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SECTION THREE
BAN FORD, FLORID.

D NKSDAY, M ARCH

Flv# Cents A Copy

1 8 ,1

Sporting Facilitie:
A nd Diversions O
Sanford A re Variet

ic Mayfair Hotel

} Partners Very Partfc. ular to'Obtain Best
; Brand of Stocks to
t Insure Good Crops

Result
nber o f
A A*n
Activity
American Fruit

Ur C. R. MASON
,
Thcr® U no crop grown In Flor*
Grow-* Idt In' which the quality of th*
■fta*tf U of more Important* than

it*

n&gt;problems,

^jaMrrr-«wf-w»

Ry

H AN O T

«w «*rm *r«
View taken from all plane looktnjr iluwn on Hanford's trading hostelry which (a Iwatitl on *.&gt;riu*
Uful U k » Moimw and which la hn&gt;«kampU of archlttetural merit.. Many tmitUlp haw stuppr.l hpnt
to tnjoy th* rllm it* arj'd iporta -diver, ..n» offricJ in It:!* aretlon.

H g N D B R A O lT

rdrtouii times
E v e r y (h ip p in g e r g s n n a tlo n * m i ym ur, arw p t o y * W h a t la k a a g a t o , t h e c o lo ry

Ily

o w e r a a a f ie ld n a n . A b o u t t h e
•t d e f in it io n o f a fie ld m a n to
“ t h e c o n ta c t m a n .'1 T h e d o tto a o f
a fie ld m a n b o g in a t t h e t lf o o - t h e

operated G

H a s tm X V ris

U H * t &lt;* oofca eeeeeiilUh-

•SarthU. i»ob.

PART COAST UNfi Lill„ Navy ,,ar„y
PLAYS IN CELERY

s w a t r x i w a s cfc

the celery io loaded In the car.
lib flrat duty la ta help the
gnawer to got-a ertci* aalUug
now. and at tho c*|cry.ei*p ••
rrowlng, keep In touch with him
aad_ gtring. kin . all Ufa nagtins
poeiible pertaining to disease*
while tha crop to In thaagrowlng
■tag*, lie &lt;toq ad»D*s th* grower
when ta htonra-'ht* #*M&gt;, and

Dumas Relates Provlsions' Made to Give
Maximum of SerVice,
Ily T. I- Doaiaa

■* -

Tha AttontR Coaai line Railiw d Company has played In Im­
portant ra n In divrioplng the
celery Industry in Seminole Coun­
ty, This *induatrv wa* la-gun in a
mmtoai way Id I bUO whan ft total

ly, ini*nnauairyw** negun in n
of four earloada ware ahipped.
Tho incraam waa gradual up la

farts of a special committee which
net to work on Mar. 7 by^prepay,
paring a detailed atgsuut of the
Deed and valae or such lights a*
navigation aids. j i f i O
Official designation In Ihe A lt'*
trd Htate, census records
that

tremely hot weather such a* wa*
•apartenced l*»t July during th#
•arly seeding ,«o*on
H niuct
difficult to ,#eutr a sallafartory
itftnd af plant. In-th* scadbad*.
Seed disinfection witti/arr arganlc mercury dust or wllh hichlfHddtTf m w ryinrrH *
•O effective In destroying the
blight spore* carried on the seed

• f yartou

^ thft local Dgd. b.nly
retamed ta Kanfoni
whara the official road
odact waa adopted,
a tiftt the two propo*!aaatirvd and that con
•aid begin Muring thy
tha perpetual tun
toll Cuafao, a
tons by a IraOo
id the Cit) Cow­
ls tttcao*a. The
I ta pppruprial*

r*ald b* fartheoraWrg from
rrthlp dues. A • throe-day
l*a brought ta cash *abon* of ll.&amp;Ou and aaautsne*
I laftat 12.000 In unpaid p i. I»ai# be roDactad dreriug tho
(aspaetlen. bf -tha fin#seta1
arth* Calf Course CmamM.
vast* tMst it ha* admlata.
LfU affdlra fta**ilderably
ib * budget and at the *am*
■tvsn a very r sail*factory
■ f . t b * comranally. • ’
kw ltoa af flash baacon. ap
J murker* la U t i Monroe,
Mtabad dating lh* Kail ,g
to atop credited t« th. if.

fl^8w&gt;|i'H*SMy TomplMs figures
obtained by official enumsrstois
reveakrd that not quite 10.00U per­
sons resided here. An advert’alng
rampalgn waa entered'into which
resulted In more than 100 persons
notifying trade body bead* that
l\jey had not been counted.
The matter o f bringing to Manfuhd the proposed Veterans Home
Io be constructed somewhere In
Florida within a few montha ha*
occupied much uf tha attention of
tha trade body during the pact
few month*. A committee baa betn
appointed to Investigate the lo o ­
ter o f sites for eucb ft homo, and It
aacured map*, blue-print*
and
other data which were preoentwl
to th# official representative of
th# Veteran* Uutoau acre rat day*
ago. Two proposition* were ten­
dered, one Involving tho Mayfair
HaAel, the other a tract of law!
af more than K60 acres, located
Jast south of th# city on Ktalo
Rood Nqiaber Three. Both of th*.,
location, are new I*-Ing runstdri
ad by the bureau, pnd offlr'al
ptwaounrement la etpocted earl)
• of th* most far-reaching
rVemrst* o f ' thr year was
yht aooul by the Cham ber nf
wafra with the amtolanrp uf
(Continued oa Fag* I ) *

flclint ke to (upplled for tup-lclng
and getting a w*ll orgaaiaad craw
of laborer* to hayviol the grow­
er's celery, to eft* that all celery
I* properly trimmed and packs I.
Harvesting la tire mo*t Import­
ant operation of a calory crop.
‘Without an attraetivs grad* and
pack the ,ale* depart men I cannot
rwallie the market value for the
celery. The field man should make
It a point to give tha nel*Ty grower
all . available lafarlaatl'in aa lu
market conditions and the carry­
ing quality of tha celery. Under
M condition should he be over­
optimistic to tha ftWwer as to
price* and raarkst raaditions. It
Is alto hi* duty ta keep In rlosa
touch with tha sala* department,
*driling this department in re­
gard ta quality af eatory »nd label
placed.nn tha packed (gate*. With­
out this Information the **!•# departmsnt cannot reft 11So the* roar-

' LONDON, Mar. IK .-I AIM
,A ininleliirv natal nmfcrtm-o
wa. held at the foirign nfNce
yi-.’ inlay aftmnnon nflrr Am.la.sador Dawte had
ruahcJ
Set s tir Ow'ght \V. Morrow,
ah i arrived on the leviathan,
tu Downing *treet lo rapouial
to Kqreign Mlnlatrr lli-nrirrmm
A. V. Alraamlrr, flrat lord of
the acmJralty, th,
American
atlitudr Inward the new AngloFrvmh-ltal'an
naval agree­
ment. |t wan undemtonl the
meeting war *aO«fat-liuy to all
c a c t i nad ami wilh
Downing
el reel wow officially informeil
of the Alltel nun view that the
|il|unt:le aeronl I* a matter of
European concern only. It l&gt; expeeled the work of
formally
drafting the new
ngreemvnl
Jill begin Thunday a« planwed.

1019 when what I* now Beminolr
Count v preducrtl 1017 car* of cel­
ery. rmm this m odel loginning
the womlerful ralary Imluitry of
today waa drveh&gt;r*j|._ the aeaaon
J'.'t* :io ’ lahowlhg lira h « i v W
tnovomrnt of record. OTKR carload,
moving out o irr Atlantic t'oa-t
Ma* rail*.
&gt; .,,fto
The lelrc) grower, are provid­
ed with . moat iplrndid facilitie*, runnlna t'me lietwren the pruilurirueka lwlng ,o arranged a, to re­ Ing sedion of Florida ait,lv the
duce tha haul between fields and rMlrrn snd western markets" was
Imum. KwncMng' ,eivb e H nn^.V
od at coBvenient hour* of tho t h y
and n%ltl. Initial Icing and re-'rIng fscllifca are second t» rftmo
In the rointry. In fact the icinr
plant at Ranfard i« the largest tnRial Icing plant In the United
States which In the final analysis
tnrsti, it la Ihe Urgrwt Initial lc&gt;
'ng plant In the world. This plant
enjoy, the distinction „ f lieing one
nf the three of the largest Ire man­
ufacturing pistils in the Un'ted
States.
The yeroonnrl of the Atlantic
Cuast lin e to ever on the alert to
inipruve its atnrlrs from year lo
year awl pravis’on D Invsriality
made fur th* best o f switching an )
main line power ta handle the cel
cry .traffic. Tha main line r-uglnr,
are Invariably In the pink nt perfrrtiun and ate eapahl eof being
transferred to aerrire on th*
highest rises de hue
leerM
train,. In othrr wnrils. the same
attenlinn I* given lo th* engine*
drawing the celery trains a,- Is
gives to th* paa»*ngrr power,
farin g th* aeanm IUM-31 thr

tlma
of rtoUvasy ,&lt;Wi .rtoalleaiisf, megns

Extra NouriHhment Is
Necessary to Get
Suitable Pr oduct
Ily U T. nitVAN
The celery plant U found In It*
wild atate In Krgtand and Ireland
and Inhabit* marshy places and
readable ditche*. Il In long* to the
(Continued on Cage 21

wishes elthrr a vilallilng form i t
physical c**rrlse ur the equally a*
beneficial phyaieal roaulta which
aru obtained In contemplative and ■
pica tan t retaaallon.
Day t'me actlvltlra under sunny
Hanford sklc, find* hundred* o f I
person* huay on nummiua leant* _____
_ diamond-ball courts, baa*
court*,
baa, .
kellwll court*, baaetiall and faol*
(t'untinurd on l*ago 2)
. '.

The Story

GOOD CRATI

mere efflclenl handling, higher
•pewl »hd the Undivided atlmtien
of inch and every rneinher of Ihi
Atlantic Coast l.he personnel, The
Ugh apetd of ihe relery trains hai|

K V K H A I, yrnru niro we felt that
S
the celery rru tin an built nt that
lime were Hhowlnii loo much breaknsc due Io Ihe IncreaslitKl) heavy
bulge puck which the buyers were
The Marquis ilr U K a y rllr u p ;
on hi* v!*’t to this muntry in IH^’i.
wa* given an entire t»*n,hlp in
Klarldft by lh* .stair In a pprrci*tloa fur hla asalstamr tn thr ml
orto* during th#7ltr&gt;&lt;ilullon. Th*
toftriwhlp adj«iin* the City nf Tel
lahejaev on the *a»t

FTER much trludy of Ihe nubJcct and many conferences with
farmers nnd shippers we brought
out our present type of four-alat
ventilated celery crnln head, bark
nailed lo Insure strength nt the
corners.

A

Jrfferron Cmmty and M&lt;mU
cello were *rUU*1 hy kinsmen and
friends uf Thoaiss jffterson from
Virgin:, Just tlW year, ago.

Kilgore's French drown Old Golden Heart
Kilgore's American tlrown Old (ioldrn
Kilgore's tong Rlhtwd HpecUl
Kllffore's Wanderful Poari Bptclnl

*&gt;

Thca« stuck* huve shown up' exceptionally
well In our trials on i t -P. Cooper's farm, with
numbrmii celery growers at Hanford, and in Harp*
sola and Manatee Counties during thin last three
yean. Boa ua before booking celery acctl fur
Jicxt aeaaon.

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We have a complete line of insecticides,
A. A. C.Yortlltiej. celery btanrhlng |&gt;a|wr. wires,
etc. for cdknr. grower*. Disease-fret- Western
grbwn bean seed, $9.80'per bushel, t^orn— Kilgore'* Red Cot) Prolific Cuban Flint and other
vgytfUea, %l.bO per buahtL

ilgore Seed Co.
248

SANFORD

A

E wish tu thank our trade for
this endorsement uf uur pet
product and. assure them of our
constant efforts to keep Hhlnholser
(lusllty and stcength second to none.

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prominent m arketing W a e k a -

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ground and field t w in before o ffe rin g fo r
ttoor ah*monte
.owing merkota in th* iM ftW t
peaeible time, In th* hont-gNt-

JUpwinU ahenldbo billed Inter
tor U-adflM Mtk tfen.wlM de­
triment nod thereby obtela tha
rideat jrnijlln.dUtHbiiUoB. Dorng Dm boat* ahlpplag h w h it
iJmNoibin to noU nil the ahlpNnU and bill them to final do*N t N r iha u m . i V they ara
aadod.-Vor.lhla raoaon It I* noooa«r * to bill than to dlvoralvn
W»iu and th# traffla dopartmont
m«l bo loforpaad aa -to % boat

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P la ^ tty r

abate »t»p# »• rilmlnnttir.ttCT
ladkap* hr n i t atndtoo.apd
•pnrnthm ef. **dondn?lfc b,
annaltd to the In tm U U Cowpo that In « w r hr
tttm Commltrim.
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m r department *
-grblU th a d n tN of the trjtffto prorent !on o f toa«ee

r o o t

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tant rhanfOa In ordeg to ttoptfr
aU nlth Ibo aalat d O »ritN U by
n O U ii adlltfactanr doUtftW
by to routing tho ahlpmontt aa '.a
giro tho pdrthaoon tho dtfrorjM
required by than In th » afflclobt
handi ng of. lhtao prodnata
Tho propor mothodo of r*fr|g«
nation to bo uaod undor rotloud
wtather
eondltlona
prevailing
throughout tho ahlpplag ooaaog
U. another h'dWr Imported,
la tho effleiont detfttettoii; pf
: pari*haId*
gomapodMe*.
all other phaooa of,the hOM
imorpoHaticn root, and tha U N Imoo, change#-or* eonataetlr t*Mfieltltto*. ara'IabU at tha voriow lag placa. Rofrgrrat'cn method'
tiaemloa-potoU-ba'ng-uaad. . . 4. that ware eoaohWred highly etfto“ Aflac the oalaa departroant loht 10 yarn ago ata Imbed upon
Ua aold/tha thlpmcnt. It again M Inadequate today. 0 * ! * e f « *
hcconaaa tha doty of tha tm ffk ytara &gt;go tcp-k.ng « a a la tho «*j
department ta daUrmlna tha bait pdrimofltal t atagot, • whpropa ;tojW
Wfcto.Ualt nUI toy tha ablpmotti tSfto'ng. or. body Icing *• It W
Meta?Into* raterad to, I. uaod on
al largo peceontag* of lhalealary
IW and other leafy
partat'on royl. It U
nacaaaarr,
Iharn/oro,. for Jtha traffla tdapsrt;
b o N i.'o b lP t^
( Fiord*.
natal to haop ronataatly lafarmed
to li* la ftnarajly &gt;
e a t * tha boat, avaitobto-yontaa.
a ngthed* o f-rafii*
ytoalactlng tha lowool-togal' tataa,
N lt h rataa ara J* ng chtngtd

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dnatry bi gtoan tarofal attpattoa
U ordor that tha bnt Nt&gt;*d
may bo tmplomd, thereby »t*M*,
lag ornate by dalWiring, thaw
rorUhablt pradocta Into ^ontoatIng rearktto In tba.batt-.pooalbto
condition,
i
•iUinrdlaM or the taro
ad In ootottN tha boat route# and
tho grMUag and pniUng &lt;A tha
ahlpmonla fer.nurkot. It torn*,
Umta happen* that a kah|ymtat
elU nrrho at lu dot Ua* lion In n
damagod rondllkoo. In tuth *****
It It tho duly of the i n ® id*.
partaMhi ta makt a totofnl la*
vaatlgatlan aa to tha handling of
tb* ohlpmant. In tmngW Utprdw
to d.tenntn# whathor *r ntt thora
it any liability with h aearriari
that could hatra o*np*d th* dM*'
WOd rendition- p u t at dofaCtW*
oealptnont, datl nt In ntorhot
inU Ing from dalay In traaalt d j »
aomblaatlna of darUa la .mithal
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7:41, Sam* ea WJS; 10:45, 811a*
and Lem M l too, Variety (tboure).

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beard, volleyball,
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Mroatfarm' standard
tala** otbirwit* Indl-

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(NBC Chain)
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W u n e U A S a 'a n d D.rid(1H»,
Bdawell Staten; ' Til A ~ Bclane*
tJk; 7:S0,-7Uda* aud- L* Forge;
TftS,* Back of the Naw*| StaM,
Nathaniel ShUkret oreheitre; 9:00,
OH Couarelor; 9:50, Oliva Palmer;
10:SO, R*d|* Interview.; 11:00,

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lAlWn U Uw -COlary Chpl-*
h, W.rld". Tho flrel crat*
y cut in a Hanford field
•re wn* ahiread U Mayer
I. Walker, M New YdHt
t alrplan* thrWgh tha ‘afr tore) maraWi* o f lh*
«dy, another adrertlalng
ihleh drew fareraU* rrec-

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aurfoto by a ayatrea pf dlUhaa
tireen the Vow* of pUnta, m
Toault of which jNaxU wore oral
■d, crop* reload red peactie
Oompleta financial looa atulolMd.
Today no ponre UmlUar wiU.
coodltlona In Florida attampU t »
grew vagaUhle
•cal* wlUtaul li
dIag r*W
lord uiteni ta

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rh*. *b *r. Un flw t hWe, amjfa; tire. «•**, I# of;
V-shape aplU lx lb* tep of th-1
W d a ^ k T
partition. Thla emptlre Into
dlUh “ E" In U»a road .and earri
off the aurplu* water.
The ayalere ta IgaUltad by la
ing ream 5f tia M
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rhea 'brewlh tha uwfare, 15
»4 fool .apart, wmxlRt tha »h« A productlrlty of M hrrigatod
way of lha field, there baldg • I when property farwreL tare
fall * f *m* Inch U mrory 100 fa
wkWb.bt attfn^Mmt
arnur t* triekl* through with. itl ftmTln going te thta « 9 —
Ire* by fricti**. Th*a* team

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DAY"," MARCH 15&gt;*''

undoIt* re; 0:30, CUria Gay;d;«.\

Get Rich; 5:50, Crured.rej 0:00,
.Wareidj.inn; M O .JE U ajm W l
10:50,. Clara, Lu and hmj 10:45,
Poem.; 111:00, Slumber hour;
11:00, Amos ’o’ Andy (repait)i
11:15, Pl*a*ura hour. ,

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aclvteft.

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yor'e-baad; Ar00, The C*lum&lt;
Ina; ItOO, Topics In brief; 8:16,
rbar.hop ilngaf*) 5)50, Mualcal
cktall) 9:00, Fhat Freight) 9:90,
(riao-tere pietoree; 10:00,Talk

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s t e r n Union
\ A g e n t For
m e Bookings

•r aid* af lb* ftald and recel
tha aurplaa water from tha II
of Ul*. Two fret boek from
dIUk, or aewor, la Dm control]
bea C, which I* oaml to dam
water bock la tto fh U lT k b
haa thrre eultata, ota m i l
with til* wbtab, wbre *p*n, i
mlta all *ireM»r* *n|afatl to d.
Into ditch, or aawor. Tto J
higher wttat U 1&gt; irehre *1
lb* filet, and whan ihp tlml m
U plugged permit* a level al
Inrivea of water la Ito field pi
Ihn tlta.'Alton th* firm and an
■relate are t M
the water
than bob up In the ftald to a
la tma lack** of th* anrfre*.
A t o ? * !T to b S .i7 to 5 ! I f 5 rerelag and cloalag th* rettai

iy Joknaon'. orcheatra,'

5 ft 10c f.unch ft
vC offee Shop.

Open 8 A- M.-9 P. M.

Only Veu Da Thla on Paper,'
F R U IT S

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D R Y

C L E A N IN G

SANFORD 8TEAU
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FRUITS
VEGETABLES

ODEL T FOBD

running ca^ylitlan.

New Indurawa Sflj
Rh* burete Into tear*
collapsed an the con
table whara ah* hai
eaar line* the trial a
ad, January IX —Chi
Tribune,
B E A U T Y

P. PAUL
.Sanford'* Leading'

ural affinity bttwtca
Valle* and grapafni
both of them *r* •
In the public ay*.—]
vlll* Southern Lumbei
W O O D

* O fo j-W M B K Tampa—1170
5(45 a. m., Rattlag up a trria e i; MULES for reta or trade-1
7JM, Good-will program; 1:00,
delivery. Holden Cauthen,
Mbtnlng'entree; 8&lt;(B. A Chat with 453, Witter Oaidre, FU.

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C«ntl«man*i .mall
135 rath and diamo
— Fhlladtlphia
BulUtln.
M A R K E TS

SHOE R E P A U U N Q

Coolldgo aaya that booat
Ing tacea depreatea wage*
Not to (peak of th# tax­
payer,— We*lon Leader. ,

. A . B. D O B B tth

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SECOND HAND STORE

R A D IO R E P A IR S

FOR SALE: On* hundred heed
ipulra, all kind*, and aiae*.
Lou need mute* *ee U. before li
hit* and bltai 5:00. Trio; t:qo, Ra­ Ing. WID deliver anywhere. O
oul U prperem iltoo. Moment mu- aldaon A Jalllcttc, (ltd Myrtle A|
alcala; 9:00, Th**t*r new*, an- Jarkaacvllle, Fla, ITnm* 5-3371

VEGETABLE

nuuncamanta; 5:50, T r lfl TlOO,
Dinner mualc; t:!5 . Grace Flake,
pig*. ■ weak* old, 44.60 n
conrert phtaUt; 9:00, Tba ( T )
jriarjr; 0:M, M u ir of th. MaaUre; Call 11. Guitavren, Mecca III

A I'TOMOTIVK
elect lilt: co,

M E A T M
Lathering a Sea Xloi
tltnnaed In Bellowing fl
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Soft WaUr,—|Legend c
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WILSON'S BARBER SHOP

to clttaa directly

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Only In Latin la banu*
drcllnrd.—Luul. rill* Cour-

Slatrra Of th* Skillet (NBC); 3:30,
Evening Star* program (NBC);
5:11, Variety; 5:45, Topif* la H m f
( NpCj) 7:Q0, Amo* V Andy
(fA lO ); J l l i Mftbdtang 7 t K 1%tr

f In and Out the Windows I
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C O N F E C T IO N E R Y

BARBECUE

lU N C H ROOM

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ADVERTISINO eehool of
mutle offer* Crooning In
TkaKaty LadaOna. Ka*y on
whomT — Arkanaaa Gat*l-

Popular .Tonic.—AMORA L IMPROVES AFTER
REINO II1T BY PARSINQ . CAIt.—Santa Rore
(Calif.) Republican.

OR1NKS-LUNCHES

&gt; f 15, V.ilrtk# (NBC!) 9:ft, Ruhfcll Kay, Scrap took; 0:30, Pl*a. BUILDING BLOCKS—lrr(gntl
lore hour (NBC); 10:50, Fhotura
bom and general t*ment wn
program (NBC); 11:00, Nflll* Mliacl* Contryt* Cq. J, E. T
Saveli (NBC); 11:15, VIoceM Lo- will*get, prep. Srd and Elm. I
p a (NBC); 11:80, Jack Beck*! or­

By HARTFORD CURTIS ■ ;

xnd POULTRY

Cea'era

Clgaro—Thbocceo—Candle*
Magailaea— Feaatala
Drlak*—Sandwich**

A N G B I/ S

V.

r 0:1ft RelodUtk: «j4 l, Same
WJE; 7:15, Jolly Time) 7:50, Ham.
aa WJZ; 5:00, Sponabred program)
8:30, Buddy Boy*; OHM, Concert)
9:10, Kama aa VfJZ; 10:50, Variety;
10:0, Dot) Mrehalta 11:00, VaiW

F IS H

BICYCLES ft REPAIRS

5:45, Sam* aa WJZ; 7:15, Sweeto***;&gt;7:ao, »nm* a * WJZ; 5:00,
Beal urea | 5:10, Sarah aa WJZ|
RjOO,’ Trlqvlatan; fe|l. Ram* aa
W J Z f 11:00, Sport*. oreheatca.

; Columbia renc^i,
Lombardo orchretra;
la W T ita S P S i
' C la al th* *uodplpa* along tM
•apply main, the latter being madg
•f frer-tnch til*. By plugging , «
hoi* In lh* atandplp* any tangle
line *f lha tlU« ren bo abut aft
from tha water and day *tbre lire
• f Uta can b* auppltad at wtU. Thla
permit* water to b* applied U ire
•sect portion at m ft*H tabfcb re­
quire* reatatore tahbret wettlog
paettae* Huh da mat ered I t . ' l
Tha eww* o f thrre inch til*

I l l 45, Same a. WJZj 7.-00, Sam*
M WBAPi 7:15, Sponaored pre­
pram; 7:50, Sam* u WJZ; 7l4».
Spomorod program; 5)00, RaAa **
WF.A&gt;T 1:50, Spon.ored progfWh;
0:00, WEAF ( t 1-4 hour*)) ll:15,
8am« aa WJZ.
■t7T-8-WBT-!555
7:00, High Sputa; 7:30, Sam* aa
WABC; 7:45, M * . WABC) 1:50,
Studio, orchaatra; 9:00, Unci*
John; »:S0. WAJBO &lt; • !-« hoere).
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7:00,' New*. oreheatre; 5:00,
Sam* a* WEAF; 5:50, Sponsored
program! 5:45, Oreb«alra; 0:00,

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B E ARCAD E
USINESS
D IRECTO RY

inanagtmtnL North,™ re
orlta, chine* la make big baa
with fair InrealmenL (4) A
der offer te the periy aba
oppoitunity. Owner too old ti
tlnu# M m *. Haring dera
•ami with homte, built c«a
walk., He. dK K h oR t Iota 50x150
ft. each, Mjmnlng love U town:
eehool, atoree, grow*, railroad on
tha development, highway through
aam*, lake, eloee. There ;l*t.
jhouM aeR from »300 to 5400 qathmhhy told. Plat and every . Item
edeJBd t* continue rem*. |1JXK)
rarhtak** rem* or 1-5 rath, bal-

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By T. W. LAWTON, Sagt.
Sanford bew*ta of on* of &gt;

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H o m e

P e o p le

II* JAMES MlU’liflTtlN
Ttirr* »rc nine schorl hull ling*,
*U for wrhllu'atid thro* for colored,;
In which lher* an- employed «
try lh Hem'nole County la not
whhe and W e limed tc*chrrt.&lt;
limed 'n anyway with t ill^ ^rnw»
grnford It spending nbool
inr. II, a*mtbe)»M, la In » m m '
and pillce drparUrtcnt* *» to per day, or 87 rnr.t* per pupil
, Semtnclr County. The upper' left .h o w v h PU.wVerryJIrW
ore Inter-aligned for Ik* r*Aa&gt;
;vra| typical farm ep.ration* In Sanfurd a
whom sh iuld own^lno n&gt;osl uni each day of the acheol term. APon that pract'rallyall o f ^ h w l h
prealmataly &gt;1110,000, or t U per
while the other photo»ra|*» rrpref *nt tlrwn of tU* yltl'a chief Indurtiy. ctlerjr
tnfcU.
*
The fii* department started off enplU of th , population of tM
w th that rtlrh iatrd jnunke), ilte.' will ho eltrrnded on eehmll
known a t “Jath " at unelllp* «'*n
Mima celery and giro a majority 1
od by tin. Elko- Club,' Ja.h war
of th* hull** grown are grown in * 1
allowed t i mam at large and wa»
area* that would otherwise h« used .
tlir Idol, of thr children, hut Hirerfor the production of crltry and J
ty became « Heen*t- and Jatk d*
eegolabl* cnipa.
4
eelopeil Inin a Jtnlorii|U» Ihicf, tub­
According to atatlitlca p jtp e n J j
bing and deatmylng bred aluff. u
by th r Plant Hoard at Oi
miN patKttI mtti lhi* Ctyj tU ll
j
Thin f nally ended with h i. .Incar­
ant hinting on the ro*! «&gt;l Iran*Orancr* are Sew pfwdurlng com­
ceration in the new' Mutik pal
portal inn and therondllhm of the
mercially Paper White*, NarvNEon.
'
/
protluit upon arrival at destina­
Tha lltlle too, ma:nl*lned at
•M Chine.* Sacred Ulya, Cal la
Ulya, OUdlolu*. Amaryltlt, Canth at tins, by tho |Killre departtion, the traffic department inu«t
aae and Ratter L'lya. However,
m int, wan Ihe real foundation of
he pin|ierly Informed a* to the
Hi* grwwlng of Narclcau* and
The hlalory of the Woman* the present nuin'clpal h jo which
T
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bu'ltincM
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bi-»t
type
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container
to
he
utwl
Amaryllia bulb* may mrjll*be a*t
» ettant th*n In ihepetL-h. f - r *41 h Vegetable In order to Club If ain’t cnmUUbl*. ’All 'he
• ■I / »»» priy. tgrr
------ ,
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nor .lefir Ihe payment of leach
fully
trgun
and
retried
ouli
r
r
r*
the
odi-lint
dl.irlhntlon
of
|*rAgricultural Ederomi* «f thi
•hipped nreive the lowest legal tainly mean* a great dal to Sanct»* «aKrle*.
Inel*’ county grwwera.
Uhab1g,.tomin‘'dltle* i« defende and are delivered Inlu the
TH* center high »choo! la now
toid
aad
the
aorrjuaJinC
tomniun.ant u|gih th fir dtlltrvy In­
riet* In the le il po^ilde r»&gt;namt ha* In-vn for a number «d
In the r6n*utnlng market* Ik
dlllon.
year*, nreogrlccd by the state
a freth. crUp
metrhdnUbV
►'or a number of year* I*, wra*
r&gt;h . I* Mpec'ally in * front *
beldl.glng to'CU»* A. or the W rt
condition, make* It rrjd ily appar. rale standpoint, Invau.e Ihe rate, the only W»man*a «rganl*«t'on m
pst ifiiwto1 vf Bfhtwr . In •ddiuof
two million commrrc'al bulb* r&gt;
ent that the f-rnrhen. of the traf-. puhlithcl for each commodity arc Sanford, but now that thrre ate
}p market aach y*wr and from
^ (Continual
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t . II’age
U .. Cm
I
fie defortment of a »alc* organ
(Continued
On
f
-s
*
Koutl
Rial
on* to on* and ■ half m'llloa Am- ___ ____ I t
uition rniaged In the handling of
«rylll*-*e«d either goer to market
ia
tin
a
t
la
receiving
thepT(a*«^iw»j..o»«lwM
&gt;.lU
1
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f
l
'
f
• r . la ptanUd far Amaryllla pro­ dally report* gl*e a plrtore of the numrrtui, hk|"uf cCfi’Iderahlc imduction In th'.a county.
actual prevall ng rondltlen* whhli p..rtan*e In the *u«e**ful dl»trl&gt;. Dmtng th* p*»l two ar three aie vlUlly Im peitarl In the »uc- ntltn uf there commedltle*, beyear* U»a bulb growing. Jwjl«f]» cr*lf»ril|k(kal'aw of the p m rau ir urn* th e trW fl. P*pert menl
__a. V.m. AUM.d l(a/lf (Wirt
f I
I r / | i l i r h ( t i l r ' f • IT1' ‘ *F real* thr obligation of Uylnn
tha*&lt; ' retejiT* ,ei#: ill* rate of the** *hlpm«nt* down In the rort*
relfaa for cemmefc'kl market aad movement. Which conal*U of the ruining m«rket* In the i|ulcke&lt;t
ihe other group.krmeiag^bolk# fer daily ehlpmentr nf celrry In tho perrllde time at the lowert traiuthe purpe** e f ’ wrark»t!«*/&gt;l&lt;imte
In northern markcli. ItT * eetlfti
•ted that there *r* praeticall* one th* a gal table .upplkr* In I I large
aad cn* h»lf m l'o n bulb* e^a*^
kind* crown In flemlnel* County
that are utUMd tn tlre l. for the la th* mntkrtai the comparative
product's* of bloom whkn (* able- shipment* from competliig areaai
ped Into th r North. Thl* la Pot .ln- t. ca/biHnforaipUon ha to l»rl«»&gt;
tuiv* of NarrUru* bloom. At on« and K&gt;nJitl«n« In Sanfuru ami oth
me hundred* of thsuafurd* of ar vomMt'ng |&gt;ulala| the relative
m i.iparNare'aeui Uoonr were aldwed «Jl prsgtmw of tlio. aatamm
of Seminole County Inte rrorlhetn *d W St Toridet 'y rir * ; Ih e proamarket*, but ef late r**ka thr pecta for grvater «r (*•■ volume
grrwrr*. ha*r d4*nwdy\t wnwiie Alt of competing territories; anj
to fhlpltfardrsua.M oom aad l**t thr cffrgt. of weathar l»*'h »*
market demand and Ven Ihe pru(Ceatinued On S«y* Three)
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■ nru Itcatrd whor*
■fcrt «r tteopa a i t
l»o !n ilrategc lortjunlrlj m vrr the
hr imrryrnry comFpo»e*, and will1 al­
ia National Guard
b et any emergency
Lm ty ari»r In Ih#
lief augmenting or
U r Hn»» of mm-1
k « r lUtiona
am
ef inmmunlcaUng
MmU of nik«r Ama^ , throughout the
p»n ho tolled upon
V comm unlcatIona
n JhU It ran ba
(h at tha Amateur

Ik Infotilrj Anbury,' opposite
F o re t Lake H ill), uad Impart
he equipment p rerded ■for Ike
auction of o af local Flor'da
local )&gt;uard t((Mpa,'aa'aroll aa
a&lt;o ilmlng fatorj|mn»j perioda,
I alall m la operated by 14. W.

Huffman, H tM q in lfn

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y, lat Batlaliea; and Staff
crant Geor|« Hehaal, Medical
Ochmcnt, and Wh alen a large
la of aludeal aperdtqfa who
■tjnallfyln* Io r* A » « lW "P»ra
I Ucenneo, tohlck hr* obtained
n the Federal'Radio Coram I*I and mu*t ^ W &lt; 1 Wfoie op
tliur an A ta a tw R ta tW The
J atatlon U 'eled p ar etath n of
I regular twain i
lUoyt perwith otk“ “ “
1 Guard
&gt; In Fort!
jlch altallar
ratin
totalled. T h l*
4»ar. fletlhlp. and effect Ire dur
&gt;M£ time. of emergency that ha*
activity
tm ,
taka odra.U go a f ib ip o p e U n
•formerly been Ik# cam, aa each
a who are located fa what h i often bee* termed "one. * ‘AMt ahV h’kfa keen equipped with
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C laat
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JUenrial of F lirt da at Rt- Angusi l S beea developing a nationwide aeta aa may be devalepad.
woo nnd with the State ' Capital,
It la along there dlnce the Ftor-' fkllahataee, fa r the poipwe of
fcyeteaa of , voluatrer Amateur
t r t h a u ti mm, known aa the Ida A m y Amateur Radio phone net n etiv rd order* and Instructions
"Army Amateur Radi* System", la beta* developed by ‘he Inleieet- direct from them aourrei. The
od volunteer Amateur operator*. peeatol atatlon* -kf IMu Florida
While lira original plana formu­ Mratic.no] Uuard Net ate located
lated by tha Signal Corps ordinar­ aa follow* i WdNF, Net Control
ily provides for communtreUon by •latlon, SL AugustInti W4SC,
red o telegraph, the group of Tnllahaaaee; W|SV. Tampa; W i­
Amateur* behind the microphone* lls. Sanford: W4ANJ, F t Myera,
of there Florida rtatlona are of BOB, JsriunnrllW un-1 a aarentk
lbe firm Opinion that the work
atatlon whlrh la hour bring in*tat•dth more Jotalng the ranks each
day,
. . . . . . . . ....................
Thk mala ukjectira of the aimy
Amateur Radio Syatem la to profU* ad d iteaaf rhanaela or comasawlratb a tk r jay bout the real to­
tal limits ef the United Htalm that
«W, la time of jnaergvncy, he used
to augment or replace the lan£
Bar*, hath telegraph .and telei
.phene, th at may he w A h u lfd a m )
Arad or entirely- destroyed by
fleed, rife, tornado, earthquake*,
ire, riots and i l a k d m t 'e a i . of
f l i w moons, and |o place a t tha
dkpoaal’ef all Mditarr Commandp i of the Army o t the United
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B u lb Industry In
This S u c t i o n Has
(Coattnood From P a n One)
bloom were skipped north.
‘The AmendII* grower* each
peer hold eg inhibition on the
Southern Bulb Aaieclafon farm
ayrate from tka Country Club and
when the btiihe ale In bloom thou4f
and* of people'from all over the
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place aomet me around Apr. 1 to
Apr. IS. The dale ef the eihlbltlon
la alwaya dependent upon the
weather.

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                    <text>LY N E W S P A P E R
SAN FORD , FM »

E ntire Student Body
Of College Strikes
WASHINGTON, P « , Mur.
II—t APJ—The entire slodrnt
body of 41t men at Washington
and J r f f r n &gt;n Collet* Walked
oat of th* assembly meet In* on
a strike today after MO stu ­
dent* iltned a petition proteslIn* ag a n ri th# continuance of
I&gt;r. S&gt;m n Dak«r a* prrsidcat
of the institution. Ur. Baker
had Iarm p.estdent of tha coiIrge. one of the oldee*. in Weatem I’cnns) Nan's, 40 years.
Student Isodrr* said th f petl-,
tlon asktn* hi* ttmoral w-ll be
iiln /iM fti i*m board of tru#--

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WASHIXGTUM C O f I T
H O ls t- Obla. M s:. UL—«AM

Severe Suffering And i
W ant Are R am pant'
Among Pitiful Band :
S traggling Ashore:

Rigid Inspections Of
Citrus Groves Will
Be Made In E ffort
To Counteract Evil
TALLAHASSEE.

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th e d e fu n c t O b b , it t a t e
B e a k . i t , rm .v c t e j *f s t * * fp rn f-ria i ti.a
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to ­
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ha fre * fro m
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i {he - W r e lt board of
aifhm/fch - wt tm t bump M aking L ast Minute
r a whlla lit ratim 'n p to
PreparationB F o r
at* levalp. "W# hare hsd
Battleship J a u n t
of arm walvinp h»sth er In delirium of Jo&gt;
WAHmNUTOjT* Mar. Id. - •
r,**. he added, “nusiner.* (A PI—I'resldtal llooser turnr.1
illy tpeaklap, atepprd olf hi* altrn lb n today to r.mpleUnp
4np roller coaster and Is last minute Bualneak before he
i plana on solid realities. ‘depdrta lon'pht foe a l»^*y »*«•
4 f Available statistical records
lion Infor
th» toribboan. lie will
m r i b n u y show businesslaave
for that
w iahlnpton' by train for
month underwent • normal sea- Hampton loads where he will
j stool Improvement from th# I jw board, tha battleship Ari»ona for
IrVris o f January. This le’ p:etty Porto Itifo and lh* * Vlrpin Is­
*o*d evidence that th # Ja n g &lt;•*• lands. Beside* the official pa.ty,
rUu# a t last ha. been halted and IS newspaparmen aad ala pbatoa* appreciable depree of recorery pyaphers will make the trip. •
• la hi i 'IM .
(Happily eontemplailnp aall'isp
into aunny seas, President Hoover
(Old Washlhpton rorrespendenls
vretaiday Ihe only news waa that
yrsteiday
hr tfps all set for departure.
Thf eob'net meellap had runrludsfl a whlla brfjpe. One by ouo
th* cablact members left lb*
lively traffic l® Banfbrd City 'Whlla Uoupe.
As the IUI or niura eorrespoudis has r fault ad sW a the trea*
of a hood broker*#* depart* .tits enterrii the pre*Wa«t&gt; offir*,
they founw him as usual slandlap
I* front af his dawk. Hr sipMed.
There wa« non# a t tba temsop-o*

Rond Brokerage Of
MortgageCompany
Shows Big Increase

mparapt,'

Istginning of

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throughout Florida in an effort to
stop all use of arsenic sprays on
fralt.
Mays asked for "the hcatty
roeperallon of evet) grove own»r
la the et*te to help eaU hlsh Flor­
ida's eltru* upon th# only lia/l*
that means piosper-ty t"
thr
grower. . . the bails of quality."
The comm's*! merit •tatrm rot
read:
•The legislature of lUC* pa«rel
blew pmhlo’l ’np th* u-,- of at»mIc or II* derivative* as a fr.lT x rr
or *pia&gt; *.n bearing r im s tiers.
In 1B2U the law was So anirfwl.il
as to permit thr use of this spray
‘when so ordered Ity the federal
poremmrnt or state plant board
for the purpos* of deatroyinp the
Mediterranean fru 't fly.*
“With the virtual endlnp of th*
fruit fly work and the lift n« nf
the quarantine, and reputations
incident thereto, all reason or Jus­
tification f sr further us# of arseniral spray was of rourte anlotnallrally removed. However, It ap­
peals that some rrtrus truit «row­
e r . hav* made use of this spray
contrary to taw. Kvidritr# of th s
was disclosed by the rllras Insprr.
ll.ig work durmp th r la-t
two
“For th* purpose ef tnlur np
acridity in their fruit, thu. rnab|h\p It to pass lh* lest tequ rrd Hy
the law an that it mipht pa upon
Ot*- oarty m arkri.. I’m arsrnlral
lad ‘as an
P yofullrd
th# k|usl-

See-' In th# shipment af
aaed^y Isa- ,*U&gt; be »*!» th f president
mt o f iJelln- r rctaty lla r lu , who ha*
„T «1 tty of which .has
Pmto ftican affairs under the war Ida'* citrus n* the peueral
(kpartuwnt. ll« and Secretary j af
Wilbur,' under who. interior da- . '“Tha^efurr, as romatlssionrr of
fricullur. and with the apprutral
psrtm m t tome, th* Virpin laland. sdenln sUaliou, will b* in Hi* rJ those who hava a t bea.i the
a two-fold purpose wopld taaraall patty that embarks West ptatertitn of the citrus (ndustrr,
hs that th* debt of th« City Itvfioward on thr battleship Art- 1 have airanprd for a rllrua prove
d ‘kb' . ’bppcariablj
reducod son a from Old Point Comfnrt (aspartion, be* inn inp 1. yesterday,
y.M th* a*am liii*. tkapsyrrs
.wldrh ha* for its Abject lh* pre­
Thursday niominp.
d ba aaridp taeaor. Mr. CoopWhll# no illnerary or spend* ot vention nf further us* nf arsenical
■UbKabod th a t branch of hi* discussions during the thirr-day apray and th* detection *n4 panM u soma %*^lh« apo. T»dsy stay ia the Caribbaan poatestlona Ulpnent of then# who permUt. in
k th* ttadipfe' broker Hi th*
Fas been made public, the presi­ Ha use. • ' .
&gt; and ha* *u hapd a t all time*, dent looks forward fa petllnp
“Comiwdent me* will l&lt;e sta«d issue, ef B*hr*ra bond* first-hand Ipfennatljn on rondl- tlbacd in th* fruit belt in do Ihia
(h aa* offered at th r 'dawsot t'tms and problrma affect Inp th* work.
'
pa quoted.
“TH* heatty caopuratiun of ,.v*ry
people there.
—|
L ,
M
M TUI* O u a n n tf aad •Mortprsv* owner in tha state is earn­
• Cm, la th* only t l w r i la
estly requested ia this effsrt ta
county which h**dl*a oailrset
help establish Florida'* cilrua up­
k of any klnd- Heal aatato
on tha only tmal* that utcane prosbps aad itntsN are aa 'fmberlfy to the praw n, the baa's of
i*nt phas* af lb* Brm. topetb|ilh mortpape lean..
At hallh
leans. A coat-'
M m drpsrtnyeal. of p rn erai. I»s -:Prlures, Ic* Creim, the faatuc*
w fc c e and bonding la mainUla- article of tba numerous crssoirry
V g g all limes, add prartlcslly Mbdurta which 'are inaaufbctuicd
n f f t fprm Of iasuisM* which daily in tha rompiculy aqalppoj
bPjtta can ba obtained there. The ■ p a t af th* Bemioole C rcipcry
bafpa, af rife of the Sanford Build- Ob. at 111 Boat Beyead Street,
mm. aaH I&gt;*M Aasariatlan la ala* haa become th* fovorlt# due M
Iscaled ia lh* Park Aveaa* of- at nuny Hanford hoihks. Thl*
d m is bora* «ul by a g b it ta th*
plant when busy workman are**-

Local Creamery Is
Large Producer Of

Offere

Missionaries In
•V§ru Mi*ihrir, a f ' Battle
nd, Wsskiagten and Mgp. VtoMarian Millar, wjNa* nmthvaa Ip Rpthaa*. erere slain (a
1 sleep Kuaday night *t
mafu Mfaaagaa nscalvad to­
*tiled Ussy were miaaioaarH^^the Ks.sath Day Ad rentCrime w a*‘ attributed

to

■feat* that tb#, mors than 2t Bandtslera «f Pgiaato* Ic# Crraa,
ba*i a wwtl-eaUaftod Bat of daljy
msKaasert.
i Pi toc o s Ic* Cr**m la made from
the purest milk aad milk prodWto .abtsiimMa, aad Th* Ktninoie
Fwpikiry Ob. sparial broad af
paatearixstioM U*urea Us parity
*1 'aU .»:*&gt;•*. i t raaba aeewnd to
aar* ,aa a food confection of
q“ptofto runtioa ll a special fr*la to a f th* plant, aad It I* a t all
tlmug 'bandM under t)i* dlrociien
*1 M P a ts Kerry plat of raw
milk Aar boom taaaumptlon Is prt,itocod tocsUy aad paaleuriaad tofor* - U n r y . Betaaae pasteur-

River Lines Cai
of th* large it c
th* two Florida
, tonatl lap* wh
propel barges
vrith a toad rapacity af tW b n*
arrive ia Sanford dally s l u r a
Ito lp a r trip dawk th* river from
Jacksonville. On tha rriu .n trip,

Sees City A sO w B f!
S tale Bright Spate
,

Ifl'RKK tSLANH. New!*** m k t I L R L JONRS
aad. Maf. Ih. (AIM—H i* rpevk,
.f i«sb In the wa.tr* wl b m .sc | JACKSON VI l I I . Mae. 1&gt;»—To
ire wff Northern Wwf.-nmtl.wd
, war Of Flaesda** aasataa* a« a i d
• day termed srilh si\-w*wr rffw rr. | era Saafctd w "oa» a f *he hriefeb' s a l is 's cf the sealer ViVHr. ( e*t .p a * m ’he stale.ssto-ir at is d alter t»w day* »f
Kdaard W. U a e . .k a d n s a of
suffer**# . 'a r t aa . vjdo-.wo flaw-1 the I .a id af the Ailawlic NaiwaaJ
day blow Ihair ship Is psrrva.
‘ Bank of fa. kiaanfle. e apim is l
The . s n i r w t ha4 tramped m-rw , that belief here today a w b&gt;
This is no job f t a m«n w th a » iak heart: hoar re , the*e
ripbl mile. *ciaa» iW fV«e«.|
daring tasah v n itn sttached to Fot Mryrr. Va near the (*ap«tal than
bras lap all the per 1* aad hard-1
City, seem not the lea.t lit more rm I a« thty 1 itn th * human 'ship* of the A ntic tw pat tb « ir, ■aatfestsd hm faith at the f s ls ey
City ta a eery 4sHah* m saase
arrh for St. ll(Q utir and h s .teed to bap ulsJ»r.
• fmt -a this warritain lest hoc ‘C&gt;*. a hr a hr rstahUshnl three a a afjw b .tr .ni» half a ,fatrw prrsows
could m ia strr 1« their . • . • - - . * 1
I Ibry Wilbaat wean, ta 4* aa.
(
By r - s i f .r ta a r re-war a im e d
; a ’amst w «b I beta. The sleaaar. *
j S&gt;(»«■ ami Puoihlsttow Fraablta.
.rashad t.. the srenr hy «hr pws.
• rnsi&lt;nl, hose la sipht at aiablj fall, man# W ee. after ih rir *v
• petted arris a t
I Bar «f these skip*, the'Sapewa.
1 l.rw ght w th it llarvy S s n p st.
Up
In
Battle
With
To laook IntoFuture
, A isf i t a iwtivw ptotrrr raaa.
a f V atiri Frtosel aad
InRtrumentH Flying l' r&gt;A.lapanlwa
With G reater Hope
I - I* orwd. bat s . te a* sf lhaM
I las- ed sealu trr. a h a saawhed h i'b
W A flllN tm iN , Mar.. IK. (AIM j JO IJE T. Ill- Mat. la. »AIM - | Iha prrai eapUs’aa which Mew alf
—The di.iupht .till loner. • s tr I dleflril taoellluu at th.. i s . Ill&gt;n.4* • the V.kiapV sions-aad with it tha
jpanh u{ tha cutiatiy, tail aaturs ptntltrat a.w s here .urped *• ■ , olfV*** aad e a e m w r s ' f p n n a
1
: -■ - - . _ t u . .1_I.
hat attpn&lt;*l hrrstlf w*1h fn w n o new M t c C n s i yraterday.
meat, anil |&gt;ti»al^a«rnrww»ln-**trn'lii.i: irlb 'f In many.
It h . pa* with a flpbt fas sop ^
Into thr moat dptre».e.l ,e&lt; •
th.ns. a ll In the f'Ttu of rain*, , .n r i.tiia l th . two State.ille
pori ri nirnt loans. Itxl Class an.l prison. V t* were a .-it* led It
lu i.I i. |ie( Ita* g"tie to .nfl. n the p rn rtialn l to thr i |« .l
V ffd t, of the uni'ie»edeolr.l iliy- alwre a . r s t s a n 's iurt «h-'l»el
and rtiahlr the fain • i to prison official. «»f blame Irr lh«
View t l.r IU.1I plant/la season a.th i -I,atb* of tw.» tun, rts in a i b t
more optlmNm.
itatunlay, an I thete a sister nf of**
In'- iS iitis.t. hiiw r.it, at*** stain man a(ta hrtl the g tu td *h-»
wbi. b Ihiuuahout tlm wlnt. r *u.- shot her b«olher.
ressfully weatheted the th r.st nf
But it '.l&gt;rd .ml In the .1 n a*
dwind! up alt.ii. inw find th n r room nf the obi prtsnn *» thine
rvsMirrrs exhauitrd a^nl h-.»e a|s Mutineer, attempted In rear* h&gt;&lt;pralrd far assi.lanrr.
( t | t'e* lull a e .r hu-thd away hf.
While aoim- dmuahl &gt;1*1(4, in- for*
m u ll at'.use
An they
impromptu
.n.arre.thett
tl..« tel
be­
tludinp A lt.an.a-, bate laeil gan n * prsrt , r a s , n ,.f th#
drenehrd by i*ins. th. w .athrr K t a t e v i l l e |»iut*ot«r&gt; la a l. j
map shows wide area- &gt;till faring Bomronr •uppr,!, | a "ft,* " in
acute sildlty. The spun# ahrat. the auselKr of puar.t- atul the I I .
(alt in the near m u th ar-t ba* espeileiued the driist aintcr on ter- flay er» four hi . m the Idea, w.lh
tbett in.truaMid. a- aeapao*. Five!
old.
were Irta lx l in lh . buapitsl.
Ilirretor. (if dloupht teUrf kies
At the »a.l of a day af sull. a- Ufa the erewf-p •*— &lt;(•'*« ll
thr ritual on tn the sostliem slates
ne&gt;&gt; an.I m u i t a c d -turhaiaea trsaafri.
*« «&gt;|**« tallyr favoialdi.
the rocass, r*» iia*m-t d rtr.m 'm d
. Its In ha&gt; allayed the dr»uahl the nusvitl, -tail, haturfay “rmmo
Thar **»• • f h d s l W . the
(birr, money ha. heroine n.ailabU I# ihrir iVatb wh te assault op lh * &gt;Ira sf b d askawe f n s , m
thrsuph po.ernia i t b.sa. and ad- puai is during e . n .4 " Ik # JstX day oaf.I dactatas e(ssad at
lbs (lay I■bod last amhl T
vsar*. hy la a l nwneia, and *«►
raoneratid t.u a ti f.a a k Catshia suf f.rinp had baaa U trnw . &lt;1
ploya enl ba. Inrieased.
s k i test.lied be I l—J i aly 1 s t
|n this air* tb^ Ked Ciea* la i bats frwn, the wall, atu (be mill • few hsd Im 'M f» -4 . I n .
plandoninp gradually IU feeding
s.1- n'-alrty drOCTtbn what
prigram , lurwiap atleatiaa to lap n o uf mea u&gt; the yard.
A* (he jury I tleord la Col.h a's sOrnppW. bad bee* tk iseg k
otber stale*, meludkip K iw o*r(
lUiaais, OW*. lodiaa*. Wml Vlr- testimaay. Irene VaitMek. m i n af
V ia* Virginia and Mtr y toad, i s s i i I Alb. rt Ya h i t . m * th a
who** leseinv* bare to rum . de­ scr.aas and iu*b*d uyu* (he sitle te d
About &lt;l&gt;OU.Oug persons ■ess. crying “a&gt;urde:ef.“ She wss
wrapped away, si ll KysCet &gt;s| sod
arr brbip assisted.
Of the |A7.UtH)4IU* si pn piloted rhaut'ar W art n lleary f II OS
by tlaarrca, for lo ss,, *h&lt;«« 114.- s s t i . in the same 'eras*.
OOU.OW ba* lee# USsd. gain*
When ever the js r n
i a-sed
Vusebee year of
chiefly to i*inthcrn state* for seed thi upb Ihe ysllls. ike n SIKti «we to , frooty .
manifested a retrlliac*. &gt; p rl. Sanford Itorn Wag
and feed.
Guards i|« ilty *'ip|&gt; n « &lt; l -ipws title “f “the to
anal ' r r mutiny. Inst r-uld Bat ha t i a« aad r*T» i
Longshoremen Turn j af
stapjesr.np entrails s a I yell, fram f ewfrwl Ftorvda'.
Fire On Police Guard lenders »r other, n “ m btery.*

I

NEW OKI KAN'S. Mar. IK.
(A P I—Two hundred .tn b iap a s t ­ Bank Robber Admits
ro toagsharvmea r id e l oa Ike r.v- CHftie and Kills Self
ImpMtaat land nps alto* the rube, i r f.vat today and luroed tbrir
s a l many deBroftoa mre mad* &lt;a pi.lol fir# oo th* police who br iK*
up the disturbance •■nly *&gt;»• &gt; m*kli.p more than 1*0 arrest-. Offi­
cer* reported they were f rvd upthey. ( barge i ft#
oa b) sniper*
Biol, but no on* as* hit. Several
per mins were token lo bvspitak caofaased to the robbery,
•uffeiiap from Igjar.c-.
himself
off-cers said the rirb r* term­
Th* Sliver Creek bask w
ed at the Isapib e r im .r '. kail sad ap ami rotto-d shvat mm
m.rrbed oa th* docks •&gt;&gt; ml moist*
tba slrik* byeahae* w a r takra '*
guarded tap* 11 work ships ia l b
haibor. They »•*&gt; a i t by the r atsquad and i r f a r i lo dispecra.
i Avenue *o Hi* - a t ptafaat*. lh* mob partly
a f th* l&lt;a*.

SftW JB 'M S, S*S

Local Boat Works
Handles Jobs For
M a n y Customers:

�x o a :
A
r ift
1- ,
v U i*ws ki K!be*f r

*y W fa/W u. 8.

•1 had f u r r t t m
* t

3

Stale - Market! *r *&gt;&lt;*"*. i

anrT oung. WO

.fu r (»• ►j r « M • •

br’fm L i .hlpm*m»mrrpmrir4

•+ -7H*'
js M a r ~ r n - ,^ f f .
!,r S p r ji:J z ? t w

&lt; t t l K 2 S S l
Among. Good Field'
O K I.A N O O ; Mhr. -17— I A F ) —
The rraam of Fl&gt;rtda womea golfart teed o ff' hero today la Ufr&lt;
qnallly ng round of tho annoal
■tot* chanplanahlp tcarnem rnt
K m than PO woman a rt ant«t-rd.
JackaontllU. r*pra*got*d ay Id
p ta firii lead*' th* Hat of H l w ,
,out*l&lt;U Orlando, with ontriaa. Only.
Fiei Ha m 'danta an* kll«lU * to
. I I . • aa. * a.____ ________ »- L.
lAY- In . t^.da nw a flH nt, WHWh k
hid under th* auaptea* of tho
brlda Woman'* gol^aaaor'atlon.
Following I* a lUt of lb* r t f

«had*lftht U p*r

i t» rial- •*•' "' V "" r r t . r i a .i
ir*Ui5r.Wt*»a»»«" "*bt. '•""■* •
« 1 r» iMalrir.

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s r ^ a ' W f S - 7'

JL JU *tm ah
r u

d m d

rra n

mnvmm I

Wj£W%S5’’5VftTA&amp;
M i n r J O M U H iR i i'r n o v

|U . a *

I»T&lt;*
ICO ACKff

1‘ar'a thh ' ‘O Iv T Itt* ^
lihaw, F o rt; Gxhrdno
f c f v N * bl lading r K
M an wild report* that
I* not boeff.abl* to ft»l

I t !». known

»r* :ih Inilda Inform*.
Iv V It |hdt lt|»ra will Cn
in'tha lOinlwhtl V*b|f*
d 'o f (h » A '«. Th* 34
IdnnV.Dyke*. they la ;,
I up.i* *urh an n t in l
W be rflejilnced al third,
M ;'a arm rwi lon*»r U

u&amp;tmf.
w ehen

enrkinea*. . • ;
"T hai* all right with me, tod."
remarked Htreel. "I don't enre
ah a* .h a thlnka about, himaejf ui
efhat he aa)*, »o |jp K na ha aliowi
n|* he r a n . pitch. ) think ha can
•A* -N 'fairly;, well* known,— Dean win III nr Hi .hall -gaman for n«
&gt;.
,
neatril. »M h .a allr ‘ among*, tha ih ’-a yenr."

Gabby S treet Is En­
thused Over Show­
ing a t Boy's Debut
- MRADBNTphiTMar. I T .-IA l'i
- T a k e It on the w,.fd of (i»M,)

U lty Gfere, * ho dm.
vUtefU* U tt 'laaM g ,
Ut* f li.t to' h l t 'c W ,
•Wueked. I k*. a »l*T*.
|n lip.Aop (ktpa. It If
|at .EarpiMw.’l h«ilr*
M* m«r*ly w*r, »ur.

Uff«X /TM U T* a n.

pitch** Ilk* Old lUrna*."
Old Hamey, ln cat* anyv'na
doeen'l know, It non* other than
W aller I’arry Jnht.am, who wa*
caught far yoara b&gt;- Street with
Ihp Wa*blrif Un'club. •: • ‘ «
.

rhlh from VfhMtnoit
MTfcihplo'MfcCpiaT®
i ***nr** you he In.
id by hU gunar TS*w
V k M V h . ...
la F ota bo rhaaod o n
; r' ••*'
*1

tjft/f »/A* TKr- f
(•o ^ rM u ll
A* Will, a*
(01410 AkO &lt;P&gt;icW

lorn* of lb» greatof'.plfehei'j Iff
the gam* and area mutt of the
olher* come-and p&gt;, no youngaler
In !0 year* knn o h te up lo thd Mg
rhow with a n y belter twilling
preipect* than Jrtoma II. Dean,
populaily lalwllrd "l&gt;i**y.H
He la only 20 year* old now, hut
he welghalhO, aland* P feat I 3-4
Inchr* and ha* the Muff worthy of
• veteran of a half doi*n;y*ar*'
mor* experience.
r •
"I may be loo enthnaUHc,'* aald
Street, "but Ihfe hoy 1o&gt;k( j and

Cartdnal “i-litln'atorea" tu«t ertenn. TImt at 'Sl.'J«ia*ph,auith&gt;n at
|l f.uaton. that', he wa, aummnneil
for a jlr n l and hearing the end pf
•, .* "
the aeaaon. • y ' • [•
■ " D lir y " ter**d advance n*tl-f
he would make gaod and thbt ‘It
***• about tint* the h'b M thtM O
garfv.blid ai tumble. U n heat - Jha
rfm tfa, d t i f, In Ma Banaithf l*iguo I’e III h M acted g«‘ though,It
w*e all-that .could be axprctkd.

■Denf( hae n n 'e u y , tide-arm da.
Ilrety,. with lot* of ,*tpff and unuaual control for a -biy with lap*
than two year* of profanelnnal ax
pcrlence. H U hom* la In* Holden
tllle, U k U ) and be evme* from
the name tiatebhll tb irlto r; at the

of da&lt;kapa«)ila.
» &lt;&gt;•
-•:
Mr*. W . A . Dun;- N H / t l f fc
HaatTn, fdra. F. W- Tiwasai', Mr*.
,‘C. R 'lV e fla r/ M U a Veda Mltler,
M r* . lU rry , McDonald, Mra. l t CJ
Frlhble, Mr*. G. W . Darla, Mr*,
A ffW e o d Foley. Mra. Lew i. 1‘aey,
M&gt;*. W . F . OlUIae, Mr*. C. G.
Hnftth, M n , Flore nee lliagg. M .»
B a n ; Batkua, Mr*. fc t t M f c t
aU * f Orlando.
T h r -tti* f •
'-Mw, r .’ - a H a lt h f A .‘W .^ T t f
Lee»vtna, Mr*. C. T . A o n * : Mrt
Vf. *11. 'Rymmai and M n * i l ? l l
Bw toa . of Tampa.
f
j
Mia. J . Ch Adklne. M r*.'R efdhlti
Krnaie, M *a Sarah! roto r.•klr«*
in* HoW fgar, GelnervlU*. ‘
' :
Mrd. P.l C. M e n .li^ -F W p M
Sprint*.
Spring*. ’
,
'
•'
M « , flaw !U Taylor, hlra.1 Itoai
aid Htoryy Mr*. John RnteelV. Mf*(
(iro n * (Irani))', Winter Haien.
Mra. C.r H. M cCluif, M ia, i h i
lend-Mfdrww' and M r&lt;r *T.
Grubb. Lakeland, r
,
•»fn*.’- U A . Seine abd Mr*. A .

wW

FVT"* Bfoh- ^r.

fantoue

AT THE MILANE WE DNEPDAY-THURSOAY

\H ft 1

f . •J v*.*11 4

■ * .’ ■

N

^ {

auffrral ronitdnHy with burn'jp g Indlgeatlnn. C a t pi*»*ur#,*nd
rehljjltat'on would often put m « la
flUid. -CnmtlpaMon had-'o - *lmng
h jld on me, »nd oolyth* *lrnnge»t
purgative* helped me at all., f
welihed only. KH'Fotnvi* when I
Marled taking SJargon— and Juat
a few week* later I weighed 100
roundel My etonjarh tfoubla ha*
rn t’rrly gone. I’m* 'aticng
and
'.health)', ami Kargoh Pill* cm *
fplrirly overcame my constipation.
. L nevrr think'of Uktng a laxatlr*
'•non." .
'g o ld liy l.anej'* Drug
Him*.
(A d r .l
.

lion f«r I* . dridM blM uo in . ne.
romance with law. M M eertlfleaf*
« M M r n the fnllonlnn Ueerrthed
propvrly
Uluelrd
■» ,H»mlaol*
ii'unfj. VHirta*. ti».wl|;
; *{'

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-

Ruth Nichols Altitude
Record Is Approved
W A S H IN G T O N , Mar. 17 —
lA P ) - -T h i « Nation!.: Aernnnu H
Araoriation Imlny approved ' lh»
mark of 2M.74H frtf-attained l»y
M U Ruth NlchoUr Mar. B ’ a* a
■new altitude tfrond far-wamcn.
Tile leeord I* M ing forwartled Ip
Crrla for acceptance *■ a new Intemal nnal record.
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Hill HardwarcHas

exhau.t i U r l f * . t h d ' M 0 P af nl&gt;l

ref.on* of th*
a-e**trat F la t­
us problem of

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Indut.ry of »oi ely. WOC? *•» thi
foundation .ton* on wb&lt;*B "ur
civ hint ion it uu IC'.H ' j j j i j f f i1
a time irl.tiuo to ■M EM M U'1111
In hl.licy and In Ute.H* Wlui ti'h
*Ki plam. and eulliv*yg(a » l then
•top» to real)** hi* lfcpdUpjco, In
«pit* of *11 hi* *ffoA a;ti f j* * th '
»ce J to germinal* or i f
hap­
py m u lt, at the h a r r M ilaae, hr
who know* hIni*.If and hi* I""jectrd work" loo* 1* |hh
4"a'&gt; ■
a‘» at the mercy of nttftrwl p * toe*
■In oun and .wind and'trdnC ■tnn.t
feel the heed of a H lf W r ^ d * " '

Indu. tries,
i wtfch need.

fy of life,and dtpetidrnco f*
and auataln th* effort of huma* j
I* maiV mhjI aaVrtl. We Jbt
niativ«'&gt;ntari&gt;»lia. And then’ I d
terd, iht- Celery City, who nia
who deaj*vwlth Nature I* all.hod.
l*J)en:!rni on the fruit* of the
vatitd mood* »i«tN ?w'
h with which God reward! oor
intultiv*ly ha* it thrwni a pah hWh
ara, air licit* of * apedal ofthat lhtr*‘ It « ’l M n |'F b « * , '','»'
f a l l . On th* one
Vila! Foyrer behind the Id* m^nf•a t a nh iii'|&gt;c ndi on
teat lnMb* open field. Th* farm**
■tore of it* hind-In ijh% city, will
lid tim e ut Ho**
. . . . to
, j Him, -n
Imtimtlyeljr turned'and tatna, If
other our tneri-fie*
* and effort* »oon routid cult U y*art of tiled
hr he '■ thoughtful matt, to Gad. i
and true render to tho comMuqlty.
It our f.lloWnirn, E«t»bll»h*d by t h f Ut* VUliam
F irluiul* i* that communlly U
Ihtir need of tojd. , I J. Hill *hortly atter.th* Civil \\&gt;*
(he*e complex, horried day* which
devote* lt«elf to agriculture, Which, .Iliw our daily life ahould and
live* upon tba land, not In a fi­ Mnr fulfill th* tre a t command,
nancial w%y hfonaarily although
evoi thar* th* aactfrlty I* fra ttle , ■Whieh It our final law and Whl-h
thin In any othar pdrwult of maiw r* W blilh l a that more abutoda.it
and will be at tons a . mm mint |tf* ‘Which i. uur desire, ‘ThJtl
eat. But It m»y wall b# mo*t •halt lov, the Lord thy Oad frith , and the pr*ph*t*.’v M*y
fortunate jipl^ilually for In dm- afl thy lieait, and with all thy 1 worthy of our heritafe.

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braad* « t q»«Utjr w rtl
hM beeoiat one of I W I
tlune* of'U rt b tn ltM . i
located In thr«o »ter*’
E M F irit Street, U cdntl
attic!* feuad i a . tlx M
hardwire comphnlei-' a
of radio* and ‘Wtk»rf-1
»( a|f time*, and the tb

Whotaro ehrnr^. °* tW
mmta are **M to be f t

l h i city:

would not ha', produced at*hoM«
If prfMart 4fy, woada method* and
annual foM*t f l r « ooatlnu*. With
dv*r l6,Dw,000 W ree of wa*l*
pay ta n * be­
ll* * year nod
noth .tif, It Is

the right
me periods/are
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riOidimiible .pride
of genuine accbmpiishmetif we speak'forth to u citizenry th a t
m ust already be aw are of much.of w hat we say
,
The tiipe is ripe. We, believe we

darinr th«.c0taiNr ycpiy ln «Mt r

th at wa cn*y )»n iwncflt fronj *thc
■way ladaatri** which th* faymt*
•T Florida *uppsrt and malnUin."
‘TTha'Florld* Forottry A**Oclalloa, of which I
a m*mb*r,. 1*
now a t work hoplny to maka each
county ln lb* Sl*t* * ’unit for Iho
prcvaatlon of foratt fir*.," hr
coaOudad, “und.r th* provUioM
erf which o**h coualy would bay,
r r p r w n u ilv . to
*m* careful »tady to th • natural
OidhrmUa *nd.*thar^rav*«utivrs

We serve ,lhe public.^ Ip conferring upon us the exclu­
sive right to provide the utility which it is our business to
transm it, you have given Us a sacred trust. . And it is our
intention to honor th a t tru st a t all cost.
Untrammeled by coercion we, y e t, strain every effort
to offer the U tm o s t ip service —, to* preform the seemingly
n (mpcflvlng.on t h r em r h i ttir e —do m aintain our
standard a high tcyeis ip the f l i c m lowered fcsfttancc evcrywhere—to lo our h it—an im portant bit — in giving this
section a place in the sun

m c ttH i ta JB1T, and modem
trlcal machinery which I* conlUy added to make* It th* U .)
d In iM chaakal parfwtlon.

V JOHN D. JINKINS
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County Tax Collector

H. J. LEHMAN
Clly Commlaaloitnr

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Va u g h a n

C o u n ty TAX A tw isu^r

C, A. BYR i)
C k y .C o in m laalo n rr

T. W. LAWTON
Su|ll. I’dbllr Inbtnicllon

C. W. CULPEPPER
Mcntlkcr Hoard I'uldir Inhlructlon

New Celery D rin k Is
| . Gaining Popularity
t Aecordlc* U It" J CI.um. M(r.
U w r of the nopuro-C Io BottMag
Work*, local dhirtbutor* of C*lo,
f c wh W’
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Woduet a n lacrewslay tkmuahout
t m. ptata *ad Soutto***t b / t * u .
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n. A. Ktwmin, U th
mmmiftr, and he ado* ,n
Se year*.of; emBloyinhftt'
n rv ln r thU romm
a lo af time,” he a*M. H
w rV ly that onr motto
hardware, w*'hav%' U,’,'*
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AftmM* our i n i» the on* Who aaya complncen
ba getting home to enjoy .the Spring. It mdal
on you Florida people, not haring any Soring,
v Our tra d e r indignation rises to .the bUlIa
a rt long to say, "You probably paver stayed
enough to see whether we have or not. If f t
you might find our Spring very lovely, and not
to scurry back to yotir blizzards and atorma
.While we admit that the northern Sprin
th l force of great contrast with the snowbt
mpntha. the freshnees of a green world, com]
Ig ain /ln fact the crlap newneea that la the o
that Florida la compelled to make for having
winter, we do not aee how any person who I
Sanford the last few weeks could deny th
tender green of the new oak leave*
the old ones in their eagemese to rfeaeh the i
ltllee embroidering the lakes, "th# blgndnla
blossoms, the wild olive white with bloom, all
In the .woods, thi

pr!«T t&gt; the IW l msstoa. t t \ h r
thoieegMy understood th at the
•ugfSoUowe and r o e a u a n d a tlo a
which w* mak* sr* l» no way
binding upon th . Ugialntwre, bat
n « rosjnsnanintlm il only,
constitute oar best UmSght
Jadgmmt, s f tir Isfeettv .
for m e n than on* roar. We
n t them to roe so rsaomi
lions for thought', i l s h slid
■ldaraUMt hy th e UgHstfera
. Th# t i n t moetisg w ae&gt; 2

vTiiet thZ r'tle water oaks to palmetto* are" putting out
little fresh corkscrew tendrils, and the trees are burgeon­ •d and publlalfrd
ing with feathery b um . And here aiuL there, speech tree SUGGESTIONS FBO
SOURCES
or a pear tree must suggest.to..the tourist-bta. northern l ,
Pt And more than J u s t the vlaibty evidence, there is that
Intangible spirit of Spring, .the consciousness of the secret
rtaaonabla to b tll iti knewledge of growing things, th ft the gap la Running
renewing Itself in mysterious ways,
City Judge will War* high, and the earth
from the new blpomsion the flower* in the most formal
1
s1 garden to the dee^'hi
of the wood,* It does not take an
expert in bird lore ,h
change' And to notice
lastly, we defy any cc
wood laced vrith th e1. ___
fora of Mahatma Gandhi dare to say that there is no Spi
fey's . Ttmad-UaW^ r*.
a of oar last Vlalt to a

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t |T MO par Vwk, wfWon.
Ja tk l. Coogan dot* aboal
H ta s , and &gt;ow, many d*.

ha claims. ■&lt;*

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«H wreathed' In
may iugi«*ta if Fraud#
■ant its* oc. woman
|)ni&lt;m dolldffch* Alight
g of lh*m wfih flvd hue
sand each. Yg^Offlost

The, Celery.

standpoint appear te b* JnHlfJi
ubcomtltutional or imposiitju u(
accomplishmont.
JOINT MEETtNO WITH , $ f |J
juen’b committee;.: ;
Bsntml Joint mootings hfl
boon bold with th . C lU aonV J
none, and Taxation committee,
which th* Hon. P i t i f d . Wyjf
chairman. Each meeting bi&amp;a*
faith a frank siprcw lon of opl
Ion, purpose* and roomdld*,*?
aa a m o l t Uwr’a da not appefr
ba any substantial dlffsi

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The use* of celery are almost a* numerous as the acres
which produce I t.' A few years fgo It was pretty likely
to be served very much In Its natural state. Seldom did the
hostel* think of mixing it with other things or otherwise
attempting to disguise it. More recently, however, she has
grown In boldness until one is apt to meet celery in almost
any dish in almost any form whatever. Even the connoli*
seur sometimes has difficulty In recognizing, his, celut^y,
FI rat of all. of course, wo think of r*w ceCrtyr eotd and
crisp and cut so that every piece* hdg± bit o f th a heart.
Then, there Is stuffed celery, which ws.confmjLM'gl p ajtk *meh thl. report corm moiff]
culdr weakness of oura. There ia something hbOUt th a .a u tt
of stuffed celery on a table that tells tn# epicure that-herw TAX REullNtND UNEUPLOTla' a hoaten a who knows how to make jxer calories riaHrloua.'
Philadelphia cream cheese with a sprinkling of paprikaJoott Wbm thl* comstlUaw wsa O f
well and tastes even better, but aomelpeoole prefer a stuff*

iMlslator* kan prsuro callingdor (bo rssnU-*voluiion Jaw,

,lnU u. u K 'u
rlth th* upper cnisti Y*t
tally nblt trf fak* tmitrIn high brow convstiB
la pH vary nlmpl*-# Th*
K la U IliWn and at In,
latorK*:, dHnerodfblsI*
I smas* msl1* If'I get in
I lot go a fake hkew and

It haa b*w» Mw purp
c*l,* and consider at
from all aoarcaa, duly ,
that « i ran only arrlv . i
abta aolution «f our, pry I

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Vw.jaw expan

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.yhsr* la no mftbrik) dlrihitlt]

rirs.t* rest ■*!*'
dulrii vital sad s*e***ar

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pospla of th* sUt* was lUmc;
and taxation. Bine, than Amip.
•Ion onr th* *Lt« bo. M g !

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ng dish. Ths Thankaglyln
incomplete without eeWrjr,
id for people who do not,care for onion. •f(*ftlr*
bftltute in meat loaf and atm Ik patties.
dh resistance, Tor those who
y, is celery wine. Wg were
Sanford woman, who know* h
aslarlts and provtd* more
gj t e t »h« ,h*d •dlmovered a i
brand of beverage and aha. I
l U U C P CRYING NKRD
delicious, ^his may eemb
r all, In receat yuMDfVfMttil
g from turnlpg and" earrdti

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th* World has booome of
grit The last lima w* saw
pda making thing* hot for
Rlnoo Idol, w. forgot his
fv
b a th. oflwlf^sy, prop*.

selery'flts In anywhere on the
Un either the doup couriM w l .
celery the wag you have tried It, then

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Virtually all of lh* comuiwdl
In F tc r l^ V r ^ n a i ; " P o r t \ ■
u t p r t i l ^ t n , F»jt Drum, 9
WUW,
i r i t i s their m*
Cm I n I F lo rld n moot “Vopolii1 (rotn thW fact that thty were i f
Mrn&gt;, s^pubn., po&gt;U during the SOminob W u
lltft. Tbrie potts'V *m « • *
■mnh apart,
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rase S eeks New Dane* HaJI-Ha*
e P atro n s f t ***8**1 P itrp n tg e
IllOr M a n t l A P

life m a i m e r

N few builntM houses
.which lie open from
il midnight every day
L a feature which, to­
ll the energy of 111
im itlr it utid of the
’.ttWit popular ipoti In
‘The fmokchoutt, the
only rimhblee eignr end periodical
rtore ln. Un* city.
i r f i t tfcdro b a reward In conitaatfy plagftna aw*y and eecr
boaH ag-te mind that the cuatomer
rfa lt bo p b la e l no m itter whit
tho.Hwt,. h w ily »een In the attllud# of Y. ItcReynolda, aote own*
ar and operator of the eetablUh*
tnoet. A 'pnun tilk with him ror e llt that tho bualncai wla found­
ed on principle* of irrvlce, ruurtoay, and •QtnUntbl value., a pol­
icy whteV’ maintained ilncc the
opening day; form* a reaaonable
baa 1« for hla aaaerllon that “Boil*
ow n. ie&gt;* h m y « * -* » !a * .a t Tha

lt r a .B . B. Joceo led tie 9
f M rirw a . followed by Urn
th e f t; conducted hy Mro. -

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m . *a i u t . i « * | f c ’ H (o e t» a g w -

. During the nftim i m •to re * Harden gnte e voeai
nod thn Roe. C am It V lroet
in,appeal t« tho M doty to
tuppoit the' rtvlvil-VrtiSeh w
he'd a t the chorth In n ( b i t

Vlllf. ronoariy o&lt;th V f ^

lag re tali m i bam Tfe, a - week.

'.-halrmaa of tho le

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Harpejf* occur

IhU pftoraeon by. S f * f i r Salt Berko Statle, rendered a
Epringa. A r t, w harfbTw ffi apowd phhM . ado.
Mrs. "C, ,0 . t
a m ld m t of the a x b ty , anna
e abort lima.
i J h a t (ho annual n W I oDfl
Rea. . &gt;’ r a a k ReU bew i,'. i f Maty will H m meh.oe'Jletoh
V p a W i a l d .* ^ U th« guoR of

on. .Other bfilpan

U a fater’ file .
fart. Baber oM

tV m voU it the largast ship
o fro d mapper ft lk» w r H , i
•via .from tha port traveling
fir
l b coast of. Mwlra
.Ihclr file hr*. •/-,

floor In th b a.ea, u .d h at faclllVaa for m&gt;rp than &lt;tK&gt; touple*.
Buceoaifu] !n securing Mero'i
Hyn.'opaiom oirlualvely, htr. f a c ­
tor attribute* the .largo attaada nee to thy fort that the ottheatta
haa inch a wide folbwlng. George
Mbro la the leodar, Jimmie Robaon
th# drummer. Ura. J. M. Jack, in,

cookI d
S A T U R D A Y I t * t P .1

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’ Benefit VUailoh U n a a t
Ftrft B fp tfA CharHL

A N T IQ U E S
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PSHD T. WILLIAMS
O at rw w im
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Hate Ih'a Saturday afternoon aa
h a • u h n p Q t b a N d l M m -r

Somber Two,

Tom Tlmmh’We

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tomorrow n ifh t a t B o’t l w A 'P
the Jack and JR| KtndorgariSf
Class a t the Booth Side School
auditorium I* aa followat .
- Bride .(
Jini*
■ .O ro ep
' 'H e rta rt Mama.
Mfnlauo ,
Waite* tfajrdpa.
Boat Man - . Katherine Speooob
belli af llannr
Jnyea Steala
Motion of Honor Lilli, Bryan
Stoloacker.
Bridesmhlde
U arih , AnderShirley Birfth, Money Collum
of la d le s' Council Holds son,
and Xalberino Wlggtna.
j [ ^fc&gt;ti On Monday Oroomoteen Charles Oomby,
O anlyn R otbr, Moreno Owecte,
‘ Hoctei. &gt; { r o T U ^ » y baaP Dorll Hwindlt.
Klower Qlrb* A m
Sytirb Me'aeh.
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. Rather of BfUa Buddy AngeL
* Mother ' of Brtdo
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1 According to officlala of tha Orendo atom, they aspect th b Sal.
frday'a business to Ml tho groatp t In the alors'a h 'lto ry end ham atom line-may bo mot. The largeat Hochr of eowepopeta ond mage|B$ared value, to Justify thb.
tlnoe In th b city are oo the dliplay ahalmo at all flmmi the moat
t Metal WorkR complete Hna of smokers' supplies,
lundTlee and atalk) eery are
l Offers Fine S e rrk e drug
featured e t all times, and soda
fountain asnrke which b noted for
Sd'cltlag patronage oh the baa- Ita cbanllpaea ere tha outilandlng
la of egfait. ctiftamanahlp In the
a it of sheet metal working, L. B.
HMgini, prominent bualneea man
Si ho operate* a aheet metal worha tailed on problems of contraction
and auto rad'aior repair ahop at with roeta b .
110 Weat Mepad Street, offer, a
The hart of materials nr* a l­
brand of iorvtfo which b complete ways uaed in both plan and ora*.
to the Isat detail.
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mental aheet metal work. Roofing
M.. llo d g b i' plant la ecftlppod and auto tad'ator repairing eblm
to handle .tpe need* of any tip s a large portion of Mr. JlodginV
or iheot’ melal rsquIremenU, and ds'ly actlvltlce, lor he has estabh , mabtalA* a t alt times an afro- I'sbed a reputation In thoa# lUw-i
lent staff of aaalatanta who. - are Which haa won him many cuitomready to offer advise whrn ran-

J . H E 33rd annivrsAry.
a^lebration &gt;t DICKSONIVES in O rlando brings new,
wanted fashions for E aster
a t lowest prices of tha y a r .
through Saturday, MarcK
21st. (E aster is early thia
lovaly

cottons

fo r w o m an

lend color an 3 charm to
fAtbtr

^E ttly n StrWg tnd Mtnt

E a ste r ensem ble

^ r i d e ? ’Brother and Slater ISten'’Meriwether and UlUan Can\-

-g Bride's HitU r.

id hats and shoes I
Fashions for women, for girls

Mary Wiggins

and .Rial, Iluichlnon.
' Great Aunt
IUl*n Palmer.1

apd.for boys
an d ■floor-coveringi^f o r ' the
S o fe a T A iflp to O rlande CM*
week-end will pay handdpme
dividends In giving yOU the

I J t t i w a h A ttU A lab n .ah o v n rt!
OrsotA'a S lib r
Naacy Rew,L
ilKyrd, Mrs, 0 . B. MrCotl. tor.
Iloaiota
Dorothy W ltl'n*.
• Uahar
L M. TriforJ Jr.
Groom's Grondmithor
Dorothy
and
W- " - • • r - n y i . 1
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DUTTON CELERY PRBCOOLING CO, BANf SRdT f LA.
GROWERS 2MBS GROWERS SfiMS OUT 8 ANrORD TENTH WESTERN CMOS
OUT ELEVENTH CELERY WASHED PRECQOLED YOUR PLANT ALL CARS
ARRIVED VERY. PINE CONDITION SAVING CONSIDERABLE FREIGHT
VERY MUCH PLEASED BTDP INSTRUCTING OUR REPRESENTATIVE USE
YOUR PROCESS EXCLUSIVELY OUR(OPINION WASHED PRECQOLED PROPERLY
PROCESSED' ADDS CONSIDERABLE TO -QUALITY AND SELLING*—FLBISCHER
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afternoon ta rauaa tbs' pollen from
tbo top l l t u i A ta fertilise those
below. Bead from sack of thao*
r u e d Nanis l« saved teparaUly
and a M aaaaon planted, sank
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Haa Complete Stock
Bryan’s Hardware .an Sporting
Goods Btoro la another Banfjrd
firm which has a Urge tVsda
among the growers of this tec lion,
for a complete Hock af farm implemegta, from rakes aad ahovslo
t» tk a baarlar artU-loe, tuck aa
spray fcuaa, is carried a t All time*.
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Own Biggest Celery
Field In Existence
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of tka Maurer Brothers, wallkaown la Sonfetd aa talery barare, ha* stolen a inarch on llsrfo s
M general and Boaford la par
titular fa U r as o m of tha rial (Pa
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largest ta d lfw n l cetsry farm In
tbo wield. .
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field which U ciattljr on* mile
square, .in on* single bod, ond try
to Swafin* the Industry o f tba owtpleyeM who set oat by band lh&lt;
t l . 4M .000 plants which later grew
lata large stalks of colory. T hu
field |a owned and operated by Uv
MBarer Brot here, wh» also own •
farm In this dlatiict.
Ia 1 UM lb* alder Maurer and hU
fawr H a t laft New Talk B ute
for tbo w * .t to an— a la lbs m Iefy growlag Industry. More than
M y a m of oapeileoco with color&gt;la that s lits gam Mr. Maurar a
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what la m w tha world'* large*i
farm. Tha Maurar, 1reels. If mas■Ufod bo tbo rows pt celery plant •.
would murk up ta a total of f.ino
sail*#. t V y starts* with IdParro*
of land, aad adding to it yearly, It
now coraprleo* shoot SAW, aern*.

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Freeh crisp tolery to newspapermen In the midst of special edition
work is on appetiter to bp long re­
membered.
Bo Th&gt; Herald
ocknowledgr*
receipt of and tspisaaos Its ap­
preciation for tb* crate of 'antra
fine Blue flaoee celery frseh from
the American Fruit Grower* farm
aad tba gift of Bandy Anderson,
field manager of this marketing
organisation. MV. AnfUrson al­
ways re member* Tba Hat aid foie,
a t tbl* tlm* of year and ha* many
friend* In ibis office.

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IN UNCLE CASE
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Widespread Herald­
ing Of Assassina­
tion Is Making It
...Hard To (Jet JUrors

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(’liarRc on Grounds
■ Of Violating: Bank^ jjujr LawMdjf. State

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mambam o f the ship’* romBy'Karl landed si Horse'Island.
the day th* company
• advised that 200 per*
•ed* had barn killed and many
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%
fjj W. Bowring made publle
tad telegiam received fioin Ihe
line's agenla at «t. Johu&gt;.
“ Vary difficult la gel rietiila
1 about those men. About MU haro
' (alidad, at Horae Island. Others
ja^klag fair piogrt*. toward the

q

m

.I,l? L «ttr crowd* . inaIJrg their
tray aero** the Irr bringing dll*
abjtd men with them.
,
' -N o waid of Frtssgll. I'enrud
add Sargent..
. .
,
k ‘ Their namra nat mention* I by
tpt Men Who’ have landed. either
dead. Injured or miailng.
Vaalher ,* clear, teiupatatura

TP
ir a

II wda tha .promoter
Irg . plgtar* outfit, beat
_ filming - northern •‘•hot*
With 'sound. Harry (Urgent waa
i a e i| lt ilir ,' and A. K. IVnrod
a tamei a ;nan.
.
7 Botering Rrothrin. had no newi
Of" their taplaln. Ahum Kean,
I r e bat *U *r advkea ledlratad
that ha had , beta terlnunly In*
Jared.
Mat* age* .from Hhrb»r Orace
at ihe wept* la's fate and
ward, natrl•r and tha a
doctor were

rJ b&gt;
y^jM
* -(Rk.4tai

mm

ng tq'reach
’ ogtav, of

(Cao tinted

:W.
"ter a m
to Local F&lt;

Ijiousandd of Men to
Get Jobs in Big Con­
struction Program
A TLA N TA , Mar. 17.—(A P I —
Road ami bridge bu'ldutg • n o
grtma will play an Important
pait this year In stabilising bua&gt;
n«*» In the South.
'. Thousand*, of-men, who ulhsr« I m would bo JuMias, a ll have
regular work and pagse through*
'* » . 4 * | H r a . a result.
Mora than M0O tales of perm*
anant made will bo eciiitrurUil in
I I roiittam atatea daring IP-11, re*
prt*enling an eipundtture of ap*
|iii ilm July t 20tVXX#.iHX&gt;
Thr*i&lt;
Plate* already havo .’12,000 nillat
of improved highway*.
Niarly all of tho money to tie
spent will be obtained through
Impd Daunt to Iw repaid from tag*
e* rtdlstlrd on gaaoTiir and aulnmobile*. Tho average ta« roller ted
in the II state* on gaainlinr la
ab.ut 4.3 relit* p*r, gallon.
North' Carolina,’ a pioneer in Ini*
proud highway*. • will
*p«"d
94,1101) OOOtl to rotapjato S00 mile*
of turaoll. sand, aemsiit .itona
and aaphali roads. Th'a atale al­
ready haa a ay*tern wf *Mt&gt; miles.
The Noith CaroRa* 1P31.Irglilaiwtr increaiad the'gaaol.no tag to
six rent* par gsltaai.
,
Vlrgla'a w*ll udd.approxlma’ tdy
(Continued 0 „ Rage Three)

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l i t Mr. ihawlap’a addrwa. will
high epot ut tlp&gt; arealng
an, two Other pramlnrnt
Itural ogputta will also be
~ . M. Bhadaa, nitaWhakai*

r. IlUll,

ef Jacehaon11 a M im ilM gnambota on
,
sUU*wt!e
op waetiat.

**lhi a
;:t w

DEATH

YiyiK, M T ’ ’
Sko'rn. m, nhtkl watch*

"n .

Ueh. _ t ^ r i)* k llm

k

Laeb sought to raatraln the rlty
fm u collecting n tag on h a propirty na long aa lha rrvrnu* waa
placed in an n^vartiaing fund
from which ttonatlons wera mad#
aa ndaartDHig and ‘nther uaa «ma
mpdt.nf the rnmiay. ||a el*|nm&gt;
lha vaa i f la i money for ndeaytie’ag putpoaaa 'a not aulhnriaad
by M g si oca advert bring of the
city and its attrartlsaa could not
be leewasd a "mpn’rlral purpoar.*
Aualln Miller, Jatkaonellla e&gt;tp
atuh(*y, argued (hat tho ettiaa
hnva p tavnl tight'*a spend yub*
for golf e«ursea. airporta; and other thlngi and ad­
vert a* lAwse
facilitioa to lha

PWJ_ _ _

...

THOMPSON CABINET Ml’ ITS

1 da*d la • chair at hh

•(wo wrack* before be was

» fH^

CHIOACO. Mar. I T - ( A P )
—
■
frtS'am Halo Tbompaon'a
r* k ypHgned tnt*r t t
•mayor'* plenum Jt
was U give Tkiiop*
n l la (he cvn 'urt of
far raaiectlon
Scarborough
from their
Is Iba

(GROSS SAL!
(t a x urged Al
TAM PA MEE'
Would be Imposed fc
Two Years as Em«
I jeency Measure* fo
School
Opera!
fHtMoluiR»RT wvrv mjii

DDICAM r i i ADI AIlvl

ACCUSED AS AID
TO FATALRIOTING

2 WINTER GARDEN MORROW ARRIVES
MEN ARE KILLED IN ENGLAND FOR
IN PISTOL FIGHT (ONLY BRIEF STAY

Spirit of Rebellion Is
Renewed As Second
Death Is Reported

Defeated Police Offi­ To Expound Official
U.S.Opinion On Ancers Shoot It Out
jflo-Frtnch Treaty
With 2 Successors

1.tf^ .* » -t H » ttaj&gt;* a.o d W|B tfW B 'a a p .

o#(i* (vrav Is Named &gt;r.... . ,h,,
New President Of

tin.

N,,v-■*-•»*•!

1,"r'-*t,p ,,n

*.*«.,, Local Rotary C'lub

Tax Money .Case Is
Citrus To Be Topic
Argument T od ay
Before High Couil
TAI.LAIIASSKK.
Mar. (7 . (A P &gt; —Tha right of Florida ritW*
(a aprtnl Uk money for adverlt*'.Og pun*®*** 'gga.nigusd today he*
for* Uw RUto Supram# Court. T W
qua*(inn, irtmtd^na pf .DM" tw **!

155

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Better Kesults U n ’^er. ......... .

*tV. Dunlap, aaaittant asrCwT agikultura of ih* United
will be the pr'nclpel apaaklha weakly m M in r » f 'he
Kami era flwb to b* held
« t flu
Ssmlnol* . High arhavl
’ey a'ght at tl!00 u'eluek.
Slag It. Juhnaen,
Juhnaao, who ha* bean
toein g 'ha *0 ay mere member*
Ua
waekly dlaeuaalana
W U
a club
«lub In traa
fk rn prohlama Oris morning
that eeary gn w ar in
r be praaaML -Mr. Dunlap
j metiage of part lewlar Inlcr* tha gruwara lo this aact oa",
(r. Jolmauc, "and I am hoiwl wa shall have • incord'at-

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ROAD BUILDING IN
SOUTH WILL HELP
AID UNEMPLOYED

tCHlICF JUSTICE ANI) DEAN

N l ’M UKK

tMfi**A*tO-d*a*ar
(,\l*b — O rL - lu t k e Lew. Tentwaspt
-tVukwpntil herabdng of "Jake"
f y l l i d r r , h * tort. I.u k e I «•» J f , j
.Unale', t o a o ilit ll in ln»t Jut**
|hrre yeatcrtUy liy Iho Horj;
an I K , r . t 'liu t lv o f N a*h v'IIe . and j
and the h»»t of ev«nl« piled In lt«
itla Cltlienit FllMtnce nntt;
kl v . . f f ' r t l * and dit.*elor* of the
waku proved a barer* to lapiJ •*•
TitxMtlon rocnmltteu tutkini
r !,i/ ..l A -lie v lie f&gt; n tn il Ibink a m i.
lertkm nl Jut ora yesterday for the
i the lugialfttiirt* to uratet
T»u*t Com pany wen* Ind ltled b y .
111a1 of lao V. Brother*, « barged
tin Ilo n .t.iiib n county g land lo r y ]
j genrrMl grm k retail anleit t*
with slaying lh, Trihuno erliitt
y e - t.T iU y on n hinge o f vio l d in g j
rrp liter.
, law next m onth anil g iv e th «
tb. .t a 'o hanking low*.
A* Die tr'al ataried before n V.
, *7 . J
Vppublo tUn righ t to rrpeAl I t j
The
ndi, fo u n ts m a ik rd
the
(tn«« I , rhed tlnong, loth I'efsnie
nt a referen du m n ex t y i * « ’
. *• g ►
|ti
III
t
’uu*.
aweeplng
I
c
n
l
acth
m
i
»
»&gt;w
\
A
and pruaectulon dwelt eoiwUtent*
i f thny not* fit.
h - Ir e n I taken ns n ie * n lt of Ib e j
ly on the prominsme given iho
Colcnel lllanton W ’i&lt;hlp. whore fa itu r. low.- tnte la *t y e a r n f
The tag wuukl tv Imposed for.-1?
flaying In Chlragn newapapeta.
A®*
appidntnicnt as Judi,v Adv.icate had., mlh di 'os Is ,&lt;( appuist*)
two’
yrer* aa aa emrrgen*y am aPd
. A t the end of the day only 10 Cenerat i f the Ij.ilted State* finitely I2t1.00d.0l 0.
ura In ftranc, the o|M-ratbin nf C
ynniranx-n hud been nncatloued — Aiiny, with n t of MaJer ti.n*
Ihe schools anil lift al! tag uiv.(‘
T 'o s e ngainst whom true b lla
Ihrve lieing lenlotlvely aecpeled, irrl, fm a tutu of four tears, t . ' i c i vlnrta**.l y i . l n . l y , ,n a ill '
rr*l estate letlstl fur school pur*i
a‘* exruaed for rauro or by perelop* wo., recently nnn utwrd at Wa,k*
poaea.
,'A R
lien to th e three N a *h v .ll.' men
Dry challenge., and m e *1111 on Ington.
The rnmmlttea alto recomruaa#*.;
w..................
IC W allace ...
II. ...___
b a ll s _. _
It_i.s e ll C ,
the .land at court ndjoutned.
, i |iar » it,, j . a . Sim lair, I '. 'N . i
Chief Juatle* of the r-ltr.1 Stales Suprein* Couit Chirlra Krona ed apimintmant of a r-nnnutwwj!
The three tenatlvely in the mi*
tbo*ii. Sutn A. Ilublaird and Clar* Hughes, with the v,-notable IVan uf th, Ceuit, Aaajeiat, Juailea by the IrgJalatuir tn r-mshlvr m»
yvrro Kntnk J. File.mao, llefnutlt 1 H l t j U i l t n A T L A U l
Bank n, n tf.ers and .line'. D ii.ri WenJell Holmes, win. eclebrate.1 Ida noth birthday, March fumllrg *«50,uoo,uoti of outstand* •
Iiaaiwjn and falwanl J. Rtown
Ing rnnnty, municipal atul spa- ■
or, of the Central Hank and *, mat.
,
.
They wtUi»U*Mt.\bo Callage of Indal dlatriil bimila by a l-ng trtir *
Tti'*l fSampany.
riulrle* abiott their knnwlelae of
atate bnrd laius. Thl* plan wouk
Soliiitur RHi V. N r'llot a il.l
the ro*e thiough new»pa|HT ar* I
rv'iulra n vonstllulbmal nmeiul-j
tho*. nd ilod would In- railed to
roimt* and Ihvlr anility to main* j
mrnt.
•ri’ l at a s|&gt;e, ml term of Bupetloi
tain an o|&gt;en mind.
The alate refunding b nl taaup .
Court alrratly orilrml fn Apr. 20.
The momtonnu* aeleet'on of j
plar, proposed by C. It. Overman ,
t'olnnel leu’s ImiihI
,rt fi-r
Jumr* wo. delay nl until late in
of Hagtlad would tump the enor^ j
(III,mat rn-l thut of I.iiV* I ,*., Jr..,
the morning
the pro*orotion
n.,
*L_ _I. a —
mm each.
.I. k*S..II.*
. 11.
niont burden of all teeing ilia- ^
a tviI g
tliorbU
ata g*.
1‘i.oou
ii.uld aubniit the name* of aildt*
trlrts, i-g'ept dialnage, plodg
It&lt; r Net lr« *uid lie bail l*-eu It( onal wltnr.te*.
the credit of tho state for p i
fninull aiiangeini-nt« would b*
Mo&gt;t strlkilip ol these » »&gt;
letirrmsrl nf Ih rq h -ml.
modi' for |n&gt;*ting tin* Inmil* with*
falliri J din lliymdd. of Notre
tnrvent defaults hy cnmpvllll
JOI.IKT, III., .Mur. 17. (A P I - nut ilelny.
batne university, lie was l.diuw-d
the dlatrieta to mn l tho r olilit
A
tumult
of
areu*ati«&gt;n
ovuliist
n
Tin*
I
j -n , mid t'lia rle 1,
along
t
to lie Ihi* "priest" who wilprssed
Ilona under a l a rr late of intrr&gt;:
prison ihuplnin I or, amvo tho w ill W a l'u je II. bnv *, m e th arg *
the killing anf then Inded Into th,,
eat. Tha dlffeienrc In the InlhP1 '
tufid IIT.,, nf rotellion in the tbl rd lu an im lirlm e n l t'uniaiu.ng a a
batkgmund, never twining Iqrwul.i
r*t rate*, Mr, Overman
said,.
y * t i I'tu ty yesterday.
Count* w d li eunip rary |o defraud
t&lt;t teveal himsslf pold tly. Anoilirr
(,\|i) _ _ j ', «old be ailffieirnt tn amurik
•he C e n lta l Hunk »n.| T iu * l Coin*
t.O .N D O N , M m . &gt;'
\
V
I
N
T
F
ill
t
l
A
H
l'K
N
,
M
«r.
IT
.
'
Tinning
limn
bi*
mmoun.uiiKnt
waa Clark |H. Appltgatr, Owens
,,
,
...
. 1much of the prineliwl ovrf
pan)’, ami by ineiiii* i f tin* nllegi'd ( A I ’ I Tbo fo ltn rt
indue i l l el Sinstur Dwight U. Marrow, » h i ; |wrjiJ #f sn r#M,
horn, thy.I, ar.d New Orleans rata tl*t a mcmiiiI pinone bn atis ,1 v(
to n *p !ta ty w ith d e frau d ’iiu the In* mol night ninm bal ol !bi* I iw e ,
.
muji
I*
autferod
•
in
Fatutduy'a
hn.-e owner, to might -hire from
ennie tu lamdon today to «apound j The enmmittre ionvi-md y1a»A
aH tulInn of u lu t r l of inHU.iKM) by o u s ln l n fle i tn *1 t lc lid n r * i l c r
K*w Oaloaua b» lU,. slat* sttui- X'r*. Word, ii Homy I', Hill tluitlean llh ml opinbin nn the terday mvrrlng at 10 oVIock and.
lie
ia*iie
of
&lt;ertifiin
tv&gt;
ot
d.
|»-*l
lin
n
,
shot
It
m
il
nn
the
»lr«e!
yea,
layV'.iflD s unJ Ike apa^tal l.tngte get I that Ho.. litre Cl IVliii niova r on lh&gt;- Aflievilb* lutnk i*&gt;«b|e ,U|J
Wi seoab-n until late
Anglo hr*ruli Ital an natal
tlr
e«,ln&gt; with their vucie. *«r« nn-i
ba.1 fdpianted dU.mi yid, ry.-le^.
'•Kneed &lt;d st^ lK gk w
ihe U*oV m T** * ** ***
w thau*,
~
Ihrve oliver Itamtv wen- mi- mrs a resrsr ftn efrt, mid, know' metley ur it. s,|uivalen| lieing d&lt;- j w c c k ’ llrdk*
- An»«
w— rir*n|
IW.iv i i—
iiitf M rtvl —
•* -an
tlenrgr Brown, fn rm cr rhlyf, | at **
Ihe Hat — Rair'rk ('ampUII. llanlsi Ingl/ , r nu’ . hail U i u a ms*,raise irnftnl. and through wrongful ii*a]
ricani |#
w,,flj|nr ur a, gunient* «ii
and Yrrrlll II dill! vu-iv**4iilbi| ul
«»n *ii«nrni»m»nl,
Mill, and Martits liavnl, all of , In a Jml delivery plot,
•a ■ ip u l'n g the 4.1 im im o in d it'a
nf rH*lt'ii’a rheck,.
iietsi Instantly. I'oli ,- t'hl«i U. U. j
• My ronir'enm i* clear, oii.l I
Chicago. Their thne « n r
be
and, to tKp UffipUtur*. T W
Si* .,.|brr IndVtntenl* were re­ lltua,II wn* sliybtly w.-undid an-i j tn«*nd ••! r.H iitfnl
Irved to
haea been
p«*slng i.nv ni I nf a il of on honi',1 immti
tumid sguln-t Wallaee It. |l*'l», H i I mHrn In j li-i p'tal. wbllo J. |a«i lut in t |«*n%ta ik m niriu cr nf |Dtrndlllom wpib upproirnl t»rt
thiough the Michigan ii tulevard gallon," rs*|rli«,1 tiro rlergimao. fir-blent of the drlimcl bunk.
the
tnmmittaiadjnutnsd, f i l l ]
subway when a "blonde naali" j fotnirr pn«l rr of an Kpisrnynl |n Two involved the ulh-ged issuaneo j IV Hutki", lh,. it1k Til mar.hoi. wi i tl»«*
aflrrnoOn confer*new.
Stnni'T Mt'iMwV Rlay In "V, | Th* action favoring tho *r
rrvrpt up lielilnf lit* rvporler, he­ t*b ul Hr, in. lie lu,I lenth'Dd lit,, .,f two (loo.iMHi mrllfiisli-s of dr , iinlniun-d.
Jl I11IBtnl of- ,hr
• ..uerprm-y sale* 't*k
rd • p'alol i.t hi* bead and vanish
rroutvn d rt dgnatlon
Feb.
\ ,urunL't*a J u r y , a f t n lic n rtn j , 0,1 may n»* lost h-ager than il«
imsils In Ho- Hank uf Temie**ri- ut,
leimiiti* |b, killing uf three , v * p ilHfeient lime- witlunr- m liv in g w ilm *» e * who a if liv - l on *hc hour*
was taka, i after tho emu inK
Umtlii r&gt; wu* tbo rainiest l-er* ing pltroneis ill ,v dayp Ini clou*. nmnetury i nn*iih-iut on.
» « ,n r u lt r i the l-at'le, relurne*! n
The Senato r's p.ngram In lx&gt;n- vnt ng P In N, ilrfralrtl a reaut
(Canlinunl on bage U.rec)
aon In the dingy ,nuit room, iliaAnother Hllegi-,1 Hint he. Ilmran, t s r d u t that Hrown and l l n l - l . m il -l-n i« mil lU-flititwl&gt; arranged l ut ll»n offered liy J. J. Logan.',
playing a ipi'et intnesl i.ml Irr
~
Sin, lair. Iluhlmnl and Hank n, ill* ile sth i*t Hu* han d , o f unknown lu&gt; D i x)ic( t,‘tl to arr nupany Ain •In k onrllh. providing fur such g *M
qtien'lj making »agga*tl&lt;in&gt; In hi*
hns.-mliii I tawrs. In on Informal lax nparallva in the neg( four’ ’ •
Mt.irne.v*. Hr latily sum-yid tbo —
inciting of the flva-powei nutal yeai*.
Mr.
Logull'a rrs.iluUbll
—
— - ' pruled u loan of liAJMI to the li f ^ n Ilccpt tl»r illlV IAi JA
eapertf ut w lidt Die Aniirii-an did not provide for a referendum
,rn»&gt;l« at 1 lha veniremen , with.
brnvidrnt S-rrlti is Ciuupuii) of
Ntlthrf-r
t*«** Hii»k«**
hi* sleepy eye*. Often hr gtntirel
North Curulinn, un tnantvi-nt tor IHI,d ul the ln-|ile«t. Ilrua-'tl wna i * 'e * ol ihe ircent European tmval a* a rnnstitutional amendment and
ill h,. ea| lain, 1
' hi* prwpoaal was drfeatetl by tha
.t hi. mother,
H,.v
1-01*1 on,
in nn Orlandti lio-|itul. lie ua*_ * ....fd
hi* *i*tei, M ** Kelli,*i Diik, und
lloit il is not unlicipated 'n le of Joe II. dill, nf Miami, wh-J
Aft
| Hr aim was rhargnl wnh “ un- ■luutrd a, saying tb
Hetty Cook, "alibi wltn,-*,." whoay
nffervd the
Ihe atW
aa
S. U, (Jr««*, lieu! uiuun'ank lawfully und-will ugly' nd-uppm* ii.iit&lt;il when be ami 1111111". went llini Senator Marrow'* li&lt;-l*,li&gt;&gt; ioinied lately pffered
trat inony la intam'ml to *h , » Itru'.h
i*j&gt; - nip will In* lotircr itrleyrl, ami rtllnl,. pla far p .ale. tax npar
»»-. e'nli-d aa pretidint of tho krlaling gk’T.lxvi m l, b iit v l*-n-l» to inve*llynlo r. dis ur
era wu* vl u South Hide h del whin
III itial&gt;, Firnrh nod Itntiun ex at'ng penning Hi,, oulcnne nf tk
H nfn.ii Itiilury (Tub ut the wiek,ru’ 1 daimitnirnl of Ihe ed by lliown and II -b:- .
L’lills via* &gt;hot.
refer- min iii.
Test In, ,,i) at tb* in * | )le * l pirts imu -inmred tn a division t»ly lunrhmn nl Ihe Mr-nlerrmia Ho­ iiank, und a fifth in-l elmi-nt alley,
The resolution fir-ally, uiluplad
rnm
i\ e r t
'&lt;• ImUy. lie „ur&lt;reil* II. I,. Mult- ed hr, llruwn anil Sim lair on (HI. biuUkht ml D im lint lien Imid gaiihny Ihe tie.l ntp-.lnt'l of liar
lid not |i(eser|h|. Ihr tale nor tha
mointina
il^
mw
ihlre-pnwir
N,
(s-meil
u
f
i
ninluDul
slaliment
feil
li,#
sln-r
tbe
rlrtllon
I*
*t
tbM ea n s U l
l i e l t i n K '*'11'* ,,f Allamunte hpilngs, anl
la , »
i*
*.
,,
]W II, tniri'thi r with th,* oth. r of. - f the Itank's ii-mllth-n tu the itnte tuber. K. I. Jo ncr testified lln-wn ng I eenient with th ■ Lurplun nasal Hal of r.tniimidllle* I- he euh)
In the sal*, tax. Than datgli
cuipoiat'nn roiiimia*ion.
.
till,I him rtinday he would 'Vet tr-aly.
w, r* left tu th* ibarrellnit uf ( j
lhie,- men hi r In Hu- next
4*
It i« BeiH-MlIy a-itu11m!nl Imre
m
n
m
*
,Ih&gt; f
»■«' ' »g In July
Icgislaluir aa well a* Ihe dl»(
Henry ki. Waluin waa rln'te«l
Hint this w II l-e tlnis in-rely by
linurw."
but inn of proreed*, ,-arapt
»re n ta l); Itamlill Chase, In a w b
Jillisr -n I lliown H'frneil III an rxilinrge n( note- or h&gt; a
general
aaggeallou
that II
the pflr.nt I'liUi'S f l-li I tlie nielli Ihrie power agiirnient rovn iu&lt; iitonry lip use-1 tu rllniinata tk
llow to produie more and better tr, ami the rullawinr a- ulieitor*:
He- .Ituatlmi until geseial world
nun. list an I a rnuiii .boon
rHrus Itu'l al iess cost, and thl H. I i Malllde. IV. A. I .iff Irr. (1.
(Continued Un Cage' Kia)
ne,-r**'ly ofnintlern inrthod* of IV.- S|&lt;rnrsr, I’aul b’l ns, Randall
rerson* lit I i v ng ut tbe rei-lu- nl simniuei l* nie revlewet at lha
t
hane,
A.
IV.
Kpp*.
anil
IV,
Jl.
fertilisation and grwva tare will
Ihe ibuottitf said lliown and J.'leneva lonfi.eiwe isil&gt; in IMJ.
futni the hading topics nf discua- Ilayne..
If any new five imwe. part ware
lloblis H i in thrlr nummaliilg.
XT. MIDIS, Man. 17. - (AIM
T-alay'*
tilrwting
wa*
Hatured
•'on at aapcelal meeting of grow*
Tbiv 'a d llolit-a rial. In-1 u .11 a;tini|i!r*l it would ha«e to bo
•y
Uia
appewranew
nf
tbs
Iwra
*lu
j*j
ApprugJinatal)
lull
im
u
a
»m-J
' Wul vrgaUble*. tu
t nIlb . in*.her. Hem-ath ISe-sn intilieil by tin* United .Stales Xen«h-douna nnd ir.o lu rs am
Jignjord City Hall tu* nt. of Mamin,dr High Kehiml,!
Pi* tb, Ihiotboaid, tbe# sunl. was a'e an l the Japan,. « Diet It I*
’■’**
Virginia
Katie
and
Kdwlii'
*'U*hed
»i*
gnanl.
M
the
I'htllip
tnoon at 9:.iu &gt;■thick.
a pl.t I: another pistol wa* in 1*1* 1 eim-elrd that Xiiial ir Ho,row's
Shinhi l.i r, who won a trip to s **l|»
Company today a -hey
t o kit. while still anothri la) on] Interpret at inn of tbe Ann-.lean
LONDON, Mar. 17. IAI'1 Shr^
iVatbliig'nn a. the gurstg of IlutH.
laborer* to tank, ol Ho
» ii-wpoint will lie arceptril quirk* John Simon, Icy calm In a wildly
liyan Owen, Fl-uiil* reprr-cuta- eoiu|&gt;anv ami noundel four guwidv the .eat beneath the men
la lias tip kinpy
If. ami that Fuielgp Jlinlaler Ar- ex,lied house, last night led 15.
ivr, llulli deli,ei,,| short talk*.
u gun *-»tIle.
wte4lrtAtJ.',g t)dh tun 1 aa
•hur lleink-raon will le in a posl- other Liberals into the npimaltla
n wh'rh Ihry oullined the salient' Tlie nl nrk'was allrtbuiel tu luglowing of fruita in FlorbU, a
Don to -nnugurate tin final *;agr I &gt;bby at a dittalon nn • clausa
baa romhided Innumernhlr ra|wr* pulnta ut Ihr Journey, and the Im* bor trouble* aa Ihe tanks of the
■f the 1.1 pirtits agreement when Hi,: elselnral rrfprm.bill, and
prrssb-ns
they
rrtainrd.
]
p'prllne
emnpan)
wrre
bring
erre
iusDls which ha cvlla upon to b-ar
he gn»* j o I'atla Mar. 21 (tr a say MseDonald'* gnvrrnmani
O'lSit* ii.cludr,!: K. \V. Diksutl. led ly tbe Chlugn IllU gi
ar.,1
oat a-alrmcata MB assert -ma
The unvaillcg ami dedication of meeting of the ,-unimltlre drcHng dsfralrd by’ ftiqj eutra,
I'sbitka,
C.
If.
Spangler.
(TittoaIron
Cvnipany
undei
tho
o|e-ii
shof
mad# during hit talk*.
muiiuiucnl lu the lair I'u iy with Aillsild* llriaud'a plan for a
Simon ’a lh* tuan who
Neat year’* uicmhtia of
th« Wills*. W '.„ Tho*. K. WlUon, Os* M llry.
the government m l long agu that
,U t ! lining, N. V., Win. CnH- n, C-m
A t lh* guards, all &gt;|irtial drpu }-Wr.‘nL)trg. Xgpford jewebr, wa* Kurnprau union.
Commute* of F f t f * l£
h* would sale a* hi* ruaack
^Kr* Ma**o E'm. Illakav- l*mt* !*»', tra ilin g in three tar*. &gt;n lh&lt;* nrrasion fur a large gather­
wide ritraa urgin ration . lurk
ing nf lentral Florida friends nf
dirtalad iTgarJIrs* of |,arty tj
ha* been In etbtanra.for several taaJ, Mr., Dava Howard, lluffale, trir-l aluut 21 automiddle* up.
lira. A clause ahubahiag univer '
y«nra,.wll bp tramlaated at HI* pi. John*, lireene, N. V., and IVm pcarr-l from the able of the load. the family at the Orlando Jew Hi
c-iiistituenrias but, 244 lo I l f
Ilrpwty Jark Johnson said when Crmsleiy Sunday minting al
oust ng. A apeetal Ipvital-n
la Warner, Newark, N. J.
11:00 n't luck.
Thunderous *bcuU of "(gall
be warned Ihr mrn n it' to ap
oxtendad &lt;«| ladle*, and iver/
LIMA. IVru, Mar. 1 7 -IA P J — tasign," cam* from Ihr Cuna
proarh the InIhuII* lh*)’ o|M-nqt
The dedicatory s*rsi,es Were *n
the
Miutiiern gatriaona Uta benches, but Itamaay
flic# Ahnut 400 shot* were filed charge of Rabbi Marti* IgUuion, With
Johnson raid th* aaiallanta dure, uf Hallimntg, M liilrii hy K« hi iislled in pri-mUtng In support Donald did not resign
Up fna't at M i ceH ah-.ull be
It never had bes-p seriously sag
away ard hv was unable to -a) A. Ia»hln*ly, of Orlando. Uabb tha I’nuvian junta htaiDd by
. . ,, ,g'
NASIIVII.I.K. Mar. 17#— (A l ’ k— whe'her any nf them w«ie w -nnd lajaion Is or.* uf the mn*l ill** David Damanrx Ocampo, the pro* grated that the gutrrnmrut would
govrrnmant
yesterday slap out if It w rit &gt;lsfrated oQ thb
lt-pri ei t.llic Munay
lodar ed.
linrul*h*,t member* nf the Jewish fialoirl
intrnrioird In the II aim - a measure
ra,r n A ms; lea, a n l.I* an r-hi went *1 rad with it* plana la re­ isau*.
to rrp* al Trnnssase'a fammit an­
MAN (iIVKN U l' FOIC DEAD
The immodlatg prablet, i« to iW-.
, atur uf note. Jig recently appear* store order to tbe country by
A commit!** rids whether lu pturged with tk
ti srnluttan art vehlrh prsMMji
id in th« rr'lglous forum hall al hal.ling atretiins.
tearIfli-g evolution fn -deoil, .up*
TAM I'A. »lar. 17#*—I API*
F. II llii.s Cullear. |l» •)■*• h d'e lh* wlAch 1# fiuiii ng an alertlon bill bill. Th, runtrirakiM regard
MOLINE. IIL,’ Mar. ( W l A I 'i
Dafakathma of mare than IM-ht.- |itried sidrly or partly by slat* Carl (lain lien, I’-fl, teal I*'aw d sllrrtloi, qf hating Leru ihn-m la eipsclad t » i sport to th* mrasura,’ tbe chief provision
. .
denial, ha# been giw-n up fur dead by fornwr ptgrMaot Cal iin Cool pro* ills it soon
which la creation of tha alter
wf rw &lt;h
abut It. C lui.dr.
Mil taiy for,** at C-itco fullom- tie* cut# system, a* • bid by
The law wmm snartr I in IU2&amp; and bp kit mother, klr*. Fauna fa r, idgr, in unerll the fanuutaenl t rgnd rashfthallhenr.1
Hank 111 iivvagv wa* (dluwrd liy the ( I , fid Oie*e la-tie, Ind. He &lt;Ha the I'nknuarq X jtf'rr, In' Arlinglui: ed the rrtlnn of (heir , olleague* latboritoa for l.ibawal support
al Aro«|uipg In ^anrounring that the 1.1 Jr* rilk|iut*s bUL
trnl el John Scops*, school teach appeared lure Folk 10. and ha Cemriery, •
. .
.
Ihry w uH regogn'tr the aulh &gt;r*
Hut now that lh* 1Jherads
nn chaiges of tr, nt Da)Ian, whirh draw an ar­ mother b* tan a srarrh. Xhe paid
Hy of lh* l.’ma .lu*la,
rrd h* killed h nywlf.
r'ltually killed tbo tradaa dl«imti
OIL
(U rU ylitl **• ray (if rali'iratad 1st aI r -unscl ia&gt;
- STARTED
Lima autkoritlaas Hftad (ha im in ii* In commit tee. and ehf
" * ,n default eluding WiDInm Jsnn n n Bryan,
IHUS, Mar. Idockads against th* p*it af Mot* I t of them aolad against tha
DCFUNId
Kaitrogd
Cemni*'*|lau
dais said h-&lt; eolantary prusnewtx-r; Cdartno*
ifu:i-in* f i lendo, tha order closing the air* ernmsnt last night, tt waa ll
Uni&gt;n Hus Cu. parraIt to 17c—Actual.'B
two p IIh- Harrow, Chkng'o, Dudley FI,Id
Jay al It ak port uf Arequlp* ala* wa* eaa probabla that the whole rlrete
other
»h a'ght Ihi* sehflc* from e I her* ak
piog
b u Malone, New Yerk; and
Hill, nine
of Ihi* e I i . (•Had.
lb Mxrlaaaa. •
•
u ■ pruuy aanl
refoima bill would b, dropped. 1

&lt;;*,« *

Senator Klmer Thoma, obo
hckl up th« rioting »e**i &gt;n « f
Lha United Staten Set at,, by a
ond-tnan filibuster. photngi aphid
In the tatteird pair of flvrrolD
which he U advocating a» a cam­
paign isau,. for the IPX! cam*
palg.n x y in g that they typify tha
•Urd.r Dog.”

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17, I M I

LUKE LEA AND
SON INDICTED
IN ASHEVILLE

Appointed

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Four Guards Killed
Wheh AmbushedRy
Large Rand Of Men

Labor Governmei
Of Great Britain
Beaten By 4 Vot&lt;

JRfeifiBplfilltak, ap

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Monument Dedicated
To Perry Weinbergr

I'eru Puxhcx Plana
For Holding Election

to Reped|
% Ki Bill Seeks
Anti-Evolution

Huge Del

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lo Banker

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Bureau. J. B. Owens, Hanford lepreaenUtlve. j
f - r k t i&gt; M w .
f * lr lr
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M kM ■
m a rk il ik » « l
f*»rl— 4« l a k a«aal I r m * . n * o a ,

tota l . H
|, |* lurk rrolra. In
in* m art. « Um . I « * .* * • • «
— Ur I M .ITL « .» d-4.
LU . It dm. s jf : rr»w « « » " » . ( I n
In Ian rtnla blllnr: M i im i N iii
&gt; » at&gt;HL ilajlte higher: (air •i « j IM)
n/l Nl» « and park* lar.Tfcr !•■&lt;*&lt;
VKW l a a k i »l drafre*. rlondr.
N n r a arrii-d; . i n M h n W l lllf.
t il It rara . * Ir * ii Hnppllan Had.
rralr. d*aland nunkralr. WalkM
Hand), r id w m i. !• lark rtnlan. In
Ikt n»««k, *H «•■*• a.mllt Jla t
*mm t t a .ii* . a -«*. a ta.v.TL ■(•«.
ana.' 1.1 4*1 IttO M . mnallt t i n
fa 4ns t aaj.:t. fair 1 ••. math-,
l.t a jt a

■OffMahiudhif Band
MONO KON’O, Mar. Id—(A P )

•An in a titf MV ef Muffin* a
Ird* of OWr* r a i l pirate* dnr-

C u r r a n Blames
1 P r o h ib it io n For
| C a u s in g _ B ig l&gt; x

lift-frrm u c d d i flRATlO M II
CAUuMT 1 4 0 00M9CCim*
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RIU NAI’ RIt SENTENCED
TE X A R K A N A . Tex- Mar. lfi —
(A P ) — Jaw Ctaseroe, IT. wni
convicted o f roblary wSh I ♦&gt;nimi and sentenced, jrmAtriUr In

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ppanau.w.f «M
»]a_
Curran at* t t ^ . "d - net akouldrr ■“ »*
llu- p w af tba noble exprrmesl. ,rT
That Mil to charged against tba
it e m whose rltisan* a n opposed •
to Vobteadlsm." •
,
Vi
Tk* inodifiraltoa tones* M ii it ( Ap
proposed t* pint* before tba w i t ha «
m « r m • pat.lion carrying SO.* dajr.
. 000,000 ntmai of thora ftm rin * ,0 h

TRMWI# W 0*k0- TO-PAV.
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MATCHES’ WHIRS’ SUB Iff
BOi t OUl t O TO APPIAft HAVB
BEEN 0OL0OUTFOflW lftCJ

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TO OPERATE ON SNOWDEN
TILKOHD, Hurra/, Kn*„ liar.
10— (A P I —Doctors derided ;•**•
Unlay to parfomt a m nor operalien Honda, on nianraltor of the*
Eirbt&lt;|u«r PhUlp Snowden, Ui
with r/atltla.

■ n c K it r .

trioa* t a n doing a* un­
is of I ho work. Tbl* re
tba government not is*
a percentage o f grain to
are* entitled nndtr tha
of tha rollntlon farm
aama I'ma the Stock
ould aKara equally with
tollera la tbo proceeds.
I now proposal tba gov*
111 emphasis* tha dictum
too* who work ma/ eat."
••work a/atam already
I a number of *orlat fie*
experiment* rarantl/
I of tbe mat hod* on rob
row with trealtont f i ­
nding to Yakub lay. .
ganimtlon plan, whlla
Utg the maximum labor
l i e farm, will- provide a
fund to rare for the

FOR SALE
R U rrn A r m C elery Farm

AT THE CAMPS
CLEAKWATEU. Morrli 10 _
(A P ) — Doing their heavy scoring
roily, the Brooklyn lloblas defeat­
ed tha Indlsnapolis Amer’ran asaoctatien eluh, o to 4, In an rihlbllion gam* Sunday.
The Ind'ans yot o ff ahead when
they nlekrd Adolfo Luqu# for a
run In tba second Inning, but (ilenn
Wligbt evened It up aith a homer
'n the leal half of the inning, nnd
4»ablaa W T baipaao an* lamas
uav# tba Robins a lead they never
rrUnquiabni
Brooklyn scored four more runs
in Ih*. fourth, aided largaly by In­
dianapolis error*. Remark* hit
a Itomvr for lb*. Indians slth a
man on bare In the eighth Inn'ng
after tbe Robin second team bail
taken the Arid.
Score:
RIIK
Indians) nil* 010 000 130— 1 H 3
Ursoklyn
020 400 0 0 i- 0 H I
l.u&lt;|ue, (3ttk, Moors, Day and
l/npes, l''c'nkh; lloUKausar, Barn­
hart, SmUh and Riddle, Angle/.

toe told the centre,*
' the bated kulak* (rich
farmer*) are on tkalr last
I cited figure* showing
I 124.000.000 pounds af
tbo fiscal year o f |020ila Iasi year tha govern •
Aided front the roUretlvr
7,W0,000 pound*.
TwbUma o f ugricalUir* In
{B , R. Is already solved."
'laid, "and lb* ela. pf the
passing. In many district*
(ready dlssppaared.
n , b* did not esptoln
- ♦**• -a. ••
opan dan* vritb tbeee heWEST PALM R K A fll, March
l.andantnod that Ih* m i.
re beret exiled ta tba aar- ID— (A P I—The St. I&lt;nuis llrewnt
(ricti and Siberia, where finally gat tbslr bats to working
Sunday anh defeated the Coluntton lied Blrda, ■ te 4.
The Amer'ran assoclatbin team
bad only pne |«&gt;I Inning, the
fourth, u hrn they arorrd nil Ditto
rung o ff Hammy dray. They could
d* nothing aga'net Dirk Coffman,
«h o rel eyed dray In the alith,
Irving nurna, reokle fln t Ioneman, and “ Red ’ Krr*s lad tbe
Rrnwna' attack.
COLLEO* POR WOThe scare by innlagar
004 000 000 —4 • I
ubai***, Mar. Id—Mlea Columbus

lit

tyrick, of Sanfotd, has
ttoaled by student* at
« Slat* College fee Wo
p affto# of 11assurer af
. Women v Christ aa A l ­
fa* th* year 1331-33, '
mrer of tbq Young Wafcllan Aaaariattoa, Ml*a
H wo:k with other pfflia aaaoclatlon who are:
Mabert* Moore, Tampa)
at, Lucy Pep#, Ja*k-

tretary, Dirolby Tall,
it meld f*landslip it s
Irma Raff, Jaeksoh-

double and a triple, IIU Ihre* hilt
drove In rla run*.
The score Iqr inn'ng*:
noaton
000 000 010— | « |
New York :i30 003 13a-IS I I 3

Zachart, MrAfae,

Hkardel

anj

Hpohrer, Cn.n'n; domes, Rhodes

ami Jorgrn*.
PASO ROIII.KH, Calif., March
I d - (A P ) - T h a Pittsburgh PIrales, dafaalad Portland d{ Ih* Pa*
rifle Coast lesgut 7 ta 0 Sunday
'n the Pirates' -tost game before
breaking spring training tamp.
Tha store by Innlagai
Portland . . 010 M0 000—0 !» b
Plllshurgh 001 4M 00a—7 0 3
Puied*!, Halenstn and Pitapatrirk; Rramc, Rednar and Phillip*.
NEW ORLEANS, Marth IS (A P ) — W rale. Parrel I pitched bla
first real bawlmll of tbo training
season Sunday and Clavaland da*
fsaterl New Ortogna for the fifth
time, a to 3.. Kam il, eah biting
•um» of the stuff that mad* hlai a
leading Ameriran league hurl*/
bear araron, yleldad four blto, oar
salk and on* run In four lanlnti.
Itotore, reokl* third boiamaa.
walked with two a :L In the nlatb,
went to third on PAlk’t a ngle and
aloto homo for tha winning rug.
Beer*:
R R I
Cleveland .... 000 00] 001—I 7 3
New Orlaan* 300 IM 010-1 10 1
Terrell. Shoffner, Craghaad and
Myatt, Sewell: (lltotto, Price,
Dual# and Ijirkey, Simmon*.

PENSACOLA, March I0 - &lt; A P )
— Paddy Croodon, formar Boston
St. Uuto
203 too ISx-n ll 3 collet* nlhlel* and freshman foot­
Kw'sher, It. Miller, Heller so.I ball roach at Pordham, stirred for
llruckman, lllnklri Cray, Cuffman the Baalan lied 8*a her* Sunday
when tbo Amercan leaguer* overranw a wide lead and defeated the
LnuUv l!« CelonaU. 7 to «.
With tha Ben Irall'ng, b ta 1,
Creadon roltd a ham* ran with
t*o pa, and than pushed o t ft lb,
tally that fad tba tear* at alaall la the eighth. Al Waratler'a
dnuhla, followed by Jack Ruthcork’s pais aad Rum Scarritf*
saf* bunt, gave "Share" relllae'
"ion Ibefr nlaniqg run la the
r it r.
Beaton . . . . 100 0M 031—7 11 ')
Loel'arilto ..003 030 010-0 3 1

Uaslon, Lernbe* and Connolly.
Barry; Bara, Richter ond Shea.

I.iriy Urn ton and Onrn Carrel I,
the Hrtia' heavers. Hat thaw ml*ad thrin niraly with ail hast* an
halls, and four o f Ih* Ivl* figured
In the aiorin*. And nu law than
three- walka were converted bltu
aeoret.
,
Jimmy Dyke*, veteran third►acker and n prominent figure In
tha Athle.lra’ two-year nprea in
tha world aartoa, pat tba gam# on
ire In the alath Inning by slashing
a long three tagger past Kstri
Cribtrfe la ranter. . B ng .Miliar
waa parrhed on first at tha time,
having looked over four wtda ones,
and ho neared standing upreA an
mast toiar Ofhmt toy to UIV tone
on Kr&gt;, HrNnlr’i long fly to Crablire.
i
Athlrtira
101 OlS'TSb—‘i
ilrdi
100 (M0 f 10—t
Krause, Rut,Mr and Cockrana)
Lucas, UentoD, (&gt;rrotl and Style*.

tffo tU t&gt; board the Rarevilto
both from tba land side and from
boats. Bemoastreiwa failed ' -l*
bar* aay effect on the pirates
end afAeara Arad1plrtola evar tba
bead* o f tha sra solver. They
ratnated temporarily.
That rafter armed guard* from
the greatly outnumbered group at
refugee* kept faaaUr.t vigilance,
dearn* of tlmaa driving bark tha
handIts who retreated only when
the eramen threatened to aboot
to kill. Aimed conflict might poaaibly have Seen fatal ta all nf the
ttsy band. Weary day* passed and :
finalt/ s vuf twat fraea lion*
Rang appeared..
fNvrta examliud Iks *1 rickan
vrssal and reported she was wedg­
ed bard and fast &lt;n tha jagged
reeig with bug* gash** ripped
In' a*r aides. Kba waa gradually
linking and her dark, wars awash.
Unabto to save the ship, tba tug
gathered up the refugee* and re­
turned, leaving Ik* freighter at
tha merry of the pirate*. A Jap­
anese salvage Mg, arriving biter,
foil'd tk* Roseville swarming 4rKh

E l* h i A m t

T IM

N ice R e s U M c e , Im plem ent Shed, O arage
AM

Chicken Run On P ro p e rly .

T h re e Good W ell*. T h is P ro p e rty
In Good Condition A n d WeU Located
A t S7.000.D0. T erm s.

AUTOMOTIVE

A. P. Connelly &amp; Sons.

ELECTRIC
COMPANY.

HAN PRANCISCO, March 1« (A P ) — A flve-run rally In tba
sevtnth after tha Detroit Tiger*
bad ted the a.er* brought a 0 to
4 victory to the Han PrancWo
Seels of the P trlfk Coa*( lingua
In an eihUiil’on gam* here Hun- plrataa who w*r» stripping her
cargo- and flttInge.
The renr* by Innings: * - 4
Detroit
noo 000 310— 1 1 3
San Keen. 200 001 I t s —0 I I 3
He,ilng. Pack and llayweetb)
ItotauleIs: Headerwwi, lltoVl and
Panebsky.
■ ‘ ’ i *

Tobacco Company
Is High In Praise Of
AdvertisingResuits

•ju n c t io n :

r WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. Mar.
tO—Mar* tha a on* million let­
ter. were received In arswer L,
the ievent on* week’s national
nrwapaper advartising campaign
snr cuncing prlie* In conorrlion
wilh |h* few ceIRpban* wreppiar
for. Camol cigarette*, armed log ta
saiKunroment today by It J. Rey­
nolds Tobacco Compary. .
•Ho great was the reepaas* that
cfflrlale estimated that It would
take tk* j0dge( aad iW r staff
several weeks t* read all ef the
eatriaa aad select wlaa. rs of the
33 prise* offered.
'
*
, Offblali of tk* Reynold* coo*
pony, ,ln tkanklog the mare than
ana million persona wke wrote
Uttar* in tk# contest, also paid
high crenpUmeat ta the efficacy
ad tba newipaprer advertising.
Tk«Jr palrtad eut that nawapapare
f •
mrn^ammm+' '
*•
were, used exclusively In adver­
(Oktlnaad Prem. Pag* Orel
tising the c nlest, with the axcaused laair* totaling bW|,T73^ reptloa of radio anaouaremcrit.
« « The.# figure- were romp led aad ’that hover. W oe* bad su,k
from Income tax raiusns in |hf averahstatlag relures beta Ta-

WQAM

T A X RETURNS
U P O N INCOMES
DUE T O N I G H T

r«b eight ... ...ih. -a it** ih, to

fcv'.JBJVJ *
51f V a
f i x , .■

TAMPA,
Mar.
10— Create lernal tcvewur nureau announred
1*it*relay, and eovae'prefiU gad
Ma.'k’a world chnmpton Phllaetol. Lass*
_I _ la ' ^.t .iaos.
pl to Atklet'r* came, saw aad,ana-

was » to 4, and It
#u«h straight da
wire it league, aWI
rbt ^h m h by.ere

•

waa-eetlmaud that
4.00(^000 p in n ji &lt;
trants' aaJ their .

*»ih ta#

tk'lc* ikl* vr.V —&gt;; 'J?

I

�BAY. MARCH 17, IN I.

Unidentified Heroes

We don’t know much of the detalLi o f the proposal, but
that suggestion o f the Dade county clerk o f the criminal
court, the tax assessor and the tax collector, that their of*
ficea could, in the Interest of economy, be abolished or con­
solidated with other county offices, amacka strangely of an
act of patrlota Ion* since believed extinct.. Consolidation or
county offices has been discussed before by various tax re­
duction boards and by private citizens themselves but so far
aa we are able to recall this is the first time that any public
official has ever come forward with even a hint of a sugEfttioj) that his office could be done away with.
And that reminds us that not all public officials are
bums. The necessary publicity in connection with the acts
of the crooked casta a bilious shade of color over all. U is
moat unfortunate that in dur civitized scheme of things tin
good have to suffer for the deeds of the bad. There, for
instance, in Dade county are a group of public officials, with
families to raise, and with good incomes from their public
dfflccs to rnlae them on, who are willing at a time like this.
when unemployment fltalkn the land and jobs of any kind
arc at a premium, to step out of office and look for work
elsewhere' In order to effect public economics which they
believe to be of great importance to the public welfare.
That sort of thing deserves praise.
The holding of public office is at beat in this, day and
time * thankless task. The job la" temporary and-the com cn miseraul
liierabl;

MONDAY, M a Mc M W . I M I

f t . With area to iro at rttght,
k You can never hold them
B. When the moon l* white,
* D a f t to dante a fairy ring
Till ihe'dawnpIg'Mght.

,

distinction to hold public office. But in recent yearn, alnce
wholesale graft and corruption have been uncovered in pub­
lic office* throughout the country from the lowcit constable
to the cabinet of tho president, one invariably seeks election
at the risk of being suspected of being a grafter. The temp­
I They'll btave haarth fieva burning tations arc great and the danger of punishment and the stig­
ma o f reproach arc small. The public consciousness ha*
lO Tu tu«*le with Ute blast;
&gt;. The world cannM povkku them
been hardened to the point where scarcely no one hesitate*
JL -For all Ita pslna at lari,
to offer bribes for favors asked, and the public officiul
Folk* that h*vtrk“fairy
'
who declines to accent them is more likely to be regarded as
F-. Tiptoe in their ps*t.'
nn ass than an admirable man.
In the face of all this a few aro holding out for decency
u Laaa may shine tha kettle
A n l keep a clean floor,
and saiiaro dealing. We hn’vc some here in Sanford nntl
’ But If flower ringer*^beckon
8cminoie £nunty. They ncropt all tho criticism, suspicion,
tlfiUt M ay'iJ[»s thsimoor;
and condemnation which n public offirc affords, but go right
She will eUal softly,
nloujr, turning down'Opportunities tn make big money In
O uifrjm 'tha'deor. ' *'
shady ways, doing their duty to the public to the best of
their ability, and seldom receiving any thanks or prnlse for
FVe’ll see fairies gather
their work.
They are heroes in a day when heroes of
In twilight amethyit,
BrtubLng ihrougti tka young leav thair ty|Kj are sau*cer but they, seldom receive any recog­
nition, nay Congrcssfonel medals of honor. That it should
t-a
• ;i«...
Where loven.lKSp Ihalf tryat. be so difficult to separate the sheep from tho goats, is onu
Or hiding Inr thtgAollowa,....
of the tragedies of our present day life. .
With allrcr-foolad mlat.

Fightingr the Billboard Nuisance

- Jsine* J. Montague aaya that
s , i-1waneial ennditlKia are ateaiUly Im■ R protinr, ,n-vd Dyslris upm II.'.You

f

don't b u t Tha "Maine Hleln Bong"
jwiaiiy m often aa you used (o, he

“ y"'

.

AUi-L.in Irulalatora may Intio*
, dure ■ bill r.UjpgA fn lw k M t u I
?
among IxMitleggcrs ami nemanding
Pi ,thal they quit selling *KjfYnteaa.
at: u n i to Itiolr. custom]^.'Now, If
P.1 aome 'tali' w ill' Juaf pn«, a law
l * i ■Mtling forth precisely how much
L Jewi-hy a burglar can »teal nn
kjt’, ona vl*lt, the country may l&lt;«
UL- saved by Its acme of htimur.
Jkliunii llish School ba* added to
[ lt« rurrirulum and h»» leerntl)
. gained rec ognition for n rourae In
nviatlm. Tho *tiidcft who thu*
1 aUsIWwvSvialion l*jeaul|iped
to
take dejikitnirnt ofmtfmarcu ex.
R amlmriJnt)* for a inatwaka Ures*e
, s y hiiir tred lU fh lU O ftJ ff'"1 **9
lie eoura^i. 8
d»&gt;
*1
te.iitreasaig,’ for fotftgater*
t&gt; iiriallnn. 'Thay 'will take
Sic aa'iUrtam ily.a* they
¥re automobile*.
I We are In receipt H- a marked
copy of tlie Uirmlnkham*' Post
Which announces unc$»p.an 'editor­
ial caption, "Take Up Your Pen*,
Debtorrat, I", that.’ "New Is the
tint* for all goodVaen to coma tx
(ha aid of Uralr fearty". Wa have
niatllrrd that line many time* on
the ty i«w rlt{r but never riltk.. a

pen.

The ikln we’d love to touch onci
more I* a frogskin.— A t.t'n Amer
lean.

‘

The campaign against the nuisance and unsightliness nf
billboard advertising is gaining strength In this state, and
Is beginning to moke the headway it has already made Jq
many another state.- Recently all tho women’s organiza­
tions of I,oon bounty banded together for tho express pur­
pose of securing legislation which will more- effectively
control thin form of outdoor advertising so detrimciftal
to scenic beauty and highway safety.
In a resolution unanimously adopted by these women’s
organizations u constitutional amendment la sought which
will give the legislature tho right to prohibit the use of billIsianis for advertising puriioses on public highways or on
private property within.tho nubile view. The resolution
which Is admirably i^ r M a iN M 'k h le h ' nibiM Hie general
trend of thought along thfii line throughout tno wholo coun­
try, is as follows:
“ Be it resolved that we call upon the state senators nail
the members of the,house of representatives, shortly to be
convened, to enact measures which will ndc&lt;iuutely safe­
guard the welfare of our state and people against this at­
tempted usurpation of inuilenablo right*.
‘That we request tho legislature to-propose on amend­
ment to our constitution giving the legislature tho right to
regulate and restrict by law advertising on public highways,
In public plargs and on private property within public view.
"That the legislature also for the Immediate protection
and relief until the peoplo call adopt such Constitutional
amendment enact a more strict and more effective license
law requiting sizeable annual llrcnso bo paid by those
whu thus advertise or conduct the business of outdoor ad
vertlslng.*’
Commenting on, this resolution, the Dclatnd Sun-News
sayaj "There will be, of course, an opposing element to the
proposal yet it would soem ridiculously foolish to continue
spending vast suqu In scenic highway construction and gen­
eral beautification without ragtrlctlng the activities o f those
forces that taftl. to nullify the effort by blotching beauty
ints with'View obstructing sign boards. Florida^ scenic
kuty is otMupf her most appealing natural resources. Tour­
ists drive thousands of mllqs to enjoy these views only to
find -them frequently marred or obetructed by these com­
mercial barricades.

There la eomelb'nt afrangtfy
pathetic In tba a
o f N itlw U *
Solomblno, 19, o f
_
., . . .
T o who wanted to go to tba mov­
ie* and atola $4,»S from Ike bank
of hla three.year.gld niece ao be
could.
NichoUa la going to aUy In Jail
for one year now. lie broke a litr
and there are punlehmmU far o f­
fender.. But he muat have been
very surprised when he went borne
from the Uat glamuroua ebonami dircovered that perfect fadeouta are found only on the allveh
acretn.
The bank probably atood on a
■half In the kilt hen where Nleholaa could aee It every time he en­
tered the room to wath hie hamla
or depoait a “ turn' of wood. At
flral It didn't mean much to him.
It waa juat the bo* where hla
niece alipped penniea ami nickel*
anti dime* through a crack.
* DawrXM d r ^ i the rotrvtngjdetore paUXrtTtaUelart xSafkaTsm.
fnre and happiness In the place'
where the two sat.
Hut suddenly a voice spoke, loud
and clear. " I ’ll be darnel!" the
voire saTil.
Dunning. lhr fm e«l guard, liuiked at his Hoper v Ivor, standing m t
five yanl* away. For the first thrtt
he imrllrd smoke. And thu HuprrVlsor, whoso name was J im1 Taylor,
gilt.nrd.
.
"The fire is still some tlitlame
away." he rtmaikrd rasually.
"It's close," said D m iM g. "W e'­
re engaged."
a . ' ’ a **
Taylor tank a dtwp bei-ntir ami
drew his pipe from hlg J t fly t.
"Mis* Hall," h e .ra lR ifV ^ ii
I
asked you to marry me la*t i h
I had hopei. Now I have ec. .ult
t'ea. I wanted romance — I halt
ha-J It. It will remain with ti
a romance always, loravcr uni
itn y rd hy the worm pwsltttl
railed ‘reality.’ " He knocked If
heel from hla pipe's tiowl nn
beckoned to hit fellow worker.
"Let's go," he said; "before the
fire grin going strong."
Then we woke up. We are still
. i*— market for Interpreters.

of a. g Mr! oils make-believe world.
Men with (he a rare o f a Don Ju'«n
and the rhyriqoe of a mayatlm'
clothee llluatration climbed the
business Udder and hues tHelr
ahingha—law, medicine, or builnea»—at the top.
NichoUa Solomblno waa probab­
ly K'vrn tn dreania. |U liked to
forget about life aa It waa Hvt J
■ round h'm and pretend that hi
waa aomebody eiae. And the cin­
ema knew how In advertise.
Ilu( hi- didn't, hav.- runuah maney to buy a seat In the hnuae. He
bailed from t.iy 1‘iomlard
Land.
Ami then h« nol'er.l the hank.
He ratllnl It carefully one duv
when nobody waa around. It wa.
heavier than he hrd thnuuht. May­
be be put It hack and thought for
a whllr1. After all. It .waan't h‘»
money. Ktlll . . . It would lie a long
time until hla - thiee-year-wlJ

All work anU mi pay makei
Jack for the nerve apcclsliit*^Hmiaburg New*.

MAKOABR PETERS, Society Editor

The average Wall Street lamli
would prefer an unbearable markit.— Louliv lie Times.

I Calendar
Eleven Acre Celery Farm

It isn’t difficult to inrreaee the
pi’re o f wheat. You Ju«t grind 't
■ml hake it.— Altcoca Tribune,

Eight A err* Tiled
Nice Residence, Implement Bhfd, Garage

Hoover has got his back up, hut
it I. not the back-up that the Seri­
ate demanded of h’m.— Atlanta
Constitution.

And Chicken Run Op Property,
Three Good Well*, Thin Property •
,In Good Condition And Well Located

Acrerdlng tn Fir Henry Thorn­
ton of the Canadian
Natiorml
Itullurayr, students from the m!d*

A t S7.000.00, Terms.

_ A. P. Connelly &amp; Sons. *
Katabllskrd 1*0$

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Beautiful
Cabinets
C c t ilJ r r

Along with oulatandlng per­
form ance, General Mntora
Radio haa achieved new itlallncllon and laailng value In
eahlnel dealgn. The Ate ron.
•ule model* faithfully rrpro­
duce Frrlod dralgna of agrleaa
charm and good taalr.

fo t t

m im fm l l * »

•*../&gt; | n r o w la Ib lt fcio l
a M . u . la yaa am J y a a r
l i m i t ) . V e e r fa u h a a la y a a r
r u m m a a lly , y e a r f i m j y ' t f
I h i M l l t i l m , yam&gt; a jfiu / a a / -

, '.Tfinl. and l •always Talc tlu t w*.
could get along without a ttliphon*
— it actually took the children to
■how ui what we have been miaung. ,
"Since (he children have anttredi
high xhool they Itave made a num-j

i m la t a la y l i f t t r a a l ' t l l a l
y a a h r a la a y t a i l l * * ga h k
im J m y t r i f h »/ 1e a r f i k a J i
a m j h t i a t u o m iw M . it M r) J a w la ya a r horn r p r i l i n

raafrr/l.

Seminole Tire Shop
Sanford, Fla.

SEMINOLE COUNTY CREDIT
ASS’N., INC. .
(.1 M

DM

M O IO K S

S O U T H E R N *
Eyaiema

BE L L

Telephone and Telegraph Company
(Incarparat• S)
.

Taxes

PENTLAND, GRAY and MOORE
Accountants and Auditors
First National Bank Duildin*

Bsnford

Tlie Greater

Rorlds

an. They, returned Tttisday.------- -

i

$lu:phy and Mt*. Chnrlci NlitWtr'
n tabular meeting of the W. C arc glad Co rn&gt; them .nt naain
! IT, Will ja held at 2 o'clock a&lt; after Ihrlr rn-ent llli).’ ,».
»...
*'i home of Mr*. Franclt K Bolt
Mr. and Mr*. W. D. Ft Itie are
&gt;91 ’ Park Aratma.
.
annoiimiug the mai.lan- of then
f 1
SATURDAY,
daughler Maty Francis to Mr. J.
jrba Aiarian C lu i of the Firai
P. Cox. T ie marr uy, bu.in:: tok­
.iptlit Churrh will have a corkcc en place in ()rla?.!n in l-V'i. I.
.
iM sale from I.o'clock to 6 o'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
\Y.
It.
.in
k
«l
at (ha fo n o f Magnolia Avr
Orland i were visitim: tlicir per
Mr*. C. (). Ilnrr left la*t nigh
tnts Mr. and Mr-. W. A. Meek
1 .
MONDAY,
f i r I'ulliitm, Kiniiu, wh*-re ehi
while
convglescing
Imm
an
atrh. 8L Agnea Guild nf Holy
wta ralleJ by thv aerlou* illnea* ol
_ '
Ofs Episcopal Churrh will have lack of “ Hu."
het father,
.
The
Ovlclo
junior
gM*^tjnket
I
woSkly meeting and Lenten
MBfrUaa at 3 o’clork with Mra. ball leapt w in the iliMntnon,hi|'
“ Roll'e" Mix, o f Daytona ll.aeh.
of the rmnty at the tnurnament it the hnu,e gue't of Mr. anil Mr*.
W D e s n as leader.
hell In Oviedo, I'rlda| n I l*.V.gr II. II. Mnnrte ut then- h&lt;mie
m
■lay. TfSry have the dllt ndim &lt;&lt;( Celery A Venue.
having won every game ;hr&gt; i&gt;lav.
i'd in the county. Mr«. l.cuh Ko,n
Frank Ak«r* anil ,»n. Frank. Ji
ty l« their cfll lci.t «oach,
-Rf Mrs. 8. R. Walarlfht
have returned In their honir f
' Paul La.gv, tafia l^iv W-i u.&lt;-i and, Workledr*-aftrr vremtrrr *«*mi
■ng the winter herr, 1*1; Runtjy time here with relative*.
morning for Monchula vvhei, Ic
will visit nn uncle.
Mrs. Paul Hullinxtnn ur. I" Mrs.
Clrmrntr, of Fust's, were gues'a
at lht&gt; linn,- „ f M.. anil Mi,, li.
A. Fatnrll. Mm. Ilullingion
nntainel for a few 'lays cvhilo .Mr»
Clmnri.tii re urnrd home. Anon
Frtn.D &lt;-f Mi*, leola Kvat.*
f.ariing her v*a* he. I tile n ew will regn-t tu limn that »h&lt;- I* ill
Elltabcth Farncfl f , r a visit dur­ at tic humr of her rater. Mr*. G.
ing the ’line*, of her In 1tr unti IV. .Hpeiircr, K«*t
Twrntjeth
graiMlntiilhri.
•
Strirt.
Mi. ard )trs. II. F. t arliun mu!
Mr*. W .T. Wallir. of Centerlittle daughter Ciialle of Coma
were dinner gue*t of Mr. nn t .Mrs. vllle. Ala.. L cxp«te&lt;t tn an-iw
tnnight to .|&gt;vrtl some time hete
w ill h r .un-ln-law and daughter,
He I* n| In Whi*. Wi
twr Mr. mil Mr.. II. C. Ihiltu.e. rttm
will you (iml an Impoitng I -t of Oak Avenue.
companie* after hi&lt; riant,. In the
Mr. ami Ml*. Juveph J. t-lost, of
directory of director*, hut hi- t«
Wall Sirvrt'a two mill -n il llm New Orlenn*. who have ln-en vi.Plug Mr. an* Min. W. A. Adam*
a year ntxn—for lino at lean.
for vaviral d.vvs, left ) eslervla)
.Mr. Illll wo* only 12 y«ar* oj.1 morning fur the'r home. Mr*. Hloat
whrn Hi* father, lYrtival A. Illll, will be n-mrmb*r«d a* lhr former
died .uddenly ‘ in lirJV T rr ant* Miva Nu uni Sioggau.
tuereeled bla father a&lt; |&gt;»e*l&lt;Vnl
Mra. Anna l&gt;. Ilutk. nf Tu*rumto berimif one o f the youniteri
executive* at the head nf a larr-' Ha, Ala., who ha* .ten vitilinu
eolporalion in the enuntry. Tin- her tiother un i » * t«.-In-law, Mr.
rev* president l:a* k m »n no othrr and &amp;lr». II. I'. I&gt;ii II« m-, tUHl ()»k
buxines*. He had K»nr Into the Avenue, for lonie lime, returmil
offire of thr American Tnhaccu today lx her home. She wn* nr
Com|iany in IMM when William* coirpanted n* far n. Jatk*onville
Colleyr (g v , him a dtpl-mi.
bv Mr. Itullnar.
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Package

M A N Y KILLED,
S A Y REPORTS
OF SEA B L A S T

LAST TIMES
•
TONIGHT—
. .
The Mirth of a NaUo0— ;.

Wild Winnie
LIGHTNER

(Continued From Page O— &gt;
the aame company aa the Viking*
a atiel vraaclj the government1
tug Sagji a and the Salpage
atramrr
Foundation
Franklin.
They werr believed cruahlng their
way through the ice which at thta
time nf year la heavy In that
region by rcaton of north wind*
which pije yaat field* jgalnat the
lugged northern Newfoundland

Jolly Joe E.
BROWN*

1
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,.
i&gt;.:

Newa
Caaaedy
Novelty

ijr
r*

— WEDNESDAY
i EVELYN LATE
JOHN DOLES
, AEON ERROL ...
"O n e

Heavenly.

3Sg

fu ll o r
lL ^
N o u ris h m e n t

NATITHIIAY 2 In G |\M,

S u n sh in e

. , J » . Jff.V»t.v L I Vaaey'a » • llcnoril Aiarian (I a n of
Flr»t llapll»t Churrh.

THE JACK AND JILL
KINDERGARTEN
Will

l*rr»rnt

"THE TOM THUMB
WEDDING'*
at tiiu South Sitlt* I’rirnnry
Autlitorium
March 1!&gt;th—8 o’clock
Miss Tmssic Me Rat*.
Director
Araitlrd by* Mr*. Hillkr Strrlr
Aiintission I .'&gt;1-115c

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f

Heat
The adiicr «y your
phjikiiin it: Kifp
out of tLxrrt, in (lie
open nir, hremhe
ciri/ ly; hike I’Lmty
of cxciciic in the
tnJIme lunthinc,
anJ hatv *■f&gt;criu&gt;iu;
check-up on (lie

LUCKIES
are alw ays
kind la

health of your body.

'- j r r

•■ ■ ■ ■ ■ •

JUST ARRIVED—

* * »

j

,i

your throat

S|H*ci«l Consignment

Ladies’ Costume
Necklaces
H|iecial This Week

$1.50
M c L A U L IN ’S

« - o f eovmty aaperlntend.-oi
M , acboal prinerjial,
II. J.
g , and ha honor o f each of the
;P(«aMtnt* of Ik* Parrot
Wra auoriat I m. A Is.ga crowd
Mfad Ik Arbor Day Program.
itt wa* aervod at noon on the
mb by lb* ladlra Of the com­
ity sad all agreed that the oc-.
«|woa a happy one.
a-Parerrt TaacJi«r* Awoc'a*
Tmder Ml*. Wolcolta leader
t L .ini a great service In
BBduratlon and civic Inter-

SANFORD

C

.and Mra. T. K. Walnrlght
ord were In lha city vla.tfamlly o f kb eon, S. R.
ht. Sunday, Monday and

Perhaps If sUY#*9di

Ej'entU-_

A large number of the social
act of this city and nearby town*
la expects* tu attend the auhaotip.
t on S!. Patrick's Hay entire to ee
g'vcn tonight at the Trianon Club
on the Orlando Highway h) Amer­
ican Lrgioi. Post Number Fit.) three Dancing will begin r l 0
o'clock and runtlnue until I o’clock
to music furnished by Mero’s orchestrt.
••
Karl Schtillt. gri.cml rha rman
of the dance, ha* announced tli.il i
large numhir of tirkrta llnve U e i
aald an I that ull a tr o tp u i nt« foi
(he affair ha«e been Cimidcled. .

OVIEDO NEWS

PERIOD

ANTIQUES

INVESTIGATIONft—COLLECTIONS
MAILING LISTS
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING— TYPING.

Trianon Club Will Be
Scene of LegionDancc

^.* j., x tc M ijn i,

24.Ii.-,.

« ’ •«. FRKD T. W ILLIAM S
Cut F lo a rn
S7*J&gt;ak A-rnne
I'bene -10S.J
TVRBDAY. T ltl'R S D A Y .
F IIIIIA Y
Hanfo.d. Florida.

Lfttbic Chapter Number Two
r « r tba Eastern Ster wilt
at 7l$0 o’clock at the Masonic

*•

fat itru

Audita

1

■ p o l - P . T. A. will be held
HPoVloek at th* Grammar
U . baQdtag gad will be folI by tba regular meeting at

Phone 4R

live,Lawk
iwua(a»jJ.fha, gaaimyta-Chwee • waa
Ho Nkhnlas Kolomhinn went to
the inaviei. He kept gi|lng until
the money was gone. Thrn he went
to jail.
Vrry /iftrn there l« a pathetic
vni,l In the lonely life of n inan nr
woman nr ihlld which a honk or a
play will oatiafy. For a little while
they are able tn slip away from
the unpleaaantni
. _ _surrounds
that
them and he the ptroon of whom
they are reading nr the one whom
Ihty ate watching In a gav and
gallant |&gt;art.
I.'tllo Nirk did wrong, nf
niur-e. lie took amither'* ntonev.
IT t I lie punishment may lie le*,en»i| I1-, the mrtnnrlea which he will
have of S4.U5 worth o f romanee
.mil n-lvenl tre.

Thumb wadding will be
t i l l h e Bovilb Rida Pri
koal at &gt; o'clock by the
the lic k and Jill Kinder-

hae tltO mile* " f turtle already
complete.Alabama'a mail building pro­
cram call* for *t&gt;«-n.|ing *.1,100.000
for new roaua a tit
iv.ooo tor
(completing work umhr mn.truct.
O fflc o Telephone 148.
[ ’on and IWOO.OOO fgr malntrn(Continued From Page Deal
oner. About 160 mile* nf new road
900 mile* of new roads tu a sys­ wilt bo added to the MWU altrady
tem of '.000 at a rust nf $16,000 ! cuna'derod pirmanrnl. Go.nln*
1||, taxer amount tn twa rmla per
000. ' rg n'a’s construction
a a ll.M mlkil i l i a
be ronrretr, macadam and oil. The
— —
—
— — —
opilatng Saturday. Hla was the
of till
|t. t . Thraaher is ill at hla home i lath death among the convict* Old It. million lev'e. a five-rent
gaaol
nr
tax
for
construction
and
in • month—three ran Into wait­
on j;r |rty Avenue,
ing gunnels ss they lowered them an automobile tax for mainten­
selves |rum the stone walls Feb. ance.
22. Joseph Cookie)'a death tram
Unaslana will lead all atatrs in
j a dot on the heart while In soll- trammi of money and number nf
' tary confinement last week prr ra'lr* of road. Under fiovrrnor
I cipitutrd a Icgi.latlva Inn align­ Long's program $50,000,000 will
! tint., and tw., were killed and two be .pint and 2500 m.les of eonwoundr l In the rtit.
cretr r nd&lt; and 1000 milch of gra­
i
A ievi-rsiun to normal ruutlae vel IIad. will be Ulilt. Th's stale .
. rcen cl no nearer Inst night, and ha. • nly H00 miles nf permanent *
l| s, lairtn in- Franklin la con­ 1i at'or.al
guard
rompanirs In mail, now, anu mpmrr. a lax of
fined to her l*nii* on West Rccolul | Noithrrn lUImJ. were undtr of- fft'ir i,nt* a gallon on gasoline.
Kentucky will spend 112.000,000,
Slice! because o f .lines..
1ders t» l»e n-ndy for aenrlre on an
nw-aAedMMO UvW VT «*** * "
♦•Instant's rsll -Today
b*f+*iattve W M
* ci.mKlfffv .eixL4 eeeaiar-Ju-imrolry -ews.(....(-./M04Mi f,.r krWinw a n ti
1 arftprtr*Tf,r!1'wMV^C;'‘ f&lt;T5ltFrV 44AMMMNI fot-rwamtenaner-!— — oJ’lry -here —M* in Judgment nxef" -F lur-mf ewiwa i im ro t. and a*o I •
phnl- with mek lw»,«*.Ttaa a high. I
the death &lt;&gt;f the twro convict*.
way budget of $10,700,000 for r« nWhltniDer i'm rd every i barge •DmtVn and ina'ntenanre. About'
•Friend.* of Mr*. II. L. Griffin
will trgrvt to Irani that ihr l*,&gt;H
2f&gt;u mil,** of ioao* will l&gt;e In-ill. I
at bn hotnr, 4iio Myrlli- Avvnm
The luehw’sy department receives
two rents |s-r gallon of the sl\ j
Dr. Allen June* ^nd, tlaughler,
cert, gasoline tax end 70 iierren:
l*atricia Amt. of Urtaiidu, spent
of the net revenue from the auto-1
:h » aftnnuon here with yrrlatlvc*.
knot'll,- llrihisr taxra. The slate 1

P r i s o n Chaplain
Accused As A i d
To Fatal Rioting

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country would ba be

TELLING THE WORLD
.

By N E A L O'HARA

Last night w« had a detain, and clothed In that way.
•an ba. turned |ala can palgn gem
‘
on4KOikTle irg* agthn Keerji fe w whst tha draam ilgniDca wa will
"Try me, yleaae l‘ aaM tba girl
years the Chicago D.avoralltT elec- liavq to paycho-analysta and gyp- peremptorily. And ah# Waa s goodt!o «’ 1&gt;lhVldM V heMsrfdToytK r ala*. Tba dream started out la. a bmklng girl, a* who weuld net be
tttrilty-. f jv school children Inter- Iraplcad Jungle with tha alligator* with freak akin and nice ry•■ and
eatwrf « * U t o r r . ‘D tu fi#’ t l * next rampiaL YU* color* hi a jungle clothee that were made fur a dude
are all-important, and tha troubia rajvehV dallgM.

With thl» cr..m area U (i U

"Whea T m

Ngw Tart

ran Titlto^r frb2"tAKVng\ofl *n3 A) dslk, you couldn't even it* the you," he eetd, frowning, "I
Ciacrfd to Ttw hH w *
we wan­ wMUMr.thalr,*y9g, Thay wanted afraid.”
.
der what Washington knd hU fot- white meat (the writer *; heavily
"Afraid of whstt*r
coatedWith Ug. hat lathe blafk of
"Myself,"

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previous model in 6 t « d , liiB-cliinb-

rear quarter*, it ia anmrtly styled,

look too, era beautifully dona.

th* night, th»y couldn't notica IU&gt;
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She laughed frankly.
"Coward!" the s a il Bgl her
Then the arena ahlfled. There •yea were, Ua4 far ha wa* niceRM 4
revered, with looking. and yoaar. - '- “ •*•■
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imfriiall ftre Md vhe had
lly rbpariad for Callfandi
ae be simply deteeta lavectl
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t ba “ wiahad all agwepM
lid suspend purikaKieq fhl

on the lower aUgea ef tha bill*. Ia
s nook ahaltered from tha fire (of
"Net evea cf lonaliaeaet”
route# thl* waa a dream), a man
" I don't Ilk* It." he u hL "1
and a giri ant —arguing.
I will not go back."
PMaae- -wk| da men and women
"W haf If I slay heret" . ,aal

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llV y, Ocneve, Lake Mmroe,
'md Oviedo, high echo&gt;U.
enthusiast waa arosaed and
• ctowd turned out to "fan"
Irita ef the playrra. It waa
l OWde and was cnjiyad by
k gad asliehors alike.
iD S a t J U y .C la M ef the
O g ' flasday school waa deutjr entertained by Mra. W.
m a d Mra. ft. ft. Kelaey
i iy * o f Mr*. Garter an
Charm. Tuesday afternoon,
r |ha bualnaas sad devotion
lha riaaa a KL PaUVk'* Dev
La waa carried eat la game*
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jp d f i b Mm trendInga

lo w * -t h a t 's why tha "TOASTINO" p ra tf^ I
Indudas tha usa o f tha Mltra Vlolat kdysf
LUCKY STRIKE-mada of tha flnast fobabcai-i
th« C f a m of tha C r o p -THEN—* m
fonts prosont In all row tobaccos

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lt|H U » maximum benefit from
for lhat day only it

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■ from Um regular clrcuLatkmi of.
greatly beat fit by the thousand*

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noil Wodntsday—advertise your
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THE ARCADE
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY

V: TCHSWYtJiARai It

(By the- Aa.ocUtrd Pr***&gt; •
Programs (n eastern etandari
■i V time. P, It. unless othcrwl*e Indl‘ rated.
------ 414.0— ITBAF New Yetk—4*0
(NBC Chain)

0, Dinner moslei' 0:80, Who's
. service; 7t30,' Historical ■ketrhec
Behind the NameTj 7, VoUrs'
7:41, Pickard Family; 8, Sander­
son and Cremlt; 0:90, Coon-Sand;*ra frolic; 0, Musical magatine;
0)30,. Happy bakers; 10, B. A.
■HOlfe orcbeitra; 11, Rapid tran»it;
llilS , Lepea orchestra.
34* 8— WABC New Yarh-800
(CBB (Asia)
' , 7li48, Crime. Club: 7, Frederic
WUr; 7:18, House Beside the Road
7:30,. Sponsored prof ram; 7:30.
Bant orchestra; 7:48, Daddy and
‘ Kollo; 8, Arthur Pryor's band; H.
.
Topic. In brfeft 8:15, Character
/ readings; *:30. H- V. Kattenbern.
F
news; 8:46, Muairat dinner; it.
L&lt; .-Minute Uramaar 0:80, Barlow ccm. M
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-arti *IB.
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Rlchl# r r s t t f ’j r . f 10:80.

lll-l-.
10:15.
Kadi&gt;

Play houm ; II, Tremaine nrcheitr*
11UKI, Denny'a orchestra.
30IJ8—WJZ New York—7M
(NBC ChalaV
A, Railing Janlor; 8:18, Stecdm

orchmlra; 8:30, Liner* orchestra;'game an WJZf'' 1:48,

M arks tha Spot
I__________ 0y HARTFORD ;CU fTI8 ,

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W E AF; 5, Same a. WJZ; 8:30,
WEAK pm*ranti tliltO, HponsoreJ
pro*ram; to, M m i s i WJZ) 10:10,
Same a. WEAF.
JTT.O—WHT— I0M
Orrhentra; 8:4S, News
broadranl; 7, Kponaoml pmfram;
7:30, Same at WAUtl; 7:48, Uponrered program; F, Hamc aa WABC
0:30, I ’h'lnauphrr; 11:45, Compoton
(i. Chronicles; 0:30, Sama as
WABC.
ass.*— WH As—via
7, Ensrinlde; 7:15, Jack Turner
7:30, Quartet; 7:48, Same at
W EAF; 8, Same a* WJZ; 8:80,
Same aa W EAF; 0:30, Concert
program; 10. Same aa WJZ; 10:30
W EAF program; 11, Sama M
WJZ.
||
4 IIA —WSM -4 4 4
7, Organ, news; 7:30, orchestra;
7:45, Sam* aa WJZ; »l30, Sama tu
W EAF; 11. WJZ. feature*.
4*1 — WSUN lit. Petersburg- US
0:00, Evening melodic*; C:3U,
The Yellow Ms*k; 0:4S, Topics in
Brief (N B C ); 7:00, Amos *n' An­
dy (N B C ); 7:30. Phil Cook (NBC)
8:30, Frolic (N B C ); 0:00, M&gt;i*knl
Magatine (N B C )t 0:30, Death
VnUey day. (N Q C ); 10:00, Dance
orchestra (N B C );
11:00, Dun;
51(88, kUrguerlU. Rail*man, aa.
prano, Pat Madden, tenor.
SI0A—WMBB Tampa—1870
0:00, Theater news, announcementi; 8:30, Trl; 7:00, Dinner
music; DtOO, Music of th*-Ma*tcm
10:00, KntcrtafnmmL
WJAX— JashoewvtU*
? TUESDAY, MARCH IT, t i l l
' 0:00, Cary Cab Program; 0:30,
Etudio Program; 0:48, Literary
Digest's Tapis* in Brief by l*&gt;well Thom** NBC; 7:00, Ainoa 'n'

Cut Out For Handy
References
F U R N IT U R E

HAVE YOTJn WATCH' rkftalmd
by on* who really know* howl
Briggs, Jeweler, Mag. Are,
Dr. W. R. MscDOUOALL, CHI­
ROPRACTOR, la now locatid at
hia restderce In Flo; at Halgbti,
8. Sanford. Phoh* 888-11;
■

01)EL T FORp truck,
running rundtttan. (80. H

Trudo In Your UnedFurnltum at WAGONER'S.
CAFE
OA8 IR CAFE
Ojwn 24 houra— 112 8.
FW k.

ANGEL'S UAUilECUE
Open 10 A. M. to 2 A.
R Sanford ft Genera
Arcs.
LUNCH ROOM
3 ft 10c Lunrh ft
Coffee Shop.
Open S A . M,-9 P. M-

nARBBR SHOP _
lour hair rut by esperlenrrd barber*.
CITY llAUnBU SHOP.

MagtMlU Ave,
BUILUINQ

BLOCK K—JrritgtUfl

boars and ttener.il ermert wurl
Miracle runnel a Co, J. E. Tai
wlllager, Pcnp, 3til and Elm.

10A— Poultry
THRblE VARIETIES hatching
egg*. 78 cent* per setting. F.
A. Dy*on, Country Club Road,

nd All you Hlvs to D* is Find Ik* Mlasln* t*M*r.

BF.8T CAR That 5100.uo iaih
buy, J, It. Wells, 803 Hally.

LUM BER

INSUBANi

'ILIJtlAN h'lrrhaMr nt T i l C*»nL
lest* N- I*, ilmnl Ih* in4.' d ir «r
mjr A. It.. 1*31. baa (lint Mid u»rln(*l» III » l nlflrr. and haa tnada
ipln llnii (nr la* a«»&lt;t In Iran- IK
•rordnnr.. null inn. Halit rciitll.
It* aoiluarr* Ih- fnllawtim dra.
rl**d prepvrtg -liuatnl In Arinin.
I* ruiinl). I'lnrlda. I*.aril:
fiat III IlmikartowB. Tha a*M
laid In-In* aaaraard at tha data
at Ilia laananm at aurh rrrlltl.
cola In Hi’' naina nt t'nknuwn.
fiat Tim Tillman pnn-haaar « f
( i oitllfktla Nn. I*, ilatail tha
«£ da* of July A. II. I I I V * * * *
t*ad daht VartWkata In mr -ftlra,
nd haa marta appltfanr.ii fnr la*

Cut Oul For
Handy Keferenco

ADVERTISING school ot
music offers Crooning In
Ten Easy UsMpi. Easy on
whom 7 — Arkansas Onset*
te.

FISH and POULTRY

CONFECTIONERY

SEMINOLE F lB H ft
POULTRY M ARKET

fhoas MS
Flah—Cfclekewa

Cl gar* - -Tidiacm*—I 'a hdIf*
Magniinr* —Fount sin

R. N. NIPPER
llgiM. Phone 303.

DEETClt'fi
PH O TO G R A P H E R
Fur BrUer Photo Service
A. W1KBOI-DT.
D H IN K 8 -LU N C H E8

First St.

Popular Tqnlc.—AMOR­
AL IMPROVES AFTER
BEING HIT BY PASSINC CAR.—Santa Rosa
(Calif.) Rtpuhllcan.

DRY CLEANING

IIAGQBTTH
Gilbert's Chocolate*
and Hot Drlnka.

SANFORD STEAM
PRKSRERY

FRUITS ft
VEG ETAB LES

Salta ('leaned K Prcaacd 80c
Panta ( leaned Jt Preaacd 18c
H'aih and ■’Carry'*

' 108 Palmetto Are.

AKCADK MARKET
Cheapest In Town,

relatively
small velocity ..
rii-dostbem bird *
is—Ctty. la P»- ,
I* —‘fa hollow out
. ij-:irsal*h title «d
i
respect
lir—"-Veal back
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hi—2)8 aamrskRi 111
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r ,n n r t v ft n n t - fjt ir e t
with
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57—Yeath

A fter all, tbara'a a
urn) affinity b »tw »*»
Valle* and gropefrut
bath of them are a)
In the public c y e ^ l
vllle Southern I.umbeT

W O O D Y.
Plen ty W ood nt Dull
The Dig W ood Ymti

BAR11KK 8ROI1

Only In luilln is bonus
dec Iloci. —I jiuUvIIIo CourIcr-Juuri at.

Specialty— I.adles an4 thlldres* halt calling

DRUG STORKS

WILSON'S BARBER SHOP

W est l l i l r t e o f i ^ i
Phone 4974.

Flndln'a KeoftaV,
Gentleman’* imall

520 rath and dlamoj
— Philadelphia
1

Bad

Bulletin.

Uphel alering.

PALMER'S
l«-J* Arcade

m ark:

SH O E R E R A IR IIfQ

Coolldga »sy* that boost­
ing tales dspressei wages.
Not to apeak of lb* la*payer.— Weston Ltadrr.

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Soft Wstcrr—Legend
Colu^ibus (Ohio) ' la1
wrapper.

7:48. McAW«r McMIri* (E. T.)| in— Apart went a For W— I,,

)a —tlaving

BEAUTY SH&lt;

RUHOW’tf PLACE
Prlarma lltdg. .

H IL L L U M B E R CO. Zip
Service. Phone ISA.
S IG N S

ever since the trial o|
ed, January 15.—Chit
Tribune.

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- New Induranca Stui
She bunts Into tM n lj
collapsed on the coa
table where »be bad

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ap* h NBC; 8.30, Fjomhr.m Frolic NttbJ
Hh»n I'koaa
U:00, McKaaaen Mu.ital Magasn.
T&gt;* Ta,,&gt;r Hhnp’
NBC; 0JO. Chevrolet Program (Fa
--------jT.K 10:00, H. A. Rolf* and bk 10 ffimsao F or ftaat
l.oiky .Strike danc/ orcheilrn ■ a a m M m w i M B m h
NilC; 11:00, Robert! and Duffy - FOR RENTi Furnished five room
tttringrJ InairuminUlUla; 11:30.
house. *00 Laurel Avenue, ftpCrystal HivW,
-ply Robart*' Grocery Btore.
&lt;

AU TtU lU XiVK
ELECTRIC CO.

111 St. Opp. P o o f

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                    <text>DAILY N E W S P A P E R

SA N FO RD , Fi

CHARLIE SHO

•NDAY, MARCH 1C, 1M 1

Tragedy At Sea la
Hinted In Reports

LONDON AGAIN

8T. JOHNS, New Kaundiond.
Mar. Hi - (AH) — Uneanflrm»J ccpnr » hrri* lud*y-**ld U»T
aral.ng ship, Vlktng rommanded
by t'apl. Abraham Kran, Jr.,
w lh Var.ik
W* d•
yrctor and a crew of 150 aboard,
wa* Moan up at ►«'«.

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Involved In Whole­
sale Reports A* To
. Financial Reeaipta
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Fatal Mishap Occuri
When He Attempt
To Pass Ford Truck
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forward yaa«*"**v &lt;o n “ A w* f
ticn of Hi pen and Genevm A t'
m l In lb* warm Him*)* &lt;&gt;f the
in
Midway,
,
,
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CatiMioan Itra. Hr plan* l» rallj
M
ttlnmont
mnitheMt
o f 8»tvij
‘ frem Norfolk vtVeJncitl*v «&gt;r i
ford, wan licllovwl (o haTfJ
Thui* lay i&gt;fl lhe h*Hl#«hlo Arl- j
torn (m a tl#U In Turin Rite and
bcuii th e limnctUate caunoof^
ihr Virgin I,land-.
•
« fa ta l automobile uccldentj
A lluT.l whlrh waa anI- unri
With lh# *xe»|iHoi' of confrrrn rr• nn admlnl«tr*tivr problem* pretrd-m ihr |4h)
r
..
» nV ft" TWmtSM, Itoatovclt -f painc-crr. a* '
• watchIry, young Sanford ****••
I IV iti IHco ar.d Pra.eou of Ihr hundred pi rajiw who wrtr
ihlhlllon of „ ... early Saturday nl«hl. &gt;l «
In,
"aR
aflrmnon*.
*i-----j Virirn Mantle, tl&gt;« lily a ill
e
atnni and pa««M,tr carryln, air- Margaret Tiffany, who wai a*-*
drv did la rill and nlayatlnn.
crmranylng the youn* man to
plare Ilyin,,_____lecrrJed
waa l — r-‘- ‘at lb*
j Mr*. IIootit will mil *ri-uniiN«y
•mrr,rncy 1.lamling
_ field «n Iha Geneva, rrreiToil nnl. alight I*-'
I thr pie* dent hut will (o In A«h- lake front yesterday nfUrnoun at Jur.a*, althou,h the c«r in whteh
I villr, N.
In »l*ll Iter fin, llrr ah&lt;ut 0:00 nVIorh wbrn 1*1lot ahr waa rltllna waa aald to ha*d«
i h»n Hoover, Jr., wlm I* nrcti|ieri*- J.hn H. Krataer, taklr, hi* Cur- turned over Ihira tlmaa b a m
| tins fr *in iilnr,i.
tlat t"hal!rn,rr plane Into thr air coming tn a atop attar roveritut
Secretary llu.lcjr. under wlm«r for a flight, waa forced to make
I *v|aiviulnn Turin Itirn l&lt; govern- a quirk landing In the ehalluw
rhailia Chaplin p-»«»
1 ml, ami |unblv Secretary Wilbur. water* of l-eke Monro* Ju*t off
arrival in London again.
I who hai thargr o! th«. Vligln la­
I lam1*, a ill sreumyany th* |nr*l1 drnt. I.aw i,n» lirh r), n While
llnnv m l i ter), , r dial'll will hr
[ thr only nlhvr official mamhei of
Ihr party.
'
liniudialrl) aflrt ttlurnnir In
I \\avhingtnn, thr pu-aidriil
will
Tilit Kralirr *ald that afiar
menu foi lh* f*ral qua iter uf
I turn h *' attrmlnn tu preparing making a »h«rt tun In a north1P30 Income l a i n In aggrrgat* |
rl*ht -pctvhev It* I, nlinlulid In ra*lrrty dirridlun, duln the .wind,
ystn.noo.ooo, rom|im*d wHh P'-tx,male M a n a Apr. Id mil June hr »*l Ihr rout roll for th# take­
000,000 for the c in n ponding par1 I*. Ilr will u|rn Ihr annual meet- off when h« nutieeil that thr nwUir
lad a year ago.
I Dig III lilt Rod Clue* nn llir thir- wa* nul rraponding tu (hr InTbia redaction war dnpi'o on
' J Irrnth; nn Ihr lourUenlh aihtrrei rreward gerollae arrrlrtitUiu urrdii ervaaa of one pwirrnl In Iha
a Tan Aaimlran union imi-ilng ed for leaving thr ground. The
lai, and waa attrlhuird to hurlline; Ma, 4, speak Irfo.r thr in­ plate In the meantime, In the
lira* ilrprraaton. Thr lai ia on*
ternational rhatnlwr n( iMiiiui-icr air ahoul l« fret, rbarrd Ilia hulkWith
fti'
ml,
of
Ion,
year*
ami om*-half perrewt of Ihr fiiat
Wa s h in g t o n , Mar. ia - ( A t &gt;
head wall Paring that Iha motor
|loot) ofiprl l.aronm, thrr.&gt; r r m ot —An attack upen prohibit! n •&lt; rla'd in , a&gt;Sn, a* pill-lieateri, In Washington; May !:5, cprak In would
pkfc »*!*• ht mad# T*%ay
thr llrtt Cina again a* part of Ih,
on Ihr nr it ftOOO net iiyumu nrrrraltatln, ptyiarnt of inromr ard many wrralh* of flower* at*
rrlrhratlin of Ihr tl(t|»lh unnlvtr for Ihr" Ini|&gt;ail of alrihlng Hio
and five patent on nil tiointal In ta x * tiy a.O0dk&gt;0 Aim r.can lai- trating to thr eatcenr by which
•ary nf thr foundation &gt;,l that in- water. Tlir plane miaed Into the
come alMVr that amvunl.
payer* waa made yufUrdoy h,
water. ll» Ull Id th, air.
gaoivatiem,
TJja guvercmaol will tpilte II,- llaory II, Curran, pnraident uf lhr aha- wa* held In lhl&gt; i lly. &gt;ha
The thier mart wai# -ahh,- t«
Oa «w r J»r,M o p ejJ,l day hr
AaaojlatlMi Agalnat Iha TrotiUA* toutf r t owe agrOw’lrW- mmaiuU,
wadr la ahotr affrr bring «litrr»t»&lt;Coau»!*4 A* &gt;r*«o ruur&gt;
idotwcr woman of f a i l M . Mr*.
n^nT'pay |au'553|S?^'ii ml*run
nl from lhr plana, and with dark*
«n Ihi |iuhlle d,hi and on Ihr other
KWrnre llobrrt. Snvlr*. wMaa
per* appriiarhlng, IMIst Krattar
ild* of lhr M ger -ell fniM.tU3.riU
CniCAGO, Mar, HU- (AP): ^
death otcuirrd ahoilly after *undin led that lh( rrmoral of Iha
In n 1 -H porernt bond*. KtOU.Iff,
l*ro flrothym went on trial for tin
i*t Haiti!Jay, wa* plated braid*'
planr
from
the
water
laat
night
POO In 1'r ptieeut rvll fit air* of ttoiib! Im* Ihi* vrripiem ®I Ififn a i that i f h»r burliwnd It the fant ly
wa* trapo**ihir. * Thla noirnlnir, Jaka I.Ingle murder today amU
Indrbtrdnr** and fOtl^uLhOO in J r vinue* iliii y o r on winr. I&gt;c&gt;r plot In l*ak»view crmrlrry thi*
wm-kar* from Irtal garage*, pull- rvrtlfm*n*. auch aa th* Raw r r M
and aplrila of fhRJ.000.000. Hu aftrrniMin.
p«rt*nt irrl t Irate-.
nl
Ihr ptair aihorr, and bark to na) court building had nrrrr •**!
^peculation In lUfl when ihr roolcn.lr-l th » would have allounl
A brief ,ertm&gt;ry at thr Flint
thr field, whirr a„ raamlnallon brforg. Although nn arldtnca'fl
atock markrt collap*r in Ihu fall
rip ectad fo r a, leaat t week. J
Itaptiat Chutch, lh, wen• of much
IHKMIKGIIAM, Mar. |ri— (AT)
»»ut prlr*a down erejamtet fir
large crowd jammed th* corrludfl
of her Ion, nml ntiive life a* a -Thr death of. aft l#-year-old girl
leading to lh* courtroom.
U^.Ht,?03,7M uf inramr «f In
vmthir In rvrry drpartmrnt
of at thr Alahaiu* Irulning arhool for
Kxtra bailiff* wrr* needed t«
Acting upon the auggtallon of dlrfdual Inronir taapnyrt* and
gill* while ronf nrd In qiarier*
keep order. After nrwapaparNlM
(Continue, Da Tag* Mil)
K. J . Hpaik*. Jacksonville caplfor infiartkn of rigulathpi* la
and vrnlixman rntrrod, llttla root!
tall*t and morl#_thaat*r owner,
unihi inir**!gallim Imlay h&gt; »
remained for the apeetlor*. Tilt
who uffared lo realch dollar fur
liylilrt'vr roiiiiultlrr. Rrprr-intatrial hald unuiual intrrrrt. N«‘
dollar any *um» lalaed by Iha
tlvr Hugh Mi Kldrrry, chairman,
only wa* lh* ***aa*lnatlan al
iNi.iiratton at
PpUn»i»a! I’hunh* nrn* the aa'd the lummttlrr had Iratlmony
employee, of hla yarlsu*. hlutldg
Llnglr. Tribune crime rrportnr
thealira, far the haneflt of reedy
•**ty.
ifflrlalin, cLrg) men. Tallhraier, that lhr , rl died from Influent*
one uf lhr mutt apr^tacular * Oi
hat in addillon * rrv; fj.
Turn r, .ludgo J. O. aflrr twin, ionflnr.1 to hrr room
and unfortunate families In lh,
gitig killing* but aim the fin 1
atilr, nil the employ*** of the
0 |tercelit of all yhann, Jn«. II
Jinhln*, J"* thir** week* and that Iha *ihmil
big gang ahoutlng actually lo r*
princess and Milan*
Theater*
lie*, rriwal nf Oahirii'R. T. W. Ijiwlon, ami W. phy*lr'»n bad not Iwen called un*
NKW IA1NDON, Conn, Mar, 1 ,
ault ,'R, a murder IrlaL
will, effictire today, aet a*»d# ond
1 bring In addl- (\ n.Courary.
III *hr wa* died.
Added In thla waa thr fact tktf
-rl stair* “from
Mr*. Hava,o'* »l**ih fiillowcd
p e r rot uf Ud'r Monthly ear*- —(A T)—A master flm of runt
Hr aald arena) g r l Inmate* tia*
lunarr, which for several day*
lh* Llngl* (laying laat Jun* r*
iontrvdlrd l;q- , n nine** nf nearly (wo wnh»' Ilf id 'hat th* girl wa, “on punhu l&gt;r*n reportad hovrrleg outduration, although *hr had hern l*hniruC‘ aib| Iwforr ihr died ah•Ido Iha TJ-mlla limit of ihr Naw
now,*' hr *nld, |n p,„r brallh for the pa*l Hirer "pulled hrr hair *n&lt;l praynl lo In
Rngland roait last night attemptir irvrnur ,&lt;n &lt; ytaia. Rurii'"'"lrol l&gt;V nirmlwr* of taken nul of h*r ml**ry."
.f Imotltggrr*, |R,, family, it ir rgnrd at &lt;l:iht *•’• They told thr onnmttlrr, he
r* and tb rlt. ,|ort Mnturday ev r'in , al
Ihr added, that Mr*, ha Chamn'un,
rmployrra, al- horn.- of hrr daughter, Ml*. Kr- *uprrlalrndrnt, wain*J thim not
of it a* gora tu oral Krnpp. IH0 Pa-h Avrnur.
to mrntlun the inc'drnt in U'ttre*
klONtlCK.IJ.fi. Iml, Mnr. I»—
and thr police
Mr*. Savugr wa. Ia&gt;rn at l'rn- thry mailrd from lh* a.lu**l. Me- (A l't — While a*tempting lo art, i villr, yu ,r„ Anne'* rouniy, Kl'lcriy raid Ihr i-h»r,n air hung
im l two brother* MWpevlad of
irthrr lhr four Marylard, N*v. P, tadd. 8hr wav forwardril in th* ,ovrrm&gt;r with bank robbery. Hay fi»har, 40,
spread to other flnu* ami. budchurulta. New one of U:rr* ilaughli'i* l»fn tu IwomnittHlatlun* that Mr*. Cham- •hirirr of Whit# county, wa* ybot
n«»f»J t t J
e •
am) lllnola. Ckarlaa and J*nr Ifolwrl*. Un hrr pi.n be rapUrad becnu»a of ol- amt killed yeatarday. »n* of Un
, Locally th* fund will bw turned
Miami, Mar. 16—(AIM— R
a* wrt, are pauinal * dr ahr &gt;• the' d&lt;*crnd- |*,id cruel treatment of lnm*Ua, Mieprrta thro wa* ihol i» death by
oeer to Mro, lleLn T. Met**, wtltar Keho*, reprmNntatlee ef Ik
rent uf th# to- »r.t of a family whi*h wa* am i'.,
h'a n«n bmihrr who in turn com- rauuly, aald today he wuuld Ini
rraunal inrom* ih# original a.llld * of Marylnni,
luir'di*.
due* a hill ta take control of *1
ami wh« r&lt; ntr.laitr.l math to H&gt;e
Thr dead; William Talbutt, M, hank* from the stale romptrel
arr moil cfam- develnpmr it nnd hiatury «f tba
►hot by hit brother. *nd Hrutt Tal- ami pUr* them under th* aup
Hher, they broke throuih thly
'
(Continued on pay* four)
(Continued On Tag* Kti)
I.ut t. 47. wlm then killed h'maalf. vision of thr aUt* hanking nnd
OKKLVTIOBKR. March l&lt; —
la thi* City**, aald Mr.
|bpaly Kher'ff B*rn«v Ireland taroat* eomiwiulonar when
(A l'l - Hluirtly before dawn to­ wa* ahot through the kand.
IrgisUlure meet. In April.
■'
day M!#« Habra Co*, bookkeeper
He Mid he bel'eecd parties
;mwl, Notus, with |hr»e men »0&gt;l
Thr vhunting ortvmd at the
at * &lt;awm!fl tommlisary, thought
fund ceuld bo ralard her* mo hag* of liquor aboard hOa
Talbutt, attention will he paid by tha lai
uf Mr*. Harriett
.
•h* heard a burglar tntarlng h«r home
irt order, nod every mat nf -errered n*d forced U Inarh du
HI, mother af tha Talbutt*. two lalura to banking Inna. Anot
home
and
orrr*m*d.
I
.
M.
Nrlaon.
h* shore* of Volt Pond H»p.
mil*, from Buffalo, a small eum- Mil will he Introduced by K#
aawroill employ* rarouta to work,
which.would make It unlawful
qulrrd amoaat i f *U#nUya“. rt* mag and liquor war* r*i&gt;iurod.
Kv i lently aasklng nut to In out. aunt; kill* Lillirn Rranvn a* hraid bgr fries and tusbad t« ll*» rminl'y l&lt;t mile* from hart.
Hen-. lh» tummer ape&lt;d b i t .
r U t i t Pisker and h * deputy offleOt* of a l)*nk to accept
don* by Iha player* *1 4b* P»*e*4. Itayhnr, the lirbW* «W rc, Waltarw «im&gt;n'* ati'sitnr*.
hr 1,1 a warrant for th* arrmt of pu*tt*1f they bar* r*o**u to
in* i-.lrht, th e * taking put in )h« Thill ip* aa Nml Pnnlrwkai G w
Just #• Nrlaon r*wch*d th* Scott Talbutt In conaartton with T*er the Institution U either
«bailor
g*
M
.tch&gt;-)|
ai
the
pel
Ice
&gt;i-i
grant!
■rrnnd east of “A hall B H m f
porch Ml&lt;* C rx, In the aieltruu ni.
■oletnt or about to baronm ao.
nt (n*. and^VL w*lfara
which was given aia 'a batui.Ul j.e d Den ier a* Mcoo«y, a folw - m *took him for n burglar, abut with the robbery of the Battlo*
particularly In Jack.ro
ground,
ml.,
State
Hank
la*t
Fab.
aa him (trod, th* bullet plerc ng hie
aA a. L . ~ t l Lw■■B&gt;*&gt;
bight |l thr Seminole ll'gh Hthod ta a a 'a i.J Mia* J*n« U lto)
nOOVBB NAMKS MDCRBTJ
audHurium by th* Sin ur l'la»^j Mrs- Ft rintng. uwnrr uf tha apart heart. NcLoa'a two a’atera arc
merit hauta In wh'eh th* u r w i t (ho*&gt;! Workers here. Tha arhool
WASHINGTON. Mar. 10—(i
i MING OKCHIIW
—Thoodtr, Jaallo, Woablat
s o t tall. Ml'* IaKlII* Uol* a* tp ard today out of roapect to
rarri*poqd*nt uf
thi Da
\’*1a iionon. a *huur ' g rtf and thrm.
.
.,
Mirntidr—(A D — «&gt;t
crow and i*ew hf (kr luou ftttt |.rrfora»incn aurh'gn o f if MU*~KJI/n Telford, » Mr*. TontTmaaerlpt, ho* 'uarp aeWrtod
a'andliig
»ucre*e.
Direcli-d
I
f
MI-»
Pseto KWa, Santo It#of UqtiapNhaaid.
Proaidaert Hoover to b* hi*
Ifrtrn Vemay, aa*il«T ilac* epum brvk* from Bortnw, look lh# *an»e ANCIENT IHtOMWAY FOI NDUnbl wnra brought
• weeks
the
rotary nuecoMtng G**rg* Akr
* »r. lh* play waa produerd hf role* an tilth night •um{ root»llrj'rd
who caalgrvd. It wa* annaui
IIASA, Irik. kUr. tg ^ w A P )ranch to Iha inl.iymewt of tha
tpt-r
al
atrangynwnl
wl'h
Kamual
j « fleetf%Rhdrohlrr "ut-..l»
7 hi- Ftefwh *rt)(aoologh4. Rwte
todaV••
nrsgering for French, uf New Vark.
i not taking fa d la tha ploy Watrim, wtm ha* b«*a aira»wilat
loaded *h&gt;p«
i|mail I*. n-c eetlwU**, for nt KLh »n the hank* of the Kuphgot througk
; deal af I - aoeraaa wvtai rale* nr»r th* iomu of Ncbuihad***** wa* aet ing were Ml*. R*r*h M#«wrl|
INDIANAPOLIS, Maraihertnr Takath. Busin*** natiar, ha* f iqa d tb * doeiway to
whu took Ihaaort of lh* maid and,
(A P). —Harwkl BohromUf, 1
gj Kugen* Takaah, pob- Ihr klnj's palaeg Which 1« uf lhr
MIm Jul a Hlggta* who irartiayrd
nwmagei;
lJ»h M ao*. Karsanian dynhfty 'dating shout » Dr. John Q*rrla, Inventor af Ih* today wa* aeotaocod from J
th* rolq of Up h»M*. while Or &gt;rga
FLOODED.
procres f »r m»uu*tt«triag. le* St year, fur UlCuc a* Ml
Smith, Roy Britt. Z*r! noo n. r .
'.Hf'.,
May* a* ttmteroak aad ll'iuard
by artifWUI metWi., ami ttaa- (1*4 man whoa* charred ha(
Hlrpheiuott
Jrhaaow,
*nd
lJndioy a* l i t Mdegro&lt;Mn. aba.
(AP)
ITl*. Mar.
erol K- Ejtby BmHh, a Cunfadaa- fovivl In S*hro*d*r*a buroad
did (heir |-art ageoedlnily veil.
y.'llsge*
al* afdatr. ore F1*Hd#,a ) * * *#»•
Florida
Other* itlfato W special men*
eg the !
c it e d t
thm 1m Hialr ■ ■ g i f |t &gt; i r 1'

nm

ort-llved
I convict
P'.otham
it'fo u n d
A cu rse*

Declares V ocational
School! To Be Pan-

’i tf W s J e S

MRS.F,R. SAVAGE,
PIONEER WOMAN
OF CTTY, IS DEAD

Avers Revenues From Death Follows Sick­
Liquor Would Help ness Of Two Weeks;
Cut Income Taxes Funeral Held Today

Leo Brothers

Imimti«nrtrurrr w uraiura

----------------

raafirrtd at th* r * n
regular
rcjarauniratUn *f Hanford Lodge
No. H M R . M-, «V ch will b*
KtU la th* Mavonlc Tempi* at
r M Tuemlay night.
'■
, -The promlneot cbarmUrLilc*
bl thU drgrai are lh* acqulilUon
of lb . kaewladge of ihr IH&gt;crpl
ki(&lt; and' arlaat*., In whlrh nil
M w a , nre g n t r t t ha kesnly In*
M flirA . • •• y ■
■ : .

‘Thr** rantmuBkgtkfw or* bring
Mail attended by th* matubfr. bf
Kgnfotd lAdgv and a *»ry cor­
dial welcome will In given U nU
plaiting Maalrr Maaoaa.
IB. B. Chapman, dlatriet deputy
t there will b« a d t 'lit t #NptIn Ortoada an TuaMaV,
at 7:50 P. M. Grand Maftar
liar* R. Cher** and-hi* *Uff
■rand t-odg* affleem *W W
Th. M»»t«r Muon* d«»ree

B * ronfrirvd at thU meetlkg
W rclrrtod tram ' profit Nat la
I work and Ireturn of thU

Il&gt;* gW««
IHat rift I

Commutee Probes
Death Of Girl Who
Got HI Treatment

Theater Owner Has
Novel Plan To Aid
People In Distress

Master Rum Fleet
Loses 2 Boats And
Big Liquor Supply

Three Are Killed In
Attempt To Arrest
Suspected Robbers

New Banking BUI
Be Introduced Sc

Man Is Killed As He
Goes To Asaiatance

e s a tu r /ttS jK

M'wtirrterntwniw t« wth

WtSKWibarnia

Second Cast Of “A Full House” Does
Equally As Well As F i r s t Players

S W C V tf&amp; S i

�i'

M&gt;•though
•utrriil U
Swr/ Matter
r t e h*d Im i

(AP)

Aided 11

n » p ] flridl"!,

Ue B r a tU * p l A w . m w from
b*w*d U tefeaTtlm Ph.tai.lpk •
NetteaaM 1 0 ts 0 in tte flm . f

u»ta. ura-auii •ohhVHoo m&lt;eo

After JuatpUg.awu/ W ■ Oreran lead, the Dodgers saw Ikrlr
adranlsgu f l i t hi lh« fourth,
• b n ' Bib* P M * wm | *m M
foe w'jt hHa and m maxy d m .
I t a PUlltee* defersee btarvp I*
lb* eighth sod ninth footage, tewrr*r, aflowng ih* M i m t» count
fir* m u .
•
Scorn
It II K
Brooklyn ~ Oil J 00 083-10 • 0

and Cochraar; Ishcmy,
ham, Bend: and 8p shirr.
CLEAR WATER, llsrr
(AP)-WHJ« I . r l k&amp;tUI
M l flm w , a pair of r

i i General HeeplUl Scte.1 *1
. « . • « »« Ortaate
Bight with h*r nutMr Mr*. C. tt
ifnrlnc returning I* Her duties «•
Saturday.
;
/
N n t Bsuetey th* I8»h wHI b*
the regular pitarnlng dag at 0*V

•do ftapitat Chutrft Pastor Her.
»l W. Diekart.
•-

Phiiiitatphu oo#m ooo- i is a

PMp«t ciartr, atecor.Thuntmi
and PA aehi J . B JW t. NRIIfan,

te e a ls a a n r Oka-House of David
■ . t
The House of David bit ranstetoully and iiogoi a lw&gt;run ratIT hi the alath but fell one run
MMt of tftag the arorf.
_M a» KoeeifUld, who wa* with
I W. D.
Ooodyiuy. Ih M g tact f u r , tad Ike Brooklyn
Dag McCarthy," fori tftack with four of t bo Dodgers*
I I kite Murray U a n R - connate
^|u« BinntngbemTtU a home run,
wkka waa matched by Swanay bud
Berhat, starting birttery- for the
Muuao of Dai Id.

jtjimfi

BILOXI, NUh, March 18-1A P)
(AP)—flloppy fielding for Wash*
Ington In Ibe eighth gate the
Baltitaite Oriole* a T to # wla
jrtitentay la lb* Senator's An I
exhibit len game
,
,
Waihington went Into (be framo
W*d ng O l o t Pltcb.r Fisher
■miif ■iWlbaM blip and a pane
Yielding liiltlmorg one rue 8toa-

Friday lor,a fow d an vlrit with
their daughter Mr*. lUlph Mek/srd
Ih ValddkU, they returned Mon­
day at thia waok.
Min Wtaale Wrong of Haplerd

It. II. E.

J00L Dick Uwrenee, ytolRay (tarter, Miami, aad
Jfatryh, Jacktoarilta, were
As stadent mtatbera to all
i l rtcuMj1 athtatta Mpr
j# Oka tmlmaagtfm' " ' »

Inmates Of
EfAQEVILLE, Mo.,' Mi
) *-Nltetoea sg*J lai
-How Madrid county

Hou»o of
Darld
iso t&gt;l 008- D I f
•Brooklyn
401 000 M»—10 II 1 sixth far the Sena Ian.
.Bounty, Crank aad Hrrhsti
Scora:
R H K
Mattingly, Grime aad Lombaidl.
BalUmora
000 &gt;00 040—7 7 0
Waihington .. NO 101 000—0 II I
. . . . w m i m i , March
n a i r n 14.
l f . -—.
LOB ANOELEB.
Cherry, Oumbert, and Lincoln,
(AP)—Tka Cuba aiaagkterad Ur* O’CeaneV Punalngl: - Griffith.
‘f . -W .ta - Angeta, 10 jo ), m Tauarhfr, Hither and Pencer, BelU ,fr uptulng spring eaklulllon
«.mo Prlday while Pal Matona
“ ^ChartJ* Aral held tha Angela
KT. PKTKRSDUIfG, Mdreh 11
,«• flta hits, the Cuba batiste J
(AP)—The Bt. LeuJs Curdinsta.
frash item rtetory la a ihrao-gsma
raries with ths PhlladelphU Aththaflrat .Inalag with two on baeoi Iriks, easily defeated the Uoiton
■hgtora ptafers wsre used by the Brarae U I* • yesterday. '
•
Bob Brewn aad McAfee, Bee.
• ■ w * . i f 4.■; i l i l ' e . tea's Aral two pltchsn. wore bit
CMcaga (National) * 10 S3 I
, m , £ fi!*4 ^ k ylrldod ,a home
(maAagttaa(PacificCoast) I a t ran.
Oelberi got ope off Brawn and
“ " V p r i ^ e 'k c otbdrlTlhs six’
M6**- McMurphrio th off McAfee. Tka Bntttas* field­
•Ad Wltaoa, B e M l,.
..
ing was rugged. i V ? ) ” m *
Brora:
. • R M E
Nsrrh
BL Louie . . 140 001 000-11 IS t

^rit'g Tiger*, 0 to 8, .before a
«wwd of 18.000. Thf Seals found
Bojrt aad CanIrail for 14 hits.
• WINTER HAVEN. March 14—

Following Attack

I t e r , sent for Klria aad ox.
port him to reach t e n la a day
r J J H b AOOLA March IL —(AP)
**Tha Boetaa RwJ Bng ragutatu

g S t t :f t f r a , r ,
) ■*

Record An
ITo Give Up

PSO GRAM B
monies| 10:00, Or hoctre;

Progrima In cwtotn rtoadard
timer p. in. unlsn olharulit Inllratrd.
4 H J—WEAP haw Yorh-000
• (NBC Chula)
«, Dinner orrkmtni Otlt. Uatta
Abe sod Dat'd | T, Satan elngtit)
T ill. Lawa .(hat aofcgu«rd| V.H,
Kooup and Paepi 7:40, Adrautatui
8, Water and Ptaldi) B ill. Varie­
ties and Bugs Baarf 8:30, MItwcr
Autoi 0, Daauasah .rauhaatrai 10,
B. A. Rolfs orcheatrai It , TrevteAmJtk Dallew orckerira.
141,*—WABC Now York—HO
...
(CBB Ckala)
7, Morton Downsyi 7il», Or•kestrui 7iU, Amend Yeesey orC' etrai 8, Topics la brief! 8, Al­
and Leaf! I (SO, The Blhrcrsmiths) 1:48, Alexander Weollraui 0, Around tha BMaorart 9:30,
National Radio Forum; 10, Simtnoua Show Bout} 11, Dotmy or­
chestra! 11 &gt;80, Gu. Lemterda oreteetni It , Bert Lawa eethntrat
18:80, Ana Lent
IN A -'W JX New Yerh-TM
(NBC Ckala)
■&gt; Rsli'ng Junior; 0:11, Baltaw
crchostia; 0:40, Topk» In brief!
I Ames V Andy; 7:11, Joel set |

Campus; 0:50, Muakal Duelore;
10. Cuckeoi 10)80, las and (test
10:44, Aunt Lulu; 11, Blanker
hour: II, Amoa V Andy (repeat)!
U, Bpltalny’s orchestra.
f .

2 f W &amp; « ? !L « 5

Uck BpMril aad Bum.
nar (taBtagwood w«ra the aerate4
^
Bearrill stack1Ibaagcd out fbur kite
sgalnat the RuasalLCollIngwrad
. BAN ANTONIO, T « u

Body Is Recovered
After Auto Plunge

March

^ - ( A P l - M M Simons^ hustling
jrakio fra a t. LoukvOta) srill te

* * « No Ik# White Em
ra n * with tka
g ew York OlaaU Taday. C*ri
Rsywoktegwy w * U kit third.

Diphtheria i
Spreading

Btoril, tka S te f

te-'r^S4!

0:48, Brmo as W J*J TiJO, Mriodlsts! 7:48, T V Tra»ekrs| 8,
Hour from WJB| 8, Prsadim ClljA
8 JO. Same be WJB) 10:48, Faatu rai'll, Bperto; Meesagas. * 4
; 4 8 a j—WLW —TOO
MO, FealkH) «!«».’ teas* as
W J*i 7:80, The EWgMat I JO,
Ham* is W J*! *. Orchestral bill,
Variety; PJO. Same aa .WJll le.
Orchestra: 10:30, Bama as W J8;
10:4*, Bbb Ntertelli 11. Variety
(I
'

10:30

483—VfVUN Bt. Petersburg—«»•
«t00, Breulng meledka; 0:4*.
Topics la Brief (NBC);* 7:00. Awok V A«dy (NBC)| T J 0 Bnocp
and Peek (NBC): 7:40, Tourist
Drsamtlc club; 0:00, Marguorlto
Saltsmao, soprano, Isirs Fullerto* rVake. atantati Brio. VouiUes
(NBC)| .3:30, "Old Tlmy Bongs,"
b» Buys Beott and Oeasye Mea*
airmen tr00, Bperial fetlureei
•raa, American Legion pragmas:
IOiOO, Dscra orchestra (NBC):
tl^O, Polk county cararam-UtlO,
BIsnIU music; 11:45, Utile Jrak
LHUe (NBC).
. JIM -W M B K Tempo—1870
OiOO, ■Theater news, announcemental 0:80, Trie; 7:00, Dinner
music| ItOO, Musk t f the Mast­
ers; 10:00, Ealsrtalnsrs.
8*1.*—WRDK OatarariDe—800
OrOO, Orange Grays
String
Bead| 7tOO, Otadys Powell, Mcseo-Bepier.o;
Christine
Wlehc,
Plastall 7:80, Jame« L. Dutsch.
Baritone! 7:4k, Orecta DeBruyn.
VlelleUt, 8:07. Wealhtr Forecast!
1:0*, Blga Off.
J37.7-.WDBO Ottaado—1180
7:00, Time signal ssd spratal
aateaaramculsi 7:18, Automotira
pragram; 7:80, Dance pragrami
8:00, Ctaiskal programs W
Tourist Topical Otll, Vartaly praj r m ; R0J», Mooateoma.

TAMPA. M eeT O r-fA D —1The
body of Paul Oowlln# was racercred from an eituary today after
bla aatowobHg plunged - off the
maniples! dock. Polios &gt;elkve Ooraltad mined the turm at the and of
the thoroughfare while Braiding
an ambulance and plunged through
lb# dock rail boforg.eho could
atop hi, car. Otrsllne, a salesmen.

OVIEDO n e w s

By Mra. B. R. Wataright

friend Mle. Catherine Young
.Toeaday nlgbL
’ Mra. T. C. Brumon of OrTanfl,
Mrs. U. R. Brawn of GoMenrod
and Mrs. W. it. Williams of Ovlado wem guests of Mre T. C.
Pltihfo.d and Mother Mm. Will
Prsel of Sanford Thursday for lb*
dar.
Mre Hubert K. King rnlertainrd at a birthday patty on Satur­
day aflerauoa In honor of her
daughter M!sa Minnie wbu cele­
brated her 13th birthday aunlver*
ncry on that day by haring a
group of youag s*ey and girl
fr'rnde lB for the aftein** i- The
party waa first planned for an
out door' affair la tha park at
beautiful Labs Charm bet owing
to rain, the Kue*U were tciUrtalued at ner him#,' Many ileflghtfdl
g en u wore ptayoj by ibe young
people and at a late hour thp hoetaaa Mnr. King assisted by her
state:-In-law Mr*. Ralph Xing and
hire. T. A. Jredan aereed two kinds
.of leo rream and taealy birthday
rake. The honor*# waa the rerlpe,.ant at many aeefal glfta and hat
a neats wished t f t her many happy
rdtarns of Ike day,

js v m s r ti

IN V E ST IG A TIO N S^
• r

M AILING

MIMEOGRAPH PW N

SEMINOLE COU
ASS’NJ

stater. Mre. W. E. Yoaag and
family- T * y expmf M teT u sjm a
t'.m* kakt week ’ far tkeir teme.
hnd will stop enraute at Jatemmvilte to see ter beriher, Mellon
Jordan, who ta UL
Mrs. Btaoe, of Watetor, asothar
of Mr. Mono, Ite M m tefl of
Oriario, waa a weak »hd goes* la
Ortaria last week.
.
lira: Bertha D.xm k again re­
siding lu Oviedo after several
months la Ortaado. Bko la a t ptuarat at tha tease of Mr. aOd Mra.
Tim Ttataasa.
»l •- 0 j
•
Mesdames Greathouse Jr . and W.

SANFORD

MARCH 2 t

as WJSI 8. Light
J. Charamaa: 8lN
10:48, The Mann
riaty ( I 8-4 kra.)
0:80, Av’alteai

1

I
t

�K

[ode Club Mi

S ^ T R 'K

ii

W l s t a i us
Of M S war.
•»

Mr*. IS. ft. filmpeon, ad CMla,

la rUltirg bar parvnta, Mr. ana
Mrs. J . T. Allen. «lt&gt; U u rrt Avs-

• W jN b M

Mr. A. L Bella, who haa bean
111 at her home on Palmetto Are
nue D r .ome time, la abla to bo
bat again.
•
‘ *

rtftha M the
ntaMStante of that war sa la

ehalrmanatestaity as
v* i r k * '**
ta&gt;Slp|fte ia

Mr*. Walter 8 . Col raise and
motbrf-ln law, Mr*. Mary Colrau a, of Georgia, &lt;tc etaltlng
d r r . f i la Tampa.
. . . .«

Q n M t a it i

»uch an e ffo rt today.
fa cto ry stocked w ith salable i
end.would buy, It If th e * knew
I n f and n o th tn f'm o re th a t will
hies Bs m any to u riats as wo a rt
im th s y e a r round.’
i|
.tyUking t h f call tdk th s, c o n fjr

attending to bualwaa HBffats.

wed iwuulatJoo.
lieve a plan df
i an economic

&gt;Ramember If ijmr ^btuidi
ncHned ta argwa wtOfyoif.' hi
w a great lawyer aaraa day.

w ar nnd to w ork in coopsfRUofL I t is w ith mil
FVnttc* is now using Ita ro o n strto nld IU m s t i
quote th s C hristian Sc lance M onitor:
• j , *Tn soots q u a rte ts tA# recen t decision o(
.Odyffiunent to loln ln » 4 InUirnatlonal cre d it
I^ « r s r e U (I .« /ta a r i| o s V hW Jthy sign in E uroi
since t h s M t s b l f a h m n t 'o i t n l L eague o f N ad
F ren ch action m ay hardly bs p ralied in t h s «

m»tion 'ba lo n h ia .
• *w
. Tba annbal conrtnilon of th
PTorida Fodaratlan -if. G .r.e,
&gt;bald Id Orlando dui . •
y* of tha pa.I weak, ft'
sattag war* report r :
fnMlT* efforta that i t
U,throughout tba S lat,
rr beantlflcatlon, mi by
ag and caring for flow*
aental plant, and traao.
baro waa report of boau*
work In other dl*
na alalffVEt|%waya,

HU MsmbUf PUifvif the r i m
M
U CTevfj i k k H m a e m e e t with

rn, S. BamNMk'SlS Palmetto
t, bt'TiSO e'rloe'k.
U NsUbot flea of tha Plrat
I Charth, l l r * P. E. Balt

ISM, win meat with Mr*,
i m Park Arana*, at 3:3U

ltlchmond
la Number S a m of tha
Bsstiat Church, Mr*. Ci II.
?gf» inaan, will meet wllk
K C, Otbbu, US Wait NineJKreet, at StSO o’clock.
RnahMaa Wanum's Circle at
rO BuptUt Ckarth wUI meet
ktacbwitb Mias A ante U o aaca. S U Park Avenue.

fhrougl

r Ocala la basttag afgeai i

4. Poll.h » Dance—Scharweakn,

COLUMBIA, Teem.. Uar. 1*^«AP)—Kn*«t Koblmon, 40, »tuat

, Budding permits lo«i»T daring January,

Notice To Property Owners

Otfot »h i toM airport o ffic ii*
hare that he led a equadioo of lh»
Britlxh R«)«l A r fore* from Can*
B*U during the World War, era»k
•d Ip hhi nmth yrattr.day aftvi*
*Mn ('u rre a *1001181 exhibition.

•*

«. &amp; T

j

f

? ; }

In r m r t to B U ts and CsRRty t a x * .

‘ p

AH It EXIT'D IN UqilO R RAID.
PonSYTtl, Ga, liar. I K -(A P )
wai a drlrgat* to the republican
national mnvrntlon la Kama* C.ly
U 11*28 and ha ton, Julian, and
.Will Dirkrraon, wera atreatrd lata
Saturday night la a ll&lt;r*)r raid..
■ HIALEAH — Mag Schuiter to
atart poultry bualnata kora.
PLANT CITY — Largo .hip.
*arnt« ,f a’.rawberrtai being mada
from thl* po'at.

T H E JA C K AND J I L L
KXRD ERG ARTEN
Will Ploaeal
'T H E TOM THUM B
W ED D IN G ”
a t Ui« S outh Side Prim nrX
Auditorium
*
M arch 1 0 th — 8 o'clock
M lasT resele McRae,
.• . ■• D irector
Aulated far Mr*. Burk*.8trtle

J1NKIN8L
tamlnoto Coon

0. Maiurka Caprle* — Rnh»,
Caiabn Gugbum
7. Shad &gt;w Picture. — Hugo
Ithelnliold, Donald Lanunn
H. Anetia D.ace—Grieg, Batty
HInternd.U-r
0. Etud# In 1)—Kaalling, Kalb,
nine Morrlfcn
10. Contra Dance—Ueethorrn.

Mar. Itn . ' - A
rl. Winifred. Se*»t
&gt; pcw Um t'of

awry way and Manner, what th.
nam* af tba SUW IndleaUa—th*
land o(.flavor* Nat only la thl.
wr.tk m atting i* m en oftaatuol
testily, b o ta b o It la awaktelag
at J fixing In Mm heart, ’of men,
woman and eblldren a loro for
a. .out al Ikat D « '» « ( all
l« «.• and that goea very Tar in
* mu Jm ; of batter t l L t m , b e
• *•* of Ihelr io n ,-o f natural
Is
not only la , jloqdaiapa
a '':lin e n ', but In IhJ loautTkaflon.cf Dm «*.|&lt;lyr lire* and .living

-• .Opoelng with a brlaf tattf
•Soma Mode Tersu B m p *
dost Should K n m - tha mUi
tba Ooefl'an Muak Club waa
a* Saturday afternaon at Sit
dock at the atodlo of Mr*.
Mi S. Mumon. Myrtle Atom
J . Gliure apoke oa msale a|
c'atlta
and
*
'm —
*** al*o i u ( a prat
Songs choam twpactally for , tbs
ehildren and Junior dob membaru.
Mr. C!au*e roncludod kla an a*
tor* with a "y xJo’ h * " eelaelW*.
Tha program wag glrvn aa fdl*
Iowa:
.
I. Sonata In U — Peytlim g,
Mary France* Androwa
.
t . Sonata in F (First Movement)
—Xublau, Carman Outhrl*
S. R o u r y — Navln-Whelptay,
Prance. M.huncy

STUNT r t J K * KILLED

r

ichlo

12. Carrolling of Bird*—Meek
Mr*. Ba^lo Baum.l, wbe ha&lt; | leux, Mary Neil Sm th
bean apendlng thg part two week,
18. Country Garden. —Percy
in. Brunt wick, Ga. vflth hr» par* Grtlrgcr, Ma.garvt Torrence
tnt*. returned ham* y«*t»rd«&gt;.
14. PilcllU on Sunday—D.lhro,
Ctadya Wynn Potguiaon
&gt; P’rtanda of K B. Wight, who
II. La.Cacrada—Ke.m,
Mary
ha* Iran Itl for aome (tma. w II Went
bo glad to lauai that ha D linprov*
18. Nadia—IVath*, Etelyn N'pthat tpon.oi. aetreral
altrul.tV
project/. In 1012 the fralcrulo ing at hi. htmc in Bote Court.
IT. VUIatre Dance — Klucilla,
eatahlDhcd a .otllemant achool at
M. L. Gilbert, of High Rprlnga, l eggy MrTeer
•
Uatllnbnrg, Tenne**er, a* a nte.
torniorl) &lt;tl thl. city, l» the gwr*l
IS. A Queer Htoiy—Mat.hie III)
mortal to Ite foundeta. An annual
of hi. brother and al.ier-Vlaw,
frllowih'p far grndcate *tudy wu*
br), Mary Voting
Mr. and M••*. &lt;&gt;. W. (Illicit at
IP. Valae In K Plat t Chopin,
eatahlDbed In 1D0S, and l/i I0lo a
their hrme In Ro.e Couil.
Mr*. Prr.ton Rtrphcn.on
priraannnt unHrrgruduai* loan
,S a (a ) Runny Ho&gt;— Wilbur
fuad waa natabliahad. The alUuia.
Deane Turner an) .on, I)eane
tic work of the eororty U r .n l r l
(b) Under the l.’luc Tree—
Turner, Je., ha«e arrived from
Gartlln*
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on miftlrwly by t e W a r y ■»-6ntr|.
Port
Myem
to
Join'Mr*.
Turner,
butiono iron. Ita membam, n&lt;&gt;
&lt;e) Roll on Silver Modn
whom mother, Mr*. Florence Sav.
&lt;YoJrling), Mr. II. J . Clau.aj
lax erar having been levied upon
age, died Saturday evening.
Batltone
fiatamlly chapter., rlur., or
member* far tha .upport of tbli
,M ;.. Pntnlr Blggrra, whi fell
work.
recently and broke her arm. la rrThe chapter of PI Beta Phi,
rourring at the home of lirr
nhlrh ura. eatalllihaJ at the
daughter, Mr*. (!. (’. Wllurn, ut
Florida Rtate College f
Women
hrV home In Wlntrr Gulden.
In.lBSI, includre 33 member* and
18 pledge* at the prtienl lime.
Mr. and Mr*. C. y.elmrnarlta
Six state* are lepreaentrd In ita end J . Eelmenovlla, of Urun.w’ck,
Miss Chapman Givea
chapter roll. In the recant atudant
Oa., were the week-gad e o rtt. of
electknu *KH* Helen Cray,
of
Mr. and Mr*. MaurLra ZxLnrnovIl*
JtohaanND* p ; 'member uf the at their home IS ftaa LAnla Apart*
adllarlln.
chapter, was Mbtaan ae eiiltor-inchief of tbS flaafacowo, the Col*
leg# annual, far tha &gt;e*r 1031413.
Otbar marnbar* of th* eorority
elected id office are Ueih Robin* atoD-ttalrm, N. U4 .ml , Mr., f c
■on, of Jaelaenttlla, aa.Utaat ad- B, Ulrich, nr IteS'llng. I’a., are
vartUiag ydaaagvr of the Plarta, th* guest* ( f Dr. and Mr*. A. O.
cowo, and'Adaline Clough, of Jerk* Chamberlain at thalr borne, 1810
rant ill*, aenior rapie*eutatlva to Stanford Avrnue.
the College. .
Active member* of the aornrlly
Mr; knd Mr*. W. E. Dren and
Include: Jean Rowe, Kralyn Lyle, daugbtrr*, llrlin and Virginia, of
Ellen Knight, Maym* Tatum, T m U n , Mr*. J , M. Dean. Mr.
Marie Petara, Jda Miller Gautier, and Mr*. A. M. Flawem, and J.
Miami; Janet Poulivn, Lcta Mac- It. Orahrm, of Ravlll*, apart yes­
Nutt, Nancy Lanr, St. Patvrabuiw; terday aa th* guaata af Mr. aad
Diaabeth Skaipe, Natan Blovall. Mr*. Cullen Ck 'Plawar*1 at thalr
Tampa; Annl* kla* Mender,un, ham* on Laura! A*»nu*.
Bagdad; Gtrvala PrrnQta, Indian
•poll*. Indt Evelyn Mrodow,
Mr. ind Mta.Ci-arg* (a. Kmilh,
Birmingham,
Etna formerly uf thl* city and of Cocoa,
T*’****'**••*—*—, -Ala.;
' —I ,Mary
J **«'»
B*II,
Uravy*, Qulnryj Utaeo gig now at homo tj thair tiltuda
Prknklin, f«uUe Aulla, Orlaniu; al 3887 Poal Street, Jackronvltla,
laicy Top#, Helm Gray. Adelim Wb*ra Mr. Kmlth ly a**l*tant
noogh, Bath Itnbinaon; Jh.&lt;t.‘ liy manager af lb0 UggvU DrSg
McCrmmc, Jsikauntlllai E d n r Sl€Ki&gt; at Inuta and F»ra&gt;th
Jams*, Dorothy Aulla,
Elmoi
Rsiaj, Oikmtaj Koaulind Wilson,
t*kaUndl Verna Monin* Jon**,
Mr. and Mr*. Pall Barnett and
Camp Walton; Betty Smith, Vrw May (&gt; Idwall* of Thammiuo, Us .
i; Pranov* Mid* Thiytom Mia* Rosa Maa Oaldweli and
i: Ruinnrr Dow*. McMInn Clarvrco Harrell, of Barnraville,
Tenn.; J«* m llouton, |jtay*t» Ga.. and Mr. and Mis,, J. T. Cald­
allvtll* Ga.; Helan Waltroui,
well, of Gaiaaarllla. war. th*
Ortaaiu, La.
gUMta Saturday of Mr. and Mta.
Ptadgr* of tba fondly fi
R. L. Caldwvll at thalr horn* on
RtatJsri* M lieta, A U ttaivt
Park Ai*»s». j
, ■»,
Cruswoo, Elinor Knight,
Mary
'S Penn. MaVy lllll, Dlailtalh
m, Mlandi! ‘Nelli* I (Ju.im,
rMeftay, Anita Andaraon. R. M. Mason, at bar home on
i Beach;
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“Hannun, Magrolla Avenue, went to Part
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Cioatanca,
l| AURSe Otassf.'St. Paler. Mamta yesterday t * apemT a abort
Janlra Print#, Lakiland; lima with kvr otbar daughter. She

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group of natlona.will ih a re , an d i t Is
advance of fuhds which th e Q frqlan i
coursa receive from tn e1Iftaurstire'fu
o f preferred shapes of th e GdffnJth n
amply aecured by th e deposit o f th e *
th s lending nations. H u t Vi n .
"B u t th is Is th e firs t tittle th a t I
iisg thousand* of
watting tu . a s a governm ent h aa p articipated in
operation In G erm any. T h a affttlftean
because evidence la accu m u lating Ia
o f rep aration s ia by no maana a c)om
6 betted a t an y tliha. I f confidence ta
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(tack at tba Grammar
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SAN FO R D ,

SATURD AY, M ARCH H . l m

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DEMOCRAT!'

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CHICAGO, Mar. U - ( A 1 ‘ &gt; Wh4e tha polko aammivaiunrr of
CMea(o (WlQWa ftaborfl. who laU r rwlgned) l l a f at t fr bier of
bta ■laHi frond, Alfred
(Jake)
Uugle, I ha M C M began to wan­
der' whet alalalrr fkrtv lajr bark
of tin L u u i l i 'l revolver.
That power may In band whrn
I -m i Brother* p n to trial oefere
Judge SabaIk, M tawd aa th« klraItag killer.
. houvely had oUUaiayHnsa/ad

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iAriy^V

2 Paralytic Cripples
Try To EndTroubles Former Member OfllCHIC AGO. Mar. U _ ( A P I linois House Given
Twin
brother.,
'JI-jrcar-uM
Clean Slate By Jtti*
paralytic rripplr* aa» *h» tbrlr
wheel rhalra tn homcjari night
• Sitting IriJudgmtnt
ard drank a toaaW U death
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with. |Mtla«a.- far.- «Ja •Vwaalju. » MJU
sIllxaxaH. Mac.-U^MAIM

o f f fro m h * r re gu la r routine
Jkaterday and piloted an a ir
g l u o to ap
altitu d e much
f n a l e r then an y woman hn*

Robbers Escape W
Loot After Ent
ing Jewelry Sti
Of Winter Rea
PALM BEACH. Mar. 1&lt;
( A I’ ) — Robbers w h o .barf*
key to th .'jlo o r and com b

Thoma, and S teiik yJ tflU d le-

m Tllieaid l
ytaie, and-def eated
i i ie litth i
le»t November. yeatrrday wa» ar
culttnl nf liquor pa-araal»n rhkra

‘-oWn.vnf Bring and rMb
the
border theyt frit Jhey laipeaid
on thrir family.
Wheeling
thrnuelree Into a distaff reom
the twine get pooeeaaion o f a
battle of polton while their
taolhrr max In the kitchen and
dvpnk. Their mother
found
them rolllpani In their chain.
They wrrv taken to a hcpltal

. took a dnv

KRS MEET IN WASHINGTON

titsa f-.lh r nafe- enten
Palm Bosch branch o f
ton 4 Cu^ N e w Y o rk Jv
Thurntlay night, and a
w ith
loot
e s tim a te
tw een 1060,000 and
000. Homo o ffic ia l* sal
total m igh t reach S

four women In D'itrirt o f Oalum
bln &gt;up. tme rourt.
Tlir Ju'jr ilrlitiemlnl one honanil took three ballot*.

O tti Wegener, local
reaaag
r4 2 4 jiu&gt;te&gt;l employe of the fit
for QO flare/ mid e M U r t l M I
gar* line key and roin'dnatloii^
ihirv nr lour men who kidnap
h m and threatened hi* life e lk
hr obryrd their cvmiaande.
G. A. I’taeock, mnuoer o f (
firm who wa* here for the w a a
•aid |&gt;rr1iminary rherk of Ike lot
to atwwrd the total oiiMninl of I
1nit mould he et leaat 97MUH
T V lohhera, he »ald. appeared;
haie modi' a laieful «e tort low,
He li.trd a part of tho loWt
fellow*:

Chaplin Gets Mixed
In German Politics
lint two theories hate rniegrd
from tho "eolutlona" advanced u)
evunlUa* writers.
The chropiclcra or the flral pic
bired l.'nglr ■■ an Inmate of a
“ half-world"—a holder o f a potllleo-erimlnal pool In which he woa
tha pafklng of a divhunevt officialtho powerful Capone
Im ig ayadicata
wkffhay daacjjbad him aa tha "un
Official afciaffy poOea." at .a Man
who had "arranged the T it' " ao
that Capanr beer ant liquor trark,
eoald roll through- tho loop ami
Moko dolirvriri
orunoleateil to

Future Of New York
GovernorMayllinge
On Probe’s Outcome

Parent Advises Youth
To Plead Guilty To
AvoidDeathln Chair

■RADkTOWN, Ky.. Mar. II. —
(A P I —The quivering, halting
worda of a mother Mo mile* away
ycateiday aent hir aon to the
y k ilM lia r f for IUe.
r«Mifrmited with tha vtale'a nf. &gt;
fer tv awap a Ufa aontenre for a
flea of guUly In Ike murder &gt;V1&gt;.
* V f
»• ^ w e a - flr n ,d .Iftc.al. Agtbaay l'l&lt;&gt;traw*ky wa»
oArromo wUk-«vw and ron/wed
tlcaing; they oaH bo leriyd *trib- w ill hap|iruhi|a! 1.7 the paat few I
aie on gambling plaV»« aad other day.. Ilr turned tv hi* inutln-r Ini
llligal rnlerpriaao.
M . * * 1/ &gt;u*t a illUo Idaakae
They wrote of a nnroorlrd quari
* M d planned ki aoe if All and
tbas |Sda down but It * aLgettlng trl between Capono and Unglo
when he took 5.T0.000 or more
from th« gang rtar and then fallad 15 arrange for tlio openlny
my way daws."
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of a Capone dog trark.
tH/ittlwhi .he
Or there waa aaother theory—
tbt hgregnph ami' ether inthat he might be a thorn la tha
r o w s t r fram the//pUn, t.
•Id# o f tha tljral Moran gang, aad
met hU death for that reoaon.

NKW \ tilth, Mai. It
i.t l’ i
New Yjrk*a brwildeiin,. mate of
r vie acamlal haa •icnilUaiur oultlio the city and llie *tal(
le
xuuae of the |&gt;oea&gt;Me Ixarin.* on
■ hr |H&gt;l tkal futuiv nt I lav. Frank­
lin 0. ‘too*e»rll, who a mraliom-il
aa an outaUnllag puaailidily lol
the drmucialic liulnmel on lui
rvtldrat I B
•-Whrn'the hum for delegntra In

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Trade Body Plans 2
Meetings Next Week
Offlrlala o f th&lt;. Hanford Chatnh*r o f Commerre thta morning annoarrrd their w lll'h q two meet
Inge in Haminolo- CutiMy
next
hod many aarow
••riaua t aecldaa;,
U a aalieo af Ak*

id w m ♦dueled In AkreS
aahofL aad ka.lr.ae. coiA ’V t o* CaOag*. Inc,
n j of Akron.

of YtOO o’rlork. The aecond al the
l w * « d Library ao Thuraday
&lt;# ■I'gbt at N:Od o'clock. Headed hy
■Mayor T. L Ihimea and the en­
tire Sanford City Caniiqlaaian, all
vf whom are motttbera o f the lotol trade body, a delegation or at
W ot Ik Hanford meD will ho
V*aert to auiat In palling the
eegmniiatlon over aa far aa Hvnae
two tawaa and aertloaa are ran-

Telegraph Men
ired By Company

tatrallan of New Yolk from in
eeiligathin ny the If,-|iuldiran
eunliolled leg aialuir.
The ginrinor t'rnied 1 1,,, ilmrae,
and woa re ado led w III a idurallty
of ffdl.iNW. Now It,, ha* uppoinud
an imh*|iemlriii Hnaocrat ami f.n
af Tammany-Samuel d ,tUll&gt;
tv inve.tigau- |ho o fiu i.l c„ndu.
af Itietrct Attorney lh..mna f .
T. Clam, o Taininanv •&gt;*&lt;lirm.
. Akothrr ltoo*.-"li arm
liOm
the rxrrutiie nmi.-om at Albany
b&gt; the Wh.te llmi-e, via thv \i,
pic* dem y, after onejaaiag
pj'ttlWo III Tanunyni. Hut lm wa*
* Hepubli on. Tut It., and „ih.-r
critic, ol tin. pir*.n|
It o w .- li
ha»e nrin^wl h.m of amldl on. tu
ttw rl tho -line rmila— rlimmalIng the vice praahlrnry—with the
hi |i o f tin- wigwam.
Govnnor It hot veil haa held to
the po* imn, dsrti.g the man,
*n,e ‘ haigea Ilf i.iutil.
• pal ton u p o n In N. w York . |y
that the atale aulhorttioa *h.ail
Intervene m.|, wb. n -|mofir ,h .r.
gea fenv, l eeu made again.I , |h i |

Thu. endrd tho final i hauler ol
» murder which ha* Mined Ken
lucky for daya an! whi.h wn.
mined by t'omntonw-rtlth'.&lt; attaincya an the "jno»l Inhtinian
Minder In the hlatwy of Net*on
County."
Jante* wna out fay n rlie with
•Pcrifh
hU wlfo on Wa.hlnglor'e birthday.
On the highway th'ty met two
#oulha who hailed them and naked
for a ride. Car aon aad h n lr iK ii;
had left lemiavUI* that dog hitchhUin„ from lletioS to NaahvtUo.
They were aceking wnk in the
•milk, tki-y void, bat He n * l&gt;«lbe anId they were fleeing fr &lt;n
JuiUcv la Detroit and Hint they
• tr a aactvead of I I to M m r. aad
• « attack Ppon a *»cl there.
Atlmr Uavrllag a I . »
inilia
nrk tv int|ie-T the
b u f * 1 Pnaaengfg* drrv.
id.tola
■ad demanded the cwr. Jame. .top- cnflipMfy a Uvvkv to leara Jelaila
.
P*d and all fatir [" a t e p p rid oi.ila.aDKk banua plan.
The* I PI# pay ebmk of Aaw-riUm iB M a b K ^ m ile r . M «
"••'aa argaed- Mr*. Jamr* tan ToharroV pre*ident, (i-«igw
Waakiibtun UIU, amounted to a

otrnlala.

|fe hm refiu-

rkargg. that, thie plan, aa applied
la oil offlaara pad employe, who
participated tyaaaatad U a b:nu
i

fret lluatie*

1
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!ikweWaair*

dM

•how.
At,mding to dam itighlelman.
rlmirnuii ul the (••mmiUoe an nr
langennnle. the olfaif »Ur&gt;o*ac*l
ihf evpntal’oaa ul thorn* Ui char­
ge ami aa* g.attlying to every
antiMind'ili- dealer iwrikipaliag. A
rombinalion of wain weather, th«
light liratlrl gayrty at thm- at­
tend ng. ant the iatillng liixurtnu.ne.u of every artitl. .m evhl'ilt
tri 'ill to r rate o ideal inn |&gt;r

C. I*. Collina, aill-kmian San
find ir.iihnt a h i ha* le-en eon
neited with the Amvman Fx|irr««
Co., for ninny yrara in the Sanfol-l otticv, waa honoml at Ihe
amiual ionvin:it&gt;n o' tl-r Wonlmen
ul I lie Wi'.ld whnh -omludrd a
two day meeting at Gameavillc
Monday, klr. Cull.na waa electi i
a* In ad e lrit of the order tor the
year li'tl, n |x.iitinn which hr i*
raid In have wnnan rd l.««au*r
ot Id* long yea.a o( rnnl.nuet
.eivi.e a* a Woudman.
The Floriiln cinvention mew
let* wtie given the privilege « f
nieiling and healing n nninlier "I
nn-mlei. ol the Naltuii.il lodge,
inclu l n-r. W. A- Kiasei, I'rveidrtit
of tlnudm; T. K. I'ultre&gt;nn, Chat
lanouva. vice-pn .iilent; J. T.
Yale*, Omaha, *e irtary; S. I.
Caine,t olomliU*. M l*v.fa.ait; It. G.
I'lunkr'l, Mrrtm wnti'-’nnu: Win
lluv.e, rlrirlend, umlitoi; W. 51.
t lawfuid, lliim.nghain. no.,Hot;
A. II. t'l"Vd. Omnha, im-do al dl
l&lt;rtnr, ami |tr. K. tlrad*haw.
Or,aim. yi-neral attufney.
Sanloid tv beit.g «en-n e rd o*
the nevi . onvent *n ntv, anil an
rniaun,invent la ei|mted to that
e.letl within the rest fvw.daya
l In- turnI I,ran. h o f tie- oiJri wa*
well repveeaolod at the Gaiotfville inert, and ro'.uim I with &gt;o
|u&gt;rt&lt; o f*. *urreiifwl convent on.
Kclii.ing I ,.ni|wny Atlvnllr Ur
the Ietg**l ever held in thl* atale.
fiawg ( ’ompanr. Simlav llrfin
Ing Company, Kar, Juan Nunuro
Company, II111 Hardware Com ­
pany, Itandell Klev-tr c fotupany,
llo f 51m- Ratlrry CapipeaJ, Aat iwadtie Klrft.i. ('uwiyeny, Florida
I’owcr It I-ight Comimny. I&gt;nrman Auto Invuranre t'onipaay,
Crio Killer Sprng M i |*urP Comfwny, ai d th e Atlantic Coaal Line

vael f irtunr af, lohn Ur
Wendell, died f t her a|erp
light at tha ago wf r*0. Heath
In the red k lici man* on on
Avrnuo hklch rftwel thfougl
yraiv Milr a n ^ i loWrrinv
building* aa a MM.UMrnt tv
liauly^whoa
never aril r
g daughter, ani
There wa
one *«a 10
rtt tho hundred
piilln-n doll
1am- whti h J &gt;hn
tn the for tuai
Kporatv ol J'*kn
mu Joan. Jr., lo
'th e family upon
n ia t •ha ha
I. He Irwoord on
gaider* and de­
la to r out af M
■Mpli i f poaeibl*
Mahlcc* of their

hi. fatharia"

af ahctll dMJSkpa*. lie a* eke to
cairin iIda a H E a f clack to "ta-

IVaili. tr.Vl.uou.

pinm.muI III ouches, IlMJIOiW,
ll'unund Hri elet*. IIOt^M
I tiamond ring*, Sie.OOU.
lie -aid there were two .
necklace* mii.ing, valued at
out Olid V*0.lf0. One diomawd
With thmi.g* of prrvon* |wik woe lUlrd at tl&amp;MQ.
v
lec i hr dt-rnrati-d lolihy an I ImiII
IVarock mid Wegener org
loom ul the M ayfal'hilel, ratgeily Irualad imploye and that bo
in king tn in-iwt l the latnt in mI •tety ronlidrnee In 'hi manag
It «• &lt; brought out that k
el. of inotoiiloni. Sialcnl', annual
Odom, night watchman. weed
aulomoli.lr -lo.w wa* opme I &gt;r*
duty at 7 A. M. and John C
veniay. Tu la), olliciala fri-pon- day. tlie da) man. rame on *

Last O f 6 Wendell
•Sisters, Possessors
O f Fortune, Is Dead

■d&gt;tlibation of aleck la riUplilyoa,
ooofeood be tho dircctoi. lavl
year, pat I M l# aborea into bit
vtrarohua at thg low price of f t s
0 »h#re, P t a #aroiiM o f 'ahdipk
IIJ H M M froM the current markvl Prior.
.
Ur. Huger. and hit
gr-np

f grawiag

Latest In Motordom
Is PutOn Display In
KoomH Of Mayfair

Woodmen O f Wiuel

•.■sxjKrrs. Ksr

£*
*••!•* ipju dtraT
lefer, it liocann toe daif MBee

Presidcnt Of Tobacco
Company IsThought
To Draw Too Much

I1KKI.1N. Mat. 11— ( A l’ l- t'hariie Chaplin Inlay touml
h nuclf hi willingly cnmohi-d
In a German |*din..1 diacucalon. The "Young Guard,"
c •imiiunlat yo.ith »ienn quulr’l
the movie ortor a* delating
to it* cdUdP'MJty greeting, ond
nil my vjmpathlr, ore with the
ri&lt;mimyi&gt;| youth ..f Germany."
The bnniervrative nalbmaliat
Ho i-cnxeiteng .carried if rrmarke ore true thry ron*lilulrd on unwat mated aieddlii.g
with GermanyVr Httemal offain . &lt;'ha|diU - tRfqiV l making
*uch n aMldUofL 1‘
*

Single Bandit Holds
Up Passenger Train

'every detail for aoam time I
rwore.
No a I roela hod le e r modi
n ght. bat Sheriff K. C. Hake
Wrgrrrer and Udoni were '
qnwottoned. The aheriH aald
Ictaila o f Wetenrr'e atory V
The aloie la near the rvrl
K 'ei,la d e, rloh ami ia aurm
by winter home* of the wrt
Wegener laid offirgre ha
aelscvl in front of a Wret
Bea.h h itil hy prraona who
him "Otto."
He wa. taken to a hoi
•otithr.a We.I Palm brock,'

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t *o UftKjr. upon scholastic al
town-io yield to tM tempUl
w ver .lMU may bo, the Va
m&gt;m«Hbb*e attitude towart
•Chool Ufa. Cheating’ by an
*- football captain, who la b
the eye* of hundreds of oU

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la going to do, ItT If ho Is going to take things
not belong to him, (n the class room, U ha going
alao on tha football field* Than, what of- hia lator

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rlcflbr a Mew e f tha whirl,

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K o a r t r f thls’ rubblah,
—
* ‘A ^a a siawSwhaa ■
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Wight
fey rhatirt. ‘
r s h * p a *a fi beauty and
rrra romance:
&gt;w«d tarpanU *od fabuluw
light ahhpw ., ... .
M'wliUa pd|.*d .-trri

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Una Jo invariably tha flrat-atep toward graft and
Chatting, habitually Indulged in, unleu prema*
ached, la ■ u f 1to,taaAitW.ybrtlm Jthwugb.all tha
i quagmire of liea, deceit, crookedncas, and cor
It 7* apt to be regiu^ed
flwt, but HkC
i plpa It put* its victim to aleep and then fastens
Itself upon him with relentless tenUclea.
The honor board of tha Unlvaraity la to bo congratulate
fed that it will not tolerate any laxity in thla respect among
the student body.
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T r e e - S t u d y S h o u ld B e C W co tirag e d
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to tb# woof of h!»»tar-du*ly yo*trr Uw itaaiareui night*. the
esotlc flow*™, and the swajAag
palm frond* qf Florid*.
Although Don Blanding’* poem*
cannot be clawed at great, ttidy (J-i
hare an undaniabU charm. Ilia ,
r*r*ee are vibrant with Ua tfltllty{S
teat for life, and rlrid with a fedtng for color that suggest* Kyat*
to all it* beauty. The richer** uf
hi* mateital and of hi* Irneicna'

•n whttii

piece or plfwll-hmillg/ftif one « f? .\
the Mnger* who w*a, HL l W u; /

a Bed- V

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nroeh entand;
e ftr iin r
ford lido n a a to t la * 'iicert pitk

quickly and sho U.ht me Ih
litllc furry haired Boaal.i
tfiu great big wfr*. Who twq
Maa K im " atoed iait Uhl
and kindly volttolwrrrd, " I
you when atand, *M m « h
whrn.lt ".which g*^'lush*
e Mrtwy aa wait a* wfehst

Uon (a alinoel •w w h tlm lag and
ret'ono foeta that I hi* ov*r-aJ)!)i)&gt;
ante is aoaehew peculiarly iap
ptopriate for Uetlittg with . lit J,.

. Thla country once conlalhed 822,000,000 acres of v Iin
gin forest*. Now only 137,000,000 acres rertiiln. Tell that
to ypur cloacat friend and aak tilth whdt thla enormous dca*
truettin of ihe country’s tree-life moana to him. This is a
young hatlott, ad nations fere Judged. Yet tn the ycdw since
tta beginning, M5,OOO.bOO. acres of it* forest lsrida have been

. MOPilY' D ic k A tm HIE.-DUKE
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aelect our bench brf or* tha Spring now."
T H *IF T SHOP,

spotted ona’a tail# for th* tahje Lut nuHe me *hjnk of Hanford and
.table vailety- v »4 chyotra, foal quite al home,
which may haia# appoand qaaint* -*
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W r y h a tl that has too-

I a fltlgyvad cyprwta rtx
fad a akatrb from tha b
king at thd ael ffold’a

Nty quitting a w*rte;

l perpetuated b y

trained

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flgur ’head of
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fere In Sanfora there are m*ny beautiful trees. Hut
should be mow. Throughout Bcmlnolo County, thaw
d be mow. Tha highways should ba. *v*nu*a.shaded
irefully nlantadi- a»d carefully ianded tWsa. And dcqi-

s s k b s k s
T laau# of Ih* Saturday Evening
Poat from lha library Ubfc slid

tttiLj

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Ing new twfes Ms the y w » f ° on.
4EN OF MANY YEARffaw awuAlmua wow. youthful
lair outlook th in youth, itaelf. They have lived long
h to have aeon the world changa and to waliza that
i is changing and will ronttnuo to unfold..They live
‘ continuing delight In giving a touch
B u .vigorous puab—to the. joftrao of
human thought* i i
which speaka their
in tha world outsit

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United 8tatea Supreme CJourt.

EVERY time you fed like muttering |The re’s nothin*
new under the aiintake up your,dailyJ»!*P€rf tftffl( jifad

He la. aa Chlel

Nel.rB.kRH

f t a iA K

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your mind. Here’s a new wrinl
ywyaw

in* ^. . there's

kind of ca

been thought of long ago .. . hei
u a i the d t r gw rm aM st la W

Xwk. whiia calorfil, ii.tw fU i
a hirid rad. T W l*#da,‘m a without rw
tog between tk, ||m , that t
New Yeth police si* lha flw
ftsaacicra la lha wvM, lhai tfe
toagUlrsta* t fe w ry goad ftlto

dedd&amp; ffy U tte r

:at|*au«a

wajl of washing delicate failles.
things concern y^u

■iw'W t and the manner in which j
things under the son. And Hdv

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dANPORD COMMUK1TT
CHURCH

r u n : m Km o d ir t m is s io n

formerly of thi* rity, in'here -fir
the week-rod with U r Briefer, Mia. TENT MEETING UN
Hugh WhelchcL
J
NATION A t.

jb n
In Dey *

Poplar Are, and Second St.
a School, 10:00 A. M.
1‘reachlng, 11(00 A.,M.
K »i» II. Itooth, poitor

Mi*. V. M. A. Martin has re
Evangelist A. C. d m
luroeJ from Hiraaota when* she (h »* h a aeeitn of tent
hni teen \biting- friend* for'the here with th* earner*
past three works.
.
at 3:00 P. M. end 7:30 f

C, n eUHtaC »- A. R. jjt g b y .

kU

* * * Djawt- a * m .s * * * ~ * ^
‘ • T C n E t e * hiur lefcvohmenl*
wfr* served ‘ by th* bfept**»'■«.
Adorning th* room* wker* the
mooting took place wax a profua. of Spring flower* in blight
jr*. Thote preaent were: Mr*.
Samuel Puleaton, Mr*. John 0.
Uonardy. Mr*. A. M, DeKared,

.

:— — — N, Whltner, Mr*.

Hoyt

f llS R S a -a s

»
Chepmnn Avenue. • wdll, Mi*. B. D. Caswell, Mr*. R.
IA Number Thre* of the
Thigpen,
laptUt Church, Mr*. Lll- b ..ne' h:., “ * *
Vkerr. chairman, will meet
6 nYMck with Mr*. H. W.
r. 340. Valencia Drive.
M Number Fleur of th* Flrit
iptbt Church. Mr*. M. N. Cionfed, chalrmm, wUI meet with
O. A Reiman, SIS Palmetto

mane, at SdO eVMtk.
Clytl* Number Five of th* Flret
'POfet Church, Mr*, t . E. Boll,
|M&lt; 1101 Park A v«ue,'"at 7i*0
1'circle Number Six of the Pint
m b * Church, Mr*. -H*r*h H—
L t l,' rhfe'dmoa, will meet with
Hm T-R. U Garrison, Richmond
Mai me, at &gt;t30 o'clock.
’Cw*le Number Seven of th*
Hnt Baptist Chuyth,' Mm, C. If.
M ke* chairman, will meet with
Ifrr* 0L (X Clbba, lie W#*t Nlnc•anUrBtraet, nt I'J t o'clock.
,
J
TUESDAY .'
I Cirri# - Number Eight o f the

and Mlultatberifev Till It a*

LAKE MONROE

oltr of Florida nho are htr# for
the weekend with their paren'*,
aic: John Terwllleger. Jo*eph O'­
Connor, Barnard Sthlmrd, J*rk
Peter*, Ben C i f burn and Clifford
Brash y.

LAKE MARY
Dr MRS. ROY noW W -L

By Mr*. 8, H. Dachaaan

Tltua Keller, of Knotvill# I. vf.
tiling hi* felater, Mt*. James John­
son.
A girl wa* born to Mr. and
Mr*. If. II. Byid W»(ie*Jay.
Mrs. Byrd and baby are doing
rildrij kt *he Sanford Inrirmaty
. Mi** Hlonch* Allen h*» twiurn•d to her home at Knoxville af­
ter being with her slater Mr*.
Newton Mark th* 7&gt;a»t fall and
__l _ » winter.
Mr*. J. W. Vaughn it convales­
cent after an attack of th* flu.
Mr. srd Mia. Clem Yearly and
littlw daughters, Lola and Willi*
Mae liar* moved to Haines City
where Mr. Yearty hat' obtained a
iwtllian In a dairy,
■ -Many friend* of Harry Lara*
ar* sorry to know he 1* III of pneu­
monia at tbe ,K»maid-Laughter
Infirmary. 1 ■ •
&gt;
Mr .and Ml*. Marlon Shelby

ilWy bualnefet meeiiag of
[Rale Deport mast of th* Wo.Club. wUI bo-NM nt » o&gt;- and Mr*. H. C. Hnaggrrty have
Jr the club ream* and will ■■turned from Savannah, Ga.
l|*wtd by tka regular pro*

log.whh tba f i t Patrick'. ton Infirmary’!,
Frank Swaggoriy, of Btataon
, groan mad whit, decora* good at th# beam party UnlrcriUy, DeLaod, , ajmp* ,tho
Ws tnosday afternoon by week end at m s g
Mr. *nd Mr*. A. J. Linbcrg vlr*e Hobe. U M W « l
i|t*d at UeUnd,W«dnnaj,y,
Mrt. Michael KkhnaQl ha* rolurned to tier home u! UlevtlanJ

gftvr vlriUng frionda berg. ,*
Mlia Mug'tvt Kaescrman rltlt-

ed at DrJ^nd Wednesday evening
g*d attended ndanco. . ' i..■ ■

Sunday. School —3:00 P.’M.
Th* puMIe ia Ipvltrd l&gt; th* B*l
vatiop Army Hall nn Sunday at
7:30 P. kl. to hear th* Her. ttor*M'
Booker In th* Mat of hi* revival
sermon*.
HOLY CROSS CHURCH

3

Fourth Sunday in' Lent.
7:10 A. M. Holy Communion
’ 9:30. A,, M-. Church Schenk
*
^ fC O ff A'. M. Morning Prayer
and Sermon
Offeratoiy—“Turn Thy Fem
From My 3Jn&gt;.“ Sullivan.
t:30 P. M. Young Peoplo'n Ser
vke League.
7:30 I*. M. Evening Prayer and
Sermon.
Daily Lenten Meditation*— 11:05
11:20.
Wednesday, March IHlh,
7:30 P. M. Evening Prayer and
Scrmcn, The Rev. Jamea K.
Thom*., D. D. AH Saint** Church
Winter Park.
VUItar* are cordially Invited to
join with u. In wonhlp at any
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Comer Pfefb Avertue and 3rd
Street,
Rrv, John Bernard Root, Minlater.
Cfcurrh School—8:45
Morning Worship—11:00
Sermon by tho Pnttor.
ChrlitUn Krdcavor—7:00.
Motion lleture#— With tho 'For­
eign Legion In Algiir*. Ble*
Monday la turned Into a day fef
lupplaoat, A cordial .weksrae op*:
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
If any douhU hav, edited a*
to whether Winnie IJghtner and
Jno E, Brown ore the funnlrit
people In thejalkles, It I* dispell-

Adnni.e. that natiR# evidently
didn't Inttrd them to be.- Dr. O'­
Nell te n!«n tntercnled In the fight
game, ami hope* to ilianver ami
develop champion maleritl In the
rrur»e of her work.
Joe * E. Brown la her dxhtful

Church Club Meets
At Annex.Thursday
The regular meotlng of the
flny* ami ClrU World Club of the
Jflrsl Methodic t Uhor.-h ,**• hr Id
at the rlmrch. annex h Tliureday
afternom. Mr*.' A. K. llhoemakei
nn.l Mr*. Paul Johnson l|)e dirertom of t V flub, epteitalnrj tho
gvictt* wt h. at•*|*a-

girl*

•■•fe Hmllc*. CAUf Fir# CIHi.
stary,

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Everything

SPECIAL^
• NEXT WEEK

On Oilando road near Geneva

EUGENE WAVBj

M. —7:45
Prayer Mretiag Wed. P. M. —
3:00
l*rayer A Terilmony Wed. P. M.

For the henefit of the Ralvatlnn

Taxea

POWDER P I
BEAUTY SALC
Phono 104-W

—7:45
Strictly I ntcr-dcnominal tonal.

Ainty Malnlrnnnrc Drive, a v*rl&gt;

• if program will be given orer
stston WDDO In Oilandn Satur­
day night from R o'clock to 0 o'­
clock with W. A. Kariee at master of comnonier. AH W'DHO lalt-nl, including, Huy Yoi nn Gordon
Will**. Cal. John*l(Oi. Mis* RltsalyaJl Clark, nf .Bpnfvf|i,C*rM and
Katie. FtiMIcm an-l Jimmy irfortiifil hsH Utn riven, irfreiih*
Neal,
will take ;a ri on the promenta were tervrd to the fallow­
ing saomuer*: Elaiiw Roller, Helen
Chapman, H. 0. Hickson, Jr., Mary
Lou L)l**, Robert,Melolyie, St*,
srart McIntyre, Helen Khnnnaker,
Martha Telford, Waller Ward,
H au l Whitehurst KIDahrlh Whittlugtan, Amu* Wright, Ella Maude
done-, Ann Jones, K)l# IJuatll*.
baum, Harry Stelnmeyor, and elx
other gueat*.
for

Sfatema

WO have Juat Install!
new Eugene Waving .
'chine and will offer *

FULL (iOSPSI. TAUKItNAUI.lt
Ave.
Wm. F. Mrrhrr*on, pattor.
Illhle School Sunday A. M.—0:43
Sermon Sunday A. M. — 11:00
Evangelistic S-rvIc* Sunday P.

amlttart who rail* hlmaelf Jojo

Ijtncy’g Drug Btorn,
Phone 10S *

SPECIAL
Sunday And Next Week

At Ail Seminole Ice Cream Dealers

SEMINOLE CREAMERY CO

S atu rd i
Evening P\

ICC C H I A M

RHONE

G 3 -4

PENTLAND, GRAY and MOORE
Aecountanta and Auditora
first National Baak BulUing
Sanford

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Notice To Property Owners
• Florida

'ii

In rtfpird to Blit# arid County Taxett,

*

Fear*.
1
fulluwlr g boys and

RiiHerlh Street anl Sanford
Avenue. The Iter. F. M. klailcr,
pastor.
Will# school—0:45 A. M.
* Wonhlp and Communion—ll|O0
A. M.
Subject for Sermon, "Martha
and Mary.’*
Christian Emltavor—0:30 P. M.
Kvenlrg Service—7:3tl P. M.
Subject, “Th# Man Who Kalla
Blind."

TM T'

Audits

*

Morning Worship—11:00 a . M.'
B. Y. P. U. 0:10, p. M.
.
lng Worth Ip—7:30 1VW.
tVedoiwilny evening prayer etr*
rice, 7:30 P, M. A cardial Indialion la extender! la a l t .

JOE R. BROWN and WINNIE l.tOliTNKlt In ‘■SIT T1CIHT.

ChrDtian Selene# eervlres are
held every Sunday motning at
th* rhurrh East Second Street at
I I o'clock. Subject for tanunrow
Is “ Sub*t*nce." Wednesday rvefelog feorelce* which
will In­
clude testimonies of
Chi lot­
ion Helene* haallng, will bo
hold at lb* new churrh at H00 E.
2nd St. at R o'clock.
Till* churrh maintain* a free
Reading Room at th* churjh
where the nibl# and all authorlsad
Christian Sclrnce literature may
b* read borrowed or purrh*«od.
An announcement of Intortat Open Tuesday* and Friday* from
lo u numhrr of poopte he-.c Is that I to S P. M.
LIQ U ID or TA B LETS
of the nrarrlago of Mr*. Kunli-e
ALL SOUL'S CATHOLIC
Godwin lo C. JL Shaffer at BushCure
CdtU, 'lleadachea, Fever
CIlUKCn.
troll on Dec. .23, by th* Judge o f
666 8 A L V 6
Homier Count). The ,-iople are
The Rev. J, J. Mrlnemy, pastor.
residing ut 2021 South Willow
CURES HAItV’S COLD
First Mas*— H:0 0 A- M.
Afvnu*. Hr*. Shaffer s s t far
Rerond Mas*— 10:00 A. M.
many yoar* an employee of the
Evening Dtvotlon—7:30 P- M,
Ball Hardware Company, while
Mr. Kkatfer It at preaent Connect­
1
........... —
ed with tho Police Department
of tho city.
'

; J. K. |jr»on ha* returnod to
Us homo «t Waukegan, ||l. sHar
,pending' Ihe winter with hU dsuUttrr Mr*. A. J. -Lindberg.
Mr. and Mrt. J. P, Baton gad
At the luncheon to be giresl
MU&gt; llrnt.nl* Dogger visited OrMonday afternoon at I o'clock at
Undo and went to th* Fair.
. A —* » _____ ________ * _ fef _
J t f »
the First Presbyterian Churrh fol
tho Woman* Auxiliary Ihr work
hrocementi h*v# boen ro-r fef tho year will bn breuxht to a
of th* birth of a daughter riooo and offlceta foe the rooting
church rear will I f Installed by
U
wb/for! the ReL E. 0 . Brofrnlee, pastor
Mia* Kllubeth Bollard and of tka ritureh. AH WeinVrs are
l«hnol%j U k* Mofeiuo. fpr •tRH 4* b# pieaeat.
, jl||

- The R*t . A. Northern
r t iu r .
TT
■ The Sudor School sri
• I the wool time, 2 f*
Sunday, » . Carl S e t t
tmtintendent.

A* *

^

!» l»W 5 iir o T ir M. Ilarahy will bo
■lad to know that ho la recover-

ALA I.VTHERAN

Park Avenue and Slath Street
W. P. Brinks d r, Poator-^iC

lira. Jean Campbell, of ft*lose- SALVATION ARAY
t*. la th* week-end guest of Mr*,
J. II. Broadwaltt^U- btr home on
Holiness Meeting — 10:
Weat Nlnelecnti B l r e e L ' ,
__

»* ft A. M. Sur«J«, fc

131 A. M. Morning
Woman** Ctoh BfetWIng, Oak ' tiM P. M. Junior!
Endeavor.
‘ ‘ J.)
Avenue n*«r Third Stmt.
«:30 P. U. Staler
The Iter. Claud* 3. Cltewnlng,
Endeavor.
' ■&gt;
Minister.
1:3* P. M, Evening
Sere let,-.1:50 p. M.
Th# fta ilM rawti
Eve ran* will b* cordially wel­ of tech worship h d |^
comed and mad* to. feel at ham*. itrrpUon af nw meiObi

U ry" will fe« the them*&lt;
•Mock on men by the ■
' -The Power of thel
Ject ol the evening » « n
A cordial wolcome to (
Com* and wonhlp wl
'Sunday Hrhod at til
Prof. Ui Kay atptfeletai
Pro) or Meeting .Wed.

W of tho
&lt;rf th* D.
Utnoon at
..CUuweil,
Oaldwetl

A t The Churches

IHTNER AND
E!R FUNNIEST

-

ITopuld T»fe«g wID berontg dtllnqntnl A pril !■!.

■

Wo ere offering San LnjiU Apartment

Hoono and

two othor proper!lea at lana than toe-lhlrd ®f rantThese properttew are rmitod. and &gt;01 he real Inveatmoat within ■ reaaonat^n Umo at our prices. Hava
three Improved farau to offer you. AgeaU, M. M.
Smith*# Latftda.

The lawn of Florida provide that If the Iaxe* upon
real mint* khall not he paid before (he first day of
April the Ux collector uhaU advertlae tod ntll Ihe
game. Ihe altlulo read*:
“Hut ihe tos collector la hereby vretrd with tho
power wmI It ah«tl bo hit duty to cotioct by levy and
agio of this Roods and chattek, aada and teneMenta
aawcaned, all taxaa that remain unpaid.**
It'la auggegted that Ihoae who can pay tarly, do
ao and.thna avoid the rush durtnf tho butt daya of the
Ux payIns period.
t.

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fesoiirioMi

Drop In at
S IL V E R TO V
SAFETY LE A flj
H EA D Q U A R TS

�B ATTE D ATy

water; bat'hrwom.
. Com* tad **a X.
DIAMOND Special*. l m*f
L Mr*, r. J. Cooll . c i m femo. 1 U d la r I
edgei * * l* Patovebta.
coral, fttk . MeLaulta. Th#
21 — A c r f a g *

Werkt at Laborer

CELERY LANDS FOR SALK; FOR SALK CHEAP. Flat (op
o ft ft* dcrlt* and -chair*-,**!
Ready for celery crop*. Per­
fectly drained B. 10. or more acre* cabinet file, both I* (M d im
No caili required from raeponOLD P A P E R * FUR BALK—For eiblo buyer*. Kr*nh L. Fergueon,

m ^ U T tp a la r o l Lake Florid CM
WANT AD KATES

I I — W a n te d

wrwppdag aad packing parpoaaa.
Apply HerVld Office.

HALF-PRICE

N O D C T T K Ii E m n | a &gt; » , &amp;

Rou Court Dwelling ^»aa
MORTGAGES FOR SAUSt 1*000, o f Living room, Lin in g'.
$1400 payable on* and two year*, BrraVfasl jdujn,. Tile .D ill
H perrent. Some dlicounL Secured
by (hole* celery fam e. Owner* caah payment. Balance Uk*

is iifvo '

FOR BENT: FumLhrd live room exceptionally rood credit Bb* 1ST CoUlough Beally Ccunpnn*
houte. 200 laurel Avenue. Airmi,'ui nirhed room* with light*.
Hid., t&gt;»\h aitil gnragr. $7.60 |icr ply Roberta' Grocery Store.
utv|d1i^ Apply ,17 Palmrtlo Avr. ,

CURIE IN. Three nice conncrtlng

W e d n e s d a y 's Is s u e o f T h e I l e r a i d w in h a r e a n a d d e d ; c i r c u U l l o n ^ n d
In o r d e r t o a l l o w c la io t lf lt t l a d v e r t i s i n g l o g e l t h e m a s lm q n t b e n e fi t frukn
t h i s s p e c i a l e d i t i o n v f o w i l l a e r r p t c l a s s i f i e d a d a f o r t h a t d a y 1 o n lv a t *
h a l f p r ie c .
.
‘
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MY HOME, IMS I'alinrttn Ave.
for rent. Nicely furnlthed, large*
TWO, TH R E E nr four fubniahed room*; In boil rpaldence »ectlun or
liuuvtlrep'ng luome, All con* Sanford; 3 bedroom*, gnagv, tlvvrnic-ncm. Flrrl Floor. 3UI Bth and
Ing room, anJ cuiinqytlnj' dining
Ih— A p a r t m e n t s

In a d d i t i o n t o g e t t i n g g o o d r e s u lt s f r o m t h e r e g u l a r c ir c u la t io n o f
T h e H e r a l d c lA a s Ifle d a d v e r t i s e r s w i l l g r e a t l y b e n e f i t b y t h e th o u s a n d s
o f p e o p le t h e c x | r a c o p ie s w i l l r e a c h .
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l i y n il m e a n s h a v e n c l a s s i f i e d In n e x t W e d n e s d a y — a d v e r t B e y o u r .

a re - f w

(fo r

Rant

F o g B e s t R e s u lt "— A ^ m i j i g

lOOklV FUWNISHKO TCpSoT
ii’Bt, T h g -T w ty Shop, Phone

TH t! ARCADE
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
I.AKR PLACID CLTlh, K Y . - U t l to rl«b t-IL II. K. Itartow of Quincy, M*v:.| R b » FltMfffc
Bailor of PbtlldetpbU. ana Barn Wakcman of Quincy. Nate.. entering Ihn ejtltXR B» th* l-o.o rigl ,v
LI Mb. Wekemen waa AIIAmettca* and Captain of Corncll'a football team In t»-3.

araitcit football player of all Uma aad oae* th* w drlf* tael
—'SweriP w*\kfni *e a fkborer with pith and ntitirel
rePw pO T dar but hl'Vkli allllgrln for ti* I* Uetirralnod lo
esaao back. Thorp* ta dlekerteg with two echool* for th* potl
of. alleroviid coach.

Rapniifpl Airifrtf Architecture in Modem Greece

I

Id no fatHM^|deS|toeeQMi:' Xt ^**blhtUiit. j»h*fi.th*r
LEG AL

Bremen Goes to Smithsonibr

ssrss* wen zixst&amp;rsirsizs;:
W m M Ldhor CI/tOptr Thin Me

lor* thowlni taamlfol ancient nr 1 1*1let lur*. U »bowe Urn Chnretraf
Me«ti*lMlto Or«*&gt;i*v'
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j ^ r .k d ’,^.^1
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Mother NaMre Supplies Hot Water Here

L E G A L N O T IC E S
funl*

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Ml»U In lihrauntiro of Ihnl r r r .
m ritlllTT M ill!
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final ilrrrrr o f furv«'l«*autr and AI.I.CN
SI HUM IT T , bin trlfp, J. J I ’ A T W ,
madr and « iitet* d on llir ath
H i:M IM l| .i:in r N T V HANK, m cu r,
t»f March, 1931, In and hy Iba
ion, w . ii. T i w N i r i . i r K i : .
III I'ou rl In Mini for Hrnilnut#
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In
■ the fiunt dtMir tif Ih r INnirl Ihn lamia aII u*il«e| anti hr I nr
■ta# In Hanronl. Hrnilnotr i*«iitn. thr (%»uitlr o f PrtnlMuU l M HUM
|uirllculMtljr
■ plofltfa, to lhe hiKlirni and |o*ai o f H o.lila. xR.t i.iurr
■ drr fur raali, With In I hr,' U «a l iI i m t I M m x folluwa:
H »» «*f l*ol Vou.lern ( I I ) and
Burn o f nala, on Monday | li«.t| b
Mil i»f I oj| Tnrrniy.lbrru ( i t ) , o f
l r d»f April. 1931, |h» aainer htlng
HI. J&lt;»m*|iIi *m •PrvnllnR to
lh«
IHnla lia r o f lM b 4'ouH. ilia f«ilt
HlMl U n reof n o e n h d In |*U(
hvltiR tlfM-riltnl ptopetlv alluxtM
go#k I. pmrm .114 of III# I'uhllr
I Hvmlnulr ( ’untily. Flotilla, (o.n 'ifr
n r fg r tli or MmiiiIiiu Im fo u n i),
lo»la T u en iy (tnV and T a c itly ,
Flnrldd:
amo (31) &lt;if HANFUKO IIK IU IIT H
A()l»IT|O N T o Hanfold, iw n .iilltiK raid la ml* In la* kohl |u watUfv ti
la |«lal l l i r t r o f • n io r d n l In l*lal final ilrt'irs uf fo m lu a tirr In lit*
IkHik 3, pa Rea I ) ahd I I , o f Iht nlooie • Ml III.-e| tauxa ntxtlr Mini r»».
Irrrrt on ih » Blh day «»f PrhruMry.
finbflr rrr*Mila uf Haniltiulu I ’utin
IM I, hv I hr lloMornhlr AlrhMlttlrr
ily* Florida.
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•toed takes a back **et-lit*rtlir—for M ( M X

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riM iill (Niwrl |a| mlid f»H fhmlnuir
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an
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for
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NUMBER.

8 A N F 0 R D , FLOI

Senator Norris Demands
Progressing President In
Talk Before independents

By Mr.A
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gainst Violators'DJ
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— Tha roll Ir cure" of pain tra)'
dependents fnrutfd IU nltvnl
on (ha IlCTJ president n| rand’
Ita cloa tig hour* yesterday -w
a &lt;lrmnn I l,y Senator Notria ,
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president."
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“power trust** man, tho NvDtnj
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IHmociat* that a rand dsl*. »h

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martial i t 9 law vlaUl
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attaint! them In a carefully pfenMd campaign, umrY- r tlm n iw

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• iipcivl the liial di-eu tsb.n ut.lhr '
i euhfm-oCt- - nn
I'tilil c
util.lira
l r,hi.h Senator N .irn- ha, piojecti nl n I hr dominant &gt;*wr of the
* 'm-.: runipnign.

Jew,York’s Municipal
Bciiidals Have Been
Running Minus Let­
up tFor Four Years

Wide Display Of C g
And A ccessories
Offered At A n n i
Exhibition At H•$

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t Irui'i-retilp «if Saunter In FollctU-,
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—
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N EW YORK. Mar. IS — (A V I—
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c y n ics ml of federal eonstfueiiun ,
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Late thla afternoon, bwt
few hour* after the door^"
the Mayfair Hotel had awul

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irp* lor !nfwc*ni
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NASliyiLI.R^ddiu-. 13,—44\ |1) —
to ex pc11 Proctor and It \a
mhoaalbla for the foot hall'
ta npffenl Ida c u t a* tha giapnria wno nan waited their ap&gt;
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aince early yralarda),
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ihn Tlgrrt,
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morning,
publisher,
(inane rr,
and maife

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ami hanttiV V 4 t\
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extram* * .w
will prcVHj

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♦.

(nla hold Ihe haUtnc of purree.
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*'l nevte thoualit ol-uuf that,**
I'iiU r utllilii«, tariff, uiirmidr).
n one atalo
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l *e.*."el nlIlia
,
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f &gt; lepir«i nlulivr government wera
la.ly rapacity 1e added.
Nurrl* lia, expressis) fr’Hidll tlh* Irx'alatjve topic, assigned la
l ulKjur jioinla stood out In lha r ft** In Roosevelt prev.nuvl) hul (he remm tires. Senator U
foimatlon of tha new enforcement ! Kli and yejte.da) he .l.-cgord li lelc itemed |hat the Ind^rodcnU
r .mm’t him,ell un landldalr*. 1 In Cmigrcs* weir preparej tn *».
campaign.
The Nutria spifech, broad.all Crelm' Ihtir Inlanct- of power.
A ic jlfla the i-Mianre of nrdera
d&gt; aAVp proh.tit'on udminlalrnlor
anj hia depulir* t« .u'mili to
Waihiiialun plana lor dmrdndrd
ufeiatloi.*Involving the
CW)
•rent,.
.
Anulhar »&gt;■ IheBuinnuiirrnient
(UMliierc al viidstts
I'on illrrrtor taliL
alone. New York.)

to • a a m la a tW fr'ih c .ul»pslltlcal science, Proctor

In auhmitting lo arirst.
C
Two trna bills returned IijT a
federal grand Jury at areanvllfe
Saturday charged Ihctn and J.
Basil Ilainaey,, MMldcttl ■af llw
tkwed llallan UdVdt'Natl hul hank
gf Knoxrilfe, with ronspirlag lo
Clolale lha national hanking laws
l » d w;th y'olallng lhaab in .rile nwlluhi L illy lrans^|iln| c ,A the

t
l y i i ' " L f f aii
•miiiuTMrdfora lit m* i their «|uolas of new agenla (ruin the I st
of :UMK&gt; aligtale, hav ng them trady
Tor duly by July 1. J'Una als,
W»-re laid fur sending Ihem to
school.
I&lt;nstly, Wnotemk nmil,. known
the ci cal lun of an “ riltllgence
divirhm lo 'stud) ‘rnoni) ' upeia-

Past Decade To Be
At Milane TwoDays

lira polnla of Ihe aulomoulle,«
displayed, and the Inrlllrur fe;
aoaneaa of etrery article on ak
tended to treat* S pletura of
grr«* and proeparity which of
well for the auet ca* of lha. aht
Tha aialtor lo the rhow^,
entering tha mala door af
building, etna before him rhai
lar-prlead Cbavrokt llna, frgl
Ij lha Whita-lllghfeyman Oa^
five of tha itpracenlallra.chl
that Ima'ara on dUplajr, headl
' a aportjr col ir ji|b In madatar
1 'an and ona half truck, taro apt
j aid a ceupt innrplal# that eg]
.Arnold Ki th,lain. Uyp lha Blood, wh'eh U under tha il'rectldn
|.etl&gt;fI.IIIIW anila host of small- Salesmen Trpwlck, Tlnmpeon,
.
*c
*•■ fry among rle gambling fra­ | Donald and Coofey,
ternity was making his first ap- ! . T*o the: r|ghl .and juat few
laaraitre In Hcnford.
Ilk a Chevrolet rxhlMl th&lt; j.
— •Accwwflgmfcrby

LIQUOR CHARiH
! ays He is Not Drink- E&gt;*fdence Incriminaies
ingManAnd ThatHb 1)66 Brothers As Al*
Did Not Own Trunk Idfcfed Blond Silver
C lllrA Q O , Mar. lit-a (Al*) t Mlley, Jakal I'lay ify Schneider (n
the. fhuith!"
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Vfb
A _Tlrha aw[" |p a_y&gt;kldh gyUuaw-

tdlf “WtfW^,ct"ahnaly. t,y ttrf xvfiart
of jSandulpii siyset and M'ohigwt
jght at tha tHnttarllfy'haadi
'which win bn efcttafl at
Ilia A*anna a ndltlfit Stfeai.
hr annrnncegwm mad# by
lid klalsch. ons t i IU mtmthis morning.
.
jdmistrr KdgaV A, Hall rxto hogin d'rertlog bis 34iarulrol oirmnltBUon through
^ t aelerltcn promptly ht
avlork. ami for s n n than
gsr melodies that sra fhrm0 every nin,lc-loirar tall! ho

" H o M s o f 1 1.1,000 eaeh wera sat n^ US,, having Increased fariUilea
k y United Stulew Commlssionar unless Ihise ,s a rampaigi. lo em(Vinpbell Is Insure the ,'afrmlents* |day them. Ami I nnrtl *"iu« real
p.T-rnro la Knoxcill,. fbr a rn U g i,
aunt la fedcial mast tbeW * ofr gsd o n ly fnun that old ^uliry of

laratt

Msy » .
James K. Caldwell, father of
the atnssed hanker, ai.d ,W .. ( 1,
Blinnians af Naahvllle qnolllfed aid
slant.*, uf ho bond, ami Jc-so C.
Hoc slay, sr„ Murf roacboro rapilnlH , and Mr. and Mis. IVallacw
Hrnills rpsal fled as. htn-bmra for
along Kind Plrset to land Cnloml ls-a. Hm th iV fdfahiln, of
cf gaycty and cafer tn U a the roni|««dag room af lha Kven’Batarday night throngs..
lag Trnne-eean, o«Tne J by Col &gt;ael

F program numknrs Hnatfenl
sirpolar Mfectlnttm-Induct ng.
I) nf the lalni I X M i l H K f r
■ Herbert’s musical aparatU.
attune Taller, will ha InferL in Its entirety as Urn fto­
utM U r or the pn.gmm. Vasolo , elections wlfejalsa ha
during lha evening.
I concert is on*- air a anrina
‘ the Haafard KJk» O a b hs*
ag OS a monthly feature for.
snafll of Fonfayd mrrrhanta.

w lh mere than 12,*00,000 of stole
lands cm dep wit, was one of four
tncnlbvnc-d Ik tc^nmdn^ks|ora lha

Ivgi-Utivo A n i i l l l i V 'i a J U l l t n i
It sc kfeta s f h d .lS a « N l A f . l d *
w e ir Inst hot cm.

M i a T IH B LAN N KI)

ififfiB W ii'u .
gather bare Msr. I4 -M ta « « oh
t* for tha Amarkaa t.tfe. ornfer
i. k iltie s , af tha Natfeool
iwfffehoard Aaaocfetlon.

S
Avcnua arlU U TtdocWI
'm m lo ordae that-iba
aa. U fhUy enjoyad.
agtami ■'

h, Ifea iL r . O. K., Riaf-

mL tif toj* •»*
U Bafeeffeii.'lfeugMm t#

v w to iw

I vlng. aid .&gt;Kig*.in* aguip-i i„
felon ,.n a day by day basis."
Aaorpaimatal) i r « of the new
I w w ’alreud) have luu-n seleetej
and pul to work, Woodcock said.
In p.etutratlin for assimilating
(emulated an page ala)

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*H» *.&lt;f n 1 &gt;uslilng lltlle nmn wlih
, '.raring ferm" thrual In h'w P'lahk II. Waisler, stole supcrln(Continued O p Page 41
Pugkwk#
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“ Yeh,* In- rhoulr,! bark, **Pvi
1b
« « t N " '-’' U f stepped briskly doan
In‘" * I tdeitilan subway uf the

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i t w . "'jr"
dln-rtnl carI'X Bc-hneldi-r,

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a gdlant gelding
I i.n the ton- ut ,hr Valley Lake slalile, jlW not
prnim-nl hsd ClnLah '|i the money that day al
rase,
T Ii
tar* traik, bo; he was
II, le-llnifcy Ww'nMfeui fur a grim pay-off In
is n iiuiii% « the. echoing ravrin under Chirasm un ihe •'*'* hus‘e/1 Uiulrvard. In the
mvnt, arrn ,hai'ow of the public library.
n ' . l o r half ap) through ihe tunnel,
Js I Iwgiag^ 'beta ***a the Yoar of a |dst»l and
v»w. Charles lh« llttfe fdllhw dmp|,d— ihad. lie
&gt;ul&gt;, who ar*. Vis Jahe Untrla, crime fa|mrtur
rip to l'a n »-. fop the Chlaagu-Tribune,
*&gt;
, “•&gt;•! Ami llr Mmeidrr, aa Pollc* lar dl-emlwrk, jtsr re.-on,lrurtnl Uia murder, sera
‘ *4 to •'pep the finger*- on l.lngle
identity h'm lu a hired n»Bn ns ms and I ,a»* in who never before haJ seen
John l«y n r, bj„ victim. That as&lt;assia. piosa-

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Bank Near Tampa Ib »

Ifenk of Matcher Springs, Usl
kfehl, held up twa luink employee
sea iher appeared (or wu k lo-Uy
fell eiraped with IM Odd. A •
a W rchlag tha Big Cyprnaa
Kwsmp north af ham for tha rtfe
bar. W. L. Wlntara. T . K. ., e r w
, ton. ware lha g«nfeyv* held |&gt;rlaI ahdf while1tha mufeary was rummilted. They warn found ax hour
later bv Miss Frat.kla L’lly. book­
keeper, who rtfesavd them and

8 S M W &amp; A ir.r.;

pear lodar and tomorrow In hi
exp.se of gambling, Ilia fnrinnt
gsinlilei tnli-red The Herald offpt * U w
*5 | the flltlhga and uphoUtely 'i
o f-^ desk..and for more fhon W a n autanfoblla bb'ch pared
miaule, preceded to perform and luxury and r-invmktxr. Col
explain sevtral of tha more Ini- Ing tha Kant display Ihe i
pnrlanl rani and dka tl'rlm whlrh IM , two Wiihs.Kniehr au
Follow Ing rarant regular inspec*»JL
biles, sedans, one a sfe *ud
.lion by ihe Blate lloirl Caimnfe- V * }" u,c bJf1Jth* .
s on, J. II. Mai-DonaU, manager of
the llnlel ValJ»«, was lb'* nu.Vnlint in ta-elpt nf a letter frim
llm. II. Ilyslaln, elale holel io oi mlsslnncr,.'rmvgiatulat'rg bin up­
on ball g d*1rrdaA»VWfenh..r*UM
of tm per vent* l*r-ihA-»&gt;^rl»gry
manaer'ln which,ihp hotel |« optiaied.
*
\
The fetter was are .intisnled by
an er tnvvorl *vi tlf rale which I*
mil awariinl In u n l|0 .i| unless
It Is given rgrtaln high fating by
an li.'tw cU r.;

Valdez Hotel
(given
High Sanitary Rating

s S K .r S L is ^ u Tffl: aw •« * * -m.**

i i A n i .u H i i 1 A ic n o N itn
W A S IIIN O TO N , M ar.-1.1- -l A l’ l
« -T h v -Id U f t U ih lp North Dako­
ta which rust «4 377.000 without
her arms ment, yesterday was pul
i n the surllon block by the navy

and Ih c .M f b v 1 I’*'1 tor ,h,‘ 8 t ,

sreoppad ship was I 3 T.204.

eryU
Celery
Q hr
ly itowunB
Bowling Team Fi
Into l i e For F irst Place

li irk tu Mm. layne in Washingl&lt; a. The Helves bad fern | laced In
II s* lym k. lie saUI, adding ho d’-t
t know Mr*, l-ayne’s address and
i r t l ls«xh seora U s l for his tvarn,
d It s, it tn hit rooms la lha
h use ’nr Ira building.
Drv a, cnls went In tkv cifffea
afe os .full"** i
*1 era da ra after ha arr'tad and
Hanford
lai 2nd 3rd Ul fi ird lk| Mir In (ha trunk clellvarF. IVaold
14* 1TI I0S * tl a . Drnl pn rlenlrd al tha lime, ha
a Id, tha1 tha-trunk a t , hit as Hli re . he nvma “H. B. Ifewsnn** ag
o * and. lla an d his iniak. n aln tar nu kr, had his - name aa II
a a pa| rr rard.
j m 5 jm «3i j i w - f k ll llm k ‘was |.reduced In

Senior Class Play I h Presented !
Night Before En thusiastic Am

8

a* Dsphm i lla n y Halle pfe)fctg
lha p«rl of Urutge llif s ll, I a
hrldrgicsimi P«n Jocksem, In (ha
y dr of Nvd pambroke, on oply
aan; and U r l l b
Bed*, cos l as
•Vers Vrrnoni'a e)td*~p1rl.
I
Clifford HowMPk orilng wos
wall diitta anj his - pjlV*&gt;ol «l
K. ng,‘ o burglar, odd»4 not o lit­
tle t&gt; the cnrojgvent cf Hi# I'layAunilr, from T.fia*rt, TOTty ninleini-leri
|h&lt;: Iwn
leinisle
ri lh?
two pnllirmeo,
pnlliemen.

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210 r
I'JO 120
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167 4311 a
lie 403 I

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patrehased la

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coatplcfe llna of Fords, ’
tk , wtalcrn part of thg

T ill) / I

spm al V ndagamm l with Sumuel
F in c h of Naw Yolk. Inrludvt in
the cast wga. soiur uf (h r Iwtl

Dsnl-oa safe his tru nh* * * ^
cad In New York by hit nephew,
m r*ntabed/bar&gt;- soma Usla ofr fending u e «lt a f « n d \ o l
I al Ifene latrr tsok H 9 lt h fcn
d i»ct ,‘p his banta In H L ^ u i t E
Afldr cantmookal ng w rlto^lM
Isyisa I in* family nod hearing lilt

t t lA t In iW W gft ' achcad, jaild

U ngt»,*V vol * r pfe.

;v»«o otber chalU'tcrc wlm ilv-c-rrs •m Nlrdl agar, I’hiladsfel

/lag*

managers;

Fliipp, music;

Jgug
tha Uc»era

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Loaded Pistol F
In Nirdlfnffer
foand loftdod inolm

h u t the hcsTfiM rtla Jo Jh c most
^
tfe W w*, avyiy
&gt; Tims* lilhcj.'f-onirllnilssl thalr af*
ng Ah II dons. ■*
for:* |&gt; the p is )‘s’ snccats tut wha
laloplng frum • wore not seen on tha slag* wart
fealarullng* which Caibvr.n* Takarh, Lushes m t t tprvcnItiag siluo- r gr t i Kugtiia Takarh, publicity
niansgart
U sb
Mnr,s. Tlhatt
Rmlth, Roy HHtt. Korl Evans,
ficphenton Johtiso;, Kelly I “one,

and at I'-•»*
ski W. 1.

(Ccmltggtd p a p MV

Hr fi. c I jinvy and Knife1K pp: Mr*.
ownar at
aMrimenl,
fewnwi
t ii””
i7 |,&gt;
1
a
Dalsey Appleby; and 'llh i I ' m beakr, frum Bualon, Kllru T c lf ird| deg in tha.opartmant af
Flrm nut
'ng.
firm

Mrh

■*&lt;( t*m g'fUfefe. ba.

Salesman Hunt, Fo«. and H
nails! N r. Rlgglaa In maltN
visitvr f**| at hema r,v he ha
acqualnlad with H r na#ar&lt;
luiaa In Fard rati. Two aid
VlrtoHo coupe, .ml a classy:

Mary

llvlcn

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A lies

Douglas#,,

--t ‘ “

I and Luctlfe T^nlvotce,

R cdnamUy by big wife,

U « l « . f e * w , n i y . ha
and sa'd dt WSS coaraoh
a woy that ha Might h
orcam to H,
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[*mtf, •/#k

1t !fH

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par three'wfaK
a fir* after adi
j Tto trial, wfc

f w a a a heart-breaker.'
r* d tvU m t a f t r i Ut
iilaf bar ta taka V earn

WM%

tto toR
toia,'W
W
h’U HfCHfaf
WfaTHw
hTd

* A tpaeUI luncheon, aertad ' ky

bhs
k

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itfaarttan Barohmafa wm u n w
aft Ufa Chamber of., Coautere*
BriUbw- A
pea-

ft' Ufay by »-hanafa.
reft Uiroorti tho doer eC
•oom. II. (I. UmbfaW.

ftm ftp Ofa)

prefaud ta drtta aft tto Hz. Mu. Sim * toat Ik*
. a* ,a jaeilL fhrlr ftret brie became kar At*
W toafalM* foiled ta n k
frith a la w ap Wad ak
k.M tr at fa fa u waa hated, ta . play, t t i *

*(Oad
+tT‘t-^
^TxflHI
i i draft, of
Sfc . ’capital Way,

S«S5»

rarritfar

ETLS.’S

&gt;ftd. Mr*. Sp*a»V card
U t nine Vaa H jW kU d
ay taak a.ftft. "

h u tot* to to r optoaaatl- &gt;
.\ W H h 'lto ‘ « w n f f le M r r l n kVkia.

Mu. La Kay w u a trlf
ar .vaaai fanu a t tto ■

8peer'* farer, ito thlrtaftatk bate

i tto ballet that aka we

f c S &amp; g f t tf
ad meat Inf lnot*ed that tto
miaat, a a ’tto'ftlriknak at
la tto afbaa at lto*a ***»ee whWh.wedld to ntodad
abtk to'VM C
capper

To toar w t 't t o t ^ W u c i ^
La Key ntafa a f a M k l M M 'to
tab# U»a tooth tola,
A abort »oe'ri parM , faUawto .
m aitnm U l aaanUaa, and, fat*
S W iiW S t, z
wiftf dinner, tto deWgatae were
rm-Jm * to&lt;U]
silt* a t tto flatten Oraan Boom lie float. A raprfa
laydu et a epeciaj i n f t n w m national orgeat ow
1 tto play "Tbtaa Wlt* Pooh". parted te .to PUftil. t u detail pU
The eWetiap of officer* and fa r a natUnorlfa

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faw aaerraatad j
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The ■Following Firm*’Will H ere
I f 1* t ; | * .'p

f . t , ••*, &gt;.;)f ij^*t v£\t.»,

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Oafttc Coait U fa
•TTr

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�■treats*

» pret*flln» in^tho conncement Uit month In

u elaewhc
! for popi

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orweJe.eWch &lt; n Jl

SNAP M T r i m i s M

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The .B e n Lt

If**!0?.®.

ffi*S23jr8Lr; U aln.

miaaed nothing whj
to the bureau
d the declalon
led World Wju

ilf am rather tlrai:
ir tlradea. 0* and.JM
here aiaat I am no ]

» # totaf^a^

nth o f S anford w hich w u UjM N M

e

' B h S ff ic n .lS T X ir

DIMM » * P A R T N B S

L l-Jrn ir

A W fV U J
W »M a ia tt i l l Veto.

itldidt. and Uhd. I t be. mild 3
• eouLhahn part of the atate, nor aa

My lip . werra' primed with

- I lanced to— “ le n t It.

:n*V mirmf.t }l ftthtnx I» happaring apln."

tojtnu^Bvda

tntortoted in (C And the fertile
thle'county afford, wonderful o|
of rftnabim vrteran. to eetabll.h
nw, Sanford offers but
w. ™ k

Ut heart and In mine.

;. nr wjit^.J-l***
it a bbarra ttlnir for «W
,KUfee to .da, to operxte a ;

StSSfe
when the
Itarlpn advaiip
•it Governor C9|
the father of ft

rrf *

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»
laUU
rarth
•£ .
&lt;ndi
ihl«h
re It

BC» ra uve raaerai ncan.trti. Krery
»»*tla£M aiuioueU a obtain all tt
f tn from the national coffers
Without much tbouafct ae *o Mk
ulitmato norotalty of pajrin* the
Wtl. So the total m a s up and now
**
■ deficit that m i* . ex .

every* ber * ; U reed buddlnclotaU for l t t l will probably i
*3.000,000,000, Of which
noun try will epead *1,000,00C

i vre*

Vi.lWW h#w w w i ,

la ta'on the A*4V, :bp matter, itw a*
MhZaSt Saturday ,

ider why

tftf

common

e iro to b

We are happy to announce the extension
.
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to include the adjustment a
■

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' ' payment o f

I

I T apwty t Oed'e
laeofM
thawM
ffH * 6
f e jg
f ir s t s

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^
Th* txacsUs* eammlttaa el
lime alio plasaad t* groewtw

inly. J r , ix ls x t.a a e r f
lira . John IQ.

lev b p u ar W** p u (haUWaim-rdry u lb* k itif «l ktH John i).
ilInkle*,' r*m*r~ Fmt'.h Arina*
and Third W naL'hg tb* m enU n
of th* Sarah Park MtlineMrt'U *
tAtnage Cl*b, }TOfSMt* airtrid
at 10 a'cloch g^.N nrao. work! rr,mc.'laltlr, to nipl Kin* a nut* U r
of article* before twin ajhrn
hi nekton w*» M i n i , w fe irU

* Min Alht Elder lift tadng
MUIcdgrrilk, Oa, t* m e n s
atadka at * r Ocargin SUta
let* for Wtmcn.
Mi«* Mat! i MaadUaan, of
Rmyn.a, le six-odtagth* *■*&gt;

llylr.

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Ml*. Arlitw
During th* aflarnoon nor* * » • aunvill*. In riiHlii*
it*
parfedpaled In and a Mart Jam Smith, at Uj
program *&gt;rti. Mr*. Buika 3&lt;M* latter'* daaihwr, I

ailly at htr hom* Pit N|
Avenue In honor of O n a a
of kac twain* bald** clsiSJ
and ba«U of coWadulaa MSI
wart arr*n*td la profm la*
th* party room* whll* tha
palatad tsOSaa bar* datlfl
*oM and ftrcn.

e'.ly. Tli* Rev. A. 8. Pb4
dtjvatri Dr. I l M Ij
ih*' thapal, had riiidp
catamoay wh'ch Wte ; i
la th* jm f m *i i

siUnJante at the soc'ol maatings
«f the Unlaw. As ifriiw bm from
•he Senior Laagv* af tha F irst
Methodist Chunk for tka aoclot
to he bald te x t \ waak w te
unanimously ktaaptad. Th* U * ct
data will b* ansomwad to th* vi*
rioui chunk group* at their 8u»*
day crenin* aarri**.

w n t a . . f tha D - A . *

attending 1h* state.cefc
Date ltd,

At Hit conclusion of I
prograoiion# of b r U f ,
wire athird and' prt*** 11
to Mr. and Mr*. W. C, Hill
HOI wai r l n a a netalt]
it and and Imuh for hatloi
aror* among th* I&gt;dl*a whl
Hill wa&lt; prtwaled with
handkerchiefs fa* hold In*
Kori ■mimt; lb* men.

.

Phpne 12ft

Sanford

E.'First S t

.. ,

f«r« lawnal Mj«Lltl*ill3MLghoJob* a

Vaughn frr
r pmt ^
............i tb

.- A t.M * e V h r ii the inerting adJnamwO nm&gt; miyi iaM to W o r n
of the most deli*htful of the yritr.
Tho\e present were; Mrs. J. ’ U.
Parker, M u. W. L Hughey, Mrs.
IV. E. Wells, Mrs, John D. Vaughn.
Mia* te u ia Lain* Mrs. I . M. V.H-

■t her

inothif, ,Mrs.
11. B.
I a.
.m
horn*

Apartm rntr,

la -tha

iooo

Makaney a
1

doubt about it, fine nllka a n d cotton fabric* a re low er th a n .th e jr
have been in a decade. You wDl real lie . * t a glance th a t th *
m aterial* w e have assem bled a re valueo of a r a n kind At th a Ic
prices. You can have m ore sm a rt frock* an d spend )ea* fo r thl
selecting from thl* group.
,* •

park Awtio*.

Mrs. itar*ar« (Iowan M**. who
has been ill at the home of h»r
sister, Mrs. II. n. Monroe, Celery
Aicnoe, for sometime, hoe been
fold, MVs. H. P. TOrience, Mrs. rtmivad to the Frmald-Lauxhton
,
J . U. IV m io e , Mrs. It. M. Mai- Memorial Hospital.

I
C
,
•

Fin* Quality

SILK ’SHANTONG ^ *

—« Jdra/jgurki Steele, Mrs. W. K.
Mrs. W &gt; X X B W t i n g - 'S A * A «
ry»*iAoh-MrSt J . II. Welles, Mrs.
CL n. Smith Mrs. J. R. Ilhinehart, son, Mich, who is tpettdin* lb*

All n o v elty designs and co lo n .

Mrs. George McCrum, Mrs. Otto winter at Daytona Boarh, Is here I
ScfeM l, Mrs. J. V. Jink Ins, Mrs. for eevoral days with her sister, I
Annie Monger, Mrs. P. p. Parker, Mrs. W. W. 1‘jttrr, "It 'her liom* il
Mrs. Fred Hlranie, Mis. 0. A.
Radford, Mrs. t. l&gt;, Hart Mr*. W.
L, Clsik, Mr*. A. U. Shoemaker,
Mrs. T. E, Witson, Mrs, Hickman,
"Mrs. Clarence 8m'lh, Mrs. Tom
Williams, Mrs, J. If. Powell and
'Men. A. P. Dandy.

$ 1 .6 9 y d
P lain colored

SILK SHANTUNG
P ast^ shades

$ 1 .2 9 &amp; $ 1 .4 9 yd.
, ■(-/l r - / / l -

0 ;- A Batman, DIB Palmetto

New S hipm ent
i, wUI meat

with

PURE SILK FLAT CREPE

Mrs.

II Park Asanas, at 3:30

AU colors/80. inches wid*

Jtum barglx of tb« P in t
pharrh,' Mr*. Barak »&gt;•
«'4maa, will ro u t with
L Oarriaon, Richmond
W M
I

&gt; * *
;i ;,ti

LaW^atif 'af Aha*

$ 1 .0 0 yard

T M fi N- T ♦ S T O R E
2 1 2 -E a st First’8 t^ 2 1 4

F a s t Colored

FIGURED VOILES

1st Chanh, Mrs. C. IL
ilra a a , will meet wfthj

Ohhs, IIP Waat NteB

P a s t C o lo r P r l a t a d

Cotton

t e L W e d W aVIotk*.W

;

All color com binations.
Floral designs.

Dresses
46 inch wide

Spring Style*

dak mem and will
br tb,-*e*ul.r &gt;.«-

TRANSPARENT 0]

New Pattern*
Important Values ot

fcwjfiS*' ■*'•" *S’ ‘ SCr 1

ItHUDAY.'

Alt Pastel shad

•nb wadding wiU U

th* Booth SUs Pri­
nt 8 o'clock by tha

Jack and Jin Kinder.

Em broidered

VOILE AND ORGANDIE
40 Inch wide m aterials

bright colors

and p rlah

,

,

Flowered

EMBROIDERED DOTTED
SWISS
All |Mutcl shades

i

$ 1.49c yard

It’* a gay sea win . . i WMV 1 •
prim* nnd plaids conijKtnt^

«

^ willi fjtid pnin slvndcf nn.l

Condiiiutiini* of

tarn or

®

***

-&lt; Dim - rluwlts nf I be same

h .o n lw . ■ . and tliit group

’’ pniUK tliat it’s a thrifty tea win, loo! Jacket effects
v piece kljtc* . . . interesting d a t e s , , , and many at)
h; la^liiuns are Included.

Lovely new

LACE COLLAR AND
CUFF SETS
B eautiful fu r sp rin g dresses

$ 1 .2 5 to $ 2 .7 5

Spring

Millinery

$4.95
$ 1r .75

Just arrived

CRISS CROSS CURTAINS
Xll m ade up In sh eerest voile w ith ruf*
fles and tie backs, AU o f th e pastel
shades are, in th e group.
-

H a lte rin g , flirialio u a b rim s th a t U lt back and
dtp down w ith th e sp irit o f com plete abandon.
Flowers, feath ers, and b o w s'a re tucked u n d er or.
over o r to catch up th a brim a t a

flatterin g ,

angle. fflntH and b rig h t ahadaa.

j

*

We have a new shipm ent of

HUMMING BIRD
HOSE
in th* bpring and itanmer
shadaa for 1031. ChlRto fnd
• ■

X:

service w e ig h ty ., *

'I1

*■

•| «V

' -

--J

e ^

1

\
(Mr

�'

7~ " 2 TI
*
't i •] « ,

•rnienced to i

l Atlanta

iiliT being

ot

fr»ud. .
l
William K.
of Itairianf, I
nrbin h e * » /1
'(Continued From l*»ge 0 «« f
of f a ^ t ln k 'i
(omlctit of benVf, who wi* ncnt to
not comrietedr
fbilt Sing for fhre (a io yeari,
it man. * Tra fflt {% tr»T- Prone)* Mincuio, tbalrmen of ib«
jr Ituthjr • eierted I* bdard, rrtlrnrd ao a general m i bo did ’aoft fjra, aoi I k i t ledge a» a rfiult pi It', ran.
th* fleeing man
hea'lofr with the caeg amt mn»t
fm rh e might hit »Uat) trial on. a charge of perilefpatln/t In a fraudulent InieDen»* «' - .
v&lt;

mall

ihe boarl

rtcad •cme.^Uhl
'.•'.own

«»■«* « * • » * * »

FHIDAYANP SATURDAY SPECIALS

F.'orrllo II. InOuardla, Republi­
can candidate fo r jnajmr in la w .
brooght a;aranda) Into the cam­
paign Ity charging (hat MagUtreta
Albert IL , Vital#,, ona of Mayor
Walker', Drum rappurtrra. had

bnrrnfeid

gig,000

from

Itotli-delrt, notorlouf (rambler who

Kdwln j . Cooley, chief of the
cb'firgittTn oT Vague profgrihn bureau of general •#«-

, Couiiljr Judge W. Bern*
o f Ilrooktys, aVae jWrt.

YOUR

M O N E Y W is * £

S P E N D I N G " W IT H P l G G t i Y W W O I
Y O U O P T H E F IN E S T M E R C H A N

JLi* o.)

_

T H E L O W E S T P R IC E S POS8 I 1

NOTE THESE LOW PRIC1
FRIDAY AND 8A‘

Arnn)d

ictmnt charging murder, had liern murdered a year earl'rr.
pa after -continuance VIIale Wa, remorrd from tho
ka « U » , And Footer now

i^lVttfa Mi

. .. S P E N D

Ut

8t.

lirM U IM e
aalu lei »

Entrance

II. II. McCALL JR.
Prop.

Spedj.l~Mi.xw.

House

u riv.7
N atl JBlaemlt t

Pint triple d rilled »Udi W i
I Qi. Salk mill ef i l |* a l l . ____

Me

Offers for Saturday

p er. L "
10c to 20c
C m petfi.lt,
Me Small Beett'a eaialaiea '
•Ot Foley** honey A tar ceagfc
g t i o Slag T e le y V kidney grill*

Kgars (i
doz.,„
Lettuce!

tt M r

gtte k tf n ^ 'p iiio 'ilc

______________
eery raltable

W R OKFBB T
l-H A C T l^ L U

Fall ling of Bunch
... ’ ▼♦gatablcn

IIW

^ CLAM
t U A h O A IN S
IN C M JU fN U

** SUOe leiMMiteecrii d

Egg Plant, eacfr

No. 2 can Florida Pack

.if *tt&gt;m ff*«™

WE C A tU rti jtiM N g rtjK ’S CANDY

No. 2 -I-* Can
Solar Brand

..........

Plenty Parking Space.

Jlro k ttt ^SRced

Extra Fa icy, Blue Rose
3 Pound Can

trtfiThlAt t

EIORTO’CLO
M ild and M ellow

RED CIRCLE, lib.
ARP U a IsarMi 99mm i f rm

BOKAR, Lb. Tin

liMMl
MkM.
wV
. .. 2..
i;ag*«rW
ga#« U
a Iku rear.

Eaqulalta Aroma and Flavor

Ut S. No. 1 Green Mountain

10

r f f m I , Can,
IWariaw Drand

♦These are not special prices—they are A A ^a new every-day

m ire s
ro c e ry

nv-wna,

Wclaka Bid

SATURDAY SPECIALS

from tha groWcrk to you—nklgping,
blending,- rwurthw—all with only on*
amall profit!
cdFFKE 8ATl4rACTidN Is ASSUtfi
The coffca to gilt yotir taata . . . fre*
. . . and a booklet containing nuggeall

r. i : iit o z

se TliiS Ba! anced

Qpalicf Maid—OVEN BAKED

16 orcan

GOLD MEDAL

FLOUR

4- S f Pi

Pound Can

Ita Ho . Braid—-EVAPORATE D
LK, 8 tallri a n s j j .Ii
pttrw milk, (i tngd In ikk heart at WUconakt'a fa

6 lb. ba?.... 26c
2 lb. bag\.\i~ 46e

89c

ufcp’a Quality

Oi Be He

ggcnltew

ti ,lu Matl'.^AWV

s a t i K: w

,

;

'l
1

�I

*

-bathroom.

Ready foe eiWry erupt- Perm tty drained fc, 10,'6r tnutb a r m
No cash required from raspon*1bH bnyaw. Frank L. Ferguson,

Afont* bleated Into th# Colton
q f lb n a ttia n h r a business men'e
IfcfnrE ta hhiiktiv oitmm that
to tld New York of ttsb, bright ttfkt Df* centre or ■ndec ind hy virtue of the7!*#*!**
sf
raiarrd to th* l*lr.
suburban C lem , nnd'aftrr ‘ they rollTnrtrinaurr
Cm rt, in ssd for h*mla«ls
U Banham, president of had abstracted telltale pa par* county norm s, is caaaaery. nu
III ,l»r of Marrk. A. P. tall.
board, said tbe personnel of from tba offlr* aafa, prosacutar* tka
In a ret Isis raiua therein pending.
■ a droop would not be made pub- ■aid a contempt chart* waa in wher.lt freak I* tl’sasfbn ta
rU n.nl end Mrs BftM olsnn.
■ f sad no Indication wna alien aa vlaar for Ralph Capon*, brother iVm
fnimarlr Sira Kflle Veaakj* ad.
Ko the nuhd*r of committee mans- of “At”.
minlalnirlt of In* ratal* of (I W.
beta. t
.
“The work will not ha spasmodic
or eei^atiotial but we hope that it
*111 ha effect!t*," Banham stated.
Meanwhile, dele organisation i

demanding Investigation Into New
York etty fo remanent swelled
their total of eight today) the ap­
pellate division Of tha supreme
rourt extended lie magistrate*' In-

Bslnhridg* Cotby, secretary nf

state under P rerid ett AVlIaon. gdtfi»d bis voice t&gt; th* uproar with
“turn tka rascals out!" He was
«•* of M J business men who help­
'd t e-slect Walker in IMP.
“Corruption,

msUdm'nlrt lotion

■ed nronrisctmwr- M an a,'/.'- Z32&amp;
*ol“ he declared.

.

rfiridwin Speech Is
Haiied As His Most
Important E f f o r t
LONDON, Mar. 13 _

(AP) —

Wedgaooi llenn, seersta r. for In
dia, snnoenced In th* H o m * of
Commons yesterday th U th* nrw
Indian conference, to which repre­
sentative* of the all-India con­
gress will I* Invited, would meat
tn London, probably early next
Autumn.

Th* sensation of an evening of
Important debate w*a provided,
however, by former Premier Stan.
By Baklain, conservative leader.
Stadtlny the Blunder not only of
tba government spokesman but af
bit own lieutenant— th* brilliant
orator Winston Churchill — M r.
Baldwta mads what was ballad at
th* epreeh of hf* career,
lit riiapereed all tbo doubti
wklck have arisen at to his owr
■ad kit party's Indian policy and
Mid in ringing ton**:
“If party co-operaU*n war* afics
broken &lt;lowa U s whole problem
of the (ovarwnafit of India wanld
b« InaolunMa and lrapo»*lhl*. I
myialf wcsld navsr undariske tbo
J3»Pon.lbWly of attainting to
iAsak un T hat Unity. If tbe eonnrtty, let
aam U vr* era in th*
ring liltthem refrain from &lt;1
H P P S P S B S .... ,
‘way of
thoso who bay* uiuW akan an
almost supariiuman tamh."
r Mr. Baldwin axpUlnad tbs ra*
cant disclotura that h# oppoied
coniervative partlcipat'on tn any
round-tabl* confer*nre in India by
saying ha bstlgvad any Ipimtdlalo
,negotiatl*M la Indian should bo
carried out by tba government Itatlf and not by any parliamentary
deiegstlon.

Ralph, who hat a'prison term
In abeyance for Income lax viola­
tion. waa listed aa one of the own­
ers In a temporary Injunction le­
aned tact spring. Ill* Writ forbad*
th* aal* of Intoxicants, but agent*
Laid they found them.
The Cotton cluh’a llfbta have,
bllakedop each nlfht since the
wilt was Issued, by vlitue of sn­
athe* temporary injunction which
:aqtMjm*».|add^l offyiaU " from.

DULL HEADACHE

;&gt;i_ f * u l-’lk - Is n w- - w s j .

Hotel VaM ax...',r .
OVERSTOCKED _ 1 year g r t h J
ed Rot* Bnihr*, 96c; doseft,
MAS p«*tps'd. Radiane*. Colum­
bia, k l others. Coco* Platpo—
Palma, • feet, 75c. Atlantic Ottlf
Floral Garden*. Luts, Fla.

kf«frrtlAGE3 FOR 3AI-K: U000.
fltOO payable new and two year*,
1' percent. Soma dlicount.' Secured
by choice celery "farms. Owner* rash payment. B
exceptionally (food credit. Box XB7 Colclough Realty

t» -W g ftlH
WANTED TO BUY: 100 rolls
-«r*d ctlsry hletrhlng paper. H.

B
M ‘Wnatag» BeSat
Maalrr ■ III olfrr for ael. and orlt

Id— ^ u o m a T H tS

•l.puhlf i-ulrry Is (he hlthral and

That did not, however, halt (be and iwn n'stsru la Ik* aflrrassn «a
Maadan April Slk. 1*11, Ikr r*llgw.
•n* drwrlkoii real ratals, tllHatr,
Irlau aid beta* In "♦mllM.la Cana.
If. flarl-la, In.w It;
M five III. tilaru Three (II,
Tier Seven III, of ftanfnrd. Flar.
Ida. sivirdlne in It It Trafri-nT*
map ar ftanf-id. dulr rrr*&gt;rd**d
upon llir iinl-tli* rrmnla nf frail.
Pair ('minty la 1*1*1 llonk N - I,
Pa*va ll.li,
Toaelfcrr with att lb* Irnrtnrnla.
hrvrdlu mania nu-1 apparlaaknr.a
thrrrnnin hrtnnglng ur In naywlae
apprrlalnlnit.
_
It. W. tVAltK
fprrlal Maatrr.
JOHN (1. LiyiNAtinv.
“
follrllli.
“
-fin -tVinplilalnanl.________
a s w iW s f A i y i .i oa v t o a p a h
_ "A severe stu c k of ’flu' ten
W l tssmil tlMIMW SMtTInV
yearn ago left me In bad health,
■ m w m M r sS ia ii w ta t.
IT k S O f TUN STATU O f
an d . It steadily grew worst In
■ e . u 'n u ^
N . r . w . w si era Ihal It. U
MALTDIK purrhsarr of TaxtOerll.
rirsu No Its* dated th* Tad day of
inly A. II ISIS has filed .aid rar.
Ilflasu la uur office, sad has mad*
application for Tax I Ned la l.su*
la sraaroa— With Iks law. Bald
mruftrsl* amkraes* Ik# followla« H A V E YOUR W A TC H res
droarlhad property stlaaisd la Hem.
by oh. » U r.atiy k lto w /
Itnls renaly PlHids. In.wllt
Briggs. 'Jawalar, Mag. AT*.*
.weet 1 aerr ar Lot “l v trine
snutli sf U l IS! flan of ike
ssWdlVlatoa of land krlnnBtae
Dr. w . F.. M s r D o m r A t i r r n r
- I* ihfrAHainaate' Land, ilai.i
ROPItACTOR, ia.now located at
•sad Nsvisatina esmpanr.
T ts aald tsad bain* aaaanard1 SI
th* dal* nf the Issuance nf aald his rtsldanr* In Flaial Hslgkts.
•Srtlflrata la thr name of pnkanwn. 8. adnfariL.gkmmlXg-M.
L'nlssa said rerllfslat* ahall hr
redeemed armedlne la law, tas
deed win Issue ihermn as lbs isih
day of March A. D. 1111.
Nolfra I* bartby pivaa that n U
MAI.Tim: purrhaaer all Taa f a r.
Ultra]* Nil list dated July 1th A.
It. lilt, has riled ssld rdrillfssta in
my uftire, and has appUnd far lai
deed In I mite In armrdsne* with
Isw. Maid cert Ifirsts rmhrarva Ihr
jnliaw lH drerril-rd property altu.
Aladdin Nsmlaele County rterlda, L A N E Y H DRUG 8 T O H I— Pro1 ■sgsslnss,. fountain
ia l It Mock ■! II*nIsado.
Tba sol? land balna aaasSTOd *1 ; aarvice.
PROMPT
deliveries.
Iha dlla nf the laauaaea r * ----- '
eartlftaall la ih# nams •
knows.
Ifalas* ssld rertltleats.al
B U ILD IN G BLOCK#— ! ) ri gating
redrama-l arrordlns In li
deedTwill lasso tkaroon on l
boxes and general cemrrt work,
day of Mlireh A. II ISII.'
Mil art* Concrete Co. J. iK . i R K
Wllnraa my nfitrial all
*mt oral this l*lh day at J
wlllcgcr, prop. »rd and Elm.

raid. THeagent* took sway a pint
wattle of liquor seised in tha officu of Louis It. Rplriman, a chili
attache. They hunted Into the safe
to ahatrnrt ilofnmenta, I. O. U'e
ami un assortment ul other pa­
pers, including u rhctklxiuk.

CLASSIFIED
^BUSINESS

Atlantic C cu t Un* Itadroad Co.
considering plans for relaying
rati* between Grnvrisnd amt Tril^

MV 110 MK, 1510 Pal met tn Ave.
far rent- Nicely fund* bed, lance

iw tn e ,

THE ARCADE
BUSINESS
C ul O ut F o r
H andy R e i m a n

FISH and FOULTIIY
BRMINOLB FISH A
rO U L T R Y K A R K R T

Fhene M l
T ra d * tn Y o u r UnedFur*.
■ U u r t a t W A G O N E R ’S .

B I C Y C L E S A R E P A IR S

IlKETTHd

LO O Y

Heap big cblaf— HOOV­
ER K A T i l
TU R K E Y ,
LAYS CORNER RTONK.
Balia* New*.

D R IN K S * L U N C H E S

L U N C H ROOM
8 A 10c Lunch &amp;
Coffee Shop.
m 5 A . M .-9 P, M

Year hair cut by aiperttnr*d bartora. City Harbor
Eton. Mag. A la

Absent minded Pr
ears wH*.— ■Wall, .
A t t you sure yontd

gnttm

svspythlfut*-

pla Parrot.
C O N F E C T IO N E R Y

A N G E L 'S B A R B E C U E
Open 10 A . M . to 2 A .
M . Sanford A
Geneva
A v * «,

Ftoarer, fee all

RpeclaHalag In
flteaka, Chape ft

PH O TO G R APH ER

BEAUTY 81

Cigars— Tdbaera* Candlra
Magasln**— Fountain
D riaka— Rand* Irhaa

V EG ETA B LES
ARCAD E M A R K E T
Che sprat In T»we.

N O TICE, I have not
puirbaiod anything for
cash or cradlt since I becam* Mr*. 0. A. F.—
Ilantavltlo &lt;Ala) paper.

If It ls about Muiaal
th« only way saoma.ta,
to t*U It to th# aufad
rlnasr—Sprl/igfltM Uplt

WOOD,
HILL LUMBER CO. Zip
Phone 185.

8 «rv lc «.

R. N. NIPPER
Hlgnn. Phone 803.

W llJtnN ’B HARDER 8 It OP

FURNISHINGS
Kapairs— Kaflalahlsg
Uphslairrtng.

sad

PALMER'S
SS-tl Arcade

SAN FO R D S TEA M
PKEHSBRY
|M Dalmatia A vs.
Ralla Ctssnod * l^osbod 5$e
l'aata Cleaned A Creased lie
■Cash and Carry"
Profit* are shaved prhan
Income taxes are fled.—
Winston Knlc'fn* Jnumnl.

S E C O N D H A N D K T0R I

DRUB STORES

m 24 h oarn — 112 8 .

INDkrRNDENT

f*«r. B»*l. HI rar| A Mu s m IIb
|‘rtoffliMlim Whik emr
■
Vl*lf HIP f*II\T •"•F
I i**tr reNhlslH tlrluls*
I I till h lillU rH
&gt;Vr D rlllU I'liwtir

D O T D O P E

Plenty Wood i t Du
The Big Wood Yt
Weal Thlrteefili
Phone I H 4 ,
Hep* th* ship
christened
Cooledfa
cHouse i* run. Va. P&lt;
M A R K E T ^

W.H.LO
let St. Opp. Port
M E A T

S y

f

, J

H U B O W ’fl P L A C E
Pr I ureas Bldg.
Flrat 81.

I0A—POeJlry
T H R E E .V A R IE TIE S
batching
»fg*. 75 cents per vetting. W
A. Dyson, Country club Road,
Phan* fifXf-J.
ii*|,

H ELL CAFR
Rest In Raafaed, Fla.
Dinner ttoe

Ftafc— Cllfktms

lock, Kay and C m Rapalra.

S IG N S

GOOD, .STEADY, man must have
work to ray tsxut. Handy with
tools; drives truck) farms. Box It,
W.. Herald.

R E N T: Furnished five room
re. S00 l.surel Avenue. A|ttohertk* Grocery Rtorr.

CLOSE IN. Throw i^lce •connecting
.W u rn lrh m i n o m l l H V r V f f i
ehrhr-bath amt gnriTF. $7.50 fu r
month. Apply 317 Palmetto Ave.

Sargon Triumphs

Al Irn f.rlir-k on tTrlnrklaf
nii-Mill-a. Mairb |l|k, 1*11, a«sl*4
M-l* WO '•* rrrrfwB-fSr fsrnlahv
imr and lulalllt.* let arkiwl.au/
lllibtnili rhalrk, Alt Md* miial ha
•rr&gt;,ni|u,i,lr)l l-v * rrrllflr.l rhi.k Is
lh» rum nf yifl) Hollar* (II* SSI
Inti j-MfrrrrU fn T. W Two Inn,
kui-t I’ulitlr Inal nil I Inn. Hanfor,l.
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Vrtma Nil-lark and ). V. Nik lark,
hrr kntkand; Jama* (1. Okartis.
with pawrr nf Atlarnay from Ihr
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LANCAJrrKK^~N*w Rampahlra, Mar. IB— ( A P ) '— O ok
**uMy today . remalatd Hapri••and by monotanoaa ra'lo* of
drifted snow that fall during
th« southeast otorm Sunday
ptfbt. While faod aupplka ar#
bard cat an f*ara af a abort• » « bava baea allayed. Th*
drift* a n 20 ftat deep. DynaIrytn* to eiaar th* reads. Rurnlta bad to ba wad by i &gt; o r
,*•*7 plow*, putted by to ton
,tractors, wan kalpiaaaly halt*-)
by aol'd walls of *aow.

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b*fara tha Bo.ton
P * r af Comm*it # ha struck
Fat rritlrianu o f th* report
It was antra* that th*
O'* conclusion* and io­
ta tr*ro t tterly at vaotlk tha report.
danJad that tha dry lav gtufUlMXW. aaytax th. tot. I
i aboot $47,000. Ilo
Ibo d'fftreacvs .bait
mainly eonflnad to
I grated for tha r tte fmany wst*. expected
nloelon to find, a way
to oblate liquor with
•w»ro rnragad whoa wa
to do ao.” "
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PLAN
i WAR IS ATTACKED

■W ABim »3TO N, Mar. 12— (A P )
— A sharp- tonfllet of oplnlun
amoop men who woio at the na­
tion’s helm during the World War
dretioped yosterday liefore the
war p t lx 'n cqipmluion orcr plan*
to eCminata profiteering In the
conduct af fotare ha*ttPtle«.
, Newton O. Baker, who, a* teeTOtary af war waa In rharge of
America's mllllaiy e*tahli*hiuenl
daring tb* World War, op|ion-.&lt;it
the Bdrach plan for Irectiug all
pricaa by piasUUntUl pro lamalion at the outlet of another con­
flict.
This plan wa* propo»c.| by
Bernard M. Baruch wb&gt;, u* chair­
man of tha war indlratiles heard,
moUUaad American industry.
. B*k#r aaid Baruch’s phut would
b« “unwiw^t h»d recommended Inotyad.a ^yilom of “ prVe &lt;o«in&gt;l
.through haal*fkklp" under whlrh
.prfre* would bo gradually fltr-i
pft#r e inference* with Indu.tral
leader*, a* wa* dune in HUM.
The remainder dt llaiuih'* plan,
controlling Par prulll* by
fixing rather than by draftSki aad-labor. Urns radar. ■
ad * k * by l a u a r i

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ifromtbahfmWr*. botku

Mr*..Mor**'* appfarance on the
I program, which « h under th# d'mttea af Kiwwnlan Jo, L.' Mara^tett#, occupied I nujar port lea
|Of. tho day'# basin#** had aarlat
4 * . A discussion of Klwairap
Seoat actlv1tf*s( and tha pr*
" r of triiitor# ^ faoetltnted
M jM
other Item* ah the pro
N ew
H. Ntokl*?,' N. J-, direr tor of th*
Company #ip#rimeni
MW. McKladlate pa»t president af
mi Klwanla Club, worn
to tb# gathering JaM
abort talks. J. M. «tlaor.'pb*r
i a riohor at th* luncheon,
Mlaudance i f I t m
cant
►ported, aad tha nwwtlng waa
tha dlrerUaa * f XlwaaJga

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&gt;Woman Dies In
iToObtain
Of Gandhi
IAD , India, Mar. IS.
(Urioua daaira by Ahto pah Mahatma
in
*
-fr »~
| Mho re betng perl
SB relating.
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Inquiries Into Scan­
dals Cover W kleV *
riety Of Corroptten
In Public Positions

Pedm l,'stale and eity uHWal*.
on a four-year hunt fur corruption,
hare reached Into many depart
ment* of the city rovorament, in­
to tho court*. Into lh« |&gt;oltc* U«
part ment. the district attorney’*
Office, the *tat#’« mach'nory loc
sup#ivising htnklhg.
M v » r Jama# J. WaUter, now on
kla way to Callfom a for
mortk'* vacation, said Iwfor#
leaving: "I want to get away front
gll Ikrsc invait'gallon*.'’
’ It* has been criticised by Rabbi
Stephen S. Wise and other publ'c
personage*. An Indignation mare
meeting ii be'ng promoted. Oppo.
pent* o f tho city admlnUtrel'on
are trying to get the *tato to in­
terrene.
.
Politician* are carefully walrh
teg three of the current Inqulrkx
on the theory tpdt one of them
may produce a 'cnnd dal* for gurMitor.'
These three ar* th* inquiry In­
to ch&gt;rg»* of mltfetsanc* ngain■t Uhtr'et Attorney ‘Thom** C. T.
Crain; tb* inquiry Into th* cineIng of th# Bark o f United Ktalre,
and the inrretlgnlion Into-Irregu­
larities In the magistral#*' court*
rahnlna all tha. w*y from the
framing of women.on vkca charge*
to p'rayun# graftiag In ball hand*.
Th* I'rnln rare ha* a preulUr
political background. Before th*
clertkin in 1*21) In wMrh Crate and
Walktr were t'cket-mat**. T*mmkny hall had toread it* hack on
-alihr *Utesiwan’* — Alfred R.
Bmltk.

th* M
*ld

Isy-Hlnd'- h*d 'Matted Jol
Carry lender, Tkit had reared #owsldrrebl* to-do. AMI- Tammany
newspapers printed obituaries of
the |1t»w Tsmmanny," that I*. U»o
govern n# Ternmany e f At
8nritb. and they prephwled that
the hall waa headed, hack to the
pottele* ef Richard P.,0rahsr who
landIy admitted, "Pni
working
blandly
fiar my own patket all lbs tlmo."
To ytUI &gt;11 tV * critic lam, Crate,
Justice s f tho supreme court, a
DALLAS. Texas, Mar. 12 - while haired gquUaewan of 717 an-1
(A P ) — Eddl* Barr, reporter for untouchable &gt;llrntty, aa* put on
(ContinscM on page *ls)
The Delia. Dispatch, waa fifed
.
1100 and irnl to jail for contempt
yesterday when he refused to tell
the grind jury hi* source of In­
formation for a story that C. J.
Coder aml-Lead*-Hurst. f oaimii V r i------ •—
,*
'
alit organiser*, were kidnaped anl
flogged last week.
" I rarit betray a confidence"
NEW YORK, Mar. I2 ^ -(A H | the reporter told District Judg.t
Grover Adam*. Th* Jodi* then le­ The operator of the Central Dark
Holomon.
wa*
vied th* fine and ordered Barr to Casino, Kidney
II.
/all until he should answer ques­ named yesterday by Joseph
Whitehead of Attest*, a* one of
tion*.
Codtr and llurst have not been lb* many reason* why he broke his
tested since their reported ah- tngagrm*nt with Annette M. Ilrmy
daction from the steps e f tha City who has brought a broach of
p week ago Immediately af- promise suit agalMt him for
’
khe'r relrara from jail. Georg* 6600,000,
Wh Irhtad amended hi* answer
Edvard*, attorney for the
w ld he we* kidnaped at lk« I* the chaigw* by nambig Sol mum.
lima but released unharmed In a previous answer he had menafter being warned not to reprt- tiomd "H. S. 8." a* Ida rival fur
sent Communists.
Mb* Brace's love.
Th* answer filed yesterday with
lb* pstrulasten ef Supreme Court
Justir* McCoyk, charged that Mi**
Urary and Solomon had been quite
friendly, that Hotauam often visit­
• WASHINGTON, Mar. I f - ( A P ) ed the woman's apartment
anl
reJiftfca Peyton Gordon denied n stayed lata. .
.
motion for a directed verdict of
Whitehead charged that Mil*
Ittii &lt;»r r a u e nt Wr Heitlmn. Dragrrra
enagrr
f/nqer Itliruar* euttgrt Asman rlmr
wer# at Atlantic City f i r a week
ged with possession o f Itquyr.
together arvl that white h*. Whi'oTim defense contended the krad, mid Ike
bill*,
Sob.nun
ileu h*d felled complrtriy spent'mere I'm* la the Brai-y
out a rare and that tho nl'srtnwnt than he did.
break rclird la Den1
..
oftra ten th, ft., -r na
lhan two years which IK* Ur*i,
In i j f ' apartment wa*
not under control of the teealil by Uu fla Bht
g
etc valor,
It aha attarked
tha thaamsmted answer sUtrd, white
sf I'quar
* « te ra ^ 'n * on tb*

, &lt;pt*Wrf: and t 'u a
M n M. Ilmxork of iba
I a UU
■" (bid county Navy, all o f whom were elosrly
t tho poop pad woody wh'rh connect ad with tho problem dur.
(Coutteood Oa Pago Ills)
bar a i f i r i , rote
*
. U» Intoroat-awabaaln* ‘ reaumt
-.*•»* arcaapll*hod daHet tha

EmpIoymentRevi
Improvement S i« i»

NEW YOIIK. Mar. 12— (A P ) —
New York’* title,
•tyle.
-tha c ly of Invollg
hara
Inquiries Into op
fait
‘
o thick

anu -prohibition Baker Avers Bernard
th*
Baruch’s P reposal
t, f f l a ^iba report
Wouldn’t
Be Wise
a lB w n t a af the
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SANFORD, FLORID/

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Reporter On Texas
Paper Sent Up For
Contempt Of Court

WASHINGTON, Mar. 12 —
( A l ’ | — Secretary Doak today
re port *d than- hafbarn a gen­
eral incres.r In tb« volume « f
ladastrial employment during
February. II* «atd lb* inenaaw
rent lltn led -th# f r i t saUrf**tacy ladlca lon of a i
at
ward trend since
ket collapsed « |

NEWS GA'
AGENCY WILL

■ Friday fair ami wares**.

LY NEWSPAPER
i ii a y T m a r c h

is .

IM1

GES IS
ARRAIGNED ON
10VE COUNT
charge Involves His
Alleged Patronage
OfBazaar WhcreHe
ObtainedYoung Girl
BAN DIEGO, Calif., Mar. 1 2 (A t ’ l- F n r the strand lira* It twn
Alexander Pantage*. mil• vardaville magnate, wa*
rtalanm) jr-vtrrdny on a criminal

ressive Opinion S een
nst D ry Law R e p e a l
hout G o o d Substitute
WASHINGTON. Mur. I
(AIM
— Tho
- - prahlbitt it **ue * * * *n&gt;
Jeittd life lh* pregra.siv# confrranre laat night when Charies A.
Beard, hUterian. .a'd in an addr»** that “ tregrT.-tv.. opinion U
» blantrt rrinal of lit"
against any
Eighteenth Amendment which doe*
m.t substitute n iHhmiil tyslent
of public. control over the manu­
facture onjl -aali' i-f nkohol.”
Beard bnwglit up pnililldiion In
reply to qacetinn- priiponnilnl tn
tie ronfarrtM-e by Senator Wat­
son of. Igdiau*. t h » Republican
ltader.
' n

t « r .h-wteSn^ana* .Vonn
T t
ing proklkHtehtev * -red herring
forkings
. . . .
mijHili*. prominent San lllego re«l Jrlv* th* peopl* of the Unded
ated Pr
Press Ofrerea mf#tr man. surrende ei to m '&lt;* State* n ff the tusln trait. It mav
I ' l l wrtc arraigned on chare*« of h* freed.” Beard aibled.
On Saturday’s
grtnplb-lty In patrovage nfthcl.o«
lie nnphaslted hi* re-ply wa*
‘ ngvle* ''love tiaiaa.” from which
NEW \*ORK Mar. I 2 . - ( A P ) ^
allegedly we r pro tired for
The Associated l'ree* In action,
ml parti** ef wealthy mrn.
will h* brought wdh’n the bear-' , „ . __
.
.
,
ir.g ol th. nation S.tu.day nlghf ’
t ^ t t i ^
through th.
medium of
radio f® ° b* “
&lt;"
broadra.t nr.
. L ‘ n of k* vir* att»«k»J Kunlr*
tingle, young dancer. In Augu«L
With mlcrai hoi.ti inttaued In I'.tJ-j. na* rsleisril in 9tb,lM)U
I k general new* rami of the New
and Mills ga'ncd frv.ibim
Yutk heaiquaitrre and w.th ah
.000 ball.
l.nun era talking uniid a Inisy
I’rrllmlrary hearing for l*en
staff and n background of n it**
lagrs. Mills and Jegs* Shreve,
g*non.ted I y high speed automatic
W-rs’tby
Man Diegan arrr«ted
telegraph machine*, th* listen ng
Tu.siay rn similar charges, was
audience will i&gt;* g.ven a graphic
Sot Inr Mar. 30.
,
picture of a *rene in wh.rh ren­
The three wealthy men tugrlh
ter* the news pul** uf th* world.
•r with William Johrlmann, for­
Every big a«w* story, no mat­ mer publicity man and Olive Clark
ter wher* It develop*, flashes &gt;sy, wrtre named In complaint*
through th* hradquartet*. Two gn-i ssurd by Dlstiict Attorney Whelnounccr* will tell how this raws, tn •• an outgrowth of art Invee
amounting to more than .WT.omi Jtgstlrn of the "tov* ntstt.”
words a day, is dim led, gathered
Whslsn charged Jo’uelmnnn and
and sprednl to th* 1900 member
Mis* Day, alleged opcrat-.is nf tho
newi paper* of the As.nctated
lha:t, brought llr lr n l.lving*ton,
Praia thtouibout th*
wretara 16. here fn nr I. &gt;, Argsb-s test
hemisphere and through Its alli­ Oct. 30 with the a*slstan-e of
ance* to virtually every dally
Mill* and that the girl was paid
newspaper in th* eastera hernia* by Shrove for acting si rsatagr*’
pheic.
’companion nt a hots!. A second
Kent ti &gt;«per, general manager complaint charged Mill*, Hhrevc,
o f the Associated I’ teii, will make JobeluMMin * 'd th* women with
short add res* explaining
the bringing l.ydia Nllto, III, here,
purpose* ami wotk ol the n«w*
Conspirary tv violate and nrgathering »**oc'otlon. Th* broad- trial violation of the JuvnnU* court
rust, listed aa “ •o top of th*
kargod .egatesV aU
arranged (
feeperation af
if th*
th*'Natl
J ' W . 1 Var r#in
a*ling company and l‘» pres I
mari. aayteg ths
I! If. Ayl**wurth, who will Ii
Jost
• I ddtrt"
t r l" dug up by
dure Cooper.
lutes ts hurt kls appeal In tha
Th* program wtll go over th* 1‘rirgle case. Kantsgrs came here
eomelned networks o f the tha n from Ague Calient* wher* h« ha*
Inrludit.g WEAK and WJX, and been reeling.
avery* available *U|iun fropi roast
The theater magnate was con­
t« roast. It will start at 7:.1U p. m. victed late In
of assaulting
»nJ runtlnu* half an hour.
Mlsa Cringle, len Angeles univer­
Immedtalrty following I 'Mprf. sity student, and waa sentrncrJ
Aauounrtr* Misorgv Hick*
and to from ana to BO year* .In thg
James Walliagton will begin thr!r penitentiary.. Ila appealed
on
tour of the news ruom of bu*y edi­ grounds h* was tb* victim of a
tors, reporters, and operators eon from* up.
rvntratln^ every effort upon ac» urate and speedy gathering and

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of prugtess'vf opinion" I* again*',
th* government undertaking own
eishlp and operation e f.llm rollways but lie in.lstcd that the gov
emmet.I must prnvble for ct»-onli
nat'on of traffic and for tretiuonil-’lest govirnment owmcrghlp tie tic
mandrel.
lie added progressive opinion Iagainst ••wlmleavle iiultopol an*
lion” e f electrical pjvvor bu»lnr».
hr raid however,‘•prrerreaalve* do
nmnd that the feleral *n.l »lnl«gi.vrrnm.nl. 'nvlrl on lirincirleof "pruil.-nt Investment In capl
Imitation, the eltmlnit uW-OtAttH
i « g , l ) .r e , 1.^^ ; ^ mt-ittA p -cemm'rsii.n* Yo tn forr* th fU r
rraiw cllrg fa ir return*." II* abo.
d&lt; mended "elimination o f corrup­
tion and und.r cover prugngsnda
by the util ty Intcrevls.”
Dlsrus-ing thr ta riff en farm
rnsiu.-ta, l,.**r.l said when Amor
kan farmer* are lit competition
w ith foreign fat liter* “ ttu-y tbuul.l
have Ike kind o f prot.-cll.n that
man-ifacturer* item*ml."
He apposed aholU'tm o f the
faim l«.ant bnl **ktid for ro-vrdinatlon o f tho agrlrultural fun-­
Don* o f the federal gavcrnmci t.
II* a* Id progres«lvc op’ltlen is «•
gated t itrestrlcte.1 Immigration.
Answering the question wlmther
Ru«*in should In* r*c«Enl*fd, Rrortl
said,
"M ost
progressive*
will

not hi* psrronal np'nlnn "hut that
an*wrr&gt; a* I find them written In
the progressive opinion of I1•ounlry.**
Kenalor Cult n&lt; teimr.l
tb«
Watson Utter and the recant
rtu(riu*nt* af rhaltman Kes* of
th* Republican National t’omifiltte* and uf James Krancla llurke.
counsel of the Hi p'lhllraji NnlIonel Cnmm’ltee, ” |i|op*pwi&gt;ds.”
“ All o f them," «*M Cutting "artypical o f lb.- propaganda to tm
lived among the voters in divvit
kI tret lion from I he vulusble tbintp.
which tho-e non think ths rowdtiuhifoss « i r r t f Tilth th r
ferenre might nrfomplish.’'
- Replying to .dh.-r ip.eslions by
Wataor, Heard rabl "tb * weight

ilVolin*

lul.hrel Jurist. Jvhn llaisrtt Moor*
that Russia should b* recognised.

MRS. SPEER WINS D. A. R. MEETING IS
GOLF TITLE WITH HELD FOR THREE
DECISIVE VICTORY DAYS IN DELAND
Defeats Mrs.LeRoy In Mrs. JohnG. Leonardy
Presides A t 29th
GamePlayedln Bad
State Conference
Weather Conditions
Wilh Mtw. John II. Uimardy,
By I’ KTKM HCIIAAL
Exhibiting much nf the cansi* stag* regent, prre'.dlng, lit# tweqtank Jarvn which. *#:n*d for hsr ty-ninth rlate tonvclitiun ot tha

LONG ILLNESS
Youthful And Popul
Member OfLawl
ternity Of Sanfot
Succumbs At Noon
Death today closed tha^
pntmlglng career of W cym an^j
E. White, one of the tnoatvy
prominent and popular you n *.^
’ ihe*tnrld profea- *
p in t fiv e yearn ju d g e oT; t h e ; ’1
Wtinlclpnl Court. -M r. W h ito ,.
died ut hln MellonriM*' *
nue homo a t 12:83 !* M., n f* - ,
ter a lingering lllneu uf many
months’ duration.
A resident of Sanfonl slneb'.
1023, Mr..-White ha* been in thr ,
public ry* vuntlnually, either a , ' ,
a prsciiring attorney or as city ‘
m*nv flt y Gommksionani, and up,
JuJge. He had.seen *erv!e# under,to the lime hi* fatal illnesg b e -,'’-!
gwu, ha had been in attendant* a t , .V
every session of flt y llourt acti­
vities.
‘ Mr. White was twin In Mylvanln.v-.
Os., Mar. « l , 1M00, and was one at ' j
several children. Ills *srly eduea-*&lt;
lion was received In publk school*..-5:
la that city, and having a daa're
tn ctnultta hi* father'* rrefaaaleh,^
he ileekkd tw-study for the ‘
8. reral years’ expcrlenc* gaload.l
In partncrahlp with his fetharj
gave him th* confld*n/&gt;
new fields, and h# tarn# to 8#n-!
.ford In ths tell af 11)22, to ” *
corn.- ss.oeiato.1 as a mrtnbar. ■
the K m l R.-Wilson law firm.
In Octotwr t f that ykar he opea-r
#.1 hi* own o/firw, and. by hi*
rintird *n.x-au a* a prsctkte
turney In local court#,' b#
drew th# attrntbm nf member*
tha City Oomnds item IIU d *
connections advaitcad with
baslneaa connections, snd bt
long h* was promlnratlr Id
fled with ovary fvrwartl a
m*wt begun ta th# Otty.

’City Ollf Championship title for •vrn'ng at Slriasn DUlvrtw'ly, J»mrs tf. Sharon to rm tn#;'
plrad tend of BchatU Malpag^j
mil. Mr*. ' Vivian A. Mpeer Dr l.s lid. lo hear official arrctlnta county
Judge,'.Mr. While w*a 1

t’omm'aatoncra,
•linked ont a clcnti-cul six snd ftom th* City
IN.Intnl to Mr. Sharon’s post-’
five victory over he- opponent. hah offbrrs in the nattenal so­
cl y Judge, «ff*ctlv* Feb.’ J,
Mis. L coi. I.cltoy yesterday af- ciety, and aililresacw by Dr, l.'nlie Is anrvtred by hla w
tnnoon. In a inatrh play.il un­ roln H u llo, president of. Hlitrun
n . Marts.White; tw »
der slightly e d tcrv wrathn con- University, amt fo b Walter
►
*.
ry.
eyman
K. White, Jr.,
ditlnn* which hsd a distinct f o r t e l t
nsh Whit#} his parents, Mr.
boarlrg upon Ilia brand nr play
' More lhan IHl visd ng dcleg»ti*, Mr*. II. R. Wh'te; threw
nf bopi th* &lt;-ome«lante.
rrpirscnling all section* of Kbit- W . Harold White, Htacy E.
Mis. Npctr'* right t» the till* ids wer. »n hand for the opening amt JI..R. White, Jr., and on* itswas ntver In daulrt, although hsr rxerttiaes. On* honorary slat* re­ let, M ill C irri* White, all ut
oppunent, after a told sttrt whkh gent, II state officer*, twn nn- Sanford. ,
saw hsr lopping her drive* s l­ tiiin.il otfb-rr# and **varal out-ofIIU body, occompan’*.! by m#ii
im «l conHuuilly, mud.- u gain., slatr mrnvicra of Jhr s.K-ltiy wr a Iwy* uf hi* family, will ha tak
come-back toward the *n I . f the pirrent, and fully 1X6 Women vrer* to hl( old bom* la Mylvanla 16
flret rlnc Iter drives vrrr* for Ci|rertad to be present Iwtorr tb# morrow. Kunersl services wilt
thr nivSt pari alrslght altd ttur, m&lt; cling closed this afternoon.
hold there Saturdry, with th#r
nnd a shot (Cron the rough or a
Mrs. H. I’ulcaton, virv-.egent of Hsv. II. J. Arnett, of th# 61ot)|
***tnr in cnarno * f th* or*-- s*.
trap wa* almost r napl-uou, by
the Mull'* llarrteon Chapter, li-ail- •tint Church, offklatlng.
It, absen..- a, far a. hrr play
rd a large d#legalbm of liaal w.».
ntemlrer* of the staff will I * mras*
WASHINGTON, Msr. 1 2 - 1AIM as* conrrrmd. Effortless
tn.vi who war# at yesterday’# sewU r v ir «e l a* they are at
work I
invesllgariog characterised her cv. ry play, and •I. n. Mile also arl.il a* recent in
with the new* developing at the — A congressional
while
she
cxprrssrd
hcrarlf
*«
time of the I rusdr**t. A* *hr story of "th* whole Hold of public util!- displeased with hci putting, th* the *h*ene* of Mrs. A. II. I’cl.rof thl* task unfubls, iheie will I'e*" was itemamlrd y.-»|rnl*y j f nianntr In whlrh tit* attacked sun, who was unaulr ti. be pteent
tintII imlay wht-o she gsv* a c &gt;mb# review* o f important happen­ Hrpr.srnts.tl.i- itayburil of Texa«, each problem left no doubt
ings of recent years, giving th* a tanking Democrat of the Hou*« tn hrr wurlh In n giu.dling 1 1.-1•• iipi.it nf the work .lune by
the local chapter tlgriag the pa#7
radio I alerters n picture of huw interstate commsrv* rnmm'ltre.
match,
VALDOSTA. 0a.. Mor. 12.''
In n stat.-iii.-nl Inserted In th*
yrar. Other Manfont womtn prrsth* event* wer* covered.
Mrs, to Hoy. display mg a -light
CAI'I—Allan Wastharry wa*
Cotigretsiunal Hecot.l, the Tessn
rfd werei Mis. It. 1). Ga-wcll, Mrs.
ttnerd yesterday hy Judge
ncivi.uincs whkh wur, off a*
sn'd a winj.irity of the romrailte*
W. P. Ktelds, past regent, Mr*. J.
m*s In 1.1Wrub's superior rotirt fl
the gam.- ■dvan.rel, found her­
advamled an inquiry *iiglUr to
N. Whltner, Miss Alice laidself urablr to corin t n tendency
.'la In the electric chair Apr.
well, Mrs. It. K. Tolar, pssl rathat held in the pa.i .ongres* on
A Jury 1 uesuuy found
W#
h-u.k her dtiviw, iilthmiiilt h-r
ratltood bolding r impnnir*.
*
gent. Mis. W. M. Thigpra, Mis*
appriou-h sb.it. auJ ' putt* were
b#rry guilt)’ of murder. There tU
’’Vnhlabb- and a* *urpH&lt;liig o« nt- re run,1st. ut. Khr app. au&lt;1 In Kannip Riba Munsot., Mia. W. D. no recn.nmt ndatlon foi meiey an
some of the dtvelopinrnte with ber best fnim on Ibr »*v, nth Holden, Mrs. J. II. Menlth, and tho vefdltt aqtematlcatly cirri#
lefatenr* to h ibllng companies u hale, where alter u fin* IT-1 yard Mr*. It. I . Dean.
thu .Irath penally! ’
OKI.AIIOM A CITY, Mar. I I -u th* rail road ,field
„ r . ...............
hsvr been
Yesterday mvrntag th..
del*car y rrrus* thr lak - to land but
When th« venlict was r»^d«{lri|
(A P )—A vigilante yesterday kill- . H„yt,ur„ said, "th* public mn.d i* Ssi yat.lt Irani thr tup, she mis*- gates entered U|mn ths Ir f tint
ihr defendant said ho « a *
ed an und(nlll:ed bank robber n* prepared to better* that no... ur- .1 that 20 yanl potr by Inchet,
(Continued On I’lg * Kig)
Innocent or the crime ax any
h* emerged with pockets .luffed prising anl *en»ational ik-velopgiving Her a
par three far th*
lorn t a ly ." and “ they bat*
with currency from the Kiret Na- meat* would orenr under an inhole. It wa.
the ... ly h&lt; lo sh*
th ird an uin*c*nt man."
llanal bank of llariah, 2U m les rdstlgation af public utHitles.’*
wa* a'.lc ti»eon. v during
tb*
Austin Weulbctry, n*ph«w
«a«t uf here. Th* ro to r's .uinpapfirat nine.
Allen Waatba.ry, recently was t
rarry cg 6260 In silver, . r a n M-». Mpeer took lb , f irst—l o t
vltldl-uf. .murder in runnatl
ed
With tha staying uf W. If. Brf#
hubs brraus* nf superior driving,
. Th* men aiousrd suspirlona of
Ing, Mr*. Bruvk’nlng'a hu
f . r Mrs. la&gt;Usy’s bust efforts s*w
Walter Kijwrll,
the
vigilante,
bar lead In Ibr rough on ra.h
They were killed last August
NEW
OKI.HANK.
Mur.
12
* hen they entered the hank. Sri.,
A survey t&gt;f tho Ink.-* and rlv- drive, Th# third was halv.d wilh
ing a holdup o f a filling alatk
ing a ■h*trun he h d at the corner »»* In Hem’nolr and Volusia rsun- a pair * f *lie». Mrs. loiRny miss­ tA I’ l — Fire lari night thrratrnod
"Or of the celebrated I’natslUi August Wfslherry was glv#Rk
o f tb* bwldiac and waited f &gt;r lb# Ha* having revralel that brrauaa ing aa #|ipyrtuii!iy to win
by
**nttn&lt;*.
rubbers..
( hoc* are epawnlnu la large »un»lii.Ulsgs in ih* Freach quartet)
having .• wctl-ptsyr-d ttiWIr shot
— Three olkars, Hsassfbut
wa*
brought
under
control
h$y«,
J.
A.
Illstk,
deputy
gam*
As one yother appeared »rd
to th# green
re 11intoa trap.
Treves Eiw'n and D. E,
hurried t « an autem dtlle PolseR
rntrabmcr. uf Or lamb., )n t » r - Mrs. Bp*«r had • great SOU yard when near the entire rtty Urw d#- wire IV e ta d in Ike IrifMagpa
paitment
-was
cnac#ntralsd
to
attnounerd that• •—
lb* rloa nf un«r
» booted and I.te r i hi* gun tf T y w^#.-w.vw
w , unr •»»
drive «#
Oa
H« |gtra
this ibole,
of th#
are lo b f tried.
I rn . nl tpread ef th* flamrs.
•hoot, but held hi* fire because a time Tar bottom-tub fm*! Hahinf I 1
of the •ntlfi* inaUh,
There
are
two
l*oa‘allm
build­
.-lumber of persons were In the lie* wvuld be at ni'dnight. Mar. U .
M.. . M|aer look Hu. |..ng fu.
fo urth ings, faring on Jackson Square
r f fire. Th* rob**r started the .ar I'ttw ite f« » net-fishing will »x- *hole
■ orly
■ aft
*• ir- a *hard• putting
•
with M|. D iiiIi Calbadral. They
and sped away.
|Ire un that nigh', although com- dur I whkh tnded la fa. or &gt;d Mr*. were bu ll by the Uaropes* I*un• Th* aomnd r &gt;hbcT lacked out mcrv’al fi.herni.il who with to net. Spier. Op tha abort fifth h'te, lalba ia 16-M), and ar# said tu ba
lb* d*or, aad sewing hi* rompag. • had may do so until Apr. 1.
Mis. Ij-liuy had a great rbaier •h*' first apartment buildings a- , WAPIUNUTON, Mar. 11
•on had
attempt.-.)
. . ^gone,
u s is w
c r - -- - -. ria.k
__ j v . Itisck aa!d that unless the
U rut dowa * three up l-ed, for tr.-le l la Amtrica.
— Allot meal of more
tor i terty. Poilw*|l f1r*t *ud th* I *&gt;«Md ***.on w. re yropc ly ob-er.
|
g , fir*tshot wa* but Eight
rat f,-#t
or It) aparten«ats la tb* 00U ODD for river1 aad
' telT ,,M*
ra$ beginning Saturday there wa* i f t0OT th* rup, whH* M i*. .Sprcr1* renter of th* Iowan bo Id Ieg, whlck in *11 partis of tho
Offtte#* Irak 63000 frunt
tha J
a paagihil ly that irrcpsrahU dam,
f.|| Intolb# fap-lrftis lt«ml
trap.
a 1.1-ek
long, wsfr badly dvml ganci'nefd‘ today hy thd;*
'Iain m s .
to what w!R Mrs. U R o f’i
h shut
AljsBtesaU *
■ged by tho fife which #ri$laat#4 i ariincot.
a re.ord stock of . shout th*
IOoo.oM ' f* r tho t»tra- ...
the rup our* oa th* roof, ,
—
, !
l.s la thr fresh waters af but i. Usd g
i r » a ¥ team
I ram Jackiosnrilla '
dkl*B&gt;i- away,
rarioads of 11
The building) are roual.wred nf torway
rilr.a
ii, sdsB.Mo fer LAk*
from Ib'a
and Volaaia coaatis*. thus rauab
hob- lo h# nn.ng the clly’s most pr'aed His; ml,
State during
creial
f.sh*rm#a ar* l.a'.cl,
xtd CaUdaxhaletwo Rift#
terlr strut!. « * # . Th.y
--onilwg la
• f Colo
Kay West ha/bor go) $61
la hied tb* warning, h# j After
M l
to lb# ptrd pilaripolly by arrtgta.
Brawn,
Ok law ska Hirer $11,606.
f./ag« 81a I
tr. and nogspoyrr folk.
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Federal Probe Into
Casino Operator la! iKSi'r.h’. ' i . " ' "
Public Utilities Is
NamedlnBreachOf ± *'■
rromise Lltiiration i»r' •» "»ur«tng paper*, and»ii.*r Demanded RySolon

Denison Motion For
Acquittal Is Denied

•« J'

M r
t

iC l ! rT -.'-

..Of FamoU* Hi
^ ' Is Dead On
&gt;■* , Mar. 12 Ear rest.
*• r«'/ e d &gt;
of th# ori Ku Klux Ktan died
Re cams here *' from Atlsate
*a$aralytlc .troka.
- bsd.de n *
(.might ut

Offered
M Helief
, IB—( A I’ )
ar* **&lt;1 a
vreriih were
. tk* pregrer^ Ible step*
ophiymcet
a*. On*
l*d a wlain of th*
'■ Instated m
irity/

A l l e n Westbei
Is Sentenced To
For Holdup Kl

Unidentified Bank
Robber Is Killed By
Vigilante's B ul l e t

Net Fishing For Bass
WUI End March 14th

F l a m e s Threaten
Historic Places In
New Orleans Area

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AUotmtnt Made
Rivers And Hi

It*

�' f f k y s i V&gt;' &lt;

i y of U. 8. 0*1

hrmei Friday, after
p*-t

&gt; »°

M i». Croaby.'
S jK
ftcgule. t'hnralwr (
meet'ng * » ' haM-tl
;nK la the C. o f O,
r « ‘ d atlodanco.

fer Midi: BOY B b w s t x

Rfilhi Broa. G
charge of t a i l
IP firm.* : T ja jj
err .*&lt;11*, ttffi
I'tr. ami niHrr
i thi. t’. ir i» &lt;
i tad at U

w*ek*;.trl

The men of tbw
Oiurrh art plan/lot
pier tbl. Tuoatb /or
of the building

abort btttlw*, naeotlrg o rcant of
pat«Ma akewed rrof. Iloalop'a

• t t n '" ’

(C ffUaaad ffaw l^ r a » ! # #
t.ra to.lc'aogr. Ia Uul uowffcM
with a
(r a LaHallo veian. an. OtfMj
. r'nn, and a Tonilac r e f p e j O
Thump* ,a. and Tom B*W wilt a
ai*t Mr. Birr. . , V.' 'f* . *
A I [ 110*111. p » l a * . sedan la I
the neweat ahada o f grain*;- l
Rave* Da Lux# sedan In block, wl
m l wlra whaelaj a Chi

f- l«t*J

i &amp; m m * n -« « .
OaT « h h T ' io&gt; 1*01.......
marhaloMi
, »», .-.llfmau t*. T «u t «*• *! «er«&lt;nla'ht auch day. ta coonfrOor with
fh , free done* wide* b agju at
*:3o o'clock cachiilghrt, wirt»*wr«
o f lha Sanfont-Woeaew# (Sub will
here th an * of b*R hi a t. which
light lanehe. and raft drink* may
ha pun baaed, t, - try ■ &lt; -

In automobile ahrw

a alorr carried In

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r M

SSwfct^'tS! f e S

~wSr*.r , ? £ rH-WriCal.
w rA, WW.JJ
srra srsa
a
ite
t'jpxttt
iMmao^

mother*., Beveral P. T. A. aong*
w w » *ung by (he audlane# after
which a largo * »«• ! food cake wai
id.* Oranga-adt and rake
id by lha h#ata*aea, Mia.
Thompjon

'* a'atar.
r fflD A - T I
I*a*t Young, of
I'taaU r Tnrrall.
apart tha fln t
With Mr. and
tag tha SU Patrick’#
war# all tha daeorallan*
oaroorn whara tha na*at, bald.
tfuantltlra
of
ok and font, arrantdatrhlta and groan color
,«roto onrongod In vaaoa
rlo whlla favor* o f . bouf' th# aama flowara, war*
I |o each of tha mem*
am t wtro: Mra. M. I*,
rm. L. T. Bhopbtld,
HIO, Mra. W. M. MixL Hlta. Mra. I t R.
. A- M* Hatcher,,Mra*
trvm. Mia. H au l M e
Clifford Walker. Mra.
rr; Mr«. C. A. Aider-.
« vlaltsr*r Mra, K ..L
rnekaid, Ala., and Mlaa
HORNBOY HURT
Eqb. C allf, Mar. ,11^-,
l* Rogara Hotnlby, wlfn
it of tha Chlcagr Cabri
d and lhakan - Monday
la eelUaien of her mot nr
machine driven b ( D|
a ataamahlp offltar.
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C h a r i S h o y /in g

G la s s in e W ra p p e d P a ck
l.a r h

Mr. and Mr*. g . I* IlnUhlnaao,
and Mr*. Thompson, of Jacksonvilla, spent loot wark ard with
Heir patent*; Mr. and k
Mia.
ffi.DD.. W.
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1I it a *

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U n w ra p p e d P a c k a g e

Moisture Loss of Cigarethe

ard Kenneth Hyntlalne who act*
ad aa hoit# far Iba occaalon.
Drldge waa enjoyed during lh«
arming' attar which rafraahmantt
wart aarrrd. Mr. and Mra. W. A.
Ilrown war# voted In at raw mam*

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cu rv t

/ '-/j &gt;r s v r &gt; t \

a v v ru g

o f f t fit, p a c k a g e r

O r d in a r y C e llo p h a n e

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Mlaa llarriat Wabeter of- Inter*
Vila, H; H* iP»Ht hat, wark «o
tha gueet t h Mr.
C, U
ftlephena.
' . ’ t • . , fl
; -Mr, ard' Mra.- IIJ'jB. fannall
and -thlldrm, i Cdb/al ’ HoQar*. ond
Klhtl llyatlalha niatMWd to :O r­
lando Thurada* ovehlng, and at&lt;
tinded tha Pair. ’
T
(
■' Mr. ard Mra.. A. It. True, who
have boon apatyllng aoma time In
f{U P»V»r»burg, apaatr* few d ap
with Mr. and. Mra. K. K. Trua,
and Mr. and Mrs. Wm.* Trua, thU
weak‘before leavlhg for M il*.
'Mra. Lovarlrg of Redding, MaW.
and. Mra. Arthur Hull, of S re ret,
Maaa^ daughter at- Mr.*oad Mra.

W rap p ed P a c k a g e

C am el H u m id o r Pc

Cigarattaa lapataM
oaadlllsa have 0

M o tt»iu re-P ro o f C e l*a
it Of Heiirta
i Four AcesI
orman Foster
itis their money, steals their loyel

*

PituhuntbTrwhM
Laboratory Chart
that clgarctlr* la
th e o r d la a r y
wrapped peck***
l**o m oro.ibaa
half ofebair toMl
wn |*f m la thirty
■la)/ aad that oaly
tho.camel llaatldoe Pack d*ll m a
rlgae*t|e* l&lt;V»«u
la petaM coadiiloa

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why. ,
•'
rdrefuny. ir m «h Dnfoiirn* guldri Ui
id .•njoy'n.mt, {*
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*Yrtfeir olid f
l-Tfarhlng

lfy tho tirpn nm*rr curvra oq tW*
_ ^ ‘)ur fl^
ar&lt;tt&lt;w that lM ^ ’lhc,)Jrutrrlloa:»f UiO .

g m m rm v tf

I f i n j i f t llffc r e M t e

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|iHnra C a n it-U t h a t i t U n o .w n r^ d c r t-v«gj
to d ^ .
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u »0 * , F o r ' a d a .
t ib c o m

h o tte r, m o re

bdwoett tht&gt; rich inlldneoa o f a Camel and
amalia from at atale, piry rlgarcUr.'i'g;mK'
ela Junt fdr t.UlayithJr. HdJiWthorn

I sealed'awp-tlfht
M w k w a y W ,

flg TO B A C C O r o M T A N Y , IPtnilaa.

riOM-AHO
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�iblle Instil
18 Tbe,8anf&lt;

undoubtedly want extra copies to
iuKfclatee In other slate*. Air
.coming Into thla office from IndiV
ir their frjenda In otoer parte what

erftte ntanufacturlea and i
ehtirohea. 'our chamber of
oar climate d

to euatoniial

orders
(M m or two that went, o ff at

ta, o o f Ailliona, our

^.hther

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:m»ue*4»nuT,

ie thing* of wbl
tats out

m

jb#l

e m o eta 1
haa yet produced.
qhl I’d he a happy l»d
eallor bora. .

A Move Tpw#

bull Jar a ride later and Dsddy
let tae'slvu Mm the worka—to * et
my band in, ho explained. I used
a ah automatic and while the reVoII woe B’M lIf more than I had
bargained for the effect at the
laceWn* end wp» quite eatUfoctw y. Thee* rope will learn »otV'
day, 1 hope, not' fo l(|te the hep.

.

golden day 111 break ntyiwnd*
elo»e my hooka and wander

If w a w

ire war,

th*n another pele-fsced lad
add mr fle a m up for m».

for a gfnen

f you want ■ men to agroo
you, tell bln y p » think to

to debat*&gt;J

i would be no ware. It la one thing
behind,Uio |inea to order a charge;
h your rtfl* and go over the top, It
Packing for politician# at home or
sppftil of OboB' becoming profiteer#,
hi gjjU ttt o f peArtollem and the Daddy learned th»t Iterry U.
country; It fa'pattiar conducive to Blood wee holding pui un kinder

something of thla

P J M f W

blade ter and

ia about’ reaehed the point
fenl where,'if :yoe haven’t I
|flu, yd9 .H P a perfect ao.

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&gt;:*how.

to

« tr^We" ahoa^jjfUM the

«mtlon*at elL Lel

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ie- man and n
life ttma'a
dying for youi
the privlla
the1rlghL
facturcr of fabrlca, ftlta and
ill by your pleaaufe to at
co all th«.producta whlct
: charta". If the ghvvmfn
ip livea ofxne eat of men,

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A U o m e y -n l-L a w
practice la hfl tbo court
* u slaatius of Abetracla o f lead
I t le* ■g1r*a&lt; aopocW et tea ties.

r tV "

iw &amp; ig flh m iA 1, ' !
plum# $Q|«J

TUK8DAY/ THURSDAY,
KHIDAY
Sanford, Flarida.

2 3 3 = *9 S

,»&lt;|Point Itafl

it' thla roaming
I mV »a wed-off
H&lt;Uy thinks I

is
lock. One cru't u(

I fo ^ M o / m t.h fM e and

iruflclent la
ayx, ’ even

atap in th e d
,'la t I t dacida

' a«le and
• W h ip *
m.Mut ia
every de-

beard, w
■ men ln-

roaaent and eobeteaUfl bc^dM^to
the stole. The srub o f this whald
&gt;U Akta to tliir h M i
!»bi bf tuatlnn, Two

wtVtwa s»cr* rvpaww - Mlrtld hy
•Both of these

menus

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a tprrlhle thing

«b «ra l Dwt,

from the experience and I do not renditions_____ „
deepalr. It’* all in a lifetime, as “ Com (Jr«w|a«-Cooteat^a
ik&gt; my beet to grow more
Will Sunday aaye, and. anyhow,
Very truty -you*
hrer elee could I make euch soft
dough!
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NOTICE.
J; 6. SHARON

•Ixtwn
bt.forced
or men o f forty
balr famllica. Nor cduld an/*ne avoid thla *unl'by the aImple eap*d|eht^of p cfah payment ai
lyth eca M ln th eC lY ffW a r.
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u*e o f tlje word 'junlveraaT. takee on an added
lexicon of the Congreaaloii
ift" mean# to draft i t n f

the"corn, and le t Mr.,
when {on aroTMdjr-i
. jnw.tifne le here wj
era ehoutd ant behln

9V f*r

efficient rpy n*ddr 1st

itcen and th

melancholy day* hate c«fM,,
r nsd'lnt of the yearj.
Income to* I* due. you see,
rell ue&gt;s &gt;eat thla fliar.

w« » , do you-toalJao that you.araJttiBlrxJlie yubfie ffuni AipD. t » MUMPS,"
‘ i.jftM c f uir plans through a and w# were off. Daddy Is hang
. 1 llftrrv the Blind used l » train Inr between life end death.' 01
with-end the;* m e t’dt with u coarse if he cronkx I ’ll take hi.
wlrtwing mctViw (iin fl:o a, nr
strjorii oni o f ‘«,Ur mr, NMU.In*
dau ijed, Dxtjdy nonchalantly lit However, I hoy# Uqpned , *1U'I
a t rjie bomb fuef-nrrd Jus; then
drd aed under’ a lin’i-w t-.qllcts.
Our fnta dragged M hjm tm he car

*i*fortM l»g indlnothing else dooi,

kgs e|s.yjply,V^h,

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�Hthfr-kltd Saturdijr Only

. Vl 11l i m.

o W M H 9 ffi&lt; ¥ 1V. "‘• ■ r«tV

It at DictcM

son
vi.knd jMU

M d Claim ill!1
t Chuieh pill
tVtoek at Um
rlmnalnr, 311
aa, with Mr*.
bur- Mre, A . H. Byrd led in pray­
er.
|
At 1h* mhelaalen o f all boalnm*
Mia. t , M, Marler ewndaeted are.Chapter of aril mnlerta. **frv»hm clt. were
**nr*d by th* fcoataia to the To Il*&gt;w'af! Mr*, i l . H. Lawton. Mr*.
'With Mr* A. U. Byrd. Mm. P. M. W .rl.r,
I Wight a* Mi*. It, |IL..W*ekly, Mr*- Jam**
RWkarda, Mr*. Kd Carraway, Mm.
Gmaim Tewmmnd, Mm. D. RJolnaon. Mr*, fl. S. Telford, Mm.
O. Kaaler, Mr*. Marvin S’fler.

Mia, Kdlth Wllk'naon haa ra*
turned from her home at Xefhla,
AU. and haa rcaumr t her lambing
a't Seminole With School

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Priendt of Mr*. Roy XI. William#
will reirel to learn that bhe la
conrlned to her home e* toiled ruble na with no Job lata tad ho
Aeenue lev.u*. of n fla ta m **
aaa*r« &lt;once**lon« from manufaelurer* altowlnc the atom to trim
Mia* Mtfrie lluddlm'ain and MU* patron* the be»t vain** o f tW
Mary Helen Murat ptaa to laaee year.
tonight for Miami to aptftd the
Thc event mntlrue* far only
week-end v'eltlng frirwU.
on# weak' with numamtla met*
eknndlte and rnUtUlammt fea­
M f«, Jam Ton.nee, who ll.a t- ture* dally.
r ^
teod ng the.Kiurid* Hlata TV I f
Aw- Women *1 T.ll.hem**,
haa
L^ESnURQ — ExtenUe*' hn'iInitiated lain the Kappa Dal

CHINA-6LASS-SILVER
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VtliL PUhCHASE (m of otm
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2 Days Sale

•E W. Vamtr, of MrmphW,
Tran-, It iprndlrf tome time here
.■•dlh hi* brother and *biter-'n-law,
the Rev. and Mm. Carroll Varnrr,
Mairnolia Avenue,
Mr. or I Nr*. W, M. McKinney,
a f Dermnnl. »pertt yitterdiv hero
aa the «ua«ta o f Mr. and * Mr*.
Arthur Itranan at the’r honu on
Maynotia Aveaue.

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Init thl. uuptn and 49e to otrr »tota and rrce(re Lady*. or OrnU«mtn‘a
lAOASCAIl I1IND. Limit two to a rmtrmrr. Non? told to dealer*.— Many
rent tnountlnt* to arUct from In I.ady’a Hctltal’ e lor Ulnnpr or Ornllensan’a
Rlrg*, Guaranteed .0 Yeari. i
ICAI! flF.Mfl lave the aame fiery brlUlanry, the tablr blue-white color, the tame
itlnir, a* th* Krnuln* DIAMONDS c eating 100 U n it at much. MADAGASCAR
not Imitation, but reprraent the utrnmit tklll o f 'modem telenet. Social leader*, milin&lt;l rur lln-tt people keep their tenulne diamond* In vault* and wear MADAOAS*
». they utard all teala. A LEADING DIAMOND EXPERT
OP NEW YO RK
•*1 hier aubjeited Mr :1afa tear Qemt to acid, firt,-yrkt#: and mlatmcopa, and
tee that Mad.tfaarar Gama atand up it (HI p jr cant under all thart diamond t**t*.
3 year written tuar- I
anta* agalnil tnrnUhibf,
lot*
of
hrilllaaey. &lt;r lo*a
o f stone.

LANEY’S DRUG STORE
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Friday and Saturday
1-4 o iff —Cash Only
M cLAUUN, THE JEWELE1ft

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$5.00 Madagascar Rings

m*

C. A. Adama. «ho haa been em *
I md to hit home, ills Park Aoenue, hectuae of lllnma, la able t*'

D : A. IL In Dalaad yeatarday
warn: Mr*. John O. Leonardy,
■tat* rafewL Mm. -Samuel Pule■ton, *S**-n««nt, o f Pallia lUrri•on Chapter, Mr*. H. D. Pa.well.
Mr*. W&lt; P. Field*, pan repent.
Mr*. 3. N. Whitncr, Mu* Alice
h r m - * f the
Caldaell. Mr*. R. E. Tolar, paat
th, Mr*. Lit mirant, Mi*. W. M. Thlfpen, Mira
• » ( will meet
Fannla Reia llunon, Mt*. IV, D.
! Mr*. H. W.
Holden, Mr*. J. II. Mrr.lck. and
a Drive,
nr o f the Kir*l Mr*. R; L. Dean.
. M. N. t’ levrMi** Itooe Varner plan, to leave
meet with Urnormw for Mt. Dor* to- *pen&lt;l
•Hi Palmetto the week-end vbitln# friend*.

A N D THIS gODPON

itr. «rd u,&gt;. J. 'c , W *lnr*ht
rr xniMuacrt) the m trrU f* of
llr it.uphttr, .Annta Lou Br*d1In lrl&lt;&gt;- U 8 i r V ( U m at Da»d. Fla. on, Mar. 8.
Ir. nn,| Mr*. UrLar.a at* mak! their homaat praaent *1 1101
k Avenue. Thr bride hat made
ifmil her home far the pa.l
"tf' I yr*m and a lu m 'll (he
alnulr I f ah Sahoel. The bride-'
lorn h*« barn living here data
ami waa formerly employed
hjf Ixnlrr and McLane, A t pretent
ha la Connertrd with I ha Sinclair
lU f nlny Co,

, « mmrmnral
Ip faurdrd I.
Dlrktun ai

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Th&lt; advice of your
physician is: Keep
out o f doors, in the
open air, bmsth*
deeply; take plenty
o f cxbtdse in the

LUCKIES are
Mr*. Samh H&gt;aaa, will meet wlih
GarrUon, Richmond

mcl/our juruhfw
and fuuv a peri*
odiccheckniponthe
heahhofyourbody.

to your throat
WeportmePt o f the Wo• will be held at 3 o',
fw^rluh um w u .and.'will
|d hy the jegulpr pju-

week’s celebration
of the 331x1 anniversary of the H. H. Dickson
Patrick'• Day-idea mat
it in dec nation* ..aid
nt* eit tl»^ btidfe party
■fay » errn'n* for. t l*
f ihc.8o:lal Depanstalk
lamn’* Club and their
Mra. D. U Harper, Mr*,
mer and Mr*. J. a MRh r f i r drVi flown * la
■freen and white worn
"dfariun about the club

b;1b« laUlt* bona St.
lay Motif*.
Wt Ih* evephif bridge
|ianJo)vd and at a late
I - Ware addt-J and prliI to Mr*. W, I . Cooper
law. Mr*. Cooper wa*
*(d Gndet print fur
T..Compton, who had
^ n oiif the men, waa
it- o f a deck of playIptb prii# w m wrapped
*or and lied with fre e *

caumay
a frw n o ta r rthama,
by thr ho«ta**a*. *»•
ffp.' A. &gt;• Pwiirann.
*1 v n o : Mr. ahd Mr*,
a Mr. and Mr*. Krcd
and Mr*. W. T.
pa*f,.Mm. R. L. Law'.,
ah; C aL Mr. and Mr*.
• Mr, aad Mt*. Ifan y
Jtad Mr*. R. A. fimith,
W- S- D. lllgMayman.

hrJamm-U Murphy,

Eta; a ch.mbrri.in,
tS m m rd C. l^njr.'Dr,
m B»k,r, Mr*. W*l-

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S. E. Ives partnership starts Monday, March
n-Ives in Orlando.*

Deeply

appreciative of the friendship and patron­
age of its clients, especially during the past
year, the store will offer new, wanted fash
ionB at the lowest prices of the year,

the fashion policy
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ill* AI* a* XI ami. « H': .*&gt;nAHA D am ,, T H ih ta lifo o in i
Store buyera. with
Ilia fine co-o|K&gt;ntlon of mhhufactur*
-*
cm who aell u*. have followed theae InatrucUona In pre*

E v e ry o n e kn o w s th at sunshine

paring for the event, "Frcah value* dally, Get BETTER
qualities than we have had-at LQW/EK prlcea. . Huy no

m e lld w s—th a t’s w h y th e "TOA3T1NO" process

''odd lota. no Jobs . . . everything mual bo A 1‘LUS grade

In c lu d e s th e u se o f th e U ltr a V io le t R a y s .
LU C K Y STRIKE—m ad e o f th e finest tobaccos —
th e C re a m o f th e C r o p - T H IN - " IT S TOASTED"
—a h e x tra * s e c r e t h e a tin g p ro c e ss. H a rsh

Neu) groups offered the first day include
Rlocvalau

Drmaa*

:

with

prinird coat*, liU U .

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Pull fMhlunad, All *114

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Irrita nts p re se n t In a ll r a w tobaccos a r e e x ­

slip. of French crr;&gt;a
whh lam trim, tl.BA.
-

pelled b y " T O A S T IN G ." T h e s e Ir r it a n t s a r e
sold to oth ers. T h ey a r e not p re se n t In y o u r

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U.dloM n1. I:’.»S Crwpm

. M. Pap.
irnon, Mr*.
■W. Kwkar,
D. A. titua•p, Mr*. K.

LU CK Y STRIKE. No w o n d e r LUCKIES a r e a lw a y s
k lh d to y o u r th re a t.
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Patrons of the store ere

advance selec-

Ront from Anniversary (

U, March 1 4 * *&gt;

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Your Throat ^ ro f ctlp

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(NBC Chain)
«:4S, Uaelt Aba rad David) 7.
Hrm t ntagf 7:S0, ikaUb: B, Body , . 1
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In • brlak arrlmma#*

t, Morton Downey; 7, Novelty
MM; 7:16,
Ofrbeetra; 7 : « .
penaored prafram; 7:4ft, Daddy
ind Rolto; B, Art Ofllliani; P,
Topic la brief; B:lb, Ilarbenhn].
Sneer.; 8:30, If. V. Kaltenhorn,
Now.; 8:48, Story of Tima, 0, U o
Berra; 0:16, Character tendlne*:
1:90, Dateetlva my.trry; in, J.ulurma Period; 10:90, Uoidrl orhratra; 11:80, Radio Roundup,

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hlmaelf ia belny very p

dc In rvrard t» Ma 1*11 t:
.U ta4 &lt;ha

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(KBC Ca.ln)
.' BtifL.TtplM ,1# hr'ef:

t fallbeeb, Sam Davia .\ h a lf and

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4114—WSM - « «
7. Plan let; -Ntw.; 7:W. Hama at
WJZ; 7:15, Bam* » '
W B AP (1 M bra.); 0:W. Homo ■»
WJZ, 10, Borne a. WKAK; II.
Soma ah WJZ; H i l l . The Jrttorn;
11:90, Orrhe.tr.; Plaabt
&lt;81 — W Bt'N m . IV trm h «r*.-«M

0, EvenHie moWdle.; «:»*. Toy
le. In hrlaf (BBC); 7, An.o. V

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H - . M M k Domett, I860 «.r*lly qtlap
f^ tfrtack waa tha only iMt.r-rnan
t* JR lb® * • " !« ybaterdaR CaptainE .8lCr t t oi hi. Proctor, one nf lb*.
r ' j w t ronalatent tackle, in tha
Wwdh. did nut report fo r ]
[f.r'^Nalthrr team vrna able m m o
w In an hour o f faat p|*|. Ska.
t: Back did ■ «■ • nice pontine and
f Clyde McClellan and Sam D&lt;v!«
broka looaa for aevrral long gain.,
jr .‘.Ornitfa
Blue
Po.lt Ion.
Efrfaad
LE
Willlamaon
^JU chetde
fcT. t
Lea
f^ lu p r a
1X1
Forayth
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C
Knight
5 *nv»m
BO
Aademon
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y,
Norfleet
Qoortjo.r
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Craig
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Dor.rU
l MrCl.l• Lll
Davla

THURSDAY, MABCBT i* ,' 1*11
■ *S *
B «d fc * »* * &lt; Wowa, Muder and
* iU l dlktawa'a Ue«r| 6 :4s, 5 ^ 5 ^ " " S f a e a S L - a ‘ a a
R * « l l . B ja tt; Dantv, Pavrhi and
* * « * proaram; 7:08, Then "jfe.*
Uckay, Flmmoni
n« l and aparfa awbaanMiaanL; I
iT S S * * u*
• 1 J?**. M
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7:18, Style Obeerrer;
. . _ . RWAXC_ ~
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Symphony Or»hentn; B *a .;| U h * * &lt;**
Tf c * « " * ' * * » *
. CUSARW AT10, Match H .
Qunrtrt: «:*&gt;, tlawaPtn Shade*.;, _
u *
J" 1 ■".**“ *"*• ^ T ^ ^ " * * * *
S L ’K-fgi PoJH»i), m M ri vie*f * *T- PCTaWWBO, Haoth l»—
from their «oa4oaa with U»e
itobi,VoS.
&lt; A P &gt; -n . N « Yah
Yaaheco .rfol
IbW ILr.t vk9:1ft. Chiracttr Roadlfifi — CBS, / » « “ ®» ■
* * * * * »pree to Ury of tha aeaatw, Joha Oaden
9:W AutemeUv. prO^tm i I W »
^
H a h n B ra n . 17 a.. 0 bWw t * 1. O r I M UW of t o
R^iUn. C o U e ^ ^ S m " ,
W o * « A a y . Tbe v k U r f «a ve the
“* ‘V
I &gt;.• YaaJk. the U d . t r . | u » to
W . t W ^ ( b - r » a U » r . and aD

l o A l t a i u i v l l U fellaam .

7, A.nev Rudy Vallfe. and Ml orrhe.tn _____

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BW.WO of rtate dapoalU «0 |
in the failure of a wuabar
banU. So far la baa l«tcb*d I
hlly ^
^ n a ,
*r-d agrneie, of tbe Mala n i|
powh ,t WM aotborlaM
«*m m lttart nla.
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Mnllj- he«BfM Jbr B«pnr.

far

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Thrve me. ahoae name,

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tefoie tha romntittea Ibife’

|BC’ &gt;; 10, Dane# 12— (A P I— W all*
Prederlrfc Baaoay, fl|
motored plane, ente
Pbd .« lv o f D'itJit.Jl

ir*i 8, Plrat Hlehlar; B:3n, HiMn
rrcha.tr.; t. Sender.on and CrunH; WOO, O rrtr.tr. mrlodle*; 10,
Opera .eriei, 10:80, Clara, let ami

am

tin

Jeatara, 11.80, prtbrr(r»i.

PftlT'CsSirWwr Glape'o orrhe.- Frature
K iM ailaa, Drayton Bombard,

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VaHee'a orchaatra; 9, Tha Birth* hr*lL*1^ , **Bfw *«; 10: ^ s*m* li t Flardhna: 1:88. Art lia k r. 1B^ ,u e,— MUliw ^ ■mft.tt, on
Sewn:
R. » ; B. agc-iivt boa ” *•« *»N it a
Aar Party.* **&gt;. MtWjr momenta, &gt;i WABO.
W Bittb; 8:47, Waatbm BWewhit; .. .
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l i u i u t h m i ) pot Intaodad » » «
■( ,Cra;
tanar; 10, H. a . Bonn oreheitm;
M M ~ W T I.M t- 4 »
i :Ml s iia Off.
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£ * ;* * *
! K £ 2 r t I ! a* It l* d * « w lalanrratad.
In |1, Rapid (ranall, 1)118. Callo7. Blngert; 7r8e, Ham*
WJZ|
t f f . v - W n W ) ftr b n B IIM
Balkar aad Carl BabbalL:
Naa Oriaa . M l Ml SBB— b ■ •
Dorit* »ta .urver o f l l * a‘*a&lt;

M b u u n rrtra halj w V».*lU.#U.rldiroa adlvi. - Y i f f &amp; f f i &amp; ’s x s s r
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dlhiEO^aAPN PRINTING—TYPING.

BMINOLK COUNTY CREDIT
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Friday^Saturday god Mo^y,March 13th,

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FIN E Q UALI1

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&gt;1 IhatalUd new rafrlgaratiaa

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SPECIAL

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apAtlmcm, Sat B i » t 1
THREE «r four furnlahcd
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»p oak
c.ft ce deck nnd chaircabinet file, both In to o
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Bakery

cnndl* North “ 7 Grown I’apee Fla.

I A. I’. Connelly and Suiya.

park#.

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rial •*■! of Ik* ritra a Ik trt of
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Ik* Mat* *? Fiona*, la aad fo*
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WE HAVE A client who wante la
borrow $3,500.00 on cicgllirit
prat mortgage tecurily, eight pc"*
cent Interest. W » have approvrd
the security. If Intrmted phuno
or.tr* A. re Connelly ami 8«ne.

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OR B E N T: Furni-hod five room
hdwfo. 300 laurel Avenue. AjB
j ‘J abcrt*1 U iw try Store.

CKUSltY LAN US FOR SALE;
Rebdy for c.'lcry crop*.
Per­
W ANTKII TO BUY:
loo tolla
need cvlety bleaching |utprr. 11. fectly drained 5, 10, or mure acres
It. M. rare tlnstd.
N o cash re«|uirrd from tvsponM AN

W A N T K II

for

llawlelgh

For Best Hcrtulla—AdvgrlUu

aible buyer*. Frank I* Frtguaon,

ckeam eby

INSURANCE

CAFR

FLORIST

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DIRECTORY

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Inroiiie ta lc , arc fled,—
Wliialun Salim Journal.

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Phone 4H for appoint1
Flrat NalT. Hank 111
If it li about Mu(‘»oJ
thc only way irtma to
to tell It to the aulM
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DRUG STORES
CAMPBELL* WILLIAMS
DRUG CO.
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NOTICE. I have not
purcha.ed
anything
lor
raidi or rmltt alnce I be*
can"* Mra. (I. A. F.—
Hunt utile (A la) paper.

- VEGETABLES

BEAUTY SIfi
Saaford’a Leading' Be
Shoppe.

Rl) BOW’S PliACK

and Hot Drlnka.

IS yean* Jab Printing in
Hanford.*
HANFORD ^ H I N T ING CO.

qtfiiunrat, prop* rat »r v l « are nine.

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Drlhka—Sandwlehea .

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Snow

EmploymentRev
Improvement

New England Area
.
_ _
LANCASTER, New H u p
•M r., Mar. I t - (A P \ C o o k
« « l t today , remained hnprtrantd by monotonous m'l*» • (
drilled enow th a t foQ during
the e e u tb e .it etorm S .n d ay
night. While food aupplle. are
bard KM all fta re o f a abortaya have hern allayed. The
d rift, are *0 fre t d*ep. DyneIrylag to clear the rood*. Re­
mit* had to be mad by rang*
tary plow*, polled by 20 Ion
tractors, were helpteaaly hailed
by eol d nalla e f taew .

Take.
In Itl
Cohorts
J N . M « r . 12 - &lt; A P )
W k k e n h a m at
th e 1

Inquiries Into S a n ­
dals Cover Wi
riety Of Coi
In Public Posit
NEW YORK. Mar. l * - ( A n —
New York'# title, oaw atyle, l»
-tk a e'ty ef Invert Ig^Joam*
Inquiries Into leandalg* have

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NEWS GA
AGENCY WILL
HEARJ) ON

ressive Opinion Seen !
inst Dry Law R ep ea l
f ARRAIGNED ON
Jthout G ood Substitute
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H O V E COUNT
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WASHINGTON, Mar. U
(A F ) — Secretary Doah';
report ad then- h a f bain a _
.m l Incrvair in the volum e-*f
Industrial employment, during
February, lie &lt;aid the Inertaae
eon. tituir-l "the f r e t aallitgetory Indira inn o f n general irp&gt;
ward trend lin e, the ateek mar-,
ket collapard la

WAR IS ATTACKED

m n &gt; ? t i -p ro W b ltio n B a k e r A v e r s

B e rn a rd

Baruch’s P roposal
Wouldn’t Be Wise
y&gt;
'igedeh before the Beaton
r e f C ftnm err* ha (truck
critic*»«» of the report
It waa untrue that the
aV rencluiloee end reatloim were t Uerty at vawith tha report,
i denied th a t Urn d ry law rtu11410,000, laying the total
w*a about MLOtO. He
the d ’ffrreaeea between
Idual ra porta of th e 11
letmr. - a n d . th e ir cenrlug . m ain l. eonflaed to
•aggeited for the retag-

lb.

• WA81IIM3TON. Mar. U - ( A P )
—A abarp lonflicl ef opinion
among men who w eir a t the notlon’a helm during the World War
developed yeaUrilay Ih-fore the
w ar pyLr’ee ceqtmlaaion oret plan*
to eliminate profiteering In the
conduct ef future hoatlFlIe*.
Newton D. Baker, who, ae »ccre ta ry of w ar, waa in charge of
Anwrira'a mllilary establishment
daring the World W ar, n|&lt;i&gt;oi&lt;-.&lt;«t
the Bdrach plan for freet-ug all
prime by p .u ld e n tb d pro-lamnlion a t tha e u trrt uf another run-

filet.

Thla plan waa propou.l by
Barnard
M. Baruch whs, u chair­
m«ay w eta. eapectad
Mellon to find a way man of tha way In d eitilei beard,
to obtain liquor with moklliied .American induitry.
Baker eald B arurh'i |dan would
were enraged when W*
be "u n w ju ^ tg n f recommended InU do e o .- . • , 1
•
el**d. a ,*y»lein uf " p r'ic r out ml
T h e ____ _ (♦ through -iw abfrhlp" under which
iradturtly flgr-J
l - _ : r t ____T * I » ____
a fte r c in feren ce with lndutlr.nl
I™

fa r e IWfCtOf
JWg*

*•“*&lt;«»*•

B M t, Be waa dune in IIHH.
The rental odor of Baiuch’i plan,
for controlling war prvlite by
fixing rathgr than by draft­
* Hhl aad- labor, waa *nd»r»raad alee by T u Wiyri

fjt&amp; i

Federal, gtale and city official*,
on a four-year hunt for corruption,
bare* reached Into many dnpwrtmrnta of the d ty guvurtment, in­
to the courte. Into the i&gt;ollc» de­
partment. the dietrict attorney'*
Office, the itate'e mach'nery lot
•uperrlalng b'nklhg,
Mayor Jamea J. Walker, now on
hie way to Callfem a f«r a
mortk'e vacation, eetd before
leaving: “1 want to get away fmtn
all three iared'gBtloni.'' * '
lie hae been crltlrieed by Rabbi
Stephen S. Wlec and other publ't
pereonagee. An Indignation u m i
meeting it be'ng promoted. Oppurente of the city admlnUtrat'o»&gt;
are trying to g rt the etnte to In­
tervene.
I'olitiriane are carefully watch­
ing three of the currant Inqulrfei
on the theory that one of them
w ay prudar. a cand date f«r gov­
ernor.
'
'
Three three are the Inquiry In­
to cMrgee of mlefeaeance againat Dlatr’et Attorney Thoma, C. T.
Crain; the Inquiry Into the d o t­
ing of the Bark of Ualted S la te ,
and the laveetlgwllon Into-Irraguteritlee In the mogiatrwte*'. courle
ruhnlng ill tho. way from thv
framing uf women on vice chargee
to p'rayun* grafting la ball bend*.
The Crain race ha* a peeulUr
political background. Before the
election in ! » • in which Crain and
Walker were t'rket-motea, Tam­
many hall had turned IU bark on
the "elder eUtaimen" —Alfred K.

bhiBrig.-fTWC |, y - -gad" had T

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["the pear and needy wVch
«t h er a rfclng ra te of
fpem the yrmmber., bochua#
Interest-awakening reauin*
,w m h accompliah *d durih* th e
-*» year.
^ y •
. '
M r...H o n e'* appearance ow the
p rag m a, which waa under the d rartlcn a f KIwaul in Jo» I - ' Mar•■fUite, ocrgpled • m ajor puriloa
a t tka day'* bwailWi* had aerial
in ^ i a . A dlacuaalon of. Klwan'ap
t a rilritW , and (ha pro­
of vtrilora ien etllu trd
ether ilem i ah the proH. N la il.r. of New
N. J , director of tha
Company expertm rul
. and W.-*K. McKInt r p art preildent af
Klwanla Clab, werw
to the r » Ihr ring a d
talk*. J. M, Btlaar.'phef
a riettar a t tk* laarheon.
eudance e f f f - per *awt
and th e m«atl*g waa
1 th e direction a f XlwaaJ*n
U. M lghleym n. ,
.

m IwI ( f t h t l u k
th . C arry lemlrr. TW» had earned eonNary, all «f whom tram clowly aldcrable te-de. Anti- Tammany
connect id with the problem dm ­ newapupera printed ohitimrie* of
' * (Coat(need Oa P ag . Ilia) w ' the &gt; e w TamBtaany," lh a l la, the
wan governng Tammany a f Al
Smith, had they prwpheeled th a t
the hall waa headed-, hock to tha
Mllrie* af Richard F,.0»wher who
blandly admitted, “ I'm
working
fig- my a u n packet all the tim e."
To alRl all t||ia eritlriam . O a la ,
Ju atk r ef the auprvme rourt. a
PAIXAB. T r u i . J Mar. 12 - while haired gentleman of 70 an-1
dignity, « ae pul en
(AIM —Eddie Barr, reporter for untouchable
.fC oalraue# On p u re alg)

i a m Cwaa*

John M. Haneorh of

Reporter On Texas
Paper Sent Up For
Contempt Of Court

The Dallai Dlipatch, waa flynl
R100 and tent to Jail for rontrmpt
yeaterday when he rafuaed to tell
tbr grand Jury hli a.urc* ef informatleji for a atory that C. J.
Coder and l^oda H unt, Commua lti organiieri, were kidnaped an!
flogged Ian week.
- | can't betray a confidence"
the reporter told Oiatrirt Jutla*
Grover Adam*. Tha Judge than lfv'ad Ih* fine and orderad Batr to
jail until he ehould antwer quc«(Iona.
Coder and H unt bar* not been
legated alnce their reportad ahdaction from tha gtepa ef ,tha City
""
week ago Iramedlately afr relcaec from Jail. George
Edward*, attorney for Ihr
___ . ..Id he wee kidnaped at th«
anma time hut releoaed unharmed
after being warned not In reprvwent t'ommuni.t*.

Woman Dies In
_,._,..ToObtain
PtMe Of Gandhi Denison Motion For

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IT

Acquittal Is Denied

India. Mar. 12.
by Ah-

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- WABIIINGTON, Mar. 12—(A P)
—Ju g lk e tVytoa• Gordon denied an
reeled verdict of
•yd VI Iren l*oo,
Of
f (inner Hltnola c o i g n .......... chargad with jmaaoarinn of Itqayr,
Th* dtfenne conteaded the
*
had failed rom plrirly
l a rasa and that th*
tfu ak re iin l in. I&gt;m’more than vvrn y»*r*
p al ulklrr rout red of the
I) a h a gilacked
ih*
M th^ao p ry d e. of I rjuar

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Famous
Is Dead
Mar. 12 -

Em raat,
a Cor/ade*
ad the asKlu* Kl*« died
r raia* here Ofrom Atlaakh
‘ le .troko.
badi'd* Tha
tonight W

iw

Casino Operator Is
NamedlnBreachOf
Promise Litigation
NEW YORK, Mar. 1 2 . - I A F I T hr operator uf the Central Park
Car Ini', Sidney ' Solomon.
wa«
named yeaterday by Joeeph
II.
Whitehead of A tlagta. aa one of
the many reaauna »hy be broke hla
t ngagrm cnt with Annette H. Ilrnty
who ham brought a bn&lt;o«h of
promlee *ult agalaat him for

$600,0(11

Wh trbead amended hla anaw rr
to the rhaigca by naming Hoi mion.
In a previous atutwer he had nientlom d "S. 8. S." aa h'a rival fur
Mha Bracy’a love.
Th* antw er filed yeaterdai with
the peitaleeion of Supra ne Court
Justice McCoik, rhargeii that Mi«a
Ibrocy end Solomon had been &lt;tuitn
friendly, that Koltpaon oftnr viaited the womaa'a apartm ent a n i
stayed late.
,
.
Wbllehaod charged th at Miia
llracy and lh r "ria'nu ii"i*n«c,r
w e tt *t Atlantic Clip f&gt;r a wrek
tu g tih ar arwl th a t while he. Whi'ohrad, u i d th r
bills,
Sulumon
spent more t'm e la the llracy
•portawrat than k* did.
holOMu o f l f t . I f n 'h r fb&gt; &gt;f oa
whikiv the B raef apartm ent waa
lecatwJ by. ih a ffa 'c h l rlrretu r,
th* atnepdad antw er alatrd , wliil*
j r - 1ng on lb*

^

Offered
[Belief
, IS—(A D
hoar* aad a
W*vllb were
prugrrfblr step*
ptoyment
•a. One
red a . l a ­
in uf the
t**i*t*&lt;l -&lt;n
•rity."

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WASHINGTON, Mur. I * - ( A P )
- T h e prebl
je
;trd late tthe piuBre.idve confer­
Jested
.
,
...
ence laat night »h*n Charts* A.
J ,.
Beard, hlaterian. .«&lt;1 in an ail
v n
d ^ h ^ Y r e g r r c iu. «Pi„(un i.
_
—
__rm
__
aga!nat any blanket rcinnl of tin*
Xlghtreflth Amendment which doe*
nr.t tubftltK te a i»thmal m te n i
of public, rentrol ou t the maM
facture aad ia ale ef nkoh-.iL"
SAN DIEGO. Calif., Mar. 12—
Beard bCM(l&gt;l up prohibition In
*.'(AIM -F o r t i e etcond tlm - lv two reply to tj*eatl&lt;&gt;n« propounded to
" re r, A leiander Pantogra. mil-li e ronferaWee by Senat-r Wat
p n i';e vardeillle magnate, waa etn of Imf'ana. the Republican
" dwalgned -y »k»rday, nn -a, criminal

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w ot* th a n th e

arge Involves His

Alleged Patronage

OfBazaar WnerCHe
Obtained Young Girl

r

_____ __
Workings
Of
w‘
v r * Assoc
ated Press OlTerefl

Th ■ tB/wman ’ wnil lo h n
RIR*. prominent Snn D legu-retl
m flte man. .urrenJe-et In pol!ee
n n H a i t i r d n v ' u M U a ’d wr i* arraigned on r h a n c t of
u n o a iu ra a v H
'•tfn ,p||,-lty In imtmiave oflh*l-o»
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A nm lo "lovr haaaaf" fium which
NEW YORK Mar. »._(A P»-*allegedty we e protured for
The AMoriated l'raaa in nvilqn. »,ek-.nd partle. ef wealthy mrn.
wilt be brmMh, w.th n the h c a M r p , n tir r ,. .-ready under 1100..
b g «l the nailoa hatu.day night- ^
U |, wMlr ry ^ in jr a convic
Urnrugh tbu medium of radio » 1|(1 of h&gt;v)r|r
Kuni,,
brooder-1 n».
‘ rrlnglr. young dancer. In Augutl,
W.th mlcru| h u m f intranet! tn . j lr*v. wa« relevant tn IHWW0
tht general newa ju-tm of the N ew !j^ m|,
M||tm
(rc-dom
Y’ork heaJquariera end w.th an- Itn ,| nooOO ball.
l.o u n rra talking
_ amid o Irnay ! f P
pfrllmlr.
ry heating
br&gt;,
rrllm lrary
for Pan-

s ta ff and a barkgrujnd of n it
tegr*. Mltta and Jeaa# Hhrrvo,
genurMad I y high rpcvd automatic w ia ’thy San Diegnn nireated
telegraph n urhtner, the li*trn.ng T u,»Jay rn »lmllar charge*, waa
audience will oe given a graphic kit for Mar. 90.
,
plciura of a arena in wh rh rrn The three wealthy mrn togeth­
trra the news pulte uf the world. e r with William Jobrlm ann, far­
Every big nvwa stury, no m at­ m er publlrlty man and Olive Clark
te r where It lienlup*, flaehee Day, wire named in complaint*
through the hradquartrre. Two air*, Jatuol by D laliirt A ttorney Whelnouncera wilt tell huw thla news, kn a* an outgrowth or a.-i Inveaamounting to more than M7.0UU J lg itl -n of the "love, m art."
word* a day, la directed, gathered
Whelan charged Jnbelmann and
and a;&lt;teO*d to the 1900 member Ml** Day, alleged * pc rater* of the
newi paper* uf the Aaiurluted nuvtt, brought Helen l-lvkngatun,
P rrie
throughout the weetarn 10, her* f n m I.*, A rgelra laat
hemUphere and through It# alli­ Out. .TO with the a**l*lan'c of
ance* to virtually every daily Mill* and that the girl wa* paid
newspaper in the eaatern hrtni*- by Shrovre for acting e , Pantagra*
rh e tr.
,
*gom|ianlon at a hot*!. A aeeomi
Kent Ccuper, gi-nrraf m anager eurnplaint charged klllla, Hhrtvr,
e f the A**oclated Pie**, will make Jobelnman ard the woman with
• abort addrua* eaplainlrig the hi Inglng Lydia Nllto, HI. her*.
purpoae* and wmk of Ih* ngur* - C m uplrary l i violate and ac­
gathering aeanc'atlon. Th# broad- tu a l violation of th* Juvenile eouit
raat, Hated aa "on top of the
rtud .**ri°»t sU
w o rld ," -« w arranged through
ueepeiatien of the'N ni
iT*J any ryn
aaktlng company' and P a..
m art, paying the
M! If." Ayloawarth, who will 1
T it d p t" dug up
dure Cooper.
t&lt; hurt h it appeal In th*
The program will go over ih* P rirgle cam- Pantagr* came hern
rumolnrd network* uf Ih* cha'a, from AMU t'kUent* w heie he ha*
Inciudlr.g WEAK and WJX, amt been retting.
every available eUJ.un from roaal
The th r a trr m ig ra te wa* cun11 eoait. It will eurt at Trio p. m. Listed late In IFJV of assaulting
aai continue half an hour.
Mils Pringle, lore Angeles unlverImmediately following fiH,|N-r, •alty atudent, and waa aentrnceJ
Aanouncir* Kieorg* Hick.
and to from ono tn M year# In th (
on
Jam ea Wellington will begin their pewl tertiary- H* appealed
tour of tho news room o f b0»y edi­ ground* h* wa* th* victim of a
tor*, report*!*, and uporatui* con- fram e up.
ran tralln g every elfort upon ac-

of prugie»»'vi- opinion" U *gnl«*t
th* government um lrrtaklibt ownetahip *ml uper*tluu e f the rail•e y a but hr inrlatcd llmt the garemmet.I m utt provide fur ro-ordinat'on uf traffic and for r-nnoml-v
leal govt rn men I uvcni-rahlp b* de­
manded.
lie added progriwelve oplnbm Iagain-1 -aholeuvle r.atlopal Mlion" e f elertrlcnl pawer binlnr»*.
hr m id huuevrr, progranalve* demarnl that Hu- fclernl ami elate
guvem m int* n*lrl on principle"
of -'prudent Invmlnlent In enpiVtllaation, the riimbUl!*&gt;n oP atm
T * ^k

ng itnathttMIV aVbVeAMkirlng to
drive th* people of Ih* Un'tr-I
State* o ff the main trail. It mav
b* freed," Beard arbleil.
He itnphaalit-'l bl* reply wa*
not hlv pertonal op'nton “hut that
an»v«rri na I find them w ritten in
th# prcgreaalve oplnlt-n of tS-

Federal Probe Into
Public UttlitieH Ih
Demanded RySolon

Unidentified Bank
Robberlg Kilted By
Vigilante’s Bul l et

,rMiMiivajtim^rt-Ftelijng For Bass
Will End March 11th

JSS'rW

Youthful And Popu!
Member OfLawFni
ternlty Of Sanf
Succumbs At N
D e a th to d a y elo»«d t W
p m m ia ln * c a r w r o f W e y m i n
E . W h ite , o n e o f t h e m o a l
Jiro m in e n t a n d p o p u la r y o u
RH -m b^ra o f t h e le g a l p p *

- ^limrttr

cemm'taion* iA enfor
rrapectlrg fair ralurite." lie aim.
dmiandetl "ellmlnatbnv of corrup­
tion and utultr cover prugaganda
by th# utll ty lnter»«l*.r
liiaruaiing the tariff en fann
rm durta, Inwrel eald when Anwr
lean (atm rra an- fit lompel-tlon
with rurvlgn tainver* "they mould
have the kind of protection' that
mnn-ilacturer* demand."
H r oppoaed ahollt'tin " f 'he
farm Imanl bnt.aakm l for ronrrdination of tin- agricultural fu n lion* uf th* federal gavernmri.l.
He a*Id prugreartv* oi*‘t»1‘,n '» *"
galntl i-ilreatrirtrd Immigration.
Anawrr ng tb r queatlon
R u.-U ahould Ire reeugnl.rd. Beard
an Id. "Mo*l prugrerealve* will
doubt'*** ««»hv with »l»* d'*""gui-hr-l Juri*t. John H ararit Moora
that Ru*»lu rhould he racognlird.

p a a t fiv e y e a r * j u d g e o f t
M u n ic ip a l C o u rt. M r- W h it e
d ie d Ht h la MeUonvIlU) AY»nuu h o m o a t 1 2 :8 3 I*. M ., a f"
ter a lingering lllnev* of many
im.'nth*' duration.
A rreldent of Sanford *'-"*».
kuuniry."
102-1. Mr. White has been In tb«
bVnatnr O nlt'ng letnicd
lh»
public , eye continually, cither a*
TYalaon .letter nnd the recent
ttn(rm»nt* uf rh altm an Feat of
* practicing attorney or *• rity '
manv *Tty Caramlaalwver*. and u p ,
the ILpublKah Natbmal fom m llJudge, lie had.aeen eervic* undafj
tee alid of Jamea Kranela 'UdVVi-.
to the time hl» fatal lllnea* h e - j i |
rounerl of the III p ildlran Nnii«-)lgun. he hid been In attendance a l , . ■;
al C'omm'Ure, "prop*trupda."
every aeealon of Olty t'o u rt aetW -j
"A ll of thenr." -ni l ru ttin g "u n ­
typical of the propagninln tn &lt;hvltle*.
U*rd among the voter* to divert
I Mr. White waa liorn In HylvanWjw
kltrtilien front the valuable thlng-t
Ga , Mar. 21, IU00, and wa* on* o f *
which Ihn-t- inm think th a r-mseveral children. 111* early eduea
ferencu might nccompllah."
tlon wa* rtcalved In public achoal*
Replying to ulhi-r uee-lion. Iiy
In th»t city, and having a dea’ '
W ataor, Heard enkl “Ih* weight
In etnuHle bU father’* prof** "
he decided lu study fur tha
H ivrral y u an ' eaperleneo ga
,’n parinerahlp w ith hla fath er
gav* hint the confiden /) t i 'H v k
new field*, and h« earn* to 8*
Jnrd -ln the fall of IU23, to
come a* voclatcil aa a mcmboT,
(ho Fred It."Wllaon lave firm, i
i fn Octobvr c f that y**r he o
c&lt;t hi* nun nfffcw, and, by Md «
Untied anevaa* aa a prartlelajA
toitvcy In lucal rourU , ba ■&gt;
drew tbd attention of mrmbera
tha Cltv Oomnviallag. Hi* flfi
ronnection*' advanced vrith &gt;
bnslnims connection*, ami
With hire. John II. l*-on«nly, lung he waa prominently
By PETEK BC'HAAL
*
Kahlbitlng much of the canala- stag* regent, prau'.ding, the twen­ fled with every forward
tank JOrm which- eq n*d fur her ty-ninth atalc coavenlhm nf tha p e n t began in th* CMf.

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MRS. SPEER WINS D. A. R. MEETING LS
GOLF TITLE WITH HELD FOR THREE
DECISIVE VICTORY DAYS IN DELAND
Defeats Mrs.LeRoy In Mrs. JohnG. Leonardy
Game Playedln Bad Presides A t 29th
Weather ConditionH State C o n feren ce

• linked out a tlran-eut six and
five victory over her opponent.
Mia. Leon I Alloy yeaterdey afitinoon, in a match played un­
der allght'.y aril era* weather con­
dition, which had a dWtinrt
b earlig upon th# hiend of play
uf both the cnnleatanla.
Ml*. Speer'* right tn the title
waa ntver lg drirlit, although her
opponent, a ftrr a had sta rt which
MW her tupping her drive* almeat conllgually, made a game
come-back Inward the en I &gt;f the
lran*mla*:on
first rlne. Il*r drive* were ("r
thruughuut the muild.
the must part straight and true,
J. kl. Kendrick, earrutivi- m-wi
,in-l a til'd (fum the rough ur •
id ito r in charge of Ihr new* re ­
tra p »*« nlmnal e ra*pl- umi, by
port tn muin'ng p a p e rs and olher
It, abarii'i- aa far a , her play
metnliera of th r staff will Im- ineo»e
I WASHINGTON, Mar. 1 2 - I A I 'l wa* eonrerned. E ffurtlrr*
larview el aa they are at work
— A rongrca-lunal
iin estlg at'o n rh aiartriU erl ber every play, and
with the news developing al tha uf "the whole (M il »f public ulllt- while ,h r rvpreaacil herself a»
time of th r IruadraM . A* the atory l'*a" wee demamlnl y«-*lrrel*y Jf di*pl*a*e&lt;l with her pulling, the
manner In which rhe alleched
of thl* la*k unfubl*, there will
Keprt-arntative Rayburn uf Tea**,
be reviews uf imp«rian t happen­
each
pr-dilem Irft no &lt;hurU as
• m aking Dynmcrat of the Huuao
to her wrurlh In n gruelling
ing* nf ircrn t year*, giving the
Intorstata com merer cnm m 'ltw .
radio I'etener* a picture uf huw
rnatrh,
In a stalrrm-nt Inwrrted In the
Ih r evrat* were covered.
Mrs. la-ltny, illapla)ilig u -light
Gougraaeli-nal Recur,1, the T eam
iieiv'iitnr-* which wurn "ff »»
ea'd a maj irtty uf 'b e committee the game ailvan.nl, found hev­
advocated an inquiry similar to er If urabt.- In corn-'I n lemWocy
th a t held in the peat &lt;ungrtsa on (&gt;• hook be. drive*, although h -r
railroad holding r mipamea.
approach *h»l, aaJ putt* were
"Valuable and a* •u rp r'iln g na no te ruii,l-li ul- She appealed in
•qta* of the development* with ber best form nn Ihr *evinth
lofarene* In h dd'.ng cumpanlea in bale, wheie alte r „ fine 17b yard
OKLAHOMA CITY, Mar. 12. — (he retim ed field hav« been," car v ,-rruea th r lak - lo bind hut
(A P) -A vigilante yesterday kill- Ki.yhurn .aid, "th# public mind i* 2" yard* Irani Ihr tu p , the nil,*
rd an un'dintlfied hank rohM r aa prepared to In-llev# that Mart •*(- &lt;&gt;l that 20 yard putt by lochc*,
he emerged with pockets stuffed prising uni senralional rh-velup- giving h tr a par tlrre-e fur th*
with currency from th r Flrat Sa- meat* would nreur under an in- hu!e. ft wa* the o ily hi le »h*
tlonal hank of lla n a h , k*u m 'lel vuaHdatlun «f public ullllllea."
wa- able In anm-i during th*
r a il of here. The robot-r'* lunvpan*
(lis t I'll".
— M-a,- Speer luuh Uia filsL IwB
hoi,* beruu*t uf ,uperior driving,
The men aroused *u*pl&lt; I &gt;n* uf
f i r Mrs. la-ltay'* Im -I rffn rta **
W alter Fr)w*ll, the
vigilante,
her land in the roughr on i* rh
• hen the) entered the iwiik. Sela. ,
A survey pf the lake* and rlv- drive. The ^hird waa h alv 'd with
ing a ihotxun he h'd at ih r ru rn rr I era in Sem nnlr and Volusia e.*un- a pair a f rile*. Mrs. LnRny nrl*i
uf th* building and waKod f i r Ih* IlSe having revealeJ that tiecaua* Ing an appfriunlly (a win by
ewbbera.-. .
a
—.
| hqp* are epawalag hi large au
having • well playr.l aibll. *h*t
b^rr, J. A- Black, deputy gars* to th* green r .l| tutu a trap.
A t one robber appeared
hurried to an autnm dtlle E.-lwefl M*iirei«aW*r, uf Orlambi, &gt;e*t#r- Mr*. Rpoer had a g 'r a t !ou yard
: hauled and rale** hU gan !« day aaionilvml that th* t-hw'ng drive on thla hole, one of th t
•hoot, but held hla fir* In-rause a time fa r bnttuin-fl»h net Itahlng 11 -ng, »t e f the gnllrc match.
number uf prreaae werw la the lia* wvuhl tie at ni'-rlnlght. Mar. 14.
Mi*. Speer look tin* l-ng fourth
e f fire. The rubber started Ibe ta r F trm 'ia for rvel-fiahlng will eg- hole nrly a ftrr a hard putting
lire on that night, although com- durl which n a W la (» 'm «f Mraand sped away.
The second r&gt;btter backed out ■nere'al fl«hermrn who wUh to act Sp&lt;rr. Op the sh o rt fifth h ’-l*,
Mr*. Ia-l|oy hod s great ilraie*
Ike ifoar, aad aering hit inmpaW- chad ma&gt; do *•• until Apr. I.
. cut down a three up l ad. for
loa had gone, attem pt,-I a &lt;U*h . Mr. Black oa d th at unl#»a th* t&lt;
for l ^ r t r FarlvreJI flre i and tha closed eeaion w ire plo|i* ly n l i - e f ,|br first shut was hut rul fral
red beginning Haturday (here wo* | from the cup, wh'l* R ig . Spier'*
rubber f»a&gt;Officer* took $9900 fr.rat tha a paagihil ty that irreparable d a m -, f. II into the far-Irft hand trap,
rgvmbl n-vull to what wfH Mr*. lAlloy'g fourtti *h«t »pun
rial* man.
. r
* f th r I up uuce
au r# a re.ord aleck of . about tb#
di*t«n&lt;c away,
, tw-a In Ibe fresh water# of but i &lt; M
carload* af
hub
to b#
Voluala 1 *— He*, thus rauali
from th a
Flat* "
er rial
f.aheruiaw
are ha've
month. *#Orai tu Ih*
to heed the w arning, ha
Af|
of Culoaol
Hruvrn.
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l^aaa f'lllvm
i t V.
•vVn'Bg
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Htetaan
DOIveta'ty.
Oil.am t. to hear n ffria l greeting*
from the City (’omm aalonrr*.
h g h nffl-rr* In th* natlunal *«•
riety, and addteaavw by Dr. I2nruin H ull#), prealdeiil of Sir Iron
ttnlvarsR y. »ml i ‘«L W alter S,
Corhatt.
' More than IK) vlk'trag rlrlegultc,
rrpteeenling all ecrilon* of Flor­
ida wer, on hand for the opening
eaerriaei. One honorary slate re­
gent, II *late officer*, two no­
tional officer* and la te ra l out-of­
state memrer* of th# w c W f we e
prevent, an t fully 124 wumkn wer*
eapreted to b* preaent twfor# th*
meeting eloood thta afternoon.
Ml*. H. I’ulvwtnn, Viee-.rgent of
the Hnll e ItarrH ou Chapter, h*adh i a large delegation of IimmI W;irnivi who wer* at yesterday'# »**•
alrn. Hhr *l*o a rte l a* rrggnt la
the ab*enre of Mr*. A. II. I’clvv*
Min. who wa* unable to be pti-&gt;cnt
un"l tmlay whin *he g * ir a ru n |l r t e irp n rt uf the work dune by
the local chapter dating the pa»t
y rar. Olher Hanford wonw-n prrar nt w rte; Mr*. H. D. Cavwrll, Mr*.
IV. I*. Field*, past regent, Mr*. J.
N. W hllner, Ml**' Allre Cald­
well, Mr*. It. E. Tolar, paal re­
gent, Mr*. W. M. Thigpen, MU*
Fann!# Kvira Munson, Mia. W. D.
Holden, Mia. J. II. Menlck, and
Mr*. K. I . Dean.
Yeaterday nnrntng the
rlrl#ga'r* entered upon thvlr flrat
(Contlnuvd On I'age Slg)

Fl ame s Threaten
Historic Places In
New Orleans ’Area
NEW ORLEANS, Mar. 12 (A F) —Fire la-t night thrraU nod
one of tb r crlrbratad
I'cnlvtUl
Imild eg* In the Fretwh ip a rte r
hat was brought under c u rlrri
when near the entire rity flra dal-iinineni wa* m neentrated to
I re m it spread af the flames.
There are two IW a lli* build­
ing*, faring on Jarkson Square
with Ht. laiuiv Calhadral. They
wer* hu ll by the Baruaess 1‘uniultra in 1240, end e rr arid to ha
‘h a 1 flrat apartm ent bulhllngt *tyrlr.1 la Amarica.
Eight ur IU aparlm eala la tb^
ren ter of th* lower ba'lding, which
a a td -rk long, ware badly d«m«
aged by tha ftp* whUh originated
m the rood(,
t
The hultdlgga are nuiehUred of
ruung the rity'# moat pr'aed hla;
turir .truelurea. T he, era uccaj
plrd pihw ipally by artigta, w rit,
era and aafrapaper M k .
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I ^ G V ti* a ra n *in fUl th*
rlrm) term of SchkU* Malfveo*
roanty Judge,‘Mr. White ura* pointed to Mr. Sharon’* postr l 'r Judge, effective Feb.' I, ,lt)M.
lie Is adtvlved by hla wld^a]
Mr*. Marla Whit*; two abiMfl
Weyman R. W hite, J r , and W*
n th W hite; hi* parent*. Mrv
M r* .'ll. S. W hite; three btfoth
W. Harold White, Stary S. WkUOyf
arut JI..H . While, J r , and on* i.la* '
ter, Ml«i Carrie White, all ot ’
Hanford. ,
,U I
Ills body, acrornpan'ed by mrn|*'«
U r* uf hla family, will be tab
to hie old bom* in Syleanla Id
m o n o # . Funeral aervlrre will b*
hebl there Katurdvy, with tha..
Rav. II. J. A rnett, of the Met! ‘ '
•ll»i Church, officiating,

A l l e n Westbei
Is Sentenced To!
For Holdup Ki
VAIJKJSTA, Ga, Mar.

12.'/

fAIM—Allan Weotberry waa
ttn e rd yeaterday by Judge
maa In l,&gt;Wmloe auper'or rourt ,'i

•'I* In lh« elect it. chair Apr. 1( "
A Jm y lu e e -a y fauml Wa
harry guilt) of murder. Thera wg
no reenmau mlatlnn fur nieiry
th,- virJIct automatically car
Ihu death penalty. '
.
Whun Ih* vrnilct waa r*4&lt;l#i»
ih r drfradaal *ald ho »**•
in norm i of the crime a t any
lo rn la l y ." and "they hav* rag
t h i r d an uinx-enl man."
A ustin W retbctry, nephew ,f
Allen W#elba.ry, recently waa i
vlcted of vturiler la
^ n rih V e e y tn g -b rw ritr
lirt, Mra. Browning'* &lt;hu
They were killed laat Auguat
ing • holdup uf a filling S e l l
Auguat Wgatbetry waa given |
aenti nra.
Three ulhera, l|e « a r
Travca E iw lu and D. L
war* ! • / rtud In the kintgfca.
are to be tried.

Allotment Made
Rivera And Hi
WAHIUNGTON, Mar. t
—Allotnwnt ef mare ( '
000 ooo for rlveH and
bl all )Uirta uf Dm'
aniKt'ncrd ‘ today by th a.
t en tn cn l. AlUgmaaU
t«oo.oai fa r the ta tra
tu r a a v from Jarkiaanrill
mi. gdasjno fo r Lak*
xrd CaWOeahalrha# Ri
Key Waal harbor gwk W
Ok law aka River H M * * .

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lUtrrhlll, M m , left
home* Friday, after W
pait two wmkaiSrtlj

Mi*. &lt;:r»hjr.'
flcgulr. Cham W rjl
mr#t'ng w u h4d*M «
;*K la thr C. of &lt;5. 1
ro il ottniUnco. x ;
4ky‘ MKC b o y g o w a tx
Thr m*n of .» * '
T ilt
watting of t t t I*. Churrh ar» plonrlng
t benefit
ploy lhl» nwat&gt; lo t
of th* building fnad,/ t ala* &lt;•
cmiHltd "Th# M i L
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lion." The data t n f i w SmMuafwd

u n. j . n i «, Mm. &gt;vfc.
if " 4 “ rv
otraiM, the r»f*io|
if aoclalnmatlag UJlM
u a of th , Plrat Bapi * m bald : l u t nlghl
th. Mm M. I*. Kabcr*
rtr tha boalntaa aao' plans -wort made lot

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i . n USatia rolan. an. O a lli
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Thi.mpaiB, and Tom Sett win a
,.*i Mr. Kivc.
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wait arranged In taaaa
rl» while tnfori of bon*
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■ul Kenneth HjmUaiwwwWnnWi w
ed a t hoate far tha oetaalon.
Bridge wae enjoyed during Iht
arming* after whleb refreahmenti
were eerrrd. Mr. and Mm. Wj A,
llrown were voted In ne raw idem*

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proaant were: Mm. M. I*
•Mr*. U T. Bhaphetd,
ft. IUO, Mm. W. M. MU*
i.P . l . HUa. Mra. R. R.

/ r o r c u s n ts a v e ra g e

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fypint hard, Ale., and Ml.*
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BGo'callf, Mar. i f.4,

i; Rogem llotneby, wlfa
it of the Chicago Cube,
4 and ehakrn Monday,
la talHelen df bar motor
machine dtfemi.bg Bl
a ataamahlp officer.
I arreited.
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lavolvtng SpaWi Mid the . Republ.can Catalanlst patty there
had published a declaration « •
pressing Catalonia'* aaplralloa
lot fall aulomony and conaocra_____ • • : v&gt;
t!on 1 1 th l principle e f **H de­
termination. No Inllmatloa of
C o m m is s a r O f W a r t s
any difficultly -* t Barielnna
P o w e rfu l B e c a u s e
had Iwcn received from Spain
today. A dispatch from BsrreO f A b ility T o S w a y
»kna rrca'vod by the Asudated J
H is M e n ’s E m o t io n s
Pir. u made Do mentiun of Par's
« porta that a republic would
, MOSCOW. Mar. t l .—(API —
h* founded In Barcelona. p a r ty
Communist W«*l* and the AwtalInna ha* lonr bran a rente '
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utomobilt
In Complei
Annual Shi
Member, of the Sanfold Auy
mobile Dealer*' Association
I* apomorin* the Iwoatay
mobile *h i« ahlrh opan» In
rlday ifttn
aftenWot
Mtylair Hotel Friday
th il
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at 2:00 o'clock, w#
plrt'ng On.
ed today In rumrlat
ureei* ot
detail, for th, auceei.
. - what
.
will le, In point of rxh.uAf, ,tW
laigerl alto* of it* hind ever h*if
hert.
ITnder the at-nvral loadrr*hlp,of
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YORKISIn Chaises Growing
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PROBED

m Engaged
Plans For
A t Mayfair
Hail) Rvnl, logetht1. with Sale*men I . I',. Ms&gt;. and J . I - I'erk.n*,
will 1 1 ii &gt;tunve of the Kent Mo­
tor ' o . ealtlb t of Graham nod
Willy* Kalght («i». A Model drill
.Will)* Kn'ght w 11 lie the irntral
fratine of that ishrb.t, whUh will
also imlinle a W II)* ■ r rmpv,
ruudi i "7, anil »eieral Grshnm
mo.ii I. in sisr* and *i*lrt*.
| The Marshall Motor* Co. la h lt.
It, nr.ib r the d. reel ion of W. K.
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in wRtWv
le g a lly
pvocum l • »t
h igh
(AIM
a t*, and » t a r i f f pn&gt;_______ ___ _ t
aunrn«*&gt;; th^ U w l s J t ji 4 ? v D l i * t
ti.tiw th. *ho*. lo ba tluo'an ft era
m w e re 'to d a y laid b efo re
ilojr i*njn»lftA A loxondur F«i
Nvw ''C olor lourr nation*
n •er* for - f r a m ^ “ wwmevn-am)
.
au a jp l a a e J t r c a a u m r w ty Hgw
|m eeting o f R epublican a n )
it'^HQvrrrtfhrhead o» t h w t om»,l»*oi.er MulrMM&gt; I
OKI’S, th o n tcr Trmjfmitc. w h o ' '
•
"
in Ui l , crarnt^ Huhk and Mnniuetto tort if ill '»• long-.unnlng Inquiry m l- the -P■tic Independent*.
tire eyi-cali hint feature «i| Ihe eiatbai.of the m ag l.I.et..' v-nirto »«■ ^
' ' » k/
In still fig h tin g conviction o f «
la calling tho meeting to order
flee ilrn r which do**# »*. b day'* Sard .id llirirk Co., evhitdt wli.rh
having attackrd Kuntrc 1'ringW, ,
Stcl n, tha aucalled "dictator,'* Ihe rahlhit on*; uud aor lugetlicr IrOrg will lie in chaigv of Volte A. W Idancer.
urban VonwhlUrv probably I* the enough to * . . ure ea.h other* igat ram&gt;, and B. St. J&lt; hn*. Spurt tnTr % . ! S m murder invemlga- j
*
j S X ' S 1 Jrsie It. Shievc, milllonalMj
moat popular man in the soviet un­ Incltmrnl wrea.har can b«. the «ol&gt; itun-lrr*. ni'idrl A7 not OT. w II Ioi*, includlna private dele.live*, t
.t# question* pro*
*
uV
"
......... J 'n ,r | |j|,* || gJ much, th * com-•Will am JoUtmapn. former P
rW *hl hr He­
ion.
ditlurt.ing Itniurr. lor dkwty pfri** lie oin.landing in that group of have oxlended their *ear»h l.n vvl- tiiit.'niirr mid last night, that: a f 'lk lty agent, kMTCUWo l»»y wsro
lton of tht
Kevently he celebrated hi* fif­ of the show It bring worked out rar•
ilence in several »lale-. IVl.land, Ut an ull hut erlmrttw* week-end. named with P»utsgs* ln the com
with th* raataertlon that U m ’ s r - S e c r e t a r y F o r tieth bl.thday amid a itotnl of
Kdwatil llrrgln*. O'sirted by Ma lie |-awu*hdp* wtie Mrnt lin­ thmi-and. of ihmi declared they plaint .'ssutd by ths district attar* , j
I* smooth fash'rn.
i petty la eraated.
d N e a r l y 2 Y e a r s S u e - lapdatlon. Tall, well-lit.It ami ionA Herald rep u .tr. ntikingRhr Sale-men Fmm*11 Hun', John ed &gt;e»ler*la) In the hojw they would go on cstra duty Saturday n*y.
* •
htar Coot lf»n. Colorado i' , c u m b s T o O p e r a t i o n fidercJ handaumv Irtmt the Hu»- round* of. lire «ev*n aulomoh1!* II in: i s, ami Meade I'ov, » II os- might yieU *oms of thr- »laln wo- night* and Sunday night» hen af­
The inmplaliit and another
.erst. propoaed a tariff pm*'• ( peasant alandpulrrt Vorosh'l jv thaler* who will r.l.pla)
pit
in
ihe
new
frature.
of
•eieral
m.-.n’s
pa*se»«lon*—her
fui
eual
run,
ter wllhoi.t pay •» their hit In charging Shi eve, Mill*, Jotwtmagtt
i which 'amone other, thing,
tie n'nc dp the town.
and a woman with four count* In* .
nALTIMORE~M*r. tl - ( A P | — alia rutriil, hi* blooded hor*u like found that almoat BO car* will Foul i ai&gt; in l*n-«t mlor e"iiiiliina- for 'h»laiHe.
1 -Tor tariff law* to promott
a
Sheridan
and
the
cheer*
that
Oelarllves were working in sev­
crowd the lu^By and l&gt;all'roula of t ion - A Deh|\e I'harton nnd a
The »wlfl mure against rrime voicing a g r i « u the outgrowthJtreph P. Cotton, under*amatory
of atat* for n*«rly two yaatw, dt*d great hint as h# review* hi* troop* tb* hot*l. The While-Jltghlr) man Vlcloi * Cou|ie stand out as the eral rule*, follow mg »lender wrs* mode alliinst Wttllodt OiiliCf t ) he in of the invealtgatlon of on ot*.
|Coatlean alto propoaed s down- at BHO P. M. jr**trrday at Jrhna am sponlanoou*.
Chevrolet lotith, In charge nf reaturr. ol that ishiblt which al&gt;o thread, that might le«d In I'tr *»• u„. |K&gt;|'re frrre a week ago. whep
g :t | mart retently cipvsedla
ltd ravla’oh of Indualrlal iole*
The anuttlng thing atroul the Sr.le.men Tiawlrk, Thompson, llirludr* standard ui »lel. in Iwn Mattln
lh»« hig elitef nfderrd more than 1
Angeles.
Haphlr* Hospital, vihtra h« unIha present law. "WaUon usco
Attorn*) John A. Uadclotf, the g00(l him-.coat, un ratrw
d.rwrnt two opatatlon* In th* eyatml**ar of war la that hu I* nut JdcDunalJ. and Cool*), will con­ and tour door sedans, roadsters
The district alUiruay . cbargfd .
ha bafore ho bacama renal, i
- J . A. U.’* ul Vivian Gnr W . mil duly. It w»* h'a mailer-MTvh* Jntielmann ond Mr*. l&gt;oy, alleged ,
of and syort rouiw-.
last at* w*okt. II* waa M yraia o *otd t*r IMint, not htu he bad any tain fire ut Ilia newest model* VI
l lobhyWL I praam** hi* former
H
it
Hive,
of
the
Seminole
Mo­
(liar)
—
Ihe
man
*he
m'd
*ha
deal
after
clllscnv
had&lt;
begun
t»lk
*|ieetnl mib'.ory nalnlng. Ilut n« a Chevrolet eai*. A .petlal sednn.
operators of th# girl mart brought
jotter* era batter aetUfled with aid,
^ li-y«ar-old ............
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girl hat* from
. f
Setrata y of 8tat« Henry I.. leader of troop* there'* not hi* »|Kj|t cju p r, a f|nrrt ioad*ter, : i tor Co., will dlspla) what will greatly feared- lefusctl fieedoni atsmt oigsinslng vigl'ante*.
It worh In Coneraaa than out. Mr
ton and one-half t i u i l , and a prdiahly tie the rosllirit ia r at irvui jail yestaiday whrn hi* hall
equal in Itusa.a.
Uni d inl. nl the *000 l^l,f* nJ*n ; Ang'rlVs'iaaD CwiVbsr with th# ■*•' 1
lnoat w*ate our time oa thoae a* Stlmton notified that hi* rnlHpeecbmaklng form* a large •perla farlury j&gt;h which w.ll not! the *how, a Cadillac &gt;edan, in a w*&lt; rcduiv I lo BOW, He has cvn- who wrm on rttra dulv Ratonlay, , u „ nt, „f .MUU and that S h r s v * ;'
j r behind th* ptoet*»lon aa hr Is," ieagu*'* condition was rritirab
j |lkM 1h„ gtr|,for acting a .
J spev nl tutor combination. (Illirr tiruled he khrw* nothing of huw night even u-rd lh*!» »wn
' “ U
part of *n army gtnrrul's Job in bo displayed until th# .how Is well
vitUtd
him
Monday
light,
a*
did
forrii teM.
t j.lr f M
(I ’ontlnn-.'.l On Page S li)
lump«nlon &gt;t a hotel. TM-*
h - ene-tlino elient v«a. killed and biles, rhr,- asked no pay for
hi* New York City law partner, liu*tln. The cummiasai of war under way, will hr rshili'.trd.
Insists hr 'hould be fried without or ' * r- . . . . .
, ..
i I sreond
_
complglnt. Involved *not‘
must tie able lo talk lo hi* men
Georg* H. Franklin.
They llknl the lo&lt;.k«
the p«v■ tb*
• foyr.
*
tielnt
,
“ of
° r .,h.*
tq^ogbt ~heia by
Oxygen wa&lt; administered in and thr public at targe, and Ihj
ll.-r Mailers which ivcord.d hut |.JhlURr&gt; denied tha chargsa and
Referee
Scat-urv,
who
had
onrain after hi* conditlcn bream* convincing.
I.-, slaving* where ^ n jo rly liod. , w . |hfy wn., hnmght b -. his'
envied iirrghbuil e* not only in title
itirotl Mor.day night. Mr. Cot­
VoriMhiluvris all uf that.
r.anxl fiom .I* m eight ihirlnk ’ " "'r&gt;
.
“
”
Ihe magUlrMte*' eMirls out aimn.g SPI*
ton'* wife and daughtrr, Ixatel,
He In a t-omniuin*. orator rank­
....
.,u .
hour*’ of BotuiiUynlghJ,
fatuiday nlghl
.Minnrturn, pro»arulor&gt;, law &gt;its the, "gin hoor*'
wtrlau *al4 l.ydta N:llo, alfo
bad horn at hi, b-*lde for week*. ing with th* bast of Ihe apcllami
pellrrnirn,
eape
i*
hi.
mw
'
*
n
'
and
snqthst:
A »o« aim survive*.
timbers. What he says m »o conti*k, iimlv'na l)i*ttitl Attorney ''I'"
Helen l.lvingstafi^.
■gin Pnamed
,...
„
Joaoph I’otler Crllon introdur- via.log that It la sometime* cmllrat-hanJ gUmpe# Rdo r*.
Crain, tn li« rorelurtui t.illnul. In
gerr' making the cuiaptalptr *•
■Mthr-t.'*a le Saaford’a PH. •d lato th* State Dr|«artmrnt a Lurras.iny. Aa a matter of fact,
teifr.ing
with
the
f.rst
nquiry.
gsiu.t
1‘ontogr*
and
Khreye.
Both
•{
Qiarpmac frtiool* roj method of diplomacy p*rha|i* uni- some of hi* a.rong argument* Iasi
Tha Inreatigati m .n!o t'ra’n't
I girl* were ttonspartod h»re from '
&lt;|ur hi irDrMtinnal relation*. Th* year almost got hlmialf and th*
Im* Angeles to m#vt the . rwe«,
B a s i l R a m s e y C h a r f f e d V i c t i m H a d B e e n M I h b *- eomluct uf olfice I* at thr d reelman rfm*** by 8 *n *t*ry Hllm»on gagafnmewt in 0 “p ckl*.''
\kMdwrr-tlltoe— .y / j /J
to **/*«primarily In aa .a«fvt*ory
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Keeping iho eow w aUva-to the
Th» district attorney also U l l '
-ww« dtewr* -in hOwdkng ilaltgrr Ot faeats* Inrsa on |» eonN a t id f t il- B R n k L a W ijiF s in k i F e b r u a r y
1 1 •■ Bewbul y( Is known as an anti*
. h*. InfontiaUuo Indlrtted Ollro
&gt;ond* hod a prputattow aldgrod great pmpagoeda fur U r.
Hotel jaalatday *
Tammany man. fia in hn- .luted
...................
. uf Ksn !!&gt;*&gt;, propriaior o (!lh * love matt.
for frgnkna** ln l*lrrrd»tf&lt;*»1 r*- tiHdaownt.
M
».
I’hrlll*
Smith,
ably laaetown to##U«*.
KNOXVII.IN, Tuv&gt;., Msr. It.
K A *td ita»&gt; . Cat.. Mar. II.
he vViuln wvhomr nn Ini media I* i kCAj t,
„r o,,. -in .Indent, at &gt;l.»d ohldiokd fciW rwrh for tho'
changrt. II* m*t probl**a.erHch
ra *t ) i* r Voroshilov vnundod (AIM J . Basil f&gt;.
ey. u )iiuiig (•' f—
Walter M. Itaynw had
The divapitated and mut 1* and thonnish |untic.
! ths Ftoridu S l 'lr College fur. Wil-1 girt* a mb bad passed un unly W&gt; ;
orra* during hb. tenure of nffiro »u loudly the tuealn o( ‘‘rUfente of
tanker win. tamo
uf Kentucky 1^
,MM,y nf |o.y„r.0M Vliginia I T|„. ll„.,f pl
trial, un out
men. whn made au aiem ge of P |lo each nf lb* gtrlo fur the
with an **»♦ that atlorl^hed ht* tho fother Unit," ond painied ourlr a few )*ara ago fo levrlue pie*
col'eagur*.
- vivid'picture* nf -Imminent In- t ent uf the lloUtoqAJnlon Nation­ llrtKik* uf Ku«t San Ulvgi*. who I amwlli nf ihe revvlat'nri* of the or mute fo; (lie flrat aeuiestcr o f ; refrired to tn coi^tolnl* . b*l*&lt;
Arriegtan, M H l'^ n d a n t .o f
hod
.toil)
mla.lng
.n
e
e
Feb.
I
t,
j
rtslwhlle
stool
plge
u..
Chile
the IttdO-'tt sehimt term, accord-! drown.
Th,. underaecratary rant* |n th*
. f r i a a n schools ta d Mr*. dn|iartmerit with flt year* of high- vooian &gt;b tapitaliatlc arm'vs that al hank ol Knosewiw yrsleiday wo. Bowwd in * builap hailej hag I a iimn, iniulvra S&gt;iln« &gt; |), Tail, m inr to Information Ju.i received I Ibrnlgg*#, at th# Agua (lalii
peasant, and workers throughout o s , under IMi.imsi oond* in leder- mi Camp Kiwin) Mrs* y cte ril*) I pla inln|lie. |ml itman rhuiged from the irK i-liai*1 off r* Tntal1hotel a hero h* ami Mr*, cuniafpt
. U w S l i t . aupeitetendmit of
|r *ue ra.fol Irgal practlr* It*Grammar scboola. They bith h'nd him. a tochgivund which tha union Lagan lo hiard silver, at e*M* rha.King vlclation of Ihr i&gt;f a sheen heuler.
I wl.h perjury in ronnnlion with enr’llruenl for Ihn *eine*t»r num-1 were nrcttpytng a *ulte, denied onf
national IninkliiK law. and live
u'UDwd tho peOgm*
h*a playnl a large part In making hit gre a anJ luod.
•
j knowledge of the ... i ailed Hull/-;
The Sllil vanished while on the ! vler ihargf- piinn-ul.ims, TaA, on la-red li« l slmh ills.
II
cau*r«l
a
hullabaloo
until
thr
.late
caar.
i
liars
mg
fraudulent
lo*' mid* durlkg the pad aeveral nr w job rwtlrr.
H.udent- liaiiug Ihe highest n o I wood "loVf h *l*o r."
M y lu echo il. Deputy Sheriff |the w itm .. .land, denied iiirguoiatarical
Yoroah.lov
and
other
1 1 each of tiu.l uni Isrrvn). ‘
lea n la causing Jha study of «IU"I du not know anything al all:
Make Mason .« d aim uppin oll) laitl e* in hi» rondm-t. A July is rage*. 17 hours oarh, of "A ', am
Unlike many other gnv*rrrn*nt
Arriving hrie f.oiu Jacksonville,
l r n Np to boon* of the outdand- official*, he alway, kept |h* dear leaders weie able lo fats around
1.111inii K im her. Ileljind. Junior; about thl* Inve syndicate, oth er'
aloiul luai w, rka I hesiing Ihr rase.
bgcn dead
de
; tha raitteelunf, and evorest- of hi* office o|&gt;en to all caller*. ami convince the voters tbai things Fla., whrr* lie hwTfcecii &gt;u&gt; ing end tid
Joscphim- Thsrie, Taliahosod, than wh*l I have read tn the po*, I
th S ln mill.lion tu bring de
'i r plaagvre at th* Interest Ilia telephone tang lnrt»*anlly aa wure not qulie that bad.
nrnh r. .'id Ann F.I'xalH'lh Taalr. pel a," a* Id ra*|ag*». "I hav# boan
With h * brother alme ,h«I espltaied both leg. I.mt Man Ut
*
..... ... ■'----. Sanf rrd’a *M r ^ub. ha*e government mile*
Miami, sophomore.
Seven students a tery s'ck man ever ride# mf;'
N*w York . Voroshilov Is «UU uf thr opin­ of Ihe llntston Cnooi NuUnnai off.
.-a Ii have I" hour* uf "A ", Jiolud- lllat in la's Angeles, my wrlght, in tho work af ths school*, flnarriet* *nd even l*re*ldeo» ion tho' for.Ifn inlcrveiiilnti w ll hunk wh rh l e l up fun I- of ap­
The sheep herder -aid
■ng: Ihii-.iliy Didiuget, Ft. ton* auinllnie. being
_ aa Iww aa 10#
lowing tbe.f talk*, Rot alien Hoover auught hit advica. II* waa one rlay come ahd lip la ira'ning proximately -Ifi.ixiU ite|Mi»itui* had not been when- lie
niHIToiit of young Ru*» an* tn Banire) .&lt;«m mad,, ihe n-quiiwi
dmdalei Annelta Hamilton. Jack•'
-' pouipl«,
no:
and lt d* only lately tkat .'•&gt;
lot mure than !ll h»u.s a- tie was
(JML|a|«|o«(.waa a p p o in t to rtgarded a* one of th* kreweal meet Ot.
bond.'thiougli |irufei*ion»l l"-l&gt;dr- ip that viilnlly Mondu, and would
-outdie; Aratwllu Jnynrr, Ht. A n-[I
hove 'U g"n tu gain.
• I have
|-0 Cjonewtoa «hUh would mind* over drafted Into govern­
But Vorosbiluv dpo*n‘t spend all men.
dt( m s ; t irrie
Uak&gt;r, IVuiUlid,
"I hel'evo my lum* ho* I
hair nnllrid it. The Mesa i* a'mut
k '* * * ? affoH to arrape* for ment set vie-. II* tame from ■ his 'time tracking the use of th*
At INI limn during Ihe da) d d
Aicouq anted h, four memhei* UaiW| Mnilha Ijnevh ug. I'glut tirvught Into this affair for
Sanford dtlogoUo* of Ro- private law practlr, many time*
IA lidle- north ol Sun D egu and
o f the Narlurd tlbaniln-r uf IV n- ' I k lih ; KliraliCth Hoover, SI A l- ►ol» purpose of Injuring my
mar* luc alive than the STO,000 o gun and LayonOt. He ba* rnaugur- lb* firmer bank pie* dent make little Itrqurntrd.
at. in tho low Angrten trial,
niriie, who |o&lt; ntml out the latiuu* ' gi'*Dne, met Mlldtod WiKung,
atrd a rjstem uf education In tb# i an appearance In court
In iackaoorlUa yaar salary hr rrrelved.
A nrighbjr sa'il he had seen an
am limneenl uf the**
allrarlivns end sdvai.lagi. of Iwn j Tampa,
_
. Altornry Genrial J . Find Uihv
l|- Aatute diplomat* In formal army.
elderly man. dem-rlbed a* a “hat^A n IL . t
.
The Jiinlol*. with shout 12 per ehmgni.'
Even) cunsciipt from Ihe Step- said Ramsey would I * anaigued m il," take ,the gii| In hiv school pnqH.srd »ue- fur a veteran« boa
Ilor* 'war* preaont, rfrwa*. hurrying rlerk, and n*w»pita I whirii will lie erected some­ cent of lheir number elessrd apea, mostly lllileratf, now eia trg et1 for trial during the prr-ent term
un th* outsk il* uf thr city »&lt;ve- where (tt Florida with n a few im'Og etiulrnt* of higher acholaain tb* dtgglnr of ' paper men w«-e irrrhad alike by ffrom
to a w
I * ^ I L ——M i a
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II ^
— 1J
it a
h'a three yaala Jin
th* army ate criminal
tuurl.
lie
Mild
he
ace
m
V*'
The
•
gaderweeretary.
Hla
favorite
of Rotary
rwl day* pre.i-'ing her i|lsap|&gt;e*r- uinullis, John J . Phrlau, civil en­ lie lank, have a greater pirrrn)thoruigkl) versed In the mmy would Uigr an early date for trial.
•Ml** Kllaaboth Clark eg working (wsltiuo was lyanlng hack
ance lull no one m h ii . lo hava gineer (unn.iled will, the t'niied agr of II nnd It plu* fludcnts (Hno
thoroughly varaod in "reedin', 'iitItarsa*) waa indlrted in fodnr
(Continued
On
ra
*o
IRvo)
o v a her after she le(| home on Stales Veteran* llare u, spent *1 y nf the nlhor line.' vln-sea.
Bofor* th# maet.ng i-d.
ln'
and
’rithmrllr."
II*
al.o
lesrn*
al
court
at
Greenville
along
with
It m t dacldod to ’ fapHto
the miming she disappcaird,
mme than litre hour- her yea-’ The ColUgv of Ari* i.i.q Krlrnrs,
’ keep clean and obterv* other Cut. Luke la-a and Rogers Cald­
‘ rjai* Boild and Mr. «d - J u r y C h o s e n T o H e a r
A Imialhlr due Was givin -.y a lrfil« r &lt;n a lour wh'ch wa, be­ lead- in Iwiienlnge a.'ronUng tn
well
of
Na.hvtlle,
the
latter
&lt;wo
rallea
of
whlrh
ho
never
hrard
b»l**i. wtehoir* af tha
taairah drivet who V-rouaht In a li»»r.l |o liaty Impressed ll Iill f* ►rho-ds.
l-elnf li.it.rtrd un rharge, nf ma.
S o l o n ’ s L i q u o r C a s e hefoir.
Owra trig I* Waal.
hat partly Idrnlifiel Ii. ha,ing •cl aid).
Hanford will he ono of tha Fldrai
In plhcr word*, th* ronunioot spiiaty to' vtotuie th* national
|kentaat, to tfw htnchaoa
Ida (Rios foolured In the annoumg--'- ^
b#m worn h) ihi gill. The dr.
Col. Dh.ton *triled In Hanford G o l d s b o r o C r o i w i n g
WASHINGTON, Msr. 11—(AIM of w*r inland* tu haw traoje that ranking UV** ond In a aerund iip rrr told Ihr shrrlff that twu week*
men is of an all-Flurida progtaai'..
at UlSO n'rlork fruru New Hm)rnS,
A jury wm chosen today to m l only will know wbirh fork to dUtmcut nn rhargrv of aiding anJ ago he had w» pa.-enger- a man
W i l l B e P r o t e c t e d which tr'll b* heard over th# *l» ,
and, alter visiting the trade body
hoar chaigea of liquor pusaesslua us*, but will b# out* l# givr a good nlx-ltlng Itamsey in sperifir vio­ and a girl wrapped In a vloak.
tonight from Station WAI’I, BImi* .1
nffae, hi', together with' Harry M.
•fwi"*1 Kdward E. Drngson. fo r account nf tharnwhea in tny de­ la: ions.
The man ordered him lu iliiv* I’apwmtb, Jo*. I ,
Maientetta,
*\ •nii'ing tu a memmanduin la- Ingham, attrtlng at 1#:W o'clock,,
Ramsey’s attorney sold a me­
iwer Illinois r«pre*enUtlr*. Open- portment of modern warfaie
tr an addrrw*. th* driver said, but G'o. A. DeCnttc, and T. I . Hu­ arid from ihr o ff',* of T I - I'lint and publielty, b*|lev*d t* ho of
lton bad lawn granted hy United
lag th* argument for the governthree block* before (he addrtao m 's, stalled vu hi* lns|&gt;ecrion a s super nlrndeal uf thr Jackson gtrat train* I* confidently expert,
S.a'.aa
Judge
George
Taylor
Irene■mal Irving Goldsteo said ha W i l l i a m s F u n e r a l T o
ed. I&gt; official* of the Hanlord .
trrring thr laa,r*l&gt;lwrll and Ram­ wa* reached ihr man otdrrrd the teur. More than one hour and a villr illatiis-t uf thr Atlantic f'lts l
■•old prat* that a*e of three
Chamber of t'omnicece, In be iM
Ii
stopped
and
he
and
the
eiil
half
was
spent
In
the
Mayfair
Ho­
Line
Ri*itr,-ai1
th's
mnrulnr,
local
T*1
'
B
e
H
e
l
d
T
o
m
o
r
r
o
w
sey n n * rium the tilreenvlll* to
trunks brought bock from Panama
the KiHiXVillr fe.li .it piuri, 11&lt; th tut -"ii. Tim m «' mom ng, the tel, where Col, Phelan yondurlsd rqoiorisls and pedeslrioas whn use m alts - j .
by Doniaon to January of IMP
Th* hro*d,ast Is *|&gt;«nsirrd
■Rtoloid 11 butt)** of whiakay
The f h h ^ X g * * , Wil. rk lrrh y * In thr lams tlnllrd (diaUtlOr aaidi he fnwnd the list op a thorough Inrrsilgatiun uf Ii* ihr Thirteenth Htieet crossing of
condition, (unren'ences, *ial suit­ the ra'linari la Gohtshvra. a e«l- thr Prole,tlve I.lfo Insurinr#
th* (lo &gt;r uf the rsh.
llama,
BP,
of
gOT
W.
fterood
Hlfert,
ond
al*
of
M
tv
Evrrett
Handers
H'aia*
distriot
court.
They
will
U
furo
b* M
l
Had
noltod w*
Th»- »ll#*p|.&lt; aieni and dralh nf ability. From that point the party «re,l si lien rut w,vl ,»f. lit* lily , and II kttnWii a l the I sm ly t1
t ~ v t » r of o short of th* defenae bold tha trunk in who died last night, will U k* place orialguMt 1or trial In Ms&gt;.
nwl'iird tn • tMI acre tract of
hour. It will feature atery rlty &lt;
Th* ~f|i* " (lot* indictment* the Bfuak* girl lemllnl the -lay- 'and about two n|Ue* rnJth of will have future protection in tha
by U. M. qBsotRm and ■ Irwhy (Ultras* were tomormw morning a t 10:00 n'llutk
importaoe* In this stole, mod w
•ng
la
lax
Angeles
In
1017
of
Ma­
form
nf
an
automatic
higlway
found
In
th*
expr***
ufflc*
and
from
th*
Eitcksan
Funeral
lleio*.
Mich, who
•XI ns' Ihe forme; lisnk prvsidrnt
Hai ford, just off th* Hanford- criws i g signal wbhh trill Iv In coetluito (or half on hour. ,
wet* dollt trod to P ttb tm ’* room* The tu t. r . M. Mailer, ef the iniolve hi* alleged handling of rian Paiker, I t year old daughter
highway.
I’ nictlrally gcallrd at that polat t i|Harr»r.
a t m of f u f a p t will h r
tu tha Ileus* 'affine build ng F l» l ChrUtlan 'Churrh will hair U MI.OPQ nf tM UJ)*) .tale h gV. pf ■ banker,-by .William KJwanl "rlMtdn
r-vrr. srrt'on ut that trarl, from
HirhlUao.
Ilirkman
was
later
eaor'hortly alter (tie tompleiion of the roily part of the .pit
through
&gt;
n
a
Ipodvtrtence*
aad
■hatge
ef
Ik*
egwlcen
there,
while
oVIwk. ot
way fui.da which had tmen de.....|
Ihr Herring property no tha main thr wurk, seliedule.l far noun to- when th* announcer will
intmban of thA1woodman of the ti I in the 11old an Trust Com. rule l
I
-tg ' |
higlway, to the Avondale sub­ laorrtw, th* signal Ilghi.WlU be ‘ Hste, In reqtral l lnrlda,
Wei Id t ill oel % pOU-beorei. arwl l-anr b&gt; Ihe stale Kaunwy wa*.
division properly some dialaiirr ir s 'y fur n|i«iatl»n. ami ttalnr Fsnforo, which has a vary
rundtut lervice* ol tha Rvrrgivrn i l*o president uf the trust rom)
t
N
q
v
a
l
P
a
c
t
affects th*
th # r S till
west, which adjoins th* main line WII tiol Ii, lequurd t* ils-f lha&gt; Uvo feature- It la th*
&lt;•*
mettry
»oH*a
tan ), an inatildlUa allied with
S c a l e d T o d a y of ihe Atlantic Coast Line 11*11- (Itwylnrs after that hour. Th# aig- tapilal uf th* wuthi. Th*
u
r
o
p
e
I
n
G
r
i
p
MT.
Wfl!
Imm
In
C
bev.
pWturwo,
th*
boi.k,
,
\
I. *1111 and
read, wa* gnmo over.
MB’* resilient
tar JL
nul* In-tailed , any a red lloht af t.'omtnire* pubJHht* a
1 *■
— Umcj
Mr. Capwnrih wp« (n*tnirt*&lt;l la
LONDON. Mar. t l - ( A P I —
of redt-ep *nd lafonaalie*
uf
Ftor
than
tu
).*
i»
.
,
Mar.
H
I
AIM
i with
D r y L a w B e « n A h N o t Terra* af the naval agreamant bo- pnparv a series e f pirturr. of indicating th* appiuarh at * train, gar-1 ug the creparaliun of
hoaluovs *• *
aa well aa a sen ip h i.e arm In p
ne *ig» ttf&gt;y ef ■
both
the
hotel
«nd
th*
SM
aero
twten
Great
Britain.
Franee,
and
ago. O n l y O n e U n e n f o r c e d
biller
“ weather
h iritontal puoltlun, 'adirgllnr k which would ptodobly-bo a
ti^ 0* 1*0felime
Italy covrring capital ships, air­ tree*, ami to Slid them, levrlher slop to h'ohway ttaffir.
a r, h*.
Of Europe
tl*,. to ypth Thl* will top
i»dx &lt;V
v
s
It
Ii
Idue-prmU
bf
th*
hotel,
and
FT. PETF.RHSUIU. Mar. II — craft tvrrierr, cruisgr*. aubmnGermany,
you if you will Jpst adders*
o
t
h
e
r
data
local
cunhU wldew. (AIM —K if v m n r n of the dry rlneo, ■gnd bringing Franco aad
Hanford Chamber u f .r '
late* conHa it
f
i
AH
WAR
IN
RAN
FRANCtoCO
J-ck.nns; four daugh- law la mure effort Irr than for Italy luto harmuny with th* l-en- dilknH, to Cot,
this (tallow.• _
cerih-B'Uf Mr*. J , y .
10 days a)
" “ of Hun- any other statute pertaining to dun naval ireoty wrere itauad to- vll'r I If ice. Wil
te i., MratT'
.suit,m .WAP1 operates
KAN
FUANCIHCO,
Mar.
I
L
.^
.
meet
In *1)
i to i*c IwU j
iMa Srotlotld frrd. Mr
Mr*. L M. rrim# ta tho op ntun of General
dclrgalim i (API--GatoLa* **IJ s , low M • fdWO Wall* power, ood la i
|b- accord t* signed tho their, aid *
salty, alt Kdwwnl B. DuafOfd, attorney for
to
pie»mt lent,* a gallon In l-oi A».g*t«* aad byMill jflinughuut tba east,
a
ill
Iw
In
at*
tost
will
be
published.
Th*
who
told
oft|
the
Anti-Re'
"
B. Wil
left
shoitly |r&gt;U price* atamaed * l « e * * r tn middle uroal. and pari* of I
Its
case.
Cot.
*af
th*
Franco
ItolUn
a
­
tb*
today,
B. Wil
illiTt
From th* atat* f*a*»MUy *• a pric* war, ood Cuba, ll-ca a ba pMrt#
after
iwoa
fo
t.
the
niiintenoMt
ol
aold. "deap't*
one its “Tbl# U
I four
poa.ibly
1# bora af avt^nroducilon, raged o» t o ng lo u* a ls o * * * .--------1
there
b*
wjll
la
.
tewaagl
•
rati**,
Irtol ay*ien&gt;
Oattor- ihe fart
(Of feed X
tui nitig U U s AwgaJoa quota t'on* ranged gooltMIl whifh I* ot*
aslimated superiority 1*0,- awr.* f i ll e t .
ta belter the
olldrcn •hpoid L*
with
DG at Orlando.
downward frail U*vr.
. ...
Wnshingtoa.
rnforramoo
n S iiF f f Ml tta T

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•ie due; Thomu* t\ T. C riiit't
spare; contra.'lol lor the tlU'.ri- #(*«. ond eight*, and smaltei nnal
haek-«top pf It all I* the "Og|&gt;u,
* I* of l ho Iteo line, all In the new- cnniiutt of lhr uff.rv *f lUtrirl ,
hut
ion
i
f
SA.iOO
hand
tills
mlvr
•
or ter ret political pot re. and tha
••it (iiiois, will also I'p seen. •

JOSEPH COTTON,
AID TO STIMSON, jzzjl
DIES AT CAPITAL

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Receives Honors Ini
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Outfit Taken
traight Gaia*
Flag Winner*

attend victory of tho
b Ui* thfc* game*
nuugr day*, the flret
plara hi MllbL'
■ morUl triumph H

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• a ehtrwer that Baited
m Ur I I mlnutca la the
Map. Oeaalt Mack manlite deelr* to win by dort­
er leb rated battery, Lefty
jhd Mickey Cochrane, then
IT with two more veteran
Fiddle Remmrll ahd Rube

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wlongjflng to Danville. martenp league flag after a lap**
of tiro yeuN.
I' That’a all the popular, aoft-apokUa Ini
*r. pll it of the Mt-naloie uelietea
Utev
Hi*
aexfV Houthpaw BUI ha need* to put hi* prraent rmuha *a&gt;
owned by Ore*n*boro, blnatlon under the wire, lie ha*
aa wild but held the live Or all pitcher* he la ronfldhltteaa fer three Inn- enl will win at Icaat IB game* a
waa croi Red with wlnn- pier*. If 01.e of them get* rapirr s e . Put • m m , a right lally ''right" and turn* In, aay. £1
rith RatAiuh, U-. teat vlctorir* and casriea the load when
now tha property of RL thing* go wrong, Ihe rratwhlle b’g
to.. flnUhod the teat two (rain la ready t&gt; tonce^e hltnmi
fteldlng two alngteo,
the flag.
we i /
“If w» bad had aurb a man laat
/
Ab R II K year we would have wot. hand*

■ V - ----------- 4 0 1 &gt; down, hutrad of fln'ahlng aecnnd,"
Z . . . - ....-...• a # 9 % John*un declared. "I have an Idea
t f ------------ t o o l
on* of Ihe boy* will ruiiu- Ihr mgli
big IM* lime. Mayhi It'll hr Matbitiy; muybo Crowder ur lladlry.
The reel of ray ilub la eet ab»olut.ly." '
Joht.auu'a opllmlam I* r* fieri r l
In the entire Benator ramp—only
mure in. Keen the weather ha*
rim* pi red, not a alngle day bavll.lT W n Ioat alnre Iho mrn re­
ported. Thera la no holdout, ant
Johnaen think* Ural la an eicrllent
a’gn.
,
What fine nuclei their arr
aroued lha pmnlai-i arc up
again*! a pretty hopelee* prupuai*
lion. There I* a proved vrtr op
for cvrry Job. They romptLc What
teat iea.on waa the aecond teat
fielding rlub In the American lea­
gue ai.il third in hitting. Aa an
I(winner of Jobnaon'a confide lie
In what he hAn, only five out fir Id•m are on (hit rlub ronUr.
Ilelpla Ma*u*h and Main li re, a
brute of -330 rlubberr, and Barn
Wed, who hit a more niuJvat 3* t
but Make* up for It w!i|i h a grvot
ilrUCer

throwing

Mattresses

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i In hla eihlbltion debut,
pad (or ala hit* In thtee
three of theae blewa, Inb doable by Watklaa, be­
l l ned to maaulactvre the
MUaal ran l* the UUnL
( waa the victim of the deIlly In the alith, whoB the
o’ Uueo-rna
t hr to-run rail
rally w u
r . another . double by
tk runner* on tecond
Watklna, with two
I a alngla, led the a*I Bird* at hot,
mound atlfcUon* were Has Great Confidence
their negtee were pet
In Abilities Of All
id on any playar H*(&gt;
Other Departments
■ entity ratablUhed onrah roaanrch, All thie*
BILOXI, Ml**.. March lO -(A P)
iiwdlnal fornu and will
’ wnajor loogua action —Let Juat on* of hi* veteiai, pllhum , they ahowetl no chare hare o epadoua car, aoya
Walter Juhnaon, and ha I* net
wfyrld’a ,ehampl*na.
Wjpl V, M
gtvf Wellington rnether A*
Deliaub WlthvraU, a

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F IR S T C O M E — F IR S T S E R V E D ‘

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w i t h th is

* w ith th is
k f V'i :v : * ••

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la hold down flint al-top epved oil lea* than I t w.rar mat year, form
the »*)'. II ho allpa, there ie Jot- the Ic.-kboni- of a atorllng mound
Kuht-I, arval jnungater from, Kan- * toff- They are IJoyd Rrown, the
**» (Jty, to etrp into the hrveih. lefty, Alvin Crowder, Irvlna Rad­
Ruddy hirer ut aocjnd, Joo Cronin ley, Mam Jonrn and Kird. Mar;
■l abort and (&gt;»»ir Ulorgr at thlid hf.-rr. Crowile.- won IN laat aea*
round uut n nurh quartet, all dan- aon. Brown 10, and the other
grrinj* liltlrr*. M»ir may have to three IS apiece. Mupportlag Iho
ahaio hi* |Hi*ltlon with Jack Hay* That fir* ore Ad Llaka, who turn,
«•«, »« &gt;ui did l**l *e**on. Wally ad In nine vletorlee and Roovrt
Roahirl, I io iii Chatlanorga, I* oo- Burke, who d'd . well in eeven
Ing grooimJ for the utility role.
atari*.
Tim Hcnatorn' catching, with
Uoy Hpcntt-r and lilll llararavo on •
the Job, will be aleady,. but ararrw- '
A N TIQ U ES I ,
ly «pn tncula.. Neither 1* mu«h of i
MUM. FRKI) T. W1LUAH
a hitler but they will hat* an
CM Flower*
undentud&gt;- to atep In and whaln
U tO a k Arewr* .
huaky young hackatop who hit 3T7
beginning to look llko an Improved
for Chatlanroga lent year and la
fieldar. Juhnaon laya great atoio
by tht &gt;oung«trr.
Young righlhandcra an d a
aoulhpaw, none of whom acured

r v u t f i r T muRMUAr,
- FRIDAY
Hanford, Florida.

Laat allow Inga
To-Night

S u ite

IT IS HARD TO R E A L IZ E th a t thin wonderful uultc can bo had for no
llttlo money. II eedglela o f a largo full-nix* V anity, roomy cheot o f draw*
era* a n ! t * b twin bednl T H E SP R IN G S AND M A T T R E S S E S A R E F R E E
and they akw highest ttuality. Tho matlrooooo a r t ,1 0 0 per cent layer felt
Bad tha springa beat grade alngle deck with uteri alat auspenaloo. W E
H A V E O N LY O N E O F T H E S E S U IT E S ao If yoa want It H U R R Y .

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CHINA
&amp; DINNERWARE
R -E -D -U -C -E -D !!
Hurt la a bcuuUful dlaplav on NORITAKE CHINA. ENGleWH a»4 DOMESTIC DINNERWARE In the moot SealraM*
n w and ahapaa. Any number piece* you wlah. from on*
CtU_______
one hundnd and (kg price la very tem pling indefcd.

ALL PATTERNS ARE OPEN ST
START A SET NOW

GENERAL

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Wo foutaru Ik i famoaa Better Luggage, lie r e te none
butter and at |M. |rk«a wa aru offertag now yww can
net afford to pul' o ff burUg. Hera ara ealy a few
n u e le e of wkat Um 'thrifty altevpur wttl gut during

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Seminole Tire Shop
Buofurd, Florida

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�.N o one appreciate* the Importer*
folly than thla newspaper. Eapadall# &lt;!
have go argued alnce 1026, that strict
moot, whether city, county or sUUl a)
the day. But wa hope that the coming
legislature will uae that high degree of
should be expected of it. In aacerlalirfn
wisdom ip aconomiaing.
If curtalUa* appropriation* mm b
lie achool* will resrtt In a correapondJa
tlonal facilities or will mean that the t

man b * W '« * • * m

oted to pubion of educagirl* of thla
tel develop-

Ssivtupnuttnsp.

medloni oI
Stodi doubt, however,/a oaallr
dUalpalerf tijr giving r mild* ration
to *ju»t one faei—m o body tcsiI'
Um rowapsper*. 1
Cvenoodr dote not rood thv
billboard, Iqr any m t w . Kveiybody daod ao* liatew tn on tho ra­
dio. Vary few peiaana, eomparatlvoly, over ooo tho atraet rar
car da. The expense of direct tatter
moll advrrtlelng la proMbHIte.
Circular* and hand-bills o r. on-

wight of folly,
be made to rcoVernroenl, and
i to block every
themaelvea will
y courageous to

would aay that auch economy would be
Wo realise that at,thla time attempt*
(face expenditures in evary department
That Juat aa vigorous attempts wHl be
'reduction, but we hope that the leflal

J^jeau* made a aureiy of a bettet
It la*lament. And they UuVl &gt; w ?
E K fp y prlsata . , , IIJl thb mad,
' fetauio he conUoaeth war, hath
an unchangeable p r l e a i h o o d
Wtu icfure he la able to **v# them
U the uttermofl that mm* unU
’ •Sod by him; art lag h* *t rr llvelb
tn make latercvation for them.—
](*!&gt;. 7:21-US.
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admlitadljr

laad whereby better resists will be obtained
burdensome school U s millage. Perhaps the
lTJb1rT**tlP
~ W ib f aaalatance In securing for the
tmrpeyn*H'tWiar^l worth of benefit for every dollar expaifisdlfl thd sifiilililrillni gf puldlc schools, If J t —can,
then It should do so by all'means.
*
But. ratiier than reduce the appropriation* fur the
albwH1.His M l -jwtetetft freforgto/or schools of higher
learning, in order to and extravagance and increase effi­
ciency, we would say, leave the appropriation! where they
are, or even Increase them, and give the children the benefit
of every dollar yvhich goes to our educational system. If It

• VHAYRR— For the perfertloa of
Thy Salvation Wa thank thee Ix&gt;rd.

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Ym» waridn'i ke*w It by the
weather bet-vW tua'a hat* pioye
The racket atersa
cut of alyls bat WS
cache li, a j.
Dry Hpet
Country to

ya Children of
Prohibition —
of whal *X*

&gt;' But her eyae had amid, “Yea"!
Be * * « . b tt heard net,
And aupptled the eaiva*.
v ft ha* about reached the point
hi C«r at h em ef tlvlliiatlor
where it It cheaper U hire a *un
Aiar, -whtn (ooUntpUlInc divert*.

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l Many IntnravtlnVf thing* are
Mlay haarditbsa* liar* about thr
Mayfair, rretwhlle Purr*at Lake
Hotel.’ T bir, m r M food newt
rdmlra from tbit aeurr# before

reasrdeid for‘only the very rich. Even fifty years ago the
percentage was comparatively small of those who bossted
a high school degree. Today schools, like roads, arc being
constructed In every state. In very village and hamlet It la
not enough any more to go to achool nix. months out of the
year, or ala or eight years out of a lifetime, The bey of this
^iteration who faces life with so limited an education will
find himself under a serious handicap.
The legislators of Florida today will not be the legisla­
tors of tomorrow; nor will the dtlxens of today be the citi­
zens of tomorrow. Boys and girls .growing up win rapidly
taka tbelr places. If ws would guarantee the future of Flor­
ida and assure it of a high rank among Ita sister states, we
musk give the youth of today the name advantages which
rther states are giving theirs. We must not handicap our
zhtldren with cheep educations.
' ' O'

unwtleomnd. M otion.p irtm ^ gd.
vottlalng CTgatoo ylloe .V h to n re,
for tho person who haa paid a
faw y price fm- thorrrlriM *r-tp&lt;
beine entertained (too not appie«'?«• J b t - t f r e v t h»rhue.l*.fTLxq

lorett and '’creuae
r2

there .1*

read.

Who

happtnsd is society f Who attended
lira. J a m ' part* and who wasn't
Intllodf What tho ceuSc a r t *&gt;•
ln*T What lha church** have to
• Ifrrt Whal C o a p v e or Um leg111*1 or# &lt;*4 t today? Who ha. d’rd
during (he X* hooraT What the
weather haa In idsreT What jtr&gt;*
•atihihdrlW T3L*
iHilHa
1m S'Il.m

T.* aay that thoa* who lit** on the
farm .read onlr tho yteklle, la
tantamount to saving that they
-«mn tW T
trChrmi In the rife*, a grat ultima
jitiriw oo ita f « « .____ ■ _____ _

no wftt, Rol j , t tn 0

(h|

but

Jn r m

hW oST I
w - compelled to compile their
* 7 “ * f ,wn f1lPJrM- The information,
Islareat In the .todent.out current howerer. „ „ „ jt dl.com ertlng
—all the-army of perooanol and from ,h* newa-paper Standpoint,
material that goea to the making ,or 11 * " dlacovarel that but t i c
of a modern hlgh-pprrsuio news, 000 000 home* are equipped with
paper. A vision of thla far»fl*rg wdlo. The lime never tome* when
army Informa our frirndVr.IdU at *H «f there pet* are tuned In on n
he tuaurlooaly acana hit freshly »lpa*o program. There are only a
mlnUd -sheet. It it, he ■ m*H- f&gt; " huur* In anr day when rvrn
Ulna, one ef the adren worderi of the Majority of them are anything
our magle age.
;&gt; m
| trwut. ilia-i houirhald ornamenti.
flla occupationT Well, ham an ! Tlir n .*;(.(* lima apeot* llitenlng
(dltop—but what &lt;g that?
It ’ e r t .io In almoat negligible.

“Do you know

where

Ablntdon B-juar, la, dilverl", “You

ro**B Irvin*

Plate, d ost you, lady!1

Something New In Top-Notchera
~~ Popular notions are often upset by cold hard statistics.
We have many preconceived Ideas In this country about the
type of man which rise* to the top. B. C. Forbea, business

says Chesterfield-

ws

Jeduced tbs following Interesting conclusions:
I. More often than not top-notch positions in large nr.

Admiral Byrd U planning an
ithcr trip U&gt; the Beuth l*»l# In
h*- rear tutor a. *n«at fellew la
1° have vapepleay front

Today** hset, front' O. O. Mrlnyre: "One of Hh* clowm bel|nrea thaf whirii they get through
rltti an the umted Btatr* bank
*Hnre InvaatlgpUpn. ‘ tMy wlL‘
Katlpt arreat a depositor*.
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T h.i ati •wherry bualnraa of riant
llty la rot to by aesoird at even
y,th « plutocrsU o r our own telry fltlda. That'oroanrrout com-

. Balllnr &lt;&gt;n the 8.
K*sw, Roh ri U lUpley la off to Africa
poking for oddltlca for kla fa*
RMta “ Bellavt It or not" rar*
asna. Hut why go to Africa t We
lavs enough cdditU-a In our owa
agialatu.o to keep a man buay
«r . caupls of centuries

bi

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f Will Rogers graphically deevibe* the Ul effect* of “Jastalea

7. Very seldom are cdoaaal enterprises directed by men
bom iu our largest clUea.
^
, ,
. •8. Whereas U used to be common fhr fqrslgn-bom dtltend to rsafch the hlghsat rungs of, the flnanhlal. tndustrU
and business ladders, such eminence to-day Is, with a few
notible exceptions, earned by native-bom Americana.
,,p. The record* show that youths who earned distinction
fct cohege stand far more chance than students who did ln-

G THE WORLD
fOtAI^ 0*BAXA
credibly Informed that
n*n In sad about New
nU twinty coat* .each
and thirty cents on
r newipipera. One needt the atar*
predict
allay on this bnale wQf
I per anqum—enough to

.

vances arguments.
•
tw&gt;bt, he aak* t
abow of reason, a
twenty cant* that

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■andwith, wo tug

Hk* ham.

y o u s i g n f o r m e a f y o u r cc
•

What do the grim watchdogs of the desert lent
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to take their Cboccriieids away from them) Over
good cigarette meant good tobaccos. What ypu t
reties is miUtrtnA bttur toUuw—nothing die—biend

1 might mlas

p o d u a a m u y t f r b p u H * . A m , Which &gt; O m
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�lowers Exp!
Office Telephone 14S.

Mrs. Spencer Honors
Son On His Birthday

Avenae,
iaad Mi*. MUten
FRIDA T
i.BallU Ilarttasn Chapter «f
C A. R. will meet at 9 o’f t Ih, home of Mr*. D. D.
tall. Rea* Court, with Mr*.
Ml and Mra.. Fred Wight sa

In celebration * ; k • iMni birth­
day at.n.Ternary, Uevr*e Rpentr-.
ion of Mr, and Mr*. L..1S. Spenc t :, wa* honor punt at n 't iu
day party given Tuesday after
no in uy his mother at Iter homo
hen. Throughout tha' aftetaiw.ii
games'were enjoyed by the litlligucit* on the lawn.
Late In the aftermwn they wrrv
Invited Into the dining mini
where a birthdai cake, icej In pink
aad white, was placed In tbu ren­
ter of the telle. Rcfirulintents
wgrw sem -J by th* hostel*? nssifted by Mr*. George
McCall,
Mrs. Frrd folium, Mr*. Paul Shoe■after, Mia, J . P. Harvey, Mm. L
A.* Rcnaud, Mrs. A. II. SloreUnd
and Mr*. A/lhur Moorr.
•Those InviteJ t&gt; ho wiih tin*
honor guert wot*: Ralph, VV. K.,

SATUWUkTSU-^— u. -i^ iv m p w W JtW A W J k l w
rill
Julian and Orion
1 Cecil Ian * Mnile Club w...
at 9:11 o’clock at tka atadlo Sylvia McLendon. and
f a Pabltlg R.' Munaoa on and Shirley Moreland.

la Anew.

TURSDAY 1

albly kaalora* meeting of
[gala Department of the Wo1JCfab will he held at 9 o'' ■ the club room* and will
■wared by tha regular pi*&gt;-

FURD OUTPUT INCREASES
DETROIT, Mar. 11^1 f.\P) Th* Ford Motor Company yestrr.
day announced it* wo. Id pro’ortl»n for February totaled H5,109
U Ti and truck*, the highest
monthly output tine,* last Septem­
ber.

M ore th an
r3 90 0 0 m iles in
a N ew Fo ril
*

•Umtoatlal w orth o f the new Ford I* rrflcrlril In
econom y anil reliability. It*
Rul amd ead nratico a re particularly apparent in
IRiRmmafoJiai^rooda and aevere w eather put « heavy

mod performance,

lew then a year a new Ford Tudor Sedan wa*
ware than wvanty-Uiree thousand mile* over n
• rente. Tha operating cost per milR wa* vbry low
aetkally the only expense for repairs was for new
M t H g f i and a new bearing fo r the g en erator,

'll*, dor carried an average load o f 1 2 0 0 pound* o f
t wi.WM driven 250 m ile* daily. MTho Ford Its*
roe w m to go when I wua ready,” write* one o f tlto
oe MhO carrier* operating the ear. “ Tire starter did
1 Mick laal whiter even at XI degree* below aero. The
1 nwa ahDot 20 m ile* p er gallon. At time* I pull a
tfv whenever f hare a balky load.’1
Many other Ford
rep o rt Ihr same satisfactory
itioRH. Every part baa been m ade |o cm lure — to
700 faithfully and well for many thousand* of

Tilt Nrw Foan
Tunoa Snug

•John lltndrey, of Arcadia, apSnt
ycitirday here altriullng to Intel(1CM,

George Carver left today for
Tampa where ho plan* to make
hi* future homo.
Mr*. Frank Miller 1* recovering
at. her home un Palmetto Avenue
tiom ■ m en: rare of inftuenra.
ilre. Herben Under, of Leri •
l-urg. I* the home gue*t this weew
of Mrs. llyiort ft,even*. 111 We*t
S-'ath Stm-t.

At I he (netting c f the A t S t*
Clrdo of the Gmlen Club held la st
Eridiy morning at 10 o’clo ck 's!
Tie horat of Mr*. Fred W. Ben­
der, Country fleli Road, one of tb»
member* trail a paper on e i j l
and mrmm of preserving cut
flewrrr* which I* given *a foltowgl
“ For monthi gardener* grow
flower* for the flower *how, tha
gre*t yearly event. The greatasf.
problem f* how to bring their com
tilbuilon. to the thow in the bast
poalihle condition,
"Generally opiating, the bsit
eyatemt of transporting and pre­
ferring cut flow era are: (1) keep
them in water; 121 rut them dlUt
a aharp knife; (3) »cl*ior* rhould
not tw u«eil a* they erurh the
■tern* ami prevent water ab»orp*
lion; ami
a diagonal atrm cut
1* a help in it give* ■ wider lbior;live kurfarc.
"Plant* fjum whlrh Aowrr* are
to lv&gt; rut »hould he wratcred wgll
the night before. Then the flower*
rhould be rut early |he neat morhtng.
- *«■-""
.n f jp i:
fViwtt*
one should use a pall, half full ttf

r m k o Jnit above th *
torn. The flower* shoull aJio be
lightly winked in prevent being
Wblptie I hy the wind. Slaking off
nil toll 1 lint* mfrti ■&lt; gladiolus,
tarkipur, ctr., I* a hrlp In bringog plant) into a yerfcrtlriT of
K een .
"A light application of nitrate
of au b w|'| it., wonder* In I'gglng
the n o.ith of the plants. However rate mu*t be taken to avoid
burning the root* of the plant*.
"i'pr tilling gladloiut two or
thrr&lt; lime* a day ha* an invfgo*
rating effect on llie plant*. Plant*
with weedy item* rhould have the
bark peeled bark for a few Inches
In enter to proient a Urge absorp­
tive *ien. For mo»t plant*, c»pee’ally the annul la ami perennial),
Ih* almple long diagonal rut will
prove the tun*! effective. Certain
plant*, hnwrvir, with milky or
Very Jitley rlrrn* must be "leelcd"
In onler to preserve IHem In
Their origlntl unwilled freshness.
Purple*, dahlias, heliotrope, in'g-

S OL I D

PURE

ANTIQUES
IRS. F R *D T. WILLIAMS
Cat Flower*
w ~JU » C a t A«*w&gt;.------•Phowe JOSvl
TUKSDAY. THURSDAY.

It
here a* the gui.ts af Ur. anil Mr*.
Mituriiv Zplmtmuv.ta, San Lama
Apartment*.

ViRfritg/ATlcr the fldwer*'‘aTT ga­
thered thev should he kept In a
rnol, d*rk plare for half an hour,
In order to reduce tramportatlen,
&gt;r d to i noble the stem* to take
Mr. anil Mra. It. I.. Snell and up a* much walrr a* oo-.ihle.
"In onler l i guard against'Inchildren, of l*inckatd, Ala., left
Wrdi.raday fur the r home afle: lory of flower* by rain, the Mo«rpending the wcrk-eml with Mr, 1 &gt;m» surreptlble to this type of
and Ml*. It: IL Pippin at thHi Injury should he rul one or two
day* previnu* to the date of evhomr on We*t Firm Street.
hlhition. Most perennials tan he
Mr. and Mr*. Alorrt Knight, of cot several days in sdvmrti If plac­
Boat in, are the huu*e irue-ta of ed In u root dark plare Immediate­
Mi*. Fran.:* E, llul* at her home. ly after gathering. On the il*y of
1IDI r * tk Avenue. Mm , iln]* anti the *how, all dead or drraylng
her true*!* motoreil to Orlando and leave* rhould bo removed; a froth
cut mnile at the bottom of the
Klnimimv Momlav-for the ,lay.
item and tire flower* put In fresh
water.
Mr. and Mr».'Joseph J . Ukal, nf
"Light vuloreil flower* lose
New Orleans, airivt-d trelay lo much r f their be-uty if allowed to
Mind n thort time wi’.h Mr. nnd open in the strong sunlight. If
Mr*. \\. A. Adam*. Rose Court. fbw rr* are of such a luiture tl,nt
They are enroute for th*:r h im» •hoy cannot be rut until just !«••
n flir vli'tldg .Mra. Sion*.'* patent*, j1 'ore the show, thev should be
Mr. *tvl Mr*. IV., E. Sroggnn, at dnded with romp kind of rover,
their home in Sahr^ola.
•iich ** a rewtpaper or cheese
rloth.
HBADS KNOXVILLE SCHOOLS.
"Ill* open very rapidly and Iw**
burli ihniild ho ci'l the night before the show. They should In­
ker I m n bucket of wnter, in 11 j
reol finer, ovrrnltrllt. *
iftirplng Park l hr Ire lilwoma.
" I f certain of ymtr choice
b’n im* are developing tun ripid’v :
no I nrr in danger of Is-ing pa**,
iheir prime at show time their 1
devolnpoiei l run 1st checked ly 1
c lacing heavy ihnding over thorn. 1
THRIFT 81101’,
This ahonkt bo liken off durtngl
•he nirhl and replaced In -iRgl
morning.
“ Per prnterilng-small flower* n ■
rone of paper rosy lie ninilti at

*

H O SIERY

You are cordially invited
to attend the fourth annual
. * •1

March 13 -- I 4 k
at the

6,

IN C H IFFO N OH
SERVIC E
W E IG H TS

.'111 Year* i f Service

duality I Hit It,

*

Automobile Show

M ayfair H otel
'

2 :0 0 - 1 2 :0 0
featuring
T h e M odern*! n M otgrdom ,
and allied *accessories
**1 j *If
i»m » .O*.t *' '
also Electric Refrigerators &amp; Radios
Dancing and other entertainment
9 :0 0 - 12:00

Yo w e ll - D re w C o
Dilan'to, Fla.

A Timely Selling Event

Hot Lunches served by the
Sanford Womans Club

Sanford Automobile

in W om ens’ A pparel
Thursday

Friday — Saturday

Spoils Ensembles
Jacket Frocks
Afternoon' Dresses

D ealers
Sanford Motor Co.

uixea Id to 41 1*2

Seminole Motor Co.

Sports Suits
Street Dresses
Ensembles
Afternoon Frocks

to $630

• T b irJfitilt*' r*PPJ i* especial,
ly dfflealt to «*e u\-rrs*fully n*
■ rut fW *«n fl"l the difficulty
may ^e.^hMwDy overcome. After
r jl t t a f that* iutlkv or Jul.-y plant*
Inirntn* about two inch,-* of the
item 'R IfbUirK water for * few
nilnataape,bohl the end* In. a
flam*. T bl* *111 »*•»! the cut ami
prevent Ike aap from neaping. If
• fresh eot is mnile Uter tha cut
mail sgsln hs m W .
“f i r 'f W W atrwn*rmrnt», cer­
tain, a'wyle P'ejervin* agent*
placid In tbs water will aid In
keeping tbs. freahne**, A fifteen
per cent n e a r wlatl*n w'll Ivneflt all Aswan evrrpt ,wert |iea*
•nd sons of the large lilies. An
aaplrln tablet itU-olvrd In enter 1*
• good pfnssrvailvr a», u aim n
10 19 I I per tent folutlon of wait.
A bit of chatro il In the water will
aid In keeping the water fm h and
in v e n t daeompowltlon of the tie-

Marshall Motors, Inc.
White Highleyman, Inc

idzcit 14 to 43 1-2
Then!) M|K*iml price* itrettiudc puiudhlu by the cooiterutiun of luatlinic ninnuS b w

f

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mm

M aaarjag v y M i l i r r ,

facturorp who lit upiirrciation of the large volume iiveji |iiem by Yowell*
Drew’s offer at ran interval* merrhandim&gt; of ipiolity and Rjyle nl »|)eclul

Wight Bros. Co.

roduevd prlwuk

Many wiae ahopin-r* in Central Florida have learned to taka ndvnntago of
euch event*.

Kent Motor Co,
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Sanford Buick Co.
If you'cannot get It in Sanford come to Yowell-Drew’*

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long *I0tb to *o {ntre Into
d, jWSTttl thoy held through
P at Ihty halved In foul*.

Bryan's HahKvsr*
J. V.wt&lt;&gt;(. t(,

(H i t , aipklnir.il birdie threw
cut hia opponent’* . lead to two
RR lhe n nd.C oz lent-hla ««•
I, ahot to within four, feet of
ptl^a lilit picked up iu MarFardrbppwl A !WO-fool*r for a
a Winning, ytj
•g*A&gt; dlljrl'tinhd a trap on
the fled tod Hi took two
k4» to come
picking np
;^ a tl Whlk\lpfttth waa far
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leFarlane craned the count

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S e n io r C la s s F l a y

Will Be- Presented
Th# Settlor Clara af the Beta*
ino|e High Kchool, under the di­
rection of lta rponror, Mia* Hel­
en Ventgy, %*1I| greaent lla ad^
nual play oh Thuraday aid ’ Frl;
day nlghta of tlila weekj atarllng
at R:30 o'clock each evealng. The
play, produced by epakUl ertaegement with .hamurI Firncb,
.if New York, la a cootidf fn three
acta entitled 14A Full lloiwe".
An unuaual failure ot the play
wlil W the Introduction (or tn*
Drat time In Kanfond ofm. doubto
call. The aam* pldy wiU |w pre­
sented each night by a| entirely

I! miaaed abort appear naa not
’r m r ’th itin rjr n r an ii«»ri

h,*rau&gt;e the heat laical
acho.il ha a bean rtviul
part# |n the play.
Th« cial of rharartet*
Ed Khlhholaer t f llenr
aa I'arkaa, aa . Knallah
Hanriatla Her.heoella i
MaawaD, aa Ituaw, fra
I’Uyj Maie Uuford l*e
Julia tllggina, aa Otllly,
Betty Illafem lllW lar It
tin, aa the aunli FraM
rr Mlllin Iftnnnan. aa
the brides ateter; CUffl
fit o r Clcora# Moya, aa
atlartgec; Dm Jackaon oi
PhlHIpi pa Ned IVmhrotl
llall' or llhward Lint
Qaurgo, a bridegroom; III
C)r or George Mllrhrll at
Migrant; Karla Xepp |
Header. aa booaey. a p
Daley Appleby or Jana J
Mr*. Fleming owner of |
meat houae; Lucille llola,
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7. Merton Downey; 7:15, ■orenodor*; 7(15, Maekal Aviator.;
7 JO, Bvaafallna Adama; 7:46,
Daddy and Belloi 9, Topic* in
brief, i , U. 8. Mkrfu. hand; 9 JO,
Mu*leal aoektaJl; 0,'P aat m ig h t;
. 9 :9 0 , Bariao ton# p ictu re*; 10, K l-

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rant intaraat. We have spprovto

tha security, If Interestcl phono
or are A. P. Connolly and Son*.
W/NTKI1 TO BUY: 100 roll#
used ctlory Mooching paper. H.
IL M. cam Herald.

V in t Natloaal Book BttHdlag
t t E R Y LANDS FOR SALK;
.Bandy far calory crop*' Potritly drained 5, 10, or more acme
fa t»»h required from roapottMe buyer*. Frank L. Ferguaon,
!itol'Valdai.
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MORTGAGES FO R 8 A I.K : 92000,
91490 pa) axle on* and two year*.
FOR RENT: Throe room fgtnlaKpOfront. Some diimunl. Secured
ed ipanmenl. 203 Ea»t Third 8 t
f (holer celery fat mi. Owner*
llonally good credit. Dnx 157
4 ROOM APARTMENT — n *at,
I fh t, g*a and water fumlahod,
Phone 994J, .Taaty Shop.

MY HO M E, 1510 P alm etto Ava.
for ro a L N Italy furnished, targ e

3945—WJZ New Y a rk -7 4 9
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room*; In beat reqldanre iaction if
Sanford; 9 bedroom*, garage, liy*.
Ing room, and connecting dining
room; pantry and kitchen; gas,
hot and cold water; bathroom:
Reasonable rapt. Coma and *aa It,
largo comer lot. Garay* apart­
ment for rant. Mr*. F. J . Cooledga,
1519 Palmetto.

Norinf
Oennty

W JA X - Jacksonville
WEDNESDAY, MARCH i t * 1991.
5:00, Chlldran'a Program; 0:15,
Rhode* Fateh Collin* Music Mak­
er*; 6:45, Literary Direst'. Top­
ic* In Brief NBC; 7 JO, A nm V
Andy NBC; 7:15, Lao Kitchen;
7:30 Ph'| Cook NBC; 7:45 .Ooorg*
Waihlr.gttn Hotel Orrheatra; 9:00,
Mother nobbard Hour; 0 :00, 11*1t o , Stuart Program NBC; 9 J 0 .

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POULTRY-

CLASSIFIED
B IC Y C L E S A R E P A IR S

Lack. Key aad (laa Repair*.
1) KETCH'S

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Dr. W. *» MaeDOUOALL, CHI*
BO PEA CTOR, B mow lotoiM to

DRINKSLUNCHES

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EDGEWOOD 14
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Genera B Ba'atoN At..
Hlaaka, Chopa A
Phtob U 9
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Sea Food*.
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TU RKEY,
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gotten everything!"—
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Root la Rob ford, Fla,

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Feed, Florid a . ”
to afard . Florida,

ALL TRUTH sOabartj. fo r’ :1k*
groat truth and pdwfr known to
Jaanary l i e
the Anrlonta, writ* far tha fra*
w. n. T vm tcu ifit
IdOuldater, M am I n o t * book, "IJg h t of Egypt", mailed
u . a a i r nuiidiag and without obligation to student* of
■*»«" A -n cla llm k
Higher Thought and Myotklam.
Librarian 151, Amorc Tempi*, San
Jaa% California.
Bale enured Ur tho Judge of .Ike

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nnd leva* Aasnstollon, a rsirpnra.
ilea, Complainant, ' - esa* IL W
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LEGAL NOTICES
IM U , «*d ------ I1AU«__ UU U lfe:
at n u n ik rn A N i’ Ka n n o w it -nd
v o n r a o r r i u n u MaerKH* bring In Hemlanl* C oanlr. Florid*, II n. IIIIOWN. her huaUund: J,
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mors parUrularly dearrllod aa fol. NtHMIPOM IIA IX. WILLIAM H.
11AM, nnd It. II. MIIKLt'KH COM.
N allr* la barobr given I hoi on. b&gt;W«, In.Will
t e r ond In purauane* of that n r ,
I'om tnrarlna K la h lr fact |UI PANY, a mriHirullon. dvlendnnl*. I
la ta Haul &lt;1servo of rarorlrwure and
eaal of Ih* Northwest Corner at will m il al I’uUlte AuOlon lu ih*
:»•
sal* mad* and ronderod on Ihr lih
ths Houthoaot quarter of Iks hlahvsi l.id.l.r, for cash.
day o f March, A. D. l i l t , In and hr
Uoulkoaal q u a rte r1 IHK 1.4 _ of from dual) of ih. Court llo ii.e In
lb s Circuit Court lu and lo r Mvnil.
MK 1.4) of Benton T w vntr.K Igkl the &lt;*U* of Hanford. Kloildo. l&gt;e.
we*u Ih* Ivwul hooru of »«le nu
M id O auair, Ptorldn. In C tu m r-o .
I l f ) Tnwaaklp T w eatr One I I I )
londar lh» *ih du» of April. A l»
, la a eartpla ruum Ihorolu pondlna
Hnmh of Range T k lr lr Two I I I )
whorala Dr. P, Paitllpu I* mmptaliu
Knat. tunolag H*et T o o Hundred t a il , all that rm u ln Ir a n of loa.I.
am , aad IIIggiuaJIm lih .W lB hi, lo r ,
and KlakfO (IM I fee4. tkeaee a ltu a u lu ih * Oaualr «f Pemlauta
a Florida corporal Isa ; uomluols
Honth Three llaad red »nd Kleven and D ial* of Plnrldo. dvorrllo-rt aa
naeurlllo* Cotapaur. a Plartda r,w.
nnd one eetrenlh
feel. I bear* follows, fn.w lll
l,o o four 141 and Ptvo I t ) #f
pnrationi W. (K llu rn elti Plral No.
W n i Twa llaadred and Might r
Iil.M-k M l l « l Ol Tier Five i l l
t in * * I Dank * f Tampa, a bonhloa
fret, thrnre North Three Head rod
of the Town of Hanford. » r.
aarparaltani •n aaltv T u m i Com.
nnd i:irvrn and oho eerentli fool
rnrdlng
In K. II. TTUfforU's
to u r , a rorpnratio* aa T ru slm a; A.
In Iho polat of Uoglnnlag, eon.
Map. a* p-r plot lh»r*of. ree.
P. flaw llngs aa n ard vvr of ih#
lolnlng Two I I ) nrroo.
erdrd ta rial lh*,ih I. imhvo .
y jr a l Nmtaaal B e a k of Manfnrd.
Tho nemo being sold In a a llsfr
U .t t of the Public Iterord* of
Plorld«; Kdward I f l n t a * : W. W. C. said derroe.
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JAMIHt II. BIIAROM. JIL
UporUI Waaler la ch a a e e rr
Hiwfldl llB itc r.
Be nporlt) M sstrr of aald Court bF
AKKIIMAX * AKKIIMAN
llllaKJl AND IH'IINKY.
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orlanAo, FlnrM i,
eel aad he#} bidder to r j a a k a l pul.,
lie outcry be fere Ike C eart' Mouse
door In aouferd. Besulnata r..u a l r,
Vlerlda, aa Moadae. Ih * Ilk d«F « l
April. A. I’ . I*&gt; . tk# Mine belaa *
Ik MM K ST ATS
R a le ftay a t tkl# llo a m e b le tv u rl.
Between lb * 1*0*1 hnnto q f(to ils. U A T ^ A N ir .L C . PA
Ih * fellew tag am p ertr doeetlUed lu
osld final deer**, allaaie. I | l « l « l To all rfortune*. In
l.elag la O raaa* &gt; uwmF, PtoeMa.
tree, and a ll) I
Lnare parllealarlF doe-rtbod a * fol.
claims or drum a
r*U l9 i .
llewA lo.w lii
You. «M
R ealaalag 4* rholao O rel: aad
r te Chslas Boulh #f Ih# Nurltmam BciiIf|p&lt;l Mm4 r n » l r
rara o r of Wecttaa 4. Townoklp l * ••r rU lm i s f l i • »«
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Homh.&lt; lin ag e ( * M**l, and ra h . nr EllM r
ulna Houth f i l l rh oln *. Ihraro lb * r o ts l. Of &gt;
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rholao. I Bene* North II deareoA HemI nolo &lt;-earn).
Keel # chain*, Ib eaiy North I* lion Jee. &lt;1. Mural
ch ela*, tkewf* *««■«» rh ala* In of Hr atlas I* Caam r.
lb * petal o f Urglaalag. rvwtlala- Ike Canute Otdutbr
i Inn 14.44 aereo. taor* or lean, aad Hornla st* fou n t &gt;,
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d&lt;livened.

BUILDING BLAICXS—Irrigation
bexet anA general c*mrnt work
Mtrncl* Concrete Co. J- U. TerwlPogpe. Pro* M and Elm. •*,

P rin ce** lUily.

FRUITS A
VEGETABLES
ANGEL’S IIARBECUE
Open 10 A. M. to 1 A.
M. Sanford A Genera
Area.

RpeclaNy—Indian and ihlld-

frtjfrtM n co. zip

LBMBra DRUG 1TOKE— Pmr dcriptlaoa, nmgariaia, tmntila

Haafaed'p l.to d h lg

RUBOW’S PLACE

LUMBER

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M ayaaiaoa— Fou ntain
D rtak a—S aad u I rlie#

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7, Same aa WJZ; 7:15, Rowloia*
7 JO, Sponaorad program; 7:45,
Kaatmble: 9, Jo bile* hour; 0, Samo
aa WJZ; 10:45, 81a* and Urn; II,
Variety (9 hour*).
4 9 3 .5 -W SB -749
0:90, Sponsored program; (1:45,
Fame aa WJZ; 7:15, Sponsor* 1
‘'program; 7:90, Sam* *■ WJZ;
&lt; 7:45, Sponsored program; 9, Sam*
'•tMv.TpOArj^j'iOO. Bponaorwd proJ * « l 9, WEAF ( f 1-4 hoarsi;

IN3UBAN

CREAMERY

BUSINESS
DIRECTORY

Irattan of *eM

MAr nr ■aid nalld lag M 4 Loan Aa.
aorlalloa wllfcla
twelve
moatbi
from lb * d a l* of Ikla Bailee, a a a i
w ill be forever barred under lk&lt;
tiro vision a t c a a e lr r T i ll . Law* ei

A ltd M

Accountants and Auditor*

firat mnrtKaco reeority, eight pof-

7, Onhoatro: T:M, Joe and Copt.
7:45, Onhoatra; 8, Soma »&gt;
W EAF; 1:15, Bpoaaorad profram;
■JO, B o a t h it* ; 0. W B A F (1
b o o n ); 11, Rama aa WJZ; 11:15,
Oreheatra.
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7, Now*, otthoatra; 8, Same aa
WEAFj i:$ 0 , Spottaored profram;
1:45, Oreheatra; 0, WRAF (I
hour*); 11, WJZ profram.
4U—WFLA Clearwater—010
9:15, Variety; 0:45, Topka In
Brief (N BC); 7. Amo* V And?
(N BC); 7 JO , Phil Cook (NBC);
7:45, Wm. Raid (NBC); I . Bobh)
toaoa (N BC); ,
vattotoi
XN.BC); t a t . VotnoLa Mar, ton

f 0:30,
” T*l#vklon;l:4fS,
MB*
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P E N T L A N I), G R A Y

of Mr*. II. R. Lawton, B.
toe oil Aw.

borrow $ 1 ,600.00. on cxcolftojl

Ida co n cert; 11, Guy Lombardo or
e b a e tr a r 11J Q , Joh n so n ’* orche*

and Em| 10:45, P oem *; 11, Slum ­
b e r h e a rt I I , A m * V Andy ( r e ­
p e a t ) ; 19:1 5 . PMaaure hour (repo*t)| 19, Dance hour.
'/■ -* ‘'9 9 9 J - H D I I A — 999
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9 :4 5 , S a m * aa W JZ ; 7 :1 6 , Sw eet.
»#•»; 7 :9 0 . Sam e aa W JZ ; 9, T elevia Ion; 9 :3 0 , S a m * aa W JZ ; I I ,
B p o rti, oreheatra.

tekena. r.*0. 1117 W . ta d , IA-

WE T1AVR A rllmt who w aatrto

DRY CLEANING

FURNTsftfNGH

SANFORD STEAM
PRBS8ERY

R. N. .NIPPER
H lg n it. P h o n e 30.1.

aad

8*11.

NOTICE. I have not
purrha-ril anything for
cash ur cr.dlt since I berame lira. (*. A. F.—
Huntsville (Ala) paper;

ran* hair ca ttin g
W IL S O N 'S B A R B E R SH O P

R ep a ir*— R eft alah la g
U ph ulilerlgg.
P A L M E R 'S
19-19 Arcade

Phono 419 fb r appo
F ira t
TUuk

f ir a t S t.

I f It U about Muatdl
thy o a ly w ay a r e n u t g
to toll It to t h *
riroa,— Sp rin g field

104 P alm otta A v*.
Suita CUaaod B P raaaad 1
P aata Cleaned B Prawned 1
“Caah and C a rry "

S H O E R E P A IR IN G
■Profit* arg ahaved whan
Incoma I n o * a re fled.—
W inston Salem Jo u rn a l.

SECOND HAND STORE

DRUG STORES

GOOD, K TK A IIY , man m u ,t have
P ork to ray tak es. Ilam ly w ith
too l*; d rive* t r u r l ; farm a. Ile a 1C
W , Herald.

MARKETS

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                <text>Original 6-page newspaper issue: &lt;a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"&gt;&lt;em&gt; The Sanford Herald&lt;/em&gt;&lt;/a&gt;, March 11, 1931; &lt;a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank"&gt;Museum of Seminole County History&lt;/a&gt;, Sanford, Florida </text>
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