen tryln* tor v.
aevvral yeara to win the classic '•*
race and Ureal Rrltaln feela th is' '
year Re hea hi* bent chance. Never
yet ha* an American-bred, Ameri­
can-owned hone won It.
Prominent in the field against, j
tain Browtihill'i Drlntyre, carry-Ing tha chief hope* and money c f
rRnglaad;
. -r-Jt t..
0 . .R . TaylSr*! (Iraki*,.
and A, .Baadga'!
.
Drtn.
J
_ K i l t r Hero waa tha mo*t heavtty weighted, carrying ITS pound*
with 11lb la neat at 173, Shaun
Uollln, laat year'* winner at lTS
•ml (Iregalach^ which beat tha
American Billy Barton In 1M0,
al IM. Neither Shaun Collin M r
Uregalach waa greatly fancied Mf
th* crowd* of hat tor*.
Aln oat trerfHt weather greeted
tbs rreod* whlrh poured Inte U r*
crpool -during the day.

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French Proposal Is;
Aimed At Austrian.
German Protocol
PARIS, War. t t . —(A l^ -S trlfcIng at the Auatyo^Gcrman trade
acinrd, th* cuatonr* commit!** of
the.Chamber of l&gt;v|&gt;utl*i propoead )
ynatarday a gvm-ral ■ custom*
agieerpent among all Kurupaau
nation* e irry t Au.tria and Gera'

m*"7s
.- « Meanwhile. Foreign

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Secretary
Arthur Hiaderaeg told Ik * A a M ated Proa* that tha Brltlah 'iin L .
Franck government* were * p w i
that tto - contemplatad • trfgty
ahould to submitted to tha ToogtU '
of Nation* tar determine' w tofkff
or no| it vtolaVto kb* Geneva p ro *'
tore! under which France, l u l r
Cfachoiloiikia guaiantoad
ruaiuntaed 'A
and CtecRoilofakia
loan to Austria.
Contingent upon actual as*
tlon of tha Gepuan-Auatrp'froi
tto Frenah custom* committaa ,
vacated the .rectioa of *
tariff-VoU agalh.t tka c
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idabu-Ta hlf rtraf gums he
points, but two points
a t tho asason'a record score
l Individual In match play,
fcenaud scored 498 noIris In
lept Ityle.
laesday night the local team
Orlando again to tackle the

lion* to tha lo|Ulaturo must cov­
er anticipated expanass of opciat*a* lbs alau *OT*np»ent In all
IU varlotu depaitmtnts for ths

f e h U&gt;« 1931
m t night. By
t Msansed to ■ Florida lagi.lature.
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kd motion picture negatives fur
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a fre ig h t'm a * hear here Wed­
nesday were taken from tile Jack»«n county jell urvtlee*lAiilllwVV' esrort yeitm lsy sflcmMarianO tc
moved to CsdsJcn, for safe keep|nr.« ’ * * v-vr-r-,&lt; a W
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, eolllaipna.
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gsaqy fapturos that nuka (be pew Ford | value fa r gbpve
tit* price. Otbera are the alien!, fully enclosed four*
11 wheel lirakee, *t**dy aleel body ^ \ tru rtlo n , four ILvqdaillr dnuU tw cllng hydrau|i* ah* A alsaoeWa, m ot*
than twenty kail and roller jbearinga, eatenalve use of

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the ttln t.j home of hsr daUfhlHra. Jtrad P. Gags, hara yeadarcfoltoqjpp an lllnaaa of six
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i'AUtVu* and M.rlun i'oitttly Fork raised on peanut.t
pnd fnllcncd on corn. Th^l Kood sweet pork the more
j w cat Vhc more you wa»L ’

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Hawkins‘of
H e ' reached Horse UUnd Mon- Jacksonmtactilb-murt after n con-,
p f e w K &gt;n
■T- Dilt bs got pictaiao anJ with command bf JUlrtAcnmant Of BO
Fright managed.to repair the m i- guardsmen ordeiod beer Wadne—
Vine. Tuesday they left the Island day night wheq p nacb IligwiV ncl
nd yesterday he sped home, Icav- to storm the ja il
«g behind O. 8. Kent, a flying ri­
Judge Jta a h lin i£ * Jo u ,| y h»tl
al la ths picture contest Fogg's Issued a .'c’s lr n u ■ arilrinl anulun
tan# was equlppad with tkila and of the grand jury tn convene MnsiSquired snow or Ire for Uadlng. «Uy VwJnvctjgnls ihe ilthshgea
la planned t* stoo a t Cemot
liwok and get Jas. But at Cn'iiim
tiaek he aai( llUle spew or Ice.
[M was getting low but ne dccld■ 1 * gamble on HasnpJm.
,
K A i HampdiA T found o man
• o had-lived at Horae f.land,”
A Fogg In telling of tho trip.
!*' said tha Ice between Horae
and and tho main vena alarnjt
od-iAnd It lokad good to mo; It
iktsl perfectly &gt;mouthIVi*
^ l was a little snowbllnd. Ilut
*a uanded there was a terrible
Ck. ‘The skill smashed to piece &gt;
i * h e pUne whfrlrd around,
mding
tk r camera 'sgsm .t
B M h t and banglog him up''
n l And IVright went to the 111Erasitlament on the island. (Hu
M t t t wlreleas operator, told
IfifVm ships were dn* to c^nie tu
*P island until Ju at and tbo fliers
rlAt work on tha plant, which
f repaired Under difMcultlrs. '
Wring their 'abort nap
&lt;m
raa Island, Fogg atlfL they lieteainly 'pit seal meat. Ti&gt;c naW. they found, had plenty uf
t" ta last them until sw am .*'
f rtah and similar food, t ’

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tl liingalene, photographers, hop­
ed off from the local a'rport.
ordnrd by , Judge

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DfctkdNtlr'"

Western Beef Pot Roast

to hottom all alo
was said on godd
.763 the comptroller's
3HO

Disaster
P i c t u r e s Arrive
Aboard Airplane

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result of IU dsllbdsMMS have nel
beta made public. However, It is
known the rommtsilon was dlhhlfd
on Several issues and that. the
ironing oie'ef Ihe»* *)f|fcp*ctp &lt;t
sued a atalrment In which he out
the- budfrt-

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107 too 105 492

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t !0 1W 110 259

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Brollers-Fryers-Hens

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'Lons'* Meat t*
IjT *r l * » l to Eal"
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m Eaat First Street- Opposite Postofffee

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sol of a building supply m
r and i t T«ar*. Tit* whom doors tha crowd of M
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b« given a pssliml stormag.
The* i uyerlntcndent, . Bd
/for*4AyC •
himself
up
.Usllmiuf,
........ -• • rats ------------w
constables dispersed ths t l i o t
Ths mob marched to the s*PP
company’s offles and *fl*r,,^
In* utber cooesms to dcllent
ultimatum lbat fortlcn waiksrt
must bo diamlssod and Caaodlanbom workers hired In Owir place-.
Malboctrf said b« ftred Into tbs
UOKTBKAL, Mar. 27- - ( A P &gt; The march of s jobless mob de­ air, then into ths crowd. Trttsr
manding dismissal of foreign ths mob surged around' M» *M f k
workers' sailed yesterday in prsh- and uttered threats. Cartlar drop
abty fa ta l Injuries, to Ran* Cartier, •«d wl.h a bullet through hla WPr

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He must know IU weaknesses
■knur, Ite pride, Iti ego, as
iflngs, ita love, Ite frith, Ite e
Os detormltUtten, 1U courage,
machinery.. A leader
and ril t h e __j p i p p
■
v “A leader of men muat. make
Independent; -.act and stand. firm;
openly, plainly* frankly: make deft
erate; coordinate; uae the beet of «
walk with active frith courageously
unknown; create ■ staff; know, love

ten, la neat of tto couuUat, W Us,
rtite, i)m member* of thaw board*
ara nomlaatad from.aad by the oh
actor* of Uta raapactita diatriater
quickly; be ■ad Uis tana at offlta baa calr
rbter; apeak toan two years. Tbara.la a ^lataion
aaona; coop- t&gt;f opinion aa ta whether or not
Um Intaraat of the county U poet
■errad-by the syetom of oomfatet*
Ing thoeo offire/a from tba dietrlcta by iho alaclora of th*

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*and can bo aaid with reforeocu'fo

.

The Sllvertown Safety League baa prepared a pledge
Which it la endeavoring to obtain endoruemantfor from
every town and from every motorist In the couatryy The
pledge la part of • campaign to reduce highway .aorideuU
which in receitl yeara have Jncreaaed In surprising num­
ber*. If every automobile driver would memorize the fol­
lowing rulea which are a part of the pledge and then' car­
ry them out in hia, driving, accidental could be materially
"1.

aaotfear roaaon for
Gandhi** remark
t*t tba Indian paopl
caa

m*

To?drlv^atJapeetl*;It! JcaepJbf with the u fety of

maaAaTa .af-tka ackaal board. It
*lU,klu ba obaorrfd tkat a aaabtr,*f ana of tkaaa board* ta nonbub d in dan*,' alactad la Novemtor, and takaa kte office la J*»+
na*y, For a conakWrabio portion
if t * flat Ileal yaar h* hikh,
to i lust npceto andor a budget
,profarod by tba former board, and
•baddy largely •apondad. HaJa a

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, nor!

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wlgat with’ whith b*ka4aayti
do an' &lt;•i prapacaUaw an

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amort

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i*Uy *&gt;1V fri4 h tiu ta ;iau n n ^ Jngurnee
JTt M -n it,’, y n b n *'1

Virtu*
“8. To gW® algnala myself that can be
and understood, before tumlifa or itbeSTlg (

f t * T4

^ M r t r ih

eruption of Tsmmany
“8. To keep my brakea, llghta and horn
genu to Palm Springy,
dltlonn.
' both*- '*W ;
“9. To operate my car dn llree whbb a
b ha*' noolloSodMU anti,
g law* and now -tba *ky*a
i i. r.i . i&gt;J M
;n
\ whU* a'almlUr bill I*
THERE WAS APPROPRIATENESS in t
Utod la Florida,
for tba gamblar'i bott Justice Holmes celebrated
tlJeHty-elghth.
p for tho pari matiMlI
of hU elevation to .thiKsupDareenfloiRt by. ■
a decision upon a patent for a radio applhJ
had a certain symbolic quality- Justice Moll
when Harrison was presUknt; he was woun

a

sjiw fes s a .^ '

: S e te s a y ^ P *

jtncSew
waa ogjyJSUI^j
Bench of hShFartte in the dty« 6f Cheater A. Arth'ur. Now

iva and proliAblf lieu
offer for tba pieces.
Tba UmptotlontHL f- trade
tilct sdrant*ge woj ijd

i B n js n f i f l

naupnm
HMA1.U1W .T OH«d .HUM

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A.U,|td« T Ihje.‘n &lt;«
tot'd glib* ■a.i ta b sih ia

Xr/TM *nw ivw.-» ■&gt;&lt;&gt;•■4•
nisi,

arilttisb ?»,itav»*

Ot Ittoi'

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L nOt laoriU

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.fA llu n UIT XAURU J r

YAUin

,«biiniq .bmlaaS

ime te tbs problems Of tha
by rtaaon of not, hats g rato conaldar hie ranomioarwa.

t w jM r a R f b i

yiuiooik|aS .rial! nonjalfc

a dmnksn stupor and
I* Insanity a* aa asauM. in HU ninetieth year, ha delivers without notes • verdict
r**&gt; ara. oppoaad
o court
gnkbmcnt, but *o that
m Board can't gUw.ri™ lame of 1D31&gt; The countij K
of experience that Mr. Hopi
toric paat; but what it pa&gt;
•at man tha auprema court
Justice Taney fell abort of.t
youngeat In - spirit, /w lild
years moral—New

to

TELLING THE WORLD

y»l

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3HOH9

growing prstly

•at tlms. Howavar, wo akouU
Itok to tho futifre. ,Wo balWto
•a Incoma tan k-lta/Mrat
whirl* ton bWImposed* kJaUa,
tru ly ’w ’quoe^

slant. Wa thcrafors propose
commsod n eanaUtotlonal
■cot permitting tho )aglsla&gt;
lory n Income ton affectee years nftor tha adapUea

luoanmoMR not
APPBOVBO #

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\b u t
ooghly uaiessonsble and

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t A .y r R t rtf, U iiU fru jU

riyMl ronlncteds UdylbU t|/U'rM' J

#)ai
ItlO lH ld Ifm—um.- iinartilllf ft Usre I’d can* ft# A
kkM t o n Wprfclac Into at
ttea and canto ta all .M***

.
f - * •.
'
aa a girl to mix dough and
problem for Qtwan Victoria

uutiMoly to remote porta of

it] • msasaro of tas r»U*f attko

i those who a n sbls to pay,
nrpgym
I ices whs

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5 MfT nmjp n oi;

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, tha eraalng.
; QuanUtl** of awart pa*
I national aad athor gardaa
\ ware uard to adorn tha
wham tha guenta warn at

W. a Young waa

warn aamd to tha roliowing i l
Ml**#*'• Ml* liuksca,/ Bart
UrtW Gratchqa Lawk - Bra tar
Low*, Gladya - ■Hkkbon, Iri
0114*wall, Paolln* St ikon. KU
hath SUiuon and Thom** Tor
Band, Clapton SfhltM, J* # N * I
Tnrmaca SUaeca, Ray Btlaa
Barman Purr, of Mathew*, H.
Luka Plaory, Jo* Salih, of PI
ndolphla, Mr*. T. U Nohk .1

at. hoc Iim u on

o£T«3Jv«o

W.

Arth
“

MWl WIWi.lMgair

and Mia. Moom bar* taken the
Yoi ng cottage on Myrtl* Arc.
r.caldlng Elder. Rar. Paul W. I
Kill* of DaUnd DUtrict praackod
T. R. MIBtr aad family. at tha Otrlado Method.*t Church I
E. V. Miller and family. Sunday morning and held quarter* I
I. D. Hart end family.
ly ronfaranca at tha etooa ef thl*

Spencer:„ « raw

Thfiak* W ,-M » M M N f!'J ~ a i.
Maya, Mr*. Piaak Norr'a, Mm.
8. M.'II'ikman. Mm. J . D. Pari-

g ^

Sanford

Meeds**** J. N. Thompaonand
It. Walker warn Sanford gwaata
On Saturday.
^
E. P. Montagna, of Kalamaaoo,
Mich., left meantly for hla homo
eftrr a tarn month* atay la Ovkdo
looking after hla bualaeaa bora.
Mr&gt;. M. U Gary, of Atlanta la
the guaat of har pamata and ala.
Irr Mr. aad Mm. W. A. Mkk and
Mi*. C. R. Clout*. , •

—Ado.

Mm.* 0 .

a

rwelrlnr congrttulgHona on tha
birth of a fin* ■ W pound daughtrr born ta thorn on March 10, who
ha* been n*m*d Margaret Ella*.

CARD OP* THANKS
Q-Wa wlah to aapma* oar II

T TM lw n. M » r f. TI. crtw fw * )’

TOO

Sunday far the
Mlea AIdrad Cone who waa a
lloapltal for a rktlra of an auto accident, la out
again to tha dallgbt of her many
ailed to Chulvu- frlanda.
ook for rubber*
Mr. Clifton Parker of Qoldan&gt;bbfd D. D. Dan- rod waa In town taat weak mpalruluota at noon log hia property.
U|.
Drt Brlgga
OII|(B and
Bin party of Battle
Mil and family war* Creak, Mkh., war* Oriadp rialtom
PHando Monday,
Monday and warn aurprtaad t*
f, rrprrienllng Tha find oar community oo proapemu*.

rltitor Ba lanky.

SUnaon. -

“laaala C. HutthYmSa. MW. *MM

o' buabiaat riolUr U Orlcd* Mow­
Jay.
' &gt;Tl\
* t '
S e m a l tourktaatappadlnOria* , Maude. looklo* om r lb* to rn
(M) ftnT,( .
,
Mr. V lf t in i, a
pwapurou*
fanner of north Ua., who v a t
oil U In th* 0r&lt; with l)»a U k i Charm Fn&gt;li OnL
p.tal where aha for tha wiater and latarwad te
i opartilon thl* On, v u vA.tlng In Oriada Man*
day.

f lepcfrull. .

ad. At a Vtta hear rafra

tkk t'aaa of tha yeurt t-«m
AtM tli h u lla m t iita d it
aoag ’aaA prapep hp. HMaa*
Moat' udi .
r all- kualama W 4 n m

II C. Worr»-&gt;
ed, Tharadey ar
lh*y ham taken
M»u«» for th*
r«n continue* la
bu, via th* I m

• Jorrph Lrlnhart had a **wr*
Attack ef aeao hkad UU weak aad
Bad an opetalien far aaam «a
Tor* day. lla had only jm t ra c e ,
•rrI lnan. the “Flu" whan this
M l*r on.. ,
. NrUcn aidJ Cdk, era running at
Toll ipaad packing arangaa and

l

icrrka,

»

Krv.’ and Mr*. Kill* ct DcUnd
an! Mr. and Mm. A. M. Blawart

L A T E T O C L A S S I C * of U.ngwood, wrm 'Sunday guaat*

T J &lt;UV»«w n i » i " ■ &gt;-

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FOB SALE) 1MI Chryalar ala ef Rar. and Mr*. C. W. Mathlion.
T. K. Walnright of Sanford waa
aadan—uacd wary little - bargain
a gurat at tha homa of hla ton in
Kent Motor Co. Phone IT.
Orlrdo Sanday and Monday.
1W9 Charrolet Coup* la dandy
Mr. aad Mm. O. P. Raularton of
condition, aka IM? model A Port Piema warn riilLng thrlr
mother and akter Mr*. Mary Joe•ha and Mm. Alvin, Friday of Mat

m

M m ..8. H. Bqulnm, iM tp « f jjiR*/

\kor. Mr*. O. i. Pop*. Mr*. J .
wl Ratkdge. Mr*.ilWWlul AMan
. trawn, Mr*. W. E. Walk, Mr*. U
Itow, Mr*. T. A. Butner, Mm. A.

THIS
WEEK
bo •-'*! 1* .
'

I'MAnj &gt;|T 7h

Just Arrived
meeting of tha aiaya.
im 0f th* Mleelonery
lha Pint Methodiel
fekad to attend a
|l * n’elock at th* church
b# foDowad hy a mart
ll cirri* laadan at S a’.
WMDNHBDAY
mb

Parklr

Methodiel

meat* arrived at an early hoof
-fter whkh supper waa served.
Jiter la lb* evenlog dancing waa
'njofad. About SO guoata wart

phaw* N k l

trpbenag* Club will meat at 3
■flock at th* homa of Mm.
laurg* McCium oa Waat Pint

BanahaL

MBS. FRED f . WILLIAMS
ON Ftewara*
m tk k Arrau* .

S n u ll. dona fltU ng models a n d 'b a m m e d hats o f all
straw and ntraw and f d t com bination* a ra hero fo&gt; poor v

.*

TUESDAY. THURSDAY,

chooalng. Uuku, lacy’ etraw and other atrawa o f the «e$*on

•

will be round In a wide variety o f new aprlng co lo n In
all wanted head fitea .

jWh'temMW

SEMINOLE CE

1LRV CO
Sanford’s 1931

■ Diamond Bar Pins
Diamond Bracelets’ •
Diamond Set Watches
Diamond Dinner Ring*

alhbUM «•! w

Yoweli - Drew
air.«|n TlciiiA h .1 ll 1:1

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’ WaUt/VHd t C ur

ulin-Jeweler

rlando, Fla.

will feature Advance Models in
Jn e n v * *»l|l 00 / bind ill HI fl Iiv ■
I

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rtovmi aersilT'.btiow n il. IIl m

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’i t i y i l i

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d .f l u t l brk gg"Yoara of Sorvlc*

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-ill

itiiifl 11&gt;«1 Allege

i't I* ik
b u liMi&gt; aMggpgfj

iftlfday—
Monday—
T
1/
U7fn .1l»i)ii
0 .
till l « i k ^ jffu«ih&lt;i * v

•
c^ nln* m they do ^
mi ties for compietiiif your Eaater w
in . 1

before Eaater
1 -tuat «t the

That faahinn la “convicted to atriltM"
and Hkm to “aay It with flowera** may b«
*«cn frr&lt;3i thaae amart new atrl|&gt;ed and
floral p rin t* fo r 1 0 3 1 1 A wide nclcctlou of
frock* (n fla t crepe printa or paatela and
chlffona will b« aeen In 8anford ’a 1031
E a a ter P a n d a . Naturally they will be pur-

" A H 'tM r ft porrhaaeuimAde during these throe
eUteMMA/and so t payable until

chaaed at YowcllV

ltd the apparel aactiona la tely ? May1

ry g ‘and drapery

opportunity

Sanford

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M M a f * C haM iite gmr. Temtn t v m - nuiglni from 10 la «0
^ rt*a ckm be nutea.atlr.lly ifg»H Mil frem tb* time Ui* tar
d flW , until It « n &gt; - at It.
MtiMUon, III Id o f probltmi are
JU -j
'v
Hr. Rot»nimc.b aald that ■ U « iratnn ef M degreke would b*
nM
to I m o the celery frrah
bill It arrived at IU d o n a tio n .
Her the automatic temperature
gulillng device ha. beea eet, a
&gt;at teat prcoaura out be mainiaad tor at lemit 00 hours.
t. K. Watheiv of Uw American
itlt Orowvn Inc., .aid thii mom• that, aa far aa his
lay
Ma firm waa
fMMmad. the entire mailer la fri
the nature af an experiment.

af (U d N ^ tL
r * »|M rtr( aeeeta
leave ahbet tout

SA{*'-

n»« a tabor me«cnm “w*
-re .
&lt;
followed to' a remote part i f fjV
clljr by men who beet Mm m itt
EMh
the Muni end of an taaltlment. |prcpai
Twe pereoa* m r the scene t o a t i the ee
the §true etc but were unaele-to lev by
Identify the smalleatt. Home tod men,
no money on bla pereen. Hie welch dtelfie
a*d ring were net ^Ukca.
» 4 tojdy &gt;

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Pr e si d cn tSays
Porto Rican A i (1
To Be Continued

* "tfSi!'—h-icld
v*miA .81 V -V .&gt; :
V
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{(«rpq£ "»t|t :' . ; l
&gt;,1 V »S ,

' (Conl'nued from fa c e 1 )
coltlea, with llr , Uppgfrww.

rtlwerh
h i m ; Ita u.e In rMIreail
•kith carried perishable
ilea and fruit, to marketa

yb]l(ty Iq
ally and Industrially a . a lelf-eue.
Ulnlng unit.
WhUa the admlnl.lratlnn'. poll
ley will be dirrtleil to aid that
n*d In i’orlo Rim, the outlook In
Ibe Virgin Islands It,less hopeful
jji arrount of Ihe ahaip dm line In
ihlp coaling el St. Tbomaa. Iriet
Cuaalon. aboard the Ar'xnna i ' m 4
evidence that the Amrrlean po.l.
tlon ran br HttU more than gti.fil,
lanihlp unleea unforreren faciure
enable th e' population to im-nor-i
(kg i.landa' wealth materially. ,
■ RecrrUty of the Interior IU *
Lyman Wilbur, who h a phyel. ion,
Mid he waa Impreaaed by the poeal.
bllltlee of the Virgin I.landa aa
i health riaort. The Prm dentlal
verty was Impressed, a*. all itopl
In Porto Klro by illoatration* of
native affection
for (lovernof
Theodore Uooievelt end aupport of
hie policies. They found at 8f,
Thome* an e.|wrlalion of nion
federal help with the advent *•
Civilian (!ov. Paul M- Penreou
who li addryealng hlmarlf to Im
proving the Ux .y.trro .am|,t* I

Mfvdl leave tor Chicago tonight
M i flrri ever to be ahlpped In
to of tkfa type. •
la
Rokenbach, fie* reoreeantatlVr. who aaal.ted
Ike loading at the car, the Iclaretem te in.t.lied el rath end
W , ’**5r c#,,w,
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F
U the celling, with, rarloua englra but no flrmg'wa
'a sacrifice la epece. During done.
V • ■’

f^eerdlng 5.

[Mto the ear U being leaded, a
Mr. Hoover walked- Ibe i|Mfl.i
r temperature U mtlnUlned by deck alone and wlUr-fiiend. eeeea.

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= $B $= B 5f«ie; the beautiful

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Dainty white'W! aperx pm g

at a wekonw Ww»!«*»'"V

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WJXj 1D;U. Bob Newb*U; ; U ,

Variaty ( I !-« baurs). - v . v H
• $M £—W JJt—U *

•itt, MoaWI, t, 8 m m aa.W-Ui

if 8iWk»i, 1*a, VfMtmi *,
OLD PAPERS r o i B A L *-F w

W ANT AD RATES

wrapping Md poridag verpocM
Apply Herald Offlea|b* dolUr. Full inform*
S.~ Budge, Orlmdo^flt.
iboatro;

FOR SAL Hi On« bandied bead of
mulae, «l] kind* an3 alto*. If
*ou need male* ee* in before buy­
ing. Win,'deliver anywhere. Don­
aldson and Juliette Mfl Myrtle
A re, Jgbkionvlllr, Fla. Phone

rtrt.

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ANGEL'8 B A R B E C U E * I

Handy R ffti

10A— Ponltry

(HBCJj R

THE ARCADE
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY

"B A B Y ‘CHICKS Low price*" H
breed*' reedy now. Send for
catalog. 8YLVAIN HATCHERY.

FISH and POULTRY

sA nr « -JW -ff
LUNCH I
. 5 &amp; 10c Lunch 4
|
Coffee Shop.
(
Open 6 A, M.-9 P . M ., K

BIC Y C LES A REPA IRS

l^Aj*rtmentn
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lltitt .

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iwn'Aimour A Co. ealeemavtk, blinding heidachet would
l for duyi i t i time and I
a t bare half the vitality that
Mddd or rare whether I at* &gt;*nr
. ’Argon alerted building up
aysleni nr&gt;m the first do»ei
■ i t fill* regulated my llt-cr
without griping or
bkr, j fee1! fine, eat -pkaty,

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n r .u ’M turn

f ja i i f a M fru. r
KIM1, HCJU’tU ’ '
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F&lt;JR “RENT; Furiilabed gar*io
apartment, reflnlehed, hot wat­
er, g e n re and water free, 00b Pal­
metto, Phone 547. ____________
NICE LAROE furnished two room
eptrtrrrnt. All convenience*.
$2.50 weekly. Garage free, $01 R.
5th. and Palmetto.
*________

■ M lHIfj'.i-

house

in

tJrfoatatdd'

Pinehuret, 1

DR1NK8-LUNCHES
BAGGETTS
Gilbert"l Chocolates
tiid Hat Dflnka.

LUMBER
H ILL LUMBE
Berrlcf. PhOSO

V EG ETA BLES

• ^IGN9

FURNISHINGS
Repair*—Reflnlehlng
Upbelelertug.
—"'••'EAtMER'S
IS -Jt Awed*

i
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OUR WATCH repaired tooth High Brkool, J , C. F. Bolton,
who TtiUr. kasnga,.Aogl MM W. 201b. St.__________ t
eweier, Mag. Ave.
COMPLETELY furnUhed houe*.
Dr. W. E. MecDOUOALL CHIP R IN T Iflq
AImi furnUhed apartment.' InEG PS ACTOR, (e How located at
■lrrJ?£
quire Tatty Shop. &gt;~Bh»r*rd:’ *
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SANFORD PRINTING CO.

tNpBPENDBNT

^ouTTolegMoo

• i E a a * s 5 0 'r a g s . - : . 4 s a ^
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ssoat, Just like new;lB$D
it air coupe| 1V2U . Ford
teal roadster! 1B)$ Chevtth. Reel A Son*._______

im .

Hhorlitenj 1:45, Neturol
dancing cleM NBC; 9:00,

BA R BER SHOP
|
Your hair rat hi eaparteM- fr
ed herbere.
CITT BARBER 8H O f.' V i
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' Magnolia Avo.' ”

ARCAI1B MARKET
Ckeapeef In Tewm

4M bp Laney’e Drug Store.

Jlnglei; 75J0, Time signal and
sports
announcement*;
7 j IS.
BetherUng BlagertP 7: so, Falls

Lock. Key and Gun Repairs.
DKKTCR'8
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a teal bargain,
rolta but dote In.

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Rlgnn. Pho »a SOS.

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SHOE B E P .
A, E- DOBBOW 110 E ^ O r ^
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Open 14 hours — U S 8- I
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"8 DRUG STORE—Pralent, * magaalnet, * fountain
PROMPT
deliveries.

tine Exchange dob; 10:30, B.
O. Hour—IT^C; ' l l :00, Junior

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                    <text>SA N FO R D ,

N o to r io u s G a n g s te r
Is P u t U n d e r A r r e s t

1A L S E C R E T A R Y

Airmail ptaaaa war* gnrandal a n d
inoUrirt* warned
again*t attem pts to l, Ararat.
Bvh anrw tompirratftUt » wirw

B r o th e r s A l s o I d e n ­
tif ie d A s ,O n e O f 3
M e T S e t f f F le e in g
raymtad fag. aoverV.,#**"1
S c e n e ’O f S h o o tin g
Milt* along tho atonali talk.

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R e V e a ls C o u n try ’s
P o s itio n O n A u h tro G c rm n n T r n d e lln io n

a n e l b 6 . 15 ^ T V —&lt;a p &gt; —

DRY LAW
Measure Would With­
d r a w State’*_8upport In Rum Fight
j B P M N O riE L D .lit, Mar. t * . (AP1—Tho Illinois itn aU retireday paaaod tho bill ropooling the
ita to 'i prohibition
enforcement
law*. Tho mtoiuw, already poneJ

get. In offetl It
all rlat* auppo‘|
at government I
-jaanafartur* and
chUag liquor.
Postage of th* OYIrody-McDorotott b 'll named for IU *4* n&lt;*v
;■ th a bouoe and Ike #*n*;». f&lt; Ilowod a day of oratory, and wa*
ptaewgod shortly before tho final
iwlt call by th* &lt;0 Si defeat or •
U i meaiMw to attach a .eferorv
vjjpdflM C*
r&gt;Th* altitude »f Adelbert
M i . u * r g j f t n i - r . r - ' j - L " 1-

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Defer ed he should a id tutp &gt; r l . ’ *T nedd tlm47* he aakl, In’ de­
manding *111* rtpcia, “to think U
ovtgj^ .
- S e t according to the .ilcUte*
of my mmK'cnr#,- he ealri. In •*■
olalaing h re vote, “but »* obey tUIn nty dU trvt
•MPdntp t f vi
I* vot* •nyq'.“
Uttrn a *lr*(
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W i t M*0 way to ih*

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'.b e d Ih. rocll.l, I*.l- Tvnnesaer, and brotkew Wf Dn.di '
r d*ttfB fr*bc lb* hot, / . Marshall of this tity d ed at the
m a U l k a . m r t o . t e Dnlvorwlty IfoopHal TModay kfwho mwet rtorid* whe- lernoon follow lag an optrallup.
The body. o fcO ^ rT a d by H L
McDaniel, of iHmofiMa, w frntaro.,
|ty brother, arrived in Jirlaadn
|hla aft*'noon.
' Funeral oerelco* w '|| be bold
from tho Oarwy Hand Funirol
Forion tomorrow glternoun at

,-Jaki" IJngli w ai a*****lnatcd
Wit Juno, that Brother* waa on*
rtf thoii min and Frank Footer*
Chlcigo gangmter, M » nnolher. }
Otto Swobode. hfW jln Ilobe o ut
gnd for many V rtfj * sh rf, orrUpled th* wltneii J b M mart n f tho
«ty. For tho moat P*H &gt; la to*Umony conoi.oratqd ih a^ of^Wafr
N* William* wh«VUR^f *«*»itg a
man he Identified a* iVothera Deo
the i. cm o f'th e murder.
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Thm Hwohod a, a abort, fat-fac­
ed portable, man, imklonly tossed
■ Hfetolwll Info tho rouyt pro-'

0 . Jiwtln. neoly arpomtrd Hotfetary In I'reddent Her­
, at hit lin k In the Kvecctlra UHlre*. Mr. Judin anc­
le Akcigon. who rcoigmd to enter tho mutton pi;lifp«

ON REVEALS'FORD'S HIRING OF
NSjTO M E E T M G N VESSELS
ED DEFICIT BEING PROTESTED

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r r |v w .jy Y'’'***• i »•*
tfflff rfrYhla &lt;mhn'a
cigargtl* (lad Ira ling tho defendanti when 1 raw them Ju»l hefoie
tho aheotlng.-

u s u r y Ui
F o r 1 H u n d r e d M il­
lio n W ill lie Is s u e d

M sd e T b s tH e
S h ip s In C o m o n W ith U . S.

WASHINGTON, Mor. **—(AIM
1’lotw for rhlrlng H iki.uoo.- —A mrmoiomluoi chatglog the
Foul Motor rompany with «*lng.
fore'ga vowarl* In competition with
ueaaury d erail were in - American tran*-AtUnllc line* wa*
nounetd &gt;**!crJay by Secretaiy ft It d yettrnlay with the (hipping
Mellon.
board.
The tieaaury oerretau said 1*0
The chargop, ptrirntivl uy J.
May Measure hill* totdMng "IIOQ.- Caklwrll Jinkih*. v k r pre*Went in'
tho JlertfcaM] Fleet coi|&gt;erat|on,
•dno. jonil&lt;l*r*,l by tho Uatrd bub

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The defense brought mil. In
eruaa examining Coroner Herman
g . Bkndeaen* Tue*day,- O-at j-lhw,
■ B e t that JUllul l.lainyM*pm f r#
aflfiom a MjVl liovi-tcA. M ile rl

SOSrihRwhwn"twvr*l‘gwlb«« I
etrrialM wdiether tho Ford von
M y 'a frotphUM.. *v*rat ng I*
Mean AtDntttidtwl Povifiv r w

and lender* w
Monlry » '_ th

rYgaret »luht Fwohoda n il
’ man walked up and htliq
■kj another an that the lei
hand remained In thr pocket.
The wltnros sSlrB I* 'W lr ltd
down th* sobwoy. obd liril N.olyf
gone a few loot wheu th rrr mrii
ruahcd b) Ifni. In a few orrondc
there was a shot, th* wilnes* eon*
thiued, and Hi* Ihior inert sooner.
•d. 1|« saw thr body of a man ly­
In g ’wt the Door and he1rah up the
' • c»n • N flW M S n irl

Itching Powder"1Is
MeahsOf Breaking
UpNudeCultGroup

M* strwhll*. th* latest trewWK
»tl n eat shiiind a furllifc' lWl&gt;
(n&gt;ontc In* rd|lrcthm«, in*ring
« total far the month on laft
imdiy Ffld.ai&amp;.Mt'i
mmiuired
Ith $3l7JHt.i.tHT for th* 'warn*
kind 1*1’ V-mr.'
An offering of trrosuiy Milt
W forreari recently when th*
'(rinna bureau railed upon the
¥ * V &gt; f'7 fMXI.IMU.IIflu la-fur*
The lrra*ury had provldrd only
Etro.lM10,000 for the bnirau until
thr elose of Jum, believing that
fUtf.ri«Sl. .
A|/pliealiuni for Iran*, however,
wen- morh larger than had b*M
axpecloil and glOO.IkNl.ooil ral*eil
Ihrough sole of rertlftralos nf in^
debtr.'nr*, vra, fvuoj Iqorlequali'.
' Adrieali* of Ih* veteran*' loa'n*
hvitetor, l.«v, tfiihniued it wool I have no rffe&gt;t ,m the
Ito*vary deficit &gt;lmv a fund'had
been created to proVid* for th*
loan*.
Veteran*' Admln'rirator lllm*
aanoumrd yr*leid*y M*71.2 0 1 ^ 1 -

Ip Greenwood Gemolsry.
Mar thnlm. Fpring had come, ami
dr. Marshall was wall know* ih* tUMlng wa* thorough, for Uw
Doukhotors, a rtllgtou* * M ./ *rv
tO - i i f t a t psrlUn of k b I f* rhampbrn* of th* trade.
Pollco, reporting ih* m a tt/x i U
S

f f l S f S H . * ;
r tu m j dr MaryvUI# l’rep laid tho Doukhohor. ue «ro&lt; «i*Kto r. i y JdaryvIBr (inOog* at
yytiMtoTIMbA. Follow|wgT hi*
idrtPMaa fl*m MaryelU* Col­
* he.nroBod to the CWlega of
d to to at th* Uaiverrity of
■Pooosa, an d waa in hit senior
rrt Of /
d / H / W . m*tabor of Phi
I the officer*
rra with Itch

MAIDKH

tffectlyg r Al
today hy J.

ocr no role charaHer.
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m r ri«.
U v 'W lawMlgal oa wa* UroJU’rJ;
■oweror, wbrn the roni|*any u,n\pl'ed with trgulatlaa* |,y III ng it#
maximum rote *ih*duli*.
.' Jenkins, Usi ng eight foielg't
freighter* he sold tail l«rn eharterrd by the Ford romiwny l»ctween Jan. 21 oml Mar. II of thlr
last &gt;t*r. rapla'nrd he thought It
adrloable to br.ng the rituailo.i to
tin’ allrntiop &lt;&gt;t |I m- iK&gt;unl, “o*
possibly Mr. Find might be pre­
vailed upon |&lt;&gt; improve hi* way*."
Jlnklns sail this roused th*
/truer con MMni stile* to lose lh&gt;
Ford busInoiU and thrrateM d Hie
alabrlity of.fh&lt; rate structure.
tlftbiaU tapiirord the opinion
Ilio board had no Irgul mean* to
Compel n change In the Fu'd
s h i p p i n g arrangement*, h u t
thouaht hr might fgrp»pM-*li-d not
to rarry n n r ra l cargo on his
charter,d *|iI|m.
Jenkins *«ld the Ford Interest*
h«J far*** space at their iU*|m*iil
and “ore now sol'citing other gen­
ita l cargo for Hgvre and jlnlter.
&lt;*«"» lu roinpetlllfn with our Am*|lran France a n d Atneiitan
D auinntl Ins'* and at lr*. than
th* ronforrnre rale* or* tho**
■greed upon for certain tunes on
■|&gt;e*Hlr i uminudMlt*.
“The extension o f th a praCtl «
tan not help Imt retard th* d*.
velopincnt „f | ner »ricrcr*,“ Je n ­
F r a n k C lark* A R ed73.
kins contended.
The memorandum sold tha Ford D ie s O f H e a r t A tta c k
rompany had chartered shi|« „/
British, Herman, Dani.h,
Nor^ ’euJden bearl attach prnerd
F 'll p " ■"•!. Japanra*. rogiairy.
taU I to Frank Clark. TH. retired
fainter who d ed al hi* Hitiru*
height* home Mri night.
F a r m e r s W ill S ta ffe
,, Mr. Clark has realdrd In San­
DiscuHHlonu T o n ig h t ford and 'v'rlnlly for over 2-T
feats, and wap well-known a t a
Aloa H. Johnaun, dlinrtor . of aucceorful grower. II* la survived
Vfcatlonol education at Dre Httu- by hi. widow Elisabeth Clark and
took High Ikhool wiU Uod a om son, Charles A.’Clark, of O r
BT*ilp of 40 o f mor* Sonfurd cel- Uat'o.
f
■
oro farmer* In tholr weekly round
He will j* burled in Ev*rgro*n
tohU diocu*sl*n of form probWma Cematory towwrrrow afternoon a f­
Ai thv *vWool auditorium Mqlght. ter a ahoal oorvk* at th* Erlckioq
rfR d'aCUoqlon of th*'M**ll*yllily Funeral Homs at ilyOO o'clock. The
dfsfrMlHring mater Ml*, sad bo* Rev. Wm. P. Brook. Jr. of the
tW y effoet FlaM growth gill h* Flrot Baptist Ckurth will ufl cUld.
has w r i n d fi

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r* kaown a a U ■ ir o &lt;*l irany
. .
wriwny, will [ I ■ t o iNadBe
j.rk .o n rllt* J Bto») drawer In thlp;
• New O to fl
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man g koeoamm t pwbUotod • otato*
ment laag. night to tho effort that
tto BrtUlh im honadcr had vl»Iteil (Gianni km Hroeulng &gt;*»t*ritay, explaining Foreign Secietary
llendoroon’g poriCun on the propoied Auatro-German ro*tniiu un­
ion.
Tho Hr'lMh ambassador Inform
ed the ehamellor, the statement
m I&gt;I, that Mr. Ilrnde.aon Iwllovrd
It wo* bo*t for the intereit of
oil. In view of the Geneva protocol
of April, IW2. for the matter t&lt;&gt;
be d;*cUs»rd jointly, »n«l that Ueriramy and Auitrla ihould not con­
clude n definite agiremcnt ••efuro
the next meeting i f the I.fnguo of
Nationg Cuunril
The chatwellug explained furih rr th a t'th e fpuroe o u lln c l In
tho Aiwtro-lirngan negotiation*
Will U* ctmllnuod. Hut two oi t h i c
« o atk . Will l&gt;* needed tu runcludr
tho agreement In (lew m tho
many technical detail* Involved.
Ulurnlag replied that the pro*
jcct.'d curium* icvunl wo* within
the inuuda of tin- (ieneva protortd oml in the opinion of the Ger­
man ami Auatrion guvernnienl*
therw wa* no l*a*on for the l*wgtie of Notion* Council tu Uk# up
the plotter.
Should other government* doalre In eiamlno lla Irgol aip* t«,
hr aai’l, there la no reason fur th*
O n man and Austrian govern­
ment* tu ohjocl.
Eaamlnallon from a pjlitirul
t iew point, however, the Gerglon
'g etrrn m in l nmaWera Inadal*-

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COMPETITIOR

ST. JUKKl’Il, Mo. Man H. (Al*)—A man kUmllfM a«
Kml.'iU-k lluikv,
notorious
Chlragu gangster charged with
the SU Valentino* Day »**»■•
eta at w m rum m l a halt
doten other murder* and iol&gt;(h f *&lt;• totaling a million dollar*
w»* arrested In a taim l»rn»*
M ir Milan today. Hurk» aaa
In •a‘,1 whan officer* rtt*h*d In.
In hi* r»:m with machine, guns
toady. He wa* nrltnl before ha
could rrarh for hla revolvof on
a rhajr w a r the had. INdlc#
•ahl llurka and a woman, who
wa» In Kanana A’s tw a t t h q tin y

T w o B a n d its W h o H e ld
Up W o m a n A tP is to !
P o i n t P ia c e d B e h in d
B a r s I n C o u n ty J a i l

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|M ro b b e ry o f n e ro c e ry V 4w»rh Mrrfcnl Mrf?fUIUV
itto re a t C h u lu o ta la s t S a tu r - ,
tor line* Wit Noveml+r.
d a y n t noon a r c b e h in d b pra q
In th a C o u n ty J a il, S h e r i f f * /•
J . F . M cClelland aald Ih U
m o rn in g . T h ey a m V ern o n .
D. Stokoa. 24. an d O w en Wll^i , t
Ham#. 21, th e l a tte r h a v in g
conferred hi* part In tho trim*. .
Iloth th# hoy* oro member* of
logging cm»* which have op- '
C iv ic H o u s e -C le a n in g rioted la thi* vicinity for amnk time, and they reside at faro#-' .
Is E x p e c te d ' T o B e a t rbc* and Altoona, rocpocttvoly, ■,
arrw i cul.nlnatod a 1*g* ' -i
C o m m itte e P r o b e s lMTheir
of ru e fu l Inveitlgotloix* on \
NEW YORK. Mar. W.—(API — tho part of Sheriff McCWlUad
Taiumany llall today waa engaged and hi* dofnitle*. who wero fufeod
In imUIng IU hoboo’la order—ami to work with only n fow doflattg 1
hurrying to romplet* the job he- tide*. Stoke., «•&gt; taught nepr. •
fore tho l.gl.W urc commit tee, A*t«r Monday ifternoon. aftor ‘
which will rondnet a goneial Inve*. IWputy Jack IlIrkuMt had lodgpc
tig*lion of tho cltg mlmlnl*trn- •d that h« wa* la that vtethlty,
William* wa* at reeled by rnrphtlon, ronte* to town._
When Mayor Walkmr r»t» t» Sheriff Collin*. U ka fountfi
bark fiom Ilia vacation M at wr*k Toeihiy aftamoun.
Th* rohlwry wa* * »eU-ptaa&lt;t*4
he altl find on hi* de*k n teport
from Jain** A. IIIgglM, commi* affair, for tho youth* not only,
alnoer of arrounta, which may be cut mil tele phono communication
the l«il* of change* In aom* elly p ith Honfiird from rhnlubU but
waited until Iho nuon hour when
d*|wrtment*.
Thoma* C. T. Crain, dlatrift at- but few people Were on iW
tomey, who*# offtclol conduct I* otmet*. Telephone wire* tu tfiu .
being looked into at tho order ol city w eiy .o u t near th* ikwn-'*".i
Governor Roo*rvtll. »aW of a re­ lotkhalcht* Ulcer bridge.
The U. I). Daniel grocery..
port that ho would etep oot Apr.
•tore wa*' the place filtered, anil !
"That |* an Aprd f-nil augge*- Mpi. Vlol# Jacob* waa tho only •
orriq'nnt. hue *ald that *t .obeul ,
ni.M
Dudley Field Malone ymtarday n tiM o’flatk, th# two men &lt;lr*y# ■
nt to ip*ak la front of the aloro In a Dodge"
rnnctllfd an f
ewtaw, -TW y jumpmt out quick11, and on tried lb* store, driWv-

PLANS ARE LAID
FOR DEFENSE OF
TAMMANY HALL

llvfir r*. tlmJiniip o f t h i tU fb T t
fair* om m lttee, I* paster.
~
“ Your loaenl action In filing
with flovorwer Itaoaovolt false and
iwUioadlng ehargea agalaet tfayar
Walker ami walling tu file them
■mill th* mayor h*d loft town for
a needed and woll-eained vacatloa
compel* n it to revl»* my rolloutv
of yon and your ntoUvoo," Mr. Ma&gt;
lone wrote to Dr. Ifnlme*.
InveotlgaUra inquiring Into the
affair* of th* rluoed Bank uf Unitld State* ten*tied yesterday that
more than IP dummy corpora linn*
tank title p, million* nf dollars
worth of rep I rotate taken hy th*
bonk In foreclosure.
•
Mi tuber* of the corporation*
were *skl usually |t&gt; have beea emplayee of the luink's legal staff.

Son Of Legislator
Confesses Murder
Of Verna Russell
I'lttiVIIIENCK, Mor. 2 C.-IAIM
—R ilhlt Hathaway. Fall Ittver.
sought for Ih* tnunler of Vorna
Kuxfll, • indent nurse, al/m-ndeio,| to A lloney General Banjnnilk
Mrl.ynikii ludoy. Mis* RumoII'i
body, Udly U tte in l, wa* found in
* ditch luoila*.
Mrlo'mon planned In tak* Hath­
away tu tepor. where th* warrant
charging him with peurder, wot lo­
ro* I. Hathaway I* th* won nf gUt*
tfrprsentjtlce l.oui* Hathaway.
MrLyman said he rocolvod Hathaw ay’s *rrwlon uf the girl*' death
from Msmu* I Jacob*. Ho-ton lawyef, ared he dkl not reveal It until
be rrrelved It direct from Hath­
away.
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He indiuc|rd,. hoprvrr, tb*t
Hathaway bad not clung Ur hi#
original story In which he said two
boMap men had taken |b* girl
frum him whll* they were riding.
Authorities *alj Hathaway told
friend* he &lt;|uartw|led with Ih*
nuro* whll* they were riding Ihr
arghl she wa* (Mangled In death.

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to Crowded
CHARLOTTE, N. C , Mar. M c (A F)—i'orty (hr** persona wwa*
lajarud, many Mtloualy, when h
Southern Railway eaglM plowwd.
Into a atraet railway ra r her* laday. Moat uf th* car’s passengers
woi# negro domestic servant* *nroute to work. Th* car with It* InJprod shrieking and groaning war’’
shoved down th* track bofur* th* &gt;
engine wa* haKod.
. ti
Every ambulance In th* cltg was
•umtuoMd. Haua* nf th* •cCldrel
wa* snd*4*rmlned. Wltn***** said''
ike gotta at )h* crc*iln* w*r* Wa­
rred for n hand car and th* gtrosl
Mr balled. Whrn t»w bsndttf.
paaied liar gate* w#r* rwlaod
stroet car otaiieri acioao and
alrurk by the engine.
rr Beyre Hunter, ooeietary li
wpoilntondent of th* rail
Ml I he did not know wMt «•
th* apparent Blliup In tho wi
man’* lower controlling the I
An Invextigatlen storied Imi
lately.
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H ia F ir a t Solo F liffh
After several weak* of In*true-,
Ibis which taw him in iba air f*c
only fire and onr hajf hour*. (Vallac* Bell, local Celery grower and
pupil of Pilot Gorringor, made a
inseorofnl oele flight over th ir
9*nfoid Avenue airport Tuoedsy
-aftornoon.
Mr.'Bell la owe uf several hwai
pupil* of the (W ringer Flying
her* foe Ih* p**t two wrath*,
flight, front take-«jf tu Uad
W*« declared l* barn been oa
M t. raaaldoriag th* short 1
ho has been In the air,
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Mr, BrlPa aeal sUp la ooira
lag 10 heart of rote flight, a
•hlch lim* he May apply fa
cinmtwt Itceaoe. lla ax^
orake applktotort.w ithin •,
peg) few weeks, and if ha ig'.t
cesrtul la pnosiag hla toot*. Im

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ib th* farn»ar» aro w««r-

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district deputy
t*f» In each Ulefrfcl,
genaial election, «Bw
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to ate than financially crippled ,

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revamping of economic method*, and con*
i In -social life. It would appear strange If
political, forma ware not atfeaat contemp-

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litter,
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enmpenial Ion of .county offlftn
U \ js order, A condlllm Which
p ise s * .ta n atncla county. otfiee
is lb* nama of eomp*na*Uon M
much aa that of th* entire ,»*•
pyofna court or that of lha.govamor and hla oaWaet la Int^lar.
Ude. Record* and report* abash1

throughout the nation are crying for re*
H true they have ulway* been c ir lh a for re-

enactment of . Uw wt
(a) Adjoat tha coni
of county afflfart., aad,

Jui curtailed by «

definite ia l.fr to t*. H

b^ta'mMh coonly afflW
wpon population. In all
MIA a population In "i

•Anvil Chorus” la not as agencies
nd same way of &lt;
taday as II was a &gt; n a reducing expensew for ‘the benefit oi
• last'aumntar. The koOeke have prevloualy mentioned
rapMlf being converted to
imeiitfl, a method

which hap been
Colorado. OthBra have lecommePd-

elim ination o f'certa in counties and

Iht auggest tha consolidation of the
■or with that-of,jtb f cbunty tax aa-

r Koit Wtath dally, wo-aap, Win R o g « who riaiW *n
laowa fa the papotn wlll *ab
i‘ belter poated.
f
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collector *r|1
ufacturerS

lh* ptlmaiy, aed pk
era) election, arid the
•Ity fof the great a
upon the counties th
trirt rcglitratlep oft
the Raaarat election.

jTivemmwiUl jitnctlre b taapon&lt;|
* iy . tp; ih j . oacMtlve . ca*ta ,&lt;uf
he' dy ipw-iniawda. '
. i qulremonta
b V n lhc;rfore recommend the rd W tha I
itcaUm of a hodget commission Ing Into &lt;
fer ivet V^eaunty, r mpowd of, five
|paan, a'rcliigr without pay, and
th a t Meiy iwmtjr hoard. rommUM*Wor affleer aubmtt an rotlnmto recommendation M l raeiUlid«t ;*
jr
WfTUe requirements for tha o*xl ftttliddl
natal Mar. ta th* budget roimtiU- cnveiaimni,', but Itrii W line wflh
•loni ihot aurh eammU*bn Im glc- the fundamental prliwlplra upon

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S E M IN O

C O U N T Y C R E D IT

rn Iho puwVr and authority to fls which’ mir whole governmental
the amount fur each fund, and &lt;fur atfwckure ha* been created, and W*
inquired to pur. to th« tm
each board, commiaalaa. or officer, heliora will do more to bring about
imtsalon«ra tor dapoalt in
nty offlrsm'. 'fund all mbit
i, oommliilona or aalarM
iriitg lb# month.
iMmII
ml

«»ery dollar I bfb
|slhla season tin

J wommlMfaaat*.

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i i (e) That' each county nfflcei
bo author!tad- to actant bin t dr-

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Sentiment?
tosnty offlaar, and ihariha'fWUr
t . rommUatoiwr, sboUU U au.

upon th«

iplpfay, ruruor baa it, la !•• gaSa tlivarta from hla wilt,
l b Taylor, Whlyh tanda U
MMIatv A'a .tarpat aBn^rwoi that Ha had daf InUaly rsllnd
i tha. fight garni. •

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P iy n liSgon te d 'm yagetugntr concludes the Alanu- bat net aulkorlted to Inrrcaae
the sans. V’ 1''

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)(d&gt; ' H u t all aupptiaa, malarfeyr veere |g e expanalU was the order of the day. Ula
or eqalpmant, •acept .th sjar.
le p u t three or fouryanrs retrenchment has been the
‘bbt tovsnim ent hut been alow in discover*
ba parahaoad by the county
J t m a y be too mtich Wfcopt that^any near date will
^ no of’ OKldem businesi c^

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ANIHAt. CMCKI
lab you,
yen, would tell .- mo,”
wish

writs* a roedcr atgatag ~khmetf
7aha- UwreUo, “what carlooeuu
am. Ilk* I labb at tbalrwork gad
gekiwid af dioy i aadl wendu • t*
ntysstf am tkoydlaayomM whoa
tbsydathalr Work. Ara thay funny
'tkataaalm sr Is tbalr work fan-

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"*l&gt; Haight*.

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wmhL Bin.
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Church,

M p b ^ r ji+ i» # «r tb*
Hat* Cbaieb, -Mr*. FmnU.-eksInttaa; Will m M
WOck in th* T. K. 1.
.sr.|h*;ri)ttfttL:
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WITH ALL tHE BRAN OF THE WHOLE WHI

Myth. Mn. K. &amp; Sr«-

I W " . ta'U n e a t with ! Above 'a re Urn f i n prisr win- her picture “Cyprem on Lika
W f ll k rr hpm* on Mainine point in *• of tbo fourth au- Monro*" I* rc*n abeve In tha
rfeof.'ktiaiN f o'clock.
tl tihlbltlvn of .tha.State Fed- lower g |f U hand corner. Read*f tin
tlon of Art*. Mr*. W. M. in* from left in -rig h t lh*y art)
m ™. r , ih
^•ptt. of Hanford, wa* lb* win- top row, right, “Ti-a mater",
i b b w , t i l l m « i W|th
paeperU T hfr home 1m war of , thr iamUcap* priar, and Mark Dlion Itodd of thr PL
LffM * a t
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y w w aSSM yht of tin
Mr*. Whllmr, W. W light i. do - ]

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,\t Mr, and Ur*. C'igtlew O’Neill
and Mr. and Mr*. I». L. Carpenter,
of Norfolk, .Va, who apent am end
areoka here at the Minimum* llotdl, hare returned home.
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Arthur Poolr, ef N*w York City,
airlved today to Vialt hi* COUa'.Me
Mr. and Mr*. It. P- Read at their
home tn i’lumoaa Drl#a In Hsu
IUinta,
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Flml Street, U able to lie u M l
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-J fA P K Four avirrivW drputy
aherlff* of a ru n halllo of Mar.
Id, In which n mull driver and a
deputy were (lain, were hound
nai t to g:*nd jury on rliarre* ui
murder yi-rUrday. j
th # deputlr* were rhaigrd wllh
the murder of I upo ftohrrt*, runtract mail driver for lb* govern-;
nu-nt t h r i|u aitrt —A. U. Ctwwd)
I* M. Ha•'*&gt;•, i’orlar-HavL and
h-, J, MrIc — remained a t I Iwrty
&gt;Bder UOoa band rich." ‘
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Robert* wa* killed after he had
fatally founded W. I*. Slat ling, ■
depoly a ho with the four efflr'ra
uBA*r ahreat, hail hlorkrd Utr high­
way at-Sm ith’* B rd g r.’on the
«lg# df the cllyi when they re-

ti&gt;«nnr o*tnw4* n—a*i o*aita*p

PetrraUirg dub, which took tbo Oak", by, F ilth Smith Harriaan
general prl**; th* upp*r left rut, of th r :Art H orlrty1of Jarkaop"Th*. Itoch", by F nutria Howard till*. . flta g c ris* a* a w itrr mlWilliam*, aim of Ht. Puter-lurg, r-p.' and "Portrait Yitudy", by
by link Ih*. flrrl priio a* a print; Kthrlwyn A., Wood, of th* I‘mini
th* lower right, "Florid* Water llradi Art League.
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(API Ira IHittcn, Trapplrt.Moftk, wide­
ly known for hi* work aiming U-p.
«r* of Hawaii, died today aftrr a
lone illnrai. Ha wa* &gt;T. II* *prnt
nearly 4f. year* among the Unlntrd
Itper*.
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atnall home, four ntrew untiled, at ST^O.DO.

A lso M, M. Nmlth’a land* on W ent Hltlt*.

A. P. (’onnclly &amp; Sona.
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Thrift Sho|&gt; rloatnjf out ‘ for
the aumm er. B veryth.n g re-

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Jack Taylor, a
M and M-M
Toomaf/ ifndu
with a U m ^ -V k
Gordon CIVboaa, Tampa. *h&lt;-: a
*#-37—Tg.te pteca a atmke ahead
of O. pitaga, hka fallow town.man.

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notified the aheriff&gt; affkaI-*. hear Saturday, afftcfaU
traced them te . Mfc Ifara.
f haid paaeed Ulteogh Orteda,
than, and peraaa tka Wakfara
re, bet at: tfforte U taka
1 Saturday ulght Jfprp un1

n ' l j y wHk t a i l eeanty rt-

S 3 , yae&lt;»e€te nfteraeaw at fair
kerne, III Wirt KlfUeath BlraL
Daring th. afternoon beteg. pcogfm iona w en anjoyad »ad p rim
w*r» awarded la Ml*. 0 . fc Me.
Cat! and Mfa. U * Coaolar. Mm
McCall « u given a faaeham **f
far hold hip high acorn white Mm
Coooley waa tha r*dpteufr:cf a
linen handkertMef, for .catting
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Adorning tha raarna where tha
tateaa were- ipmed far pfar waa *a
prefuilon of enep dragon,, earned
peaa and other garden flower, *cecataallng a poatet netor aete. Tha
tattle* bora floral daalfifa In light
colon.
.A t Uw tea hagr aaafad cmrra*
Waa • aarrad M U coffee kg tka heat,
ana, ***laUd byMem: Clyde Byrd,
Mrn tt. 0 . Era, and Mn. Anna

Mm OL D, 4 Farrell,

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re uy tAutag*:
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by Mm P
Paul trauma

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1 I* Park
Pkona
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' Mm Jacobi Identified both the
beye a , the rohbera, end will be
the chief wltneta agahwt thtrn
at tha grand /dry hearing. Wil­
liam, r(interned M* pd&gt;t In tka
affair abortV artar being (dcirtlfW . but ’ Btokee U aatt to be
taalnuialng a deliberate • attenm,
tafsiing to a rawer many *f iba
quoatlaok put U him by th# eher-

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teprrd. Tha aheriff alao found hot
that one' ar .Ufa boy, bad parCkaaed a eecond hind car M
tlOO In Euatls. When fltokca waa
tfrrerted near’A iW Kb who drtr*
f ig Ufa ta f ha purrhired at Ena*

lenuUVaa

t t i be lentetcd R o- I

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Under ti»» learteriMp of M tt
John HlatermUtrr and
Mi*,
( h a n Knight, the American U « '
fan AualtMry h»a Joel **oterteted
a tbme day mcmbeeaWp drtVi
which brought op iU nfamberahta
lo a total of 74 faJfafc Th# W r t
tloeed Tuaddayeewilng after tka*
In charge bad procured mat* membota for the eomlag year thin
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haute la Plnthurat, 1 block
Unt. See Arahkh Takach.
aottih H tfh School, J ,T . F. Bolton,
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INKS D A Y . M A R C H

Control Of Letter Estate
TdRernainln U.S.Despite
Protest O f Nobility Heirs
AfUhtive
ton Into
■ Scandal

Forty Or More K e lW
Are Killed FpflilW*
inpr Insurrection (W
Infantry Regiment

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he had agtwcd to run
itloa i f ha* la guarau*
hand gad If no effort
lamped* him into ten-

• A Unarmyer, counael for
•fJC, T. Crain, the Tamman/
' attorney already under In:
Atgatia*. aouadad tha keynote
tha tWfenao yeaUrday, In a
aafh Id which, referring to lie*
rr*nt magtitrateo* Irwpi'ry, ha
triad "tha cruoliy and lajuatica
aa*h- pafrhotagy that haa bora
laahl#ad, whipped lata acb'ol
if ‘goaded and magnified hy the
rfUtldn, of fallhle** public off!*

Barante# of Ravuiadaja. and Lady
Almfcodrla M etralf-**w*hlera of
the,late Mary Ixlter Cunum. an*
other rioter, and arlf# of the for­
mer viceroy of India.
Throughout the bight jewr# of
litigation over control of th* mil­
lion* amaaaed In Chtago ntetchand'ahtg and
finance, the
thin)
daughter of Levi the aatutc# Mr*.
Nancy L'eler Campbell aupported
her brother unLl her death ,al*
moath* ago.
Aj» th» appflUnU' cuuivKit uHl­
rated tH#re would tp no further
appeal, yratutilayV decision *|V
parently » m tha drmjutfitvnt of

aattUMl. ai~0*e-&gt; e 'lrr wtarrvutu*
Bla ifcrrhaae of the Kinder cuol
mine* from the ettato.
In the 2fl year* of H* mania**
mml loiter ha&lt; imraaacd th*
worhn# iBpilal of the rotate (ruin
approximately |ia.000,ut)0 to mote
than « I l,ooo,ooo.
The Wyoming ranch land* weto
th# rh'rf bme'nf contention In the
llt'gatloti.Tho Kngliah he'ra charrer*. among other thing*, that Loller waate.1 epprox'malely 17,000,­
000 In dov eloping the laitching in*

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that
Jneeph had hern tnanrd hy hU
father ta menage the wMely-dlTerrified Interval# god, that a'ac#
he waa the -4ly member of Ilia
famljr atill InMhe ITn'trd Slate*.
It era* the tradency for him to
a*«ome control af th* eatate.
The old l-ellrt* home In Chicago
haa long alnce Wen raxed. The
Marled In.lhSf when old l-evl left only fandly residence remaining
Lei ter* burg. Maryland, to grow up I* Joaeph'a apaitno-nt—whlrh he
aehlom nrrup'ei. Hr •pend* moat
l-gvl’a children aoarrd over the

R iM N w iy t u v an T

ha mayor and th* galk* com*
wner." Mr. Untarmyer
de4 "CM *o mora bo hell rerMe fo r’ tha tom abu allmln af th* Tragi ng* at women.
* r corrupt ptoterUaa ataln.t
Aamat by a few mra who hothat* naifariM aud tho’f a ty.
PM wo*M hokj . PiWdent

Life Stating fie la

f i t __ -1 / \ / P # .^ iy 4 L i n
iM m ldu th tt thedayaga net
R M F rtn law."
• • ‘
KlagcUnd Macy, chairman
A lA fh lic u a data coaiat ttd leader la th* fight far the
lmmt, aa— unrad that hU
w«a aledgad to "ga ab*«
IM H rtal. noapollUral inr a c r lg af the lagUlatur*. b#
“ la a flue dementlrat on at
aar hheantawat la allU re ­
l i t id arouaed pabl'c op n-

. . Y*fh.'4*giu*l Haahaa bee# r#coaling
nftnnp
‘ • M th* apptll-

'. P A H S , Mar. &gt; l * h » l Y * nr
nuncialioa of the toaHherrU! Iteaty with 'Germany and a declahm
t* ahatain ftom all financial aid
cenatltutea the poiatbl* policy of
Fiance toward Gttmaay if the la'-*
Ur partial* la catr»lag »ut on ct&lt;
i-nemlc pact with * ‘ ‘ " ~ ‘
Inf or mi
Auaartate.l Ihea,
laat night.
Jnqvliy among diplumala ac*
rradttod Ktanee ahnw* a pr*v»l*
care af Ml ef that th* Adatro*
( km man m ail la one of th? a*o*t
ImpotUul political derelopotenta
, litre the war, embodying a poo(Cuntinuru.v a r-g c Kout)

rkw

or

ro?it.

rrerbetallona of n a ^ S ir Iff* In
I hour* ■hook fircatfr w«’e% \‘erk
iven »la)inga ocrorrud la tha
lOtim up to Mumldy nndulgl.l.
n ravealod twa mar*. In i&lt;m*
a billiard narHr Oporator wa*
ltd to death In a tin* . lamed
ruckclee.Pi and a policeman
remarked he Ura* "a'rk and
I of everything.' look h * own

Puleaton I h 8peaker

d-'VUlou InvaU galhr tgU th*
^akaUi court#, win ho apocrdt|aoM I* tha comao-agigg of

day Ly Ur. Baaari Pnlaalon. who
hod ehaigo of th# program of lha
day.
raaolutloa caJM fi
-'Tha r#Utlow*hip o f th* montsl
atUtoda toward gtacral
haalth
Conditkeaa waa clrarly defined and
rapdn won recommend outlined la Dr. HtiWuo'a talk,
ftalgtion toy February and hr aalng many prartUal eg
hg* aa approjy'at'on ample# o f haw the mind can be
gaed ta tha treat torot and cure of
to M (h with.
Jlaeaaar, he kept hla Imtonera int tea ted In what wa* termed "ooo
i f Iho moot Important talk* hoard
by Kptartan* la tonaa lima".
Ilota Han W. U Coopaf wa* olett•d aa th* cluh'a reprtoenUllve lu
t|e International Convention of
tatary Club* to be held at Vienna
during June.
' '
• At the auggtoUcn pf WHy P'H*,
acuHlmaater af, lha Rotory-epunaoipd Bey Scout troop number
Utrae, fuada will ha provkled U
In haarlaE U * met af
g iM M M itn fp h a ­

imWag

ment Monxlay nlxht.
d rreUltg
cannon fire ata'nat the Santa Cat*
•Hna barrack*. Some 40 or nmr#
rehet* mere k'lled.
The aurpr',e up.lang, arhkh
followed eetablahment of pear*
under the new junta headnl hy
I leut.-l'ol. I lav Id Samanri Oram*
po conl'nued four hour*, during
oh rh the Ineurgvnl* attempted to
atorm the palace and f red w Idly
Into the «1.\ A numlM-r «»f |N-r*nn*
were arreted amt VIII l » lourtmart'aled.
While Ihe pprpoae of the new
rebellion waa not announced there
were numenwi* repot t« a* to 'l#
a m. Some »*y the reveller* claim
not to hav# rerrivel their |my.
•rh’la other* connect the move­
ment with Blt'vltlaa of »up|&gt;orIff*
of Abguatn II. Lrgu *. overthrown
a&lt; prr»i hfit ta*t foilAnother repott I* that Ihe up*
»i*lng had rommun'rt'r runnerlinn*.
Commun *llr
pHinphle'*
were found in po#**»*lon of rev*
oral aold era.
The main attaek aka n«t
the
polarr waa led by mio-cxmxnd*t'i&gt;nrd affkrra after tho'r chief offl
rtr* had been atrr*led oh’ le a
iupyieT hi th#.|gir*rkm. Thoae r »
vail'tig w*en inly l|e ttVop, ietualn'ng *lA*the old fortre**. All
othrr troop* t&gt;r the \Jm’t garrl*
aon wet* re|toitp,| to have remain­
ed loyal. The re*ela mmmamtrcred
llX fraK . "ItiA* ViiiivTiu«e«" wliltTi
they u*rd tn their march tuwdril
TkbUdMAied.nHe*
gut 11 liaaTSSniaiiftiwU'f
av'po time it d the
Inaurgi
dominate
the altuation.' deal
the auddenutta of the alUeki

Woman C o n fer
To Placing Pois
lii Childrens’ Mi
HAliUlSON'VlI.I.e. Ml*. Mto.
•JA-|.H*I
Martha K. -niirdy,
oiiiMI* age*l unmarried faun wo­
man, today runfe**u-il to Ihe killlac of Winifred Yo.k, infant, hy
plating pniann In the milk noppiVI lo .hlldirn of her farm trgante. Mr. ami Mra. F.lmer Yura:
“ I wanted lo make thrm *lck *•&gt;
they wouldn'l dr nk *o-niurh m lk"
Ml** Kennedy said.
She plradrd guilty to the mur
der rhatgr and wa* l*uund uver (a
the lircult court o ffie rr, ►aid Ihe
woman and two haihelor biothtfa
had rrputal'oni for ratreme m lctline**. A *ninll am of Ymk, who
tailed Ihe milk. Imaoie III hut la
ri|&gt;eeled to retovet. • Mr*. Y'oth.
Il'nrtrrn. and an et|&gt;eclant moth­
er, and her hu* &gt;and were arirvlol
In connection wdh Ihe
infant.'*
death, hut the fhargvr* pnd ally
Will he dlanthaed.

Ta# death of Hadolph Komr,
M year old propriatu.- uf a Ihtmuni, N. J.. billiard parlor, waa
h*lpn Invealigated on the theory
'that dot'machine racketeer* may
•hae# "been reopogallde
The Harlem pullr* ratkel, wh'rh
la Dow routing heforu Ihe ■&gt;• of
loveatlgaton* " ' city graft, wo*
►ren lit ronuection with th* ■lianaling of a 10-yoar-uld negn-w,
found dead In a Harlem ruum.
I'olbe laat night were hunting
Federal Government aurvr&gt;ln
(nut Flora Grimaldi in rutin** t|uo
with th* parhap* fatal wouq'l-ng Stale flaherie*.—l-ake Wurth le
•
of hla brother, Kddie, Hnwklyn dor.
gangxter. Th* brother* went dierhargeil Monday aa •u»i»'et* in
a murder caaa. Eddla Gtimal.’l waa
• M down in tha atrrel Monday
m
.
..R ob ert Schrlnger, 42, a plain
rlothe* policeman, abet h W c ii to
daalh near Central Park. No rraaon for the auWM^wap immediate­
ly apparent.
,
•

M- A**-4

from ftotsoU* 'Avtnue th# vlat
will law aeveral loom* to the ril
and left, numbered from on*
tight. Room manlier -a* U
flrat te th* Hgto. and will he u
a* a LpngVg room; nember I
• IU b* uaad by 'dlah garden* a
ci)lent plant* atoMbitm*; uom
threw by the
Oardener't i
cU| and nmabagabr by th* M

PmMrnt -H^nvor

moIrtnLrd baltlevhlp Ariaona. on Imird which ITealdrnt Herbert Hoover aailrd from
combined vocation • an I good will lout of In*portion of the Virgin 1».and» and l*orto

30 Killed, 100 Hurt
In Rioting In Indiu

Parrish, HaRan.McUory Mailed CopiesBy
Local T r a d e Body
A tvaumr of the pru|***ed left*lution olfeted hy varloq* rv»'dcnt»
or IhU county at the Sanford
rhamlwr uf Commerce meeting at
the valrdx Hotel Monday »■ eonta iled tn'a letl^e^rhirh-»&lt;T* malh
awl yet te itlay fnmt'-llade. -—r-**t»
headquarter*- lo« -Setialitr J. JI'arrUh. TUu*vlllr, oul
llrprraentatlve, t!eo. W. Mrltu.y and I,
J*. Hagan, Sanford.
The latter i» a* follow*:
Uear S'rt

Red Ice Used In
itening Craft
On Polar Trip
1 NKW YOIIK. Mai. 2 5 .- (AI*I
Jh ry uanl narked Ire yrMrrday
( a thtialrii Iho Nautilu,. the iv
onUFInted •ulxnaiiin' iu wlivh
Mr Hubeit Wilkin* nla n* to rtooM
the A icta U-e-tt Ihl* auntm-t.
The cracked icr wa* .oMUibwit
In h amall ailvrt baiicl petthnl
hn tha prow ol th« vroagl. laxly
W.lkin* yankr.i a i*lrlng. and the
• arc I ditehaigcd tea eminently
r ) ii'lMiliral Contrnt* eyiuUillr *1
} w«au«e Ih* Nanlilu&gt; will t u * i tint
up uf the wot &lt;d Ululn lev Him*,,
turning up now an.l ugalil fur oir
(m*l n-i*ei\atlun
le, gratw l.oil uf

I , ' whu*t .maginary Nautilu* r ■rinded -’n.0*«i
Lague* nit ler th* ■in. wa* pr* ant
hi the irremeny Hr. Hugo Lei,*
I nrr, dralgtirr t f llir iliiik ib l*
tiluf Z&gt;ppeliu. and Simon lake,
k|i-ignei uf *uhniarlne«, aim plantte-l the ovrrhrad runner and Iho
l.r drill* of the Nautilu*, al«n
were there.
The ute uf cracked Ire fur tl&gt;»
rhiM tning wa* n la*t minute com promLe. Ju«t h#f-ie the rriem tty
Sir Ilul-ert ralil that in dafrrmc*
to the law r f the Und ho would
ilhect that water l&gt;# n*#il.
*

III hat# dlipLiye of gledi-di, amylfe*. ami lillea.
The »matl nx.iu op|H’*ite
th#
mtoi'» alud, will he U«#d
hy
rnt Itotoilei. whu will hate a
r.'fre-i.inal rxhilat of verhoit
I After |mating through tha aud­
it! rlpm the vlaltor find* himaelf,
I * hi* right, facing a *hort hallhay which will cuntain an exhibit
M potted planu. The »tnall room
jqat off the hall will be t&gt;*erv*&lt;l
far Junior High acbool loipila and
thiir rtblldl
t -The Italia y on Ih# left of lha
Magv htwM to a unall room where
iftoder lha .iLreclUm uf*Mr*. \*. II.
K H louglv the Junior Gardener*
w f f exhibit. The atag* dl.play will
■ f f l t r . t f i h y Uea FUh who w&lt;U
-Artga and plant* tragi hi*

r a n fo rd G a to a t
pf th e H a n fo rd

l

ARIZONA ON GOOD W IL L TR IP

------- »
,
1
cam e gahon* on Iho V ir g in
Iclantl*
today
through
u .
line o f Itohta. decorated td ttr
flower!* and H ag* to receive
an ovation
fro m
a largo
crow d gath ered at the dock*.

Plans Are Progressing Rapidly For
Annual Flower Show At Parish House

lter Of
)wnLife
, to * Cagtoridif, Mi
vlallacx darladad - J

-

PRESIDENT US!

CHICAGO, Mar. M ^ ( A P ) Central af Ih# lpiWvL#»» L a te r*
million* re mala* ( ( Um United
•lata*. -•
T h i appellata ewtri yeaterda)
upheld J o * «h L a ia r1* right to
u m a. tr«dtw m p»$* » 30.000.000
aatala of hit mwrahdRt-prtnc* faUtof
or—turginj

25—

25. IM 1

CAWNHORK, India, Mat.
— (Al*&gt;— Thirty weir killed
ami mote thau 100 wnre Injuirxl
in rioting which -Icvel'iped here
:n piuteit of the raerution if
llnghat Singh and hl» two coni*
cunt- n• at tahore^ MumUy
nltfhl. The rh'llng which la**
can yeatriday waa auppreaicl
■y the mtlllaiy doting th#
night, lait InoVe out Bg*iii to*
day. Mtlutrar* In the atceet*
were attacked hy mtd»*. Singh
and hU companion* writ* #*•*•
ruled for killing a police of*
•fMal.

ATHLETICS PLAY
PRACTICE TILT IN
SANFORD TODAY

ter ef the ■ firm of Strickland*
Haiti*, Inr., Sanford today gnlna
a new nnripri»i* in the o|ienlng
of a brand-new author x&lt;*d Void
dealer ealahliehnient lit teoi|i«iiary
quailer* on nuith I'almittn Ave­
nue In llir *toi.*-.ooni l*irmelly
urrup ed liy Ihe Mow* Viti* t V
Stilktaiul llaiTie. In*.. I* n
tleoig’a r-mrern wlilcb la rx|&gt;and*
Ing to Inibiib* aeveral Florida
r'llr*. Tliry have been For.l deal*
« i* In xaroiu* liroigia c&lt;tic» for
■evrial year*, and m rorning to
Manfonl, bilng the r«|ietieiMV » f
yrui* nf oiganixalion to the new
totalilehmmt, in the inlm-at* of
eervlre.
Mr. Ham*. u tieoigla
born
ir*idi*nt of Henry «-ounly. i» a
vrferan aulotilul'tle »«le»nian and
.'••alrt* de-plle III* youllilul
u| «
IMwratire. Following a two year
•-nlieini* nt iwrloil *n th** i'liltiil
Slab** Savy, Mr. Ila riI* orvuio#
ronne,tr*l with the Ford Motor
Co., In Allatila St* yraia of «ur*
■t*e»fiil &gt;wb*&gt; rained for li m a
t r a n s f e r to l i e Jaik*onvllle
I lamli wlu *o Ik* wua u|i|ni nled
l.loreln rob , manage:'.
" I am di-llghtid to le In San­
ford", he en'tl Ihl* nioriiliiB, “ and
' iu*l a* eoun a* we are definitely
In a&lt;ed, I lutend to bring uiy lam
ily lure, Florida ba» l«*en
toy
atampinc ground for many yea* a,
and It I* a pleaaute to Ih* In aoili
a. buay and urtMpimiaw aecUon &lt;
lie al**i evlrmUil evrry Ford &lt;**nrr, mw or ulJ. a* well al every
proaiwttive owner, an invitation lo
vlalt li e new quarter*.
Meade Fox ami F.ipmrl ll i'iU
Fold ialc*men formerly in a a w V !
with the Sanfoid Motor Co., will
Join Iho aalr* forco at once, &gt;vhil*
the ute«haalral end ef the r&lt; tn*
iumy will be taken ear# of by iha
■ante force which baa been ■\l!h
the Fanfonl Motor Co, fur &gt;r*ia.

Longwood Veteran In
Death Victim At 81
David Ruajell W#ntworth, Nl,
vrleran Of |K* Indian and Civil
War*, and a raaUonl uf loiigwiaal
(or nearly 10 yaaro, died ye»terday at hi* horn# fhe.e. Funeiat
■erxleva will ho 'IfW front hi*
home tumutrow aflarnuun al 1:00
u'clurk, with d&gt;* Hav. r. W. nickert. of tomgfoodr off .iatln*. Ita

all uf them
parta af th*
la Fxyetto, ’

To S e t,-?
Economic
IV A ft lllN O T O N ,
%
A P I — Indnatrlal leaden
nation* w ill be mnhlllae
M a y fo r a concerted a m

lltc ptobk*nt* of, world-wb
numlr rocoverr.
Per Iho flrat lime a congroa '
th* internalHnal chamher of rxi,
Inetre will he held In tho Unite.
Slate*. It will convan# May 4 and
cootlgu*' far five daye. Proaldent
life ver head* Ut# Hat uf apoakgni
Hila* II. tftrawn, chairman o(
llold.y* of ticket* lu the Klka th* Amrriran rnmlttoe, yeatoiday
Min*ltt\&gt; wh'rh will lw •Ingnl at * nunliner,| a wide tang* of eum
thu Milano Theater Frlfay night,, jecta lo he ditcuatod. They Inch
nte urged to vl.il the ho* offlc* ed the *llv#r prublam. the Ri
■I the theater al Ihe earliaal eoa- “ five year iilan,** agrlcnltun
venirnre 'n older lluil they tuay Iff*, uncniplnyincnt, ranch
rxihange thel, Ibkrt* fur tr«*nr- lug atal distribution and tl
rd ►eat*. “ There are eeveral chub* feet* uf. Ut# duetin* U cecui
..•at* atill on *ale" J-# I*. Mairn- peter*.
l#Uv, m in iffr ol lhrTh«’*ter »iid
thl* morning,“ hut they will dl*ap|,r#r very *oon for the tlrhrt pal* 14
■aid lu Ira* heavy, and earhaiiglliR
fur tr»etvrd *eaU l» lotunJ to ac*
lultal eronintlc altualloti and prothe good erala go".
t&gt;uat lataalhl* rented!*# to haaton
A alteel patade at m*#n Friday,
Ihe return of more neatly normal
1**1 hy lha 2d pic*e Klka Hand, will
rtinili'laai.
ra il m etrI ant* and »ho|q&gt;er» un
Ill# report, h»»ed upon InforroaIhe down town alrrct* to atletw liun futnlahed by roiumlllee# fro**
Item, while a ►hurt 'r u g w c t
In the rarioua member nation*, will
fro n t o f the th ro ler at 7::lU u'- pmvbb- th# baai* of
dlecnaalon.
clock will lot the elanal lluit at Ttie rung m e i» expected. Hlrawg
H:lf&gt; u'rlurh the p yft-rm an re w ill raid, tn "adopt deflnlto m ea»ur»
t»eg n.
- -• •
lo o k in g to a larger degree af world
lt d rurnale are a n igh tly A'(&amp; \L trade xiahlttntlun

Holders O f Tickets
Urged To Reserve
Seats For Minstrel

at the Klka Glut), under th* d i­
rection uf the veteran
m ln»tr#l
man. N lrk Glynn whn «h '» morn­
Ing *abl that the talent ho haa
aecn mi fa r lead* h iu tu lad'ev#
that the ehow la goin g to he flr » t rlaea ill e ve ry r**|o-ct.

Two Die In Gun Fighj
In Robbeiy Attempt

FORT MYRRH” Mar. 2».— (A P ) '&lt;
—Mark McGraw, W. and a* UR*
SI,| Rive, F-d Uuhrman, Homer identifito negro were killed In n
I'laUae, Sherman l-loyd and IVal gun bottle whan the ttegT#
Slmpton will lead the eulolxta, trmptnl to tub McGraw'a filling
while Kd Lane, KeUy Pope. BIU aiallan at Arllne, north af have.!
Murtaliy wounded by 10 bellOMl
MrGray aalxed a ehotgup
ag#'
■hot h'» aaiallant dead. II* w a fj
five minute* later In th* angp.dC
hi* wife. &lt;
Th# negro entered th# ft!
atat'oa, forced th# U l f ln t g
to * l-edtoom of their h*ng#
.hot MxUraw. Whxn th* If
• prang fo r a pUtol ugdar big
low. Ih# negro the*
■
Graxv'a revolver and fin d mute ahott Into th# vk l
body ** k Uy praolrtot# b k i
floor. ■ , AI moat ,',dapd UK,
man. oamnitlr* vie# prat*
nounced today. Th# firtl
of tight portent wa# p#

�Bit* .id *
**tlM e . m W 't i * * ! * '
alon threatened,", , *
■aid ’that ■ W ry Ufl
of 1b* wort and ipf l

To-Night

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■*
. Mar. t4«—(A P J —Nick
I L*o Doreebar rotahted
ndanatl Bade*
l.’m p
Aar' a layoff with InIhalr matM pUr*d le tad dropped’ a 1 to I da-

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by Inning* i
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M l ISO 100—7 1 » &gt;
&gt;U
000 000 SOI—I 7 0
van. P ra m and Hiakl*,

r Yarfc ooo oio ooi o o -a

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Front, Sidney Howard’* aU ge nocccan, “ Half
Coda,” rlbn.nl with art ion. .rlgorot*. flUed with
romance and ncnllmenl. humor and dot* eattr
Uon. With G E N E V IE V E TO D IN, CONRAD N A ­
GEL, Zaau P ill* . Monro* Ownley and Slim Item-

*

r PALM, UKACHi Mar. 14.
—St, Louli' Browne bad a
ir “ ahull" practice Monday
laaagar BUI Killafer leeMV ynada In thalr two waak-and
d W b y Toledo. Kiliafar charIMBaad th* gamarf aa -th* greatAjbtpiay of alow thinking *v#r
l*m by a major loagv* club" and
pB4 tha pleyara aver the coala
Id; Mor* than I wo hour*.
H AV AN A, Cuba, Mar, 1 4 - (A P )
i8r**ktm'a Rohblna’ lack a I Wo
Una* to t load ovar th* Brooklyn
oofcd team In thalr b-gtm* CoHi aarjaa Monday, defeat ng th*
worvoa, b t* 1, baforo M M fan*,
d a rk and Maori held th* eeconl
ptn to four Wta.
« tw in i w w v w v i
a
Team lBo M l 1 0 * - * hi I
w, OaUvin gad Lombard!:
tELAN D , Calif. Mar. 14—
J—Tha long winning atraak
sa Chicago Cuba la aahlblil.*
N waa broken k*l* Monday
I Oakland of th* Pacific Coaat
|M defeated them, 4 to 8.
■fbctaaately for Urn major
oo loom tber* waa no on* cm
i*hi the stalk Inning when
HE young ehortilop, hit
o

First Lady Commends
Women O f America
For Relief EffortH

or the Olrl BcouU," Mr*, lioororj
began, **l am very gl*d that *»
your bonorary prwaldenl It haa
fallen to my lot lo r*c*lro front
you th'a repoit of the artlrlllr*
of the dlrl Seoul* during
thl*
period o f drouth and unemploy­
ment and conaaquent want.
“ Tb* great band of 1*0,000 ae-'
■pokv ffmny.'|g:— ul Naaat aetir- tlr* Olrl Krout*, with th* other
Hie* ahd 'a'n ti In cmp)oyuien) UOfiOO or more who hart boon
world Willi her Waa Pagfy Starr, tllri Seoul*, but who hare now
another Seoul.
.
~
- grown beyond the age of active
* i,n^ . a
w lo a l---■»-Peggy Blair and U l . Kuhn M*Mko*.kl*&gt;
member*hip, ah»&lt;
a la
typical

W.MIe llouae.
Th* broadca*t w*&gt; o|«nrd with
delivery by tw* Ulrl Scout* to
Mr*. Hoover, honorary iwaaldent
of that oiganligtlon, of a report
upon It* work In helping allevtete
unemployment.
Lola Kuhn, maiab«r of a (lirl
Hrout troop of U*th**da,
M«l„

WASHINOTONTMar. M - (A P &gt; .
—'I haflrat Lady of the Land 1**1
night dalirarad orar th* air to
tho women of America the thank*
of thoaa Who have been aided by
unemployment relief effort*.
-Eloquent l cannot b#.** raid M *.
Hoover, "but ! do rojolc* In P***Ing oh to you, girt* and women of
America, thp word that what you
have dona for thoao who h*va Buf­
fered Innocently thl* year la
boro* la aver affectionate and
undemanding memory.”
Mr*. H**e*r *P*k# Into a Na­
tional Broadcaatlng Company mlctoyboo* placed In Ui# Praaldatil’a
alydy, on*# th# worhroum of P&lt;**ldank UncoIn. Her addrtaa waa d*&gt;
Havered Under the ampler# of the
women'* dtvlalon of the Prealdent'a emergency eoinmltlco for
employment.
It wt* her fourth tadlo •perch
•lac* her hueband earn* to th*

Willi* lludiln’a complaint that
b* waa ready loo aoon la»t year
mado reckinpaugh bring Ma pllebaro along alowly.

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Just Received
Carload of

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Y e a r

V a lu e s

m

H n u n iin or maaiainiaat Bndii
•achiU ilmvcOaiTv *

l**"T*Wi •

SCREEN DOORS
New Low Prices

|at»M&gt;WitfM»,;VRf lit.

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“Zip Service**

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BUSINESS!

G O ING O U T
mw

S e n s a tio n

S e n s a tX•
i o^ n j a l

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COMPORT

.

Also Spring Shipment of

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HIDINO

For Farm Repairs

gaam wa* l*o*aly played,

MO,000.00 worth o l

V a lu e

,

R egin ald

"more
miles
per
■ gallon

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C O R R U G ATE D IR O N

a mlaturo of rogolara and
, th* ML Loola Cardinal,
d tha Pkllliaa M e 7 hart
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Wednesday-Thursday

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ahaft loads, Improved be*
lubrication. more efficient cot
last low-opeed engines.

SAMOV WOW THU#IS.OOO
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O K I*- H A N D IC A PIA 8T M A V ,
L_( ,
THE- RECENT KtY WEST HAW PI CAP. C c
AMO MAMV 8 M A IL E R P O R S IS ^
IM O tT W B tU G,

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h ig h e s t - p r ic e d

llg h t - w a lg h t

LRA80TA, Mar. I t ^ - ( A P ) —
g lalo aalra Inning* for Ut*
Uma Ula year, th* New Yalk
taa* war* defeated
Moaday
ndieaapolls, 4 to s. Th* wintan m alted from a alngl* by
iky and a triple by fUddlo, In
tara played . big part In Ut*
r with a fumble by lianry
*#*, Tanka. pitcher, pariny
way far Indiana poll*’ litre*
la the fourth, aid a wild
w by Montagna enabling the
ka to t&gt;* th* aaor* ft) the
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choifco hoea# funtlahlnga HUel bo n M ,

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I ANOBUtS,

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*ty In Florida can carry on
then with tho old of the 'of county u s offleer, U become
to tho too problem should t f t n t l n at the capita lion of the

U n u of tbdw elected at tlw e»a&lt;

If tho l^ slottlrt ohmtid' m l slerUenfn 19)2. Ilia the Judg.
* «v«n&gt; more thoroughly, &lt;■•&lt;)l of the committee that lb to
w exactly who’ (how loyal •Up la in Una with th, .pfrlt of

twiwri him,
*.p .n w «

tho own

|h» tlrttee, and wiU m a ll In OTVU n to the U i payer* of the soft*

lU in d how t!

W m M
:
m onth th e
6 tM d o n IW a h a a ae e when
laU tlve aw alona In th o hl»

yaaK We rreoturhend that the floral
rpar of alt O wnuW ntar m a t ci
bo made the h im , to-wit. Prom
Jaly t to June 30. Doe to the fact
Hut Much of rtbo. revenue for
hadftt making and financial af­
li Engllalt, bat fairs can he avoided by ooch rW -

attorney, all

but.no Quean,
Kfcotit Btf*ar or Cref
oirr,' without High, J
'Brown, Who. are not lua. Green

ifttlaaarr'Ja

rtT»n&gt;^Xrout.ofi

of tba *UU oararpOT
II,ay nlay (,itf|&gt;W«ach clerical of ■heuld ho Inw .with
tho county attorney
n'hrr om 'i lance a* inaf1ho twhen*
».-ry iq triable auch minty attor­
ney by preperty perform h'a du- which hoe tsicteii la the f
t &gt; , In many ?f the t auntie* of m in ty attorney ihall die
the aUir, we find that It be» ueen •tale attorney e» j&gt;re*ci
Iho pracl'te *f, ibeboenl of coun- lorney of the m U ty , ,
ty remmUt'ooera to employ aa at­
torney, the acbool.board to rw ,
ploy ono, and for each of the a * *
ier t f k i n of the county t« ti« f«
n-enl o f IheVoOnty rotrlmkaleiWn,

■ e n ti a t a i

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phould be (ladtar to .tb at of the
». AtUntlea la railed
Baia w it *
it a Voter. that although’ooonty o ff can baa-

iffi.sras&amp;jssffii

&gt; It in good humor.

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lector. Other

produce the brand—arid n Stone required to give
ef:iIjeOor;»aydOO.&gt;whl,

unripfe

fpr lioWribro*1^.
- ,

hammer*
to ham
m er th e bu d g et an d a H orne u i definitely flxei' hy

With refereuM to 1be aw
collector, the beard am
MiMlbhhre am authkMali
tba amount «* hl| bawd
laid oariaiderUtioa ih h ^

In topography.
n't.r,rod’’ s,lnJ
lora— and for,

ridtwitrrtl

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h f a i r l y w»U
"Miidr ration

* • ,uf f Is.tha-IMV. eoaaidcrat
2JW
hmi Iwd la tha ata
aeto the couahaa by mawo of I
■ h p n h boodf of meaty offkaj

announce

v-.ctiT T A x n roe i m a d s

4&lt;tWlit
A-

,1 Authorised

ala i d ^ - L aL lb t L - ' J l

V- r-f -

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N/iVV •'IhH
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�Persona
visiting raiattvoa.
Mrs. Gearge WsuuUa In dbg pin
Mrs. Paul Redf.m and th l
farU r at the rink fy rth e member 1
cr Urn Sadsi U c p .r tw r ^ of the of Dsytaha Beach, sra I M |
o f Mrs. Q. W. Spencer at her
Woman's Chib, a celled business on Eiff'TvtnUatJi Street- .*
M atin g was held when ths M W

Ann Hard man, Mary At
Dray and three young goal

Prank Wilhite, Jsrnr G*v.
Bnyson, Sidney leas IV,
Harris, Jimmy B|akt, To
ton J r, Mack Martin nnd

Airing Urn coming'
W. Rucker. ckalrnl
Ulghliyann ,vire-e
B. A. Smith, sects

Pas.-, v . t.V^V.-

D. t , Helper, urn

the third- flenf wtcbhicles

A Urge audltaakane rpw

vtnUUve'on lh&gt;

. Mlss lnsis Cook, manager W
The Dlckson-iv** t.lrl*' Miup sh*
Pinch Scruggs, J r, manager af
tho boys' Shop, are la charge of
the event. ,
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Bay Young, wall-known radla
entertainer, will play.

expecting to depart
Minneapolis, Minn.

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W.. M. Dawning a

Downing, p h i t f «
hoend at AtiantMm

Girl*' Auxiliary O fv
Church Has Meeting
C a l, whd U the guest -el bet ilsWr&gt;ln-lsW| Mrs. W. T . lA ird .
Refieshmenta, consisting «f, a
airman of
salad r o u n f. t f e » - M p i J
o f Orange
hoelessee. Adorning‘ (be fun is o is
floe the occasion wore quantities • ( County,
ralendttlss, sweat peas and fain
arranged In vasss and bowls,
r ' Those present were: V r i . 1!.*W .
Bwktrr.'M ra. Ralph Ai Brett*,* Mra: . A t the Pull Gospel Tsbenta.lt

by

D. I , Harper, Mrs. 8. D. nighley- located on ths Orlando Road, tho
man. Mrs. B. Compton, Mrs. W. T. Rev. Fred A. Ritchie ahd a delrgoUinL'M rs. n. T. UwU, « i l« &gt; ! an from N«w Hmyrnt .trill eonict the services at T :l» o'clock
Angotee, Cat, Mrs. James Murphy,
ntght. AU Sanford friends ars
Mm.- John, Meiscb.1 Mr*. Harry
vttrd.
ftrenh, Mrs. E. C. Tstmsn, Mrs.
Ragfnrd Deodn^r, Mrs. Walter H

«... utinu'sin. nr!

Opsnlnr ths masting with- the
"0 . A " song and sentence prayf
ors, ths regular masting o f the
Qlrta* Auxiliary o f the p in t Bap­
tist Church was hsld yesterday
afternoon at ths home o f Mrs.
Pranrte K. Bole, 1101 Fnrtt Ave­
nue. Miss Blanche Cunningham
presided aver the business session
*t which time It was derided that
an Easter egg party will be giv-

F rrystel Ufce Social Cloh met
Turidtj craning In the het*1 rlub
fttnn*. Mr. A , C . T rrfry , Mr.*!. B.
W i n and Mr, Wm. Mtngtsre act­
ed *• hosts far U»s oocaskm. Many
(ntr 1eating games and conlost 1
» c i e enjoytd ta which Mis* lau­
rels Smith and Arthur M i n i n
won print. Delicious refreshments
Weie *eired and dancing wen rnJcfcd until s lata hour.
The people.of U t s Mary sra
looking forward with greet .plenaore and interest to the meeting at
the Seminole County Chamber'of
Commrrcn to be haM in tho Cham­
ber of Coauasvra Hall on non
Thursday night*at 8:00 o'clock
Ciilicna here a te mack enthused
In hrlplng to oiganlse the Sem­
in* W* County Chamber of Core-

» w party spending last
Dayti-na Hrsch, o t n
lr». l'h*«. Johnson, ArThe nearly tenor*ted shd com­
’Allx-tt Johnson, M rv
®»«n »nJ «on and Mrs. pletely modernised bus.neea ho**o
nt the Toochten tim e On., on Rest
' tt«*y
•rkrlton and daughter First Ktreat, preranlet
.Mrm. Turner Irfl Wed- •cene this morn’ag as officials of
nheir hmnr In EUrmlng* the store-completed lest minute
after spending the wln- datsll* for the isml-«nnual ernerent tale of tie sail
product*,
Jordan left for her which begin* tomorrow to roulunta Wedmadsy after tlnue through Satuntsy.
moth with her sister.
Advertised as "The greatest
Mrt,;1
sale ever conducted by a ifhig
Mr. M ^ W ts . ft. 11. (1lesson ra- since anywhere for your be hr fit",
lurntd bars Tuesday sfirr spend­ the one-rent salt Is (spectad In
ing a peek In Miami visiting reU draw large tltnmg*, according to
the owner a f tho tiara. “ Wa hart
Mm. H, B» Fennel stsl rhlldrn recently spent n considerable sum
spent last treek-eml in Cenlrrhlll
as the guoata of Mrs. Kennel's fisrents, &lt; v» ,
Mr. add Mis. V. C. Caller spent
b it week at the home of their son

rite ,errry person !» Hanford
come hi end Inspect oar uMrahi
■U»c". Every Kcvsll product Is '
"tore li effected by the »»te pti
The sale b is been .developed

the United Drag Oe, ■» an adv
t Libig plan.
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day evening' March SSth. In the
school auditorium i t I o'clock. A
special program 1* being artstiged
ly the llather* In which ths
child) rn will take port. Everyone
Invited. ,
.
Mr. and Men. E. Hyotlatne and
dsughtsr Ethel and sin Kenneth
were dinner guests al the home of
Mrs, Earing knd Mr*. Qastnn on

Beginning April 1st 1981;
Our banking hours will be from9 A. M. to 2 P. M.
In conformance with hours observed

rn of lhfmnext meeting.
The topk far dlsctusloa during
the afternoon wgfc, ‘T h e Right
Use of Our Time.’* Mrs. John D.
Abrahams, president of the Wo­
man's Mlsslpnary Society, a visit­
or, gave a short l» ' k- .
Those present were; tho Misses
Nellie Cunningham, Lola Chapman. Nell .Knight, Palsy ’ flarratt,
Phyllis Butltir,. Eva Cunnlhtham,
Allis Hpnu. t-oulse Horn, lioulis
Packard, Rlpptks Cunningham and
Jowrl Chapman.

by other, banks in the State o f FlpVida

rs. L P. MrCuller, Mrs. J, &amp;
Ills, Mrs. Walter L. Cooper, Mrs.
A. Coates, and Mrs. E. A. Doamberg"

.iii wW,i
W. WWT.■'5»
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says Chesterfield

Thursday
Friday
and
Saturday

CAN IX Eg

11 find me just ground the cornc
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It's a small matter where you meet up with Chesterfield. The point is
r iw i n j s J t You’ll find th* duog* to fJieacjiclJ 0 r a l clang*. . . a *
i your palate will thank you*for! Chesterfield uses choicer and milder
cw — nothing else; and so blend) anJ "troapblcnds** them thar you get
vhat you wam| in a amOkc .V . p&amp;kr miUtttu and Ulftr MU,

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tract:** place In UkofM
•aid, “ and ^ g a t * ' taking

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�t o u t ^ ^ ' T t t o ‘ ‘ln e»'&lt; lbot

fttfim ifV '***•&amp;*** *

S a n fo r d

Chamber 1 of

at
ik* European bloc a t .powersCmk- . A fte r. laeftfU tg: deUllcd reports
of l he. nature of tkr Auitro-Oer-

r/yssss'^fiSArs'.

*laor,?W

political onion, France haa decided
U ut H ie egr JeniHIt a 'f t G U y ln-

crating ‘ from 't o r iU to to took*
-llmttatlona again*! 1ndKtn»*wia
after cHtatpal* Kara bead rondel*
to Ik the e c o r la V
I
;v. V
f “ Another m a la lion un*ni*&lt;w«If carried, *a&gt; to the t f ft e t that
our lefflU tttr* atoll to'patHUmto to c e to lie f p aitlitg a HU’ mnkInf I h e W r it rate o f tntefeat In
Flotldd abn p e r ’cent-': •,%»; \ ■')'
“ B&gt; wninlmotla
r o ta .o f
the
Chamber, wa ware Ina trad ed in
a lace ha the to m b o r a t o r y Slate

eee»pt^^lfc,-*,t^,7,' '*• ' i 'V ■ *1
What concrete ot*p» will t o U h*n In fo rtto r prate*tation will to
a fik to a lto ifU r r^toW rtW -w U h
other : fih m i eaptoialtf G tto t
Britain:
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So strong la the feeling ta
Prance that aeeeral
write ra,
AioMaaa ^ fleetin g'o fficial dew *,
edmonlah hradaes th at'R at ope now
hah entered a'triU enl empire phriwhen N apolceniJit net
tik e notice of eueeeailvt
T h e : : TW naertotlrel'l

tow thW w e lte re h e o M t o
not ic a flls g cW pm lK aily
would be much appreciated.
"The Chamber ot 'Commerce alao
peeeed a raoelntlon rpquevtlag you

’ l l Y o u r club*— poeilbly f in
M n m M ta g iro the Card* i
m i t o haul*. A t Irait two of
;« i e Chicago Cuba and (r«
tlnh lni, a rt certain to be »oi
MtUnden. With a fewVb
le Naw York Qlanti and
orgh Plratea could «t*f I
hick of the fight, and Bill
1 M inin’* notion B rave*-w
I 9 to troublcaomo all I t o ' 1
C| By poular eonieniu*,on):
f l t o ’ sight unit*
Ik Pro
taydUr’a league are
defl

the Slate," eg at to 'pnrrcnt y itfi.
' 1The Chamber h r uiuhltboui TOle
alut rcqucitcd that our Legltlalurc arbra !* aeaalon, consider u
change 'in the time for securing
autoqtnbllo Ilrrcuci from .January
l i n t |o Mar first of each pash.
"The Chamber alao went o n r e c ord, by uiianlraoua vote', aa *vpportinjt the racemmodatlans made aoremrnetil
i ir
•«•&lt;* iHV dent t h lf 1
our te r b la tn n ie *|iould well con- ra tej In tl
alder any prupoelt'nna made by the
"CotutnlKae o f 81* torn" for ■ tto

5«

' clwh li a couple ot «ur*-flre rookie
pllfhem, Dean aad Derrlngtr. The

|» drowd
H to the

m 1faA\fliO'aMI

CLEARWATER IS a ? A ? u e s B e s
MECCA OF STATE Uk*MniJ&gt;f' =•&lt;; . *|f
GOLFING TALENT M»|lF',H*Ttold«, "i«ckaonvl!l*i
P rto ’ ^ ^ ito to r/ .O Ia n d d i &lt;C. ;E.
Heal**t“ i iOrlanio] Bob* forria,

carl Ik n ic ^ jr .;’ Orlando; Sen
llerry, i t Ikml Beach; 0. W. MaH

X E G A L ^ Q tlC g fl

1 % ; ' JJm'/Hpen^ar,, H«pfkrd/1 :

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F o r ^Champfonshipl Western Areas Again
»a
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March J lp ,

’ ' NOTini

in

tinderi
'»that
ata4tli»tr.il.k
i

an 1 Ike

IS P E R F O R M A N C E
........

f»k&gt; |N.

the wketdrh mountain country 'to.
day. Forecast * &gt;«r« toeti 'tent put
warning Moatana atock mod that
a told wave. with billiardicoWdl-

eet Mllfenieal e&lt; Me

tlona,- art'In praipect wont of fhu

he M ill day o f Jan,

hr** toed, filed, add the (lata d* continent*] dlrhto The ‘ hllnbrd
not. clot* lin lit (Whdtoaddy at detrended on Utah and Ropthhni
naan. T to flild will qualify Wad* Idaho today; Rub aero temperawd prevailed northward
Hitd
adnlay. to c ta a ln i atf.:ll aklack.
,Tto Wuallfylar call* te r U kata*. S

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iHntiHfni/.or Carl I&gt;*nn., Jr., Or.
Undo, not1to ipeak of icore* of cal School: T to otudenu are
| M ‘ golfer* fiom ovary **etlen
(l,fn -H * |lh'n b# Waat. tto form.
* v 'UlwtokUrj eeterto are Oor*
din OlWtoWd, af Tampa, Al Ulmer
t t * Tueuay-Aycmk, ot JacM gi
till*. (Kbkto) K a two-time hold#r nf . th* rroWn, Ulmar won If
fjva tUmaa, while Ay took cap
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lp a t l t o

L E G A L N O T IC E S

tam«o'.T. Hwwan, W. L. Wartoilf,
Jr, Q. M, toawori. Roaerll Ito-

w fa m w ‘j -ts
B iS W F J iS S fW

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llnmitablr ikurt,
kl.hMlr* of. aaia
ye riy 4*eeribr4 u

M M a i t o i i one
la w t f , - NtorMa,
,**««■/10*4 ae ralj
ekaf**' WM. ato

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kegateeaj OUI
Oeraua* hi
aad* aotlnal

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A A MA M

r u t a u d it t ii

tndmbtediifci t l i t o ’ form er title* worn wounded today
M A f f i i d M by a younyiior by

Tui frim Ff f »
vIP# and 10 from Orlando hit In.
cludto . amony the anlrie*.
T to Tampa ontrloa follnwi
P- f l Odom, r , !&gt;. Henley,
GeanM.R.i Rdmondam, R Y K ^ | *

y$3K@

o f M h t.e o ta i*. * * 4
m

4|oeherelnw him

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M A N Y HURT IN CLASH

W hna’i.pcla clul
M ttd 'W irt,;
V Rlthor of tto qutnUt U conoopto an okcol lent chance to finlah out l a front thl* week, IVrUwrmero, I t -mark* the flret Um»
that, tto -Itvo.rtotn mot In (ho
(tale I (WptgaaoiWP rompeUlwo.'
Dann haar to m .lnaUllad * »t a
plight fdvoHt*, mainly bocahaa
fct-jha* U i r a. atr*ik af lourwa*
moat vletariaa.toklkd him during
tto latt 7 *ar.
.• 't\ ,
Tampa, will aond tk* -lartoat

WTi Hi

.' ' ‘ '

imetrlal treaty .with

liTto tramof.Jim
m
yW
e.t, of
JW mir f o . f c n d l n i champion. It
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Bradley
PALWETTO-^R. K.
ccmptetad conatructlon
illdlng for lilt drug atari)

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ae

ie fr c V , bbUMe ib t
efaaa to t o " ‘ cehfiTCT at'ronjtTy Inter
a i l and quite consin what la deacrlbllA J yUnitdd~8lal.ca
IT?While' Ift fa ml wn •
-ktoin , i« cipecUd

CLEARW ATKR;

tm

iraent m«offlclali

hM."

■ leal Injf
licked him In the laat world'*
la, Sorgtant Btr**t I* standing
IBM Cardinal I'm .
confident It I* capable of .turnta c t the rolalorou* Cuba aftd
k b i and Olanta again. A ll- t o
iladded lo an already brilliant

of* th e ' Balt&gt;e A u.lraw waa con*

Pricet, at the factory, ( M l up foe Hw
now SU etr ( 1 1 M up for Hm now Bgbtm
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OLD PAPX1

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B SD A Y , M A RC H 24. IM 1

S A N F O R D , FLOI

-ROUGH ROADS

w u,

Told As
t Lands

Mu t e

thane

.th a ah lp b e rth e d .
Heady . MU crowd’ wauhed
debar baa n r i work swiftly,
dad diabaUaret began to deITS IUtoned ’■M
U . of tb . V?h
ike esptodad Bun
day nig h t Mar. IS near Hone
■ A i X o'clock oo that fallful

Pears Expressed That
Economic protocol
May Be Ftoenmner.
~&gt;Tb PoMitirt Union

T ttti Probe Commit­
tee That His Parole

PARIS. Mar. *4.— (AP&gt;—Eu­
rope »« a a hoi* * « aging, a l«l
- a _____
i __ &gt;*today
v . - —eretraw—
k.
of
Worrying
tha i .Au».
tro-German teoiw nlr' agreement
wbhh may be the first no**. H
la frit here, toward pelltleal union
of Austria »nd Germany, thereby
reepenlag the war wasnda which
Europe has twen striving to heat,
'~Ntw&lt; a t thsrM tM BrM M Td'W -

JOLIET, m . Mar. 3 4 ,-C A P IA nnvict serving Hmw for hank
robbery laid a legislative comm «•
too Investigating the twin Jo lltt
p. Isons yesterday tha: ha had l-“ •*
42000 for a pnrolr Ironi an under•ervef aentrncc.
■
Yrl II months afier he *»* »*t
free, h* «•&gt; ra arrested anil t»turned to a cell. Jeacph P. Mur-rn
»alJ.
Hpoaklng under a pledge of
IrgUlalivr protection. M o r a n
whVUd In the witness chair, point­
ed to ralmuye* of the ( la ir pan*'*
I__
. J aan
a lj asm
Itl "&gt; o u &gt; tD'V
board
said
r CiUtP
rauio
of all thla Irnutdr In th* pr »“"»•
"Kuttrn to the corr," he laid of
all pardim and parole boa.&gt;1* since
1UIH when he came here, "For 13
years l’*e eervrd time here for a
crime th*) know I did not rum*

R aps

T h e. Bcven-geater, six -cy u n d iT , nix w heel saloon cu r, m u lo
In B irm in g h a m a n d
to A rg e n tin a w h ere S ir W illliwn M o rris w ill d e m o n s tra te its a d v a n ta g e * p erso n ally .
In te n d e d fo r u se in
am i Im ggy c o u n try . it i* equity*
ped w ith , tw o in d e p e n d e n t axle* no th a t If a p a ir o f w hcela
sin k I n t o 's o f t e a r th th e o th e r m ay o p e ra te .

shipped
rough

Uoni force* are In Parti for today’i meeting which la expected
to a-tvsiir* th e ’prniect of Aristide

One AmbitiousAviator
IT% S«fk To Make

17 Cohch Of Law Vio­
lation Indicate Ac­
tivity Of Policemen

Four modern Megellani. aviacore
all, are to attrm pt this spring and
lummer to stretch new win*,
around the world. The Ire are the
most amb'tioUs projects of the
1MI flying season.
^
WUry Post. Oktshoms City pil­
support far revision af,thjt
ot, will try to slash the aero fret* ltagan
the gO-day record of Julei VortreJ* w ar' treat Isa and for a rampalgn
mythical globe-trotter; H U aflt (award trducMan of tha srmlea &lt;d
Fbgare and her alUes. * ' l 4 k
’ UEKLIN, M avTli.—(A P)—Oerrnasy and Austria, undsr tha p » *
p osed Vustoms union betweeif
Ihaav, would retain csaapUhi I*-

BALTIMORE. Mar. 24.-(A P »
—John Kowalski, a blarkem'.lh.
convlrtrd of Iwat n* M« III wife,
was slvrn 10 la»hr« with a rat o'
nine tails whip by Sheriff l*&lt;—;tan
In Ihr rlly Jail Jn te n L u .
The blows were Us*’. *'n nrdare of Criminal fo u it Jmtgv Eu­
gene O Ihinnr. ami the chief,
vls'hlr rrarllnn of Kowalehl, 'he
third man to undergo th* ]innl»hIrwnt in ktarylaml m Ifilty ea rs.
Was a half grla. lie suld no'hlnr
efiher before or after the lashing,
ah I evinced no u r n s of netvou..

Porty-sevrn case* of law v olalion, the largest docket In many
months, greeted HanforJ’a new
Mun'clpal Judge, It. W. Ware,
ye&gt; tenlay aftermnin la Pol're
Court, Indicating that there » a
detsrmlnrd war new In forre by
the |Kille« I'epariment on cr me of
all kinds.
0 .’ S. Johns, while autoumb lo
sulremaiv .welreil the
atlffest
f'no of M&gt;* da&gt;, 4IDU for being
drunk v*t|o dr ving an aulomo
bit*. O flret Hhafler made the
arrest. Oeo. B. Ivey, whit* sales­
man of Klstlminvv, estreated a
SIP bend colic.let sy W(fl.»r Shat-

V
with Ha I old Bromley Ur *a atiempwrl Thko-Theonr* flight UH
s t a r . . , v -s
“
Their «*rtl» win be John Henry
Mesia, out to recapture the rsrerd
he has tw'e* held. wKh Vawes
llrtese of Detroit as' pilot; Clyda
K. Pan*bom, Seattle, With Hugh
Hertidaa Jr., son of a New York
Inrretmtnt hanker; and Bemt Balrheu. Nose-American flier of

i pasi A* daye-BJ
Hanfonl singer.

weetdjA s i n g e r * .
Brkrtgsa, Bid Rive,
i, M dniM i C Lloyd,

tffHkjvriH stag* »
sadgst Rany ceased are, Indad
&gt; lo - Adam*. BHI
U na. BiU Msllcm,
,n. and th* Hphlf(l*y

Probabl
Of Fiscal

Arflsrdsy.tBdUjtre.
f M k muMtHil h l « ihenlwN**
tgiaegatlate with any M hrr nabto* which want* to e n t.r a
agreement, and *srh country I* to
bear the co.t of Its custom* adaM sU ation.
.
Both tlerreasy an&lt;| Aurir i a j uw
left free la coariad# commetelal
its .lie . with
^
when sock Ireatle#
many and A**iri» will conclu«
ssparet* trestle*, ratified dMUInsflts copremlag which would*#
pgr hanged
s’rnuHam-ou.ly ( H
K b .third power.
if .
i Y’c*tar day's protocol c h a ra c te r
tsm the proposed cu»tom* ualods« Iritis ting a hew ordsr In Kure*
p*tn economic condition*
by
m an* at rrgtohal treaties.

LONDON, May. W .-(A I’)-T h «
-German cast-,
&lt;k Glynn, vet*ran in ii
threatened
• l t d deep ««■*
will be eeea aad heart
dee .In Dewn'ng
ypae alty *eK faatur^ ® (gABH1 N O T O M ^ M 14—(API
_
A
m
m
jtm
fifm
iaaaan
tr
defiet
iapg tae* exciterfter-plere, “Ham aw
a, Prague aad
g t (hgkfaal aOm* flveal year oa
g g g J p F re J R r e d prebabU last
| is feared th .
# political onion
night revidconve lbs receipt* conM Orrsonny,
I'nued t# drop.
,&lt;
k* aet register; Tb# treasury estimated locojad
■t th# custom*
ta d ealleellon* this muath wohU
I S m M M M M below tha oasis
period last year, telaUng only
#*50,000,000.

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Report Made To

Co.st'Him*^8.000:W&gt;r11

^adjflS;

SMS' a f ' tha eurvlvara.
.
• Oa the reuae of the erpioaioa
Marly all th* lorrirer* had theoHea. hardly any two alike. Many
i f the crew were blown from th*
real i t onto th* Ire. A powder
mapnaloe was la th* stern. The
sight before th* dleeiUr, iurr)v.
Mwenid. there we. a.shrill k b it
Ul the wkiftle- Master of the
J * W r e "ar &gt; th* bridge
mm M ich whe*
H# hstl
am *.na e w p u ll t h a &gt; h U d * 'e ^
They threghv It era* eg(ln*n*.

H E R E

wealth,

today foaej fcl* M
^U W rt« of the I
W mU
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dskrtOf hyUu.f r The

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,-^ n .« t.O 'y r« rt

B an d it Quartette
That Blazed Trail
Ik Indicted By Jury

and rubber.
s defendant* are llert Ogle*■ M ard Tex llayrs, Mabel
Ig'Md Ks&gt; Harris. They are
;ad. with asrault with Intent
jgfbrlM n Brock, chief depuMlA.qniU Matlin, «i* ilion.
KM* • |tu*se attempted tu
Utw1. bandits; unlawful ,1m-

Mat «f 1&gt;- (J. an! .1. U
n * ll bum gsragetyew
ipsd'.by the bamltls in a
; jhd.'.Jarcad to sexomrany
byeel and tb* rebh*rv of an
ay^lle from ‘ T. M. llV her,
of -mirefsT- atotorlgt# ' who
.Xas-ri. pt gunpoint t f »brrt their rasa W 14* Mm-liu.
quartet Is held (n jail her*.
Wre-MB -from Tutga.ffMl are

r-.- o's appharanr* In

Connie M o c k , the veteran
manager of the Philadelphia
Athletics,
World’s
(ttnmpinn*,
who bring* !tl player* to Hanfind fur a aaliie at Municipal
Park tomom&gt;w afternoon at ItO*1
o’clock.
.

CONNIE MACK AND
O U TFIT WILL BE
HERE TOMORROW

’’Ward Thompson, the
board
member who died. M l ‘here and
told ore 'Joe. I know Ju u d W n t
commit li# 'c rim e you're charted
with, hub If you d’d 111"* f"r
Ike cr'nte* you sre guppowed to
have rwmmlttcd. »n*'d W h ,r” ■
loo*’time.',
jl t &gt; . . .
• I paid liltuo for my parole to
a former board member ethos#
name I won’t give. Colvin (another
roriitlf+r Uietl In *i«P
got Ills wrder* Iro m h g h e r up.
"I was pareleil out of the slat#
after ssrvlug si*. )e*r» and three
month*, ami »*« t* arreste.1 after
1 had lieen out 11 nnmths, Ihhwum1 stepped la k Into the slate, and
| have bee* here alnce. ! was In
formed tha:-an out of the staia
parole replied In els w rath*, out

i- iM - £ 3 mmEmM M *

Ch hTT:, 7 ,V,r»lrrehurg,
II* told hi* story after tho com-,
* VA-au'. \ l M,m L&lt;i*e» lu«, nrWHIlams and Offl m iller hat clashed heatedly «vef
rcr tin t), for •speer'ing in a bus the n u eslo n .o f permitting conIn ,lb# hfart of .lawn, w II ivitoo v'etb* testimony to be publlshad In
(Contlnaed O* Pag* It
Inin court nest Monday. KJ Manli ny, white yuuth, will answer
ctarxes of reckless driving placed

pgainsi hint I'yJ^nrcr* Williams
•nd fiiay, by coming Hilo court on

'ft-s. m

fT

d ff're rs (trey and Williams
raided a dice game which was go­
ing on in sn uaoceupied house In
Lln.oln Court Sunday afternoon,
and taught IU negroes. They all
mad* bond, and, .'n court yester­
day afternoon, n nr of them plead­
ing gudty, w n c given flnra of
M each for tho r part In th# a f­
fair. The .tenth msn proved that
he was merely a spectator, al­
though he had intended play ng
-when the dice got bot“. The men
w*r#i Wllfth Codki txrnio Illlcy,
Robert lies-ley, hiMIe/ Hemming.
Bl'e MtTIre, Korly Lee Morrow,
Wesley Tucker, James E l I r k
Frank W iliams, and John WIII sat*, at) isriW Isborers.
John Williams was eaagkt with
a psl«l on Iff person, a charge
which rosl him
for the of­
fense. Elijah Vickers, caughl by
Officer (tray aad found to lav*
ween carrying * concealed weapon,
was transferred to County I'uutt
for gclton. ' in &gt;
Clarrmo Hell, a Daytons negro.
(Continued ug'
Koui)

Is In Throes
Of UnrestOnEveOf
Political Campaign

sionstreiU e. H U M
and the saniemw by a
11 of ^IrhU Zamora,
leaders of Ih* DererniM and a ramlDa'e at
th*T- rom ag \
' rlpal .lection*,
featured tho
of tlm opening
of 'Madrid1*
leal rampuifd
last night.
— Zamora ami flvo ether civillaa
are single, JJ4.U 1 ’ are • msrrMd. 1dado,ai a t tho revolt wore given
IT,T60 are allowed. 6.443 or* «Umuath* and one day each In

., Economical IrtStt
Visible proo? that £
Sanford Country Club la,
moat economically opara
voir club in Klo^da, £

Pardon Board

Walker Setit Copy
Of ChargeaAgainst
His Administration

ALBANY, N, Y.. Mar. SI. ( A PI—tloveinor Roosevelt )#*lorda) mailed a ropy of (he illy aP;
fait* cvmmdU—'s charges agatnst
Mayor Jam#* J. Walker to . that
official, say'ng that he would Ilk*
to twelve such anvwrer from thd
mayor as he -may ds*ir* tn mako.Thr rhargee, fded with
the
governor on Mar. IT am! accom­
panied b) a termed for the may­
or's removal, were rmi'lsd to
Walker al Palm Hprlngs, I’allf,
where Ih# official Is speml ng a
vacation, and to Ihu * 1 Jr hall lo
New Yurkc
“The governor has
wnUteri,said a brief slatenwnl issued hy
Ihe egeculhr. "thst lie would like
to receive such answer thereto (the
charges) *• tb- mayor nwy frslre
to iraake, as soon after hi* return
to New York f it) a* |ius*ible. Tit#
governor uaderstan •* that the
nmjor &gt;s planning In rruno la
abost 10 days."
Tratisar'»,ien of tho charges,
the stuleaitnt evplalned, was -In
a rvKlame with the usual pnicedute In such mailer* "
The goVernoFs action was Ama dried I* plafHig tho decision on
th* neat step tn lo taken in the
mailer directly on Mayor Walker
hnn.elf l.'nder tho -usual prorediire.” the mayor ran make a
detailed written teply ty the gov­
ernor and tha rhargH w’th th#
Haa that b's reply will constitute
a satisfartary eapldnallon, br ha
ran demand * hearing on tho char­
ges. In |h« latter ere*, the pro­
cedure, it wat understood, would be
eppauitmegt by the governor of
aa Invest'gating com miss ion, r.

« erred sad L W ) are with marital

FLORID
(AP)-rilN:
&lt;liad sad 1
In a trlilp

Athletics Will S ta g e
Exhibition Game At
l*ocal Ball Dianlond

th a t u n d e r th e leaderah:
o f dl
it* p r e a e n t b o a rd
--------------or* i t U o n e o f th e m o a t *
al asset* o f th o C ity o f S
fo rd w a s rev e ale d a t t h a
m o n th ly m e e tin g o f th e C
Commission taat night a t U e J&lt;
Hall when Albert T. WhltAil
teU ry and treasurer. of t h , :
ganisstiaa read the annual
port nf operation*.
At a' to u t expenditure of
than |C,T00, part of which
railed by public subecrlpUoa.
part by a maintenance fu*d
sled by the City, M IT ref
of golf wore played trea t J
f, IMO I* Mar. p i. 1MI. BUI
more than M rath day, or al
average oo*t par round of
than HO cent*.
The golf report wae the
of eeverel'm atter* hnoaghl't«
attention of the C i a g l m a
y.dlewlng IU dlapoeat, the C
ial*aloners. In nudd order,',
riovdd. payment nf a l i l t *
{nf -hill Inferred by the Sip

illg-leagu* bateball wiU he
Sven . l a
Hanford W e d n e s ­
day. Only a few hotits rsmsln befoie Connie Mark and his World's
Champion I'blladslphla Athletic*
will go Into action at. • Municipal
Park In the annual "bloM” ' gamaLyjgUng. 0f f.,000 booklet.
In (wet n Ihr first and second tiring Hanfordi .read aad .
.. lo Sanfo rdJ this last ordInsure
I,.sms, biuught
t—&gt;- , — ralalag
*—-— - lb#
efforts of
of' Kloyd
Kloy&lt;l mum
m u s t.. F»l*r.
F*t*r. rat*
ml* t* *1^
$IA0
p a r through the effort*
A. I'aJmei
Campbell-l osstug fuel o t the AmeywrUirg sn avlaUon

SifSL'SS ■ssa ‘2

ia
u 'r - v s - 'S a ?
nto. tow alter nomi at 3i00 osleck

a

f . - . j . nig.M V etertuaf'
tu grvei.th* colorful Mack and his f f j MgyTlu Hotsl and a
a., b a .e l.il ptaysr*. Ticket s*Uw
-T L !
,? d J v ,,," Uw ire re rr1|ny * ^ r i r il’
W* la'seu trsl rl-r.d * have carried
•toil** roiK.rnlng th . g a s e . and
g latsv delegation of Orlando fan*
have inointard U. U
Imnd.
Warm, clear w .slh .r Is promised
by tho wratheimsn, to-help m*k#
XL day a . n « W
t

vldsd . U a t s bill of DeCott
' ’K !
v,e** I t ‘ *‘F j0?*110", ■ ,
f&gt;'urt-&lt; *»» «•» »■
"r!,^
» ith th at firm was P#Ua
• " S f i

Irani - :;tu o'clock until h;0u o’clock
to allow Iheir employee* tho up(Mirtunlty of seeing tho game.
The prayets wilt ntriv# In Han­
ford’lit the early morning hours*
an) will remain In their Pullman#,
whkh will bo |suked at First
.sired and Oak Avtnue, ualtl
shortly aftsr SUM o’rlsek. After
lin-aklasl, they will l&gt;* Ukan W
Ihr Keiii.iic.U- High Hchool wbsr*
Connie Mark will Introdura tb*
players to th* school children of
thr rlly al rhapel caerclsra be­
ginning al IU:U0 o'clock.
Mr. Mark, Jimmie Foss, Kddla
Collin* and teverwl others, will
Ihtti I* lh« guest* &lt;&gt;f Ihr Hanford
was aatkorised to appatathU l
teisor, Provided he failed to
up to lb* order.
•
Commissioner fx filer was
first of th* CnmmUaleasra
prate* tb* governing beard
Ihu Country Club, following ,
reading uf th* report, whoa
•aid (hat T h * report -is «
favorable and credlubl. to
men wha hare bad rharga". C
mUalanar If. J. Lsksgag sag
that It b# accepted with tha *
TtlaUua and sratilad#
ittre CommUsloa". Corns
one c o s e

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op at retd h j baae, Jimmy. l&gt;yk«a
a t tklid kas*. Jre 'R r ie y ^ t akort
►top. Mulg HaaV la' rdatar 'iW A
Hing MlUer tn Tlgbl fUM, ami Boh
Ji hnson In W l
T ht if rou I UtM will »N
Ing Whin,| the bat/Hhorre. Koaamoll. WalWrg. an) same youngstore, on the mound, Todt a t first
U se. Williams s | second. Ills (ire
al third, MrNalr a t abort. Tremor,
Moot#, and Finn*/ In th f outfield. erat'oAS, ariJvUtoa, M*
dsbureiiaeaU of .W
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Ipad" up la .them. Pad.
•top Uia appchnU ,at
What ypa'ra Itatenlug
Wg buelaeea blow.
I kla avarcoat, chuek*
Ba rail too lata . onand taken anolb.y a t ' ST. PETEKBHUBU, Mar. **&lt;•tha Ubla.
&gt;
~ (A PI—Tom E a a h a iy .a (armor
Ik - U t«mad. "Would Yankee, and Prod Franhhouas bald
UOUNTON, Tea., Mar. S3. —
» Taka * W alk?" The (ha Now York Yankoaa la ala bUa (A P I-T h a NewYork'Olanla turn,
yoatarday while tha Boaton Brarra od bark I ho Chicago WhlW Hon
pounded out a B to I vMory '« kora yaatrrday, 10 to 4.
Both Clarmeo Mitchell amt
. P u l aotno pap In tha
Bill Walker pltrhod affactlrely (or
la aant fay. The muilr la
fo r formation at that
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HAVANA. Cute, Mar. n . (A PI—PIfleam thoueand Cuban,
jammed tha trwpiaal a tedium her*
yeeteaday-te Mo tha Brooklyn
regular, drfaat the raarulL, t to L
largely la the
■waive laatsraa
i tnntnga far tha
of tha aln

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plainly and encloaa t
will roaolva tha laiv
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aald a t U a price. Addre*.

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lata, broathao la headTnM,
/ n * .d ra rtliln a copy a*
art tan .Toe aero Co. la aald
&gt;(ftly h'a. Nothing tn proI Work gate out without b a

tha elghlh aa Had Worthington
ir'pled w'th the baaaa fu ll Oeh.lp
and La lie r I ocorad the Yankra
run*, each catling n triple ami
act ring on Infield aula.
Tha acorn by tiw'ngoi
Boaton
OKI 000 040-ft t l •
New York
MO 100 to o - a • I
r a awart"—whlw obi.rr- • fa ith a ry , riankhouae and Boot,
i gtrW a t a raUnmd akattan. CiWns Weaver, (Jamea aad Jarpyam la*, aat'ag candy;
S T a ILaoma imlea lighting
.MIAMI, Mar. 13. (A P l-T k o
« perfect ckara.tarlaat'on, Bt. I xmiL Browne bowed for tha
fU'a ant'ra viewpoint la th» abcoud atralght doy to tha Toledo
la lion of tbg phaaaa to tha Mudhrne uf the American ataoe atloa, hut made mote of a root eel
Aaaa kigh-premro human- of It than Halurday. A homo run
i tkaljrava pqt hla algqratl* by "Hera" Iwbourvann, f rat up Ik
Mn of amakobi RIII kaa Jnat In tha ninth, darkled the Line.
| a koarua of l».*4o .hare,
PIvo Kt. Louie rrrere. two I *
h ataeh, equivalent to *1, Blneholdcr. lu the eighth Inning
kTkla L a'oov* hla unknown rulnatl Iba Brow an’ chanree. Lavoy, of the Brvwna, hit fur the d r an t In thn, fifth w^tk the bamm
" tin populated.M
.
The aepro by lonlnaa;
Bt. Louie
Oil 010 BSD—T -Id ft
Toledo * ' 101 003 0 3 1 -» t l it
Stewart. Uta.holder and. Farrell,
nry upon the dot
Crouchjl 'M ay., Babb, Tata and
PpartTal B^Im i.
Dovormfy, Kiev.

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ORLANDO, Mar. M.—&lt;A1
Mrs- Harry Dodge, J*«kaa«'
8 • tarda y on Uw Florida Won
golf- champlonahl.. by. ’.datad
Mr.. Jaa llotaldger, Cataw
(our and two. Tha maUk _
pUyad In a haary rain.
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13* Nate BheaU
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^THKjO.^C. PERREM

L ast Time* ToNight
u*g • picture
Bill Jurgoa* elngk, I .Cor ny
llr'mm from third, gnvo the Cube
Ihalr.winning run’w tha ninth in­
ning of the.afternoon game. Bka-'
Iff Blaka pttrhrd tha fgtl}' game
for the Cube end allowed nine
hit*.
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Mornliif garnet
PltLburgh too 000 100 0 0 -g • t
Chicago
oot ooo ooo aiw « ■ o
Mctnr, Grunt aad finnayi Buab
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Afternoon garnet
Chicago » ! 010 100 M t - 9 I t 0
PIU.burgh
lOlQOOlM -td » t
Blake and n u la M I, l Tn»Lr,
Kramar, WlUoaghkyc gnd Ph.lpa.

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L1W ,
time he* (one wh6t tKs-Kmqfl c u b e pUceti da
lA fediO els. In this &lt;lsy of opportunity. there aru
eh who;'«Jon't have • chance to learn how (o auair
i M much’ stress U ;not placed otv this subject as
sd.to'be,_but singly it m ust still be considered of
porten cj . i - wfct,*P « n ? w n p c tltlp n * employed I n T ^ m f d f y m r
trjJnlftA olongthls line? Would not a drive of this kind bo

oning with wtoeent' esra

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lisdrt and riaa a ad d o r . a g o n each one a line *m ,
l bright with M U -‘.said

Amm ur *W
P-*at* &lt;blh(4ti1*

ag.‘asrh. ,-Yow Valentine,"
dap he I .me to die

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I faith ha would not yield,

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L bF* eirtphahlte 1the ^knVhftente /o t'b ein g able to spell llctMM tss upon corporation#,
during the coming year and then see what happens*
graduated.
(•) An annual brands'tax up*
on all alma and blUbSknds with­
in tOO feat of aap highway, of
flva cents par eguara feat, with a
The dd,»tory about the importer who was sent out
tax of each sign ?f 11.
r a d t , commission msetlng but soon returned and &lt; 'minimum
(f) A tax . upon lotahglbifs
I broke up in
wfth dtffatuer ntea for different
tig, editor of tl
classes.
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♦’
the Russian Coi
far) A axels* tax on. public
munlst,
generous flight* M oratory.
_tb s Miami Herald insists, “wn* not
T bs'event would have been dismissed with a few,
fn the Social columns except for one lltUa incident.'
f.loAi
:'■(!'«,* Jidy
tlr Lewis, who slapped the United SU tss In the face
Th#vo Iv no #urh liraltatlon as
he accepted the Nobel prise for literature, was him*
t (pa ifeoenty school fund” mrnIlMtcJ
In acrtio.i t&gt;. Thlj fund
&amp;
? £ i£ s s £ $ r &amp;
^ $ 4 ^ ^ m preaant revenue going1
-hall
i.ctuuiati
• T.i .*
- . il
ik by Mrs, Lewis. The row was ju st a mild expression
Fjril-Of r.i*1intercut on tha
.emotional impulse. Obeying the script oral Injunction,
(Ute'lcndot fund, i turned the other cheek and was promptly slapped ■sad to allmlnaa (tala ad valor- Second-Tha cue mill itata tea
i. That ended the row.
era taaaa. Should It ba found damad to ih* euunlla*, ■-1
'Biit-Uiat slap wee news. It was action. I t turned the
*r WCtWIfy «Bi inTmu
- A l l ’^raplUKISn
tthad
ight on an Important dinner, th a t would hhv* other- of lhl&gt; aunt of rawraynthar maa.
been ignored. It may sell ynoru.bopke.for. both nu- »L ,»PrrcprU\ajLM&gt;'JtmaIaI*. fo u rth —All appropriation* by
r*ed‘ department, w» ratommamt ih# legislature,
(luestlon os to
Ua»- tha Inheritance te a be ap&gt;
Fifth—T b. local couaty tax far
icfl writer a ms
i __. L i -

man all pollUe-

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not alone a •local 'probUxn. 'Thu
constitution llaolf ractulrow tbr
IrytaUtero to provide for a uniform .nrssut of Ifta public
ictook, H |a the yrirasr* ,dvty,w
ihaJhteA j

wbaraby (ygt(,,ksy ,f*d
the atela,, 6wm Urn ilarga conn,.
Mas and the small counties, the
fUh Cougbei ami the poor Vwm*
t e

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lertlan 8, and

auUorisod . by

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Unf*U waa • a

T E L L IN G

t h e

w o r l d

rkmtiam Crlma OommleON THR USH OF, u i Jluhkn
■
Faibari U hurts ms m a n Ibaa
T hat children should ba uead sad It doaa you, Ab b utyau cama bora#
oat e b u s a d te a n aa lorn, wo unid PsBdU. It
aald, la daratand on good authority', of tha
it#i, your ,taa4 ri.li ibis cdufilry. il modem school or child-rolling.
enough salt with him,
Halr-raUbig child-rulalng whan1* bogle-men and paddy.Wbaeha . A llll cannot t#U a lla, nUwr.
flflrtu “ lafgtly la supposedly Teacher U a foa.ll Ism , dug from
autidlluvlan oas*. Wa * I« T M

led a dry report and baa
!&gt;ot woltr airar •&gt;■**•

baaad'mi definite and JKtalu InH le .BSt-g* asfe .Rovara.
raantal policy, to baaTtkc budg#(
for brdlnar. atato purpaooa upon
ru«aana, tha amount «r which
will dopandiupoti tha number ami
wealth of the people who die.

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gov«m-

by th* approprlhaw propose that
LMir L .

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Ik a

county sc
portioned

iy^uMsv

by general

Tha above auggaatlona and
IWaOtuBMadaUen# far ecunemy,
t•allocation of fund, anj now
ravaasa, hota) a «um In u c m of
the amount,neeoesary tosllralnata
tha ilMa n d jndjtam taxes. Af.
eery to j tun ,U*a*btaU

ilty thr Chin

•am# “ih a ll-h
law, baaed m
principle af c
dhtarmlltM by

""My* i

r e * ty .
L The

school, fit

r ruliod by arrtton
It, all rapltatlm
within, the couaty,
county taaca rol• : A 4«&lt;f tor lira
laid, should W a p
d M ln ^to d to aurh
jf c ta d ; within the

wi
er It Is a sm s* apartmeuT or a
ysu are, truly a ueeen w llk po

p i -on the state

rail! btata

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&gt;A* T V K 8 P A Y , M AR C H

s. Babbitt H&lt;
Group On M&lt;
7 At the meeting of tha M M »
prowmcnt Club held vtkurday

Mom ins *1 T n'clock in tho huseb-

a n a t the Sanford

ndar

P ersona t
Mr*. J . B. {Reran* re lu m e d s S -

day n lth t from Bra danto® hrhere
*hr apent laat week with ralattra*.
dry. Tk« affair opened with T o
A Wild Sate" - rendered by Mr*.
W. M. MrKInnew-at the piano
an Mia* Charlotte Nik, violinist.
The foilbwlat tn a e u a t tha
weddlnf entered- aM . walw announrrd brU A t.^T rlford, Ji\,7 b e
groom's relatives were: Dorothy
Wiggins, trran Soother; Nancy
Rnerattf; and Elisabeth. LaffWr,
itrB A wirtrt*; WtnAu 'PbhvK
grrat-aunt; and Laura Scbrrteh)
and Nell Stewart, llUle m udiu,
The hridaV relative* w ere:' Kent
lio*artter, J r , grandpa; Erelyn
Stowe, grandma; Ellen Menwelher, elder; Idlllan (jfmdmn,
brother;
Klile Hutchison and
Maty W lfglnt, roueln*; Helen

Are Made For
itlon Of P.T.A.

MuVTTOfm, TctTont

'A lfred Driggers, who.wa# shot
arcidtnully laat Saturday, U Inprovint at the Fetnald-laiaihUm
Memorial HoepllaL • -

i * Joarph Cheney
an^ ,, lio»c/t
Moulden, of Orlando, attend*! tKb
meeting of the- Aaterican lo tio n
held laat nt«bt a t (ho l^trUir Nat.i Mr. and Mr*. W. C Hill arrived
fhi* afternoon from Vyldoala, (la.

. m T , “f

Urre You Truly" and Mr*. Rurke
Rloale p|a}etl a welding march,
W alter' Haynes, a* th* minister,
then entered . and waa followed
by ••riK rt- Morviami. ^He troom,
and K d fe rft; Kpencir,' th , W t
man. After \Trflnla Chapman,
*» the ntntbrr, appefmt). th e ja llomlot,brld**nwHf»'tn^iwan*nna
men rntared: Kalhevtna.IYIwaiha,
Mrrtba, Andersnn, N sneir^’nlfuja,
Vatario Well* and (TtkrMiluokmVjr. Morrne Owens. Carolyn Ro­
sier . .and Ilorlt Swindle. . 7&gt;e
hrIdaemaid* wore long / drsescs
having.' natural tatstRnes while
iba-gronntstnen .Were. 'Jrejrnt. .ip
tuxedo*.'
Immediately
preceding
the
bride were MIHe Htahnarker. as
inatron of honor, who .was dreased in a long lavender as tip
dte.'fj Joyep Kteelr, e s .th r maid
o( horinr, who wore a long plnl
aattn dfraa; and Ann Wlgglra,
W "ths “flflw rr'glrf.' whtr wnr» “a

Orswasar
Ml, Ura. Peart' Babbitt |w 4 a
boitem ami Mia. Krtan r iy a t bad

wh'eh « a i followed by b n ak flU .
"The Excellent Tkacher" hjr i4*
R. Avrnt, thr book which U ta b*
rtjdR .l for th« ,r«m tinder of tho
r a r , wo* mttodaeed by Mr*. Dabtl and the fallow ins reports
w rta given: Chapter 1, " H w
thr Contant
of
thU Book
Was Gathered and Reported,*
Miaa Mildred Mitchell; ChapUY ft,
"Th* Att’tudra of Tcachrti To­
ward Mattrra of lha School." M lu
Rthal Riser; Chapter 3. "Tha At­
titude* of Trachtr* Toward School
(Iryanlratkn and Administration,"
M'*» Maud# la k e ; Chapter 4.
TW-AMltadew—wf Tcwchrvrs JDm
ward Other Trarheta," MIsm r.mllle U ntie and Mr*. Kfflr'Durdeni
Chapter B, “The Attitudes of Tea­
cher* Toward Children," hi lea M ai­
lin' Youns; Chapter It, "Tha At­
titude* of Teacher* Tnwaid Othar
People," MU* (Icotgle Mobley;
rTlaptc'r■ 7. (a) “The Attitude* of
Tfather* Toward lJfe in Getter,
at”. M's* Marine Yount; and (b)
•The Attitude* cf Trarher* To­
ward Self", Mr*. Sybil Routh;
■Summary", Mr*. Krtui Fljrnt. ■
Thom- present were: Mia. Pearl
RalihltI, Mr*. Krma Plynt, Mr*.
Sybil limith, Mr*. Kffle Durden,
ami the MImc* 'Mildred Mltrhrll,
Ethel Riser, Mauile Imkr,
U ntie, Maiine Yount, and
la Mobley.
(

ed on the arm of her father.
Buddy Angel. The bride wore a
lens while aatln dreia to which
»a» attached .* lunt train tfim.
hied with oraufv blmaonu. fTh®
father appeared I k j tuiedo.
I The curomotiy waa performed
katmatk an arrh entwined with N en ie Lcola Stone
fern and, sweet peas. TrelUaha
decora tad with frrtf and «wre( Weds John Cameron
peas *M tali basket* or pln&gt;(
snap dragon* were arrange la
Mf. snd'M rs. W. P. Rlone are
snnbimtlitt the m a rra m of th rlr
other parts of the room.
dauthter. Ml*, N eitir
Leola
Slone, la John MrCtats Cameron,
- REGION PLANB DANCR
son nf.Mr*. A, N. Cameron. Tha
was announced this morning reremony was prrfnimed last Sat­
by the American legion that urday evening at Ihe First Rapplan* «r* being mad* by members tlst psreonago In Mount Dora In
of the post to sponsor another the presence of a few intimate
dine*, a mtlar to th* one they friends.
held on R(. Patrick's Day at the
Th* bride were for the occasion
Trlahoh flub. No deflnlle arrange- S-blue and tan figured (tape de
menu have been made known *x- chine tnaemhlg w i t h h a t , shoes
:r*r e th a t the dine* will tak« plarw aad other aeceasar'.a* in , beige.
&gt;houi «.* pilddle w r t j°i im M Khr was boin in .this city and WJ*
In® Tr nru*n Club.
graduated from Seminim* High

PA GE

School in IMS. filnc* thel time's
ho* l&gt;e*n rrvlding with her porenbt
at their home bn Cvlety Avenue.
Thr brMtgroom wan bom a(
y&gt; irredala but rata* her* with hi*
tmirnU about t l jtarfc ago. II*
■o, graduated froth Kemlnol*
High School in 1027 and was for*
mttly em pbyel hy the Sanfotd
IIeraM. At present he I* cr&gt;nne:l**l
w in ihe Rvenlnd Repeiter 8 tar la
Orlando.
The cmipl* plan to have tcmor­
row night for a honeymoon tr'p.
At the end of two weeks ihsy will
t» at home to their friends here.

higher Individuality and destiny'
' &lt;
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ed tba'Yol'.,wlni: pa**ate* from
tko ijhtrmlUn Sc'enr* trllbook.
"ftcWnec and llralth with Key to
th a. fNr'piur**." I x Mary Raker
Eddyt *Thc |u»in* of *en»e ar* helutary, If the* wrench away falre
pleaM tthir Iwllcf* and tiam plant
tha affretion* from *cnae to Haul,
•h ero the a c tio n * of Cod are
good&gt;~*f4Jolr ng (he ht*vt.r Such
i* tha sword of Seienrd. w th
whith Troth decapitate* rrmK
materiality giving plare to man's

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES.

"M atter" waa the suujert
of
I hi- l^taan-Sermon In ~hll Churrhi-» «*r Christ, Sciential, on Sunday,
.Mmrh *2.
The Gqkltn Tea: wa« from
l*alah 42:A, "1 am the Lord: that
i*~iug namet .aad- m f glnry*will-fm&gt;t g'.ve la another, neither my
pra:«e l&gt; graven (m atte."
Amon( tha citation* which com­
prised the U*»or-Sermon we* the
following from the Dlblr; "Ijnte
not the worbl, neither t)w- Hvaew"
thrat are In the world. If any.miin
lotr Ihe world, the love of |hn
Father is not In him. And tha I

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A N T IQ U E S

MRS. FRED T. WILI.IA1
Cot FUwom
3M Oak M t f N U
I’M** M 4
TUESDAY. TMURSDAl
FRIDAY
Sanford. F W &lt; ».

mail mum of
lUccoa*.
You may have on* a* loaf a»
75.00 at her heme.
HID Park Are. Phnw* 151-W

Playroom • *, ■■j i
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G u e s tr o o m . . •

WITH ALL THE BRAN
OF THE WHOLE
-s
W H f A T ...

A ll around
the H ouse . .
can bo suited by warno f the

You’d nevei' know you h a d

PracdcaUy noiseless sn d | m frequent m o to r o p m tk w
Is on e o f th e many very m l advantages o f Frigldaire
Advanced Refrigeration, T here are many others. W e
Invito you to com e into our. show room and learn all
about them . * *
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TWTPTUtWtllJk

Seminole Tire She
Went First Jft Elm

Phon*

m NSWAU Wien roactud*MMMn» nuw naitn A U to u wtm
A 3

Tkrms «rfl! he emaagwl
to suit lb* pwrrbaaer

YtAR ^U lV IC f G tlA R A N Ifl

Florida PoWer &amp; Light Co,
Hanford,

ions o
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to young w om en

A Most S/gnf/icant

SPRIN Q P R IN T
FROCKS

fsshits* Khisrsitwm
tlisi
bring* ihroutttsnding |a j j s * l

a/ &gt;«M»&lt;b to little wunwtTusn
MV* tulIYi Is new »irr ring*
for women Svc-fret-lour snJ
leu, whom proportion* require
the hslf-dre fiihiun), tnd
smert mine* lire* 14 u, JO. A
• • R E A L - F I T " developmen! brought sUmi by thouundi of wuMwn who havt long
been wvking yt*ing feihwns in
their lire* wsiting for just *u*h
an evmt as this.

C lo s e s S a t u r d a y

ThoM who have attended thU event hive foun
u^. b«yond expectation, If you hsve not yet been
come this week—you will find mmiy plcdaant
T H H t f 1 H e #fUll-l

md don't forget-SATOHIPjkY
LYw M'‘y • '

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Not only srt tlww the

■V* newest of the sdvsacg
Sfriaa fashions, but these
are the ptiaas that canbract all the nittwuAi^ m Im
ctMirasts that fashion seemer*.
Largs (lotsl prints; n a il motifs

v*f^|i-Ml.y* '. n ;» g s.

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b n of C&lt;lmm»T*r.p&gt;.c«M P*S Ihdft
own bill*. 1 think thtrf nyanibartblp
.foot in that n rran ltatW 'ah o ttld
t o m any..cotta of operation, end
I am rwreenally w i ^ to-poy. ltff

e a 't e r b
SBffivfeaS

• (harfatf

tu rn that* u Included (4«U &gt; afaln it th* City".
* t wo paid on MU* which w on
td#*bafor# t b a f l r i t of 'A pril, , Oemmlailonar L rtti*r atood wltV
own*ke' hawlea Botwood th* S
IH. *; '
1■
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mitt** and tho City. The lotto
"Aa of thia data, lia r. S3, wo
to donlod that UO Committee
too account* payable a mount Inf har* dono Iota of rood and I am
tho l i l t on* to critic lia thalr m tla u n t or: wlad. for do to pay t
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TONIGHTS
7 :» . Bara orchestra; 7:46,
anti Ballot Brim, A rthur I
band; | « , T bpU Uf h*kf;
tdlralnd. ( Program* auk- Character readings! . 8:30,
«at*mtnut* chanfc by ita. Kallrnborn. M N I M i ,
Mona; #K», Minute d ram u
Barlow concert!i, IC :» , J l r .
k Dinner nenalc; 6:30, Who’*
•d the N am atj 7:IX&gt;, Volera’
*fi 7:80, Historical sketches;
Pickard.family; a ;oo, sandm •»d C rttnll; Hi30, Ownp e n ; »:W, Mti.ical mtgaaine;
M41appy Bahrta; 10:00. D. A.
•fa orchealra; llrf» ,
Rapid
Mwltt 11:1VLopcx ocheatra .
146.6-WABli New York—S»0
. (CBS Chala)
lite, Crime dub; 7;00, Frederic
lliam; 7:15, House Beside the
•V
Sponsored program;

6:00, Railing. Junior; 8:16,
George Klmonat 6:SB, Liners orch6:30. Pea lure;. 6:46, Muelra);
rstra; 6:45, Topics In bekfi 7:00, 7:00, Same aa WJE; 7:16, Hlawathe; 1-uffi; 8 :00, sgm« a* WJEi
8:10, Hubble Blowers; 0 :00, Sam*
Whitiman'a ■ band; -;8iW, Lindt
trio; 8:45 Upjohn'* Re range; 0:00, ha WJZ; 11:00, V e rity (1 haoraj.
(VlrhHtiea piogmm- 8:36, Death
4*1,1—WSB-uTli #
7:00, Sponsored pregrant) 7:36,
Sams as WJZ; 7:45, Bams as WE­
AK; 8:00, Same aa WJZ; 6:30,
WEAK program; 8:30, wpenearad
program; 10:00, Sams ad. WEAK,
U.tX), Same a t WJZ.
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177.6-1 WBT—18*0 \
6:30, Orchestra; 6:45, 'N ew s
BroadcasU 7:W1. Sponsored \ p n grarn; 7:30, Same aa'WABC; 7:45,
Sponsored I program ;t 1 :00, Same
as, WABC: 8:30. PhUtmnpher;
8:45, Composers; tlOO.’ cjiTonlcIca;
0:36, Marne aa WABU
361.6—Wll AS—610 1
7:00. CelWptt 7 J6 , Jilad'o P™*
gram; 7:30, Qaurtetl 7:45, Same
aa WEAK; 8:00. Same aa WJZ.
M::W, Sams aa WEAK; 0:30. Cunpert prugraui; 10:00, WEAK prv-

, MADRID, Mar. *4. —&lt;AP&gt;—
For the first lime alnca I*dy» ft*
R i v e r a revoked cwntllutlonal
gears nire* in 18*8, Spsnlari* yes­
terday bad a free prana, lln rap t
of free ►porch and asatfchiy and
protection from lav* i las of ,lb«'r
Nome* without search wirraWa.
. T h r u guaranties w rit restored
in a decree prepared lip I’render
Atnar, ***tgi*ed h r Kin* Alfontn
while he waa Ih London latently
and reftrned to the p itm k r .Jky
air m all
The peepk'received the bran
quietly ana there was no otrtwanl
Inrlkaliin IhaL-ihe* eld order-had
rhanped. This waa tha usual Sun­
day holiday hut there were n&lt;&gt;
newspapers am] tha ;effect* of
removal of preaa cenabphlp wore
l&amp; t immediately apparent.
Tha move* is a preliminary in
mu n Inipa) add parliamentary else,
llen r Wfclch are to be hetd th l.
srtln * and n e it summer. *

CURB8BA
WANT AD RATES

CONNECTION
LAKKV*»t DRUG* STOKE—Q^re* PERMANENT
wanted with local orgsnlxatlon
UcrfpLitnt, inagaxlncs, fouatala
aCrvlto,
I’KOMIT
dcllvarlw. aa Investigator or efficiency ex­
pert. Three years with U.B-Goveminent. Will do follow up wurk,
HUILDING It LOCKS—Irrigation but de« Ire Bsntoni sa base account
thi yea and general cement work. of famUya* health. Let production
MlticU Concrete Co. J. R. Tbr- terminate salary. K. If. Cara HerProp. 3rd and Kim,
■antedV e to e d cock' and huute- FOB SALE: One hundred head or
keeper. Apply 1015 Sanford
m u lti,' all kind*, and sties. If
»ou Deed mules see us before buy­
ing. Will deliver anywhere. Den-,
OLD PAPKUS FOH SALE—To: aid eon A Jalllettr, 646 MyrUe Ave.,
wrapping and paehlag purports Jachsonvtlle, Via. Phune 6-0373-3.
Apply Herald Of flea-

Time; i;:00, Banaal CSirrle A III*
Floridians: 7:30, Studio Qulnlrl;
6:00, Sheriff A Police Report; H:05, Weather Korccaat; 8:06, Sign
Off.

32 P h y s i c i a n s
Report Findings
On New Sargon

THE ARCADE
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY

F IS H and !*O U I.TH Y
HKMINUI.K KISII A
POULTRY MARKET

E4*-Hralr,dM ,i
thing prarli
Uelrl r,I
M-l*rocarn
IKtlVN

Lack, Key and Gaa Repairs.
DKKTCH’S

E YOUlt WATCH repaired
«0« who n ally know, howl
re- Jeweler, Mag. Ave.

U R IN K S -LH N C H E H

r. W.
Mat DOU4IA1.L, CHI­
ROPRACTOR, l» now Iorated at
I residence In Kloial llrlghU,
iKinford. Phone 56K-M.

BAGGETTS
Gilbert's Chutolates
and Hat Drinks.

by lAfell The

M. Hanford A

FOUND:— 1 intonil and p etti
brenal pin. l*t*rr may liave
name by railing„ at thl* office, del
r. P. K&lt;- itrt^Hgnnnd, plant »rfilling, anil paying for thl* ad.
ilcIan fof Wthe T o n i Motor
LOST: Black ami while bird dot
pany,* Ik lA it, fob 13 years.
Answer* to name MN'm", II
4h i t
found nlaaae rali aUA-J._______

lAMk}' Strike Dane* O rrhettrs
(NBC); 11:00, llobette A Duffy—
-Hiriaga laslnuuantaUaU: 11:30,
toiratat Slipper,
r 4Vl)lt(&gt;—Orlando, KUrlda
5:30. South Sea 11lander*: 8:00,
Time 'Signal; 6:80, Orlando Osar
A Parts Co.'a automutlra pro­
gram: 6:45, Everything Musical;
TrttO, Time signal and aport*
annoum rmanta; 7:88, WlargaT*
Barn Orehcatra-CHS; 7:48, Oulf
Hint* uy AH Mllka; 8:00, Ar­
thur Pr&gt;or*a Crcmu Bami—CBM;
8:16, Old Gold Numerology •—
(TIM; 8:30, Certified Sales A Ser­
vice Hym^onlea; 0:00, To be an ­
nounced; 8:30, Music Club prugram; 10:30, Paramount Public
Jtadiu Playhouse- CBS; II too,
Paul Tremaine and his oichcatra CBS.
WHIIF—/&gt;alnr»illle
6:00, Time Hlgnali; 3:01, To Ik
Announced I 6:16, Paul A Nolan;
6:30, Lake County Chamber uf
Omameree Program; 8:36, Vat let y.

Pewuylvanla
years.

lladruad

for

F U B N IS H IN G S
Repair#—ReflaUhlag

S jF lO o U M a ili*

Year hair cut by tiperkac*
Kumlahad g a r a g e
apartment,
U h t k y APU- T h k k 851. ' '

CITY I1ARBBR 8 H o K i&gt;
MagnhBa Aee.
^

Good four room hvu*e. 16
month. Near Post Offica
Lake Mary. U.-A. Junes, I

tun *li*nlung
die** on - Mtcmdiu Ave. Friday
Dr. W. L Malr—Graduate Mc­ nlghL 47ruler plranc call 3311.
Gill Unicer*.ly Faculty „ t McUcine, Montreal—Medical Exnin'nW
iur Hear*.Urn-Lock,
ecar*. iiuci.ura, Detiujt.
mcciuji.
.* ,
for
1030 UHKYHLKIt (M coupe with
Dr. U. Wnrburtan —Graduate , rumble neat, ju st like new; 11*30
famoua Brllavua llaapitnl MedL
(Chevrolet, nix coupe; 1030 Kmd
cal Colkgr, Nrw York.
rumblqmrat yoadsler; I03H t ’liev-

HIIIH'KHH
INDEPENDENT
GROW EIIM AHWXTATION
Boom 10
Phune 610

Fur Kale: Dandy Mmlrl A 1-Vnl

Company-and

OLD PAPER! TOR Bi

m.a n y

Bald by Lano’i Drag Blpr|e—

IN V E S T IG A T IO N S — CO LLECTIO NH
M A IL IN G I.IHTH
M IM E O G U A H I I ’lU N T IN G — T Y I’ING .

SKM1N0 LK COUNTV CREDIT
ASS’N., INC.

WTa A c jS .f e u r
D o v o u K N O W TVV P4A.MR OK
tH ' STATION -THAT WC OUST
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For Ik sl Result#— Adverllaa

CREAMERY
EBEB sFMir,oi.E&lt;£2 yi

By John Devlin
#jJW|p*

Apply Sara Id ClfBaa.

rd O S H .
t h a t s m o bad
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CREAMERY
You may be the whnlo
rhMutc . In &gt;i ur muthcr,
bill you’re Just a curd tu
me Whey I Whry!-TUn«lra-ilh Jack OTjudcrn.

CONFECTIONERY
Cigara—Taiwan*—Candtaa
Magaiinea—Fount a la
Drinks—Hand* lebfo
lU H IO W ’H P L A G E
Prlacvaa Bldg.
Kltet ML

CAFE
HELL CAFE

«

Ileal la H aifrrd. Fla,
Dinner !6e
Bpcdalitiag In
Steaks. Chapa A
'I call my rasa- B u k
up. bpl tHat's a nlrhna."—Annapolij Img.

DRUG STORE 8
RfifllT
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Open 24 h o tm — U l j f c ; ,

VEGETABLE

Company,

Others.
In order that Ike public may iw.
reive |h« full benrfil uf the ad­
vice of these well-known ph&gt;»'tlan», their report will be |iubl|ahrd
la later l**uc» of lh!a paper, The
■Utement* of physician* of 4t$h
standing are perhapa wlihuul preisdent. Study their tepurtn a a i
p ro fit'by (heir advice.

SECOND

HUNTING

Dr. W. W. Kern— Examining
Phyakian for New York Life In­

surance

CELERY LANDS FOB SALE;
Heady for celery crop*. Per­
fectly drained «. 10* ur m orejuryr
No cabh required , from r**pon■ible buyer*. Krink L. Ferguson,
Hotel Valdra.
__________

16 )aara Job Printing la
Hanfnid.
HANFORD PRINTING CO.

Dr. Eugene Perking- i'hyitriga

for Western Electric

SIG NS

aa4

PALM Kit'd
38*38 Arcade

86 LOST; Blur and

Gent

A vea^

FOR HAMS at Bargain—Sit-room
rotlage on corner lot, close In,
Spate fur vegetable garden and
poultry. Box 117, City.

VEGETAULEH

A m o sV Andy
Doughboy A V
(NBC); 7.45, Ir
Paul WhRamar
8:30. Kldhhelt
UtOO, UtleMu*

■

WANTED TO BORROW $100 (or
It) month*. .Willing tu pay |Z6
tor advvfcd. Iron clad aeeurity
guaranteed, Bex B ehre.-Herald.

itO— flonatn For Hale

F R U IT S f t

.

ANGEL'S UARHECOI
Open 10 A. M. l o l J

B IC Y C LE S &amp; R E I’A lllS

Ijad B aav llk
1■'
i State Marketing
Bod t well School of
US. Evelyg A Har-

NOW 06W*VLPSTare c w o s e t o
Mo t h e r w m i l b
SHW R T A M H 6R
BOOK
1— J

OASIS GAFK

Open 24 hoara— I I I I
Park.
■ ?-r krj

U INCH ROOM

Cut Out For
Ilandy Iteferenre

TO ADVERTISER!
A B a r a Id reprredalatlve
Ibarewghly familiar with rat**,
rails sad claaaifkallsn will
tir e yea tem plrte lafMmellen,
Aad If yea wish* they will aaals4 pan la wardlag yaar waat
ad Is make It macs effective.

7:00, Organ, news;
ihcalia; 7:46, ttB ir «
I—PI* la-* pokes
I—Brstiltia ruckoo ,
I—DlnilnuiUr suRi
i—Watered *tlh .
1 tobtie
l-*Liad meaiare*
!v-Ta tek# out
h-No. nr not (Hrot.)
K To ly wilboal
tweet
I—BUturb*
I—A bauelager
I—diarchy compeuah* mad* »
from let* runt*
4—Deelertly
4—A daica.

•BABY CHICKS Low prices 16
breeds ready now. Send for
r a tatef • 8YLVAIN HATCHERY,
Tampa, Fla.'
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INSURANCE

miANai

FLORIST
ED G E W O O D

FL O W E R S H O P
r lawrra aa4 r u r a l OteCil
T* t t a r r a w * * ana N.Utl
glare! IM Iaa. (ar all
a*roeaU*a
arm saarae# Aaa.
The abnent mindad pr*."
fc* u r went to the. cfllt
icn»' training camp and
abet himself oua night,
whrn on guard duty, lls
firgol Ihf p**a winL-^
(ktlege Humor.

WOOD YARDS
P lm lr W#Ml At DtlksitS
The U ic Wood Yard U
W a t Thirteenth 8 L
Fhoits 4»7*J. r * .
It will auut coma
the pelgt where .^tl,
aUrunca cem;iaaieA
ask a Mexican appB
whether he inl«ndf ta

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D A Itf HEW 8PAPER
S A N FO R D , FLO!

M ONDAY.

M ARCH

25,

1951

X ea cu e oteamer W ith H it

Times Start And Finish

Survivors O f Sea Blast On
B o a rd Cuts Through Ice
.
------------ST. JOH N S, Mar. S3.— (A P )

me HiesOccasion

explosion aouard today forrod 1U
way thriagh almost tmpoaatrabla
tea floes off Horae (stand on lla
return voyage to this part. Othrr
reseda with a'a* survivors aboard

•t*ly, huqrvvr, when
arrange*a*his ^vtvr ' pal throogh for i
apvclal train « 'ith » catki of alrplaa* gasoline to leave St. Johns,
several hundred mile* .array oa
thr Cast Coast, within a few
hoara. Whether thr furl ran a n lrr
today,. howrrar, ia |&gt;rotil*mal'cal
bocaua* of rrrathor renditions.*
An rsprrss train duo at Jit. ,

with a cameVrman fn a quest af
pictures rrashod on florae Island
hut neither wqa setiously Injured.
B u r n t Bakhaa, internalinnally
known pilot, prepared the next

PONCE,

28— (A P )

iff! U »
bgttlgahlp A r iM o d x y And Was greeted
la
tremendous
crowd
b g » v « h im an enthunlJ t»re}come before hi* de­
a rs fo r 8 a n Ju a n . H e la
•Stood president o f the
Id BUlet to par this Island
dL Tim first wsa Cdonel
dors Rocaevrlj whose afwave Instrumental tn wlaUw Island from Spain and
l son, the secenj Cotaael
bra B aasetelt, I# now Ihrlo
« - fisisu y in s v ik o i

yu n e

ui

' ‘ Celebration of amanrlpeU'n day.
the .public buildings, tmsiiMse

who wore aboaid the Viking.
H# mode a rough but safe
landing on lbs waters of the
Hombermouth la the Bay of la.
lamia at 1 P. M., Atlantic Standaid time.
""
* '
Hope of continuing immediate­
ly to llorie Island to start tlie
search for tww Americana and Jtl
other men presumably lost in the
ssplosion whlrh destroyed the
sealing ship Viking a week ago,
wma dissipated when Ui i fheta
found that the gasoline supply
hare was not suitable for thr b g
plane.rIt ! 1
It was revived almost imntedl-

W th their drpartuiv, llurse Is.
load, whoso three famllr* have
dofie their |arat to feed an I attend
to'the wants of thy Injured, lapsej
agun into quietude,
ghe departing survivors
and
rvdeuer, beaded fur thr strauier
Sagona which already has ..hoard
thV greater pail of th* Viking**
shotlr.nj rvimpany. The .-tagona
w*« locked In Ire several miles off
shore and tke only «ra&gt; led arris's
tresrhvious floes wh ch jam W h'lr

SLAYING OF J A I L U. S. LABOR BODY
INMATES C SaiD iTA K ES NEW STEP
NEEDLESS ACTION AGAINST DRY ACT

tically chewiad at ho was
r Governor Racsevalt and
Vial party but then was
hissing when the mayor I
ly wsleoniad him.
echos! children serenaded
reloads with song* es It
J O L IE T , III., Mar. £ L - ( A P ) ~
ihrongh the' htmots. An
g r im Of notil «a lists row. Th* kilting of three ewraphig e w
yfcte nt kit* *t*U penitentiary
hawaFfta « . waa. dasrHhad a,

Illinois Solon, Projb- Action Ia Simultane­
ing Affair,I)enoun­ ous With Move By
ces Prison Guards Prohibition Iseajrue

F lv a Cent* A Copy

Equalization In Burdtn Of Taxation la
Seen As Prime K*?V;
quisite In Florida '

Lake County Couple b
Victim Of Attack,!*?
Blackamoor Who la
Caught, Confesses

dn of taxation w the p rim * '
reritiiaite in thin ntate t»cm rc
ydu’ll get any relief In tho
paym ent of taxen". T h a t
statement made today a t the.
Hanford Cham ber of C o m - :
m erre luncheon at the V a l - ..
N AKURTH, Pa.— FilwaiJ N|»-ukm»n of this ri tv has Invrntrd a m-w drvire whlrh automatically dez Hotel by Senator J . J*
ami ai-curntrly records the starling and finishing times of runners In relay taro** When a pinner P arrish, Tltunville .
cnrTlw t’
crosses the wnlle line he breaks a riy cf lig'.lt und the phvln-rlrrtrtr cell delivers the raurt time ti» the Import that derplto all Indl*
Iho appaiatus. The marh'nr is set Intii iteration ny the *mn.l waves rau.nl by the starlet's gun.
vldual efficts t&lt;» do pool, th#
lot of tho leiistator In this state
la a hartI one. vepedally when'
ho I. railed upon to sponsor legIllation of rvcognli*J merit.
JJ
Th r mrallng ordinarily eon- •
hts wile, s-aitly burm-d, was fuun&lt;l
fined to tryde body activities, wa# '
In thr ruins.
today turned ovaf to a dtaeaaqj
AKItON. Mar. 3.1. - (AIM —
alen of proposed legUlatlon of.
Lawm-me said he was struck
I'aul Kassay, Goodyear Zr|&gt;|&gt;efeted hy various eltlaens cf this .'
over thr' brad and rvndrred uncon­
lin employe, who Is allrgrd In
county. It was open to the
scious while In hi* front yard. The
have mail* a remark which
eml puW»t. sn,j morv than n d » .
slaying of Mr*. lawrrvm* follow­
ebowrtl he Intended tn commit
an ' aUKtaathos for th# bottored anti the slayer set fire to th '
saboteur against the navy avpunent of Stanford, Srmlntle Ctmahnuse.llr left ami rriuntnl to find
prl'n Akn n, was indicted l&gt;&gt; the
ty. and Florida were haatd.'
Lawrrrnr* still alive and then shot
rounty grand jury today on a
Theaa sufaeatlona wot* Inton­
the postinartrr In the head with a
■barge of violating th,. state
ed *o attentively by Ilia men whs
shotgun, the |x&gt;stmastrr said.
A
&gt;
1
1
1
1
1
1
shift
in’
the
starting
IIOLitKKNKMh, N. II., Mar. 31.
riimlnal *ynd ralism law.
.
U s u t w r died shortly aftri giv­
line-up* of the two teams of Phil- will soon rapiaaent this (‘action
— (A P I Keren rhlldirn of Mr.
ing bis arcount to officer*.
airlphla Alhlel es, who will meet at TalUhaarre, Senator J. J.
and
HepreoenlaUv#* ‘
at Mun'rlpal I'aik Wednoailay af­ rairliJi.
A posse was formrd aperdily and ami Mrs. Isnic Avery weir buntbloodhounds wrie called from O r­ nl to dratli In thr little pallor of
ternoon at .1:30 n'rUirk. is the onlv Grit W. MrItory and U P. Hag*
rhantr which has bean mads In an. Itepreseotatlre I. K. Kenawly,!
lando. The dogs took up the trail tfcelr lunk nuids home early )•«••
th* plans fur lh»&gt; exhibition here. Rpstis, pf Uke county, was also
whlth led to llendrrson’a home.
terlay in a fire which consumed
Official* *ui»l the m-gdi con- thr building In Irs* than a quart*
, Arcoiding to a letter fnun John' pierent, All of them war* lit*'
fassrd whrn blond stains wen' rr of an houi.
II. Skllw, Vin piwklriit and srr- vtlad for the reels Ion by trade
found on hi* clothing.
rotary of the World'* Champion*. b»Hy beads. ■
Th r dead:
I'ass'a residents began gather*
.1- - ( A P I - l they will a iriv c ln .RimA'&lt;7Jr*mZ “enatur Pnrrish'a flvw-mlnuU
Hperlc, silt; (irorge; Id; lla ry,
Ing In small groups and I lender,
’ lhr crew 'hr aoOlIT on an rartf * morning ta)k. coming at the close af th*
ann was removed to another town, tit; Alfred. t&gt;; Milton, b; Ualsy, a.
•train, ami will remain tn thrlr meeting, after manT and var|ng
ant Jcsrph, ,’&gt; months.
officers'lefnslw l« say whrre.
I Pullman's until ahmtly after H:00 subject, had- boart offetad fh*
l-aw»rrnc«v « u abrut to years
The psrents ami sla ottri ihildo'rl ek. M im tn* “ I
Klwawls his and the other legislator^
old. HV with we* alwut ns.
&gt; 4 gn, threw of the lattrr seieudt
(Ush Will meet pud l»kr them an itudjr“ whd ■approval, was in
ratoro ot s* okvunalion aa'Cass a Is a sma'.l town in Isskc turned, escaped^J'bo burned
Prantr' -IT, • and,
Taakvas. Jd&gt; All wwr. taken to *
wnrre ’ they stag* The.’r annual
hospital whne It was believed
• "
A* the subntorl'*, la luw' «f -blm nr game.
l)vr| vioukl iciovr..
At IU o'clock, the sihoel children highly boneflrlai and noenaapiT
thr tug Cosplan, ***** |&gt;**dnn
a«ta. tyith years 0r aetvieo 'Pq « &gt;,
S|wilr, return ng home early West Hank light nil Its joniwey of Panfonl w-ll be given the op.
atat* irnator belml him, BataH^t'f
pnrtunlt)
uf
arehg
ami
hePrmg
yrstrrdgy
ninrn'ng. illsrovrrml from datmont, Hal.. Wlllatd I.
smoke and nmwd th* other*. All Grimmer, 37, of I’hlU talphla, n all of thr rhampbm* fu* they will tor Parrish offered as a fllXPv-J
i.mvlrllon the staUntont nbov«, /
■Xrtyl thr live in nths-edj Jo*&gt; |d» qnartarm ‘star lest hit balanr* in ho InHoducvd froq* the h«g* nu«ll*
t„.|um stage at Uu&gt; Kehiinnl# llitfl* ruMendlng that all Uto ilia of
a
hcaty
swell
and
fell
overboard.
had
huddled
together
In
the
liv­
lllltM INGIIAM . Ala.. Mai 31
tit* state In the milter of lata'-f'.*
Engine* of th*1 Nautilus. In sehmil during chapel hour, t'h I I
-.-(A P I Hurtling frem n slath ing room when sold* on,, inadir.llinn, all the hentflta which wight- ’j
r.n
fr
m
tn#
Junior
Utah
Hehtwl
rntly
npetMsI
iliarxv
of
CummaniUr
llanendoor
to
the
rvar
of
floor win ;nvr nf a h"trl l &gt; til*
be derive! from futaru lagiilp*
ami
ll.r
giwnilnar
sthmrli
w'll
the
house.
hiwrr,
were
ravvrard,
but
thr
rief nf thr lintel Arcade, an untlnn drpsndrd ulely upon some High
Instantly flames, inti led un Ibr »&lt;a was rsuah ant Gilmmrr was march to the Xrntlmilr
'itantifird man was hilled early
plan which would sra tho tag *
NchiHit, and will u« Included in th*
.
‘-gslrrda,. f&lt; lluwlng a dire game draft, shot through^enveloping the Ir*I fn m sight.
burdru .dlstrlbblad 'In proportion'v
Tb r rrvws uf the C u p an and suit rher which is etpevt'd to tu ability U* pay.
li» the hetrl roam. •
thr Nautllu, Juinrd In seanh, cmwd the building In the *b“ *».
I’rrsnn* oriupying
tdjuiolng
"The whole problem of cotarlnit
aided I'ter by a poller launrh, a •, Through the rouittwy of the cltru* fruiu govs Uck tu tho
rooms tflil polirc thr)
hran
art*
nl
boerJ,
tho
player*
w-ll
nl■-oast guaid pstrol hint ami twn
lounds nf a dlsturlwnrr ai.,| a
rninfrtitlvr nisi ki t Ido*,'' K*na* V
planes. The Nautilus. Ix&gt;uad fiu an I* altuwmi the tue Of tho show* tur Parrish tali. "Wa'v# goi la ,
man's erv "Imn't thmwr me &lt;ul
er
baths
and
dresaing
nsimt
at
lirtmhlin navy yard, headed for
thr window," a moment ' «foie
meet compotlUiw, we must put Up v
ei asl guari headquarters at Cllf* th* high school. Tbav will .ton a Iwtter park In order to mog^.i,
tin man was klllnl.
ton, Mat .‘ 1 Islpnd, wheia It was their l&lt;aa*uall tog* shortly after the efforts of tho *'nllfntnlqtpjB
Iletertlvrs trnk live men ami
lumb. and proceed to tile hall path and I'ortn Hlcgn growers. Thaop/i
tie-1 up for tho night.
a unman into custody.. *
- CVroner Hu&gt;sum raid he t» inIt will prveoad to th* imvy In ea.a loaned by member* if th* fields color tho'r fruit, a* why y
Klwnnls flub. Coiin'o Mack, Edd'r shouldn't ,-•? Ths Unit*! bUteu'
vr.tigating , th n rv that the man
Ne'ghbsi*. nui.rt by ll&gt;* Ham. yard where an Tueaisy It la to
was "thrown out uf thr win* es. summoned the single nu-twr tic flit Istenet by l^d* Wilkins. Ollnm, Jhimi* H'ui* am) one or gnvainment ha* found 1^*1. ktta
two other* will b* gurtla of the m luring uf fruit dots not tqpgv.V
tiuck whbh la I'Hmoulh's naly Jean Julat Verne, grandsun ot
A bn ken whisky bottle ami i fire *qul|iinrnl but u) the timo the Ktench novelist, will take Klwanis dub at (hair weekly It. h i w* must follow jho gadi^l
lunrbcon at lh« Muni uuma lin­ rrul trad* practice," ho.
a Innken water glsss were found
It lad g4i,*rd thirr waa milling pail la th# ceremonies.
tel.
in the room and blrndtlain* werp that could lie dene.
As a man whoso Prepat tie* '| N n
Th r fame, between thr firs; and vast *u&lt;ugh to warrant a car*. , '
founl in a bed.
Z l lie d strarted pa.rule reniuitu I
•onrnl term*, will start pi-iaipily ful search Into every angle of tax J j
Three uf thr men held admit
at il:(&gt;n s.Vlouhr It i. •ckudulrt to is lief, Henatur
Parrish sptAgH
t»d being In the mom whrn they I M l i O mrmi until tho tuollng rot
k,. u well |ilqnl stlsi* for if' la l.il«I1v oil some of Ibc o th a r.|M ^H
•*lj the man jump* 1 fruai the fqrs ilhelneivf tbr Isittle* or I heir
(hit
Iran,
one
bf
them
less
Gan
an
annual
rvaat.between
'h*
two
wind.yr la his dealt*.
Iranis. Ib r playing ne Illy
uf
Tho&gt;c under anrel gave their four fort front the door.
(Continued On Pag* I )
Motes as. Otis Hlspbens, John
Mr. and Mrs. Avery had one uf
IIEKKEI.KY, Mat.
fAP )
mg that "Wnatover tag-bartta**^ '':
lYlir*, Olha Smith. W. C. Hunt. thr target! lain Hr* In thr slat*.
Ing measures arw posset and h # -",
Thi y ha I nraily 3u chtldnn, &gt;«v&gt; Nicholas Murray Hullrr, presi­
itin r laws, ] must suffer as w od.'
Oral */ whout are dead while uth- dent . f Columbia tlplvt-raiiy. in­
dicted Amt than pol t‘c* tialty at.
as ytu.
gra bpte liomra of their own!
"It I* unfortunate that so many &gt;7.
Th r timer ,.f the Mate mubl rt.it setting "wr have arhirvrd well
of our candidates for office rug ’ ‘
br tlttrimine-l Therr had Imwii a nigh the in'n&gt;*le of unieprescnia*
for thus* ufTIce* on platforipp'y
.
l»mall fire In th* kilihra etnte, hut tlv*a trovoriinicnt."
A Id -lay slrge uf pm-unmii a
that Was nut l-rlirvvd to have IcJ
Kpraking beforr th* Unlvere ty proved fatal to W. W. Ml|&gt;rr, 71, which are flllrd with pnmlaoO .»
to tho tiaged).
• I Californ'a on charter day Hr. |w,iiiri-r erlery grvwer -f thia dts- for offer(Jng tat relief." he ton-'Aiwi&gt;, an odd job map. bail lorn IlutIs*r «*ld party -orgaruaii..** Ir ’rt, wli, dird yealrn'ay at hi* tinued. "Wa all know th ii If w«Q|
ami iranonsIM'ly liava d'aapprat. lumu- n ar Mno.e'a Xtsliun. II* aid tu nt'l liuetne&gt;.
* Beginning Wednesday night at ill fpr the Mst a x ntunibs.
iH. -A n Inlcnwlrd, iiilollltc•nt, an I was lait nl title afternoon in Laka- I i-nsi-s' by hillng nrt rmployao*
TilS o’rbaic th# paitor of th* Klral
. . ,
Inlontted ehs-loialr whbh irlurm viowr O atftrry b-sMe Ibr Isaly -ff «r purraMing new
Method si Ghufch, IU-v. Carroll
w* must Gad a way tn pay for
tu
(he
ideals
af
lluvity
and
rf
Hu
his
wifa.
who
dieJ
ta
M
l).
Uev.
W.
Vanwr, w II Iwgln a revival in that
■ountry's falheis" la necessaiy, F. MrPhirsoa, patter u( thr Full these Improvement*. The saigg
ohurrh to run through btastsr.
hr wariw-d. la pm*rat the pel Il­ I!im |m-| Talwrnarlc ntar Grm-ia It wth appiks to tn* affair*1af
II* will do the preaching himtur aisle. If we propose to m a M
r
u
n
a
g
o
,
y**.
n
,
&lt;
a
i
*
i
eal organiiailnn of Ik* count,y Avtnue ua I th* Orlando llowd,
r*IL but will hav* assbciatod with
UilUng Johnson, far 30 years fmm giving way tn p new form was the ofll«- sling fkrO nii'n at tain our aehcoU, our roads p m I
blip Mr. W- I. fhrll » r Mlaqd who
nur public building*, w* must fM |
a shutt aorv'ro there and al tho a wav to *•■** tn* fund*." tptap »&gt;p*i iswopd rvaogttistk * P­ rtjalmib rr|vurttr for the llirald suih as faicism or ruiamun im.
PPd
Examiner,
dird
today.
Ha
had
irptouiy.
Tk*
Ktli'ksnp
Kuril-.*1
I'olltlrsl ind'fferincp," he -aid.
icA and wurhey With young penConlinulitg, hr added, " T W t
pi*. On account&gt;of the Chvuiauqua bOa q III a week with heraarhage* "Far rulrwn*. peltHral |iarlir po­ Hum* had charge of Uie al •alike- problem has proved to b* ababot
of
thr
ptamarh
but
;*fUa*d
to
.
tion" Haiti oal paitiva, lie *ha grd, mints.
lunfllrilnr with, the rmrlval IVvd- leave his Wore.
*|v Impokslbtlily, for doaeok gf*
Mr. Miller was U rn at J*sp-r, cunvinittooo hav* boa* fwfTpMLj
bava liern surc-ed d by nuuis*
vlrea those two nighl* will Im , Jehn-op was 40 and uu* uf Oir and trailvaiarhs. and th* " nUir- June (,'fHMl. He would have bv-rg hav* conducted
InrssAlgah
In-let at an early h ur and Iasi moot pi tnrr-qus characters In Uia M il of IM people afg left lo (hi 13 yepis ubl next Juli*. For nu '# and have t aa y«t failed to
only 4k in nulrg In order to give prafOssiop. ills personal ly turn- lilful ploy of individual ambition, than 10 yrnrs he has bs«a c m ih - ’. for p panarea for ear tivul
i-Vlhryu&lt;M*'n thalter lo atlrnd Iba '•bed Hi# tguds . tut th* ytay, tali vldual tompvr. Individual pro. vd w7h tbr tiuck i:rowing Indus, I am in favor of allmlaaUag
tty In Hgafvrd, aad I * Uaa/tme of hJale ad valorem U t ea evr I
tudiro, am) lad vldual humor.
Inal two} rnterUlnm.nl&gt; at th* "Front Page",
ibr first grower* to take tu tho -vtaka. That wlU rut off oWUI
Idru uf celery growing wh-.ii l| udlls. But, whoik. wtU wa j
it has kindly *uiy.
ON Fl-OKIUA
NAHIIVlZl.K HAN* KOBHRU
was Introduced bore ovrrjoyears uuiticr way to rata* th* m*
th— e two v-nWASHING
iCilar. M .-(A I* j
•;lk oMork. Np
which was dartvad tsms . i
Myau today an*
srurta* True It I* that la 1
- Th* cenaai
' ba held t’liill
lad’* .( lub. at tta
n-.iiiK-td for 1 M b 377^33 famttadi- seta or 114
Ilea and 64Ul
ay n ght,
■ p ill r«
having
percent of .i
&gt;lr to stand
indtae. Th«
mkr of p«rs«.u
revival *t&gt;
p*r family A
PpOinpaiv-! to 4.1
uld t« hylp
in H*M. . ,i

Kassay Indicted On
Syndicalism Charge

Parents And 6 Others
In Family Escape;
.’1 Burned Severely

PLANS ALL SET
FOR ATHLETICS
VISIT WEDNESDAY

World’s Champions To
Play Exhibition Tilt
Here In Afternoon

&lt;vnntr. - o r — ------

aspSSMLf1"cuasr.

M B ' fteiubf lean party Vhirl, itcrmy cession af th* legislative
p^daoerlbed Pa &lt;%tapftalisU&lt;- hntu'ry yrsterday into prison rou*
SaegpUr. aatleoHiHat pad op- d! lions.
H e denunciation came during
psod to the (ntrrkeW of workthe questioning of Cspt. Georg-1
The mayor of Pangwt or Ponce Erickson, on* of the guards In­
i hi* addtasa &lt;f walctmir told voiced In th* shotting. Th* legis­
lator brought out that th* guards
had know* for as long as threr
wreks that th# escape waa planned
and who wa, Involved, yet rave
the rsnvkta no warning.
lie recalled th* testimony uf
CapL D. A. De-rapport, anoth#.guard, ami quutcu him a* lay iuc
Oat the' Orel word that came
front tho embodied guards a* lire
houvtaU rienrodSibe prison ualls

Nicholas M. Butler
Indicts Politics As
Exists In America

level.
a
'
The vault reel# on bed mrk,
ha* MIOO feet of floor »pate .and
psdtabs more than five torts. It 'a
p.alerted *&gt;n thrw* *W#t by th#
uildln*'* .feunditlpg wall-. al*
foot of ronrretr, irug #ml steel. *
tbree-fiut wall of OOwen-te with
f J ^ - A F I — Chor- lasers of rspeadrd metal -s on the
Ived aaother ova- fotrth ildr.
,
lived hers yrsterthe Interior la l'nod with |&gt;i*&gt;.
jk Urge crowd at, tedtivw armour of rhiomr steel and
Waheoled -U*v# intuslta, a lootal allay poXseaa-ng
W* the little film high torch nalat ng qualities ami
hhwod hi* way lo

HandedBig

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r
j djjrWiQKffVViM
Flh.
'%*
4.
rnfl

On- l-uHdliTg
M*r, A fl)f
rniiipli-trd
tyre I ante
fheir tasks

ir. 2 » - ( A P j
| 1 1 force aa
lv*e tu deal
were of rep*
yus reform
•mKilos, aad

S*rty.

i

W. W.~Milier7 Aaed
Celery G row er, Is
Dead In 71st Year

Vamer To Conduct
Revival Services In
Me t h o d i s t Church

C’rttne Reporter Of
Chicago I'apcr Dies

T U W k V ir i

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Salk cornwrU* kg*
hi* fret kop** W n f ,«kt_
■ r " ,r ~ £ u T S L .^ r

M d &amp; U d (b . Hew T a rtrY a a k f i r their aaeWndVttorp In *r*rr
lU rt. *g*la*t Ik* A m n ia* t e
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»
»
»
tk* third withljfl»

S COLF J COUUIt,

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£

tryawt and Pair » • !
yesterday* M i Ik*
ika'r ancewd straight
m*. d to I. ,
tf,
.*

OOO too OOi I i 1

l^ f M apwrt Heat M*
« t i l l with )M Tan
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Mr. Bock offrrod
M«w York
M W M
• JJ * looawikl and Bewail, M fltt.
in (tor* waa tka bow* of L. Seaton
M l 00Q 0 S 1 -T t l 1
rd'a Ebon Btoro," and from lliat
WEST PALM BKACIf, Mar. tl
Allan. Rbrfa^ aka Pekla«.|
lift tha tkrao old frionda M»ncb- Opntwtl). MeAlt# m 4 B#®*»
—ZAP)—The S t Loot* 'Brown,
lato a spirited dU rturt. a* tka
jrMUrtUr waw i W f fifth atralghi
WINTER HAVSN, ‘Mar. f t . — victory her. b r defeating th« Btaf
ZAP)—Tka Phlladalphld National* f a b eb b af tha International Ua
won Ika’r fin*. rb torr *f_ tk # gu*. • to 4, la a * anhlbttW ra m .

j

far qualifying |4*ni
at a 35-M—71 egoa/a
kb taeotid dor m M .
If** an tka last tor.
I oann with kb I k o n

lk» II. R. TtaadaT* koma nopr Ibad
In by T. W. WlllUm* at Third and
Oak Avenue; tha old Prtabytarlab Churth, now tha Woman* Clab
illdlnrt tha C. I* Paganhart
1 9 2 5 * HIT H l f I B
ttar* at Third and Oak, and a tnicu, wk'ch ara bagtaalag 1* ap­
portion of tha W, J . Hill propatt- pear In thinly dbrnteed Umm w
FIVE COWSfCUTIVP*
laa on Th rd Sltaat.
raputobb p*r»odtel#,a»d *g »‘"»»
Park Arana* In thoaa day* waa ao-rallod 'boot-lagged* darfca* at
a
wkda
aandy
«tr**L
On
each
coru w prth psta rw w i
drugstore*,"
aar for aaroral Mock* stood g*»MHATTAai TMM TORAOft
'I t la assent!*!/* ll atolaa, to
light* which at that tlma ware consult tha famUyipk/flato* or go
Just coming Into roguo In Banfatd.
Everyone of tb* b rg * oak Iron*
which now lino Park Aram** t n
sortral block* waa than a tl"Y
liUfth hardly more than two ftet
high. A single telegraph polo Is
rail,I* ca tha aorthaaat earner of al dlatlagolshod slag) man aad a
Path and First » " r t - Tka only number of InflddRnariaFMoh. U
natural growtha which still ***»• eluding Ooorgo W. WlakoKkam.
Mr*. Jahn"Of Wockefatbr,- J r ,
although from tha pktur* they ap­
pear aa old than a* they am now. knd a number af other promlnam
ar* tha two toll palmetto tear*, women ara mrmbar*. Twahty-twr
*
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ana of whlrh atonda In front at af tha a
tha minority ra­
il. t . Parkin*' Habardaahory, tha
t o . J W ,,other Joel neroa* Ih# atroat ad
lacant to tha Firat Nalonal Bank
building.
.
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i' £ S r
1 Tha raportar left tha group atilt
nt pf Agrlcoltqr* and the Florida lalklnt about tho •‘80,a,•, with tha
By fourleap of U,
IU. J , - n . Owcm, Banford lapraoenlallm. j paruranee that tha poat-catd pho­
Btat* Markallng
tograph would bt turned over to rear, (ten of |M, C a thiigl.y} W?
nford Library a* a gift* of John tb* Dlvhit, otggbd tk# ' ml*inter, where It cab b* aacn •rlly tPM*H, tkP«k*r ■w jt k jf t a

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rlth a 71-70-1 i l fat hi*

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«d tropic golf courap.
W Aimoior, Uctcoll, waa
tth Mi strokp*, A alroku
Armour aa tho landtag A7
wore accepted foe today'*'
MioU play, wet* Prank
Chicago, and W alt*/ KoOrth Jlllla Long Ialand.
ltd IM at tha aaorlng ltd
fled aamra of three fajmni*
l In pr*vloua toumamanl*.
"Light hor»*“ Harry Coop.
Mg«&gt; Johnny Parra ll, wjnf tka first u
Ootso
JM f and Sir f a l t e r lla

:rl*n and dallcleua. You can talk
ibattt your Mlch’gan celery all you
•ant to but far ot, • * ar* commilled to lb* fiaah Florida celery.
'W * cannot ramamber how ma­
ny aero* Mr. Carra'.t said h«
woflld hn»* 1a ealrry thla y*»r,
but w*' know It Is more than ten
'Wood, Deal, N .J„ 'h iv d ah'ch moans he ha* produced "at
iaa aad Willi* MacFnflarw, lcai|t •M0.000 liunchra at calery
era of thl* ytar*a Interna- end-nthyba a whale lot more.''
osrkaR match** at M'okil,
id at 14A.
, .
fCNROUTB TO FLORIDA

M. M . SM ITH L A N D S
Thin, originally a larg e p ro p erty , Sag d f f M
point v k t n th e c e b r y land wjB probably t *
o f thin y e a r .

W o will be pleased to obsw

W t h a r * tw o o r th ro * celery (Anew w orth Is e e o U fg U a *.

A. P. Connelly &amp; Sons.
Katabllakad IM P . ,*, T

'arket Reports

Robert t Bk*&amp;"|WI&lt;»kk dT Cka

l'artel •*!»■,»■!« eeaertr* lee (be
•*eeleea.Ovtege eeel, •fee riMn*

nal onal board, of tho Y- W. C A.

B i r t h Controlla
Seen N e c e s s i t y
By C h u r c h Body

Mere* f . 11*1. .'ji Henfnrvl It. Ovinia I, Total »»l .

-JWASHINQTON i Mar. f l - ( A P )
-B e c u ta ry
Adam*,
latum ng
from Haat maneuver* off Paneml will MrriTfl i t IIIariL Fla.

missions.

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Tha throe who a|gMd nollhar rw

*~?0WtT*udd V S W Fag# * M t ** •
lUtair «» *ww. me—. —V-,

CoMgdyWnicI

rllhln a atraka of Japdlag In
rldgs with a card of 7d-«p—
gwranco Bktrlll, af f*fi&gt;*l
Tamps, acorad 'l l - M — 101|
i Olbbons, Tamp* »*m *V,
and Utarge WaggsS te y a profaaateal, Hl-U—

T ill ' 1

should not aatk to prohibit fhy
sicloua from Impacting *«wk,»*i'
formation to tho** who In .lodg­
ment of th» medical profetaloe *r*
fall tied lb swealra It," .
A minor ty, hawavor, rafuaad in
sanction tha ua* of cuntiac.'pllva
moaaura* and* called upon the
( berth, “when control of concept­
ion la noegaaary, to uphMd tha
standard o4 abatlaane# a* xtb*

i stellar long gam* of the
r wda not aa app*&gt;*nt ya*.
p,.hut.ha mad* Ua stroke*
Ll* U * pinch**. Turuaaa. an
tkar hand, aank a pair tf PJ*
Mtta to ctuni with tea brltW k tn the grttna fqr kid
to,
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Jk* fifth, (Jan* roUtd ■ *»-

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.Tka camaamao airetd, howorsr,
(hat "it abould b* aaoe-ted tkai
guidance will find oapnnwlon
through the rusourcboa and ex
pallrwe* *f phyalcUn# and naan af
actanro a* wall aa Ik rough, -ib*
e d r p o r a t . cuosceocs of Uw
rhurrh."

Big Roast' Sapper
Methodist Annex

The maioHly report warn* Ihr

INVEOTIOATIONS— COLLSCTIONB
MAILING LISTS
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MJMBOGRAi’H PRINTINO— TYPING,

SEMINOLE CX)UNTY CREDIT
ASS’N , INC.
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A letUcktag Tfrt*. cometr. fraak who la a Jewleh woald-b
tram Ihp bright light* of Uw Broad man. II* t-empel* kla *
way Tbaatitel dlatHct, la U* open­ wall oh live, cuilbawr*
ing night attraction on this year's ■leea advlfa on bora* nu
Chamaaeua. II dlU h* welcome market, aad otbar aab)m
sew* U OwaUagat (baa who Ua dautkitr. fall* la to
haow that iktr*ar* w b* i-o pl*r» yoaag aoda fouaiala

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• and diligence, and when V”
ay afternoon he ahould re*
of the e n U c e d t y I i which* have been w lab*
Le t'a go out a n d a n w lm t man or tha-Koikml Ctauali
onlftcaticrn of » M im l K* * u ciacbt with Toajot D&lt;
mi h H t
tcher In the world* Let's onfir' (wnMiiwtit
m i ls b* ,
pitches which,the m»tW W tto"’ poalUdo of mi
baffling hie friendly ene- fOOrdUfti of Amoriea'i mot
on m a n y year*. L a t’o watelt.

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lb 1* that foot.
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cowrie. Th*
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frfen *»
M in tv I* the mm f U f allow l&gt;U- lh» fiUolMU
MhtfH*. Ibwgh why II aAoaie /A

Merita* DUlrVh didn't

« m aa .exempflfledi b y ^ham plotta. - •
a le th e if v U lt a memorable one b y a tb o n that they WITT h iv e occaaton td
I owr a k a haa tim e to h U t and allow

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other daf a t . *Ughtly
1.101 mil** ■* . hopr,

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(rd on nnrwtrlet-

Staftrt

It will .ultimately
» f b * g * h » Ho
Hht'WIJt bO'wOrlh
oWo of twittne ;t.
of OTmtioar will
at by the wm of
put la rontrel cf
and the rlertlon
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•» hotllwUew, on oaaontkt hoof

Another n its * . a»M* from til*
Holy sentlatentil, &gt;that w , den’t
H rid of eor eU car ia that wO
ilcr to throw *0 r ia r f dependent
*ra|« mechaaUo * H of.worio—

We.flfaUJowrniirA.

,) T « *oo, .It U n t wUked
U*o
PvTcromwl lo .&gt; k * port of tbo‘
RpUer revenue If IV* called on In* Blit#*. That ought to
eotnw tgx. inilead of a IU«a*0 fee. snip. Into the atloatie
— UlWiffkec bolder.
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w t i t o M e m t o . OOP theme
awag. A Cowboy fruiead of a
tar?, Connie M ark, pud -y o u r A th le t- Prtaro For a Day, w hat.* rrtltt
U an avarhnrdened mlmf and On
overwsrftod body If la U k*ow tkot
■Mriboty, a t horn. I* thlo woHmday world I* (ttfoyiaig hlmoeir. W*&lt;
" • eak* mfro that Urn PrtiwaV
day of difforoam U onjoyobl*.

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low, an I logalU* puhll

the prevention of
it. DuTinff the Utl

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highway accident* &lt;
aw th* Bar )fi
a film day la

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hleti boaiu indmUNvw

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ofcompol

THE EMPRESS of Germany wi* tingbt aa a girl i . m il dongh ia i
bwH. bm d, H o ^ e k ^ waa a w M p^abiem for O w n Vktprib
.of Eaglawd. t ie Bmprcwo of China k m i aaaibmdy i« nmeie pdrto ef
Ada for'doB«5Mew tp aerre to fnmla, ’' ' M
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( By -M r* J, C. Ellsw orth)-*;

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pnny aivm Saturday aftw
Mr*, llet-aia* Middleton t
homo on Geneva A wore
■renting her M*. Heraa*
who coIt hr*ted big sixth 1
ami vena ty. Daring the al
game* and anitaata wore,
Mlaa Maud* Lak*
by tbo children and p m
drtd MttahoU *p«*t t h f l _ _ . ....
awarded Robert McCall a
with friovsd* (a Taiwpdk^
or: lllck,on.
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Ua
hong
the fact
Lvula Rlotta, of ' Aabunsdate,
uahered Into tlm tllnnlaj
wna her* for th* wook-aadwhere the rafreokmenl U
Mre. Ralph B. Wight and Mre contend with a large whit
J . L. B o n motored to Orlando day rah* white I ghtH pi
die* In crystal holder*
Friday whore Urey apeak UM i» feach end of the table.

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Word
from Tallahaaaeo,
that Mis* Kathloen Lon* waa.lnlU-

at&gt;d Into th* Alph* (Irtmiti Delia
atrorly lacvntly, at TallahanseV
V. S. G. W. and wa* awarded aj
beautiful mahdrany pUqu* With I
the cent ot ana* of the Sorer.tr
their on for having th* hi*hoot
rradta of any octa tntated th!«

•ea»o«j,
,
Sunday Match IB wa» a delight­
ful day f i r a pknie and th# fot1iwtnr i*w«P of friend* rnjojVi
a p'cnM'dinner at Weklwa Spring*
It being the annlvtreary of Ml»*
Helen Chorptnlng'e birthday. Mr,
and Mr*. 11. 8. Russell nf Benton
Harbur M'ch'gan, Mr. and Mr*. A.
turpany and their gueeta Mr a.
Friend, of M re XL I f. Watson
Margaret MtCowan of Brooklyn,
Refreshments, eohalatlng
dll regret lo learn that alho la
N. Y . Mina Alp* Chorpsnlng. Mr.
B1 a t her homo.on Palmetto Are- cream, cake* and randy, wore
rerred to the followingi Hemao and Mr*. B. H. Bqu're, Mlia Mat:
Middleton, Jr„ honor'&gt;gU*nt?"Dor- garet Squire, Wilma and Elwtn

mhlntalnei.
teg Krrk son's admhalon that
knew In odvnnco of the #*•'
plan, hr w»a liked:
ad wouldn't it have boenrtorjth# dlrtatra of humanity to
&gt; # r»rd Ihem that If thef.
la oieipe they wruld bo killktoad of waiting for them to
the walla, then (hooting

derided to keep the.ipecting otwo
(Mtt the dinputa flured again «Lrll
Ktutmy* H. Brando^, head a t, tti i
*tvt* department «f public wtl(ore. meved that tho name* of
RTiir1*. who i*ilM|ntpi| !n (ha
killing or erven convm s at He
Institution during the mrfent dis­
order* lw withheld.
j,
/ " I don’t ice haw wo can get
along without them.” Igov said.
Brandon retorted tb*V Igor w*»
attempting to " c o w Bp the truth"
and makg polite*] capital 'of th?
Investigation.

You may have on* an
SS.00 at her httno,
N
UIO park Are.

Phan*

"Wall, tf we warned them nga'n
«* » again they would Juat poetpong tho escape until later" KrlekaoM lopltrl
At fhta point a hitter d ilu te
brake odt among member* of the
committee when Representative
Reger Little, chaltman, augjvvtod
that' nowapapermen l&gt;* barred

w MniwttMr,

william Walah,. «f Detre.IL
M kh , ha* arrived* h*ra after be­
ing called by the Ulnea* of hie
father, Jam** Walah.

i T T 'C O L U C J

^ Mr*. 0. W. GIlherL Mlaa U U
Shelly and Marvin Gilbert motortho rb*lew of the Delta *4 (o Oilando Saturday where
the Florida
Florida State they apent s abort Umr.
RtHa at th*

let*
Outlet* -fer Woman for pro*Went
nf (heir mrerlty^ Midi Kathcriftr
Johnaon, of MenlkHlo, DcUa' E*U
prealdenL within the' paat week.

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Serf Cantwell, who la training
wHh the Beaton Brave* at SL
look' a1leading pait In tk* aenWf PeUreburg, qh n t the Wvreh-end
hers with Mr*. CaatweR.

Play, gave * Bpoked .English W
dial, and wna on* of the *lx moat
beonttfnl girl* In th* arulnr claai f Mr. and M i* T w ~ H . Tnnnlcllffo
rhoacn to attend Ih* moat beauti­ returned Friday from Jacksonvilla
ful senior at her coronation na and Tallahaaaee where they .apent
acverwl day* on bu*ln«p*.

w. E. D. Mabler, 70S

V with ,Jdr*. - Mobley
, Clair Whit*, a* boat,’pupiU of Ml** Nad­
ir wilt gtva n recital
In on.Oak Avenuo nt

The Delta Zeti -aorerity, which
was founded In IM S nl Miami Vn-veralty, Oxford, Ohio, granted a
sbapur at U v Florida StaU Cotlog* for Women In ll&gt;24. Instal­
lation of Alpha Sigma chapter of
Delta Zeta aifdp lho eighth nat onal aorurity oa tho collage cam-

EONGWOOD
k k i. u ' im v w
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—

t e v J i nf '*ppi*us«
v w S ^ e la re . Marwa, -Olivo Godlng.
narwmh, V - T . Bed

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Md Cpit mUed- IU-

&gt;:*•** u.

tty hat eaUbliihad B1 rhaptera lu
InstltutUns of only tbo highest
lank. Th* chapter at tba Florida
State College far Wvwtit Include*
I I mrmbora and I t pledge*.
Tbo •oror ty uvrna and aupporiv
a co-edurational vocational school
In the Kentucky mountains, aald
I* be on* of the largest fraternity
joclal torvleo projects in the Unttag DeltaXcU girl* In complat'*g
Ihelr vollcg* edutatlehe and for
helping finance ih* building of
houara la also maintained by tho
•crolity.
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Mcmheni of th* garulfty outataod'ng |n student ncUvItle* at
Uiii'ptorida Stale College for Wo,
men are: Mayen Grady, Tall*ha*;
aae, (ecivlary of th* Colley* Gov­
ernment Association amt president
if last year'* ffoohmin data;
I’vggy. Murphy, Peviaacola. chi In­
man of th* uahor committee and
•haIn nan of. the junturacnlor
brnquel; and iJorolhy Darnell,
nresident of th* present freshiuan
•lei*.
Attire member* uf Alph* 8igm*
chapter incl.de: Kathei'nc Jobn*un. Janet Glranteau, Mary I/na
Andreeon. M nl.rello; Bert Anson,
Virginia Tyler, '-Peggy Hereby,
i’euaacola: Y|igtnta Miller, Clara
'lrfdgva. AWnc' Mdthawa, Jackvonvtlipj EOeu B«U*r&gt; Quluryi Maron ur*q|r«
Grady, Edna
B u n»t,
Marr*wn» Ms* mhy
i* »*»•gsret Evelyn Mnlllkta. At'*# Bu­
ford, Margaret Uobrrts; Mary El­
eanor Nicholson,
Itallahasaevi
Fnnred Bailey. Klsalmm**; Billy

By Mrn. 8. R. Watnrlgkl

Mre. Watnrlghi was a guest of
Mr. and Mr*, atorgo Harden Mr. and Mre. I^avtt* lo, Sanford
and aon, Spenrer-nre each from Batnrday.
Aahbuin, Ca. whore they visited
Mr. H. C. Morgan hav« taken
relative* for aeveral day*.
th* IllMarhrendi, teUage near
Coldenrod and moved Into aam*
J . H. Hlniarretater loft faster, Thursday of thla vrevk.
day for tbo Govammvnt lloapllal
Mr. and Mr*. Janfca Owen are
at Laka City whare hr will re­ th# proud parent* of a daughter
ceive treatment for tom, time.
borntd to them on March tOth
weighing A 3-4 pound* and namrd
Mr, and Mre. Enreat Oormtay, Margaret Elltabolh.
Mr. and Mrs. Moirta Bpenrer and
Bov. A. Metcalf of Oareolo FI*.
Mis* Margaret Roberta spent yea- W*a a vlallor to Oviedo Wednes­
tmlay at Rllvtr Spring* and Ocala day and with him wer* hi* son and
with relative*.
family of Pa., who are making

V. Ell*worth,

.

Mr. and Mr*, a . D, I1au*&lt;n and
Young Son Archie Edward of Or-_
Undo were gue»ta of Mf*. nanaon
Father A. II, lUmeron and SUtar
MI|* Maud Cnmeron on Sutidaf,
Mr. and Mr*. M. K. Patereon
bare movrd out front tiwn * and
are again *• thulr home on Rkbmood Avenue.
Mr. and Mre. J . L. Talbot ami
children of Sanford Avenue ami
aunt Mr*. TaUmt of Maacst. .Flor­
ida were vlaltire at the II. C. Long
rrsWrnr* on Sunday.
W. W. Miller hae been veiy HI
at h'a home on Caiheron Avenue
with Aathma and Influence on Tues­
day morning Mr. MHIer la re­
ported na being rei Ike ■* nlien Aoatln ha* accepted a
poaitLn In Avon Path a* auperlni endent or the fenwlng netivltlea
that Rex Beach la carrying on,
Celery growing and bulb-grow.ny
on quite on extensive ante.
Mr. and Mr*. Nlrk Kemovean
matured to Jackaonville for •the
day recently.
Th* Mlaae* Jane and Lury Flynt
■re pleaaantly Heat*.I on W**t
lDth SI. It will be of interest _«f
many friend* to know.
Havahnsh, Go. Mr. Charlie l-cmphi* .ami Prof. Ncerell of Orlan­
do.
[
Mr. W. T . Caillon and daughter
Dorris of Trenton, Kip. were week­
end vlatlora of Bov, and Mr*. J.
N. Thompaon.
Prof, anti Mre. Jam#* A, Jhomuson wf'TrentiBL Ft*, wer# week-

. Dr, autd Mr*. R. K. Steven* and
daughtar, Dorothy, »pcnt
the
Thom|i»on.
Mre. George Jiro h . of Chuludlal
week-end here with Mr. and Mrs. wa* vln’llng In Oviedo T u r « U y .
Mre. M. C. Carl ton who has been
H. R. Sloven* at their holn* on
Idling her daughter Mre, J . N.
Th* lakr Charm Parking hour*
P*tk Avenue.
•
closed last week.
Thompson left Oviedo Sunday af‘
Mr,. Oiecm Burnett.ami Mre. Ur * three week* v'«lt.
Mr. and Mr*. F. \V. Ilender re- Augusta Covington were Sanferd
rned Saturday .front TaltebaaoO vldlora Tuesday.
Ml other points In tho western
Itev. J. N. .Thompmn filled h'a
Part uf the iUt« where Ihry opciu
regular appolntmrnt Sunday morn­
the past week.
ing and afternoon al Chuluoln

’n,' DpmseraiIc memheia, threaten­
ed to'rmlgn If any aurh cour*e
wnc pursued.
’It ta nil right for the commit­
tee to hat* a acre! aeaalon to de­
termine u m r roureo nf action,"
Igo* a*l&lt;l, "but when they question
anyone connected with th* prison
it Immediately become* puhl'e
huiineM and we have no tight to
keep It from the preea."
After considerable debate It we*

A N TIQ U ES
MBS. FRED T . W ILLIAM S
•Cut Ftewcra
S it Oak Avenue
Plfcit# MI*J

•

If ihg ld«« of pulllnit togrtlior, for the common good «f'j
the County, ippenlx to you and If you believe that' aft i
orRanltallan, with such n purpose In view, would
benefirlnl to the cl I liens of the county,— then pulj.‘
the Seminole County Chamber of Cummeree. Meetle
to which you are cordially Invited, will he held in'
rious towns In the County in the near future to t
runs plans for organlmlton. Watch . this paperannouncements concerning tltae and place of mectla

In Unity There Is Stren

TtIRSDAY, THURSDAY.
FRIDAY
Sanford, Florida.

F ittin g '
To Our

lihhJbuuversary Sale
«*
m.

P

Mr. and Mrs. U F. Boyle
daughter, Lillian Gray, lift
te.day morning by , motor
M aml where they will v'HL

I'va* for
fft* a
- .ka*4
t'.vea
abort limn
time.

and
yeafor
rala-

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■fl. W. Spencer, Jr. anJ Evaqa
rprncvr plan ’ th leave temptrew
for Claarwater where they will
rart'c'pat# in the Men’s State
Championship Golf Tournament.
Mr. and Mre. David Taylor and
sen; David, Jr., of U k e Wale*,
have iilmned home aftar spend­
ing the week-end here with Mr.
and Mre, JJntoa K. Aden at their
home In Rose Court.

wu,

Mr. g a d M r * . Oeorg# M.
Ground* and Mre. t- Aum c, of
Ft. Ogden; Mildred Gthaon, Eu- Kihmretady, N. Y , who have been'
wire Nkhaloon, Tadahemaeu; Alice spending th* wlntgr In Ulaail, are
lire truest* nf Mr. and Mre. J , U .
Stlnoclpher at tholr bow* In P .W
ham .

RS”(Ssr'Sl,M Ta.',!S!f

Mr. nod Mr*. Irving E. Stacey,
of L tU* Falla. N . Y., who hare
at, bevu rlalting tho taller', breihs*

i
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OVIEDO NEWS

Frank R. Sot*, of Rvalon, Maa*.,
Mr; and Mr*. N. F. Iwactte and
arrived yealarday to vUlt Mr. and daughter Mlaa Olive and friend
Mrn. Franda E, Oats at Ibelr Mr. M. A. Hunt visited Bake Tow­
home, 1101 Park Avenue.
er and Saraiola Sunday.

Mr*. E, D. Ty(*J, or L’ ve Oak,
ha* arrived hare and to th* guest
of her mother, Mr*. Maul* C a m or I reck, Josephlno Alton, Temp*; way, at bar homo In Floral
Margaret Bruce, Klsalmm**: An- He’ghU. She was catted by the
(lines* of hoy aoa, F.. 11. Tllo r, Jr.

Washing t &gt;a

S M la M a y T o a n ton, Edgar B*ggere, One* K*triage, Helen, Paul
and Robert Hirkmm. Marion, BlUy
and Dorothy Leo Hand, LeRor
Eatildge, P. U. Laming, Jr* Mar­
cia, Buddie and Babbit Proctor,
Evelyn Slow*. Helen arid Stewart
Quartarman, Dona and Robert Mc­
Call, NeU'o and Edward Mulligan.
Bobbie Johnaon, Ruth tllhaon and
Joyce Steel*.
Alao Mr*. P. P. Johnaon, Mr*.
Ruler Unarng, Mr*. Oeorg* MeCall, Mr*. C. F. Proctor, Mr*. Carl
Hand, Mr*. Jack Hickson, Mr*.
R. f l Mulligan, Mr*. Janie* Eatrlthge, Mr*. Rr%.-gka H a lt and
Mian Glarfy, Ulckaon.

Mahtek

Bapl'at rhurrh.
Rev. R. W. Dlekett filled hja
apps’nlmrnt ImUv morning
oinf
even'ng at
l^ngwood
llapliri
rfcorrh. He w II preach In Gvlnlw
oh th*' 4th Sunday.
Presiding alder Rev. Paul Ellin
of Deltend w!ll preach at tha
Methodist church In Ovlcilo while
Rev. C. W. Mathbon will preach
Sunday morning ** uvual.
Pr'rnda of Mr. 1 .'ll. Gore an*'
glad lo ate him out again after a
t'phl attack of Influenaa.
Mr. Alton Parnell and mother
nr* Improving. Mr. Famed con­
tracted pneumonia and n Gained
nureo has been In allcndanre.
Mreaer. B. F. Wheeler am)
Sammy Long mad* a bualnea* trip'
in SL ClouJ Wrdnerday.
Mre. Alice llankinson »r West-'
field Now Jersey returned to
Oviedo Tuesday of tail wrek af­
ter a rial! of Un week, *i lmko
Wale*. Mr*. Hankltnon la a guest
of ber friend Mre. O. U. Wol­
cott Wbtlo bore. She at peel a to
Irav# for Her homo In Naw Jersey
Monday.
Mia. Tony Pitchfocd of Sanford
and melbor Mre. Frost of Mt
Vernon Id,, and Mr. and Mre- Old
Brawn of Golilenrod spent Wed'!
nooday at th* horn# of their friend

Sanford.

Chautauqua
Now Going On!
Entertainers
and '
Speakers
Afternoon. and
Night
3:45 and 8 P. M.
At The Dig Tent
North Park Ave.
. Junior Town
" Each Afternoon
Following Matinee

Jackioavide. Fla. fa al present
located at the ‘Oviedo Hotel.
Other guert at th* hotel on Wed-;
reader wen*: Mr. F. T . Patten
of Mrlbourn Ft*. Mr. 0 % Stain

home on Oak
a*e««pnaM
I today by
been vlrillag

wbwbly bo dteprmtd
.Rending. Pn,
[•••I* uf Dr.
uoberiain, far
Kalurday for

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h,,.
If youVa boon looking for
borgolnt— thoy'ro horol
Tho SlUMKR KINO Mottroii
It o gonulno Simmons Innor
spring motlross— tho kind
you'vo always wantod.
O nly mas* production
makos such a low prico posslblo— brlhgs within tho roach
of' ovoryono a fine Innorspring mottroM mod a by this
famous •montifpeluror.
And with h-yow con got a &lt;
root box spring— iturdy, long
lasting, dusNproof— tho ro*
morkobio now Slum»£R KINO
Sox Spring, Imodo by SlmmonL
too, to mdteh tho handsomo
matfross, Cpm* In now and soo ;}
vaiuoJ.*

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SLUMBER
I n n e r S p rin g ’ C'x 7 5
M n (t r e s s
I Q
tow Made by

SIMM1

SLUMBER K
Box Sunn

to ohwr yoG^otir
itai/i,/jrefrwm
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.B o b NewbiS; B, V lM a
a, Sam. M W r t ; 1 *. Fro-'

D IR E C T O R

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A D . R A TES

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18, Heywood

Mormroc*
r».7:3#, As

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I T Orehr.tr&gt;; H, Melody
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(IVfc
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f « ~ ; *:!», Dairies! Pi
tort; U:30, Marne as *
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M C T C L E ft* REP
FOR HALKl Dm hundred brad of
ranIra. all kinds, and slice. If
you need mulri rrr ut before buy[nit. Will dtllvrr anrshrn, Do*'
aldantr A Jalllrltr, M lf Myrtle Are,&lt;

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i WABC H y i a a r i j i

. V Musical} 7:tv,

I C H E C K S i The federal Government
rtabla, Iha Waterman Vltaaoraph, from
L. Pets, deeety disbursing clnk. signing
artUi ana atrtka af the pan by mains at
, llama, dlrsctar af tha Vstanms* Bureau,
rumant shewn «••• aapaclally-dtalgnad
nd little hrethere rante from the glint

x\:v,r„

*rts »• WEAK;
' « ! 10^ 0. Melodl
MlliSn " •.
'
Brothers.
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J.u lJ(.r
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llutdl .Vdldrs..

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verm*A o r

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ro-io ». a,,

A R e f i l l , regrrecotalfri
thmeegkty N ttlllir with ralfn,
ralea and ctenifiesliea wilt
gird sou remplcte lafouiallec
A ad If yae a ld t they wIK aee falirM
eardlaf year waal
M U make It mere affective.

F U R N IT U R E

O A S ld C A F E

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RT.VOUlt WATCH repaired
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BBa who really know, bowl

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announceInaat mua’c
N f l t rivai

R„ Jta r le r, May. Ave.

\V. II T u o n lrl
I t ll lln r .if I N (!•■
4k T F u b i i* u m p «A | rs

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lA&lt;fi U*tl», tlrreiu
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F U R N IS H IN G S

tlK L E S r LANIIM FOR SALE}
Ready for crlery rrups. I’srfrctly drained 5, 10, or more a r m
No' rath required from rrspon*U&gt;W buyerw, Frank L, Kcrvuaon,

T O A O T tR tfa c r u

30, Mastral movlrs.
W - W f U , Clearwater— 419
a siWL u yit*yD«ii-.6UA.. ..Varlct
•if^_ Toplra 1b briar. fH A C li

rj'sM fC.irari
F i a f lf in 8J'_rM ' i 3 CI
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tJr I , *. T D &gt; t/'.l'l' ( J
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Mf 1 ‘ PI*
Ij'I'Vf
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UMUN t J ' J
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will b« TlWfsasftM
larwrratt Ixtlillin.

to U A M

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^ .u :i 5i

z n ' j r , i 3u z n
r . ' i u u n r - M n F P tfriJ

tklnge ever ae their heye battle, .

‘ trade—Truck
Paulhrn, Hot

WllesasAny ^official slknntar* and
Wat ta.te tk. Klk. day ..r sl.rrh A.
n . tail,

7, Orchestra, ne&lt;

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wai-•riirimlo Mtsll bar»ds*m»4a%
yardtOST lr&gt; law 1 st d t ^ wilt Its **

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A N sw ia.

R I V A L S A Q A IN s Mtmaritg ef t
•ertee were .revived os the B t UaaB

M OLES for.
-W W a n r A

y rt'l f » : W m w « m i . fell*# lad

f. Same aa WJZ;

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c rfW k !
tin*#**

LHAN EN T
CONNECTIONi
■ A ll with Iora) organlxatlo*
breeds ready now*. Moral 'W t
motivator or efficiency *d«
'Three Trai&gt; with U. S. Oov- catalog. ‘•Ti.VAIN H A TC H E R Y .
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r • •* *N
ie*t. Will do follow up work,
laslro Saninril aa base account
uollyt' hnllh. I* ; production
iBBto salat y. It. II, Care Har-

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liefrnJnUag
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TOR SAIJf at Rarfiln— Sli-room
ci'tlajp* on corner lot, close la.
Ipate for Ve(etakla varden ami
&gt; o u ltq f;go v.m ,tU ty. . ,,
J ]^ 5 ^ J 2 3 S S L iiL ilS !£ ^ a
i'nw
a n v. T
k ^Trfandld
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STL
UB SAI.E;
The
Mortice
Htatlon, corner of Florida S aril
ra«eh Are. Sanford, Price f 1000
ah far quirk sale. Wm. H. Hop.

A N G E L ’S B A R B E C U E

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E. MeeDOUUALLs CHIACTOR, I* now located at
li lM ln.Aloial.-HaldbU.

M. .Phone. M M i.

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F « r BdBl Ravullv— A^IrcrUaa
C H E A M B R T .

I— Ihaniond and pearl
pin. Lnirr may hare
ratlinv at thldr ofllce, de'
Mri jriy ln v for tkb ad.

S U P R E M E C O U R T J U S T IC E H O L M E S C
M th B I R T H D A Y 1 Supreme Court Justice Oliver
MU k h l r i hit 10th birthday at Weehlaatfn. O. C_ on
ptotOH dw w i Jwttlsa Halmee (rlpht) with Chief.

for A t h l e t i c s ’
W l W ednesday
u&gt; anrk of the rookies and

tooond
trena niayera wka will la seen In
netion wlU ka aartfuLy m u J V I by
■fha vatsran taanager, and npon
tkl* .)■# vnmo depends Ike chancre
of many ef tkonew comers.Thrrufjre, a fast gam# U la prospect.
I woeI fats wtu tee all of the
playera who took part to the World
Hnlea of IM 0 with the eserutum
ef A l Olmmeas, the kome-nm-elug*»f. andEanwhaw, the butt pit­
cher, both af whom are at Hat
Hprtpgs, Ark, In tralntog.
Tb* line-up of the Drat tram 'a
MS -follows; Fax*, flryt base, DyVre, third bate, lllahop, second

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Celery M arket

Tu w d a y . 'March 21th

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,Bp couHasj, of V. B. Depsrtmivt a f Agiiaultorn * 1 jlka Flartto
flute Marketing Bureau. J. B. O w ns, Sanford laprearntatlre.

S W P f. MotoriXfmpajiw (Let
Klttklb)} 0:00, Mayflower Hotri
Trtof •:«». Literary
Dlvaefa
TOptra In Orlef — By lx&gt;wrl*
Tbornn — n Sl’ i 7:00, Amoe
'N Andy — NBC} 7ll«, Pldl
Cook — NBC; 714S. Oeorve Weaklavton Hotel OrrkoaUa; 8:00,
Pm soil Pste — NBC; 0:3(1, Dramallc Skit} p;oo. I’blicb Program
(K. T,| J ; , 10, GeneraI Motors
Fani ly Tatty — NBC| 10:00,
Strombcrv ( ailson — NBCl 10:30,'
faclriohvine Maklar Plumhera Asante Talk; 11:00, Htlndy Makrre;
■Aortatlon rrovtami 10:15, laaur.
'1 f:30, NtvfcTMWka/’
SlIO, South Sta Islanders; 0:00,
Jta»r Signal ( « : 30, MrConuTct*
Hannah's Master M’llwork Makrrs
0fA». Mr Elroy’s Pbarmary* pro-

a* their abolishment
od. ,Tkf letter war
twapefc af tka.lMis.
/was srrDMsd
r. Papwaftk a

W h l eBtpm roto U C et'rrr la I M
Ilea s ta le , re* a e ia tO a r. Maaah
INlls

'lortda It, ralll.raU } 1^,^ TaUI
a rla l s M i s w s l i . » O t a r y Ml Iha
Had P la ta . » . » M s S s r , M a ra t HU
lirrM U «. U a llf o m l. ^a , T o t a l I I I
sale• skleasawri .1
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of I'ala
Crl.rer
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w . cHcti*. far b a n

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•e r a . data af school D*l.liUo«isT TCeV
* V " r tell ua what they aant, am adrdk
loMilr. wlU them that It la'k weed, but
••d 't 1 they B ea t say where wa aho.li
.‘X * go to get tha mawap,*
" W g ' rnta m a t trouble M tk 'U x a i .m . Hen protilrw. la this ntola ran

&gt;ro entered turned
w a b toff, w tu u #

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rumble seal roadster) I d a Chev
rolat coach, lterl A Huns._______

bdrtrlcd. Phone I M .

i Dandy Model A Ford
$3M. Kent Motor Co.,
SHOE r e p a ir in g
J.ANKY’8 DllL'IJ

KTOHK—I*re-

« aarlptlina. mavaalnae, fountain
servlet.
PROMPT
deliveries.
Phone 103.

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SECOND IIANDHT iSr IC
W# buy old ahoea aasTslJlk-

BUILDING BLOCKS— Irrlyalli.n
boxes and grnrrsl remet t work.
Ml aclr Concrete Co. J. K. TerOLD PAPKRR FOB BA LE-Pot
wrapping and packing purports
Apply Herald Office

By John Devlin

You may be the whole
rheeso to your* mother,
but you're Just a curd to '
me tYbryl tThcyl—Dartmoth Jack O'UnUrn.

CONFECTIONKRY
Cigar*—Tuberree—Candle#
Maiaalnro—Fountain
Drink#—Handwlrkw

FLO
Uenera

H will to«V com* taf
the point where dll Im'
aura net
companiaa
wlU,
ask a Meslran appUcani'
whether He Intend! to r t C
fer the presidency,—Col. *
legu-lfudfoA • -,| t M

b e a B TY

NUHOW’H I'LACR
I'rlnrrae Bldg.

Fleet St.

CKJIH* ttT d tO N d A L W A Y S
W H E N t U M T H U R T ! Ml

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the fullowlngi H r r ng, lat« of tl
bap*, Holey, hboitatnp, Haas. MIL lloafon Ited 8ua. rtlrhlpg, afder
te^'aBU* Rab,Johnson will bri In old and new AUlatte pllrbnra, |
tha outflelJ. Mlrhry Oeehrane wl'l
rludinv ttonunelL ' Skerpe, ai
Walberg. will be o„ th r Maun
Todt. formerly af ltostek ^ t t\»

f x a s !!- “d

IIR L L C A F E
Deal la Banfrrd, Fla,
Dinner Sfe
Hprrlallslav In
Sir aka, lAopa ^

DRY CLEANING

are"

fsrnor want to. the d
sene’ training ramp a
shat * himself ode H|
when on gaartl du|y. I
fergot the ptae w ir l

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Shower* tonight. 8 «*4 i j M r

D A IL V newspaper
SAN FO R D . FLO

Famous Statesman
Of Germany Is Dead

Punished With Boards About Necks

tween Two Authors
NEW

YORk T

Oat or Urn ModWtadaa o f tk* SMt
Into tko Gotten W o t."
He
ehargei tho pbgWriam U Hoi
Everetti upon whooo novel, “The
Shaggy TraH,- tho Pot p itta "
aoppoaedly waa haood.
'

One Boat Is Caught In
Ice Field. Another
Blows Up After Be­
coming Held. Fast

U. S. Destroyer Conies
Along Side%
Arizona
With Band Playing
And Crew Dolled Up

U88 ARIZONA. Mar.‘ « l - ( A P )
— An lmilr»»M*yO«ht of two w*rah!pa along f»H
• H r r m ia U y im,
ibk4daja-ud V
hio vacation voyage to Porio Rb® I
inA tho Virgin la b *!*.'T h e deit r v ft r Dupont mm#
along* de
with Its band plajrtnf mod
erww
drnoaed In whtto to g lr » tho praotdent greeting* before It ^relieved
the dmtroyrr Taylor which turntd
bitk to Norfolk.
The Prea'dent end Hecretar'e*
Hurley and 'Wllbor accompanied
(•plain Freeman on hi* regular
llta peril on o f the upper deck*. Th,
Thin In how momborn o f n chain gnng o f Soochow
RKNO, Nev„ Mar. 31— (A D - *o* waa anwolh, lb* weather fair, Chinn, u ic garbed. ’n ^./ 'cn n K u ea ," thc,»&gt;oftrda itb o itW h i
Reno, along with tho real of Htvo* aid tho wind gentfe.
m ckn o f th e poor C htnam m , t ill th e inttner-by Junt wha
da went "o il weal1? yeateruay. In •' 1’iealdtnt Heorrr ha* prwacrlb- infeaction o f Ih c law th e culprit han broken.
cd o inmpbtr m l for hlmaelf ond
(h« fl««h of wide open gambling
hie party for tho n oil few dope,
tho now 43-day divorce law .waa,' bat in rarto Rtro bo (Will confer
with Governor
Rooaorcll
and
ttrtually forgotten.
A t ID A. M , the principal gamb­ other offlelile regarding tho In­
ling holt i t tko heart ot tko « ty land'* aaeda.-la.tww and a half
w « . thronged by hundred, whi date, lh« President Will reach the
played or atrolled about tho rqjiL Ulaad and jwgpotb' j»f the weU»m|ng addreea, but ko vrill not touch .
An the pollctea to ^d evelop ed
t
u te r , after h'o llfrt hand obgri various, Important atapa mual

ty,

lO&amp;s

■ 3 o u lr a g fo m ,

;hd\Nobel prim

N O fF L O l
I N RENO,

Throngs Crowd Booms
Where Varied Types
Of Gaming Prevail
''Tim nwa.'W bobly Ike two be-t
kgKa of Amerkna WViUn. me
,jflk lining roonl o f tka Melrupolp 3 o b whery lbey.'wllh SS olhi « G m i of lottots, wgfu attending
ij]*Tnw#r given ,S»y Hay fame, edlW»JoC tko CoamopotlUn uiagailne.
tt’ Ronor ef Borl« Pltnyak, Kumilan
edi .ruunlat wrtttr.
*
A t a dinner, low i» had i.itl: •
' ."I fori dtaiurl wed to apeak In
tka proaonce i f a man who baa
stolen MOV woida from my wlfr’a
(Dorothy ThompoonV i book on
Buoola. and bofoie t « « aage rtil|u who have Uawnlrd the acll n
Of'the Sobol romuillke In aelerllag mo n A n m ioyt reprMauu|fvo w rtU r’• ptnlnod
r H o re waa a in
lown, hut
oRiairo a» low i* t
mil Mod tb another

and' cigar.,
ireiUly to the turn
t u . tko opoii palm
and awung out,
ahnrply do the

•truck again.

U Cnak,^

Ufia

anfgrtunaVely gom-

lU tlfu l.

A d fa M it N « N d
between
r» and t » « dlaturbaurei woa

p' ai

NEW YORK, Mai. d l - ( A P ) Tho “ earrfi|l and lo*t rained" 'ti‘ 8
of contracrptlvo mra.utr* to rrgulato tko » l* of famlbca wo* cndotted pmlerday by on cfgmnUa.
linn ntade up of irpn-.mlaller*
of 31 -Ameiban Protratant churrht , having a total mcmlienhip ot
appro.1ma(clv' gl.OHMIOO.
The :en«lnr*rmrnt *a * given in
a luaidrlty reuort pa b-rtli control
.ubmtited a fie e - w a w ^ Y t o r f’ i'l
*uegdy-kT th* ninhnieuo o « ^ W » r
ago agd the borne of. the
Fed­
eral Council of (Jhuechri of t’hri.t
In Amerieo. II wo* l*kued with the

i

tight hour ahlfla tooting about or
AatodkteJ Prea* , reporter raking In amall fortunea dor ng a

owl* yeati-rdoy a* tko writ- ahill.
i propetlug la board a train

Viewing Ihe operation r f 'oo#
ivn' a private of tho ciowded gomes Mayor K.
K. Kulierta, pictu.-oaquo ogrv.vnr*
without
about of the old da)o, gore hi* Idea* of
how a city ihoald be run.
f
"It’a dirnunaenae trying to regulote |iecple‘a inoral, by law. Fur
o'ght )T .r » I've been trying lo
make Heno n plate wheie ever)body ran do what they pleaar I'll aland.. N s 1 don't lnUnd to
Jual *o they don't Interfere with
U anyone. Tko Inc Want la tlo*.
niber people&gt;-ylghu.
- “ NV&gt;w worn® t U w fttly what
Tb* goootawl Ike dionoe tn*lud&gt; Neenda ha* alwgya dune under
t ninny famovm'tn Amerlcnn totirW-Rapert llugbtk, In in Cobb,
| r Long, laMurttir# Mnlllnfs,
gate* R. (Ju'rk, Arthur Rrlabone
Bd Burton tUacoe, among Itwm.
J1 who r««M be. reached declined

V

ordfs Bowling

*\ + r r * f
f i c y f
1E
1

n

f

E
s
ffw m o w

n Results When
J. Garrett Sends
Crate To Columnist

Careful And Restrain­
ed Use Gets Unani­
mous Endorsement

Chautauqua Opens
Tonight For First
0 f Presentations

elected to tho norm &lt;&gt;r me io u iv
Itoaae-ea the takw-fronl, it will be
«fficiaUy opened for o Cve-doy
run.
'
-The KlblJttr" a eomidy of tha
■tuck markots »U I be pmacnled
tonight at HtOO o'clock. Ttw pro­
gram for tb* rowolnder of U&gt;* *ngmgymlnt b *# follow.: Monday
aftotanon, J * r TobU*. vumedlan,
Jrah Harper, dniMr. and, D*vM
I tat |Wy, elullnat1 Will be
»etn.
Monday n lgtt- tko H e r trla wlil
give a ahoH
b« ,or»
Cka*. II. P m W. W e r of New

City l-r a g * anarw Yialn* two out
of thro* genua m m Ik* b w em l
Ttr*! team on tkg^Wvot Coatial
Avenue altry* In Orlando bat
night.
The Sanford teem bad • great
chance to cinch flrat .place, for If
tkoy bad w o n ttk k -b «» gams *d f r . W i R i R.
tka throo
ptayod they would hov*
Ik*
thro# pbyod
hove lt*n hivole.
pUyora and tb* aqrprialng bpl
id n a aeor* bowled
Grand, Orremarked. L a in player, who had kegn In pour
, wlnn.-r. farm nil avtalng, proved lo be the
at«ttklng block.
1" •
Tlnrwday night ,U# t'e la ry .Q ll
meet tka
I&gt;harw a tt quintet In on# of the bat
g im L '.fo r * the neoaon and*. A
brgw gathering v f Hanford fan,
haedVkaon ta attend*nc* at tk#
prM H b gam*#. «ad return with
itoriah ef InUiwotlng ond hard-

by

(MMwill

Colonial

ln 4 M i**l oeorea or* oa follawat

f. rd cilery may I"- the mean* of
the wore than -iit.OOU reader, of
the Monigomery, Ala., Advertlaer
bemiqing ai’iuaintel wilh llm
aiU udleenr** of tht* .ecllon of

8T. J0I1NK. N. F , Mar. 21. —
t M p h U M ■■ay.fW jhL.trrw w f
S R woqjn* K&gt;.l.e» foy.tt* gearing
we.*e yootrrday'a tiding* from tur­
bulent White Itav. where the «ea|er Vlkln* e«|dodcd ami aank Sun­
day w th a ptwbnhlg lna» of 5*3
I'vra.
Ilrrnl Italchrn, hero of many
an ae.lal o*pl It. flew into HU
John* from th.-lmi. Maw., yealerday afternoon in o piano m which
he ami two rmnPanbm* hope le
»earth the dl'Oatrr arena.
( ought In • vlclou* nur eoairr.
w th anow drying nil oh,&gt;ul her
the rearuo atiamer Hagono tarry
Ing lit) eurvlvma from Hone la
land waa caught faat In on ir« lam
Her arrival here may be delajed Indefinitrly.
T te .taler Sir William, compan­
ion »h p ul th» Viking, ended her
rearuo i fforia at the bottom o f the
toy. Stuck In a vlae-llke tea grip,
•ho mtaiM walrrlogged, bural ln-#
to flame, and rank 15 mile* northea.t of Hoiae Inland, but her *irw
o( 28 cm aped In donee to the
ioalrr Kaglt.
A flrr bucking the bo f-elda lit
the tmy, a half doarn reeroe vaa*
aria piactkally abandoned hope
for the miaelng men, Inrlud hg tho
A metka iw, Varlck Krtaaoll and A
G. 1‘rkind, Who want north U lake
aiund pictures
The hellif grow that 21 p»rl»hed
when tho abip exploded ami burn­
ed. Tracka an the lee led to the
tear that tko other ml»# ng mao
prubaMy drowned.
Friend* of
Friattll ond
thr
olbeia pinned their hopea on on
unrunlirmod radio meoaoge pickid up by o Nougatuek; Conn,

enatrnlion m
on - n. medt
•'*h t *Th f
dtoma. will
«kiy afternar
a g l k b Voi
gb*
*d by oovt
nk# wiu an
»*n b r.ualci
U r fe a ^ a y
evening o f I
,.

am
u&lt;

Elk's Minstrel To
Be Given On Friday
Evening A t Milane

Clue In Mystery Is
* Reported As Missing

12:15.

At that tlw# Betvator J. J. Par­
of TluaeWe, and
Kept*■entntler* Geo. W. MclleVv and

Civil Si

Monroe Youth Is Shol
In Chest And Is Givi
en Slight Chance T&lt;

nholgun »1 V
rm nie Into the cheat o f A l*
fre d D r lg fe r a , IS. M onro® }
youth, m y prove fa ta l. H o
In
n o w In
th e
F « r u * kl; ,.
U u g h t im M em orial llo a p lla l ?
w ith but a aligh t chanco fo r ';,
bin life . .
•
H l « v cheat/ nhatfered and ;
torn by the terrlfw forro of tko '
powerful load, the yvulh woa h«r*
ried to the koaplUt ye.lerday hf*
ternoiib ahortly after the aieidett .
took plate.-Decouta of hia weaken­
ed condition, polluting prevonUm.T
and .irettgth-induelng drug* wore .
the only aide ndminialered by lhakdoetora. ye«tenUy. Tlda motnlng.^;
hla condition allghtly Imptoeod, •
more careful eaamlnotlou woa par* '
n.la.able, and according to Dr. #►&gt;Pilcatow. the attending phyktetan,'
be wai cunaldered to have a allfhi
chance. A tdood Uen.fuetoa wwa
trie,ling record of tha day* long
(font'need on Pago K h »)
alnce gone.
The piinclpal tniurmant waa
Frank l». For.ter, pteneerTeaPenV
who, af|er being i|urttioned by tho
rvpirtrr on a matter of
news
dtew from hi* pocket a well-pte.creed photograph of Hanfunl and
began the rrrllal of *ome of the
In.-dent, .unoundlnf the roll’­ ' Prominent ftaaford bualaoaa
ll uct Ion of many of the building* and • farover#
were tbo Hi
p riureil. In a flood of remlnlaeeet*
gueata at' the annual father
h’ch continued
ronllnued for nearly an
rt-t eih'ch
•on banquet hold at tha Heralmda^'
hour.
The photograph waa taken from High School by the member*'a* '
the-1oof o f eihat ia now thr Vol- tho Future Former* of A marker.
■
i r t Hotel gml (I *ho*! a roaablrr- Hanford branch, laat night.
able number of tho realdftwo*
, Nearly ho poraona were ito te il'
whlth lined Park Avenue and • at the banquet table to en)oy a
portion of Oak Avenue, couth of aPven-ccureo dinner agrvod • ay
Flral Htreel. The old Ionian Hans, mambera.of tho . I’aranUToarkvra.;
nr;the bu'ldtng which la now no- Aaaor'aUnn, and to hear a nM**rtt'.

Frank Forster, Wood
ruff And Beck Tell
Of Good Old Times

t(if* o|itm(or M ih l v t in g 1! H n
peatiatd.
with tho algnatur* “ FalHer J. Har
"That building.'* raid Mr. Koracolumn handing - I f rating celery wan. lldrbor Hr ton, (N . K.) Rta ur, * w ». rreeled ‘n U*4, ibo fir.t
will qu el tired nenre we are cur- lion V. P. tJ."
In Uk building built In Florida thin
eil forever-----begin, the follow­
.'re of Palalka. li wa« conalrurlnl berau.e (he Lyman inteioat*.
ing:
who operated a l»nk in the ftrat
"Fcmewhcte w* have heard that
-•k y w ia ie i’ over to ho built hrrs
tho u.o of celery a. a food I* *
I he four atnry wooden building
pirtty good thing for tired nerves
whlth alood on ihe ate of Yowell'a
In othrr word a If yiu are Jumpy,
preaent .lore, de.lred a larger
e *-. a lot of celery, ond you wont
beil-linu for their repandlng Ima*
jurn;» so rau*h. ll
wi; h»^r
Inraa. Illher than vriitvr'ng it
hcoid i» true. &lt;ur nerec. ought to
wilh (ieoigia Mai hie In IV01, and
be quiet for the neet year ur two.
.light .lieration,, ll I* In prarlianyhow.
tally the .ame now a. when it
‘‘ People of Muni gurnet y and tld.
waa fir.t built. The lumber uaed In
aectlon uf Alabao-a remember l».
'l l con.lrnetlrn wet
wrll-rurrd,
J. Garritt. It ha« not lieen a-i ma­
ny year, einre he threw hi- lot in
yrllh Florida, Ami he hua become
Ticket aalei for the annual Elk'* cover, the .trurlure.
a fruit ami vegeliildo Iwrun down
Tlirii quickly followed detail*
there. He la loeair l at Hanfonl Minativ-I* which will ne atagid al
which ia one of lb,- fll»e-t »eg,-. (he Mdane Theater neat Frblay roncrin'ng tho fit.I occupant, of
night, ale irpuitril at aelllng rap­ %ir ' hrn pretenliuu. atrurture. On
(able art lion* In Florida.
" A year ago, ui
thereabout., idly and Indlratbin. ale that a Hie flrat flour, on lh* Flr«t Ktieet
llltEVARD. N o r t h Carollns '.here appeared in Ihl. column ** |iark;d houar will greet Sanford'* •Ide. w *. the I-aok at whnar bead
Mar. I I —(A P I A blm.l .talnrl account of ihe r tln y grvw'ng -n- .weitrat alnger. and peppieat dan- waa Mrara l.viran. It wa» organlack, b clue in lha m&gt;«i*iiou. di&lt;- elation, of Mr. tlairetl. Borne will n r * alien tb* lUitnln ri«e« al M:&gt; lard Jan. 3.1. I M l, and wa. known
a, the l.yniun Hank for many
appratance of Mrs Nonna Ship •emeinbrr llial Mr. tinrirtt in Ida 0" u'llnrk fer on, |&gt;rrfu(muiM'i-.
tlndrr the direction of
N ik yrnl*. dual around the rorner, no
man fr&gt;-m her bom* recently, van In'ervleV laid of the onormmi*
lahad today ot the ahenfl'a office. n lanl.ty o f ftrill aar per m ia tiiynn, former leading comedian Magnol'a Avenue, ond in the low­
with J. A- Coburn*. Mlnalrel. and er aouth-eail rorner, wa* tho
It wa* announced that the ataina
a man of ill) year, eipeiienrr In iMiat-off'e*. Lyman Pkolpa, |n»«ton 1ho aark found In the base­
Mlnalirlry, Ike raat of nearly 10 maatrr. “ Jo»h ami Kid t'haae opment of the 4l).ycar-old wealthy
have been teheon'ng for ovrr 10
wbluw'a h o m e aflrr lu-c disappear
&lt;laya. U d by Kid Hive, K.d lluhianc* Were not blond aa tb,. i ffi
man and liomer Clauar, vocallita
cola flrat believed.
who have a wl^e following In Kanford, tha muelrai end of thv ahuw
la lielleeftl well taken rarw of. A
rh^nia of glrla, grcrulted front
|be be-t talent In the city Will han­
dle thr dints atepa.
A big atreet paraib al 3:00 o'­
Any realdent o f Hanford or 1 Rory ouggeatod at tb* l**t meet­
ing of lie Chamber o f C-onimerr*,
Kcnitnot* County who Vaa a griev­ that be. with I lie cnnaenl of the clock Frl-lav afleiiioon through
lb* down-town atreeia will bo on#
ance uf any kind which may l » Honorable L P. llagon ami Kena
of thr feature* of the day'* nr1 emedird in * leg'abliee .art, of tor Ji J. Part ah, wuuld hr plena- ll*Hie*, for the 20 piece
Elk*
Who baa any pn.po.llum Of aug- #4 to attend lha oral m.-.iing of Rand will b* at It* head. Ticket*
the
Cfcamhe;
and
itelv*
fiom
any
gr.lton whereby thl* section of
may Iw .e'urrd from any memthe atale may bg U-nefitlrd abould ritiaeii of Krmianl* Cooniy any l rr of the Bib'S flub, while re­
be In attmdanr* at the bt-im.nlh- auggaeliona |H-rl*ining tu une Ini- al reed ,»nc* ard obtainable at tho
legi.laiion that would b*
Ir m ating or the membership of *imrtatrt
- . - . .a . . .&lt; m _a . _ U ..... m ..L Milan* Theatre.
lh. Hanford Chaiol-er of Commtrca
at tlb la id ** Hotel Monday al

Opportunity To Voice L e g i s l a t i v e
Suggestions Will B e Given On Monday

m c r*

BERLIN, Mar. * W - ( A P » The hand whl.-h unfllathUigly
wrote tn* |» nclpal ' German
signature to the Treaty of Vni»
.aHim w it at llrd in death to.
i'ay. Succumbing to a long !!!•
l t d , !»r. lUrniaan Muellcv,
twice t id man Chancellor and
one of the two or thiro molt In*
flurntlai men of Crrfnion pu*twar politic*. d|c-J at tho « | » » f
04. Death waa brought about
by liver trouble complicated
by imrunmnia.

l i m y Waod. e f
Tellahaaa*.,1
aupervieer ol agricultural educalion ite e ■ abert talk on general
affair* connected with hla olflek.Alea R. Jaknaon of the high acbont
•toff, rpokr on (ho need of Iko.
paienta' aupport In tb* work ■t ‘
the buy*. Bupt. T. W.
Lawton
i poke briefly on the eupport wh&gt;dh
could be eipeeled uf the arheel *
boon! In the act vitlca of the club. A number of boy* evert nlnw,Tj
heard during Ihe evening, inrluib ■
ing Paul Ulggera, who apoka on i
Ihe value of Ike Future Fanueia’ R
uf America te hlmaelf and ttm *'
rummunltn Ronald Mulrhead. who - I
apoka on thrifty David VanNeea,-M
wha gava n report oa
varieua ’
ronieela conduclad during tbw-t ,
year: WiHlem Harvey.'whe apoka
mi lo opetatiro ocUelty within Hm ‘ j
chapter, and Clifford Doll, Jr., erk* epoko on the need fur ro-oporaUwilVt
letw irn father and aon.
Clarenre Henderaon, proaklaat
of (hr I'hapUr. acted at toaatmM- ‘
tor. Ho olao lad Initiatory tecond i
degiee work which waa admlntfrc 5
•w *L iti.iih ^ d^iu.inw.
•» -- -* tr

Results A re Setfn
From Broadcast O f '
Saifford's Charms
Kchoe* of the recent broaden#
uf infovrAgllon cuncorning Flutkb
town* In general and Hanford Ini
port cellar &gt;gnt out over a U lb d ,
IVAPI Hlrmlnghaia, am comiag .
In lu I Ho offted* of the Hanford ,
Chamber of Conimerr* dally. H*n-&lt;
ford and I la attraction* am rats,
■i*d to many aectloa* af tka coun-^
tty through the loedioo* of tho;
radio.
Radio 1aimer* who honed- Ik*]
progum laat Wadrvawday night nit

rish.

Sell Service
the followApprenUro

p S I ’i?
and appH• obtain, d
titan, laml
Ited Hull#
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#d no laa*°1*
R. M. PAPWOkTH,
of lirtO and 1
been ral*#4Ira and ,wf1
and IftBory have attfptrd trad# gr*W ,J
i.laslted tk®
lUtinn.
largely on ft
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celery tad lta preparation
only writs to tho Hanford
Iwr of Comntorco, and M i
tlvo booklet deoeriblag how
I. grewn, and another
I
full of roclpe* for pmpnrii
cry for takb uoe, would b*
ed fieo ef chargeSloe* hut Saturday roquw
tho.. bnokbta have com# k
reddenU at Saginaw and I

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n»fch«* •lii H

w o»ht Ally* Stout, rotroll pluhtr from Hoa#ten. • half loth from
Ik# ojro.
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Klot't wo* able to bo eroeixJ fu tffxUy, bat waa not ' ta onMono
and woro o bandage errtr hit eye.
Mtnager*TMfey street Informed
hit motj he would prohibit flrhiag
If nay roort errldeaU ocrur. T V
Ccrllnale hod a two hoar workout
yesterday and wire glrro ■ half

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•a#,- Htimorb, 'Irtdef t Chapman and Leaser! coatiibu*
Utbhardt, Cain, Del- Md komo run# While 'Rith hit a
ball farther than either bat loafed
abroad only to Ihltd beta.
{Herb Prnoork, making hi# flral
aapeaiaace #f the yrar, etattod on
the moned for the Yaalta and was holiday.
.
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pooaded for term hlta and all of
Cincinnati'# njnt In I he' fire in*
ST. PETKRHBURG, Mar. t o a'ng he worked. ~
Cincinnati 003 000 000-3— 3 - 0 (A P )—Needing a fln t rleat pitch
»r and. net-knewlag wheat to gel
New York OX 000 d 0 * - T - « - * one, Manager BUI MrKrcksW-eJ
jJkkfrt^ Wprong and Sakeferthi
the Botlon Braroa 1# typing l&lt;
Pehnorir, Andrew* and Dkkyp.
coarert Htruly Metre from an oub
fielder Into a mound#man. Moon
;NKW OnLKANH, Mar.’ M Lhsi been nuking
Intprttilvr
(AF&gt;—They're already talking itrldae’ under 'the titfaUfe' ol
f.
' ORUbH,
Coach Hark 'dowdy ahd
lx
Shield#. Phillip#, Watt,
krtren a pHrMng e.«hrttpent to on&lt;
■ad McCurdy, Dari#. .: Hll,and Tad Lyon#, prtmUr right of neat aotk’a ekhlblt game*.
i iLANoTMur.
u m iw , M «r.

*awr—
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t " 'P f)l, ’
Oral# Brown# had te Uke
Ige yesterday to drfaat the
U Senators, * A UrdWaJ
pen, 11 to 0. The Senatori
Tdne off George Blaeheld*
W.first liming.
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handete of the American longer.
MrK.rhnle.piM Umfcrletk nl
Ferrell U working toward hie a»pitcher# wnoldlloira &gt;lm to canctl
eurod aiilgrment a* number I of
the Indian hurling corpt while it
la aaeumed that the White Bos
will opea up with Lyon# on April

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, N. T . Ralph Quidah).
Wlffy Cea, ro-wln1311 International fourI at Miami Batch and
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for hsno.n. Yesterday, howovtr, ho
bprned'hle ateaalt upon the title
with an.outbound card that count,
•d Ihre# btnlWe and an ratio be­
FIRST
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REACH. Mar. M — (A1»»
karaata, h# of th# epaady
ftalibt#, opened a new bdtfr
a‘ yesterday to count an
drantag* In opening Id*
r « f the 111,000 u Oorap
d anatckid the lead ei-’0»4l
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preterit aystem and to pr
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eatate. It h m

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af the Ratllna A«In
&gt; i »horl time ail*,
ItaU o f the eaapua,

o f our p r o m t ayatcm become* *11 the raora r*p parent.
M tate which ahould be the backbone o f thU a U t «

Hth and H u mi dtubaltdcetorfeH
attend and third data that had U
b&lt; O U d lM through gamchtw.
it much ■Ice* any pro!
- th e athat pmfHaer. TUd’g'WlP.
to .o u r atate baa a h
lU m L y tn
Fhalpa, mar h W
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. . . » It f . t .
l OftlrnUm frera nlttlr-r
Ijr tn hit famoua R oW t nurntly, When tbay n u b
that
rhalr. At any rata, hi: :inc« uf their Journey, they find
•hot Ihiy have nothin* to lubatl.
H’*e lod the Jeya of youth.
add one of the* Tnort
■lr Iking f thcae, Ja tha gunny
I rwd aomawlim ■ poem, the
ittllda toward I T
*V nil of an o)J lady, that sho tyo,
In i rac«nt angmglnc, Dr. Phalpi II® .old. Ivory, old w'nt, anJ old
afford to pay be made hat an nrUcto, “T&gt;« Halt Of bid lata, .might grow toon lardy,
A pa", the title of whl^h w n aug- growing old. I t u an eauWglt*
rt*Ud h r i MUeo'Shallow'. rw- Ihdught, add I know that then
tnarti h&gt;:«Th. Marty D i m
of art the** who do grew aid grace­
Windtor", "Though w* art Juatlrta, fully, rare &lt;harming Httlt old lad.
and doatora, and churchmen, mat- I«e. with akin Ilka eld Ivory and
bandit qonrtotto who tarn
li l m hair, who grew aweet In.
ataad of aour, charitable inataad of
ree yenra ago wtur aiftorw
ttnda that whether a naan dooa or
Iven their liberty by th P
doat not haro “aoma gait of hta
tpa Tribune polnta out that
ywth” left la age depends anIch g number of mototiata
are chufht, tried, and eon v
tulatad themaelvea that tap

practically worlhleaa.
nave actively anfflclei

n\ Florida la roanhg bark
than any other port o f. thy

i . Winter ra ft ; •
ftnaU town, boartr kTlAOO
agtm and »fw building dur-

Orrg to M m boon
prrbl'a offlrar get
&gt; had a Ufa tt
b. Ha apparently I
bring a 'M m a t

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ntt-carriage o f Justice m elt* the detail* o f anottardM 1
robbery in Miami Beach.
Last week $700,000*Wortlt
mlueblen were stolen In Palm Bench. H i lt week f 10M
a Miami Beach. In between time* Innumerable aftm
lold-upa and robbgtfea have occurred all o v e r thhiitota
lorida.
Boon anyond auppoae that the annountJnbttf
07 phHorui by tlje Pardon Board will tend to d jW ^ t rl

fgfisfs&amp;
* ^ W a^tve

heard Londoner* o f thin altuatloh*‘&gt; * y

t

« greet number iInter and becauM that
klao nkeemUa buigUm,
t*Ve thJel vUW are tn
tena the complete dea

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wamy far nld agt, but an
j h f V anything •hr. and.

11p«, repealing a Hi
vorli» poet befeda'I
Tha UA* In quMlan went aoriietbeat he hod It then-but h»* tt,
Whaaf" with a churl It Mt. I|»»llt u m J iu cap thla couptH h&gt; gay.
Ing happilyt "Whan tha martit
dropped with m abhorthi f r . r i *
Thlg habit of rrparbri Indulged

Tha Saaftrd
golf , eavna In
Spring blda fair to up»tt
tha
currant helWf that the »ura*l way
to wrack • roman™ I&gt; foe a manta
play golf with M » fiancee. If
Hanford want* a erop of Jana
bridge, tha beat way to acklate
Ibth .and la to atnd th« younger
gtaergUmt golfing. If tha acaat of
tha pranga bloanagu that &lt;wu • * «
lorofltu tha daopalc of Ike land
Irapa, dtaanH make them think, of
Mcndolaatku and .whiteVaatln.
nothing orUl.
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Bacctilly a frland of mlea aikad, "Da ytu know SaUT"
"Drink* at* oat of my territory."
I itpftod, "but H *00(00 to. nw

that l**a road asnwwtwrw that It'd

thalr trad* toil
plkcea. They
penltent^ry and that Do Pa^m Bomd
ature OM^ta next m o n l h 'l t ^ l l f .ttW*;

nephew. from the glamor and pan­ fortmaea, and ha»t given the drib
oply of war, try* to . tuhatltaie colorteaa John Stuart Mill doll, a
peart toya for their gallant tin
aoldlere and wooden cannon. IJa
ledrre thein t i dlajr with lb* new

EVERY time you feel like muttering "There**
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new und0r the iun,” take up your daily, paperj

yoor mind. Herrt a ^

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been tkoilff^t of Iong a*o . . . here’s a,
way of wxhlng deBcnte fabric*.
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j j . 'K * annual P. Y.“ A. alaU cueimbtred u th* fafAur
Tskvh, of thl« cPy.
. * ■ »lo„ will be hHd h. Port M »*w
~m Apr. R and Apr. ft. Att officer*
P. T. A. number* ■&lt; well u
Wkrr* interested :«.P . T. A. w*rb :,1 g ’ t H R IF l SHOP. \ •
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W* urged to at trod.
_•1m I r v****1— rr— mu f»P
H jM M lM irly . n m rleR* I l f
M f l Hr»i.
Ur. and Urn. Maur er Eelmenor
&gt;lt« left today tor Brunswick. On.
*o apend th* week-end. They warn
•tton.panUd by th* former^
mother, Mn. A.-Zelm'MvitX, | M
f f lO A N T lQ U E S
h ‘ returning homa ifU r apewfflll#
M L T R E D T. W ILLIAMS
m e a l wttki convalescing her*
■ Cut Fla* era
•ttrr a rarrtit oprtmlinn. ”
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REVUE0

T MILANE
Garner, Me resist Murff, H « |
Elaabeth Neely, Maribs* Tarrtnrr. 11artka Pitta, EMmWU
Adam*, Mary Millar.
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5. -Pall., Tha Cal"— B rftj J*a»
Kin*.
Chorus: Evelyn Dooley.
Doria Swindle, Dbk Warren, Joy
Prance, Land, Maiyatat Lwagfey.

0- “ Around tk* Comar"| (a)
“Bye-Bye Bloat'— Marcia Wsrtar.
KaM*a chons: Mails! Knox, ®a»
clyn St lea, Olrdia Dyson, Nanay
Houk. Ball llape choruat Frankie
Woodruff, Jr.. Jack Woodruff, Dieb
Brown, Inet William*, RaUt Young,
(b ) "Up* and Dqwus” — Rutb
Yount, Evelyn Silica. Tap fhatruat
Muriel Knox, Ruth Vaunt, Evelyn
8tn«a, Marcia Procter. Bell hope
Up Up—Joe HIawart, Joe Math7. “Walkin' U j Raby Back
rt«s •Batty Jm* Xfftfl Anget. Homat—Mirllaaa Terrence.
Mabrh. .&gt;* *V
&lt;rWIi f * afK The Balloon, at M a y 'tt* *)\ «■ "YouYo Driving M . Crwxy-'— Patty Hodge.
Jeanne AtxareUa. Chorus: Don
». Dainty Little Mlaa (t o e )othy Latrasn. Gladys Garner, Mar*
gunt
Murff,
Mary Elisabeth
Nealy, E b b * Winn. Marline Tor-'
renta, Mary Millar, Elisabeth

Adams. ( » ) “81aa Again" and (b)
"Would You Lika, te Take a
Walk t " — George An lereaa. Tap
chorus: Jean tarn. Evelyn Catos,

Mary Hlggiai, Eva Mathews, Deri*
Domar,' Dorothy Htewart, Hale*
McDonald, Hebn Garner,
S. Acrobatic Tap—Daria Jack
son. " ,
1,

4, “ You Brought a New Kind of
Love to M#"s “Say 'Oul' Cherl*"—
Elob* Winn (Impersonating Mau­
rice Chevalier), (a ) B»yi chorus^
Gay Wallas, Paul Rlmpaon. Gene
Turner, Julian Ponder, Wlllbm

Mr*. K. Molnar and daughter.
Mia* Mary Eda Matnar, o f Dun*
nallon, and Mr*. Donald St okra, of
Ib la U a b a iH at. h it ,week-end
Violin aolo— Hoy Hawaii.
' tlama o f Interest to trarhrn—
Superintendent T. W. la w ton,

Addre-a—Dean

Andaraon

of

Jtalllna Collet*.
•
; Bong, ‘‘My Old Kentucky Home*
—Teacher., led by Mr*. William*.
It waa announced that the noat

Corner Perk Avenue and 3rd
Street.

aide Primary
day, April IT at tiRO o'clock. Th*
trseher* patted Info
aerUoaal
,«roupaval the cloaa 'o f Iho pro*
tram.

Mkrbtlan Srttnre amice* are
h*|d every Sunday 'warning, at
tM church Edat Second Street at
U o’clock. Subject for tomorrow
I*. "Matter." Wednesday even-

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ilud*
tretlmonbe
ef
Chrlatbn Sclenra, (healing, will b«
held at Iba hew church at 800 E.
Ind 81. at 8 o'clock.
Thb church maluUtna g free
Reading Room at th* churih
where the Bible and all authorised
b t baa returned Christian Sci.oce literature may
ML Tamou, in. ho rend borrowed «r purrhawd
Optft Tuesday* and Fridays (ram
I to * P - M.
* A U . SOUL'S CATHOLIC
,.... ..
. enuguL

W.C.T.U.H8B Meeting
At Home Of Mrs. Bolz

Opening with tho song, "Amrr*
if a." the regular mreting of (he
W, C. T. U. teas held yesterday
Pruyrr Meeting Wed. P. M. — aflatnoon at 3 o’clock at ths homa
00
of* Mr*. F rn a b - K ,. Bala, H o i
,J W J T jl Testimony Wed. P, M. Park Avenucv with Mra. Bula-pep*
aiding. Mr.. F. R. Mitchell gave
Sir-jUy Inler-denomlnational.
a Scripture rgad'ng after nhlrh
the Rev. Carroll Varner led in
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
prayer. ,
At the conclusion of the bual*
Park Avenue and Sixth StreeL near sea.Ion tho Rev. Varner gave
W.' P , Brooks Jr„ Pastor.
« helpfull talk and alrea.ed Ilia
nerompllahment* in In* way
&lt;*f
pmh hitlon by the W, K T. II.,
B, V. P. U. 0:13. P. M.
but deebred that tha vlrtnry ia
Keening Worship—7:30 P. M.
not yet won and that every mem.
Wadncaday evening prayer aer her should eland flym for the prin­
flew 7:30 P. M. A rnrdlsl Invlt*. ciple* which the W. C. T, U. act*
tiou b extended to all.
forth. He added that thb organi­
se! Ion has Ud battica to victory
befert and that h.1 eaprclcd it to
bo victarlo'us at this time.
Mr*. A. M. PhlH'pa
»o|ir*nn
•nloiat, then rendeml "Everybody
Ffpg" which wal* followed by a

Tb# Rev. J. J. Mclneruy, paitor.
Flfst Maaa—81 OQ A* M. ,
Second Ma»a—10:00 A. M.
Evening Devotion—7:30 P- M.

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Accountants and A u d it o r s .P in t National Bank Building

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PENTLAND, GRAY and MOORE

West Side P. T. A. Hag
Meeting On Thursday

In the abaenre of Mr*.
Otta
Sehmehl, ‘Mlaa lo va Turner pro*
aided at the meeting af the West
Fide P. T. A. held Thursday af­
ternoon at the school auditorium.
A t 1ht« time Mrs. W. D. Gardln.r
read an article on the Georg*! Wash­
ington tree planting
memorial,
after which Mba Turner announc­
•rt. Adagio—Nrely, Winn, Tur* ed that t-LHS had been colbeta I
from the children for the featuren(r«
14. “ You're the On* l*m Here Hon of George Washington's home
at Mount Vernon.
f * V (tap)— M*vy Higgins.
•
Mr*. Arthur Herkwith, M.e. II.
15. Grind Finale— "Good Night
It. Odham and Mr*. George Huff
Ladles,"
were appointed aa a rommiltre to
nominate officers for the coming
year, and hy way of rlaai'ag the
business session plan* woro made
for an evening entertainment to
bo given tho first week In April.
Be SavedT"
Mrs.-Helen Stephen.on'* room
llapt lapul Henrico at close of
received the pennant and hook f i r
Service.
having the largest numlier of
FU LL GOSPEL TABKRNACI.K mothers In attendance. About 30
member* were present.

Rev. John Bernard Root, Min*
later.
On Orbndo road near Genera
Church School—0:40 ■
A vb.
Morning Worship—1!;00
Wm. F. McPherson, pastor.
Sermon by the Pastor,
Bible School Htinday A. M.—0:43
• Christian Endeavor—7:00.
Sermon Sunday A. M. — 11:00
Speaker—Frank Bauer.
Evangelistic Strvite Sunday P,
A welcome far *11.

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AT THE CHURCHES
CONGRIMATIONAL CHURCH

Audita

, 8 A N FOR D

Yeatrrdgy, the Chief or Puller
nnd other city urflrlala voiced
Chrlr cnlhiulaatic uuppurt of
tho Rilvcrtown Hafcly I.cukuo
movement,. Every official guve
bin complete rndomemcnl to
cueh or tho nine mien for safer
driving In I ho pledge.

"Any movement that will help r *
duces tbo heavy lull o f cillarn* s ho
arts maimed nnd killed through
rwrelraa driving each year, Itaa ray
wholehearted eumsori," said May­
or (or name o f t i l e ! o f Police,)
"ThU adminlatestloo will gw on
record an making event effort to
bring about greater safety ou (ho
atrecta o f tills rily.**

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8aya Mra. O. Dunean Dlpmore, of Potfunk
And you, too, can master this graceful social:
art— quickly and easily, if you put your mind
to it. Just take a Unccda Biscuit and hold It
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joy he with you!
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his o f Btt’iHh Mounted Police ! 'h
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fjit ai|wbttJ'Mrc*aiv brWonald ItmlflJ klftj.
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pawrr from 41m mini ran. PracUtaUr, thil loecamliihi
mil* value. but It la hlihly itpUflaant In tha itudr at
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T O N IG H T S

S3;/
WDBd —- ORLANDO
o l f:M , Musical moods.; 0:30, Mr. Cormlck Hannahs Mailer Millf •ferit Maketa;
Orlando Gear
.Old Parts automotive program;
: f:00, Time, signal and sport* nn* ■euncemruiU; 7:13, Riti-Csrlton
I Orchestra —CBS; 8:00, Arthur
• lYyor1* Band — CBS; 0:00 TourJ ilt Topics; 8:13, Variety program;
-UltOO, Moonbeams,
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W4AX — Jaekroniillc
^ g l 3 0. Sunshine Trio; 3:43, lionTqflBoy Clements; (1:00, The Southt f p n p t l l h ' l d t e r Milk Cooprr[■tiro League; 0:30, ('immunity
(Cpeat; 0:45, 1.Unary Digest'* To­
oth tn brief by Lowell Thomas —
NBC; 7RX), Amo* *N Andy
NBC; 7:13, Tssty Yeast Jesters—
NBC; 7:30, Rhoden Fetch Collin*
8 d », Eight Deuce* Dance Orchr*'
tra; 8UB, R. XX A. Hour — NBC
8.-J0, Colonial Stages; tl;00, General Eleetrtp Program — NBC

10:00, P. A. Rolfp and Ilia Lucky
Strike Dance Orrhe*Ue — MIC;
11:00, George WnaMngton Hut,-I
Orrhratra.
W RUP — Galnenrilt*
6:30, Organ Program; 0:00, Or­
ange Grove String Band; 7:00, To
be Announced; 7:30, Mis* Anita
Hall, Soptano; 7:43, Miaa Grarla
DeBruyn, Vlol'nlat; 8:00. Sheriff
and Police Report! 8:03, Wrathn

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Its g w National Dairy It o -

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ifu rtW i — NBC; 10:43, Huwday
n’ght ■( Seth Parkers— NBC.
W R l'F Usi atari II*W:W, Today1* Program; 9:61,
Sheriff and Pol Ice Report; 10:00,
Morning Melodic*; 10:30, univtrcity Bible ('las*; 10:45, James l .
lxtlscb, Baritone; 11:09, Mornlnu
Worship — First Presbyterian
Church of Gainesville; . 13:00,
Weather Report; 12:01, Dinner
Muiic; IdSO, Sheriff and Poller

TBfwut; lawT^iginm'f.'

SUNDAY, MARCH 22
WJAX — Jackaony Hie
10:00, Florida Theatre Organ
Program; 11:00, Churrh Services;
titB, Nelson Brett; 1:4B. Henry
Cornelly, Vlollnl*! — Ruth Cnrnelly, Pianist; 2:00, Temple Mis­
t'd Quartette; 2:30, Y n s l Phamerr; 3:00, National Youth Confer­
ence — NBC; 4:00, Dr. Cadman's
Hour — NBC; 6:00. National
Vespers — NBC; 8:00, Catholic
Hour — NBC; 7:00, Weatlnghoujc

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Contract for erop at fixed price.
POR SAI.K: One hundred head of R .D . White, Lake Mary, PU.. ru: . * # » • 1,1 kinds, and aisea. I f p r fV m f i t T e t fc W n h
ddm'netd mule* m-c us tiefore boyKm. WIU deliver any where, DunalAhtt 'R 4*niclie, H4(T Myrtle AW.,*

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_ I t O T K i r I* hereby StvJS tl
S r r and la w a n a a a e e o r th
t a la (la * | ilee rra t&gt;( fu rsc la s i
sale, malt* sa d en terefl oh I
day nr March. 11*1. In and
l l m i t t O iu r l (a and r * r n
C u u u l), F lo r id a . In ( t , * » e » r
certain
reu se
th erein
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F M T R lD U a
c e e ip ls la s n t. and K A ItA lt HA
w id o w , and sittn. i . m u . r t
an u nm arried w om en , and .
H AS I in, nn u nm arried m an
defen d a n t*. I. It. K
W ith
H perlal M * * te r o f M id .C o l
M id D ecree B paolnled. Mm I
fo r *a le a * d » e l l a t aw hile
a t I he Ir o n i d o o r a ( &lt; th e
I ti*0ne In H aalord, Heldlhnl a
I f , F lorida, In the K l i t n l * 1
bidder fo r rash, w ttsH* tin
hou r* o f sale, on M onday I
day u f Ain |l, 1**1, |h* aa|M
a R u le H ay o f th is Court. I
la w ln a d e a c rlW d p r o y e rty *
la -Ihu lm li V is aln -I I m I m ;
M i r 'T n - r n lr I T t l and T
l * l t i l l o l B A N F IIIM * I I I
A H IH T IU S T o Hanrunl. I B
tu (itnt i b t r t « r r v r o n lr a tn

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fo r derd.

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roaortnl tu th'a allernooit In an
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But It's Werth Bolvlng.
effort to savr hi* life.
&gt;■ ACtaosa
y i » t i Rostra
According tn ifeputy Sheriff
•—Machine far reruavlng Bber from
ANBWKR
Jack Hiiknun, who s i t on the
1—(limotRy
cotton ssad
scene nut more than five minute*
3—DM
1
7-Dash
after thr arddeat happened, the
. i —A (illna
P—To lowtr morally
Driggers boy was d m o f several
11-tlafint
I —Small bedstead
pWpMvIshaaas
10—
Laad measure youths who weru working In the
strawberry plica. Prank Ihlggcrn,
11—
To spraad to dry
lip—Milsllssd rock
IT—An animal with­
luthe Munroe faim lalMirr and
' l i —Notsbta epochs
out feet
father or the &gt;trie ken youth, had
I t —Not dlmlalshed
IP—Till* of aobllMy
eair'mi the *lii&gt;tgtin to the field
I t —&lt;v.-s» from action
22—Pillow rases
whrre he was working- to use tt to
IB—Short sleep
I t —Dogmatic
tiling down Mack bird# which con­
I t —Conduct* this
S ^ o f th. bed­
newspaper •
tinually despoil the strawberry
stead
m3—Its tar* Im
tied*. The guu had boon usad earl­
IT—Itack of iha sack
libs Pertaining to a •
ier in the afu-rlHNUt, hut was tes­
asmbar
« —SameUtag moral­
ting on a bench where berries wee,
J&gt;— F ord 's bob
ly
paralPtwa
t l —Always 1
bring packed by some of the
AS—Mimic
, i : —Puasisa tl— Healed dumber
youngsters.
&gt;1—Marcia
Jt—Carry
I
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—Lilli#
(kite
8J—Vast axpanat
Robert Martin, e'gtit year old
34—Uaad frugally
tt—Vile
rraani
34—draathea hard
IS—IlraillIsa call
ami of a widuwed resident uf that
IT—Ket of similar
Sp-dand »V dard emttown, approached the Itrnch and
things
8 1118 1
49—To bar oneself
neettag maaclsa
together
in order to maka room, hr brushed
(Law)
f t —Art vsMmautly
it atfde. A * h, did so, the gun
41—Dalda
4t—Plecaa aat
went -off, the full load entering
41—Hallor
4t—Blight digram!#*
c 4(—Suggested Indi­
47—Clatsra
the trigger* Imys’ chest just un­
ra'
-TPCtly
I —Oct an
4t—Half
der thr hiart, turning out at the
3—
Degradation (9—Snsra
* f t —Reverent*
hark. He wa* not more than eight
k M.-LevM
4—
Dwell
I#—Card aaxt bate*
feet from thr inutile of the gun.
- I I —(le n t ration
6—A boundary
Iha Posts
Streaming with blood and shout­
ing al the lop of Ms volte, the
ri
youngster turned about unco and
(icgait to run down a road, toward
f t
Ida home which was aouiu diilanca
away. A trail uf blood nearly .'ton
yard* long led to the hndly
pounded boy who ksd cul!s|w*d
rlter
running 1that
distance.
BRodhrd Intonfamoeablilty,
Mr.
DriggcrU and^*tveial others who
M
were near were unable to take a
step until the Isiy bad covered al­
most half the distance. Alton Mart'p. brother « f the Imy who sectdrnlal'y shoved lire gun, wa* opo
o f the first lo rcath young Diiggers, and dnrvf the a'lloitWbll''
which brought him to the heopilal,
Thu Martin l » y falntetl during
.1
I hr ixrilpn ont and was uncon’
■clou* for nearly two hour*. At
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Dry W. E. MaiDlH’UAl.L, (TU- .BOBRAl TOH. hr now bH-alcd at
hu rfltderce In Fluial Heights,
FAR S^Baotord. Phpnc Btitt-M.

Under . - k s e &amp; V i f t V , v * h a ^ t k ;
H lk liilra uf lb** HIhI m i*r FlnrlMl*
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KU!t AAKJC mi IUirR«ln—8i**rtx»tn
* coltmicr m ebrner Ibt, rlo«« Hi,
E|i«cV for Ve^rtoUr ftrdcn ond
poultry* Itox 117. CUy,
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■TI— Hun. Places For, Sale
Ftllt SALE: The Triangle Service
. SI at Ion, corner of Florida 3 and
Frcrth Av«. Sanford, Prlcr I HUH)
rs»h for &lt;;ulrk vale. Win. H. Hop­
kins,

D n iN K S L O ^ C H B S
GHhert’a Ckwsiatik
and lis t Dr&amp;U,
V K r .E T A B L K S
ARCADR M ARKET
r CRrspe*t In 1 W L
F U R N IS H IN G S
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PALMER'S
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T ra d e In Y n u r Hard F u r­
n itu re n l W A G O N E R 'S .

INDEPENDENT
GROWERS A SHOT JA
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Pima:

O A S IS C A F E
Open 24 hupra— 112 8*
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Ph on e 103

A N G K I/ S H A R H E C U E
0|tcn 10 A . M. to 2 A .
M. San ford &amp;
G en eva
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F o r Deal R m u lta— A d vcrlln e

CREAMERY

FOUND:— 'Trtamond nml pe*il
breast pin. I soar n ay have
satHo' by'caillng ul Ihl* office, drsrrlblng, and Prying for this ad.

INSURANCE

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Your hair cut by espertenr

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CREAMERY
11130 CHRYRLEB (Ml coupe wilh
■ t umWeneat, lord like n’ w;tfl2!i
Chevrolet era cawpei ll»W Ford
tumble seal nunlsler; ll&gt;2U -Chavinlet ioath. Reel tt Hons-

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Signs. I ’ honp .102,

FOR KALE (loud Ohryrlvr 70
Sr-rlan, Chrap. Kent Motor 1*0.
Phon, 17.________

H ELL C AFE
Ileal in Pawfrrd. Fla
Dinner 60e
Hperiaililag In
HIcaka, Chops A
Rea Fsoda.

SHOE R E P A IR IN Q
A . E .~ lH )H m N S
210 E. ftlh HI.

WIlNrpp my ufflrlal rlnruilutr and
111#* ilh «ur »*f WMfrN *\ LANF.Y’R DRUG RTG R E -PrescrlptRni, maguslni's, fmrntain
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PROM I T
dellvvrle*.
I'lerh, Town « f Allarnmtlo
PhobcJOJ
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S E C O N D H A N I&gt; H T O itB

ADVERTISING achi-l uf
music uffrra ('rootling In
Ten Ka*y l-c-asms. Easy un
wlivml — Arkanaas Gaul-

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IILOCKH - Irrigation
&lt;’bug** and genera) icinrrt work.
Hi-acft- (k-mrele Co. J. K. Terwillagar, Prop, ilnl ntnl Kim.
OLD PAPEKH FOR HALE— For

CONFECTIONERY

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Cigar*—1
Tuliarcwa—A'anilles
Magarinrw—Founlaln
Drink*—Handwlchra

Apply Harold OfHcw

By John Devlin

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W »L V ..M 'B O V _ W 9 T L
PAY YOU A C C O R D IN G
TO Y O U R A B I L I T Y . . .
T H A T IS . W H A T P V C R
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IB years Jab Prtallag- la
Ranford.
MANFURD PRINTING C a

C a l O a l F o r Hand/
I f W o rm cm

LOST!’ Bended shoo buckle al
Trianon Flub Tuesday nlghL
Finder please phiine
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nrml INIm
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h's rle rrlplbu nf the *reur* Ini'
mnlialely before and after thr
arrident.
Doth the libys are slurlenl* *t
the Lake Munroe sehool, and arc
L IQ U ID o r T A R G E T S
well-known In that town, lungs
rumlier* uf fllends and relatives Cure Crildii. llM ila c h i'* , h V
IlfiS H A L V E
Of the Injured Imy weir at the hos­
C U R E S R A D Y ’S C O L D
pital lbroi ghoul the day.

and P O U L T R Y

2\'£&amp;FV'V.

HATCHERY. CELERY LANDS FOR SALE;
Heady for celery rrop*. Pdrfeclly drained 5, 10, or more a(rc*
Nn cash required front respon­
sible liuyeVs. ’ Frank ’ I * ' Fefgulon,

Jasper, Vatdaa IluteL

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TU ADVERTISERS
na H|*m &lt;Ik I M n alrr uf »a ltl O uurl. Im
aahl !&gt;ki rra at«rulnip.| bliall n ff* i
A H a r a I d npreaeatatlea
f«*r M ia nntl a ril n l |tut»l!r ou tc ry a l 1
Iha fru nt »!«*•.% n ( tlir i i.u ii II h iu v
Ibaraaikly familiar with n i l *
In Hniirurtl. H anilim lr I'o u R ly , K ln r.
ralaa and claaalflratlaa will
Mr*. |a* th r hlR hral and hrrt Itldtln
fur «*M*h, nrlthln th r Ira n i huuta uf
(lea yaw rwmplrta Inracmatlwa.
M ir . nn Alunilay Ih r *s|h dap
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Aad If yaa wish- they will aa*
A t»rll, ItS I. th r u im r Itrlnn « ftu lr
slat yaa la wardiag your waal
D ay u f Ih la &lt;’«« ir t . tlu* fulluutnM
ilra rilh a d |&gt;io|&gt;ritt pl|untr*| In Hcm.
ad la maka It mars affactfva.
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Idtl Hr* rut| ,fi*Ut (T l| u f ItAO H .
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H A N K O flli l| U.ItJIITH
A D D IT IO N tu Nnnfurd,
PlnrMi*.
nccHiidlnai tn H ap t l i r r r o f o a f l l «
in th r P u b lic I tm u d a u f Hnnl.
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by one who' t i ally know* howl
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T r r m it C l l h , iiM n lia u r In t»«F Briggs, Jeweler, Mag. Avc,

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C a l Otrt F o r
H an d y R eferen ce , -

FLORIST
Flnkcr* tar l l f ,
Ocra*iuna. Design Wsgk
k K D G liW (W p
FLO W ER s h o p
Gaaata 41 Kanfwrd Ara.
Phan* 133
New Indurance Hlulit—
She burst* Into learn and
rollapsed un the counsel
Inlitp uIn'ie *ho bad sat
rvrr since the trial o|ienel, January 13.—dtlckga
Tribune.' * '
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DEAtlTY SHOPS"
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Hanfurd* leading IteaaU ;
Hhoppe.

N U T M tN ' D O tK
Piipular Tonic,—AMOItA l. IMPROVER AFTER
BEING HIT BY PARK­
ING CAR.—Santa R o m
(Calif.) Republican.

DRY CLEANING
H A N F O IIU S T E A M
p r e s s f :r y
|9H palmetto Avc,
Hulls (leaned * Pressed S0«
Pants (leased A Pressed 23c
"Caah and Carry"

Phans 489 rag appotatmafL
Flral N a ll. Hank Bids.
- A fte r all, therh'a a nat­
ural affinity between Rad/
Vetlee and grapefruit —
btfdi of them .(# always
in thu public *y«.—Nashvllle Built hi rn Lumber mao-1

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Official Tabulation
Made In Ship Blast

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Hj Aassrisled P r m
Off'cial tabulation, la.urd In
81. John'* today by Sir Richard
Squirm, prime minister #f Naw
Foundlam1, Haled 1ST aunrivor*
and 28 skill mlaang In lho do
atiurllon at Ihr *ealag ahlp
Vlkirg. All survivor* wort Inkon abmrd thr roarnr ship Sagona which prepared to^lanoe
today for 81. John'* beenus* of
fa ir* and anew 'a tha tle'.nllf
of llorro laland nowr-whrrr-thr
tragidy occurred. Varluua res­
cue vraaola reported thry wrrt
unabto to find a trarr of Iht
o i if l'liy a H l and oaproarod Iht
belief they went down with the
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[D A Y . M A R C H 20. 1931

8ANFORD. FLORIDA^

Declares Members o f
Legislative P r o b e
Committee Hugged
Inmates of School

PIIII.AD KI.I’ IIIA , Ma.\ W . ■
(A P )--K ltvrn nirn today lock*
til III vmployi* anJ cii.lnm.rt
of ilir bramli lank uf I hr I'ity
National Hank and T n » t Com*
pnnv In I hr vuult ami r-raprd
with MH.tXHl. F vr autmiml'ilet
wtrr used l&gt;) Ihe banillla who
ramr on th* scene auddvnly and
ordered everybody In a'ght In­
to the hank. Srvnal lalAtni
stood on |hr sdewalk with allotgun* ahllr five nr ala other*
entered Ihr hank.

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President Lays Aside
Care of State for
Complete Pleasure
On Vacation Jaunt

U S 8 A R IZ O N A . Mnr. 20.—
MIAMI JIKACII. Mar. ‘.*0 -(AIM
MONTGOMKKY, Ala. Mar. JO.
T A P ) — P r w W f i i l ITiV iW r tu. r d ^ l n A U d r e l - m itL - ju n L - ltd c
d a y. ■hln’ arcom l «lay out front
human, tnt'hnda of punishment
r y e .' I
Iiui.tj tnilra y r h mr Oar .
W anhluiflon, mi r r o n tl i* r t&gt; d
print iced In thr Alabama girl#’
Wood. hire «*f lb * Am trlran van
h im self lo fran k e n jo y m e n t
Aiainm* KbiM.I at lllrniinsham 1
ta r n iiiara. boost, d h a mark tu
o f hi* vacation trip w h ich in
a« fold to a legislative i.'imnllt r
101.1.% im tnd an C ietk Inday.
to .la k e hint to Porto R ico umt
yraUiday were plated brforr Oor.
I lr wuj accompanied hy Orl n :
th
e V irg in Inland*. T h e A rtft. M. Mllltr ari) tbr Imaid uf true- 1
J ,hn*»n mechanic. After ratal' i
zniiii plutvtil ntenilily in to th e
lla rv c V S. Firentmu-. M r*. T
tar*. sho have been asked to rr*
Tin inna A.,Kdi&gt;«&gt;n, elei irk n l wizuril
m iddle o f tilt* ( ! i d f St renin
mo»r Mm. F. kAamplMU^Ml.im
I mi.i h I o f Flre*li&gt;ne’* -ra r. a f t e r Kdi*
lllr r p**»itig t'a|&gt;r lU ltrra* and
tend, nt for thdJjjjj[^K^
!
the «&lt; allien grew war tier he,uly.
■tat.'i •wl'rh mmlp adilll'onal itililie r experim tn tn l *tath»n nt Mi
To lh«- IW - p d r tranifrlpl of
trial- ami liawlrd ihr rr ' id h *h
M. iiiIm i . of the pally dunned Manlestimuny ii!&gt;ta|iiril by IN- comer.
m i. Onlay.
miller In questioning 3d w lln r»&gt;«,
I'ler* m il fur u landing
&gt;1
Thr rill I rot M a* Ainrr ca. lati'-t
22 of thvm liuualra, lesllmony of ,
|h.|irr. 1*01 u« Hb'o rar'y* Monday
of n llnr of rp-ril rrafl lo it* aponother* waa added yeatrrday at the
but until Ihrn the President h »«
a yrr &gt; nnd pllnlrl In Wood, wn*
healing.
,
mi Intrnllon " f trouhl hk hi* mind
ah&lt;p-la|H- for her 'rhnlule run. Aa
aUmi bualnraa. glthough he la
Ihr wmllhi aporlaman trl d tut
Mia. Champion, who waa arcom- ^
keeping eiiuitantly in liiurh willl
hr.- i urine*, laimblr id iletrlmipa nit d lu thr heal lint by her hua.
the While U »t*r hy radio.
'np C-'OU h.ir*r power yr*tirlay,
bund, whv» la assistant legislalivu
P it* drill ►pint Ihr mmirnK itl
hr found ihrm In i"nd I'nn fur Ilia
superintiiicU-nl o f the Anli-Fahau
dr;k Irnnia and inrdiriup Iwtl nrl*
atti n pi. and aaw Inrlrmrnt wiafarvrrtly, by a tornailu here yvatrr- league in Washington, after hrur*ltrr n lulr breakfa*!.
hrr a* lh* on|y piaailil* rau.t Tor
day.
ing u auiilliiaiy of lilt vharg a
Piraitlml Itnnwr** on *air qiutra p alponnnrnt.
Htrlk'nir (ha weat ei'fe of C|!n^ trail at the healing, aalil, " I den&gt; ,
'Ilir -rrul tHal wn* nrirlnnlly
t*r» ro*al*t of thr raptalnV two.
Ion, lh# twister carved out a path them.*
biollwr II. W. Spinor, by Id iilrr - 1
Ibaili
limn auite with a private Iwth lr It waa the lin t linn' Mi*. Chain-j lii( up the list k nine In iM strokes rrhrilulrd (nr IN' Miami
thrrv block* wide and Id blorka
Iona, drmollahinK a srorn y and * plan had p'lbllely euimiiMilrd oil to j ir him an 18-hrlr »rrrr of 71, irpana, whrh.look pl»&lt;l* rarller
Mr*, t'amllnr Lrwia, widow of twrrr. Forndary o f War l*alr«k
Ity
lhr
illid
In
Waahlraio
1
In Ihr wrek. bill nierhauleal illfflJ. Ilrrlry ami SecreUiy of Incchool annr* and unruoflnx at llw* ihaigr* which include furring onr olrr pai.
Unuye M. l^-wia. nne of Urn t-aily Irrlur llay l.yinan W llbir a i*
rulur* prrvrnled 'I A few data ptraa i f liu-lrr.*, H IV. I I.I ItI.I;I.
Inna tea tu wear hand ulfa, louttrail a doarn h-iim-a.
Younc J-|irn rr'a Ramr wai
ailttera
td
Mellonv
lie.
died
yewbunki*l In 'Ihr adnilral'a •plait' r&lt;
id Ciiaitiniia. tony |irrkali of aoli- prarl'tally |&gt;er(uct. fur
Thu dead:
liesidr* hrfiur Ihr time nf Ihr »iludulcd avaiatanl ar re'aiy n( agr cbllurw
Thr I’lraldml ami hla imiltrdlato
tary i.uifim mein ami to luioatn In It■v it-ir u irmarkablr rahlbiliun r f trial. Wood annuun i*l d *\olle- of the t'niiI'.l Hlalt-i »liu « « » It t.iilay al hri home af'er a* up H it. I j u ' m Andirain, *1.
prrty-had lunrhron Inlhr prlvalq
Charlie Cjlllna, 28. rlrctrir-an, pool'y healed room* acanllly rlail apptiuiili rdiir t'l r which ciinaitd- fat’ll &lt;n with niir of Ihr i'ra,'a 12- harp »|Hiken Iwfou* thr nnrtlni! of awr.i-nful ntii'iupl lu • thalaml
rlrctrorutril while irpa rirc p «*e r iven for inlruit.imnU o f minor rnlly lamlrtl within Ihlve f.rt of rylinilrr rltalnr* and u rlriid an- (hr Sanfrrd F»rmcra Club at Ilir Ihr wrakrltine effects of Intluenia mi&gt;- yi-lriilay, white thr ahlp'*
i.i d r-'iu pr.ii l.letl rn hour uf ami rulra.
Ihr rup. hr rrm plrtrl in rr lure nlhrr mw. urn! finm lh/ farlnry.
llnr. ■
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.
Sea !nu!r IliRh a.Ned la-1 nielit, wbhh 'in w*’ a'lbkrn wilh nqirp air fur linin'. Al tllnnrr. In aihllA pemoael rlaah batwi-rn Mi*, lit lira than ha. U tii aren III many
The more eevnrrljr injored:
tli t, in hi( offirtal rumpahieua, ho
•rut n li'lrifiein of n « n ( * In .M i­ day* aRO.
Miaa l.lll r Andn*on, dam hltr. t hamHbm ami Mir. Charle,, 0. a iUy at the !u.al link*, bhurt
|u Ihr i a*- iir id Mr«. I.*w ». tnvilnl n aioup nf nrarapkprr
ll.
Jdiimin,
v
tst
omal
dirrrtnr
*t
Ilrown
of
llirniinifhaiii,
u
Iruelco
phlla weir Ihr lulr ami bine "lieand A. W. Andrrmn and A. K. An
rtirrvalHimlrnl * Uob.il
I'Wkrui
the m Im« i| Who tu* brrn Iratlilt Ihi* m t nn of hloiIda h"t'» ore
deiomi, mna nf.'Mr*. Iinul** Andri . for 211 your* anil on.- of the found Ihr clir-l'o li. Thr |»iiKr*l fault o f
of Thr Aa»o-ati*l 1’iria, Kird K*ol
il*
piobrer
wonttn,
for
*hr
baa
Ihr a(Urro&lt; n w » bill ten ft- t
aon.
thr falinria In their wetkl) di*
(■-Ted tv thin 20 mile* of Bailfmd •aiy of tN* llal'litmrv 9'in. Tl'r™t « * v from lh* rup. while on »rv.
Mra. A. F. Sana.
ruaalrn* urt.l wh.i hntl ini till tIt"
rinr, hit hull, in rlamli 76 yen * drfr Wallrn at Ihr Sew York Her­
rral tict-aa'nn- hr wus able to -Ink
di’ tlnKutahnl man tu Sanfold.
“ lib li’i you **y to
sen. She ii.i* Nun Auy. 12, IWd, ald Tillxinr. lib hard V. tlulahan
(hr |ieilrl wil|, one atiokf.
Th« Andrra.na oprialrd Iht
llptniiiR w-lh a rh-ru* u( boya
In Mr. IlnnUpa place, fh lt l s .in,* nf twirral rhlldren who liava r l Ihr Tiiur*. and tki* r«rtr*|iMlldf l« "
fa il 111 with Miaa llrlta Maienrraerry. Mr*. Andeiawn ami her year* MW
Atria nndrr fN e r*a&lt;a « f 'age Tayturytif Tajjaka* w «, ' mpreteti' au
tt in
lo r« Wlkb
(u (llta
fd—o.'S Rear!
I « » * • * 'lyt«i». «f»
jwrvo
* - re*
-- - —w
lel'v ara*b*l Mra. Vivian' Hyvwr '«i«l
L* " - . l " e veal
—*a , eUthea.
-i -*A-— Ia.itw
•O feji e n r J n .tW w t* al Urn Unit Umt*
erhwewoar
W If
that
you
aeVbr
wantnl
I
and
1
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K.
Ruby,
a
Kenturky
vltlal'vr of Ihr atllv* tlrpailnirnl o ' r f thr o'evrlopment af'reqh
or tha«*atim*o#wd f.'SN Jtmler-im
Hall
brown's
annual
dame
re*in'
again " Mrw. fhamp on
llur, Mr. Mpenctr bryan early to
wa* lu a nrai j&gt; 'hiaiar.
iiKrirlllllire, ilrllvrirtl nil iulrii'.l- ruin.
" I dbl make that *
N ra ily I.', _
years uf her life was
gather In bn* atorr* whh li maided will be prreenlarl lon yM nl 8 o'- lug lerli |e In ihr morr !lw i
A heavy delURr o f lain precrtlrtl
Mra. Brown retorted, "i
and from her
him III ael the aimin', pur hrmklliii elorV « l the Mialane Theatre in farmer* Whs hml unllii'ii'il on a apt ul in
I.. Mvlh'iivillr,
™.
the turnado, width marlrted into
make thr »*me »tatrni
rerritl. A* ii-ual, Imikir e hark e * ' ronjunrtlon wrllh the u-iml Vila- lopir which urg.il Ilir piumpi v- I pt miii'h oif (lie cat!) hUluiy nf
town (ram thr aoulhweit.
TUu
rr tl..... .
eaiur, n numhrr • f plmm- nrotlurllon Music for alt tha la d -litnrni of a Had.' al" how • that town wr*a lismlrtl (|*wn' •«
Iwlrler etrurk four blorka from nii'mlng.”
Ilolerrur Miller li*d
i gene,alien* uf her family,
fippmtunities prrtente*l tbrmaelv- t mg and danrr number* will be
tile huaise** il'strlrl.
•li.nply to nalorr ordti
In IH7M she moved ta l/ingwool
r* whhli would hate enablrd n furnished by Mciti'e five |&gt;l» e orSrhogl thildit'ii had varalnl a
Mrr. Bnmn *l»u rha
wilh her litiflMiiJ, und for the Pa-l
ntuih lower aime In have liern the thealra.
fram.- annea ami uiovetl Inin a
All plan* bate N-rn ramplelrd
reault. All even al Ihr end of lh*’
le i rralilrat'uu* who ale known l-t Ml yrnr- h*a llvetl thei*.
hr'rl, warJ ithtiol bulldiiiR an h nlr
It,
make
lh,.
-how
t
ven
be'lcr
I
ban
oevrnternth hole, hr muld Iwtr
Ten thihlrrn were N»rn to the
talk Itade u' hume nnJ jel who
befurr the anork wa* iletiiallabe&lt;l.
hail at li'Val It par had lie nrl *uli- I hoar of previnu* )rar*. The net* buy Ihrir (*im pn-h,. l » (loin out- isoipte. ull uf Ihrm now living. Her
Ml*. Aiwlrrann d rtl from Injur­
Mage
armory
ha*
hicn
t’r-Ignrd
'n
rn thrrv pi'tta on thr final holr.
of-lbe-alalr-ginw, ir. lie •» ,1 llui'. I'ngiMcis rtc; Ml*. II I.. Hen'll.
ies und shock. A. W. Andmaon. fit.
pink, blue Mid g Id l„ make n
Ft. Mye,*. Mia. J. II. Krelmiv,
mi,I, piatllir* mini It, illmmali l
had a rrushrd cheat ami the other
•uilaulr barkground for the br yli'
I,■(ore I he fartnriu ,'( III!, alnl.t A .lo till., N. C . Mr*. K. Gonaale*.
brother was auflrrlnR from bruint .hu* of (he t-ntlumrs of thr Ian
will huvr trlef. , luol , l*lmetl lloi. Miami. Mi*. I' F*. I'rary, Tamps,
ew and aliock. Mr*. Kan* ii-ceWed
if t a. Ii of ihr 12 lealdrnU •„ rvetjf Mi*. Il M Shipp, Sanford. Mr*.
ItJo b.ukrn anna, Mr*. Mererr,
liiiil; due o( tliar flr»l mimhrr &lt;m Hi*
(aimer In Sa- (old would purctut-o r,.|,'| i'e llp.'lmrth. H imingham.
rut* and bruise*, ami M as Andetliol. protcani w II lie u rhorua nf 21
only
houii- grow,. In, I* i,ml Veg- end Mr*. J I*. Ms,tin. Mata HNtf.
* &gt;a. bruler* and shock.
' *l rhlldran led hy Juunuc Aitairlht e l.hie-, u M'liiaikuhle st,',i wuu* I F’l«. lift nil* err Gen. I'. lu-wU.
•' A l lew*! u dot,a tilber perxma
I ongwoud. F’ red j Ixwl*. Ormond
rh* nnd George Andelami and followl«' unde Inward lh.' piurpcrily •(
were reported *1 ih lly hurt,
Heath, and W. A. letela. lumg•rat.i 'ng till* a lap t htiru* w'll "e given
III . peel ton.
IIre iy rain* were general uvrr
Thr puppilnieiulent tlenlrd Ihul
wood. Fhe I* nl«n tnrvivwl by I t
h* ‘ I liy IK rhildren. Tl'p well kn&gt;wn
lie nl»" telil II,e fnilM, I* lh.lt
a ratern and cenltal imrtluri* of ■he bad ever mallrbmaly. w hipped
H"'indagiu team nf N rtl), Winn uni olt tie ailment wn. lint .entlliu giitml t h I li' n.
tha (tale at the t'oM. Jlowrver, an any of ihr girl Inmate* und marl*
Sbr will I n- burled he.ldr her
Turner will lieiklvt u illffliult „ ul let'er* l « evn y elv.c oigauirii
early cheek fa&gt;ie&lt;te dUt loac tart- a binnkrl denial uf the otlwf
mimiirr, while Mi-i Duri* Jarkaun Ihn 'n I he alule whirl! rt*|Ue*l--l hli-hanl. who died alitir.t 22 yrnr*
oua damage tl-ewhrre.
thoigr* whh b Included keep Inr
will render an avmbatU tup Uanrc, uml urgetl lluil n tluile »l limn • ngt. In lie lu-wii family oh'i In
(Tallin*, employe ol the Mouth- girl* In handcuff., ke/ping lh* u
I nngw’ood remeltrv. A kilef re&lt;&lt;iuall&gt; a* diffi nil.
, a,n| sign he in-l lul.d ul icte,
weaUrn IJght * Fuwer tompa,i&gt;. In aolllary eunflnenient for l"eg
Mis* Kloi,, W inn w II give an pul only for Ihc p. r | .»» o( huviuc lit-iiMi* . p i tire n &lt;'hi 1*1 l hurth
WBS bilk'd when h,. tamr n cor- iwrlmlt and other rnrvorul p in alv
Im'lali n nf Matnlri
Chivallcr lie (illm il - lluile ul home, hut llie al la.nuwrtHNl whefe the Hev tl.
lack with a broken high voltage mini for InfraalNn nf minor rule..
nrwl will be suppnllrtl h) a thu^i* mt ii hunt* pnlronir. nn iN f'im - I'v ok la, .'Hi', nf Holy Crus*
l!"l-,'-p*l rhtir b ef S*„fn,d i* to
-| luive nevrr hioken th.'»kln nf
nf N,y» drt-*-ed In rvin'ng rltllu-a
• untjr « f your* |uihlui
ellbhile will pie rtle lk» final
The Mrrver Hunt* wit* dliyrtly a gill a'ntr I'vo laws at llie *rh"&lt;J
nnd wearing high .ilk hit*, while i-« *al| «tf ll»\rg*'tk*l***t»
and n e v r whipped • rlrl "B her
|‘nlll*u,,'ia w II N'
old
In I he |*ath of |he.tw|pter.
nnolhtr fratuir uf th, p.vamlu- gttilic uf )»iii frff»H*r cft |»un)t« •** r le
fliemt* uf the family. Tht RrlrkWltneaaco -a'd'lhc wind aertnr.! lwr« .kin." Mra. 1 (ibaaiph.n raid.
l on will lu- a "hula" ilanre by I I- finiii out of lown mM'l I sot mu*
TOKYO, Mar. ^0.
(A P ) —
•on Fnnrral Home ha* rharge of
to sweep along from 1 U la
20
Hr Mia* Nell Stewart.
uml *l»nl lio n* i« im»I m tmur »ohODpiahinn I * thr fftnrmnient of
B um
fret o ff III* grdmd. Score# nf
Hrolably (lie moat Ituuliful toe rrilitl (I for I (nil I* ilir her*', in • *•••
Milt r I In tunKin Iti rulmiiuitrd
email uulldlpira err re loosed ab.ui
dance numb, r will N&gt; llie -Han'* of i Ih* mo*! i Irti* vnljr n illhn’ iil
&gt;*r#trn)nv In Mi h I flgh l‘ng in
WASHINGTON, Mar. 20—( A l 'l
and vlealmyed.
m m i . iii * nt K’ i h i I.1, I i , n u r r I I It •!
whirlt tl drmuwtialor* «r»«l » c m — Three per*una were kill*al und
JBotlntaie. of Ihp damage rnivi*hmmful | n r?in ," ho mill.
ul |*tlU'rn»«*n » r r r lnjiin*‘l.
ned t » kill ora bf Ibe malnm. in 12 tajurej in a c llt . on t-.day uf
#d from 160AO to W flO O.
Th*- o lh o r v|makVt n f flu* rv rn *
I'ariyrlnv Imuum* rraJinir
a
yetUga."
and
that
althourh
»h*
a
bus
and
(nick
on
(be
WashingUoral teller ggoMlra offered ni j
tig m h v W . 21. I l i o l l . f r u ik rr«i|»
»«t|ir the rnitapt iltrt” and "Otrr*
wa*
sot
l*
tah''
rbarge
for
t*a
tan
lo
Klrhmond
h'gbwoy
noif'
ta ptraona whoa* Ho,nr* w p «
• |K-&lt; trtlikf. i f Jtrlittimille
II.t
thtnur (hr h ui dunam Mamtigiu hi
Th"
damaged. Uuteirfk a d wa* &gt;o' day* ska help*&lt;l quell thr di.tur- For! Humphrey*, Virginia.
•iihiiM i trtv •'Tin* iros'il for eti
aner.' '
/ '
■Nad are Mrs. W. II. Dudle)
»l
•m l tkr i f for*# ntitotig Iht* fur nt
IIIIKVAIIII. N. C.,aMar 20. - with stick* pobre wlu, hirtwl tlirlr
“ Tbor# ha* But bees a di^utb- lb,ter. N e* Jersey, llay Mortra « f
jk^linilarly !n
In I AIM A cryptic proiuNenf “ »la.t- way tu Ibe HI,I luiibling.
anrr pi ore that lime,** she «sld, 1‘urtsnioulh, Virginia and un un­
iniilinit mi«| |»u&lt;l. mg ft nil* tt l
The sic Ihousand pvbrrmen
aJSfng ""ur* la Ibe only In-liiu- identified man. Tin- wiidrnl &lt;*•
ling dcvilupnirnlawIlMn
the
YFRrlsIiltt. Mr, lltnli
ri|tr«r "1
tlca * f F* kind vr'th atudml gov- ruirrd on w narrow hr'dgr. The lamat 21 bnur* ramp__ v,-»lctday guard'tig the parliamentary blliklv
f i r M(frrt« i.$ nfnlr uiurh.lm*|
lli- in.v.l u'l'i
from PheTff
Kd I’allon, uf ing th a iC 'l
iv ln l.f
•
• .
Jure I were trralrd al . F«rt
rniimi'ubi&lt;»nrr |«. M. Ifhinlrs wit t
nnealwl 1 10 nf |hr ilrnmnvlrants.
Mm. fhamplan oald U o ’legi*Ut- Humphrey*.
Tlnn-vlvan'a
r
&gt;unly,
**
h,.
winkP IR A ,.iu ly M oir.'ih y-(A l')- A
Mcid'er* nf I ho Sriyukui )u,IIUIrv yoanwittre “ pralard Me fm l 1 r
r*l rn thr myitery inyplvid in iht
ygriakli prwprUgr of lh* type
•ll.api. aranrr Ihre* wrrk* ngn „ f **al (&gt;arly .lagvd lli* demon.Irawh'eh p n4on*l I'mherto Meddulma work I hod done sad aaid Ii waa
Mr*. Nnrtna Hh'imian, wealth) Id- t on ns a preliminary In intiodurJ
NCkk'aYOKK. Mqr. 20.—(A P I
« l * » ) *• famrsd waa blamed today the fa t a l o f II* klad they bad rvlien In lh* Diet lunmrruw o f a
r f •evo."
yrar-» Id widnw.
Marin* Muiamairu alrud* into n
for tha disaster which look |h«
mi'limt uf imn t.'nfidrnro in Ihe
Thi report aa iniblt.hoJ "marly
The
.
hoi
Iff
refuted
to
give
any
hearing
room
yraterdny
an
I
■*Uvew of Maddalrna and two r m - kaeakrd me rtaaa. ’ Mnr. Champcslcmt of llainaaurhl. -upporird
ntimatlon
of
lhP
hi*
a
fnr
hi*
pre.
(dained
tah)
Curm
llu.
Kahlrn.78.
A
T
IA
N
T
A
.'
Mar.
2
ll^
-(A
P
»
penloea. An Inquest ramm'aa'na I n aald, a« w.th tbolr pral.c. the
d'rtion uf a n r* Miualhn In rap by Hie Min*,ir„ (inafnrlty) party,
Inday f*M d that tha pro pel lor had legitlalpt* bod rumplltwonU-l Ibe It'* Uaptaia llo'.by Jin#* now. wealthy real e«latr optral r ami a
Prrialer llantagU'hi, severely
Ihe srn-alluo already i uu.nl in thi*
p
a
r
ly
'll
lh*
n
iu
n
n
l'n
ii
(hen
in
1hrokco.f«Mttlng the fasalage and .Korina arhuol hgud and a*!d that Word waa ncelvad hers Inday lhal
little resort town nf Ihr , North •hut Nnv. 14 hy a ml*guidr,| paI mttwa*. » * * n&lt;d i&gt;re*rnl.
P
ir
r
M
n
l
Hoover
he*
appointed
eavrr'ag
.the
main
part
*1
Hir
1
Carolina mounts n* by lh* fajltue Irlat,' only, rorrnlly yeaumed dl"Mr. K i llicit will nul he hr re
plane farm the tail. Noar uf lh*
Mra. rhampUa admitted i&gt;w « f the gvllvr. lawyer, mdiu and moyie
ef Mr*. Shipman la return lu bur rrt'Uun of hi* gavrrwrwent.
today.- h» said. "I have murder­
alar
rapla'n
in
the
orgam.cd
ir*
handruff* ned 0 etrwlght jm kil.
liandtom,. b iih. here afier vialed him.•
serve
o
f
the
United
HUU*
Arm)
Hayed the foring a hinlhcr al Senrra, K. I'-.
In h'a hand Mmarunrrn h*l&gt;l B
g from He Hrgiilaliona provide that e ape 1*1
Warrant* rharglnr aNhirllun
•err a girl re­ rveert* officer way be .ubjrci le *&lt; ryw-driv, r. lie raised II aluft.
J0I.IET. Mar. 2t&gt;.—I AIM— Frlliav* been I*surd f r tvcp vauing
"Ilrn* &gt;a *&gt;hal 1 did il with." be
in run away. -spec nl and rn'icel^nrou. duly.*
men Ju.- Hindi*)’ apd "Happy" aener* » f Hialravill* prison sought
Uml Rrpir.#nIlrown. who accomparlid th. w d In stags o riul and rwape today.
- H a r r y Mi
► fuuinl lb, cudy in KahW T O A tT ID B X T F A T A L
toM Ul« glr't
'*»'• abort llvsd. No priow lo 8*nem. and who are repvrt* Thr
_
' . , « **
n u i-l'e l)
furnished unrd lo have ran'ahed In two of her -oner* ware tclc**a»l. The disturb­
nartiurnt. He h*4 been
Mar. 20 aulomohile* nb*ut a week after ance consisted principally nf
V p a.ildy 20 or 30 limes.'*
Kaydougb,
ahe Fad dropped from a'ght. They
NKWHI’ A I'M I MAN IMKN
(Kaam laer Gonoale* aaM.
today when
1
l i f t Mar. 9.
Ibirr,'. a former cincdoy*
NF.W OKI KANH, ||ni. 2"
B l sa* oceuae'l of InlhnnT A M P A — L a r g e s h ip a w ig. o f
lla'hl
lh IN irat ratals maa'e I API H ralh ir.ta i pdf)
orange Juice be ng
made
from
jgife i„ ..pnrat'on peuctod- Mm I ill T. Ilurk'ga/gift. fosnag
laugh
tb l* placw.
■ ,
,
glttuied mole then a year editor pf th« 71 »M 0*F h*&gt; unr.

T*»S»TiiMtramrHe'aV! a nWe'tFdatT"“

TWO ARE KILLED,
MANY INJURED IN
OKLAHOMA WIND

Takes&gt; 71 fo Surpass
' Record Established'
L a t e l y by Brother

DUNLAP UNABLE EARLY SETTLER
TO C0M.E HERE. IN THIS SECTION
TAYLOR SPEAKS DIED YESTERDAY

Tornado Cuts Path Of
Desolation Trhough
Mid-Western Town

Emphasizes Need For Mrs. Caroline Lewis,
75, Succumbs to Ill­
Biiy-at-Home Policy
ness A t Longwood
As Aid to Formers

Dancimr Pupils Of
Betty Ball Brown
To Appear Tonight

wVJkHN'GTOR, Mar. 2 0 -(A F |
fH aitl* Nathan. aaiUtgnt a'ras|r of lh* bantu of InreaUrafaii
I Iho department of juatlca, aa 4
ht aiflit tha i w l of Paul F.
assay, ln Aknm. Ohio, followed
kfernullon luppllad by I be navy
rpkrtmeat that ha waa a itiap'ci[ Nothin^ w n f«iUoomlnff front
tha aary departmiid, however, re­
gird ng tha arroot.vf Kaaray f ur
alleged threat* of sabotage aga'uel
the giant n»*T (H tM la -Akrtm.Tbo arreet wag rpad« after an lnvoatlgatlon o f, aeteral wrekr, orderad In Washing taw. ,
I ' Malkao Mid thatr laformaHon
waaShat Kaaaay had latawdod U
daaaage tbe h\rr air rrafl.
, Ttoilaveetigalion, he added, wail
e r ttw * on th* grvund that federd droaerty wai endangered.
/Uevit. Commander C k # h * K
figeadahl. ranking aary uffietr
fP glto^tlrsh 'p*. declined lo romexpivaaed rel rf when
'^ ^ ■ n d lr a l, I that Ihr g '.a t
now n-.arlng mmpl«t!un,
J F a to been damaged.
^ k M t s h l. one of tb* survivor*
h w jtl-alarrrd .Slwasndoah. unW A jltr had brep designated
. I M M h r at the new ship.

ks Probe Of
i Seizure Of
an C itiz e n
K), Chile. Mar. » . —

9 1C. Bethvnea, AmeHir for I he General MoM0c« Corporwllua
in
free under ball triday
Md«r William 8 . Cul| the fresign mlalalrr
tote* asking an p R!*gtlon ef the rirwinat whkb U * American
MommsaWado fur
►action with a tlfiQOs
Il wgaiaaNhlo f rn».
(M artwotod Tuesday
th a m i by
firm lirvolvWlomoblv*

Several Iniured In
Street Fiahtinp: In
Capital Of Japan

a PerHonH Killed, 12
Hurt In
Accident

“KevelationfT Are
Promised Within 24
Hours In Mystery

Variable Propeller
I# Cauae of Wreck

(

Man Enters Court
Rooih And Declares
He KHled Litigant

'

U.S. Reserve Captain, (

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' PENTLANd, GRAY and MOORE
A c c o u n ta n t! and A u d ito r*
f l n l NatleanJ Bank Bulldleg

mtry's Most Volu­
b le Tournament
Jets Started Today
A M I BEACH, Mar. 1»— ( A f )
• golf'ng (Teat last night
hi up prattle* play for today'e
renewal ef the nalion'a rich,
tournament, and tba
the eeaien
Ml,tournament,
tfaaer e f the lucratt# Bjulh FlorM g.Uake— the fourth annual ftft,W La Derr# open.
V i* * * entry Hit, betting a recoid
U t names, read like the roller ot
AJtoka alumni meoclnllon t* namr
aflat name ef frequent headline
W e d netted was lifted In pairings
far today'e opening of the 71-hole
etoeetc In repetition p i prerloui
{dan* participation.
’ Landing the reunlbaur* wee Wild
M l Melhem, who etrode La Cota,
U l i and Us myriad sand trap*
1 M 0 with a *86 that cqppetl
tha W.000 flret prlie. Rlght.beM W him were Uertea Bmfth, who
Wan,the IK S erent at he tut a
■alden comet swath scrota golfing
ahlaa. and lnhaa&gt; ..Vaarell wMTaoe
e f the cfdwn In 10* 8, the flirt
foo t ot the high moneyed event.
V 0 l r Walter llagen, back In the
yglknlng after a year of compareth e alienee from money table*,
(ten* Saracen, Johnny
Golden,
highest money winner to far In
1M1, Denny Hhute, WHIIf MacFarton* and W lffy Coc, champion,
at. the 11)1 li.temallehal four-lei’
■ n &gt; n at Miami, Ralph Guldahl,
Tbny Manero, Heart Culcl am
J*a ; Turneta were other prim •
■tot club swinger* who prepared
td'ehoot It out lha nett three day*
.ttr.h (lice of the meney.
Three of the natlon’e leading
ptnfeealenale— Leo Dlegel, George
Vto Kim and MacDonald Bmlth—
eftre net among the entrants, hut
with these eiceptlene, s large pririerttoa of professional golfd tin's
Stars were ready for lha conleal.
. WJxflrld Day, Chicago) John dr
Hminfit, London) Rsdmap - Wenamator, II, Philadelphia) George
Doykjian, Atlantic City, and Uonl*
an Gibbons, Tampa were premtn•fit among the amateuie.
i ' l * Garre courae, scene of the
Florida winter golfing climax, and
habitat of this resort's exeluilta
vMnter golfing den, yawna with
(rope throughout It! M il-yard ill•tawge, with the long dog-tone'M U hole the gtaveyard o f a
dred championship asplrallone,
l u course has * par e f 71 trtn.
th* hack teas, which are to be utvl
Ip the three-day play.

I hr rfrfH l would h* rWO^OO.OOO
on I he uxpwtottoa Uut 8* 00,0* 0.mjii wBuU p.-evlOo for v*Ur. aat’ loam through May. The reqoeal of tho veterans’ admnl*tintor for WOp,000,000 mora than
thl» (Irate by Apr. tt uparl tkM
lalrulallon. Mine, nUo *&gt;t Imatrd
f 1 ,000,000,000 would bo required
la meet all loan applicatloaa.
The treaanry did net aamninro
■what art Ion would b*.' taken to
rail* the additional fundi but It
WJ»* ronaiderrd poaalbl* Ueatury
Wll* wjuld be tolJ on a diacount

va n mao
TAm» u» w &lt;
6f 1 U M O ,
iin note *oe
COACH, TO I
Ut* M i l l

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Ml 311 PC-OwLT:l3FV
fc ? P o u t GOAJ.8
(• A t * t : 8AiI- ) 1H 7-CTUAt*.
COMPITITiOO Wi.-MOOT ,
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la a l. . ( * • » • * * &gt;
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uulrr.1 III be and appaar and answer
I... Hill « f C.imalaial nled In lh r
■ lint r n » lid rauaa on lha l|n da*
ot April A. f t l l l l . tka aaiar balsa
a lln lr lia r o f lb l* f a a r t a l Ik *
,-ourt llouar In ’ Oanlord. fen ila o lr
O a n t y . Klnrlda. and mwn ta ilu r*
thrrrto, raid bill •■( Paam Ulnl w ill
b* lahrn a i fw lr a r a d Or I mi and
th- rataa* *roeo*d aa earl*.
. V I T I t m n r kaad and llir » f .
fir In I **al ot Ika tlre tiU Court u(
lh . lu s tily .Ililn l Judicial .Circuit o f
Ib r m a u o f F lorid *, la and • for
Prtnloolr CnanISV Klnrlda, an Ibki
Ib r ll l i d » r o f March. A. f t j » 8 1 .
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ItHnmrtJMC Aft-. '• •kamplalnaai.
aod f e A - M r M W f la ^ rfa a d a n l. I.
I " K. Wo»W aa Me«clal Waaler o f
„ M iV u r i. by.sold final dorr** ■!&gt;»•
i*.l„l*d , *b »ll o ffe r for *a l*
and
Vail al liubllc i.nlrry
••*»&lt;•** ••&gt;»
I ‘aa rl lln a** Ilf Unafofd. gcmlnoj*
■‘uunly. KlnrMa. nd Mnndai. lb#
•lh ( a i nf April. 1*11. Ik * earn* k .
i t * ■ iin ir lia y .n f In i*
b»iw rrn Ibr Irani hour* « f rate.
fnllnw lna dr»rrlh *d n»ol*»Tle
laalo In drmlnuloL’ounlr. Klorlda, to.
W ll!
.
tail S» « f *mrnda«l Plal o f E d s*,
wood Hriolnol* ••oumr. Florida.
arvordlNR
|&gt;l»l lh r r » " f rw».
i.n'r.l In fln t Iwoh S. n os* f*.
I'uM Ir HrrnrHv Of Krmlnolo
•V n a l* . Kb»rld».
Ilr f l.r d l«lal
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get breakfast
quickly?

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delicious and nourishing for
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lha T w an ty.lh ln l JudlrUI rirc u ll
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nf Ib r Nlalo -if Florida, In and far
FON K r M l.ll’ ATION.
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A.
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certain run*# llirrrh ,
prndina.
r«»mgUti»aat « hrr. In r.Ml|l|&gt;: liA lJ&lt;l.i:v 11A lt.
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ilha rrrpondrtor. that 1. U F. Ih -il*. • w &gt;:bt t m » » m o o I IK lo w .
as Fnarlal I l M i i r by M id ,lr ,r r r F A N * . IN C - K#H n a r t k ▼ » » » “aepolnlr,l. rhall o ffre for M b nml
Von aro hrrrhr nollfb-d nnjl. »r.
rrll |n I hr hlabsal anil lo rl hlddrf •tulrad is ba aa4 f«Manr-sad an.
fo r rikh at publli* aurllou, bafntr ra «r lb- Hill nf romplaloi (IW »

Three Lose Lives In
Early Mornine Fire

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FORT MYPIRB. Mar. 18— (A P ) Uwaim. ami Bewill, Hptlns.
( Continued I ram Page One)
- D m Millar’, doubla In lha Ulh
outbreak. All mnimunlration *Hh Inning ilruvt In ths ton that gave
the oulelde world wae aeverad by ths world's champion Philadelphia
prlion authnrll'ra and all iinana- Athletic a an 8 to 7 victory over
era were aearrhed *-*jUay for weap- the Brooklyn Dodgers here yes­
one but none was found.
terday.
The defeat liroke the
Thr
short-llfed
mutiny
In Dodgrrs' wlining streak of eix
Hlaltavllla prison by IWMJ howling consecutive games.
ronvb ia, the volcanic climax to a
Score:
It. H. K.
week of atlflad rebellion, ended Brooklyn Oil 000 040 10—7 17.6
with five tmlldtoga prey to Dra Philadelphia.... ........- ■ and tkrr*
mullneaie woundad. . *,
too ooo i i —a i* 5
Damaged Was estimated al |300,Quinn, Tburaton, Gatllvaa and
Pldnlch) Grove, Rummrl, Mellon000.
‘
Th# cowed rrmalncr were aafcl) alil, Krausae and Cochrane, Hav­
In ihHr cells when the first nm - ing.
pauy of alat« militia matched
through the prison gain at &lt;
1 :i 0
I ’. M.
Surging into a furious start In
tha prison chair factory, the re­
volt spread until nearly avery con­
vict out of hi* rrll hsd j lined to
I.YNN, Mas*., Mar. 1 » ^ - ( A P ) widen dratrurllpii.
Rn.. (Continued rrem rage One I
Threa person* loot their liven yeaBefore a P. M„ Wanton Henry
. e f tha famoue -Athlitki. Till* C. IM I ami |&gt;Tl*on guards had sub­ Sr,-.. .
R .II. K teiday whin fir* deitrqyrd the
aaue to played each year at lh* dued the rioter* and by 3:30 flre- New Y rk .. Olu 010 * 0 l - 6 I I I Iannx hotel with an aeUmaled lea*
add a f the training season, and
81. Lou I* . .100 007 00*—8 10 4 of IIM.000. Eight p*r»ona were
tha aandact of tha players In It U
II. Johnson, Ruffing and Per- Injured while a score mlaaed in­
used aa a basis for their appoer- licking flame*.
kina; 8 . Johnson, K au fra:», With- jury or death by narrow maryin*.
Outside tl'e walls, a cordon of
anca to farther games during lb*
erell and Wllauu, Mancuso.
Three bodies recovered were
Mason.
Thertfore, the aecond highway paliolnten and Htjr imiIP p
Identlf'ed aa thoa* of Arthur Har­
kept
guild
ago’-ist
c*expr»a,M
l
•
•trlrg players exert themselves lu
W INTER HAVEN, Mar. IS — vey. hotel ctorki Arthur N. Yaung.
aa i f f art to make a good Imprse- hurried r rum of prtoomr* kbowed (A P )—The Bt. Louie Browns took in, of Ht. Alababt. V ft th# care­
all
wer#
aafcly
bialdr.
alto an the wsry iranagvr, and
tha Phillies Into tamp yeatonlay,
The second major upHtlng In a 8 to b. In I I Innings, Gray held taker of • Nahant ratoto and Mar­
a Jam-up game Is tha result.
tin T.aver*. formerly
connetltd
week,
amplified
duplicate
uf
a
re­
Baaebair* moot lUualrtous narnts
the National* to three runs In the whh a shoe company here.
rspruaunted In th* line-up. bellion al Ihp old alal# I" Ison aiven Inning* he worked,
Tho
Th* Hr#, wh'rh started In a
hy Lefty Grove and Jimmie arroea tba town, had Its inception Phil* tied the srere In tb* ninlb
tw a. uf the most popular among 180 ronvlcta In the chair with two ruts o ff Htlles, but were m'nlalurc golf courae on the flret
floor of lh0 building Just before
II playete e f lha last flvu farloiy.
helpless thereafter.
A* If by prearrangement they
l|r*v* will alart on the
Heoio:
R- 11. 8 - daybreak, ra-*ed through the fliora
»o rapidly that flienren found It
mound fee lh* Drat teem, aad will |r11 their suachlner), |«uune#d on ht. Luula (A )
•
ha followtd by Uforgo Kpnuhsw, three guards, til tulihd* of Inllain- . ____ 100 000 103 08—S 13 I Impose bl* to learrh all moms for
trapped persons.
f * tha 'huge hutlrr from* IlaHImorv. mu jIv mat*riel ami pushed how- Philadelphia (N )
f t Tha’ first' airing lint-up will bu I'ng Into the yard. .
000 310 003 0 0 -6 18 3
Keene* of -Btenae excite mrnl
. tha earn*, with i&gt;n« eaiaptlun, „&gt;
From adjoining atroclox* ,onDray, Bill.*, Klm,ey. Herbert, am# enerted as the gussts streamthat Which ciaaned up the *Bt, Louie vlcta pouref out. ealxed turthc* nnd Young) II. Elliott, Benge. id from Iheir room*, firemen bent
, Card toil* In the World Mtitoe leal and appl'rd tham quickly to lh* Klileld*. BU-ner. Bcheaalrr, J. Ki­ t » the'r urgent tosh and help ruahfaR,' iJ'inml* Foxx, lh* hsndsom* laundry, th# »hoo and carpenter ll At and MrC'unly, Kinaa.
rd in from nearuy cities.
Pol* 'from Pennsylvania, will be ihj|&gt;, tbr garage and thp &lt;1 n » »
On* brdy was found with
'...e t 'f l m ba*#) Max Bishop wll) n u ts .
O A K IA N D , Calif.. Mar. III.— Its hand clutching a telephone with
', handle second baa*) Jo* Itoley, aaConst
Ibrn, alniust Idddpn In thp bil­ (AP)—Oakland* INtlflc
, ether. Ualtlmor* star, will play lowing smoke, they gathvird In toegvt repraaentatlvea defratei which th* vkt m probably had atlarepled to call for help.
krt *kastial«Pt Jlram'a Dykca at thlnl Dtp o|*n yard.
the Ptttibunfh Pirate# la an axTwa pellremew who arrived tar, • kaaet Bing Miller, lh* vtWiaa, in
(taught up In Dip turmoil, tba lilbltlon game hsrs yestorday 3 to
B n l W Held I Mula Haas In refili-r Rev.' El flu* Weir, Catholic ehup- I. There wea IIP to klttlrg and an ly, attempted I# tgS IV the upmS'
r-‘ (to lti- Mickey Cochiene, worM'i lain, planded fut a respite. Yh« extra his# »asts. It » M th* aec­ lloors ef th* kulldlag to Naarth
T kaat .catcher, wlU b* bihlnd th* runvleta aoawerad h'm with haoU ond ctntiwt of a eeitoa, Pittsburgh ef trappet peraoos. Tha elcvapllla, and He gar Cramer In left
l-ir Jammed batwtkdl floor* oh to
and cries of *W r went a new having token lh* flrat.Tuesday.
G*td, ' The aaly name missing ll
Bcoid:
R- II. E- the I la me* racing on thato fleiy
peril, board) Chang* (he parole
v', U f t o f Al Blmmens, tb* hemsquasi made an oven uf fhe’i cage.
Pittsburgh (N )
’
V tea aiaggir ami neruof the World * board!’’
Wanton
1
1
1
1
1
w§*
In
hi*
offlc*
si,'- l u l u , who has net yit coma to
across town whut Ural word uf Oakland ( I T )
• term* alih n . nl« M*rk.
000 0M 03*—8 I I
Ibe uprU'ug icarhad him. • ’• S
Th# line-up of the second learn
Kramer. Drant and Kinney.
II* ntshad to BtoUevilto, walkJP'-QoA• only lara rookies, or minor
PhlUIpe; I'oaison, Ortmea and
n.k4
*
lq»au# playeia an It, Johnson, play­ id Into the yard and untoredi
’’Back to your crtls, boyar
.
hi* center field, ef the Portland,
A churua af Jeon was It's an*Or*r&gt;n. teem, and Klsaey, N it
NEW ORLKANB, Msr. It).—
^ . -Daid, I n n tha American Assoc la(A F | —A saven run bloweff la that &gt;
Uehlal
him
wv&gt;»
gathering
arm­
r
Oo«. Other, aia To.ll, last yesi
rtoth Inning at th* sxpeoss « f '
&gt;;• whh the Red Sox, at first bascj ed guard* frum ‘U p outer watts. Koxto Uwsea, yearling hurtor.
H* gave a crUa ecdtV, and two
reel the Cleveland Indies* th*N
shots crarklrd atom* the •barieto'
heads.' N * aat m evfd jl
' . ‘ •’■aFa". ha »al 0.
baqh-. af
yea’ll be aheL"r ,’
l
Than tb* (UArdk&lt; Dt*d tow 'Into
Ibe maaa af alhawlhaf. mqts, T V » »
o f thorn f e B - K d t ^ d ^ W w w i .

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IN I'I A.V MUCHD VII.MOH. INI?.,
a n .r,»iratl.ia, r l at.,
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�Xnimy almllir dlatti
makes one wonder

bln, rer«lU
jralm and
ither our prUon ayaUfeia all wrong,

Ha bad wit and h* wa* clever,
H i « • • sharp *rd tie d m ■!
But qp man can live forever.
On Uih' magic o f a trial.
bniUHhan the prisoner* their watch,
t may wojk when first you do It,
-gfcgjvriwonii
ijt' It e M Id ‘he txTm jn-ip|n*_hoa»*v
lima the crowd ceaa
doe find* within our‘penitentiaries are
[Bury pcrple. With referenda le 'th ld .object lut In
thmigh IL
Sbr.
violators
they are In the fJyht place bateAatW
W make the following; TocomSM*.
? And'more dationa:..
'
• ,„ V
lie used up H i best fret quickly.
p.worat Ttlftsa (a ) Abellah the offlre of stale
Ho another one he tried;
arlWIte the tax equaliser.
m
m
ik
w
:
V '| . . There'* no doubt ■he worked It
all-kly.
:tmt a email
(b ) Aboltah the ahVH fish com­
But It aoon. * 1 1 put aald*.
« L 1 We ns- mit* Ion, the tame comtnlaaien and
b, the moat tha forestry board and c ra te one Victim* prattling to oath other
furred Mm to attempt another.
commission to be known a , the I
*
!«tM»&gt; cannot pot* conssrvatlon oommlulon.
Soon the word » * * passed about
(r&gt; Abolish the hotal cometIs.
ire tftttt there fur
him: ;
•»tHit’ ‘ their treat- slim and require such powers and
“ tVhrti that fellow near you
boutd be atarvetl, duties as may be necessary te be
tthdrtan; tha|*.:il
stand*
a ayatem would performed b . the beard of.health. Never trait him, nlweye doubt
(d) Abolish the boil'd o f public
him,
'tdeiHaatlon. But
Watch his finger*. »*l:h hi*
madn. that they
find any betl of welfare. •
hanihil"
&gt;
(e) We realise that there are
thin, tha
' ahoold not be fur*
pate, de foie irnis. mire judlelsl circuit* In the stale Thus by warning* else preceded,
lhan ar* necessary. We belWve
id aa a &lt;rest curu at (hat It Ik practical to eliminate aix (Ilevertr, smarter tricks he needed.
the
red probably sevsn of the judicial What seemed e*ty * now grew
lit*
i11*I■—we—ell'B’* j*** ’ •'**'*'
elisulU * f Ihe- state wlthoak- hnc __ .
II 1|UIIIB|
ttwl
prIrina the efficiency o f the ad*
But h* aecrrwil the w*yu of men.
kets, U*&gt; trInlstretbn o f Justice,
one i
earn Ms If
Hlill believing he routJ work some
Bit of cunning now .end thrn.
( f ) Tbs commissioners to tbs
jupreme court cost 922.600 pea an- But. though rlevel ly hi? plotted.
___ _____
__________________________ jerved in Irvin. We recommend a constitu­ Everybody had him. ipoUetL----tha mere iMUHpiOTe dlitkstafui'to him; M «r*of this type tional amendment creating an ad*
are laugh and growing
art pretty apt to comipialn
i"\ about everything anyway. dltlonel Justice fo r the suprems Time* tougher,
rodrl,
end
that
the
commU*
toner*
■ t 1*a ruio
rule- not
nnf poor
none folks,
fnllr*, in
Ju mis
this
Criminal! at liberty arc as
llsrv he U at thirty-*!*,
be abolished concurrently ' with
d«y and tima money comes- rather caity
day
easy to them, and aa the adoption of such constitution- Ju*t
another clever duffer
•
long aa- they remain beyond, tho
the reach of the law they al amendment. This recommend*Absolutely out of trirlra.
accustom themselves to Maurice. In prison they ure apt tlph will m u lt In the eavlna of And the ycara which lie Iwfur
him
' ■
the'best.
t i ■■■ •
i
f 1 .1 ,&lt;KtO per annum and wlH enable
Ihe supreme court to work In t* o Hold a sorry pro*pert for him.
prison warden and his assistants have quite
probiorit In dealing
thtg typo and If they ha
have divisions dhd will give an odd
Hng with men of tht*
to reaort to macnine guns occasionally when riots break numbdr of Justices so as to prs- '&lt;

Tf|&amp;i$re

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To Women of1
It Means, N e w
To women o f diaccrnmait .lt Alcana -a
Yowcll-Drew’a for new apparel fdr' they ki
ran
II
__ find here new and correct fashion*, lighter
in
mood and in color— variety o f selection*— and treat y j
o f oil, quality merchandlac.
•
A few of the outstanding fashions you vyill find v
here nwniting your consideration:
• ' * '•J l-’i
.The dressmaker coat in qkipper blue or a}tdifnKtiiahlHl black with which Is:worn crayon, paatet
frock o f ssflk crcpc or georgetto. plain or printed.
The mlingote, so smart this season, in plain’ tlJk____
cFTTW, nfntchrnp or "ion i mating with u . plain or
printed tlrcss. ‘
,
&lt;&lt;■•The smart silk suit or jacket draw for tho young
womnn hi ldp length, finger tip or bolero jacket

‘r&amp;Sfc

iml Theater Mai
for Burglar*— b

II1wdy.
Machine* w ill. p e h i dlsplac*
MSI hi thu age, **ys Henry Ford,
lo f aa long aa men themselvea are
.; v W * thoqght wo w lf*- dtssmlAg-

Sheer chiffon flocks for formal and hend-formatoccasions are in plain pastels or printed.' ‘ Littlo
jackets add much to their smartness.
Spectator rports costumes are moro popular' tthnr
ever and of course tho jacket Is n necessity ifi
this classification.
White with color eomrnat leads, with sujnu styles favoring embroider:'. on
the dress and tiuilllng on the jacket.
The 1B31 Master faslijons are so vuried and Inter*

' * f hsiihi ilay* wbef, s*g r*M that out, perhApa H&amp;U ;the qnly ^ay U&gt; control them.
v a a estate nepr flcarwaUr paid the
it1&gt;*r day for lloa.OOQ.aB taah.

Somebody Eftse Paid The Bill

Florida has more

He left the ulcctrlc light burning, in the lower hall, and
male*, en analyilt of U»d MOO sea*
"aua rrvr»l*, pravtng;; w* nuppeyt, t burned all night. Ills landlady paid the bill; . In Idle
that Flurlds I* a mtnly stata.
moment* In the office, and aomehow ha had manv Idle
-.

moments, he scribbled on the office stationery, ruining
nslve paper and envelopes in the o^uraa
employer paid the bill. Every where .he
iah use of “ public supplies'' and. lasted
«rty with amaxlng abandonment. BoHte„.J MU.
Supplies for which he paid ,with his own nalkfr he
regarded'qullk differently. He never sat down and sefib
)l«d on the handsome paper he bought for hi* special' 1sttern. Ha did not burn ctbctricity needlessly when hU own
quarters ktpt tha meter' running. He did not'leave his
letuonaf-cake uf soap In the washbowl. He did not take

And right un top of the sew#
th*l thv middle » * t I* having o f a month,
heavy rains, thr Bed Crus# an- w#nt he me
'^jwuntv* that It hasjrsnchsd l|*
other people
• g lOfiWflOQ goal f o r drought ro­

t ';
John I&gt;. ncH-kvfvUvr hsd a railL f r*ad m ivril lu prrw-nt the tvalm
fyoih Mimklhg 'up his vstath at
Twfolown. Mure hr'* hshdUd the
t‘ smokr nitnet ion *o wrll, he should
rj cee»ldcr thr IlipHir prublsm. .

I*' ImiKnalble for the memlirr* of
lpa -Jegl'laluiv to study thl* bill
and vote Intrtllgrntly u|K&gt;n III
many Hum* therrln remained tin

■ Wlhtrr visitor*
contemplating
a ivlatlt rrliirn mirth should vegd
r*1-'yjirA «vt,rUlrd l*rr.n
ilory fit
J r Tlflrat'sjr irrillng (ho ddntty-' &lt;ii
\ ' th* «nowr *ln;m In th* lower Inks
, . region nhkli jilsilvn-d wlndiMsIU
h * n j Mill rrfilitihl* nurrylng hark
P "*•
house f i r thslr fur overH af Dkughrrty, former bnnksk
•ad biolhr; of llarvy Piughsrijt
o ft Teapot Home fame, hat been
U m n g e d to ten years In tha PM
fro * "alwlrarllnv funds from the
defunct Ohio Ht*U Bank", I f you
want on# example qf ,th« fulutty
hf^pMkrdnris, wilnet* ihiLflaujih-'
arty bvoiher*.
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—
:
- AS the warden of 4o|l*l t*ii».Uj
during tho pilsen riot, tha'guards
ettfaied the pr I* oners to
stand one'kind and'anothit,' might ch«k
hack. When they
ns fused
(he would be called, plain thievery, If
I U JU"
gu^fda flysd low Into tha mats ofmen. Three o f thsus fall, oae-ef
Uieat shot fn Ihe head. Wonder
« h | t would hsv* happened if th*
guarsis had fired hlghT

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name tamlencien that
-apaden were ulway*

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It hto alwajA wantkd ta me that ksill aftfr rkrath and What accslth# far-sIghtM1ndn Is Ike hsppl- drstlsn a friqr% bodyJd|Ulni ba-

Wa've gft ntura'MwThen w# can break t
—Clmlilhatl Kflqulrtr.

There ain't-no nss
Thf* blek« to ktr—

Hi'e got the tfsp*
And It ithT.hid. '

Isiil thr bill Is ,repotted ewrly in
(he session. ThlJ luiiimltts* thrreforo recoinmcnuo e JolAt rmtolnrten 1e b# Introduced nL tho begin­
ning of t)*o attalitn, requiring the
appregriatlon ronimttite to report
thd appropriation bill during thv
firit 30 days uf the session, *n a*
to give tvery memlwr of the leg­
islature nn opportunity for an In­
telligent study of tho hundred* uf
items (Autolncd In this bill.

WORLD

TELLfN

!'Ww^ Thal ltllU^-

est With that
early cultWiU

landing'try

rind pi# In tnlng 1 » n rstmundlng fromTnr pave­
th# habit o f er&gt; ment and after diopplng through
• I by tlhnhlftg to rpsce for say a quarter of a mile.
• ••
b* obtkjhod.
Thla habit of abstract specula­

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FIcTidaU fcanVtw' sltudtUk I*’
tg strongdet ‘of all 49 statb*.
faridu took Itg trouble* first and
Prut to reiortr. It can bo ddfin*
MK-anld now that the wArak la
A r " t)iat th* #Ut« has*. e(tried
nBf'up 'h'lt. Th* amehttw* not
a hiadi oi si night u«l In' a W a d i

mptwa/. H sAU;b« a steady pud,1

3d Y ear*-of Rrrvlce

quality Hid It.

t* ton of Jha porch and tkencs to
mlAsncr n Ttga City Halt,' whkrir
remained fo r a period o f two
sirs until'a change Inf Ui*-t,lndl
r.'lbe embattled voters caused mr

Stop appropriation for soil

(n) Rraljurale s’un# of the
money now going to permaqrnt
Ida HU la hotpllfl, tho Womrn's
college, tha Hrbcwl fo r the Deaf
qnd th* Blind, the Negro rallrg*
and the university, wkithi money
should l » used in ta reduction.
(b p
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HH
H Rreroimnem
H I..
.tha reallo­
cation of, th* one rent tax upon
gasoline now ‘going to the slate
redd department, which amount*
to |f,.100,000, to that this sum
may b* used In vllmlnatlng state
ad valorem taaso, (In this connec­
tion, If It I* found necessary that
revenue be appropriated ’ to the
stale read dspartriHA In liru of
thd 93.300,000, lu thla Item men­
tioned, we recommend that th*
proceed* front th* !nb«riUu&gt;r* tax
be appropriated to th# gU te road

tion,' Indulged In white balancing
on- a beam fnK fa r from tho midp
ding crowd.' distracts eng front *
proper appreciation of th* viaw,
So I gav# that Job up after a little
dip which 1 need' not ilearrlb**qtbrv than to say that It did not
roeult fatally for tha perform or. department, gee Item N*. 3-h.).

Hoeing Uni world In the navy
Is, all right, too. Many and many
thd tlmd l ustd te sit sloft on •
is forcfiJ tho lowtr I attHbuU to ta'kuBknl spdV and drsaru o ffa l
at porih* lawk' nikj dusky maldbei add

dluef a-y‘people—which Is to *ey
my Undledy and hor cat— that I
wotild be berk shortly «nj oeltlo
up for th* lu t wean's‘raid. I frit
pretty, nice signing. rnVmlr “Your
Aff.^aUMh'NmWllrJyfc But'It
W«* , expensive* tn% v#

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fi&amp;teg^«AUlnlr.g'thdF.K

lias'bythht dMs'hsY
ery,' held

Traitor wad a foreigner picked

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", Flit your (auk with Two Fisted Blub Sunoco, and let thla nncx, celled motor fud bring out a ll the power your tcar

! Test it in your own .car for miles per gallon, miles per- dollar,
power on hills and its knocklcss charactcristlcSf against any
gasoline ot1motor fuel regardless of price.
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Wup-Wnh Ur, mit*-

V t all herd;" w *i' Int'
svtr before.
yeHtl-af-skw'

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�•jp a **, auUtrri by Mina Deulah ,i
flpan. Thn«r prcent w w : Mm.
M3 C. Ilagin. Mm. II. II. Ilill, ,
1fr*. J. H. Ovlatt, Mm. J..I* Chap­
X color .cherae qT gi**n and
man, Mm. A. I . Kelly, Mm. I.n(o ld v ia cmphaniztd at Ih* bridge
|Wr Ill-Mi r, Mm. I. E. Eatrklgc,
party given Wedneiday aftrrooon
Mm. II. C. M &gt;oi« and Mia. Beulah ,
by Mr*. \\. C. IHU at hrr home,
I POO Magnolia Avenue, ih honor
o f the member* of the Young MaIr tn'i l)u pi ratc Club. Vaan* and
bow|g nf aprng flower* and fern,
daveloplnc "the choaen r e l e r
«hrm e, were an anged in prohieComplimenting th* member* nf
lon about Ih* room* where Ih*
t » * "Eight O* Clut" Mm. Ho.*
guefta wn&gt; entertained,
Ad* m» i nlerimned With ■ bridge
Throufhr ul the nftern.mn diipllparly Wednesday aflrrtmnn
st
calc bridge wa&gt; enjoyed and at a
her home on Myrtle Avenue. High
late hour near** were added and •core pri**, *llk 1 'ngerie, went to
priira awarded. High acore pritea,
Mm. I. I). Hart.
novelty mnkc.up boxeo, went tu
Adorning the room* where the
Mra. J. T. It ilgr and Mm. E. F.
n
Ilouahotder. At the t*a hour m- fm * t« were rnteria'nrd w ««
fie-hmenti were *erv*d by
the profti.ion of hiu* forget-mi'-nnla
hnatree. ai*l*ted by Mra, D. D. and p nk aweet pea*, emphMit'ng a
Carwall, Mm. J. D. W oidniff and color scheme of pink nnd blue. Th*
lira. E. F. It .upholder.
Tho*r prevent wer*r Mr*. J. P.
Ridge, Mr*. W. W. Pali*?, Mra.
ANTIQUES
U. D, Caiwcll, Mra. J. D. WoodMils. FRRII T. W ILLIAM S
nitf. Mia. It. J..Holly, Jr., Mm.
Cat Flowera
K. F. Ilouihnldrr, Mra.- W. A.

Her^Bridge CIul

Office Telephone 148.

Mr*. Kronen Honored1
A t Bridge Luncheon

Meting of the
the First Christbe held at' Ik*
iwtfcBookem' d a a* o f the
( M b t ChiArh will hold
rr'aabetlng at the home nf
B. Winemaker at 3 o'clock
I, John Yanghp, Mm. I.
Mya. J. W. David, Mm.
rwr.aad Mrs. a C. Priest

Jmalon will bold a prayor meot*
I p t '* o'clock at the church
" a will ti*i followed by an In*
gslional meeting at Jl.ito o'clock.
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Complimenting, Mra- M. Krone.who plum tu leave thorlly I t
N ew York City after apend ng l*iwin n heir w.th her mother. Mm.
J. Flelnrher *t her horitc on En-t
Tint!) turret, llie [Julie* Auvl'lmy
Hith l*f*el entertained with n
bridge hirtiiHm on Friday at Ih.*
Lllltc tlrey llmi.e at Maitland. A*
honor mie«i Mi*. Kronen wo* pre­
unit'd with n bog of etatlonery.
Follow'ng the ronrne loneheon,
bridge gn mi's were
cnjoyi; i
throughout the afternoon, nni
high gtore pr.te, a bo* c f powder,
wa* b w ih IH . 0 Mia. Elmo Toll, nf
Orapge City. SgeofM high arure
ptlxe, a rnvelty perfumed toy dog.
went to Mr*. A. Jnrnhvnn, and c-it

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F t * Orphanage Bazaar will b*
J at the ame a o f tha Flmt
J?*odl»t Church from 4 o'clock Mr, Mr*.' M. Knltlrnian, Mm. M.
JUiwaa, Mr*, It. Mot*. Mia. 4. Toll,
Mr*. K, Toll, Mr*. V. 'WvmWfg,
ladlat Church will serve a Mm. P. Ilrmrhowita, M1«* Stella
t auppsr at a&gt;o-*hunh annex More* and Mi** Gerirude licnja-

p ersona

Mrs. Adams Hostess
Willi B r i d g e Party

Maur're Wlmhl-h. uf Samaota,
I* hire tor retfia l day* with
fri&lt;nd&gt;.
*

Mr*. J. II. Rtook*, of Orbmdi,
spent Wrlnr-iU) her* a* the guest
of trend..
The Itev. E. 11. ItrownUe Is eonfined to hi* home on Palmetto
Aventu brcaos* of Influensa.

Mr. ami Mr., I lav'd Speer were
.railed to liciu v H'-tod*? trccou*fi *4
the drath o f their
greal&gt;nierc,
M u rgn et Wirk*.
Fr-ei.1* o f Jack Stemper, who
hn» born **rioo»ly ill at hi* home
*.n \Ve.t Tli rd Street, wUldw-gUd
to Irarn
that he I* improving
lapidiy.
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Mm. R. W. Tuiner ha* relurned
from Pnvo, Ga. where *he »va«
••Jar bridge party o f
th*
ealle-l recently l l the briUMo o t
M Dspartment of tha Woman’s
hir mothrr, Mm. Lauia Morrow,
faHUh-lisId at 3 :4 »o ’clock in TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY who I* atHI cr thatly ill.
•■ h room, with Mra. R. E.
M o d Mm. Gajrg* W*in»trm 81— Bun. I'lacm For Hale
■paa***' Preceding the p »n r htllt FALK; The Triangle Serviic
Pt. ho*me** aeoaion for tierStation, corner nf Florida .1 and
!rf offl^yr* for th* ntw v»nr Fro-th Ave. !■an bird. I’rl.-e lim p
I
h* held f t which all member* c«*h for &lt;|ulck sale. Win. ||. Hop►**d I*-be prviarnt. Rcacrvam iiat ha mad*.with Mm. To-

Home o f Mrs. Kelly Is

pr*«ent wtT«! Mrt. I.' R.
RfaKhar parly aypn'nl- I W
irthrr arrmtuatril
Ihr KMridgc, Mm. 0&lt;m Mel&gt;.»nold,
Mm. T. K. Duke., Mr*. I. D. Hail,
b io* rol.'f •fhrnn*.
l Ih* aftrm,«.n iefre*h- •Mm, J: II. E.trldf*, Mm. I . E.
t t attved !i) the hn.tew*. Hpenrtr, Mm. Paul f’hocma'trr and
by Mr*. T. K. Duke*. Mm- Lula llutrh, nf Loutnvlllc, Ge.

DU8NELI. —
Kktciwlv* Im­
provement* being inndc- In IFgh* a T Uineh FP'Ing S.atlon.
PALMETTO — 0 . A. Carey
Ine., mak'ntr preparation* for up
m int patklng hou*e.

THIS COUPON IS WORTH $3.13 TO YOU!

9 HOUR

GOOD FOK ONE HOUR O NLY

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Brio* th’n rnunun to our store with only 87c. belween the hours of 12 and I or
4 and B or 7 nnd H p. m„ Saturday, March 21, and wre will give you -a beautiful
SELF-FILLING FOUNTAIN PEN. which in unconditionally guaranteed for 8
yearn, and n Propel and Repel Pencil to match FREE. If you cannot come at
thla.lrour send someone with* the coupon nnd money and we will hold a aet for
you until you enn call for It. na positively no aetn will be aold before or after
hour* af «tlc.
,
$4.00 Value for 87c
Over Three Million in Use

An Ideal Set for Home, Office or SCHOOL
No More Than Three to a Cuatomer

Saturday, March 21st, Only

UNION PHARMACY

With Mr*. II. ll.'HIU preaiding,
Clrrle Numiirr Two of the Flrat
Itapt’at Chtirrh met on Tue*dty
aflerno in ut the home nf Mr*. A.
1_ K ill) on Chapman Avenue.
Mm. Kelly Ins) iharge of the Ulbl#
aluJy while Mm. It. C,
Moora
conducted the mi*alon aludy leasort, '
Mm. J. R. Ovlatt. a new mem­
ber. invited thr rlrrle member* to
j hold their neat meeting at her
I home, J lfill Palnieilo Avenue. Re1 fie-hment* were nerved Hr Ih*

Florida

D eLand
S IN C E -1878

ONE OF FLORIDA'S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORKS

,’P E C l A L

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A nd Out O f Doors

A very low price for such
Sm art Spring Dresses

Styled ToFlatter The Figure-

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Cut For Careless Comfort

CHOOSE YOUR FAVORITE NECKLINE . . .
We are featuring for Eaxtcr a Beautiful Line
of $18,00 Procka for Every Oceanian

IENTS

HEN YOU we thine ilrcnse* we feel nitre J"ti will
want at leant two or three. Prlntn In the gayeat
Of floru! patterns in Fmcka for alternoou, “ Suoduv ni :hl"
ODd street wear that have novel nteeVon. nimhca muI mliur
effft-tH, Monotone frock* of Hjiriug shade* in fln&lt; t rope.
a*tin and Georgette with, pcplu
jacketn in every ntyle that yctu

W

itiful Chiffon Hose, rmari
fecti in lundiiagn and color
rm M d dintbictlon to your

Bradley all wool nultn are made for eat h memlier of the family. Beauty of lino
ami durability in woven Into every gniment. In denlgnlng then# aulU. jiarticular attention la given to the vnriml iunion of maactiline, fiminfne, adult or iii-„
f%nt membem of the family. Fricen

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75c - $1.75 • $2.50$ - $3.50 - $495 - $5.00and$5.95
Just Arrived—Submat ine Swiwtningr Sandals— Cool — Stylish-Comfort- 1 rr\

iriea were ne
footwear

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Smooth ilk a "Zi«|r in thu nir, clean-cut an it racinif itloop’n kcd. Bradley Sulla
arc dt'Hiimcd to enhance your dive, nnd speed your nw'-n. How much they flutter
vour fijrurc Ih a delight your mirror will tell! You can imugine how ntunning

able—Adjustable-^Tlie Ideal Footwear for Beach und Swimmirtpr.—Can't | ,^/VJ
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fas hlmtelf then rrallaed that
*aa 4r» tha way to a aeorc
h would he clone to a tecord.
• » Ingle putt o f the fin t nine
[•were than four feet from the
'ard any number of 250 yard
» arere carded.
prtiag the hack nine two over
Die betofed a birdie four on the
• hole when, after hia arcond
laraa to tha right Of the green,
markable pitch op with a nil*laend the ball only three feat
I the et||«. ■lit* tank It In one
w»s ora oyer par. A
long
r, nentiy 270 ynnda, an-in fanllth that, placed tho bnll 10
from.th# cup.on tbaelreeaUi,
tw 6 putt*.carded for klm a

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AMI Bert W W j W h M Brert
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8anfortr AvritOH.

AVP: Cdflntfiy &amp; Sons.
Phoad 4 *

SATTOtPAV- BPBOIAgfl

til, ho tank the ball In on« palt t»
give hllna par more Ip I hit polhL
Then cam* tha eighteenth aid
the fa&lt;il three pulls whichk*Pl
hint fram a perfect score, Tha kola
m yard* long, was ipanbed » In
taro marWIou* drives tha’ m ia il
of which landed about right feet
■bora tha jdn. The first’ putt rail*
ed within 'three feet• of th, cup,
and par waalln eight, but, • the
■erond- rolled inches oarer th« -hob,
while tha gallery moaned.'
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Avenue Bakery
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W A N T AD RATES

BUILDING BLOCKS— Irrlgnlloti
t boxes and general camaot work.
Mliacle Concrete Co. J. K. Ter*
wljlager, PTop. 3rd and Bint.
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Spartanbury. 8. O.I. persona who have |
nxl a Black-Driu*ht t
ilta aa satisfactory aa
W by Mra. 8. B. Hi

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fo r Friday Grid Saturday March

Maxwell Home

&gt; continued ’ hla scouring . f
aa by getting anathrr on ite
•nth.
Another long drive,
ly 250 yards from the tee, put
In . fine poettlen to drop hia
Ojdt flaw fret-from the cup,
g a, Dim putt aufflrcd. Tire
rnth w f* paired with a three,
two nutts.
ateady golfing on the
S w S S m came out of

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*1 heard of BlaekrDraviaht and
began taking |L Tata trouble an
my cheat disaptwared—Urn pain
left me. .1 kid «o much btUar.
• -Since that lima. II I eat aay.
thing that fio m tl mam to agree

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LOST: Lemon and white pointir
puppy. About .11*2 months old.
IJbrtwl reward If rytanted to II.
M. Rumblry,

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ilhe quimUly, qualliy, und
[lie foods offered'there—
( for yuti, gid fh « I’ «ro-

W J A ?
U E I.L C A F E
Best In Sanfard, Fla

POR H ALK-O ovd C
'Sydan. Cllup. Kant
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Dinner 5«c
Spevlalhlng' In
8 lmba. Chapa A
Sea F«wds.
ADVKIITISlNIl school of
music offers Crooning in
Ten Kasy l^ssuna. Kasy on
whuniT — Arkaasas (iatcl-

rtikew petee la

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Cut Oat l or Unruly
Ite frrm M

COFFEE; per rtiiind V y H -lu .. ♦
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Trade In Your (ItedFur
nlliire at WAGONER'S.

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FANCY

Black!

S - U O O R H lillA N
FACTORY KQ C IITB D
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C ITY BARBER'BHOH.
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Magnolia' .M e,

Only in Latin la beaus
«l*siiaed,r-Leul»vUle C e««c
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I N I’allneHb A m
Balia Cleaned A Pressed 65c
reels t leaned A PrekaMTSc
•"Cash and Carry."
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tfoolldg. says that bSest
InC tales dsprsaaea watts.

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Valle, and• gnpgftwi|* p- •
botla efMhdm’ are nlOafg'.

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In thd public cy*,'-rS«MV

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New Induranra Stunt— ?
She bursts Into team 'aiMJ
lollapsrd on the ruuniyp^
table where she had aa^?
tver since the trial upeurd, January 111.—OihrcrtMt
Tribune,
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Clears—1
Tuttacciw—Candles
klagaslnew—Faaalals
Drlukw—Sandwiches

Oprtt 10 A. M, to 2 A.

ENOORE — With Cheese and

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truck... lio#.l
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Potatoes
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Dr. W. K. MarDOUUALL, CI1IItUrilACTUU. ianow Iocs led at
hla realdgrcgMlmtJDaial Halghta,
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tU G V *,,'A T LA N T IC

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o t b P A P E R S POR B ALE — Pat
HAVK ‘'YOUR ’WATCH repalrad , wraypUg and. pachlag g o t^ e n r
by one who rtelly knew, howl Aaply. Herald Offlca.
Hrlgga, Jeweler, Mng. Arc,

on 1 st 81., between P. O. an I
llouniUlat'a Drug Store. Reward
I f ' f hder'w ill &lt;cummunhalc with
I’. II. Baa a7fl.
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rrtkh croccrlbn are the
ccrich arc always frenh

AkhWk

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CELERY l,AN h9 FOR 8 ALR)
llentiy for celery crape. Par*
feclty drained 5, 10, or more a r m
{No wash required .{(w ot reapoa-

an unfortunate poaltiaa and an
able him to keep bis pay
I he end of that hale. AfM
iilrivn. hW *ccmdj shat (•
from tho green Into a tr
funstcly It wya not a bad
0 perfect record^ was ;rhi
when, aftrt hla ttah Shat,

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FOR BALE at lU tgiln —Si a-room
■ cottage on comer lot, eloe# lie;
•pkro for vegetable garden and
poultry. Hot I IT, CUy.

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Holden Caulhan, Bod

"UAnV CHICKS U w prlcra 15
bias do ready now. bajnl -for.
catalog. HYL.VA1N • HATCH KRY.
T a W t;

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And r

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ehea hr l e i J l Jflh a long drive,
followed W l f h h ahot to within
four fart o f. tha cup.
pulta
**r* necessary hawaver. Thy. din
fwM foor)rfflth,aaw Vm card hla
ongtal driver at least U 0 yard* In
•Wftb, and tcore the arcond &lt;if
hrit M h O t n the back line. Ill*
JjHh^lfctVeUlad taro TPyt from
Ml cop whert one pnlt gave him
■F hlrdle Which put him uvrr one

26th arid 2&amp;*t

FOR SALE) One hundred head of
. niulra. all kind*, and alcaa. I f
you need mulea ree ua before buy.
mg’. Will deliver anywhere. Dew
aldaon A Jalllette, M # Myrtle Avu.,
Jacksonville, Fla. Phone 5-3.TT2-J.

3=®* irif/.r.*rK'.p-nhh* W fmte-Truck

pxlmlty, but tho
iitd I four m atted

Money Saving

LA N R Y '8 DRUG S T O W — Pra. acrlptlana, magaalnea, ‘fountain
Vera ice.
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abort, the battleahlp Arte*
steamed to ee» iotUy cany!]
President Hoover to PW
Rico and the Virgin Irian
for a ten-day trip while
biimp and airplanes dnu
overhead

2 Italian Air Area
Die In Plane Crash

i».(A i&gt;) a&gt;m

ta io o . Italian flirr and Under
of thr dlrjtfM*. Hal a ra n ie ora. L eetiaei t Kaaela IVeanrt
m l Unit a in ta i'r , lU m a lr.
•r«« k *ad Jaday mhra their
teapUna tell nto On era
am alt ladr of IM*» fret Mad-.
daKaa and tVrrtad fqrmerl}
hril th« njtld air leaorde for
d e ta n a a a l dural I n aad bath
trrrolly retanwd from the
Lalhi A d it’taa n «ht r f Ale
Miadatrt |tala Hallo. Thr itV a

tie SECOND RIOT
Cold Steel Of Nation,
al Guard Has Sooth­
ing Effect On Men

Bomb W recks
B o o r Of Boil
ST. LOUIS. Mar. Ml

^ ly .g g ja a h n ^ if d f

Says HeWlllkeepKye
OnFact That Public
Must Be Protected

Deferr leariii* on hit trip, Pit
drat Hooter made aura W t
« a a faady to carry out the p
for a lot of reat ar.d play l
Tha first atopptaa point
aorar dlataara off P»«o», a
prraldeal'al party going M
■mall baata.
Automeblh

Jtfct i-e fee all w‘U be 1k# funeda: OB' atam of thr ndhiialatratloa
a a 'JM ft'a f the •"MMWgnU Cnatt
r f I t W. Woie.HaafaH1sto n ier
who l a i apfmlatrd by tha HaafaeJ
C ty t'ammlaaioarr* ‘al adpirihl
unrtina at the C.t) Hall .Menfcy

•ATI

• ' * ' : era than e a t dleplayrd ae Oil alar-,
•*“* r J ant rreidee.ta af that c ty aad ri"■ ** ] r oily ata m H la he la ewllrr ar‘■ " ' i i t r t *lth the pray mil eat.
Tbargbl Urn earn# rMegall.* will
meet at the Imngwuod paWic Itl.tary e t a i r Ihr aaatr plaat will ha
' " * * I tta iH la Ihr at'em an of rani­
.
iVote three. Il h e tr n b d Iha* the
m ^ Unary Ia iU t| will he riwwded.
. . . . . far a w i I, mgwaai &gt;il araa hat#
* lern ar'ite hf *r etw laf the idm
t - (arm a caaaty ar de l . a h lady.
TUr mt:lmp legiaa al l:«a o’* ^ ate h, aad all memhera af the Saa'
iar,' llu u d r t af Ownmerer a r
i
t ' M 11 hr la atleadaare ef naa#

Several Law Viobl o n Toraed Over
ToCouty BySkaron F o r Action

J

JUSTICE WILL BE
POLICY OF WARE,
NEW CITY JUDGE

The Pretkimt amt party left 4
train an trhch they arrived IH
Washington and bmrded tha *1
a*L A preeldratlal talula of
|«m boomed forth and »botl
aftatward tha hatiltihlp head
era ward. Tha voyage alii t^r
thr nature of a racotloa W 4
Pveabia*t although he will Vj
Um UIambi to gain ftrat hi
knoalrdct of conditloni that*.

the im-rtpirel trria'nf Ihe lala
Judge W. K. While, aad Mae. eh jaaa
fruia a I al of fl»r appliraaU f i t
(hr Jwd&lt;&gt;i&gt;hlp. Hr hfla*, tu h a
Krx |&gt;aaitia« Many yean of
perrare at a |mhl‘r Lade.- and
■drrralr, lur h. bar \ « » »ucrrM!telf arhoul I r a h a , arbonl M|ar&gt;
loin drill, mayor; isiedne ft the
h t a b t a n . and r hall man of end*
•to .Itrnmrralar i-aunty tt&gt;meat­
ier*.
,
.
Il« war bora iB'U a.ala Uuuity,
•la, u I M2. On,, of m i l rliklreo.
Kdural-d In ihr peH t
arhnala
their, hr tn J iM t i loallnaw, hia
uliial rarter la a ewflrs* of .high­
er learniOf- no I « l l n l at F M

e&lt;r atrrealjoa, InaUilaUa
talking storing picture equip
ha) bean ntahed aboard tha
•m i . Bath old and new ;
V U In ehowa.
Mra. Hoover, meanwhile.
eoaraleerant ton, llathdrt, Jl

praUbly mill leave Wuh'ag'

HtaheiiBi mm VeUav

. «i

and Istre nl th eU n U erelly of
tlraiK a. Shortly afirr Iravhu the
llnier«.ll&gt; In 1*1 I - began h
A Urge daleant-'ea af
H im yim •atari at a rtkool
li a.h tr al Watrrnltn, IJak. which aad praaaiaaal atfMala m
i mini .'n hia he'd* •upreiataadeat
«d whmd&lt;, N paaiUan hr hrtd lay
lea yrata marc. until IMIh.
II yh»‘ lia a ha hraaa tha priao
l r e e f law In Watemlim, and naa
far paatr Una la flare, t ; , a a V
•wt memlnr nf lit.* •legal irutemIty.i lie art ted at miyOf af War*
rmlaa, far age Went. IPI7-1M, aad
at n member of the «Jewryia Hlata
UgUlatura, refteaeal ng Warren
•■maty, far tWu l.tma. Kor arteral
m art be war ihalrmaa af Iha
raawo'it** ,ef- Wairea
t u ,l,
la 1*23 ha moeatl la Kaa/erd
atany year* aa aa
agrlrulteral rtpert, i
la hia appaUlmiM to
hlghaat alflcrm la tha 1
gained a hamrhrlg# af

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(Vorit t* keep th d r. t m . front
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more celery and 1
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rnU **d ir*t*a for. Iko
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tax- raUaf,. v * hava adopt* i 1w
flaw (bat It doai nut matter U
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he St. Peteraburg Ttmaa. Ilavad fit tasaa far bond*, f
nergdncy efpenee, it would ifhaalt, far raatf*. ur *4 valar.-tft

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4 of with ll&lt;—Ft P.
Kk: Hmld Tribun*.

itb*’ rarenu*
(ft* aattat af

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print ion* .of all

uaoti to hare youthful feellnga, bo t t l e r tired-m e&gt;pot
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J'.crtlon o f u r a t a f tba

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flail bath no fury Ilka a aratiun
arha dlarsvar* bar huahand ualat
far a iloo .rii ona of tha.*ari|t&lt;ca
•hr rev, him C*rW«**e-Uul».

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advanced.
Nick from Coolldye
to rolling with one
Oonyreaa may have
la g 'W e ig h t'a n d else
bltua! treasury aur*

innocent

tba

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be forgiven If, the relief care af thrir banded lad

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ia welkaOgkt, wall* Itt'a l|*r.
fete tha ulh. again . ap4 - we
yb* taiapbana rocatvar froai
&gt;oek. and helm’a what wr
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m, ewept tba an* mill
tlmaHy IrnMI far ariwal
TW ' tafttfltottaa tp *
ta* bordan lqip*a*4 by
Id bo.aalfavat^and i t i

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B efallen '* Biialo***," H
iy fbo United P m * , la
lily people M V la»kfnt

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&gt;r * * ralief and if
it tho people may &lt;

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the leading mlnlrtera t f R a n rille. Ohla, and WUliana'.
*-.!:, hardware1 merrhaat afMBrk;
• arrived etevlllc, Ohio, apeot aevetat d«y»
"d Mr/, her* Lhla week wllh-Mriabd Mm.
W. A. Oinn at Ihelr hoove on
South Sanford Avenue. The ft*v.
Martin haa trilled Hera many
time* before and rlnc* hie ' laat
trip here four ream ago hha noted
many ihange* and imprpvementa
in the
city. ft
R th he and MY.
Mr.
■
city,
Thorapann .tiled that tfeky l&lt;k*d
Sanford and conxldered it ana of U In connection with their p*
t£*'']fnftat pruapaniua cltlC*: t W »hop, which oocupiea the ratBf
have rl/ited in the atatajcf the largo hulki ng which

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*n)oy»d and .

keriVCla*» af tha Mivmi to th*

flS *b *tli:M d Mri; a ft. R«

hf «l tha haana of W»r, Mra. M.

thhar at 3 O'clock M. M.rier, Mr
Vaagtua, Mr*, t. D. M. Bailor,
I'W . David, Mr*. Mm? O, T. F»

Mm. t t i , Frieal We.kly, Mm.

Mr*. J . K, LI
Johroan.

’ vCdtuiidrrW the molt «JH
machine thop In thUawHoM
gUte, a fa t which la hart)
h r the large number of f*
town ruiuimr m. The KantJ r t
chin* Co, located at 207 tf ta l
‘an d.S in *!. Ii'o m af tha )a&lt;
M u itra l plant a 1tr\Sanf*h
.EataUiahrd in ltlT , Ik hal
dvr tha t&gt;uainaaa4lka admin
Ltlon and erficiriwy of W. A. J
S r , advanced ta an eavlahly
tiro aa a medal aaatnple'W"
ectday michankal method*
cana* of the wid* variety, of i
, lathee, and pmetatan inairm
which are kipt oa.hand it
t toM, it ia oak) that tha Ra
Moch »« Civ, ta ehtiinnrdj
everyth inr maktac the fl neat
-of ateei article* ta building •

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rt», Jr. thl* morning at *&lt;VDnt Tu/xday, .
(WUu*hton k'.emoril

plcmmti and "fttppUt*/ rwflhgj
mutprimld, pump*, engin**, •-«ftd'
r* llo*. Leading and li&gt;nt*»l*blf*h.
ed nat unal I lie# Ineludlnc Kalrbnnk*-Mil*e
engine*.
Spaiton
radio*. ami Kaen-Kutler tool. of
carry denilnUmi,
in
alwaja
available.
Nut a fann'm need 1. lacking In
thl» up-lo-dat# plant, lor i W )
ty| a of machine or toot needed In
(hr (ultlvitian of th a .ect'on'a
many In Iu*tii«* ta on »aW, At Ilia
, araaoc of tha year fh« fartttrr
lurna h'a attention ,tn p.rparinr
hit land* fir th&gt; tummrr crop*,
th# :rfor« neceaailatlng thy u*e of
the heavier farm implement*. auch
a» harrow* and plow*. In ordrr tk
meet every demand of that nature,
Mr. Fllta hat r.-cckUy added a
number of article* af that type, in
ant.- palion-of a tread detund.
Th* Sanford Machine C&lt;*. wax

H. Driver h u received
(itTrn&gt;ln&lt;Tti. N. C. thal

RD OF THANKS *
It to u&gt;« thU mean* at
lur fr enda for lh» many
Ir.dnoaa extended to ui
Wiplh) ahnwn u« during
k tllne*. and death of

A N TH IU BS
NK8. KKBn T. WILLIAMS
Cot Phw rrT
3W Oak Avenun

n id '

TUESDAY. TH URSDA Y,
FRIDAY*
Sanford, Florida.

COOKED POOD SA1
SATURDAY 2 lo ( F
■In float •f PwarfY,
llenn.it Atariaa CUaa ,
Fir* Rapt tat Chant

inc &gt;rporated in 1927, and haa «•

* * head. Mia. W. A. F It*. W. A.
Fill* S r , la aecretary and treaa-

urrr. W it* fnu| Min*. *

vice-

prraldent and general manager.

Your frlrnda,
MH. W .B . WHITE it Children
I t S. WHITE A Family

NATURAL COLOR

36.INCH I'RINTED KERCHIEF

LAWN
t n t JpRpflf/Church
IT afkaraoon at th*
G, S , Seihian, 918

awaj .kRh Ur*.

M.

p aMitri of tha da-

ending

In .m y c t.

rooka.. J r , comlurii-1
tudji Icaeon
ahirh

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of
SPLENDID

ASSORTED COLORS

LADIES’ SUPS
48 /

by Iha Bible atudy
a AW* T taffori

thg #m*wllrg meet-

I adftueaU call * «
th aM iM am
with
••Ictaiw. grwirir
&gt;rjtjr&gt;r#»nag* and

trk W»a‘-«rtded up-

r,Ur/. M. N.
jfahw. Mm.
Vfi- Stanley,
IFC. Harper,

Jr;-Mm. U
L

Ingram,

■ Mm. s. F.

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Also
JUNIOR
TOWN
Starts S A. M.
Second Day

T V (uftic* of jonr
phytkidit h.'Kcr/unat
of dourt, in the open

air, h’CJthe deeply;
bike I’lcnrj p/c*rn:l*f
in Jtc mc&amp;M- runthine, end h ate a
period*- check up on
the hr filth of your

LUCKIES a r e a l w a y s
k in d t o y o u r t h r o a t

hod&gt;.

HEAL VALUES—CHILDREN’S

Xhroegp# , h t , apandlng

ty* ham with frlaod*.
i

^

- and Mm.

HI 190 SEAMLESS

plR M d young son. Jack,

to :'i DeLaad

yeatcyday

w iw w w e e jw c : *;;

MONTEZU:

r ^ W S iP
27*27 HEMMED

t a t

D IA PER S
9 5 / ^°z«

CRUCIBLE OF3 YEARil’ USB

YEAR

MEN’S DIMITY CHECK

Ivo ryo n o knows that sunshlno
m allows— that^ w h y tha "T O A S TIN O "
procass Indudas tha usa of tho Ultra Vlolor
Rays. LUCKY STRlKE— mado of tho finest
tobaccos— the Cream of tho Crop— THEN —
“ IT'S TOASTED” — on extra* socrot heating
process. Harsh Irritants present In all raw
tokoccos are expelled by MTOASTINO*M
These Irritants ore sold to others* They are
not present In y o u r LUCKY STRIKC. No
w in d er LUCKIES are always kind to your

PRICES
Ifh* cowitry, you'll Bad

» eipaawdkt* performdavauam. Now —with

UNION SUITS
39 /
MEN’S ATHLETIC

MEN’S BROADCLOTH

SH IRTS
87 /
MEN'S NEW SPBINQ

r Throof

ance

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From Tracking to T rectorm g

alf Day Program

Resell of G\

tball Queen Hits One

\

wiiirii ml*4 th* atrert* ot
r(l*a»til Iron Ibrlr Billlca hr thi’.-racri Ur fitaHnl bat ip*|^
D aterr Baurdap nlfwrmw. In in * (tun

Tin* Iipe Ii ironil anil raft
noun. nn ai.fion Federal i*mnl
Ja r half Oar law, which will

Debutantes to Ride in Society Circa * ■ TOUT M Y ^ m ,’Florida— Mra. Jim Mylt*
rtatphl* A(hWl|cV rl» r third Mae man, lake.
here, whore tin AV are Irullilns.

In tba »l&lt;l rtayr. V*we«l
tnrw Hil». ihrylwaet m
“pate face* * Nnwadnya. pwrrhed on n tractor, In* till
a nit iln ia . 3 11c la Chief W « l Wind, a Hlwaih Jpdli
from Oregon.

» , j , „r cf.r l-HII#
t uni e( Iho liai

The Itfpit Primitive Railroad

Lefty Gets Oaf and Undfr

isss

KOItT MVGIIH, F lo rld a -“h*f|r"&lt;)ro»e nt tha riillndelp
Allilellca cm not and *n tu n d e r to *eo why lb * P **k y lh
alnuneil. The A'a nro ttnliig their aprlng IrtUilni hers, r

Weal null Mica Hopliy Hflydrr. both |if(.(nlurot In the
C’llr.' i f i i t i t * * lundrm net whlrli lh*y wtU perlorm In (he
i * * r U » Casual Cltr.

*A

ranHallo modal of lbs fnmooa Cnnowlnno h r jt b *
■toemunn lU lloa. on* of Un Bowl U lb * Kant. &gt;&gt;•&lt;§••
■anted to tha BuilllunnWn Wuai um nt Waahlntlmt. Nali I
pod Cllflon Karra,'who wad* lh* model, nra ua-niiUlni II.

Enters “Best Set Table” Contest

Co-eds Prepare for Field Hockey Tourney

Model of Noted Power Plant

I .OR ANIlKt.KR. r a l.—Illrl hnrkrr lenma of OrrJdenlnl f'lillega hrre atr rhnen iiu«tilUB‘ &lt;'" t
In nrcpaialifu for Ibrlr arrtca of rnntcata for lb * Interrlaaa rhampUinahlp* (lilt Hj'iliu. i , " }

Japan’s Acting Premier Apologizes
R v c l I It*.\IHI. Ill -Vilnm
V11mci Ibmfcr
Itinkr arranging
arraai
i
articled In the nullf*I flic llte beat art table *|

Prepared (or Birth of Child'.

tiauhm with Ihe lliiw* »gd Harden Wtow liat*.

Rocket Icebeat Successful

, Japan—Un. T rl Kitano, wet nnna a a lrH e d Jw tb *
t bom (at U a n&gt;u»ra*a o t Ja p a n .' b m * bw* a s# I m b »
Ualr childrn*. The bo*. Marine lh* Impel Id tfry-

rraal. rarrlad hj a mart dum b* rial a, muietu* lb *
dt w hir* waa pat un lip lb * Kinprwa o f Jasajf h few
»t»» «*ra birth In ■ h*hy nlrl l« dl*»rimliU*l*il u»
liter* It •• r* l *a hair 1« I M r M pcrarr.

n u t IWTWW-Wwwirnar*. a n n a premwt a iia , i i « n ; i «ii«:cirr
ecamti laaie i-rrrri,
•tW rrrftwini1n'rwt»le*neiit t*wi ih« law W rJ'-B a.rl T re *f* 1 n *r t '■* u n w tria rr twHran*
parse had rntiead It N&gt;u In ilia R»ra.i.ta XI'. J iinnnaah* Inaute. Flnaifi* Mlalelar. f&lt;a
ihe fhtrnh Tin tha lefli !• *lr. Kanin Adarhl. Horn* V labter. A litijtlh tr 1* raids*! meml
h a r t * * Ifl the la u fowa of W l c i
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caafiillr dpptUd to t
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■leal U iy fert o rrr Ibn ml
aarond. If waa Un Brat
bun

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TO N IGH TS PROGRAMS
TH URSDA Y. MARCH 16
Ih# A llo cu tio n PnrVa)
'Program * In .co iU rn
atam iarj
TO*. P. M jtm lea* otherwise Indi-

ABf

Auto Magnate Leaves
For North Aboard
His Private Coach W ANT AD RAT

464J— WRAF New York—CM
(NBC Chain)
,6:45, Unela'Abc 4 David; 7,
Strew lin g ! 7:80, Sketch; 8, Rudy
M W * ortbratra; l&gt;, The Hirlh.
b f f c r t y ; 0:30, Melody momenta,
K a 10, D. A. Itolfe afchralra;
I .T &amp; p li T ransit; 11:16, Callo* j'» i x r b o t r i,

J I M —7YABC New Ynrk-M 0
1
(CBS Chain)
IL46. (.'rime club; 7,
ilyrncy; 7, Novelty dance; 7:16, nnuy i .m u ; ; ; 7:30, rn u -l oo*
fo(el orchratra; 7:30, Simnaorrvt
fo g iim ; 7:46, IMdUy and Itylld; 8:00, Jtuity Vatlee and hi* orch**, A il (M lham; 8," Arthur PrynrV Ira (NUC); 10:00, Dance orches­
and, K, Topic* In b .le f; 8:30, II. tra . (N B C ); 1 1 :0 0 ,-Slumber hour
K :J6, Story (N IKI; 11:30, Studio mualc.
Chae-J ^ I W t _ 7 7 Mim
T K ap a—U 76
, Detective
»ter rt-«d&gt;ni6U'
C‘;3o, Trlu; 7:00, Dinner m u.lr;
qrxU'y: to, T k a i---------------icrnn
|teriod;' 7:30, Marion DougUa and Irene
0:30, Teacha Seidel conceit;'
lityiiolila; !):00, Mualc o f the Mu.len llrin ic arebcalra; 11:30, Itu (eia; 0:30, WMBIl cigar program;
lo Itmindup. ;
. |
10:00, K ntrrta.nir*; . 1 1 :00,
IaU'
M I.5 -W JZ New’ York— 7 *
Idle* Garda, urgan recital.
JI5.N— IVDAK, Tamp*— &gt;229
(N BC Chain) ..
U :W a *cr musY; 0:18, Twilight
A Ualalng. Ju n p jf) 6 : 16,
teedeu urehealra;
6:45, Tuple
TupieawJU IlWo; ll:tR, Mualc; 7, .Town trie r;
irtheilra; 6:46,
riefl 7, Anna 'n* Andy; 7:lf&gt;, Tin 7:40. St&gt;erinla;w.- An bar P ryor'.
rater*; 7:30, Phil Cook;
7 tl6 , Imml tC B S ); 8:15, Dance hit*; *:•
Anadiana; !», la c
■m|K''a on heat.a; 8, Flrat Night- 30, llnrrelt
H iO , Samlcraim ft ( 3 lim it; 0:;gj, Mum? (C B S ); D: 16. Character
B R F r a lta iii. I.kIui,; 10. O p tiH m r- itaTngg (C B S ); 0:30. Dirk Coy
;^Vl0:3tl, Clara, ],u anil Km; 10:. and urcheatia; 10:30, Dance mualc.
WJ A X—Jacksonville
i W i b i l i and Svuop; I t , Slumber
6:00, Florida S ta te, klarket.ug
M&gt;uil II. Amoa ’n' Andy (repeat).
Ituriau; 6:16, Bight Iteurr* Dan.
(0:30, Sponsu.etl piurrani; 0:15. e.a O r:healrai 6:46, Hilly W.il*
dine na W JZ; 10 K ralurra; 10:50, llama; 0:00, Jarkaunvllle Callegr
^nw a* W'J/.; II, Spuil* prugiaiii; uf Mualr; 0:30, II. K. Cumin ng*:
0:15, Literary D g ia t'i Topic* in
r}lD. Sam,, ua WJZ.
biief by I xj» ell Thomaa (N B C );
(28.3—\t I.W —700
7:00, Amu* 'n' Andy (N B C ); 7 ;U ,
Ta*ly Yeaat J eater* (N B C ); 7 : » ,
Phil r u u h -T h e Quaker Nan (N BC ); 7:46, Frend ly Five Fout Notea (N ilC t; 8:00, Kleiahmann aun*htn# Hour (N B C ); 0:00, Ameri­
can Radiator Campany Program
(N B C ); 0:80, Maxwell lluuie Cof­
fee pet grant (N B C ); 10:00, H. ARolf* and hla Dinky St tike tin he*
t r t (N B C ); 11:00, C ryilal Sl|pa
per.

-INmTr*r:iir'rwirmW*- {tiaci:

W M

FORT M YFltK, Mar. IB. ( A P I Three old ernuleo went their way
yriterday—Henry Ford .to 1 hi*
noithrrn home at Dearborn, H ar­
vey S. Ptrealone to hi* winter
q u a r t :« at Miami Beach and
Thomaa A. Kditon, rcnlor ritember
or the famcil triumvirate, back to
hla ru i V r experiment* in hi* lab­
oratory here.
A fter
. —
“ c tpending n ahottcr vkcaI hla winter homo
adjoining the Seminole Dudge es­
tate fcf the Kdiiona, Mr. Ford
le ft, at '7 o'clock tonight In hi*
•private ear .for the North. Before
iluparting he predicted a fecund
trn n nf office fur Prrildeht Hoo­
ver and aaaertnl (hat America l»
enjoying' guild liiPl-a 'but can't apprcciale thim. &gt;
Ha waa accompanied by Mr*.
Kord and h i, aacretary, Kiank
Cbmpaall.
FI red one, oho ha* l«orn here

Tr

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(6 -A a (bradva
(•—(Poking reawl
(T—Public housev
(»—tVrkrahlu view of
au'kSatr
to—AwkaK
t l —Rmlt vapor nr
amok*
t&gt;—:
_
___ a’Mftn

tl—wtttrtpoid

I t —raid ouMtcIty

TO ADVKJtTTftRM

A D i l i l d u pr v i atiUve
tkaraughly farelllne with ratrw
iv h* - and rlaaaillratlaa will
give yen raw picte lafw n illw i'
And If yan wlak- (hey Will i n
alat ran In-warding yiter wan*
ad la make It m n affective.

5532* S F M IN O L E £ 3 2 f l

CREAMERY
tim aF tu iar *2S£SZ

Cut Ottl For I
•R e fe re n c e :

F U R N m iR G
C K I.K RY'LA N D S

M ill

SAI.K;

Heady f*r evlrcy erupt.

Pr»*

fr-clly vlratndil *, 10, or more acre*
No raih M pllrrd from rcipun*)b|e lay er*. Frhnli L Forguaon,

OASIS CAFE
Open 24 hours— 112 S.
ANGEL'S HAKHECUK
Open 10 A. M. tn 2 A.
M. Salford &amp; Gcpevu

LO ST: Headed .hue huckle at
Ttiamm Club Tuesday tiigb'..
Finder plenae phone Ih'J.
,v

DUEL T FORD truck. GuoJ
tunr.ing condition. *60. Red and
FOR SALK- - Good Chry-I r TO
Snlan, Cheap. K m l Motor Co.
I’h-'tie 17.

TaMlka at one time «a« th .
m/alhvrnmo.| rail r111 d lenuinal
in the Slate, and Flm ldaa mull
popular winter rem it

DRUG
STO RE I'rei, inagaxinca, fountain
PROMPT
dvtivcric*.

FLORIST

—

Kluwrfg far all
Dceaaiooa. Design Work

H ELL C A FE
Deal In Sanlnrd, He.
lliuurr 5 Or.
Sprrlallalng lit
Straka, Chop* &amp;
Sea Kvada.

** New lniitirpnQj-/Mtinf—
She bur.ta Into tear* and
ridlapaed nu the eouaarl
table wlieie vbu bad aat
iv er aiiH'e the trial.upene I. January 13,—Chicago
Tribune,

A lrVK UTlSlN ti acliuu) of
uiuaie offer* Crooning in
Ten-Kaay l-ca-ina. K.my oil
vtlioyn? — Arkanan* tiitn-l-,

CONFECTIONERY
t'lgarn—T oIwcti-k—I 'amlira
M axatlnra— I'oiyntaln
Drink*—S i ml a It h™

BEAUTY SHOPS

Ul IDOW'S I'LACK

Hanlurd* Lending Beauty
ShuppePhanr (89 for appolnlwrnl.
Flrat Nall. Bank llldg.

I*. PAUL

I ‘lr*l SI.

I'ii|n|!ni Tunic.— AMDItA lt IMPHDVHS A KTBIl
IIKlNfl HIT BY PA SS­
ING CAR,—Santa
Rota
(C alif.) Rrpublkan.

A fter all, tberr'a a nat­
ural nfflnity between Rudy
Yu lire u lid grapelluR —
bulh nf them are atwaya
In the public eye-—Naahvilli- Southern Lutnbfrnivh.

DRY CLEANING
SANFORD STEAM
PREHSERY

WOOD YARDS
D im ly W ood n l O u h ir l'g
T h e l ll g W ood Y g rd C o .

truly In' Latin I* bmns
(b'clined,- ImuDvllle t'uurier-Juun al.

H A R D E R SH O D

LOST: Lemon and while pomtir
puppy. About 3 1-3 month, uhl.
I.ilicnil reward if leturned to IL
M. Rumbley._____________________

Phono 48

IM Paharttw Are.
Balia Cleaned ft P r c w J 50c
Pa«|a Cleaned A Prr*»rd 3.&gt;c
“Caih and Carry"

Open li A, M.-V I1.
, NKW YORK. Mar. IP. - (A P I—
A .................I ilia, vmrlh -if rule
(lower* ami im1 a Me in rig hi.
Seven to right tlumaand mrhid-1
6.WIO .p ra y , r f .weet peas !n n
aingle exhibit, and that mil) one
nf many; ftO.ntal tulip, ami n.»ea
.fa r In . mimttmi* i , h,. , minted;
3tll r ill..i-. enteied by rtTJ rxhiliilora —.ill'll vva- tile .tu tirltcal . I ate
yvalntlay uf Ih* Eighteenth In­
i n national Flower Show at Grand
Cent i ul p lan .
O il d al* vxpla'ne.t that 60.000
|ier»un* w m in l In ptepate lh apetlade in the yeam it lm ,t lo
iwrfevl t. ^ii luti ng tlrvel •pinriil
nl lit,, many *|«evie*. Twenty-nine
th ii iitul- I.eU m i,, nippitl Hint
lOtN) loaea might ili.play
their i
gtealeal aplemlur.
, |
Biivwiiad t r ie , fnim Muiioil, Y* ,
planted nearly 3181 year* ago, were
shown. Thi y are v e il I, Stoat emh.
There wrr,. 176 vat rltea uf nau|.
ea* anil 50 tm -li ul th idi.lendr ilia. .
An uoiilnor liartly peun&gt; mu le it* I i
«mwi indmii* in full I htutn.

I I I B. F1M H .

Prinrcwa Bldg.

Trade In Your HscdFurnlturn a t WAGONER’S.

5 &amp; 10c Id in c h &amp;
C o ffe e S h o p .

BUILDING BLOCKS ltd :
Mixes an I gv-uer.il i etui'll
DADE CITY
William. Del&gt;*r'turiil. Store lic'ng rrmodcIH Miini lo Conoielc. &lt;u. J . E.
willager, Prop. 3nl and Elm
anil iiiiproveiL
8—A s e n a ry
•—Itagwra
to—Trtaniular aall
I t —o k lltm iM . tv—Rviaitng ta a a r at
lb* 6va Pope*
named fllitaa

••IIAHY CINCKK la w pricr* 16
t-KHda riadv now. h'en-l fnr
r a ia '.J . SYTA'AIN IIATCUKRV,
Tailing Fla.’. *
»v

HQ

C m i turn*

rUanty-healed.

UAVK YOUR WATCH repaired
by one who rrally know, howl
I'x-room
Brlgge, Jew eler. Mag. Avt. , , , FOR SALK, at B a ig t ln - S
‘tuttag * on eorncr lut, cloa* in.
puie fa n . vigi-'jvlile srarden Jiud
Dr. W. E. Mat DOUG ALL. C(1
mltrjr. Boa 117, t'lty.
ItOPItALTOR, la new lucatcd
hi*, residence l« Flu ial Hqlgkl
S . Sanfoyd. Phone 568-M.

K ltST IS — Plan* I,dug cunald*
i red for runatrurt'on of gas plant

Frr
.JL v iftn n
r j:l*

(lir a la a wonJerful antiseptic
oil now diipcn*r l by pharmariiU
at trifling coat, that will do more
toward* helping you get rid of on*
rightly ipota and akin trouble*
than anything you've evrr u»ed.
Not only doe* thia great healing
aitlrepU c oil promote rapid and
hbalthy healing in m-m *oie* and
‘la, absccaae* and
wound*, but boil
uUaraAhak-Mw-cUaotuuauuc are atinoal immediately relieved and

INSURANCE

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cr:J_ * ____

6:31), Mu.leal iwauda; n-.Ib, Child­
ren'* Hour; 0.45, Slrirkland T ran,
purlat'un Ca. dance prugiam; 7t00, Time aignal and ap n ta announremtnla; 7:15, St. Morll* Or
cheat™—C B S; 7.(5, lamia' SlyL
Obft-iver; 8:00, Arthur PrynF*
Band—C B S ; 8.15, Purnell Q u a rt":
8 :(8 , Hawaiian Shadow*; 0.00.
Iat- Mom- -CBS 0:16, DM &lt;;VM
Character Rtadlnga—C B S; B30:
Drlaiid Gear and Pari a automotive
The hlgheat a|M-ed ever attained
pmgram; 0 i(3 , Kincr.un
Radio by a strain iMoniulive w a. record­
apt-rail
S riv lte program; 10:06, RuRItU ed, by a Plant System
C&lt;,Urge jm jtram .
train between S« vatina It an J ,l»ckeonvllle in Mareh IPOI. The tialn
ran five mile* in two and one half
mlnutta a Sjwi-I of 130 mile* an
hour.

A Mystery in Two Parts

Cfcak la j U i m

7 Days Or Less

WANTED SALESMAN
W ITI!
('A lt lo Ink* uttlern anil tlelivrr
Inline leccM itlt* m old catabYi*hc-I mute In Newt Smyrna, Day'liinj (teach, Hu.tin. TltuavPlr,
la e-burg. Steady worker* can
,»l*il earning Mb weekly and in*
t n i v rapidly. Iloctlern on almllat toulc* flu |6KW annual boa*
ir.oi*. Some e.tublUhrd 30 year*.
Reply Immediately giving age.
oc.iipitinn, rrliti-n ci*.
Hawldgh
ln.uo4rW . - B eT *.-*FA »BF . f c l - T ,
,M.m|di|a, Trnn.
____

For Rest Results— Advertise

You can obtain MnoneV Fineraid Oil In the uriginal boltl* at
K« rllent
Kelley
»rd • C|&gt;nhm
. .I'll .Milan, dvaliea |&gt;uwillsn. - l b any m vitiH t'rVB fU’f t . It i» ta lc
to uae, and failure in any I he ail­
Julian,'JrwrfU* Avo., W inter Park,
ment*. noted above i* next to Imku . ,
possible.
Laney's Drug Store
ran aupply you at any tihte—an
ID— L iv e sto c k
85 cent bottle U*ta 3 week*.—Adv.
purr AALK: tine hundreil head of
imilc*. all bind*, and airew If
v&lt;ni mail mulev1 *(■*• n» Iwfore Ihivlug. Will deliver anywhere. Donalilm n 't Jnlltette, (MO lly rlle Ave.,
J ii Lie*) vllle. Kta. - I'lamr ,»-3:i7*J-J.

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