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                    <text>S A N F O R D , FLOR1

°lans
Are LaidFor Auto
Show T
oBe, Staged Friday
And Saturday A t Mayfah

(AP)—Chneru)'
die#, N ki.M ii*

aapart* Mat &gt;

Nationwide

Espouse Proh
IsUrged ByM

we* fjve

• ltd

Nlearn,
I B m n i H c u i m a ll, in

M ritd. v u
jMHrvrMQI1
.Star. I duriag w h H ^ iU io u a and Sandlnlata* w tfl captured.

May HingeUponSciehtiffc Theory Gov­
erning I nherltance
■kttrtmSp «■*»■«*&gt;-iAri

iOf I^tereAnciJitterA s India’s Apostle
ty During LongTrip

A CVcaaqeouti hw« been a.ked to
UklKwf o f 1kt.0o6.oa0 and decide

cootinuOd
rR a fk a n e T S n o w a n d rock
a n c h a a c k a tr o y r o ^ teleih linea a n d I n ta m ip te d
t r a f f i c a t C h a m b a ry an d
non Im* Bain*. F ra n c e .
. B lac k F b ra a t a n d R h in e

Ragland and upaUte Nrw
afarbw lifted with rfrifi*
B .'li fent high left ou thy

•In*. There vrero ' new fleiurea
mt no addR’tmal damage of cimJACKSONVILLE. Mer. 10 —
(AF) VyWialor'a Iwlated meych
hrwagh Florida - •brought light

I.,_a A Aa_ .aa**

__ UU^I

Dry Lesder Says Suc­
cess Of Prohibition
DependsUponYouth
RT. PETERSBURG, Mar. l » (A P i—Chargee that wot propa­
ganda le being deliberately “fn T
rto V*
_b I -LI
l.l__
thouaand* f.fa achnot
children,
throughout the country by foree*
opposed ta prohibition we o made
yrater-day at the Antl**abwn Lea­
gue m m Iob, by P. I I Ebbrrt, I an
Angelea. •
“Thl* |a n deliberate charge
that probably will ahoek ycu ” Ehhart tcld the organlaatlon’s aoulbirn convention delegntea.
“Onr fight U to aave p chlbl*
Hon. We are going to win or Icue
In tho n ett five year*. The weta
have an advantage and we have
to admit lb But tho dry* or# go­
ing to make a terrific flghb
-Onr great problem »•' lo gel
tho facta before the»* school Imya
and girl*, ff we fall, there i* no
now tr'ln the world that Wr|H aavo
lb
-Theme children today
are
laughing at prohlbkiun, but they
know not at what they laugh. To•no-row, wv U rn this government
ever t# them* bey* and glrla and
they are ta dftermine I k luUro

PyMff

o f Bnoetta‘Share, I, color-

rl, whoo# body was found la
ta n tumteodum, akwk near
iM t l 0.' B. Wbri. Lak#
tela yunteofiy* -aflernoon,
and roa ylved at peon today
igh Carower O. J- llermten
aval aevvral boom hi grilling
flirNN, at-year old color*
man wNa wa# te bed with tbo
and who la aatd to have
mad from a -Abort alofa *ta
bo aid dead. .* *cd‘ng to the. Gardner we*
who V U ' employed aa a
■remsa an the Ward farm.
»* left in charge of th# child
i parent*, who had g««a ta
(a tha fleuu earlier In iM
the staled that bacauaa iM
te tba a f u n g h . At ab
rlatk, *hd aald aba atro

ST. rETEKSIlURO, Mar. »•
—&lt;AI’)~ I’lan* for • ' nation­
wide organisation t a the muse of proWWtWnr were
outlined htforo the Ahtl-Baltnn
league** »outhr&gt;u cbteNMUn
by I)r. V. Itc«tl Mr Gride, «mm l aupn Inteadent. Tp#. *lr»
rruiaJp. .uggvstod ItfiiUtle*
1 f unit* uf ptiM bltUn *®|w
p o rtrr. In towrehlpu and count*
|&gt;i throughout the cauntry t*
■•elet lU le o r |l« ll» l|th l Which
In ta n would ro rrrlile wefk

Mutton acclimation from oratalk
throne* who balled him anew a*
tho apoetla of India-* pear* and
liberty.
A year ago almoel lo Itie day—
It waa Mar. I t — Gandhi aet out
from Ahtnadabed eu the hletoric
march to the aea which Dior land­
ed him and thouaand* of follower*
In Jail but reeultad tael week In
a partial wletory.
T.xlor the gaunt little torchb oanr of freedom returned vietrnoualy aa a peergmaktr, carry­
ing In hit pocket the term i of a
truce which freed hi* adherent*,
etultd the eitril realatanee moremerit and pledged the nationalbta
le work fer eelf-gorarnment In co­
operation with tba British.
1
Gar.dhl traveled ell the wav
from Delhi, whore ho conferral
with Viceroy Lord Irwin, with hi*
own matte***, a bundle of food
and hie tin utrnalla tlung over
hie ahoublere.
It waa a long trip of noerly 000
llrotomc mile* but tho Mahatma
ahunned tba flral-claaa arcomodnIlona of the Ualn ard *P*nt Hpnd*y night on the hard wooden
•rot* of a dilapidated thlrd-clai*
ft mpartment. Thle gaaluro of he*
mlllly end almplklly made a
tremendous lmpre»*lon upon the
Indian mar see.
lly Gandhi's eidr throughout tha
Journe, waa hie devoted admirer.

Jta'-

. -PyetnOdy • W penoat of then*
Alt along Uio route the Irate
n e v W 'iw 'V g h S ' t i . have n* had to plough through maiepd
mallJHaiti ag itatin g • screen that
in c h .
with tboaa whkh eglattd when ..rV Irto ry and long Ufa to Maaalcona were here.-'
Lnlink flatidhl, nur saint and rn*
-R ut thl* propaganda la being vlorlr ahoutrd tha eanllnnt ndmlrdeliberately fad to thorn. We have
,
In onr aehoola thirty mHlIor'a of
A t every atatinn, aa tha train
boy* and glrla. There are ten* of pulled out, bundled* of GandM'i
theuaands who vronld not bd worihlper. rlnmberrd In proeari*
t h e r were It not for America'* on* peirhr* oa the running board*,
coupling Idoek# and roof* and rode
prohibition law.
-About 1,600,000 of thorn reach
voting ng# every IS months. Klnrf
the Elghtaecth Amendment wan
put Into effort, IS.OOO.OOO have
arrived a t tho veting age. By nv»i
election. «.OOOA09 &gt; T a apd girl#,
who could not vote *1 the laat
rlrrtlon, will be eligible U vnU. would be rruahod to death. Ho waa
f#wp«d bv voloatrora of the rot*.
We are gclng to |a#d aa* vela tbi* gre*s rarty.
law through our bey* and glrla.
Throughout thro* unprecedented
Th#y hold It Ip tbe, babmr^.i I t T# arclam
ilkn*.' tho Mahutma rcUp ta ua U get the fad* to the*# mainrd apcechlaaa became thl*
children-’
ww* hi* weekly day of *llmta. »i
j Cbbtrl aald thg 'buU&lt;nndt»R
tbtnga proMbltlcn haa done far

•f#*'tt.',

pka” from Jhe #t:iet*.
n it lam &lt;Ri I IPuaWfowO J&lt;-hn.
, dry cniaador. told the ion*
itien tbo world ba. b».n try*
‘ lot tto# year, td kvgutetu th*
tor trwffk. without aucce**.

.

on the floora or the epariou* naiirmtn and lobby of the Mayfgk
Hotel, and logrjhrr with a largw
number' ef noallec rihihkta, laeluding thoM uf nunremu* «Cl
tcinpanirt and Inaurwnre dealtrw,
Will prrarnt a plrturr of progrr**
In vchk-oWr trin&lt;pnrtnl**a which
haa r ot before liern &gt;«*pial!oil In
Sanferd.
Ram II. lllghle, man. ireneml
rhalrman uf the rimnillteea, an*
nuuncnl Ihia inoin'ng that' pl*n*
wer* prcgrraalng , hum.IMy. and
that every indication itulnled to a
mccraiful *how. -W e're going tit
have r a n here I* Sanford for thin
ahow whkh were rrcvnlly nn die*
play at the New York automobile
rhow, end when It mmea to rlaa*,
price range, and grnrral utility.,

Many “Crazy Theories
Have Been Elimina­
ted”, Says Attorney
NEW YORK! Mnr. I 0 - ( A P » The law pullrri nrw airing* yroirrday, hunting for one tb it
might tlfhlert pvnlihd V lrljn Gkr*
dor'* alayrr.
Thera wa&gt; Vamu* Higgins
known to ih.. *hady «lde ef llr-udway. There were mrn and women
friend* of' ai'&lt;|eaintarr*« of Ih*'
woman whore lifekaptr t«»a mddrn
tiaglr r«d K«b. 2tJ. .Prom thday*' devtlnpmrnl rant# an en*
eauraging wu d fr m Dialrlrt At*
Limey M rlauchlln of the Hr* n it
“I feel mu«h helWr about th­
ree# th l. week. We hate elimln*
altd many traay th*»rle*. W#
are now grlag through w rra! ell-

’ ...

.. .._.111

..i

den Club j
Its F irst
xhibition

ua' Apr. &gt; and ‘ 10, aecordiha to
Mrs. Union K. Allen, publicity
chairman. foUowlfg a general .on-

mdition Of Captain
Elder Ii Said Grave
Tlir conJIllon of Captain V. M.
Eldar, wtU-huovru Hanford real*
dant a# y tfatm * r lta*t aiaal « . .»M
haa been irtikaR y III &lt;wtng ta

g B P glff.
bureau of ctlmtnql
te io U k ii'f Pfatula
atndiuo Jq order ta
la hlDbma of 13 uf
n iffn u M la raD farv.
t teat Hro y*ur»

is

deaUnae

Understanding^
Bondholders’ Gr
lho -Snnford C ity Cw
jj
yflHrpm imd t h * S o mWvoMbf

man by n »
Protective Committee, calk
S &gt;m dewier-, handling U pop­
to tho attenUon of the CH
lar Biinlhobllrd. will display th » 3
arc.. The Wight Mn.«. Co* will m&gt;nk, atumbled upon neluteV law
OommlMlon, meeUnc a t til
of tnhrrltid chalactrrlet c« while
City TTall last night in b
t**per mrntlng with tall ami dwarf
monthly nw lon, rcn u lted l
•p%*a plant* In IHfttt.
City Attorney Fred R. W1
, Ju*t n« ntr'drnlally, the conclu­
»nn he lag ordered u notify U
sion. which acietinr tkvelopvd from
Committee mamberi that tho Cll
the llrndcllan theory arrrv Inject­
dl«pln\; K k f l t i l lllgg iw, liicM ed Into tlu. m'dillc of liru .g r
cf Sanford oipocta. to abide . I
will fe- lure Kotilii; Wj K, Well* Green Lnngley'a ultrmpt t» ptm c
aetry phaae of. tho agm m #i
hall will dll play Hro, DnSolo arvl htnutelf the »un of a-wealthy l'hlmade aome week* a to whon .
Flvuii ill, tar*, orr-l Shi It're ha* engu manufartun r an&lt;l t «• nwat l*
tempo'ary *«Ulem»nl of tbo CK|
h rhlpment of l*linllac'a which will oil a larger aharw In hi* ratale.
financial difficultly wm arrtvi
be here rapedally for the i*how.
at,
and that It oiptcU the yarn*'
lo r * It, hail completed hi* cm»i,
The fnllaw'ng drvlcr* will ho on
eonalderation from the atUraep#
h’ ml throughout the ahow In con* alleging In* waa bo.n IH nuinlh*
and member* ef the BondholdevaV
do t Intrrratrd: vbltora thraugb bef ire h.« inolher married the tala
Protectlre tVunrolttee.
and an*wrr queatlon* concerning Allwrl tV. Iinnale), when the
The f ln t vuggaatlon of an If-’
the auUirmbte Induelryi Sam manufacture!'a third wife. Mia.
regularity came up when, n fte r­
Mary
Carntti.u
lawtgley,
IntroduiHlgblrymn*. A1 While, Voile WII*
ra adlng an artkle relatlug to lha,
Ham*. Ralph Wight; bloyd A* til wtlneoarae who Vi-ult «*l that
Ranferd altuallon, ami publlihed,1
Palmar, Grady Gall*nt, J. tl, Tm* lonu'h) ami hi* fit at wife had
In a nationally known bond period-'
wick. Edward lllgglna, Harry blur eye*, tliorgo linngtev'a »)**
leal, tho Communion*re noticed
K irt. Sid R'rre, W. K. Walthall. contain yatiiau .hath* of lr,w n .
that the boodholder'e rommillMi
aitd'W erron 1. Tyler.
The trial had prngreaaeil arvrral
la charging it« rllonta a broktrng#
week* when a phjaltlan attending
fre cf (wo sad one-half per root'
January,
ami
todav
Willi*
Gurry,
thi- family of one of Mr«. lam e­
for Ih., handling of bond*. Bixb'V
!*&gt;'* atlnmeya aogge«tr*l lo him, negro y u ih
In the t»unly Jail f*e I* aald to be a violation'of.
•‘Why don't y to try lu ahow liy to a n a l trial for larceny.
m tindrrtl ending Iwtween tbni
the law of Mendel that lw» rdnr*
fu rry wn« at reeled bv Off leu#. Cna»ml“ l“n. that na ' attempt
ry e j parenla could .a t hare R. t . Kennedy Uet -ueoh on B wouSI b#,mad#*a t any tin*#;, tu!
In nwii eyed children i M
ch*igr of the P*-Ht larceny of A olrntruct er Impede th e ' aala «S'
Silica then arimtlat* w ill many bov of randy from tba fruit aland Cdy hond*. aful that n two _pnr&gt;
dearrn* liehlml the r name hare of Rtete Dm**'*, Kaat Plral Rlrert. c*ut hrihMage.rhargv, which- w»#]
__ i plarrd In Jail. Mhlle h* then In ferre, would nat b# Hbw
paraded to Ihr wltm»* alan-l. I«rd j ami• waa
w a. confined theV*. hr eahed th»l Clvaavd.
by Dr. Charles It. l&gt;u*eii|Mirl iif *■, ,
„
e |f l
fh r Carneg'e In.Mlule, the) agreed h'a nwin m*t». I nw U Doaaidaon,
The
Cummittar,
to
pay
the
two pal aid a with pure blue rfm look alter hla rlothlng. Donald* ptneon I* connection with M riiN t
could have mlh:ng hut blue-eyed »&lt; n nent the two «uaU to lb* after the Intrreata ,T InnumeraMd
preaalna club to be cleaned, and
offepcinga. ,
hntder* nf City hvnda, had rhgrV*
’ a«Ktb««c 'tR arta- k l « l PM* VOW
• Tb* *«l*g*l*w‘-a£e* aboard that
purr* him* eye* I N a rarity am* iNitifW pelir* olfN fPr ^
fro In Ibw-eVmt they wlalr4.NI
that neaffjr all apparently blue imilUtely plated lkm aldch In Jail withdraw! tIjMr bondg from Uw|
h atd t of tka committee to plgafl
ryra liar* Mima blown plgmrnl— on mapfclon t»f larceny.
addin# that brown la more likely
In miller oiurt yraierday after­ thdin on eaU. Tbe City r a a tw H
to ho Inhe riled than blue.
noon boforr Judge Jamre G. Ska* •inner* object Ip the Infreaae M|j
Science nlame* the l»ck of on1- t«n. both the *idaied youth* plead* the fo . of ntif-half per cent, ‘D*\
for mil, In o,e r*d ir on Inlrr-rtrlal rd not guilty, hut Judge Rharon rauae It Irrrvniee the aalo pilot,
m ariInge, and one phjaklan teall* turned them over ti* the County ef City bomla to that ealonb
City Atlerney WlNoi rcpurtwi:
fled Ilia! only In the hlnterlania of ( b a it for further action.
Clifford Harris, ctlotvd, arrOat- that altaravy* for the Ctdrunlta
of Nordic count tie* would pur#
e*l by fh irf liny WllUapn* "«&gt;• ire in anawnring 'the City'* ra«
r jr a lie found.
-We have |uu*rd the MrmlHi|a Officer Geo. tliay. on charge, of uurat for the nwmbera of tba
law f ir tlu* lire! time In any rirkle*. driving and pnweatlng (’ommlttr* ta furnleh the C t t.
rouil,” a a ,&gt; Mr*, l-oagley’a roun* apirilou. liquor, wa. unable to with a ropy of thair Hat af Wadi
prove Id* Innocence, nhd Judge nwaera, according to a prvrktM]
a*l.
' itlered that hi# *a*e alao unrinretardlng, aald lhal they had,
"Tlie Judge will give || n*&gt; eon* Bheroo
be turned over to County authorl•Veralloi.," &gt;a,a attorney. f•&gt;r Ue*. Kd. Ilrown, colored, whova p&gt; rrevile* t|on that au agreemdat
Ocnnrr lonele*. uolntlna mil lhal ncrupot!"*rri»-Dated en tb r pcHe* r f that hind waa ever mad*. ThejL
rru p « |rrl te-’lmofly wa* Inlrodjc* litnttei n . "bootlegger', end who 1W TItal- J lhal It Veukf b a'p rd H
ial on Ibe rye rulor of their d 'etil'r w#a with llarria at the tint* of hW tically Inrpaaalble to mak« u p '|C
alleged patent*. “Th'a la not a arre*t. waa rharged with ^aa*##**- |l*t of Imnd owner* whom thdMj
care of ldue-e&gt;»d pwreala. Such Inn tlqiior. end hla caae n'll be
paient* of Inuwn-eyrd chlldre* braid In County Cuart.
Offlcero William* and ( I n , also ,
brought about the aireat* of the
following: (lomre Sm*th, rolortd
labntrr, wha e«trsated « *10 bond
rn a i h at# , cf bring drunk ami
■llaonlerlyt Step Jo n c , rnlored,
fined **• for di.ordrily romlnrtl
Kd. Itrlta, while, fiord *6 for be­
ing drunk: and Johnn'r IJtllra,
ruloted, fined *1(1 fir rrckleaa
dtltlnr- Chief William, alao ar»
rralnl John Durant, tobiml, nhn
»*a f le d 110 for bring drunk und
iil*urd*rly.
‘
’
Off let r Shaffer wa* the arreaf*
Ing officer In the raw* off both*
WASHINGTON', Mar. 10—(API rrlne Taylor, rolorod. whvee dla- J.iinrs PTOtiela 1Iturkr. grnrral ordrrly rondurl ca*r waa riUit'n*
cm'nriI of the Republican Nation­ nrd until n ait Monday; Mil. Ra»al forum'Um, aaild today th*r« d»ll, white tailor, who raDrataaf
will, bu no h Hv meeting of th i a $10 Innd on rhargea of Doing
national eomptlllaa because tba drunk| J. ti. IW per, rvhimd labro u n u y 't* .uffar'ng from an nrer. who w it fired l i t fer an at*
Karnept
overdnoo r f politic*.
aaull on hla wife;
In a formal statement issued James, rolorod. who wag rinrd $13
ahortly after Senator Pcia. Ohio on an Bs.ault rhargo. Off team
(ha'rm sn «f live corumlUer, *ald Shaffer and Kennedy arrested P.
at the W’hRa Heuae that plana J. Itorher. roloved, whu vrai found
o#u belag laid far lb# Intenalro net guilty r f making threetp, and
_
La. ______
___ .1__WBurba,
.J .. . . aald
l*
Will Nash, who wa# found n#4
work
rf nrgag'igtinn.
|h« rommlttea would not attempt guilty of disorderly roudurt.

cupy Big Portion Of
Charges On Blotter

•Ntir ON SUICIDE
SHOOTS GIRL AND
THEN KILLS SELF

lie w rt a»k*d if he hail rlDnl
nvtaJ Patrolman Andr* w *J. Mtf
fmughllr, who arrested Vivlag
Got dun oa a prostllutloa &gt;b»rg#
in IWCl- w Charge ah» alway* in*
alated wa* a -fram e.” The dlatr!«V alto n*y replied b# had U»*.
I’i.r r , M. franklin, brother of
Mlaa Gordin, waa reported *onie*
wkat Improrad a t Ihr p«|enpalhk
wa d whire ha was taken Sunday
a f te r . suffering a nervou* break,
down from th . strain of event*—
first the muider of hi* aiatrr. then
th* aukide of her dau«ht&gt;r, in
..The Grot annual ffowir ahow of yrar- ld Henita 111*. Hoff.
the Sanford Uardtn Chib will tw Vannte lllgg: ... iroro wh«&gt; H
held ai the Eplaropal Pariah Hutmo had W ii Indicated Important In*

Flower

Commission ActsUl
VioUtion .Of V«i

iw, grd Srm- him# far almas* lh cv we.kl,
mla who ef«
. •wla'ijeioH b* caretdingly
plant, of a ay g rate thl* minting.
a touch with
O ntaln Cider doe* not appear
Wf the Huh. (« b.t rwtty.ng from th* eff-cta of
the aerlowa attack of pneunrcnla
and breauep r f hla siltaltrod agd
hU ruadirioa I#, ruga tied aa rritf.
ial.
i*
or la I I i ilA WTMT i
'&gt;
HARK RORB

in pleads
i,’ Murder

Up the Brrite
off kera and

/

Z 'Z Z i

No Early Meet Of
G.O.P.Committee Is
Slated* Says Burke

’ anJ 1 are In h m and have been
but we rwa't be married
1 WM wa wouldn't bo happy. So
■ have decided to die togrthtv.
loro her »*■ much I don't eaa
&gt;W, I eaa bill her but it will h#
no. turn# war. I » aat to bo Im*
ad In the same grave Wlllf hat
|dAyti.lD't be burlvd bauida her

“to usurp Ih# f$jn»Uona of Ibe
patDnal convention in ahaplng the
pulltkal polle’e*. Aa ovordooe of
l&lt;4Jtka I* oaa of the went maladirt that ran afflift a nation,
psrt'fitlarly whew ft la auuagliitg
to recover frota aa aronomlr die*
erdrr and htuliaia dapraotkm.
MAKER PARTY RRTCHNH
m ia h i ,

May*MA— (API —
Gturgv r . 'J h i p t 'N r o York bankfr rode te#
vrlt, rvlutl

t#t paetf of
tmll

WALKER

TARM

VACATION

Dlapiaalrg with tha Uaual' r#fdmony of reporter, and bhatag.
a leertI# Ihg tha City,
id th al'ln vlntg nf tkt
rapherr, Mayor Jifne* J. Walker
'1 bn anew
boa i drd a Wr#t bound Irain far
ff. of, $11$.
a m nthlt tw a llm In l*altn
alto b*&gt; appropr’fetad. (tea
Npriugu, Cnllf.

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dlrruiplon ensaed balatn I
miaalotiei* ay road ta pay
af priaflng the ftm W
I'AI.II BEACH, Mar. l # . ( A r ) price al'ghtly mem than |

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aboard hla

mi yr.trrday R. r Huften. Itelw bench and
' Vlklnc, aft- New York broker and theft af

*r a oiuwtl
Indr*.

ln Ue Weal $400 from hla at run r hag wa# dteroveiad hir.uffta.in yeaturdny. TRg

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Aside from cheap tobacco,- two factors in a
npoIter’s pleasure: ’/.:
apery dust if left in the
tobacco by ine[
cleaning methods sting

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are full-bodied and pliable* A dry c lim b *
crumbles under pressure and sheds tobacco.
If you will bold a cigarette to each ear .and
roil them with your fingers you can actually

scorching or by evaporaJ)' , Hongives offa hot smoke
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Ungled web we w eave 1
ilficattooH

T l x d lsd o e u re a an d &lt;U
b th a killing o f V iv ia n
WAV a* a irm ttarr “o f i
t» h e r m bttey b y a n y *

eupatlon”, both make ■ r&lt;b or Jet*..-.- ■■
Investiga­
* T « not latwasled," 1 Mia. Mo
te accused then ta lly laid. re# alt about the

itma ha’d travailed to Hollywood
to play the trout part of tba tiun
Til a case
th a t th is In a 1swell pktSra lhero, and brne
stealing, o r ( oim fraati extra fad tba, Ilea*
taffy ea Im t a t alt choked up and
1th luxuries couldn't rbffr * j good and th at
n em erg ed to
ally aden in tun imni tba film. And than Jww
n aiv e n ig h t ho liatallatt Baal again se'-rta t o
ah a w as a ft* la (ha lineup of tha unemploy­
I t It wan p e r ed,-hut It watidt aa profitable a*
g a n g s te r life ha had bam lad to bailor*, do hr
______I
____________________ ______ yolka com ip -1 dropped oul and travailed to ntf
Ion t h a t s h e w aa fa a ro d , feared to su c h a n e x ta n t th a t aome- office. And bar* ha ara*. T hat wai
hU ito rf. Ilia mp«t rerant one.
io th o u g h t it n aceaaary to stra n g le h a r to d e a th .
-W hfh did you eat iM tf" f en■f- On F e b r u a r y T Mina G o rd o n an n o u n c e d ithat sh e had
lfo rm a llo n co n c ern in g th a " f r a m in g " o f w om en by police qulrarf. Mo- &gt; &lt;
Amt Joat aa lo fty area about fa
fficern, On F e b r u a r y 20 ah e v is ite d th e b o a rd o f Inquiry
reply his wife entered end *then
hich w xa c o n d u c tin g ,a n in v d a tig a tlo n in to • q u estio n ab le cn*utd
one of those far-famed tri­
noeM eexof-dhe poUoe d e p a rtm e n t, a n d to ld h e r ' sto ry , a t angle problems tietwrren Lefty
iqab a p a r t o f it, th e p a r t w h ich re la te d to a n o ffic e r a j u l r u t
tkm alH ng" T
I C o rd o n bell
h td, it does

so ciety to Wl

Tl y

like on* of the family. And hefty's
contribution*, though they contin­
ued. ware Inaudible, Wh'ch didn't
make ma mad..
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After a certain period, ' Cefty
sidled out letwuen epithet# and a
voire followed Mm— n retro which
• 1stled Ci-esrendo
gradually a* its owner moved far­
th er away. U fty v Ued-up latai to
ash if I hed an unemployed *MUr. Ha said ha h id a small fab

p J&amp; p S S

th*r of our fsltbi.w bo for Utf
thkt srsi aft.before bin* we
id tke rtosa Asa pit tag, th*
m, dad- 1» ssk -dsrww at-lb *
* hand of lb* throne ol
K t r . ^ J ^ r i l f l ' bstla«y»hy
h*i*I own, T b y -y w d I w#«W ,

and afl

Of m o rb id

UW legal ta*go (skietmiag.M
Fays. Another clean up «sm-

that w*

After all we m «n-JafeM bhlu
bey ** truly oiwetvsd w M flbl
together.
And now 1 have a neat lltl It- *
rant printed and tarked to tl
outer side of th* sw.nglnp &gt;k*
it roads: -I &gt;0 net disturb. KV •&lt;
|ng.” 1 hope Lefty '.Turks wliiie
ala**..

n ia fo u n d m u rd e re d — p ro d titu tk m an d
iahed alnce tim e Im m em o rial— o r t h a t an
leken d a u g h te r an d b r o th e r a r e m a d e to
J s ta r tle law -ab id in g N ew Y o rk e r* fro m
ita o f public in e r tia ; r a th e r th e f a c t t h a t
thalr hands In leaving the mild
(llmate cf Florida and plunalng
Into IM, cold weather of northern
quit* a numbfr of people who
have teturred too early snsl l»ld
the penalty by giving up their

spriugtifbh rardurr, tbs luif i.
ftno and* the air ae&gt;wb*ma.v*9»L
|M*r*‘ la am f bilhing. than wMvk
ixSMrg la more healthful or en­
joyable. Much of the social Jlfr
of tha community ts lre on *n
mildeor aspect la the spring
mantbi in beach pasties.
ft*b
fries, metor tripe tfc wssoOy n~
sort centre*-as*-ether difm lun*
that • rondure to hWUI aadlflBg]
lijnrM. Considered tram aitp
we rrjrard It a* a gtVal n iiw H |
ftir anybody, whs has h e rn .v k in

W"HT^f»Wsi t» roturo- nortli
at lb la lima of the year.

Wevfc*«***
nrfu It have lay tonsil* out bat ITs afraid -U weald ruin my dbmmy’a voire.”
weather wookl ro t be. So bad,
bnt when th* weather chang­
es quickly and extremes of cold
nr,I heal ar,- experienced almost
hyt ■pfiMimttthi slilks thiough In auercullng «Uy», there Is a
hr north. IVopl- . . lu p Uit f*..u at ilnns situatUe w hlrh,.lf it does
lorUla ore r x|si-nl t , it rut oily nut Inflict pith dliense, a t Past
n account uf tho, iO|.l vrostlu r, Impplr* th» vital fore** and robs
ut on aecount' of- the Shut-in.ilifr rriutib-il • vlsltore qf thc benefits
rhich cold weather makes notes- they h u rt derived from their so­
.
sry. After living In lh« open sir journ In lids slate. &gt;
Again, It fs a mistake to rei\ Florida, In th* enjiym m l of
’kirida sunshine anJ seabrerw** turn
___ north
_ ______nt this. .time of the
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K, rlosr, stifling, germ ladsn yenr Iwraus-, of all th* months
1r of the north proves to bo a i In tin year »In Mouth, Florida,
kanare to health. Contlniusui cold j Maicb, April and May are tha

most delightful. In th* north It
litay be true that- there Is nothing
so -rare as a day In Jon*,” Hero
In KiniIda, we can sdy, sent My
truthfully, that, daring-th* &gt;print
months, practically erery day Is
as rote a f * day la June. In the
yrarB before we tame ito Fh&gt;ri&lt;U
to mskf It euf home,, wg ,f*ub&lt;i
ourselves, when In th# slat*, etc,
pressing -aursclve* with enthus­
iasm about the ftno spring wealher, New that w„ bay* been here

Our LaUn-Amerkpn polity, My»
Secretary Stlmawi, “ha* been ’ a
noble one.” And IIke other d o th
psP.rlM uf our Ujvurnmoft, has
required . pteoU af adfWreuwent
offhVih.—VlrgHOett-Pliof.

Mflcl eople# uf The HarttM’e
I m'll-swwR teiery edition.
Jrsnferd by helping, to adilrta baa come, the farmer
‘ UM. a
|;, 1 \\[
think of ethPr things;
rips apd elolhii and radios
id I rlrldslfni 'sod rings.
ikhahha' Onnghl-may be the
fa Wsehlagtew ef India, .bub
Sit (Its* -Father ol Pur town
W alt’ walk

armed i*' hi&gt;

shirt during th# day time.
tills fs building e fMUurant
h a vault-fonnrtly awrnd and
iby iba Chata, National Bank,
should protart the (Untre
k;n g bald up by anyom
da I ha rssUarqnl sayvrpy.
um Vlearwatar " wbiM r lh«

of u Tl year eld wlnldr vie*
feuBl beatem la death- and

Rum w h ich la ad a rn o f th e D em o cratic p a r ty w ould do w ell to
MTClrier fcB ow ing th e p a r ty co n fe re n ce in W a sh in g to n »
few d ay* ag o , T h e r e c e n t tr e n d o f ev en t* b t * b e e n m o e t fa*
v o rab le foi* ri D em o c ratla v ic to ry n e x t y e a r , b u t th e t h r e a t ­
ened * j* it b etw e en B ooacvelt a n d S m ith ,’an d t h e in je c tio n of
th e p ro h ib itio n q u eoflon in to p a r ty pU n* b y C hN lrm an Hnakeb' h av e n o t fa ile d to c a r ry e n c o u rn g e m e n t to R e p u b lic an
chiefs.
' i f i t w ould eeem to u a”, any* tfle B ra d e n to n - H erald ,
"tk a t-M * . S m ith .w o u ld be a a tU fie d to lo a v a th e c o n tro l rein*
t o a n o th e r a f te r h ie m i**rnblo d e f e a t 1h 1023. N o ono could
a t k m o re th a n w aa g iv e n h im th e n b u t w h ich a f in a l a n a ly sis
ih o w e tj to b e w o rth leu* t h a n n o th in g q
bit e x a c tly th e ta m e v a lu e ehould th *
to n o m in a te h in t « second tim *.JW r, B n
■Inc* h e 1* a m a n o f w onderfully, keen
h e ia g o in g e te a d ily a h e a d w ith «• p r t
only. g fi« f to hi* p a r ty , I n -th i* e f f o r t
co m m it

The Finest. Pe

rmlnq Six Hudson Ever Built

nriuow
for rlor* tnudialll fo r the platform on Which the party’*
iM lndo^mams fer lyurists!

eandldtU
Will be stood and which w il, i f adopted, fu rth er alienate thb
gouthern vote.
"T h ere oat\ be no excuse .far tha Impasse towkrd which
Ihe party leader* are m o v in g }T h a t M r. sm ith bhouid prodU M to tba TlawaiUn- same-to dictate to Oovarnor KoppeveU w ho la favorably p a n ;
mca tba -apantng uf- an ttoned ss-thair party’s sU n d sid bearer emaeta J iru n d F o f
l*tk b m p du -AuyusUns, IngratHuda in View o f the aupgiort *w »rd e d h i « ; l « ’ lu * a#-

K) a-fix wevks' ******* at
,-W aedtr how It nUkea the
&gt;r lesl to kavs t*- alt Idly
■i P Uw* of hU stata, which
'Sw an U aafarta, *p*n!»

other thi

*Ur cewnlry la

of.lte ceadl

k-kia Ikk Mila 39
ala* W . . Tiut ««
ant*.' •■*»*-bec-iu
wqri

bora wide ■
ind deep—j

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�KM*. »ivl Mr*. I'. A. Ceg
m Cleveland. Ohio, apctu S
A m with their w p k tv , S
K. Connolly, 10K Real KlghJ
Rtbrkah (judge wilt he held a t 7:-

«8 o’clock at Urn Odd Fellow*’

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TUESDAY

Frank Him*, or Tituarilb .pent
Monthly bit*la m inertin* if
the Mu* le Ikepa rimer t of the Wo­ Sunday here with Irirnd*.
man’* Cliih will b* WM ■! a ”'m
ftoeh In the &lt;lui&gt; room* and will
Kira. O. W. Gilbert la III with l»be followed by the refular pro* tluenxa a t her h nne in Rot*. Court.
gram.
f
Mr. and Mr*. Frank J. Uotmale*
NOTICK.
are III at their home on Magnolia
Avtnue.
.
Word haa hewn receive) bate
that the Rev. and Mra. P n d Belt;
Mr*. J. P. Blasingame, of Atlan­
*», who have conducted revival* ta, la the g u n t of her .later, Mr*.
hem many t 'm n , " ape haring W. B. Stovall. .
*
charge nf one In NtW.HoiTTlia all
IbU week at MtCtwry'a - annex. _Mr». G. W. Spencer It III with
Spurnl • Inglng and other muilr '[wftueMa at her home on Beat
have l&gt;een arranged,
. ..
Twentieth Street.

Mr. amt Mm. J. G. Waite, ahd
thildie.i, and r u n t, M in ‘NefSe
Rlllehrrw, *pmt Surday in InW *
mw* with Mr. Walt**' *UUr, Mra,
W. M. l.oy.
1
*- f*
Mr. a r d Mr*. J. K. Knwani of
Maryville. Trnn, are vblllng their
eon-ln-taw and i’ai ghUr, Mr. and
Mr*. A. C. Mrlttyiold*. a t tM &gt;
heme in KdRtwood.
I
Mr. amt Mr*. W. a Stovall and
e ’altor. Mi*. J. P. Rlaslngame, of
Atlanta, arrompan’e d by Mr. and
Nr*. Raymond Mobley, of (V ent
*rent Sunday at Shiloh.
———Mi
Mr*. N. It. ('Inward, of ltahaon
Park, wit) arrive tomorrow night
to he the gur*l pf her kilter, Mr*,

tt)KKMCT|QN

Mra. II. U Thraahrr I* *£endWr wlah to atate that Hr. and her mother,
Mr*. Kelly arc from Port JerVia,
Phillip Hath, of Fluahlng, U I.,
N. Y.
arrived today to vlalt for a abort
Friend* of Mr*. A. l,. Belt* will time, hi* aon*. Phillip R. Bach
b , glad to Irwro that *b# It Im­ and Waller 11. Bach.
proving at hrr home on Palmet­
to Avenue after Iwlng ill for aem*
Ur. and Mia. II, I). Coivell mo­
Seminole time.
tored lo Jaekaenrille today where

FRIDAY
tS*m* ttarrlaen Chapter of
r A .-R. win meet at J o’*
• t th« beam of Mra. I). D.
•R. Raae Court, with Mr*.
Ml and Mr*. J ’red Wight a*
•ta^ m e cM n g of

of Or Urdu
announe. the marriage
of their daughter
.
Mary France*
to
J. P rO e rv rf'O e le d e ,
on Sunday, Frh, 1,

Sanford

Phone 123

fra. Long Entertains
For Sister-In-Law

Circle Has
iff On Friday

RnapdiotrtiK and m u i were
ltd 1o »&lt;lotn'the toumn of the home
S ’ J in . 11«n r I C, Ixing cn Park
Vvnur alien ehc eriterta'nnl with
a bridge party, on Friday even­
ing 'n honOr or her-»l*t»r-in-law,
Mr*. K &lt;i. ilanaarot, of I'Jl*b*rnrh, A* honor Rural Mr*. Hanhotel n.i* presented.with » banJ
made handkatchlef. a «ift from
the hiwleaaThn-uifbotit (he eveaing brldgi
game* .e re enjoyed by the ifuft*
an&gt;l at a lata hour acorc* wire
Added and prltea awarded. Ill«h
a t m | n ia for the ladies, a firing
af brad&gt;, went to Ur*. L P. Ilagan, ahlte Henry I’m don wan
Riven a cigarette I'ghter for h Idlug hiith acore among tho men.
Mia. II. U. Lawi. w*a award,*!
Iad In ' *roe ml high rrute pnac,
toatiime Jewelry. I«w arore. wen*
hebf t-V Mr. and Mr*. John Smith.
Mr*. Smith wai Riven a novelty
pihni-ll tthnrprnei. while Mr. Smith
r*c eiied a ration of eigaretlr*.
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&gt;h Wsrr-m anil J in . F,

Mr*. J. A. IHount. Those prerent
Wen-: Mrf. F, G. Rannerot. honor
gurui. Mr. .and Mr*. B c IC d b fK
J r , Mr. and Mra, Henry Purdon.
Mr. and Mr*. John Smith, Mr. and
Mr*. II. F. Kent, Mr. ami Mra. J.
A. Ulount, Mr. and Mr*. Walter

‘m

the sell »nd the car* ef certain
plant*. Much of (hi* Inlunimtlim

Blue Ribbon M alt Jo*i

Richy Craig Jr. .

on Ft'doy

jlb f
tittle «r flnwir eimw. Mnu -W. Mm IfcuU
gave a report of the federation
Club which met at tho Hireling III (yiamtn.
r». Warttn n« Kan
At the conctiubm nf the boatit'. Iteporl • »rro main »h«*
xatlnn tea a t* a e rv rd 'trd
llrmt'n tl the vitliM) ike nioinbrta
were invited to the
wH'iIrn i f the lio.li&gt;a. Tho&gt;* proMra, M. I.. Wrght dd Ir United rent werr: Mr*. K. K. Utah, Mrv.
to tkt* member * *re&lt;| f.,r rsperi- It. L. Uaan, Mra. H an* lire ten,
nirnt WltH new riant, giving fu&lt;l Mr*. Rdoanl lllralii*, Mrn VV. D.
d're^lMtr fdr pUrtln* *ml&gt;n&lt;r ll ffman. Mr*. Brneet landenthe e*lw afteiwanl. Man. helpful im g. Mr*. C. It. Maaon, Mr*. I t
*mrRw*t(on« ■were made, Inelrdlng It. Monro*. Mr*. W. M. Scott. Mr*.
Information on the preparation et K. N. Scott, Mr*, tl. a Hetman,
Mn. G. C. Sprrrlnr. Mra. PaUt
3. ('oilmen, Mr*. M»r* M. Cole­ Stlre, Mr*. M. U Wright, Mr*.
man. Mr*. It. R. leul*. Mr*. |„ I'trry Cameron and Mr*. Ralph
*
P. Ilagan and Mr. and Mra I. ng. Warren.

pnanti u giro*l vlM
TONIGHT

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A il e e n S t a n l i

10:15 Eastern T ine

NOTICE
llaelwg earn red the te n ire* of Mr. II. Jaaan Gat, la le t M
aaaktant* I haie b*e* Hating prop*rtlea far-the paal tw a week*

^ 6X^ - 4
M. M. S m ith Hub-DIvlalonn
and ahw te a offer two or three of the heat Irrigated farm* la
.
A. I». CONNELLY
A. I*. Ctwnelly Jl Kan*
M t'K . Fleet HI.
Phone i*

the-o d e e r o g h * T:^ Xz?~

Sunshine Mellows
Heat Purifies 1

pouncing The N e w

LUCKIES are alw ayp
kind to your throat

Knitted Conde' Sportees
You muM »ee theno new null* to gpprccinte them. I-onjr nleevc, ellp-ovcr
nwcotcr* nnd flare itktrfw with fitted hip linen . . . . alytrcl tn pleane the
tnoat particular and priced to please everyone

Everyone knows thin]
sunshine mellows—that's why tlMt
"TOASTING" process tndudes tint
usie of the Ultra Violet Rays. LUCKY
STRIKE—made of the finest tobaccos
—the Cream of tha C ro p —THEN
—"ITS TOASTED" - o n extra.secret
heating process* yHarsh Irritants
present In jail raw tobaccos are ex*
pelted by COASTING," These Irri­
tants are sold to ethers. They are
not present In your LUCKY STRIKE^
No w onder LUCKIES ore alw ays
kind to your throat*

o Piece Jacket
Bses For Spring
As Presented By
y M|
i;.'&gt;?-#)

V Wa hAyfcJliat rectlyad • few new Co-Ed hVocka among which are the two
■^ -iSdbs Jacket enaemble* so popular thia apring. Jarkuts are of Knitted Wool£
'
-*
*
4
a n -o r
Flannel in colors of lovely contraat to the gleeveleas
flat crgpS froeka. You will aoe at a glance that these, ensembles are of
: • real quality.
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The adiict of your p

.

clan 1st Keep out of d
In the open air, hre
deeply; take plenty of
dte In the mellow runt

check-up on the health

Just Received A New-Lot Of
i

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r

n m i »r-*'

Wke b a i t y
Strike Dwwe*
O r c h e ttfN ,
ooery Twee*
S a y , Tbwre*

o f cotton

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Th* Barton ofrfcklftfal *hw*

w
- 4rW»*

w w » „&amp;r.

m i l l m itBi,

qoewl U ipayrr*. Oo» of the** ii
th# "lafetmotiow a t mofw " pro*
virion of lHo rwomt* oct.

BUsot and .Preach A n m
and th a t »l»w
&gt;
i *a Thirteenth B trostas It
w c h r jf r o tih A n n w .[ponfl t u a i u n / f j in .fr*

lag,

algao

0S $S S pS X
hMC3K
Spnrjfife

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yaw asariak
w sm .

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Under thl* yr.Tiilon k'l indi­
vidual*. .*r&gt;tppmtimis, Ptrtiierahlps, association*, executor*. ad*
minis trators, it* - are roqalprJ
to report to the CammleiUaor of
Intonwl Revenue » t Waaolngton.
D. 0 - peymcnt to ■not Hor person
“filed or dtto; wlnobl*
of fM 90 or mot* during th# colend*)' y*or, lr th* recipient of
rufh payment la- aloft*. If th*
rrfbW nt to married, «*pfrt must

Of tho Ppyro &gt; • un­
.petition ,of o»oro than IM lUt
|pf $*M »t for th* rojntole- known to ft* -p o rn 1, the . payer
friends,rcstumd
in J diujKtVH off to

- HTATJ6 COLLEGE FOB WOM*

JOCnTTtrm^ao, Mt . lO-to*uiUtlon of th* Chi Gamma aororitr

Ben Home Is Scene
W Meeting Of cijiss
With Mr*. Linton E. Alien and
Oa France, Dntton ea boat*****,
l regular aorta! mooting of tha
iletbea Claea of the F»i*t Pr#atrrla r Church eraa held on Men*
F. arm ing at tho horn# of Mr*,
ten in Race Court. Immediate!after tho arrieal of tho guoata
0:S0 o’clock eupntr eraa aarepd
Iffel alyl# to tll ? t f member*
lAdomlng th* roome wber# th*
M plr were entertained wat ■
Fmuelon of snap dragon* and
i » r gardes 'flmrere. r*U «fing

anol, Mr*. Walter H, Borh,
P. J, fttine, Mr*. It. E. Ru*.
Mr*. William ft. Brumley,

Bboiman Moore, Mr*. Vicproon, Mm. If. M. WaUon,
f Edward B. McCall, Mr*,
h Whelchel, Mr*. P. F. DutJ r - Mrs. Gray Michael, Mr*.
D. Hoffman, Mr*. John Oil
Oil*
!(»*. j , It. t'rrwlllegxr, Mr*.
L Woodruff, Mr*. Jam** Huff,
; Untcn E. Allen. M a. Jo t
•y, Mr*. Andrew Hill. Mr*,
ie Maaaoy and tho Mlatea
iwra Duttor, Barn Warren
lathy, Oioer Olllon, Ruth Oil,and Prance# JUaurtr.
.)

a s E

i s : *

fieore, Mr*. M argant Edward*, of
Chleagi, Mr*. Clara Vail, of Val*
doota Georgia, and Mm. Bowie, of
Birmingham, Alabama.
' Chi tCUmma w%a officially ta*
cognised aa a local
— aorority with
re on N it amber
fourisen
rth 11*30 petition
fr
wat mad* to
la Phi Alpha and
tha fifth" *mi1 rn'chapter of lh*'
organ liatlon.
ii Bela Phi Alpha was founded at
lh* tinivorelty of California la
1000.gpd alnco that lime ha* canfined lie eapanaion mainly *.a the
north and weal. Kouthorn rhapier*
era found only In Bout hern Meth­
odlat Uhlvrmity, II award C olt

The ft rat itfiUlllif of t i t propoood ordinance* then cam* up.
Th# flrat and!name* will brdonro
affect fra Apr. I, and prxrrld* fan.
an Incroano of SO conta in tho
tnln miini water r*U throughout
ehi CMy. The now r*U aril be
• l i o , and Uftry of wgter ar* g^j-

S," lSllW X 1a'ET

mount 4B33 gallon* each mop!
Tho second ordinance prokl
for the eilabllahmem of an *'
Sm board, fotspoaed of tt
nembora, which »hhH hat* np
U enforce tvty and federal Ji

S
ophie Noweomb.•OfIfego. 11
Oglethorpe U nlrrrilly. tvlthlo

k a a a n u n e e r* lra |M I I |&gt; i - r r - . U r
x a n lt a r y , t ir a r lle a lly la it a a ir a r t ih le ,
and m a y It* w o n t w h lla b a ik ln a .
I lk a lu r a n r ie a eauaee n io m a r k
T re a t.le .
t la r k a r k r ,
r n n a t ln a lln n ,
’N e rro n a n ra a , a n d o lh r r
a llm rn t a ,
T h o u a a a d * o f d a a ik * fro m m it iu r a
r n n ke a c a ld a d .

fifty,'yrhlrh will b* Introduced at
th* comlpg term uf.the loxialqtur*.
Tb* First was a bin .validatin' all
patuam cnin on peraonat tax** fo»
t t e , y t e ) r s 'l » to l« &gt; , inolwalw.
Tho pownd'waa a bill WfcfcM will

A iu n n t i

You can nuk* a ihm-minur*
taWphop* w i t owe a d i t t u m e l
one hundred milci for a* little *1
forty cent* Ijy uting Night Ststiun*
(o-Statiun aerxic*. Chargt* may V*
(Waned on Sution-to-Suiian call*
when the rate it 2fc a r mot*.
Aak “ Im g Diiunc*H for rare*.

rra trrt

Southern 3 c ll Telephone fk Tel
,.

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tf g c n a r o iu T p iK

“T u .1 C o e r la l u n i W,n a a a r a.a

n e n e ll n .

F R U IT S AMD V E Q E T ^ B L ^ I U C E D

.T "!fG om aa and p»KC

TU ESp^Y

n isi fsw week* a chapter wHI
Inil* (led at Uandolph-Moron Coll*
ego Tit l.ynchburig, Vlrglnto.
fltudent* Juit.Initiated Into Be­
ta llil Alpha Include: Harriett

i

"I hare thla wondrrful Sarg-’n fo
thank for my now h**1th and
Pfoporif Jft }ho City on whlcK tax- alieig th after all th* other medi­
b -. HM br aV . . cines I’d taken for thro* year*
P0A T

W ILL '

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W EDNESDAY

YORK IN

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D A IL Y SA IL IN G S FRQM

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Modi
odgea Inrlude: Frances Ifeueh*
ltafaly Hatbori Afargnret Mo*
Caaklll, OeFunlak

both McCormick,

GOING JK M T 8.

■ onj he
iPAftor.l
m tt
.year,:
a to*
has,

r'Bpw

(barter rnembec
aro aa follow*: /t

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tondnioi

xonrllMl
Flgenbot
r*l Loci
Wateon
Mhetb J

HERE

N EC TIO N ^ IN JA C K SO N V IL L E ' j m

aSreC,*Ste
Hath Parker, Tallahai

'.^Hrarly

croTy,

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W IT H C L Y D E L IN E 8 T E A M fe » L IV IN G jfSEwT

|&gt;, fifty Attorney Wllaorv
of Police Will lama, end
luperipteedent Mouahttn «V
.the meeting. Comra.'taW

AnonaUna. tn a A le r.

&lt; zru isM

T n e n e u a d d # f a a lle rt w i r » i w e n *
r» -sw rr-i)&gt; * r r a i c a p p u a « e e m a i n *
lh « ru M u r* n e r f e e ily «n&lt;) t iN lr X Ir
r o n lr a r lk |h e a p e a th a i t a i r e b u « r
Ik e ale* a r lo c a tio n n ( I k * ra n t are.

bringing them “hack fljaUCSA
through the year. By Irlrfboott
Talking to them i« nest beat to
acting them, and it erntt

rue—reeiasentf nuntur* -nht*i«-

Coaal IJ m JUflway to rpm
the 9 lr 'h y ,a u H eUfm do

icrna# th# proporty
MVd ia to bo yellwod of

B. J. MEINH a R d I, of Chicago
Export on tho Mtlnhardl Rup­
ture Shiild, IS coming here agfln.
He will prryoT\a|ly bo at the Ang*bllt lU tel. Orlando, Florida, on
Saturday onjy, March 141b, from
/0:OO A. M. to 0:00 F. M.
.

Mr. Mclnhardi aayai

S ^ T n d .bel^rtM rd !

•Mo of IM feat. »ul
following tondltlooa: *
MJ right* an, pot to \

But them la om aur* way of

'

ker, JafktfnyMIm rrwMowtr
rothy Clarke, Clearwater, vice*
president) Margaret Jordan, Tam­
pa, corresponding secretary; MaAiranth' rf»n Spencer, Sarpaota, recordln*

ifrs. Prank Meisoh
ii Hoakai At iRajity
[In kelobratloEToT"h*r

national aorority, look ptaeo hor*
thla afternoon with Mite llarriett
Baker, of fackaoavlll* eerrln* a*
Him flrat preeUaul of th* national
rhapier on the collage tempo a.
IM a Phi Alpha make* the o.ghHrifth rational aorority' on lh*
cimpoi* ' J1■
Pledge *err lee to Beta Phi Al­
pha we* held on Wednesday af*
lernoon, and Initiation Thu rad*y
night. Th# formal InltallatH i hanqoal wax held Saturday and #*»-

^ K S K a if n q r n*f
Am ati ealda lor ' fketr ‘ payment, m
but th* .Oammlaatonora wdra in- limltid to periodica) payment*
PWmtnt m utt be
iablefo »**' th# odeieahfllfy of *™t
reported.. A eepqr* t# return of
Information f i r *ach employee la
required of employer*.
Cooperation, aim required to
A roquoat from officiate of th* make al*o a separate report of
for
Bsnford Gae Ca., th a t th* Com-. lUTldifptfl or dUUibu liana
g « h JrriU.idyal,
fAiucJarr.
or
partnerahip bolder who waa paid
,WOO or amt* during th* calendar
y ta r 1M0. .
.•
Information return* e rr requlr*

W l .H I U M

iMai

a’# Day dM'gnla hour.aa C# eoura* .
1 whit* was Mirod 1

A—JL J / . f
sprightly!

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A tlO N S — C O L L E C T IO N S
V1NG L IS T S
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H P R IN T IN G — T Y P IN G . . J. j

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I c O liN T Y C ilE D it

'or Sale Ada

N ., I N C .

WWT MfW Ihe U lu n you now h«r* no «• M
m for?
fo r? Why
W fef not
n o t convert
n m v e rl them
them
tn CASH? HOW? Erwy— with t]to help» Bf
of «a Herald tclarified.

WANT AD RATES

M W B e,t ■** *•*?» w* will lnocrl aajr id th it c m be cW lflc d un*
if “MtacdUncom For Sate*1 for one half price, If ordered for nix limed
'
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light homekeafcng, either apart­
ment or imall

- •;*. •'w

• eY *Vc ‘

-l

house, about

|

Systems

buatncM iccimn. Can move in any

11 /

lime trom now to Mar. SI. Per­
manent.-Addle** Box 1317.
WANTED —G
French Are.

NO BETTE it l-irimtn In Raiifjnl.
Bom Court Dwelling constating
o f LI vine room, Dining room,
breakfast, ruvm, Tile i.ath an*
three Bed room*, Garage. Hntall
rath payment. Balance like rent.
ColelOURh Beally Company.

A ce o u h to n tn a n d A u d ito rs
F irst Rational Bank Building
• I r ’idkftw .

^fU&amp;fartV

5 = ^

WE HAVE A cBtnf who want* tn FOR BALE: Ban U n ta Apart
■Jbernaar SIJMU.00 on. m relfrnt
ment _ al*p. , V ukvj — UuiWUu

Same a* WRAP; O iiM ^ponaor.
ed program; 10, Kamo an WJZ:
Tffjilli; Same a* WEAK: II, WJZ
featurei.
.1

RADIO
■ T O N IG H T S PR O G R A M S
ncil aonga; 8, Sam* a t WJZ; 8:30,
Illy M hUvchtri! I’lr-.t
Feature*| t&gt;, Kamo a* WJZ; II,
Programs ‘In 'eaatem standard •Sport*. WJZ.
| c . P. k . n k r * olherwiao indi4M J—WLW —TN
6:43, Koine a* WJZ; 7:11, JestWEAF New York—M0
rr*. WJZ; 7: IS, Night achool; 8,
(JfhC: Chah.)
Ti-Voter*' am Vice; 7:30, Hiatnri|1 akatchm; 7(41. Pickard family;
I ' Banderaon and Cmmlt; 6:.W.
Mii-Shmlm holla; 0, Mualcal
Pgaxlna; 8:30, Happy Babers;
A 8. A. Rolfe archcttra; IS, A I-

W jIlwABC New Vack-SAO
(CBS chain)
S, Frederic WPlam Wile; 7:13,
ana* Be*Id* the Road; 7:30.
iS&amp;aorad program; 7:30, Barn
Cheatra; .7l4R, Daddy and K&gt;dl«;
JnteroatloiM) linger*; H, Tuple*
kbrief; 8:11, Character leading-&lt;
M0. II. V. Kallenbom, newt;
Ab, Muilral dinner; 0, Mlnuto
Miuha; 0:34, Barlow symphony;
Ry. and
' i d Mrs.;
r m 10:11,
nunc
If, Jr., comedian; lOdlOy Ha

I playhouie; I I , TVemaine nr.
awtra; 11 IN , Jack Denny ~br314 j —WJZ New York—7M
&lt;NBC Chain)
-,* X r
T, Amo* V Andy; 7:30.' Phil
n4t&gt;-7;43. Radio aerial; B, Paul
hlfetntifa .'Band; B:30,, U n.lt
la; |:41, 'Great composers; 0,
Sppgo celebrities; 0:30, Death
P ay Day*; ID. Pioneer*; 10:3‘),
pro, Lu and Em; 10:46; Johnnv
inrin, aonga; 11, ShimUr hour;
i Asm * *■' Andy (repeat); 12,
rttatny’* Orcbaatrn.
R U —KDKA—080
4. Bank, en**mbla; (1:46, Kam«
’JS; 7:16, Reveler*) 7:30, Fa

1*3 —WfroK 81. Petersburg—« *
A, Erm ine m«lodte*j H:30, The
Yellow M*»lt; K:41, Topic* In brief
(NBC); 7, Amo* *n" Amly (NBC)
7:11, Spec)*I frilure*; 7:10, l&gt;hil
Cook (NBC); Britt, Frolic &gt;(NBC)i
U, M.latent Magaxine (NBC); 0:30,
Death Valley Day* (NBC); IP,
Salute (NBC); 10:30, Dance nr.
chevlrr (N B C )tt'll, Studio muilc.
1IH.R—WMUIt Tampa—1370
A, Theater news, announcement*
0:30, Tritf; 7, Dinner muilc; II, Muale of the Maatera; 10, EnlartalnWJ AX— JarktomiUle .
TUESDAY MARCH II, (M l
0:00, Cary Cab Protram ; 0:30,
.studio Program; 0:41, Literary
Digtst’s Topic* in BiUf by larwell Thomas NBC; 7:00, Amo*
’n’ Andy NBC; 7:11, Leo Kltrhen'a Orchestra; 7:30, Phil Crwk
NBC; 7:46, MrAleer Meludiita
(E. T.); 8 :00, Paul Whltfuran'*
Painter* NBC; B:30, Florahehn
Krelic NBC; 8:00, MrKeacon Muviral Magatlno NBC; U:30, Chev­
rolet Pregram (K. T-); 10:00,
W ttUnthoute Salute NIK’; 10:30.
B. A. Bulfe and hit Lucky Strike
Drnc* Orchratra NBC; 11:00,
Roberta A Duffy —Htiintvd InalruuienUlUta; 11 ;3tl. . Cry«i*l

Same a t WJX; 7:1b, IHawathu,
P airt; 8, Haute a* WJZ; 8:30.
Bubble ttleweri! 0, Same *a WJZ;
0:30, Chrenlrlva; 10, Hama u*
WJZ; II, Variety (2 hour*).
401.3—W8B —740
7, Bpontoml program; 7:30,
Sime a* WJZ; 7:41. Same a*
WEAK; 8, Same »* WJZ; B:30,
WEAK program; 0:30, .Sp«M m l
progiam; 10, Same as WJZ;
10:30, Same a* WEAK. *
*7*4—WRT— 1000
7, Kitoiwiirrd program; 7:30.
Him.' Hi WABP; T.VK,
program; 8, Bant* an WAUC;
H::tO, I'lillonupher; 8:41, C-omposWdj t , ;CI)n&gt;n)el**; 0:30,-Sanw a*
WABT;' * ll, r Ft aturo,; i li;13,
SlipperWABC (I 3-4 hour*).
, JM .S-.W n AS—« *
7, tVBiat; 7ilfl, Jack Tufncr;
7:30, g .m rtrl; 7:46, . Kama' a.*

All adrartlalag la raotrlctod
to proper claaMffealiaa,

ARCADE

A Jt o r a Id aapraatnlsOeO1
iboewwghly familiar with rale*
rnleo ' and &lt;taoal(k*ti*w will
(lt« yes romplrta lafacmaltam,
And If f m wlah- (bay will da*
aiat y w \tn wording yaar waat
ad to make It mara affartlra, *

lldkory Ay? jvf! 91M.

Lack, Key and figs Repairs.
DKETCH'S

Dr. W. K. MarDOUGAl.Ii, CU U
ROPRACTOU, Ik now W aled at
hil realdenc* In Floral Height*.
S. Sanford. Phon&gt; 688-11.
ALL TRUTH

seeker*

fur

the

great truth and power knuwn la
tbo Aneionts, wrlta for l i i frHi
book) “I.igbl of E |) H a! nmllod
without obiigatlun to students of
Higher Thought and

M&gt;*Ueism.

Librarian 161, Amurc Temply, San

G
sssss
U —Joatlt

11—Aaalataare

f i —Jot 1*1

i—Coatulatod

i—Uoclledr—
l—Hlireceded

“ f e . ' . ’T i i
I—At bowM •
—To climk at

4(-K gtt
47-11BP
If*ral*
thlul*

Clgnrn—Tokaeaam. Candle*
M tg ailan —Fountain
Drink*—Sandwich**

D R IN K 8 -L U N C H E 3

Trade In Yonr UnidFurnlturc at WAGONER’S.
CAFE
OASIS CAFE
Open 24 hours— 112 8.
Park.

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A NGEL'S UARUEClT^
Oprn'lO A. M. to 2 A.
M, Hanford A Geneva

I

BARBER SHOP

Repair*—Htflnlihlng

SIGNS

PALMER'S
ll-SB Arced*

iPmfits ar* thaved when
In..ime tale* *r* fled.—
Winatun Baltin Journal.

STORE

If it I, about Mum**llp
the only way **&lt;rna la IN
to tall It to the / »obmn.
rinr*.—Springtiviy UplaB.

.llrpo the \*blp . they
ahriatened
C«Ailrdg» will'
rhtmae to run. W . Par ret.

HANFORD PRINTING CO.
VEGETABLE

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SHIPPERS

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INDRPF.NDRNT
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iptrialtn * 1-11 n it at*r* IVr
ta a r l*o*l*l* llriaka
r tllM sum Mil
t t r 11. 11. rr l*k*» IH

«AV CAM \ CHAMCito

rttp .sr twktms
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k e e n umlD XLU.Hoa
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P. PAUL
Hanford's leading

D R U G 8T O R E S

3 l-T h * Uamle hi
Hewed
j
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4
47—Hoa at Noah
43—Qwkkty
41—Land measure
44la be bait #f j

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BEAUTY s rf

IN I'alairtt* Ava.
Ball* ClienM ft Prawned H i
Paata ( leaned 41 I'reaaed U r
' "Cash and Carry’*

Upholstering,

f^ a r fe v r ;

. &lt;• •

Absent minded Prof«k*y]
nor* wife.—"Walt, Jehu,'}:
Ar# you aura you’ve farei«
gotten everything7"—Par* fv
pie Parrot.

SANFORD STEAM
PHESSBRY

and

L O O .Y D O T D O P E
I
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LOOM WHAT THBVt OUM'
YktoV GBMT TH' w c to M fti.
^ r X * U IT » B ooftvA V I

Genera A Ranfard Ava,

D R Y C L E A N IN G

FURNISHINGS

BRADENTON — FVdcrol Post
Office llepartmcnt nuwldaring 1'ULJ-k.rH, tft weeAa .old. Huff,
;Ued&gt;. W. A B. Rocks, Klk rarlt.
plani for rinstrurti.in &gt;.f iur&gt;|H»«-d 9166,000 post office building.

■ Ia

HIlGEWOOD •
FLOWER SHOI** *!.

First B4,

NOTICE, I have not
purebated anything lor
rash or credit slnro 1 bocam* Mr*. U. A. F,—
Huntavlllr (Ata) paper.
L u.ai li^ D ^ . t o t—
•—i.

ARCADE. MARKET
cheapanl la Tawn.

- raw* U k tailing
WIIJION'H BARBER MIIOP

■VARIETIES bulchlng
b'vant* put. vevung. f t
i Country Club IU.»4.

*•'.**’■r*r

FIrewera far all
OcraalrnM, lNwlgw Wvfk

RU H O W ’H P L A C E

Prineeaa Bldg.

FRUITS f t
VEGETABLES

LUMBER
HILL LIIAIBER CO. Zip
Service. Phone 1S8.

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Heap big chief—HOOV­
ER E A T H
TURKEY,
LAYS CORNER STONE.
Dellas News.

W N F E C tlo fT E R Y
FURNITURE

Jo*e. California

A Hidlo 11ay house —t'BB| 114ft
tr-n a lf in Btberla'
lu—r.-.H»n of luw ta- Paul T ninainl* and hi* urrhcalto
i—CRH.

rnpirs -irdd^E SyS
- '.■.N'jufjHrjartQgnS
'.rr.'v'iQ nyHaHO
tvirji u fiafirto
■i flQODn
r-.r-’i . ’.Hfirj r a g fi
mUk
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n t l ' i l i r.rJDQQDSQ
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PHOTOGRAPHER

R. N. NIPPER
Sign*.-Phone .10.1,
SHOE REPAIRING

. .- ..

Baal la Hanford) Fla,
Dinner H e
SpecUUUag .liy
Htraka, Chapa A

h b h in o l b f i s h
in iu l t r y m a r k e t

HAVE YOUR WATCH rapalrad
by on* who really knows bowl
Brlgf*, Jeweler, Mag. Ava.

tunning rendition.

vitrict itiatniuir

M U LL C A F E

F IS ip a n d ^*01)1,T R Y

B IC Y C L E S &amp; R E P A IR S

Hun.

N l-W lag Ilk*
Jt—To advertlao an- rt^inti n n a n i D u g

FLOklST

■Cat (tot- For
Ilsndy Reference

I*A—Poultry
—~

MRECTOItY

2 1 -H /rl

TO ADVBBTI8RSB. .

MODEL T FORD

A c im w
1—Kic-tamalluo to

it R e su lto — A d v e rtise

rent fnlr'reili' lVV ItaviT*approved X ; IV Connelly and tfnn*.
the leeurity. If Interested phono
or *re A. 1*. Connelly and Bona.

NICKliY FURNISHER rix room
hr&gt;o*e for rent. Garage, place
f.r chicken*. 920. I 111 W. tnd. Inautre of Mr*. It. It. Laaaon, E.
-2nd hnd l.orugf AYr.

BUILDING BLOCKS—Irrigation
btxet arw* general c*rarnt work.
Mirada Concrot* Co. J K. Tar*
wtCag*-, Free «rd and Elm
&lt;
f
f

Ti

\ GRAY and MOORfe

rt»&gt;m*. Muit bo within 0 hlttka of

HortVOld Man Opport unity again folks—turn your furniture, Houmrt
tooto typewriters, stove* ofeu into CASH. Sqmeone somewhere
ante what you have—a classified wlfl help yoa find a buyer.
f*. -J|

DF.8 FOR SALE: fJOQO,
ijrnhl« one and two years,
Some diicotmt. Secured
celery film*. Owner*
illy H
credit Box 117

WANTED —Furnished room! for

V .M R C n c n u n
T h a t i V c k &lt;x&gt;

lHl HI. opp. Puai o m
M K A T M A R K te

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                    <text>ENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SA N FO R D , FI

MONDAY. MARCH 9. 19.11.

loo vers Visit Their Son
In Asheville Where He Is
Recovering From Illness
P u b lis h e r . A r t d F in a n c f e * C h a r g e d tW i t h .
V io la tin g F e ( f e r a l
B a a ld n jr S ta tu te a
•NASHVILLE, Tenth, Mar.
9— ( A P ) — Colonel CylWifL * .

today"M (h e th r ee imilct« l « r t o » d a y In federal d is­
trict gflwrt at G reenville on
ctuurtn* o f violatin g federal
!)«*« in tranametiom
Kho
closed llolatop
lli^ea * watlapal Bank at KncxCaplai have been »rnt to Na»h«Ule &lt;ky federal official* nia.Colon*l Lea and Caldwell . Twe Inillctinentc were returned against
each /tefeedanl one rhargiag conaplrncy to vletata the national
bagklng lane and the other rnarg.
Ing-tWo specific violation* of fed­
eral banking lawa by lUmeey
aided and a bitted by Caldwell ard
The tan.piracy indictment at*
Irged that on Mar. SI, I1W lam,
CaUWeU, gnd Rimaey entrivd in­
to a eontplracy whereby Kam*ey
raadt' a *9S.000 fata* entry in
the binrh'e rocont* end ml*at»&gt;
idled the bankV credit In'that
amount,
I'
Hpcclftcany, the’
Indictment
rhqrgta Ramanf, ia&gt; n tcrlig the
total individual’ drpeelta. Included
an Hem of iC.t.hOO rredltmt to the
(. IBHVM fWbl ' J,
'*
rhxrg* wae willfully mie(TMlOM at thr. I)ank'(
ib aerrtunt

B rea k D o w n
MKW YORK, iR a r c y » - ( A P )

s S S

^

5 r .: '

k

First, she Wa* found matdrrrd.
etraaglrd In a park thlrbet.
Thba. her dewghtir, llealta nuChaff; etnuaUtad euield, to hide
b argee*.
■
,
• Ahd TOlariW y Ftcrrv Franklin

of police meg from hie hut el to
Battwue boapttal, akiapfwd to a
stretcher, After • trtTKte etiug
fie. Hottp employ** *aM he Seas
suffering free* “narrow* coHapae-"
Rlevea .day* ag* hla slater, YltIrn.CtafdiSi’hern-Hcnll* Krenhlln,
w*a *lalr. Five day* .later thw*
tha. death af hla »lec*. Btalta,
Who Indicated In a .Vary lb .
tbarn. ah* felt aver (am'atlona
following her eiothai'*, death.

CUBA

D E D I&lt;

!S I T S

NEW

C A P IT O L

B U IL D IN G

FIi

, Mar. 9— pint u drawing rurm on a regular
n . Iljovrrl (taping rar attached to a whul»:a, liar, vied Ira n. It wa. lhr first time
rc delight, the chii f rtrrutiv,. haa travrtal
he way tu other than on a pi (vale ear (tare H u n d r e d s A r e l n j u r e d
taa which he rime into utfiru twn year*
A n d M a n y M f o f e ’A r e
■re fer the *r*.
T
hought T oB ^D ead
I'apl. J « | T. II one, the White
ihf pri* P0011.- phjndelait. made the follow*
I n I s o la te d r P o in ts
age where ,n* »teUment after an riamlnaJ lih hi* tin* "f the preddeila* l o t ] __
£ 5 k S
S
wfle’ 4 CjGS-T'..-t..^ew» Ir twW ref. fonnllw in,til
Only the I * * " * * * * * * * '«"t s M ' H g W '
-r .
Mil'.I haw.. Mia.L anneu wral llltlif
it, Mr*. Hoover, Herbert
■Impld ltUKiMiv aef»rt&gt; i v taw
a*ttag. dU U gtow n. , .. ' . ,
The arily thing that raJilenrri an
bUuiwUa.-corupUtely Joyful ruunion .wa, tie fact that Herbert
lloon r, Jr.’a threw amall chlHrtn
■Wile at the White IIn h and not
In Blue Hrlar rtttage.
.
With iihpf.ta»w«ngaaiM»«bU
awaiting h'm Monday the preilJdrrt entrained for the capital
(hertly after r» P. M.
Up the trip down atd t&gt;ark,

Alaska Victims
plane fur what promlxr* In be
one of the rnoet Important meet­
ing, nf th* Sanf.rd Chambir of
I'vinmtrre in recent month* were
illH-ttaaed and agreed upon at, the
lurrhroa of the trade body at Ihe
Vald e Hotel today.
.. •
Acting up n a euggrellon of
Itvrnecetwrtvi- -fUut'W. -MrKnry,
ngrevd to by R*prv*mtatlve
P,
Hagen, the ne*l meeting of the
trad* lowly, acbeouhd for Mar. S3,
will .e turned over to any roei
dert or rraldrnl* i f thi* county
who may wlah W recommcnl li-gUUtl n i ffrclmg thi* iwlii-n mid
Which may b* liitruduced at the
coming c o lo n of the *tale IrgUlaturv Si niinola (Viunly1* two i«prree.'tatlve*, togethir wllh Stnalor J. J. l*Brvt.h. a t Tltnavtllc.
will h* ln allrndanc* ai the me U
Ing, and .will *et f irth the p.llrlr*
which they expect ta canfoim to
during their term* of office, a*
“well a* «ff&lt;r nr appnvel, aevcral
hl'l* whlrh th y ixpeel t« Introdor* or etpport durtng the com­
ing trim.
Thr IM or more mi ndu-r* of
the local trade bidy will hi* *«M
ipeefal Invitation* to ' attend the
Inciting, and any n-'d#ni. whelhe. h i be a Mrmbur of the trade
body nr n*t«. ie U'Ifv*l tp &gt;** prrei nt. "The appcrtanliy of exprraa.
I'g yi-ut w»ae Lrfi.ir your ruprueeatallvr, had never been a* eaey
of falfllhnewt ■* It wit! Im at
the m xt needing". PreeMent Her.
gy M. pepw: rth »»'d In addreee*
Ing the member* of the trade
body today. ?*nd I eer*«tly butw
that a record atlmdeme will be
natrd".
Itoy K. IVIton. of tin* United
Stated Chamber *f Cowme^w -at
tVohluglnn, appeatrd before th*
group I f f tha knrpue- «f fttUia.
lag the adrarlage* of twmmlng

reported.

weik ’ whirl It Sji* urvomplUbwd
during th., p**t tew / r*r’ - h* r y
cuivtd tbs »**ur»ivc- front Tre*!(trot- lfgB w ntltlth*i Uir taml
ilk. by n*|'ie«»nlallve*

pn’t A
-rrhatbtlng Attorney Haa
i said bat n gbt be would
i action looking toward tha
to Mla-oorl of lawnaid
Ua»e« and Bert Ogtaby,

J

F. MrCletland. ronr fling th*
» Y :r th.
ehlpmeeit of giwrn fruit
fmm
Florlda^wrr the i n'y ether »ub.
Jerfs undue dleswekm at th* short
me ting. Rr. Pgpwnrth. n-portixg
I* the lateet development in tbs
ptepistd lake »h*lr road .ml bouWv*r J. said that the War Iwparitk&gt; r e q u c fl of

h / t ^ - % h t a U K "•m hum i

butgbrj

' S B E R L IN . Mar. D -f(A p V
The Hoi«KA-7H»rtnntv m in t *
WMwfcw G ro w er.
j Rek'hntajr''a wayn nnd

il»i| a i V»l t^*a“ e* e-e. waa«»M^wuuw w
* th e contrary through her Ac
form o f arm y o r g a n lu lji
■he haa t-rralrd th e strong*
and r o ilio t war in.tru&amp;ieat",
the wntld. We hav* dl(*rm*4d
thr fxtrnl unpjralleiid In thtateg)
VtJruenvr antwered rnuarV ,*
I Jkvrirr-M»ir&gt;m&gt;l,~
The new Ov'tMlu,htilMlng at Havana, Tubo. which wv* furmelly taken «ver hy the OAerumcnt of w«r, tint France bad fgyrt
men utider arm* than In 1M4J
unary tilth, lhe*(.'ub.m Idependi-mw Hay. The building I* mtdeled alter the famou* Capitol
"Franco mtre'y tm* mhdo cart
g at \Va«hiliginn o il c»*t IHhOOO.INMI.
ful roadjuatmvnla la.cil upon ki
w*t» and eiperienre* and the my
Id development of war Uchnlgn
yhkh not or.ly did B«t reduce bu
bit Ibe contrary greatly incraeagl
C o ld W a v e I s F e l l
the French .trikiag fame .g
T h r o u g h o u t S o u th
thousand, of tanka and t t l ^ . l
th u n til. 0f markka* gone, -vp'
'‘Speak of Uliarmataenil P m m
p ou ciie, great
iiualtUleg 1&gt;1
rr, t» prraonalty (Upcnniciut re­
warlike | aoldier*. j Morqofw
lief f &gt;r *uffcn-r« ill live enulh.
ranee', expenditure* far
L o c k in g O f B r a k e sO n
where the grrate-t ilmiage wae H e a d O f A n t i - S a l o o n
Ury purpoee* ha* riten aoaatgad
wrought,
L e a g u e D e liv e r s A p !
S lip p e r y H lg h w a y la
Vpaterday'a ill»tmliai&gt;rf. fidp
c
a
l
T
o
D
r
y
S
t
a
t
e
s
C a u se O f A c c id e n t
lowed (inillar abrek* Saturday,
wh'rh were le«« lerl'U. but entic­
HT. I'KTKItSMIltU, Mann tt —
Tie ,Uilil»lh linking of hlake* M 0 |r * |l
ed rxttmit* damage, p-**tt. ulaV In
Id* autom.bile which wa« travel- i n r ) | |
Nubia. A *hrpherd and m»*t nf dA 1*1 -Th- reply of the Anll-SaIihiii l.agiii- of A nciha t» J- lin
leg nhing a .'ippeiy, wnlrr^cek- jrj
J, • Ka'knl.'* llqu r eouttol p'tn
III highway late rUtutilay afltC- o Q y S
we, made lire Xi.lcrtlay I&gt;J Ihe
i noil, raUcid an antniwobiU ac- '
•
He*. F. S. lit Mi Unite, grii.n l
i oil nl whhh elm -»t ilalni d Ihn
WAS
(Uperintenile, l &lt;f Iht mganmI Ilf* id ForrvM lavka, former ban- '
(
III*I mIih ilolateil the prnhilaliun
f. id liinlrr, who r«r*|ieil fnim ihe board w
loin would la- at Ihe
lit l0|
arriihni wiIIm.hi * *naich at* kKgeijgyea
though he wa* pimud huicalb iNi
lupl il and n* word hail lu-i n i«~ the next pu.iilfiitlet i.aii)v«lgn.
.1*
w i t i pi md car fer neatly half ’ jitpui'
rcvid fiom them vine* ie ily few tj» appealed tij th.. dry
efganlie a'd -get thr la*l vide H)
an hear he/tr* rrncnul.- ft wa* ■** **'
terdiy.
. .. v
. Ihe ballot Uii.”
V
|I n&gt; flrwt
inure •eriou* of two •‘‘t '1'™
ISapalrhc, fir.ni SkoIJo *0 /4
At a m'cdfnr nf Ihe f&gt;-in... millaccljinl* whkh Javuiveil Nanfortl 1" , '.
the unfurluniil.- Inhahltehl* hi
rtdil'lil* Salurlay aftemoen, kith ( r _ ’tU!
lh*t rrglm who e*eupe«l Injury nitl"**l romnilltre laet Wnk lla*.
of whlrh indiltnl In nilraiuloue
ru&gt;hid fr.-m ihrlr rrumplrl hnmh« k.Ii inget |« ity aivia-acy.uf a
fprepe. fimu death.
IMtal at
11 wutlow i hr mgh *lu*h. (now ami cm*l lutlnnnl iiiiirailmcnl m pul
' Mr. I.akr, rn III, way In Op- i
”
l-r r n l. of nln. while Ihne* llipmr mntt»| In the lin’ d. • fi the 1 W e e k O f M i s s i o n
J*pil.. in fill a HFner eagagouant, *'*■• *•*'
wlii**e dwtllinir ,t'll
*1 r»fu»cd atatm.
“Illatk that kl.k." Mi llrl-fe did. S e r v i c e # - b - B e ^ u n hud jii*i rtundnl |K,, | mg, grad*
to inter Ih m fvr frxr of ith«r
"Hin wo have an m- my who i(
uni mrve which apyrnM-lu* Matto l*
ihn k*
The t.ihlge over ihe Vanin rol* tlytig to kirk th* bull nvxr. If B y C a t h o l i c C h u r c h | iunl fruiii the north when he ap- , .
| pi n l ihe Itrakt* In the Hupmo* taporta
i*p« il I,, Ihl* nelg'l' -rluM*d al ne xoll dry *tat*i he'll Ihe halfi-ui'k*
ore village huv
d *d aid- 22 lief -re Mr. Kn*k. h i* able In kirk
| III'*- -iilaii ho wa* dilvleg, In 9#•
that hull over the Wwl. We will
•In in «li#w d&gt;wa fir Ih.. low* f»erg*i
Injuiiil
•
which hr w ii appmechlng. The ■ Ar»er
Itiilria-le running ohmg ih* go thiough llie Hnr and block that
htuk « -udilmly locked, caaalag *
«f
Cn-rk Uinlei appenreil In have kick"..
Ihe MUloiiiuhile |u ,pln aloait nvee kffetllTi
ttiffen*l gri-ally no I ih.- etallon
Thw apiaker rape I upon Ihe dry
al tlamlrkapi wa, nit il. Much alate* to hold Ihe fr nt line* on
on I i rnuli lulu a tllli-h a *hart
«•
n lh f wnk ha* la-gun.
dl.lenrt- from u .mall wooden' l,,*n
1 1.1 Him day.'
•liurrh. Th- car lurnrd over oacej •rtofcipl
Ilefnie King Ahxn-nter left fm
Mrllr.ile fir-,1 the mienlng gunn
ilur ng il* r«ui*r, ami wlun It j -^*«"td»ww
tin- eerro • f the- il *a*l. v he order of the fm.MU ninuiil priililtillt*.n
id that all tol.livr* gairb nnl In r o v i'lh n mIiii Ii np inil ye.tirvtpp|ail, it wa* facing miitll with
tiv .trieken rrgiuna h«. p-rmllled djy for a foui -day •• Minn.
all Imi,- w ind. In the air..
Mr*. Ilniry IV. I’MtlMaly, t hairIn h i*ll'n In |hilr h me. m Ihat
Mr. liik i, the ton* neenpanti
they could find out al-ml Iheir men ”f the wni an'* latlnnal com
vr»« thrown from Ih* frort Pi
ndttir f-i pr h'diillon r fun-e
faml lira.
th,- heck *-at dining the ■wild
in ill. »hn n u ie l Inr r-eidiiice
flfghl i f the r«t from Ihe rued,
fmm Mu*.mini* II* lo Florid ■ on
an I found him*. If unahla ti «*■
F r e d D a v is I s (iiv e n
arroiint of the antl-pi &gt;hllntl li
Irtrale him»elf. Pacing milorieta
land In that (tale, *poke on
C o m m is s io n O n B e n c h
valiil) ul'eiiiptcd In effi-rt hla re"(|ii...i|. In m|M&gt;iut,-i|,'‘ icferiing
lea*,, hy trying to light the car,
10
wldi'h
*hr
lermnl
Ihe
nnllmuil
TALLAHAKMKK, Mar. U -(A F )
hill l| W(» Iietr**ary In rail on
i
rgunliation
of
li&lt;|
urt.*
m
tn«t»
—Fr.d II. Devi* today rn-ilvud
the oiemli r* of the Maitland Flrh
hi. rommt.al &gt;n a* ju*tle- i f the r nlm'llng a great |Miiliun i f Ihe
Ih paitinint hef.irt Mr, l.*k# r(M)bl dhal with the buyrrv on a hh*
Florida Su|iitine Court ard tn«k |&gt;r a*.
lie r ( 1-ue.l, II,. hnr«- no *rialcheo equality.
hi. place nn the bench. Cary. Ik ' In railing attention lo Ihe lm
•2. —Thing*h ro-uperatlra
or Injililr* of any kind, nnd proI.a n.li., lluLand, n-reivcl hi* root- |mitaii'e of ihi 1*11.1 lo x in
1-ie.lrrl to i )&gt;Undo with Hr. T. A, gantxatlon al*u thv board eim)
mb.iop ■■ all'.rnry gmrral to krvping Ihe country diy, MrllrihNeal, a f.lri I, who wa* railed 1o tar brought about ren*h
(t'aallni-ed on P-.Ce Thiee)
puccdd Davi*. . , . t
to |h *cen*. The uetoinablU wav piugrota tunaiyj the gpg| ol
hiinighl lu Senfnrd hy a wrecker adjustment of produrtlnn lu p
• •
frun Ihi- Hive &lt;Jar»ge, wbrrr dam* Hal demand."
age.
to
thr
extent
of
flU
l
were
R u s s ia n R o y a l C h o h i s G iv u s C o n c e r t
H e r e O n S a tu r d a y

ir nf thr iu"ic ini|Mirlant

►f 2 F e l o n s

F ran ce H ag C reak
S t r o n g e s t , R e a d lfJ
W a r F o r c e I n W o t!

F

C it iz e n s W ill B e G iv ­
e n O p p o r tu n ity . T o
S u ggest N ew L aw s

t'l-Mnon'e fUght from Falrtuinln
*• ■gw * t a n Md S » m nto the
WM 1I . vHM
, . r aoaltad
_
two 'mnhtha It would hava rvqulr
.el a dug team ta make ihe *amu
Journey.
The flight lecallad the cxerleud
N ih by dog team with aot'taxl*
fiom Fairbankf tn diphtherlcaiourged Ncuao In 1023. when tw­
in}* of miwner* roverwd 600 mile*
In five and a half data.
At laa*l . X live* w rit laet.
many pciaoei weie atrtclen *M
hundiec* were thraxiened twfunConn*i Kaivcn -pmbed h'* team
of malamuie. aerpaa - NtiCOB
5oui.it and dropp«-i, half dead fiom
&lt;xhau '.Ion hi* dog* overcome by
fatigue, at N in e. Mint of the r%Ja&gt;&gt; Mir# made In lantperaiuree
'23 dig. wa belew aero.
I'nmaon Saturday flaw ta Wiaanun, ITS m.lca from Fa’ibanhi,
Iclin-led and hcadad atralght oval
Ih« High Breaks Mountain chain
and then actors thw unpopulated
M-ow-awept wanes Id’ this iailated ipoL The tttal d ’elaniw I* aouu‘. 4ho m.le*. A dog Ham hum
Fcii ranks would be rcqalied to
tratil hy way of the road, tryversing a much greater dietancw.
Pits persona wme .uffvrVg. vh
Mitenl tlla.k*. uevural u.hei enea*
uria ta* **ri m* and ,nly a toarth
of the some Wu axpoaod ta'idmte
hod bees Icno.-uljtr 1 whan tbo atallahU anldexla wa* wg^auvlei.
‘ A pllltt qgersal'ao to be ng ok
u^ttad whllp another supply ef the
•arum U awaited. AU«r fJ.aham
who wk|' pith Sir Hubert \v Ikm*
'
:plvraom «d hi* ”ArcIk
wa* expected to
irra euppllaa the f.r*t .f

G e r m a n M in is te r . S a j

rd rarrnei tuc ol.
at M-mror.
heex nf tU Seotlnuli
Ml*. Ja!ia llig d w .
K . arui He ry Witt*
fimprt of tiaitr bady
djw prrscnUtl n «t
■Mtor play to
bu

N ig h t A t C ily H a ll
. of her wmrhl, wh rh nmiM niakii
thr uveiugr wonuui u.-gilnl), slu
p aeeoe* the illanlly unit tarrh
a?«- that avviii nf ly fill ng fur the
ibiughlfr nf a prince at the cu rt
■f the rial. Madenui (rile Mara,
the I'rlm-M*’ ilaughter, who dl»pt»&gt;itl her v.-*atfilly hy lie’ng
Inilh the ,o|iiaiw aidniat and th*
Ainmiani.t, ha&lt; a *Wr«t « Wrami ln’th chit m of manner and ap
paarancr.
Ihn ch ef muty of lift* pro
ginm, however, waa *.&gt;-( thi- wuit
ol the *iikd(t( l u' llte ilioiul nt.in
luia (it the wh ib&gt; glujp whhh
writ- ivnuiikahlv fm |Mifret l m
Ing, unity, aiwi h.inu-ii).
A brat imuh of |Ocular her
vlt lu Hanfurd « 4 i Ih,. pfe-itwr
pH the stage of Ml*. Allhur lira
hen, who wa* islle l bath rt«s&lt; nry, A i
' out of the undi.nce t» »ut*i u r drveted
far ms- of the ll.w lm aldgrt* who Th* K/I
'(TO- HI. hbr made a burly |ilrtun­
til th* Ku*« an vii.toiNu 'n H*i'.vh
' (hr II I! qaitp St hoot, bn-.nil- it
WS* Ilka thr i n* »be ae-i- in 'inMi n'polltan Opera Comimi!)'*
' ’fr:-iurthwi nf Rlmaby -K«r.ak
r gift • • Siiuguun.ltbiuk".

Il wn* |h . fifth ai'.ldeat to oc­
cur al aliuo.l thi u m i -pot dur­
ing tha |ia*t thiee week*, none
or whlrh he* ie&gt;ultrd In fatal InJurir., a'thxugh ■ g i|i« drln r of
e Forrl aeden which rm*hc.| there
In a heavy rain *xme day* ago. U
ct'll confined |o the Oiangr 0a». i»j HiMp|tal with UJurtee to hie
»pin* which mey prove fetaH
The ethrr areldent rep.rted Ratunlay afteinmn took place about
7:0ll n'rlnck at. the (ouUMrn ead
of I'almHIn Avenue when Hear/
M Wrtron. local abalract lawyer,
driving to hi* hem- near flinerl
In hie Ford rnupe, rr*«,htd lato
a telrphnne pula wllh eurh force
ea to arver It a abort d'»l««ce
firm the ground, end demolleh
the fr nt portion o f the ear. Mn
Wataon r reived numrmu, cute
a'mut the face ard hand* from
Hying gU*t, but hie fBjvrUi am

nil

�« / “AunU . I* * 1

[ ip a ll end • |wl»»W »tW »L

s
S wet- s s s
tond. *1 Detwit, syp «*«" . P * *

S I “ H &gt; n » « i f t r m U i«
tW«
ifcoad sta te m en t &gt;■ H u t u I see

i t M r laslltullasu of higher W*r»-

ivillc Knt rt e*
Eliminated, 111

|£ g a re not lu tn ia g M l th e
f f , ( „ ‘.bed product.

pupil

fractured etdu. Ill*

, . *Tu ( t m U ia to you, , war hove
ta rrcru't M par rout ad our Markera and p.lneiuala Iroaa aU«rr
d a t a la trarb lbs ch iM m la tba
public schools |a tk« State ed

To-Night
Sunday

WWVUXE,
March
7ariUa'i two rcpraoentatlvoo
I U U High School basketMfMreant brra, both or
wuro strong favoHUa to
|ba flrola. failed to aurrlra
• • la g

d * 7 'a

i H S v vH

m w M m ic tu m v h i w t l s n

Of 8AUCAM0H CWHV.ItL
UfW
»IW
O■AIM
■ -* flAVIP M
--M -M .i l AM
.

p lay-

fW O O m o r r t h a n f o f ' t h o W a lk e r R i i k o a h a w , la s t w e e k , a lth o u g h
to p p r lr a a w a r a f i t f o r rln g a ld o

. N ew a •
IUplejr.’a . “ Ik U e T *

a a a la a a . M W n A M h r f h r - ^ t
t h r p r e v io u s t a r t

i t . round battla la* lb# lower
lot. Tha championship gamo
t for tonight.
ami «ntrrrd tha semlflqgla
anting bark Inkstand, I A J 7.
ha other quasar-final n iU
night, 8 t. Petersburg whlpf i r t Laudardalot 29-2A, and,
• a trouncrd Orlando, autprlae
fa over Lor, by a 33-18 arora.
tha firs t quartar-flnal gams
la tournament, plant High,, a
, horse, noaad out the Andrew
sort' Tigers 81 to |H. Tha
a was closely cqntrsted from
aptalng tip-off and Plant 'dia­
led unexpected strength to
;a n early lead. Jackson was

ig B to 8 at the quarter and
hlupa hoys were still Icadlag
• a t the half. , ,
. ’
lane pulled a \ surprise' lain
defeating Orlando In tba
af t3 to IB. In another eotnl-

W llP O N

lata tho bonds • ( lb# Hlate Su­
perintendent, who Is regularly eirctcd and rorponelble lo I bo peo­
ple for bit actions, Instead of be­
By courtesy of U. 8 . Department of Agriculture and the Florida
ing In control of n board of flee
Hlato Marketing Bureau. J . B. Owens, Hanford inpraaaalatlve.
memoere appointed by tho grvarnment from dlfforent parts of the
f . a. reetws s U e M ts r e tr ie s r i.o n in s , ir. h. n ». i , is in*k slate who are responsible to no
# s r r e M o r . M e rck a. l a a i .
r r s l r s . In t h . r o u tk . t
l.l
Set.
K ln rM s It a , r * s llf n m ls IT , T mI s I n t u .t lr l i t . few I l a « Out. n w l . one but through an net of the Lo*
us
i r r oe. r»«* i.a t .i .a e . a .a
M i,
glslaturn has uiurpod tha power
i v H t r s k le m e o ls re e a rlc O r»e I k * |« Oust I •&lt;•; r r s l s w ae ke d . ten (IS&gt; of Hit- stair Ruprrintendant, I am
l i t r t i S . i n l t S t k e e l. r * r
Y r t i a r . r e n t s M a k e r : In d lt ld u a llt w ashed.
In favor of using tho funds that
M a rrk a, IS a i.
t w e n lv .f lv e I t t l r e n t s k la k r r .
,
H anford SS, O v le d ii f . T o la l la s.
*M W tO M K i IS d e cree s
rlo u d y
are now bolny appropriated fve
T o ta l lo d a l* IN Is s r a s o R . - l . n l f | r a n a r r iv e d , e a r s u aln ad e d : K la
lh« inatitutlm , of higher learning
T o t a l lo d a le la st r e a s o n — 1,1*1 1 / 1 , ,-wr* on t ra c k . N ap pllra m od.

Celery Market Reports

a a a fo rd O viedo o r r ilo o oC S'lortda
Ka Ir I r root, C le a r., I l a u l l a e s r a l r l r
k e a v y . w ir e In q o lry niwdornlat d e .
m and alow fo r l a i n * * la * * . a**ol
lo r n lk r r a lie n . m a r k e l a lro u l a te o .
dy. C a r le a d . f. a. b. u e a a l l u m a .

S&amp;TS5

i Mat hall fo r the lowrs.h*
ml High survived the quartsi round by trouncing the
ikd Dreadnoughts, 83 to 37.
of action and rough and
t basketball marked tha

LUCKIES are always
•

r i a l * , dvm aod s lo w , m a rk e t a lla h l.
ly
w e a k e r. r U M I U * .
I*
la r k
r r a le s . In Ik e ro u o k. I l . t d o t. I I S .
1 ta . s dna. « I S . I .I S . «
doe
I.S a ,
j | | , r*w M a k e r, d j l dOO 1 IS .I.S S .
| | d ..t I.S S .S SO. s m a lle r S SS.t.SS,

L‘». O l . O . ,QT n . . . , , lb . .!.;
tire cent sat, the gamo Ifttlo Fort
Lauderdale five bottled the more
experienced St. Bata eagora on
S c h o o l
srvon torma but at tha last inlnuta tha Orson Davila cams out
In front to win. •
F irst Hound
Malone XU| Hawthorne SB,
Robert R. U o( J a i l IBs Orlando

R efo rm s

,y

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kind to your throat

L E G A L N O T IC E S

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‘ hmbntcvWb
r 1,'rltA i-pvilb

.jChat1 h r / jtu t
r / » ii

2!2«r* rto.iu: .aTkowooTu .

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Fa rt Uudordalc IN; Oalncavill#
If.
TMli MTATKM. a rwrpwrallM was
! v ^ i n i v ’’ !'
W IU .IA S I V U *.
St. Palersburg 36; F o rt Plarco
• T il I m m (n lN c r w lM knww m aa u
goals agd. five-free shot* to I I . (Two o ilr s period*),
t; iw x iu iw H n . « m r.i.ixADHTii
* J AU*
iv t r r t iijiK r ,
k is w it* .
lak elan d 36; Marianna 17.
V I f poTma.
Miami 10; Hanford SI.
t Laudordalg throw a big
ria n t (Tam pa) 30; lawn (T al­
Into H t Pete In (ha quartergiams, and In fact it looks like n
lahassee) 17.
'Andrew. Jackson (Jax)
43; rase of rv-riucallng the Uachcr
Instead of the pupil and my aymCrow City M.
| at him ore with tho pm r over­
worked urdsrpald trarbois.“1 am opposed lo the Invisible
government which la In control of
rur entire public school system or
8 u n d ty
tho Htato, whew dumlaating In­
M e e t
I n O r l a n d o fluence and d*.iacting hand U fast
dtlv'ar our publla achia I ayatrm
(Continued from Pago &gt;)
on lh&lt;_ ro&lt;ks. This Invisible gov­
I* Ita nrnt annual report.
ernment fla w -tbo standards and
Tb-y rail It summer lilac, but Ikb curriculam and aUtan what shall
lilac .In passionate end proud, bg arcredlUd schools aad In fact
A flower for levtrei three la a are laying dawn rules whlrb cos.
braalh of &lt;arth In Its warm trul ond permeate oar ochools
sweetness,
from top to btttom.
And In Its white and purple gar­
- I am In favor of Iht- running
lands.
and governing of th t publ'c
Duddtrla should bo planted la ■ or bools of K lo r|d ab o ln ^ rath o rb
lino a r%a,
I.TAMOMTJ
convent, behind high walla

ij

To-Night

M

lin i

Whore only gontla brveats rould
touch Ita allm grey le a rn , and
turn ll)eM Into silver.
And when It blooMms In n miracle
of fragile.whltanrss end sthcronl perfume,
'
Tha nuns walking -so quietly in
the ailll evening will only know,
Their thoughts a n nMr*f heaven.
'‘And so a mighty hunter has
coma to tbs end of Ike case. Uka
other hunters ho hw told Ita
atorlra ard t o t show* h|g trophlas, hut ha leaves as thought M
wild abounding life cut short. No

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COMUtoloaot,

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Uvf.M.I.nl '

aKSSTmnv.

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M glorious pelt atratebad along a
floor with pnU ctk slghUoaa uyua
staring from a royal head, far
camlets foot la traad upon, no
memory of wild thing mourning
f ir mother or for mala.
.
_ “Chines. Wilson's trouble* wgra

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i-f {i'Whte« y 1W' I*'ri J " / (1i 1 Vi, .*-t*-'H1)1 -l-&lt;‘kV•fi ** .i-f
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S v « 7 sensible iw ra o n w o n to to H v o In a t
• h a m a p ro g re s s iv e s p ir it a n d w h ic h m a k e s o tea
o r w h ic h a t least s h o w * t h e In c lin a tio n to g r o w a
N o o n a w a n ts to b e *a c itize n in a t o w n * la c k in g
s p ir it a n d a p rid e In Ita a c h ie ve m e n ts. T h e r ig h
c itize n w a n ts to c o n tr lb u fa h is p h r t ' t t ' U i e u p b
g e n e ra l im p ro v e m e n t o f h is c o m m u n ity .
... . Boyne tim e a g o th e c h a irm a n o f th e d c p a rtm i
M i l a n . Id a W e s te rn ' u n l v t f p l t y p ro p o u n d e d a s
te s ts b y w h ic h to g u a g e th e p r o g r e s s iv e n m o f

dc any harm If, h i* ' akh* fc lh lrk
and hi* n&gt;**ri*n«« noiMdflklMt;

With thl« nulpmVttt h* I* Ip h*
poaltkn U i t i r t k u lM w a t
anro.

»'

"It** ■ good hunch fa t th* mm~
tiltlnua Metro to g»t something
a m*
&lt;«
» * Captain
ca p te la '.sorr L l« t* n * n | •*
corn *» poailbU, *o ho will ho
declared tn oe whntevtr augarV
gntng round. Abo ll'« p rrtty hard
for Ik? higher upo to make a yelp
•n tk t MW man'* powoMl clleittrie—only to gat tk rir rot. M

urnnlst should «r*jr’ 4b
death it wokU k» f f e b

rcur»* when you've pot their
number. That'* the preliminaries;1
All jrtu | 0t to do thro It lino u|i
Ike soya you pick to shake down
and go to It.
/
“ Be bualneaillka. Keep a 'Card
intlex of proapact* ar.d ■ doubb
entty for receipt*—cn# for youfatlf and one for the orvanlaatbe.
Women and children /trot, la a
good motto to keep in mind.
Don't ever forget that a grand In
the m il I* worth two in a aurk•r'a kick. But 'above all reran*bee-the old oJegoa—We did it fa r

r o h TQ D AX
tra in in g ?

printed In btoo In k ok
and envelope. Abeoloto
guaranteed or your aoo
eJ. WHto your turn* i
plainly and «Mb*o f t
w ill receive the l a m

hit and after that tba meeting
4. P o o p ta : S h a ll l lik e th e people o f t h a t to w n ? A r e th e y I U turned irto a general Jo'llH o m e fo lk s w it h o u t fa lse e xclu sive n e ss? A r a th e y n e ig h b o r
flra llo i, though the gentlfmen
ly a n d fr ie n d ly ? Is th e to w n {re d , fr o m fa c tio n a lis m ? D o e s it preeent. remembering the retpert
lib ra rie s a n d s u p p o rt a rtis tic u n d e rta k in g s ? D o 't h e y keep more than a mild degree. It wee
t h e i r c h ild re n lit school a n d n o t In fa c to r ia l? A r e t h e y good the foneenaux of nplnloo that the
M at y r i r ha* Incrvanei the prce­
il f * and Importance of tho force
tremendously.
V IC tfc ftf
The affa ir closed with the ringIrg of tho National Anthem, and
the salute In the Flag. It w is re­
marked several times during the
course of the evening that in ir»
I give their'bast ahd fall
cither country hut Americu couM |
abd never know success.
such opportunities for finan-lnl
Ml|,,f *.ttk
*MW.
w(t*
ill l-‘:
lS .-filldd
with cwosdvancement be found as prc-eei-.
a theauslves —
- - -si —«» .&lt;—
e_j.
practically
-v »t j■'
Victories count with tTM.
uay t j the hard-wnrtlng m m tirr*
of tb* , organisation.
_________
d k a w o ra a fallaro knows,
rrVs tba thought reflection

p fS p S S ^

1 when w lite r’s o r t r - k e r In the bark with a fur w h e u n j heater end nie In fr-ml getting
the air.

“TM s is the year you m ust got
m ote vatue fo r yoUt
bit drtatn ba unfulfilled f
tka dream be ne'er SV
lit b« something which'
«d
*
Ing trro rar* tost ur gain-

1calls trium ph

cannot ba
I last o f victory.
Oj I d gar A . (teadl

te a Judg* from th * buaiws, H mnnagcjt to f r * * M
aassts. —Cleveland P b ls

luUens war* coetealou*.
th* JSnglUh government
n r allow th stl'ijsc * at
4 k b hrothaf , te visit
wriro.

arcord I

kffUrtions

p ro v e n
to g e th e r a p lr lt In e v e r y th in g
tu r e ?
A c a re fu l c o m p a ris o n o f
a b o ve sta n d a rd s w ill s h o w lb
H i
___
c a te g o ry o f ritla a w it h a f u t u r e . T h e r e la n o c i t y , o f c o u rs e ,
w h ic h co u ld m a k e a o n e h u n d re d p e r ce n t r e p o r t . I n som a
re sp e cts, u n d o u b te d ly , S a n fo r d la la c k in g , b u t w e b e lie v e w e
a re re a s o n a b ly a A fc In s a y in g t h n t th e re la no o t h e r c it y In
F l o r id a , a n d b u t f e w lt&gt; th e w h o le c o u n t r y , w h ic h to d a y o f ­
f e r th e p o a s M I t l e a f o r Im m e d ia te g r o w t h a n d p ro s p e r ity
w h ic h S a n fo r d re a ld e n ta a re a lre a d y a c ce p tin g larjgely aa n

c o u n try heeds U ; b ig g e r a n d b e tte r c o rk a c rtw a ,
itla n S cience U i
re m a in e d f o r th e
th e ite m o f great
c le n t ca n o p e n a r.

t b s M o n ito r's
never
iln a w ill g e t rid o l
w n to o p e u - I U t s f.
w H
“ T h e a n c ie n t a n d h o n o ra b le can o p e n e r t h a t ‘ l i je rk e d
a ro u n d th e edge o f th e lid In s n Ir r e g u la r a n d ja g g e d c o u r t s " ,
tfle M o n ito r In s i s t !, "c a n n o t p ro p e rly m e e t w it h th e re q u lro m e n ls w h ic h a tn o d e m canned d in n e r places u p on th e Im p le ­
m e n t to be used In re m o v in g I t f h m t Its Ja c k e ts o f t in t o th e
u te n sils t h a t a re to ta k e I t to tits U tM e . A n d so t h s c r y
t h « e sn n e rs f o r m o rs .an d b e tte r can o p e n e rs . T h e y a sse rt
t h a t th e m a j o r it y o f A n ? s r lc *lC b o m e s « r e w it h o u t op w ie ro
w o r t h y o f th e n a m e . T h e In s tru m e n t to t r a n s fo r m a ta b le fu l
o f t i n cane In to a ala-course d in n e r m u s t o p e ra te t o s u ch a d ­
v a n ta g e aa to m a k e Ita use a j o y .
" T h e c a n n e rs , th e r e fo r e , a re m a k in g a s tu d y o f th e c a n ­
o p e n in g e itu e tlo n . I t la th e ir p ro p o sa l t h a t a c a n . b e a rin g ,
p e rh a p s , a b e a u tifu l p ic tu re o f a h a n d s o m e p e a c h ,‘ s h a ll bo
opened W ith th e sam e a rtis tic e f f o r t t h a t i a 'g x p m * c d in Its
c o v e rin g . C a n Op en ers o f t h e p a s t a n d th e p re s e n t, e x tin c t
a n d e x t a n t , o f h u m b le o r e rie to c rg tle lin e a g e , a re e lig ib le fo r
c o n s id e ra tio n , b u t th e ca nn e rs m i k e I t d e a r t h a t th e t y p e *

W
s f Cowgrtas. iJfla rM * .
■all mogfilhs/bswsdayp
a moat fsverld spot tor
relaxation, v i 1

stem year old dioghur
-Bsmpls IfoPhtrton wax
■ Rtagapsrg tka otnor
tkt* was no kidnapping
UB, may bo thsy don't
i oproato n la llagapoiro.

Iniad out that tho I.tueigb
m ftifhrru»flvae Ja .th a parti
p U U tp P -'k a W the first party In
* H t s A g fa , deny bodies of woikera
tlCflf . “ rojlcnatde” right to with­
draw ; thelf labor In defrneu of
yjialr''a w n 'Industrial condition*.
The tigUaaUcm o f the new M b .
seal attitude lg that the party b
a xtre m a fr uneasy a biut tha annupt o f support it hen been iew in d

-

give - th e G overnm ent ;

D iffe r*a c t* o f opinion on this sub-

ernmrnt a clausa Which wnuld
msk* Illegal any atrik* “of which
th* effect at any time . . . U.to
expo** th* rimmnnity or any sub­
stantial portion of th* romaptalS
ty te danger in health Or safety

TA X

op*. It may also ratal*
MSI P atty to maintain a
whose strength I'm In
btt and wisdom In holding
Ms between extreme views

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J L f R I V E y o u r a u t o m o b ile i n t o o n e o f o u r “ d e p a r t m e n t s t o r e s '1
o f s ta n d a r d is e d s e r v ic e , w h e r e y o u c a n g e t e v e r y t h i n g y o u r caur r e q u i r e s ■ ■
t i r e s , t u b e s , b a t t e r i e s , b r a k e l i n i n g a n d a c c e s s o r ie s — g a s , o i l a n d l u b r i c a ­
ti o n — a t l u n d e r o ate r o o f t d o n ’t tr a s t a l i m e a n d m o u s y d r i v i n g « r e u j « i tst
a n u m b e r o f .p o c l.lty sh o p s.
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MORE B a b b e r

1° * heat My dtwftrd amtmbMnt, whkh thi- liberal*
heV# since expressed ibvmselwt
n* willing to modify, prusided the
underlying
inlenlion,
namely,
mnlatpaom-o of th* rights af the
erm yanity In essential public uUl4 ti AgSrlr*,. Is preserved. Thb Is
they have net stepped there. And a STSMUwablr attitude nod may yet
Jfe*. d tlilk ltd Con#*' TntWcs hn&gt;

While It U lm*oriant th a j.t te
taxpayer rtader on or b o fo rt‘ute;
du* data—Ifatch IB, 1S3tt If M C
from AUstraHaa vroodon th* c*Umlsr-»*ar baxl* — W
fall and complete a return aa p*»»albl*, a roquMt for a rvaaoaaktr
•IteM lun of Urn* may bo granted.
Application for an extension
should b* addrw«**d to tka roll**lev
af iat»raal t*v*ao* -r*r tk«
h o |u to w l
o p e n in g no p l o t s u r a b l s
^ , ___ ___
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district Ik which th* te x p a m ftU*
m o a t ta m p ta d t o b u y a fs w e x t r a cans n o w k n d th e n j u a t f a r bio rot urn. together with a full
th A f u n o f p p a n tu g t h e m .''
recital far tb* m w m af Ik* driay.
B o h a re Is a n o p p o r tu n ity f o r th e b u d d in g
Th* roqorot mbat b* mad* b*f*ro
ths rotant I* dm . Kac*pt te Iks
th e m a n
esas a t teapaysra who ar* auroud,
an catenated may U ro d s f*r, a
period of met* than t i t moalka.
Ap sgWwslsa af Urns for filingJt
rotara do** not extend Ik* in i#
for pay lag tks tax. *r sag install-

N r t hast p srstra p k * te• host boomerang* o r*

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T h e O n e -S to p -S e rv lo e S t o r e (a t h e d e v f B l o ^ a e p t t» f B s r pky
nr iaateltinm t tHrcowf,
Idlllon may require tka

furnivh a bond not He­
ro Urn amount of th*

F I r e a t o u r , p i o n e e r i n r u b b e r atsd t n b b e r t i r e s ,
a r r iio u c u t fr o m a F ire s to n e T i r e — a n d c ro s
tlre p . S e e f o r y o u r s e lf th e q u a lity — th e a a t n ^ f j
mjstra v a lu e . A l l w e a s k la o n e tblngt Come tk m d C e m

ir 14. ym m iteasisn I* grouted. Int e w C r o d U amount (« rolUctlbt*
s *J&gt; te S k te ?f 4 par c*nt a yaar
Y*hfH pay m int
akould h a v , bs*n m ad* If tk*re
had b **n no rxteM loa te caplratloa o f I k * period of tb * titra tio n .
h*» Ha auppailer*

be rmharraaslng

■wild certainly
: tt didn't. —

LoulavtU* Times.

HELP SOLVi
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C o m p a re Prices an d

�j ier

then eondlthrte-xtM he’r beat
| under ttn old "pen *j!oon».
TOO l.A T E TO C L A SSIF Y

C la r e n c e H a r p e r

A t C ir c le M e e t in g

Society Editor

onals
and Mra. W. B. Kelly, of
rterv N. Y^ are (pending
rt t f a nt tha Val.lci Hotel
■, e^H fra. Joe D. Chittenden
ehtl^fc ipent the weekend
with air. Chittenden'* paiMr. and Mr*. E. D. Ch'.tten.
at their heme on Magnolia
L A- Adam*, who underwent
•peraUan for appendlritl* at
Frrald- Laughton Memorial
■pjUl recently, waa removed to
horn# In Roe* Court yesterdty

dangbWn, Rady, and lot*,
Mra. T. ,W. William* were the
ita yeaterday of Mra. Krinaa,
ilt a illk N. C., who la apend

Office Telephone 148.

B end er H om e Scene
O f G a r d e n C lu b M e e t
Mra. Fied William* ry d a pap­
er i n waya and m .‘an*' of petaciving cut flower* at the inert­
ing of the A nita' Circle of the
Harden Clob held Friday morning
at 10 o’clock, at thj home ef Ml*.
Frrd W. B mdrr, Country Club
R:ad. Mr*. I . P. llagai prtaided
over the bnilne** *r**'tm at which
time ripart, were gittn ftem the
varlor* commttUei end all bnain.*a wa* attended to.
.‘
'Mra. Binder displayed the bou­
quet of the me nth anJ ditcui*rd
the varlou* b’oasotna ntnporiig
It. Later in thr morning the pronundattan &lt;f the namr* of a num­
ber of flowir* waa dlwu»*-d. Mr*.
Dan U. Wilder, of Jaehaonvllle.
elate offlrtr of tho Gardes Cluh.
gave a talk on highway plantirg.
T B n T &amp; i S r T k W

r F V W

G, Herman Brcwn, Mr*. L. P.
Hagan. Mi«. A. W. Kimi, Mi*. K
H, lanry, Mr*. O. P. Paaton,
Mr*. 1J. W. Rpikyc. Mr* (s W,
sR fN T 'M r*. W;*AV. c; Smith,
•Mr*. C, K. Itawfon. M n, D. L
and Mra. TC-JlT.* Cody, of Harper, Mr* John T, Brady anJ
ind, Ohio, MrtF’ M. R. Gal Mra. D*n U. Wilder, of JarkaunKn. J. *?«B&gt;Uh. if Mem- ville.

Penn., anl|Mla* Irina Burif ByhalM. Mlaa, who are
[ th . alM HPVIM I

today A l a t h e a C l a s s H a s
^ M e e tin g W e d n e s d a y

(* \lo r * Langley. Mr*,
r j i . and Mra. W. ft
in. pa tiled by Mr*. II.
i plan tn kenve tomuraannola to attend Ihr
the 8 UI« Fedcratlo*
Club*.
r, R. E . Bteveaa and Emmitl
ton, of JnekawviUe, were her*
the week-end with Mr. and
c IL R. Stevwu, Park Avenue,
r war* aceempanlcd home L;
, R. E . 8 t*ven* and daughter,
dhy,
l-.lgA5who
gwijf.dj*have* Imen
t •here fe&gt;
[» . W. M. Coni no, ol Camp
^ A la , who ha« heen vialling
brother and lUIrt-ln-law. Dr.
■Mra. W. T . I Jingle), for a
ft tint*, loft today f &gt;r Jackaon
I to iviidt hrr brother, F. It.
gley. She waa arcompnnicd by
Ln ^ lc y who w ill return home

K t M the pageant at SataI V #t:,M ta. W. T. Laeglry,
I fultga, M'aa Giure Kellogg
Daytraia Death, and Mta. W
Conln*. of Ca»P Hill. A ir.
| Margaret Langley and MUt
icoa Teague. Mi** Teague re|m 4 la Baraaot* where ahe will
doca a play Ih* week.

"With Mrr. Fred M yn* and Mr*.
A. J . W«lk-r an ho*le*M-*, the
Alrthe* C!m*» of th- Flint ItaptUt
t hurch trlil it , monthly liuiinri*
nnd airlal m rfl'ng on WfdfiMilay
afU in o .n at the ,-hurih. A ft-r a
rhnrt hurlnr** *e*»lon u lutdal
hour * * , enjoyed.
Tho** prc*rnt w ire: Mi*. G. II.
Pearre, Mr*. H. It. ndharn. Mrr.
E . M. Higgs Mi*. Flynn Vuuvr,
Mye. R E . Petirlfoy. Mr*, f!. II.
Rutfd, M i*. D. J . G arrrtt, Mr*.
D. C. G lbU , Mr*. L . A. Palmer.
Mra. It. K . Nipper, Mr*. J , IIFlehl*. Mr*. A. J . Wnlker, Mr*.
T . C’, Pitrhfi.rd and Mr*. 'F rvJ
Myer*.

Social Calendar
A l'uvnn* meeting "f tho Glea­
ner*' Sunday School Clan of the
Fli»t Prrtbytorlan Churrh will b*
held at 7:30 o'clock at thr church.
Thr Rev. Horan- Hooker will
preach at 7 rift o'clock at thr Selvatl-n Army Hall on "Stven
Step* to the Cron."
Tlir Ararat, Clan of tho Fir*!
lioptlat ChUich will meet at 7:110
o'clork at tho rhurrh with U n , 8,
J, N li, Mr*. lAirraine Urate nud
M n. Victor McL.au! n a* hoataeie*-

The Woman'* Mi**lonary Union
rf the Seminole Annrialion will
hold a dlatrlrt tally *lar*.lng at
10 o'clock nt the First nnptltl
Churrh. A coverrd di.h tunrhron
wilt b* w v o l
vdror n a Crnu wllr have as even­
ing bridge party In thr club room*
at ft o’clock fer club member* end
their lacort* with Mr*. Dayton
Stoner, Mr*. D. I. Harper and
Mra. J. O. Mitchell a* honteaae*.
Rraervation* mint he made by
Monday night with Mr*. E. Comp­
ton.
The Seminole High P. T. A. will
meet at 3:15 o'clock at the achrel
.auditorium for eheti m of officer*.
WEDNESDAY
The Safah Parker. Mclhodiit
Orphanage Club will hnld an n'.l

m tn g thoea from her* atlendth* vanity dance given Saturi evening at the Trlanen Out
the benefit ef the Slrtaon Unidtp Beakalball team, were: tha
Me Mary Flnhell. U la Hhrlu
[Jcorle Smith, Betty Anto.h
etky Ilaynea, and Max Brady, Bill McGrifT, Roberi Camc
j* Jack Flnnell. Ja*m ^ Band*.
I'Cogbam. Chandler’ Sharon,

bouquet

«f

thr

nounrtng the marriage of Ihrli

Contra Plan Is opened
PALMETTO —Pierre Drug t o.
i»«w drug mutr fur kit* n«*tf
G i v ten' Criticism

daughter, M ■«• .Merle l ane, to
ICafitmed from n*t» »i
u*r for the man
Clarenei II » i t « . The c a rria g e «*ld h* had

of who itaya ,#w»y fro"* tht pri­
mary rleelloa, J1 I* iht rial rlectUn day. h*
tha Rev. Ji-e Mj'ntrry in rharg*
"To repeal proM.ltlon.” ho
of tho ten in.,up.
*elil, “I* merely to encouragd
Amons lh»*r pre-rut at I he thnar fallow# who ar • enemlr* of
wedding w ne: the llev. and Mta. thr thing* w* love. Thi* |. no
Joe Monirv), Mr. und Mr*. J . K time for «»• te haul down tho
lan e. Mi*. M. C. Si no, Mr*. Al- Star* and Strlpea 1" Idaik an­
her! Coll n«, Mra. Alice McMrllun. archy and HwkaarrsMia. E . , l . Ilaiper, thr Ml****
••Prohibition la Herr. It ha. It*
0 race flooih, of Chliego, Helen prohlim* and cannot hj r.ifotetd
waa petformei at thr

home

Ift . and M&gt; . I.ene on Friday with

tR re rrll, Ns-y Al co McMatl &gt;n
I jtwUr Ha,per, lorrelne Lana
Fu lfil M rkeii, n, and Uwen Harp­
er, Iw*'11. Iliu p ir. Clan &lt;• I-arr

*0,1 Cl-’ ire

Be A Booster
for the

SEMINOLE COUNTY

Mima.

o r i K K IIS E L E C T E D

. A t thr .meeting o f the Ijid ir*'
Aid. S"ciet) ,.f the llp*ala l.iitlirraA 'C liu nh held la.t WeJne*dny
month. the foll;*..ng oftlcrr* wete rlrc !.

ir Ihtr Idcd »f uulllnjt lojtether, for the common good of
(he County. appeal* to you and if you believe th a t an
ar£jwtjii(iofi. .eUfh-Puch t* purpose In v i e w. ^tw IA^be
hcntflrlnl to Ihe cltlienn of I h r f ninlV
fill A t
the Seminole County Cham ber of Commerce. Meetings,
to which you are cordially Invited, will be held In va*
rinuH townn .In the County In the near future 16 tlla*
cuhm plnnn for onianliatlon. Watch thin paper for
announcem ent concerning time and nlnce of meetingn.

waa dl*playej by Mr*. J. M.
Quirk and Mr*. Roland 8. IPad.
Tlioir prirehl w r.n Mr*. J. C.
Bill* Jr.. Ur*. I'.nd~rt3=fksak'&lt;Mw‘
A .-tr. c . , j ;

■t comer of Main noil
utreet*.

I.OST: U iliw b.nwn leelhvr pun#
•in Hint SHett today. Crnlaln*
Myrtle nl Mimll changr. Return to H I ^ »
* , Klrrt SI tret- Reward.

x u t a .- A * 'm :

clcugh, Mr*. A. W. Epp», Mi*.
J. M. Quirk. Mr*. RoUnd 8 . Head.
Mr&gt;. M. Mlnarik and run, Harry
Mr. ard Mr*. K. B. Btowe. Mr* Joe, who h air hern ill wllh In
\V. II. Tunnlcllffc, Mra. W. E. fturnza at the r home on Pork
Walton, Mr*. V. E. Douglas*. Avenue, ate Imp loving rapid/V.
Mra. A. C. Fmt, Mr*. John G.
Leonard)'. Mra.. (&gt;.’ J. IVpi*. Mr*.
W. 8. rnU m an-aniL K u. C. L,
Park.

F I R S T S In t b s A r t o f
P a n M M n t W a v in g

All Other Until tv Sjcrvlcc*
no—

In Unity There Is Strength

- *• — By

Mis. P. Paul
At Her llumc
111!! I’nrk Avenue.
Phone Hil-W.

3:30 n'efark at th r eluh hou»e.
Ttulh, and I/&gt;ve. Immortal men I*
jinl nnd rever we* material, but
aln-ay* apirilual und itirnal" (p.
.TtCI,

O N E C EN T A HAY I*AYS
IIP TO 5100 A MONTH

L«i* Ihun enf cert day—$3 50
Tht GqVUg Test wav (rcm
r*a lm . i t i X i i ''X n a ~ rte iw o f.il
good man are urikted by thi
Lrrd : and he drlilghtcth in hi*

Thr

' 1f t . and Mr*. J . K . laine are an*

ll* a ilM ,lf *rllrle*t •aa.ealm
Ml** Edna rhlltindon, who h*»
■tI M n ,'. are*—*. n&gt;m*.r*
*n.
Iren III at her home on Movnot’n
*«*&gt; i*r« awl e«*i*t MMii^vr
Avenue for a » h jrl lime, i* old" Mtai BtlrHial
to Im out again.

Small Cn*l for Srlf-I'mteetlon
Urine* IHc Dividend*—Huad)
Inromr— Plan Sent Free.

CHH1HTIAN HCTKJft'K
(TICKCIIEH

Hi# heme of Mr*. Rolan-I 8.
Read In- Son I-amo «■&gt; t(i* actne
of the meeting of the Rote Circle
of the 0 »rJi n ciuli held Friday
morning at ID o'clock with Mm,
A. W, Epps presiding, Mr*. J. C.
Ollla annonnead that a boulder haa
bora arrured fir tha “B‘g tree"
and wo* presented at thr Garden
CIu'j Convention held in Orlando
laat week.
)t wai
1 i*i ting thr meet*
litK that now U tin- time to prune
and trantplant flowrm and ahroba.
Mr*. W. II. Tunnlcliffe preaenleJ
a gavri to the elrtie.
Mrmbera present voted to doa at* a doarn roue Ituihea to tha
South Side for planting. K. B.
Stowe then gate n report of tht
leetur* m row* vhleh Mr, Kale*
nrr save at thr ronvrntlon In Or*
land", ard Mr&lt;. V, K. Douglas*
r .a l a paper mi the tarn "f
lawn*, t.ikin from Hunic’u "Hard,
enlns In thr Lower South.” •

ve seen Paris Fashions Born
says Chesterfield

a yrar—I* the *nle ccat, f the n:w
accident p’ llry now b Ing off-red
Ug tie Po*ta| Life A ( niuajly In.■ujftp. s.Compjir y/- W U y^ lierh a.
Piitiding. Kn**a* t itjr. Mo. A r.
coidiny t &gt;thr term* cf this |tolicy
a*- high *» f 100 a month wilt be
I till for ditrhillty, md Vt,0«0 for
drath*.
84.030 men, women and ch Idrati
a'r.a i'y hove thi* prot.-ctlni.
H .n l *io m :ncy. Simply *cnd
y .u r name,' adilre**, age, Iteprficlnry’n name (prrvon to wham
p y a b lr at diath), a -1 relation.
chip—ard policy will h i »ent on
10 d«)m' F R E E in p ’ rtion. Thi*
c lfe r I* open f : r a II nit*d ‘ time
only—Imnudlnle -action I* ticceo*
•ury. Write th nt todays—A ty.

mm

AN TIQ U ES
MRS. FIIKD T. WILLIAMS
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320 Oak Arraua
Phi nr S08-J
TUB8 HAY. THl'HHDAY,
FRIDAY
Sanfa d, Florida.

M spencer, Claude Herndon,
a Edward Illgglna, Jack H all,
ak Woodruff, J r . and eu—i.
ak Etaaa, of JarluumvIBa, Ho
I Doclten, and John Ct l^ nslcy.

T r a v e l In 'w e a th e r-p ro o le d c o m fo rt
b y tra in . A l l oteol e q u ip m e n t, aleepI n f cara, g o o d d in in g car service i obic rv a tlo n , lo un g e , d u b ca m , c o a c h **.

T h t F L O R ID A N
T h * S E M IN O L E

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FLYER
LIM IT ED

L r. Hanford . U.T
L v . JackaonVm* E .T .

Ar. Albany ----- R.T.
Ar. Macon —_ C T .

U S pm

Ar. A U anU ---- C T .
A r, Otartanooga C T .
A r. N a t M &amp; T . C T .

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IHc ^rcat Paris designer has, turned out another creation. A model of

J f ir A

■Your aate may rid* hecee « • raBraed
ticket*. Aik tha andaraigaod for detaiia
Le w One-Way C u rb Para TkhMft

acid March 1 to May M. Jefc,,
0 . W . RAY. T icket A f U A. U. L.
Hanford, Florida. P h en e U d
W. V. STOVALL. Paaaettgar Service A*V
Central of Georgia fly, Pbena F H U
van, oar Keiearch E
Wl every new derriop
Ift die nuuufurure,

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tin ila r band of fa te .,S * J W op*.
uniML am) lha aotrtWp1 b a t c h e r
war* to b « i11-tTO^rtf nM hjdiei i il
to' hatt# . tow ed | u dMtUy, TV
rauttnrar*. lore 'n il. track* of (bn
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la jl^ t in a fg&gt;o:t per pa re. I by Ike ml fur federal coatrjl under the
rumnaltlea helUad by Cama*. K. rm n uM n^illM ii
(lirfiald, f u M r latorDr roerotary
a fW aevrral hoaial Invealigntluo.
Altd I Im^'trfb'iA I6 r itrllbtn! da
friwa,' natlontl D irt* / for cel*.' W '

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ItH T«Ak
COMMIT'
TIAM M l

W W «f

r/MMI&gt;A» March
rdohlrti'' U obW and* Cl at I*n it I

l i e riruegled through I t wild
m
p m |T
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B *JEEiijp*T
S S S * w fu n
ouklyn ilaMnUed etit three Tuna
It—(AP&gt;—Th# Bt. Lddli IJrewna
get a I0JL ^Irfury. The Robin*
opened' their r xhlbltlom.aeheduV
il i f f ahead. Wh?u ll.rionelle'i
h ire.y iite n ta p . by. defeating. the
end W f* g rolled'
llo u ia 'e f David tram. I t to 1.
u
id
ir
a
f«-nc&lt;end
went .for a Roma
tloalte, ’Jeahlna and. Schulte till
if*. They held iha margin until
homer*.
Ih* ninth when wild pitching gore
.Score:
H»ub* o f'I) , rtoo ooo ooo—i a 6 the Hr&lt;n.'three rune end n tie.
leant. toned in frequent re*
dlrcwna -.t. tlb 003 30a—t l 80 0 Iloth
l.londktallla Ele*w.LImm nanJ Ifa.ln
. Helmir, ftpreenay, llaitey and
llu b e rti A n y , M. ferfelU IP rtiiwlt-fetid H. Kerreli; Crudeh.
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s n r f i t t s r i . f i
’i AVAWJN; c a lif,' i -Merab * tlt*erlr»r*'&lt; 'OalttrUn, "* Madge,
|A1»)—W hotenr Regera Harm,
«4, Clnrtr and Lap**) Kelurt.
by eald u the Oube afteV ihey
l»at t o 'U i Angv’e , Batorday had
thytwdtday- the nffeet" of- making them •#**
Hukcfui
PMM. Thd credln#»p'*Tlcl#ai. They irrned
thing* *p yaaterday b y mauling

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SEMINOLE COUNTY CREDIT
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r a n e e s BEAT hard time* hy
'•w w leu Rex Babbit* for i u r f h r
fdTI Infrrmitlrn write American 6 p c r r S u ^ ^ ^ * 0(Uicnunl. Secured
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exceptlankBy good credit. Bas 161

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BrucW Muhdieed, H. F. U. Bos

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WANTED —Furnished rooms for
B^h* h*u»ekeejrng, either aparthMnt or ,malI house, about 4
tvotos. Muit be within I block* af
MMtnee* , ret Ion. Can mot* In lh y
time from now to Uar. SI, Ptrtaaweni. Addieat Bos 1317.

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M O O R E

$ j\o fo rd

irgaln In Sanford,
Booe-ttaert De illm coiwtsttnr
of Lldiajr room, Dining renin.
Breakfast ream. Tile Bath and
thiee Bad room,. Garage. Small
ra.h payment. Bala nr* UL* /*oi.
Cnkl«ijh_BaollT_ Company,

For Beat RemdU—Advertise

'DjSOIAMSl

u i .s- wsm -w e
T, Orchestra, news; 7 :30, Samo
on WJZ; 7:46, Oirhe.tr**: Aril;
Same aa WJZ; H:30, Orrhealra i»corda; 11:30, Same aa WEAK,- 10,
Same a t WJZ; 10:30, Musical moT in t II, Same as WJZ; 11:16,
The Jcaterai 11:30, tlsnce muslt.
483—WPLA, Clearwater—S|p
0:16, Variety; 6:46, Tuple* la
hr(ef, (NBC): 7, Amo* V Amiy
(NBC); 7:16, Melodies; 7:30, Phil
Cook, (NUC); 7:46, Fifteen mia
ates In national rapltol, (NBC);
8, Merle Thorpe, (NBC); tl:3o;
Ftatph litllwnod, tenor, Don WHkeo
planlit; 6:46, Johnny Quthrir and
MUt-in While of Winter Haven; 9,
Oreheelra; 11:30, Orchettro; 10.
Feature program, (NBC)] 10:30,
Orange Blossom orchestra; It,
Birwawm H irer Poor quartette;

NOT TOO EASY

and

Accountant* and Audlton
Pint National Bank Building

H«rslA^?&gt;-_______

O U M u O p p o rtu n ity a c a ln folka— t e r n y o u r f u rn itu re , houseis , t o s h , ty p e w rite rs, etoveu e tc. lu te C A S H . Som eone so m e* here

p e a t))'12, Dance honr.
fay the Associated Pres*)
tgrotna It) eastern standard
6:46, Same aa WJZ; 7:46, Spon­
j P . M. antes* otherwise In- sored pro! ram] 0, Hand- program;
4:30, Same as WJZ; 11, Sport*
IXAWBAP New Yueh-~*U
pii.xraiifW!f':tl&gt;; Ituillo putty.
[ I d (NBC Chain)
I2K.3—WI.W —700
■Kyrho's Behind the N am rt;
0:30, (Irrlirttra; 0:46, Same a*
B tral Demltas**; 7:16. World WJZ| 7!l8, Metod.es; 7:30, Varie­
H 7JO, Careless Dove; 7:16,
Ed Nation's Capital: 8. How’s ty f 7:16, 1t.iti Nrwhall; h, VisionM eal; t i l l . Novelty otrhe*- Alts; 8:30, Same as WJZ; lU:3tl,
8:30, Gypsies; 9:30, Family Same as WJZ; 11, Variety (2 1-1
jrl 10, Bherlotk Holme*; 10:30 huur«l.
398.8—WJU—ISO
hm Makers; 11, Florence Hi6-J6, Jim llinwn; 6:46, Mualrai;
Men's o r c h e s t r a ; 11:30,
L&gt; orehestr*; 12, Bpllalny's 7, Bame aa WJZ; 7:16, The Jestem; 7:30, Orchestra; 8, Melody
tatra hour.
Men; K:30, WJZ (2 1-2 hours);
M —WABC New Yerk—8*4
11, Variety (I I t hour*).
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'Current Events; 7:16, Nr hut i
0:30, Fimnsored programs; 7:30,
Cornell; 7:16, Rarn orclieatr*;
I, Evangeline Adams; 1]43, Same a* WJZ; B, .Sponsored pro­
If Cnhooch; 6, New World d|m- gram; 8:15, Name aa WJZj 8:30,
■y; 8, Toplrs in brief; Kf|l6, Orchestra; I*. Studio orchestra;
kbenhop singers; 8:30, Spun- 9:30, Ramp as WRAF; 10, Ham*
W program; 0, Leo Itclsnicn as WJZ; 10:30 Features; 11,
kcatra; 9:30, An Kvening In Same as WEAR; 11:16, Jester*
Is; M, Ooy Lombardo’s orchcs- studio; 11:30, Orrhealra.
177.6—WOT*—1080
10:30, Htory in a song; 11,
0, Orrhestra; 0:30, Name aa
ksa Downey; 11:30, Ben tierWAUUj 0:46, Jfews, WAUCl 7:43.
|orchestra.
NBC| 10:00, Btiomberg ChrMd
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p |, Mormon th o iri 0:46, TnpffJkWMtp-Vr'AmM &gt; V Andy;
taXtirriieitN
M b Jotters; 7:30, Phil C-uk
■•flihnlrr program; 8:30, Hn- 7:30, m ie 'W 'W J H i f 16, OmhooLEGAL NOTICES
Pkafbvehcstra; 0, Youht °r- trai 8, Same aa WRAF; 8:18.
ftrnp 6:30, Keel Folks, skrtcli; Hamc ss WJZ; 8:30, Hponsored
IS o th estcr Civic urchostrst piog.ani; 0, Chefs sad Jug hand;
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l* E N T L A N D ,.G R A Y

“to let. Sis (|0 ) ii-Bollnr* pm
aonth. Near Post Office, U. A,
_______
ronea, lake Maty.

DIRECTORY
Cut Out For
Handy Reference

; A Retald

F L O R IS T

rturimulitken

Lhereaikty familiar with ntl*%
ralea ami classiflcatlea will
glee yon complete InfccmaUem,
A aj If yan nlah. Uey wUl ao-

FI811 a n d I*DULTRY

nFi.i, c a f e
Beet In Hanford. Fin,
Dinner 30c
flpeclalltlng In
Steaks, Chops A
Rea Foods.

BICYCLES A REPAIRS

C O N F E C T lb N E R Y
D R IN K B L U N C H E S

Cigars—Tobaccos—Candles
Magislnea— Feaalala ■

P rinks 8 s ado Ithe*

greet truth and power known U

RUBOW’K PLACE.

the Ancients,- write for the freh

Prlnceaa BMg.

First 8L

book, “Light of Egypt”, mailed
Wltkout obligation lo students a t
Higher Thsugkt and

ARCADE MARKET
Cheapest la Tbwa.

Mysklcismrj

11ARUER SHOP

Llk^arjan 181, Ame re Temple, Sort j

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NOTICE, I have not
purchared anything for
rash or errdlt since 1 be­
come Mr*. O. A, F.—
Huntsville (Ala) paper.
D R Y

IfM MOlrtrt A" Pdrd ~t&lt;

f u r n is h in g s ”

flood Condition 4276.00.
sad Bon.________________

HIGNH
R. N. Nn*PER
Slffw. Phone 30.1.

Repairs—Reflalsk Is g
Upholstering.

PALMER'S
81-39 Arcade

BOWt.ING

S H O E R E P A I R IN G

Phone 103BUTLDINO BL4M7X&amp;—Irrigation
beat* arw&gt; genera] esment work
Mirada Coaoreu Co. J- K. Ter.
wlCagf“« Prap trd and Elm.

“ A. E..DOBUINV
210 E. 5lh St.
NDHTORB

and

BOWL FOR KRCRKATION

18 y ean Job I’rinllag la
Baaford.
SANFORD PRINTING CO.

THREE VARlKTlKS hakfilr./
egg*. T8 re*:* per anting.
A. Dyson, Country Club Uoad.
FULLETh, 10 weeks old.

GROWKHH

Buff,

Al

Reds, W. 1 0 . Rocks, 80c seek.

EDGEWOOD
FLOWER SHOP

CrMTi A Hanford Avf.
Phone 413
Absent minded Pro te l­
lers wife.—“Wall, John.
Are you sure yoti'e# forgotten a* ary thing 1 Phr
pie Parrot.

I.AYH CORNER
Dallas Newc.'

PHOTOGRAPHER

Flowers for all
Occasions. Design Work

C L E A N IN G

BE A U T Y

P. PAUL
Ranferd'a Leading Beatty
Hhnppe.
Phene 411 far appoint a lta i
First N s l t Baak llld*.
If It I* about Mussolini
th« only way Mwmi to b*
to tell It to th* submarlres.—Rprlngfiild Union.
W OOD

Y A R D S

166 I'alaietla Are.
Halts H o n ed A I'rrased 66c
Pants t ’lesned A Pressed SSe
“C asffato Carry”

Plenty Wood «t DuharUi
The 111k Wood Yurd Cot
West ThiHcriitii 6t. &gt;:
Pbem* dBW. ( &gt;

•Profits a rt shaved When
Income taxes are fled.—
Winston Kalem Journal.

llcpo the ehlp
Uw
th rlstened ~ Coo!edgV'bill
rhmiee to run. Vo. Parrot.

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NUM BER

11 Convicts Burn To
Death In S t o d g e

FURNITURE

SAVES ST

Guilty But RecMUmendation O f Mer­
cy la Made By Jury

Private Detective Or*
trsnizition Is Hired
To Help SolveNoose
. Slaying Of Woman

CAIRO, Crontta, Mm . 7 -^ A V )
—Fred Kootrre, Newark. New lortry hitrh hikir. wo. I t o r k u d at

NKJV YORK,- kl«r. 7 -( A F ) 1’i'lvoto dUtttcttvc* Wire ol wnfv
today »a the muni,r &gt;.f n - y -

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l novel method of prrsorvlngatamp, ho, been conceived oy klr*.
ibine Farrell of. WiMhrop, Mrui. Ml*. Farrell ia ever *lxty
i old, and h u been collecting *tomp» for thirty year*. Mr*,
ill pattra. her stamp* on her bedroom furniture Initrod of In nn

ed Um po t hAriioent tftttt tm
morrow or Mowdsy afternoon at
tyM oVierk. c f the final frond
over 1A hole*. W decided the womrn*a golf r u i M rf the local
crone for 1*31. Mm. Vivian Speer
aad Mr*. Lean laRoy will be “Soviet Slave” Pleads
watched again*! each other.
For AidAmidSceneB
Last Moaday afUrnoon Mr*.
Speer taok a well pUytd 13 hole
O f Wild Confusion
match from MW* Jan* LrR. y by
a three and two oroie. Mia* LrId) SI ION, Mar. 7— (A l’ &gt; —A
Roy waa outdriving her oppon­ wild rttsr of cheer*, boo* and
ent. hot Mr*. Speer’* aarvr touch firo-f&gt;r-all rights took plate la«t
&lt;a the giecn* proved V&gt; be the n ld t.ln Alirett llall.wherr a *m
wtnrlog factor. Mr*. Mpwsr ydoyrd ..Su c A d'SUtr uppextm w
*

ago, but
. „ . r-no
i ^ hrodway of any
gTtat impudence" hat been mode,
Mrl-aughUn raid yroterdoy. Ha
ttplaiaad ho Wa» paying the drtertlre* out of bio own p-rket,
l.ut rxperted to gel hi* monry
lark,
Vnluml'uua dlarie* of the »Ula
w&gt; man wero believed to rontala
Ex-Represen tativeDe- Mima of person, ia Canada, Kutope and dlxtaat patti of the
c l a r e s System Is llrltrd State*.
One of the ftr*l taok* of th*
Going: TowardRocks detective*
U to discover tho meanSweeping irform* In what he lug i f a my»t*riou* entry rrfrr
ring to money paid out by Mi*a
termed “ a public school *yMct» Gordon to a -flank In Oslo, Nor*
which I* .tap dly being driven on

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1st Round Of Play
In County Quintet
Tourney Is Staged
Firm r o o d play hi th* county­
wide bosketbat] tournament which
•rowed *n IN Oriodo day court*
ytatordny warning, saw tN *11oUnatiah af giilo’ tiaai* from
r i n l y l a Geneva and )&gt;..l* and
hoys' W i n from Lyaaaa, Oviedo,
pod Lake
ochoal gill* dem U girl*. Tt td
&gt;. ia tN firm goose of IN taorory ard Wo* tN rigkt to are*
lh* Oviedo girls loom which de­
feated tN Cowren loam. S3 to T,
In tN third goow at IN in .ming.
C h sN U high Kheol buy* d«ftoted tN Lyomn high quintet. S i
lo Ig. and gained t N right to
piny IN Geween (onm whkh Nd
dMtwtod Oriodo hy n 41 ta 31

nll^a thrir power to ^ what h f
deyrIbe.l at terrlHr rrodWIrof T hillo* attack nn the “ InrialM# gM*
th* c&lt;nvlct ramp* of North flu- ernipcnt’* dhlrh hr ilalm* Is in
inr;ttol ef the entire Florida pubTuibuWnt an,( bolrlcrju* demon- I'c (choel »&gt;»tem.
•iipli.nv markrd the ma, mrw
A return of buiine** method*,
inf in Ihe b g auditorium, ,'agi-d ruoira &gt;n aenoe, and the aboluhb), the gnat tiadei defenvi-unn.n menI o f the present fUe-memberM4&lt;r than M *cu(flr* and I rt- ed.board of control ore the prime
fighl* orcurred with njnu’ inti* itqublten cf refill
nrgurd.ng to
■heat* « f “ long I N the aa,ii&gt;a,N
Mr. Kntsmlngrr. lie *tatr* that
M(.ny of Ihe ditluiher* mlud- |resent day mtlhod* ol edural on
ini several riwoker* wvio Ihr wn In Florida sihwl* have loo many
h lily NCr the st.ret*. Ih***, who •tdo linen, loo many angle* wh'cb
hulled derrlon at Win* on Cbur- ■mock of the i "iinrin ial, end
&lt;hbl and Isbrd Itrcnlfur.l nl*u » m
which am an unnrce»*aiy part nf
Ihe tok burden of the people. llo
The fights otoitc.t *»
« n »* plrodt fer a iftmn ol Ihe aiinpler
•r.! Ilrcnlfiird, Ior no- 1&gt;
H r frinv* ol rdaiariui., fiuui* drvia*
liiour J. yn.on llitki, b .l .lait- r j primarily 1 1 educate the lualn.
on o ld iu c , Ravutal lumsack* • Mr. Kntuoiagri', *iuuimnt ■&gt;*
weir (ip ln tid end *Wn li­ the piAllc school tyidem I* as
nt* wrte thrown twlore the Ictloass
_
lur.Cr, wera velxrd.
-Are t h w in e*nlrol of ou pubtunn h g fight* c u n t l n u r d I r *choolt alnave jutt crilicismt
I say not. e»i«*lolly when tNo-jr
nr* vpending W |*er rent » f our
ta* mone). I ana lot) per cent la
(Continued Un Fag* Fire)

Russian Chorus To
Present Program
In Sanford Tonight

i anford Woman Wi ns Cash Prize In­

Contest Conducted By P e ri o d ic a l
dr*. Edith L. Roy, asutb Hnwf«&gt; d Alrnur ’icaICclil, anil tlsiixbU if M. H. N'erion, •well -kr.on n
R&gt; al grower, wo, tN lortunjlc
w' u rr of a siabl* 'rnah award
a* « re of tN ft** • PN|*' ul n
*1 rv tlrm* of Couluit" ronieit
wt U i N o hero apprnriuy l| U -

Trade Body To Hold
Meeting,On Monday
I N Sucre*, whkb
[foita I* organ:**
keg o f romrnrrrr,

Ituld a foreign
inVasl-in
lew our load, yen would net o.mmiUO# l
4rr roni| rotui.r* to protect with J J .
Jpvrd oar*. T N amOari of

: to far greater than n
fure'gn invasion, toa R

dy firmly inWiaiN I in
it. HUtorr i«.f png*. »tri'

A Scnftrd member of lbo Flor­
ida Federation ol (Urdcn t’ hib*.
Mr*. Henry Wight, »|&gt;eeklnr be­
fore the 400 delegate* In the alxth
annual convention of tha cluho
held at the Colonial Court Hotel
In Orlando thlo week, delivered
what wao oold I , hove been the
outstanding event on the program
of the two-day meet. It wao an
addrara entitled “ Hememharlng**.
Mr*. Wight’* remarka wore baa­
ed oa the life of tka lata Dr. Krmot lleniy Wilson, keeper of tho
Arnold Aiboretum, Booton. and
her word* wera Interpreted ao a
glowing tribute to |h# man who,
having open! hit roll re Ufa In Ihe
Intorrot, of nature, rroltlbuled to
mu&lt;h to tho beoullfkatltn' of not
or.lv Amrrira nut also Kurupo aad
Atla. She trand Ihe mere impor­
tant evcati and iluiuretlee In the
l.tt of the noted garden authority
an d&gt;*ruaoril hla recently publish­
ed look “ Th* Arlitortat* of tho
tiarden".
Keporta of various activities of
the local bra nek of tha Harden
Claim wart alto rendntnd t« tha

former Ihlrd-vlco-preoltien't of the
racket*Wa and playboy*, mother
rluba, reported on the dolilga of
lovt and roar of murder, and turk
name* a* Arnold Rothateln, gamb­
ler, who -gut hi*,- and the bullnocked Vannle lllggln*.

led by I’rlnce*, Msrgarlta Ag­
* '
*
dWtlngubhrd
rrnrva Htavlanolgr,
musirol fnndortor, and daughter
of U-o founder of tbo m i d fa,
mou* I'horus, (ho 30 member* of
that organisation will arrive in
Sarfurd .h.rtly after dusk to bo
mot by a committee f|pm the
Mouth Ride Fgrtnt-Tsochor.
Houth
Fprcnt-TrocharL A»■uciatlon and tha Uena Club who
are *psn*urleg thslr appeernnr*
at the City Hall tonight at 3:00
oVWck.
Nut In year* here
Hanford
music (over* boon given tbo op*
IKiitunity of heating on orgnalia*
ll&lt;n with Ihr rrnown nf th* Roy­
al Runlan rhoru*. which hag the
distinctlun of havirg appaared bofare more member* of royalty
tbaa any almllar nttrMtion la
tile w*iId. Not rrrry rity lb* slxo
of Hanford will Le farortd with
oa other witoOaae* slid jurors, or n rial! by th* Russian must*
■*1 Vote lor IN dtolh paDaily motor*, and tha sponsors of tho
an | liu*l to what you believe to •ttrnc|iati*ara hopeful that n
N an inadequate H it * fore# to
ar tret yAir rhlldirn and ) ourself
(t ft the gnng*tri*7n
lr*. Roy'i nnsnei i* ns follows:
Why ruakv iiaiga ru w.lb gnux-

an* poa Weir IN fatbrr uf
iWt/vn, Mq| wrr,. furred by
ro to psror

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Bjr A a a ocU ted F r e w

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* Stohnn •li»h«d the Aligntie oow t -from Iceland In
Northern Africa ttnlnjr* nawra
blanketed .the prairie nU^tw

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~—, • wavot. find hlfh tldca vlall
Address Is Based On thcr fury in the North l
Life O f Henry Wii- flood!** ftot Undo along
son. Nature Lover ii:“ lJ [ 3 , 'S5 norihvaoti

Goaty, sedaiy weather which, la
tha rictatty o f the Sanford
try flub ot goon today, waa ■un-

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Storni W aminglsaued;
Atlantic Coast;
Earthquakes, Tides
And Waves Menace.*
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SPEECH .AT. CLUB
M E T O O R raN D ff S

K i&amp; fin a H B r
motion for a new triol. Kaotror
and kla pa'*nt, brown 'down ad
oenttnr- wao pronounced. They
came ta America absut four yearn
i m IWhrrnd* Wii killed ea al,
toaely r ad 1*4 November white
l i d r t Kooirtr a l another hitch
kk-T a ride;-Kaotror yWoded oolf

c o t OSDORO, N. C , Mm . 7
— (A D —Kit Ten convicts w tn
burnt .1 lo death today when
ftrw dnlraitJ tha Duplin rowli­
ly stockade. All nro Nllaved to
t« negiue&lt;. Th* victim* were
trapped In a cell In Urn rear of
tha oulding. Flfty-lws man, all
but IS negro**, were prloonet*
In Iba stockade at Iht lima. The
name* betan In tha kltcNn.
Tke &lt;ri*.n waa not determined
Ttia itorkada waa billl at hea­
vy tmber* and waa locate,) a
m‘le from hero. It waa rtrtn*)ly without the proto.tlofu .

of appoialinr a
maker* to an d
M . elwil rng'nerr
tN UnHeJ Huteo
r p h o *11 appaar
K inapret IN »ito

gsle* b)ow up violent sandslnnuo
on th4 ohora.
* ,
. 1• "i J U
Almoot evanr aacUon at the
UIooImIpp I Volley
experiooewd
•now, m lift: fdtn .hr cold,
oaa aml' Nrhraikn Uy undar th r ift
ta . tight lachra of aaow. Bpb*
aero
temperntdrex end*ngetog’;
fruit tree* |„ Kansas and OI(W.
hoiaa.
WASHINGTON? Mat. 7—t A n fc
—Tha weather bureau Ixutd tha.
fottowlxp. alarm waralngt Advl*ory ' aaalhoait alarm warhlaga .
Wera ardtred « t tap A. M- fih*^'
th* VIrglaU Cape* ta Jackoi
trillc and email craft warn In
wera Indicated .far the reranlad
of Florida. xtatUrv*. A storm t
marked late Betty la central '#v
R&lt; otheiatern Missouri aad. w
move noftheaatward.
•
VIKNNA. Mar. 7 - ( A P ) - 1
spread dsitnirtlon In South'
bln from two oaethquako al
waa reported, (May in dlsgal
from •Balkan alllee.
Resldt
and public ihulidinga In i
towns n*tably dkmntr, Kapia.

Sanford Farme
Club Holds Week
planting,. fortlliution, and bar* 1;
vesting proved to bn the fostnr*
o f tho weokly mooting of thn.j
Hanford fanaor*' club al tho flonl* , j
Inolo High School Thursday night, V
far, deprived of th* opportunity.1
,
o f acting n special roll o f alow. ,
motion picture, which dealt wMt-*!
plant diseases, scheduled to' hevt.v
been piojectod, the 40 or mert "
farmers turned their attontlon hn.-i
discussion. : t

It was net alow* tha delight of
having with u* so distinguished
g garden authority, that thrilled
u* in the anticipation. Great a*
that Juy would hmrf born to her
snd la ns oil, our president'* mo­
tif* la asking him, was what hi*
would have been rcmlng—lh*
hope that hie awn groat enthnaIsow for th, fined in plant and
Ira# would encourage ard klnJla
the Intorrot of |k* gardener* of
FlorltU, awl that wr would roifIv* from him a bettor under■landing af what IN abort cm ia
and what It may mean to us.
-A* Wro pause for ■ fow mo­
ments of cere rant snd grslrfnl
rrmomberiag of tN| splendid
tN Beyvnd on IN fUloonth of
last October, we lot* U rocsll
bow greatly N valued IN garden
club movement n* N expressed U
in (N dedie*Daw of hit booh.
T N Aristocrat* rf tN flordew
-T o IN garden club*, tN meet
America., with my homage and
iropert/* • ' .
- l i t left to no a legacy af In*
•■tlmable value la hla numeraws
writing*! «a d If w» troold moat
fitly porpetnet* hla memory, we
may do so lo oar awn vast anrichment through IN roodlag of
Ibos* fsac loot ing page*, and work­
ing &lt;«t their dlsrovarie* In tN
Bolting o f our own h**ao. Any
tribute we might try t* pay to
hie memory otherwise would N
futile for lo Ufr, the highest
honors o f this country pad Croat
Brltols-wof* showered upon him.
and la spndhlng of him slam hla

.

All o f the cenrorullon was h
ad o f 'a sorts* of UsU mad*
th*
dxporlmontal sUUaa '
GsIneooUlo. LiteraUr* front 41
sc-urc* rrroalrd that th* boa-''
rtety fof hsrn which l, grown

most^NfllalQ* method of fertft
potion was found on farms whh(
paed 300 pounds af qulck-octlu
pHrngen lo the acre, 48 days *1
|er planting.
*r l
II. H. Kaon, at New Orteana, i
farmer a t many yearn* eiperiawm
Intoroelad tha farmer* In n shat
rxplanstory talk ef Lou laidW
farming methods and roanltg oh
talned. Iff also otplalud the al
toils of • machine which ho h*
UevelonM for ' use la drying ff*
material. With n sorida of nK
turr., he demoMUolad tN att«(
n Niter production ef earn M
kn calllo tn kla gtnU.
At IN next meeting on Thgfl
market teantlialoMr I
Hyatt, trwei crop aporlnl
of Joekaoarillr, will W
and, Alta R Jnhn**n,
IN round-table dl*ca*sl
t’ rgeo lh*l a good nth
farmer* otd grower* I
to hoar than* •padken.

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flro-iar.lng «kO.

roM f jirrmts,- March’ » - (A f &gt; kept. u * « u»

-Wiltor 'JokutaoUytttpJofr U-l

Wt. m m

«W; Intmfdiauiy/jUr^WaWa*
lb. u*»wu. ’ •i
tat .Mack,:, bow ,of- th« it'

ithlnf ton haa \

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lot, .of quwt‘ o*a. Hmcdd* JhlWy, dkkatfc!
pfctota
th. Wt W ^W or. lSHT^ Ui tM&gt;?1
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HT. PET^RUBUM. Monk 6 ( All’ )—Arthur , V.llman, racjult
catchor and tho laat:*f ;tba MaoUn. Brat**’ holdouta, joatofday

ma ara aUif la a H&gt;
ni. Non* of the haul
•fed. Blood faultd It Athlatlr* out of anothar .badly
cauaod hr Oglraby •oodad workout ywtrrdayUw aim
oar cut by/ftarokw broka through aad by - aftamwn .owlou F ». «rt ah«t I m M
Totry field &gt;ai la fair'condition
far two bow* hard practice. Coach
0 laua* kryt tho youn*atara atopping . for hla choppy groundera

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dtho.-»*i*,7Mo
Mil for Johu' A.
n u iU r i DM*

#d him -offer

js i £
s s v s r ' £J&amp;."S2»
r w ^ ljwhta., tkrt, Jgka
tm n u a a d S * h £ ^ » i £
lac* but » k » m r ha m S i w

Urn .pmar Urn boy* cmald * no-

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look yooferday hi
aa of tho

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900,000 a’ y « * r .

m oatb, there
o o f rooting f t

5® h i but tiro matters of

iture looking

catting to the

F i f y w .t k v o r it i fee c r e im d e J
■h the legiafa'tor* mailt ft

' AitoK kM i to «e t » » e tor y e a
!&lt;’H ide' with our tomoae PURfc
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itiered In f r * at rife M A ef He

"wtow^en* it tMk fritlto n H
tn g H 1 c n U
Mt U
•1W l kin llU» tw equiiium end
y Is intrrvkw kin over Ike

BBS.*?'&lt; 5 £ !£ n S T O n ? “ “ •
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Do b And Don’ts

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During Ifcprew*

juet w f S J S ! ! ^

J“ L“ commerce*«*• ***"**
KaB
anniunced

•“ If"* “ W ' T

Don't blame the depresaion for »
which haa marred the tranquillity o f the
deefle.
Don’ t compare peaks with Mumpe.'

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m iT c u t kwee tra m aaa
Id K ' .
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Don’t Ignore the amaitag
noto#r_
!■.l’ ‘s*&lt;
Ihm ’ t c a t m arketing reaaa

’ ■lA r t t a W B AND B lilr —what fun It.fa toAaow them! They seem to

Yale UalmsMy I’n U y Guild
ewtfkta’ n i a ,.trib u te.to,k U
Jr aealea wee, m at fa r4 m *

^ get M moth eat oT living, Too met them just at little over a year ago
K —tile Week before they were married. Ten days later It gave you a rfMe­
ant gfcw of anticipation to receive the trim card telling you 'when
' they'd be "at home.”

' motion. BiU'a prcecai aalary Isn’t lait*. Moat other young coupim would

rrm M tr thetnaklvea "fcp egiinat It: U they had to manage O aaoU t^*
|Tet KMlwtftk 'lia l M l maintaina a standard of living that la the » ,Vi|ri 1
through

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Personals

Compl-mrmtlng tha
lha Little Ladlea'|
MIm Karlin Palmar
St a bride* party ghr
at tka hem. af her

y Went, LosUfcPui
i Carollcs HIS, Eu
Mary Cbaptun. *

v-Friewd. of M m R«Ui Penn
will be clad to Irani that »b
aMa ta hf» o«t again attar hi
aetloualy 111 at h«f homo oa 1
First S tm t tor some lima, f*

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7“
, Among there frfcm her* atti
le t tka play truraament In
A. U. Moaaa motor,d to ^ M tl*- lands last nlcht vara: Mr.
tank yesterday where ha apant tha 16s. Ralph Hmlih, Mrs. W.
day as boalncti.
Cooper, Mrs. II. M. Pipworlk
Mrs. R. M. Hammond.
8. IQ. Kennedy, or lnkelaad.
fonaarly at thl. city, npant last
Frlendt of llit. J. II. Till1!, Mias
tVodaar -xy here on but u w .
Katherine Tillla. |lu( h Ttltla Sod
Mrs. Hush Whclchel la *ps*d- Lafayette Tillln w II be | M &gt;&gt;
learn that they tre Improving af­
Ink the week-end in Saraaots with
ter belns III with influence at
her tUtir, Mint Mina Howard. * '(heir heme on Kim Arena* for a
khert t W . .
V. 'v
Miaa Blanche Kennedy la lit ■!
lha home of hrr tinier, Mr*. J. 11.
Among lho*e from hero attrndtllalannintcr, Elthlrenth Hireet.
Ing the hankctlall tournament In
Gainenllle Finlay wars: the Mia.
Mr*. C. II. Tetrea will motor ta
tea Winifred Strong, Katberlaa
Orlando tomorrow to tpend the
Young, Maisaint Vtrntr. Mario.

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Systems

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PENTLAND, GRAY and HOORE
Accountants snd Auditors
first National Bask Dultdlnf

‘ The mrot'itg «if th* Semirole
lish I*. T, A. which wan annoonM for la&gt;. Tuesday afternoon at
ft® o’cl-vk hi* beau postpenef
ini I Turwlay, Marsh 10.

RUPTURE
&amp; J. MK1NIIARDI.

af

Bnnforti

or TABLETS
Headache.,, Fever
I SALVE
BABY'S COLD

mme

Chlcasw

* Expert on the Mrlnhardl Rup***&gt; Shield. It coming her* agtin.
M» will iwnonally ha at the Ange.
bHt lit tel, Orlande, Florida, on
Saturday tnly, March 14th, from
/0:00 A. M. to 3:00 P. M.
a r tu m . sorttst — *ir m m .
g * ? * V hae tin e a bece t u r n *
• * * '* • » •■••oMIew. All ain e ta ate
la c lln i ia eaH a a* la tH ita a in

BM CKKDEAUGH T
ANTIQUES .

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m E T Y T .v m x i AMH
Cut Flewera
r iM i r M l o m m
l‘ | ls n t « * ( P l a i n s

ament Friday w ere;-th e Miaaae ike nu.iurc i-r f.r u r •M'qulrkly
Katherine Srmee, M ary OMniu^r
Betty Hintermiater, Prwnres »llh» r.riWm*un puimin&gt;' WtV ro er-nEvar-

aetiad at 7 JO o'clock at
a o f Mia. W. H. Holden,
k 4 «*&lt;um. .
1.
Iaaa« masting of Us WoHttlasary Satiety af tha
iptlai1Church fUt b . held
o’clash at U s efcpck.
r « ^ (W
l ihs Pro.Charth wilt meet *t J
1 ‘ th .' charth and will be
by tha hnskmu meeting

Mrs. Harman Mnrtl, U aole (a
HtnH.lU Hrmhoerlls, Few Z M S W lZ
be out again afler being ill with ■on.
cet Reitl and Lucille Bolt.
an&lt;l m»«- v worn whll. baihlna.
Inltoenxa for a&lt;aa time at her
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ltu|.nir» uli»a raonra Mnmarh
.
,
T r w a b lr .
I la r k n r h r
l|M I Inn.
home bl~Pinrhur«t.
Among tboae from hrre kttend- K»r»-Uin.w, aat alker kllmrnla.
*,%
“..iU ia l* ''* ',r” ’"
Frank Kutaell and Ben Cog burn, Inc the Gaidrn Cluu ConveMon 22VT“ -" w
•" Orlando jrroterdky waret .rA iTiokr r w n i reeroeir a.
atudrnta at tha Unireislty of held
Met. K, M. Galloway, Mr*. KimKm- s d w .ie ii.im u itu
'HirMa,- are aptwding the week­
Curlell, Mr*. II. M. I'ap worth, p i n - wmS i t , wkwte a i m aw*
end here wiU ihe'r patents
?:• ?: lfM fe r . ««d v m t, - T r j j r ™
ff.fc S S
Frlenda of Mr. and Mrs. B. I .
Marlt.ll will regret t&gt; leant that
they are ill with influenia at tha
Fernald-LaughtoN Memorial Hna.

Christian

C A L L O US E S

^jnm H dnsl herbs,
snd roots of hi*hont qual­
ity, B ifely pow&amp; en&amp; , cam-1
I
ftilly combined. Easy to
| take; dry on the longue, or
3l made into a tea.
Costs only 1 cent ti doaa

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pital.

Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kerri* and
Mr. and Mrs. P. VV. Dewaawila,
of OWo, .pent r -fw v days.hare
Tha R a n i . J. Mcla*my, paator. thl* week with Mr. FsrrU* uarle,
If. N. Luml.y,
First Max*—8:00 A- M.
Second Mata— 10:00 A. M.
.
Brewing Derotlo.—li»0 P- M.
UL*8 CATHOLIC
CHURCH.

McLaulin aa hoitrt-

TENT* MEKTIHO
UNDENOMINATIONAL.

Hal Depanntrnt of ths
Cfpk will bar*, an «r»o•party 4s th* club room*
k far club msmbats and
irta wtlh Mrs. Dayton
lrs.,D ..lk Harper and
i d u iL .ti &gt; .

t with Mrs. E. Comp-

At 3 o'clock ths pastor wtU
Hrrrlr* .very reeling—7:30 P. preach on "Th. Church Combat­
ing th. Power af Evil." t
M.
Krangallat A. 0 . Canada.
Sunday aftersoon —3:00
Special subject' »H1 be giver
,"Th* Reat Wins' la tha tuball neat week. Th# public la cor­
Jeei of the aarmon to he preach­
dially invited to attend.
ed by Rar. Carroll Varner at
the II o'clock hour.
SANFORD COMMUNITY
• T w o Thlmraa" will be the them*
cf tha 7:30 cirmon. .All ar« cor­
Woman’, Club Building. Oak dially Invited to worship with
ui. If not attradlng Church rlaevamta near Third Street.
Tha Rev. T. W. Botta, mlnlatar. whrrt why not noma with uaT
Sunday School at- UidS A. M.
Serrlcra—3:30 P. M.
c
Everyone will be cordially ,wel Prof, U t t m f
corned and mad# to faai at homr
Laigue* at (1:30 f i l . \
J ;
PrSy.r Masting Wed. 7:30 P.
: ARK MBTHODIRT MISSION

ala Il'ih F. T. A. will
I a'aloch.at.tha aahasf
or slsrtlun a f officer*.
K0NKSDAY
if Parhtr M^thodUt
S will hold an all
tinning at 10 o'morning at tha homw
P. Jlnkln*. FrrnelJ
aWw far tha Ea»t*r“ ^» I’ oplar-Ava, and Second S t
i*er* a ii raquaatad ta i* 8. Hrhoot, 10:00 A. M.
Prrarhihr. 11:00 A. M.
wad di*h af food far
Kale H. Booth, paator
Department of
FIRST BAPTIST CUURCll
» will mrrt at
-1
a
I club bouts.
Park Avrnuo and Sixth Street
W. P. Broakx Jr- Paitor.
Sunday School. 10:00 A.- M.
Worxhlp—UrOO A, M.
Yesterday Morning
B. T. P. U. «:U . P. M.
Evening Worxhlp—7-J0 P. M.
Wedarodxy rvenlng prayer aerflc*. 7:30 P. M. A cerdlst InvltaUan (a attended to alL

says Chesterfield

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Canter Park Arena* and 3rd
St '
ReV. Jchn Bernard Root, Minlatar
Church School—3:43
Morning Worship—111:00
Mias Mildred Rehlnaon, aoUlat
Srtmrn by ths paalor
Chrlitlan Endeavo*— 7iOO------- Dr. Thooi*i I).i rich of Orange
City will girt sn Rlustrstcl leeturo with colored alide. on "S*n
Hue." The public la *erdlally in­
vited.

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
SALVATION ARMY NOTICE
llbllneta Meeting — 10:00 A. M
Sunday 8th ml—3:00 P. M.
Youm Peopls'a Meeting - 0:00

r. m.

las.

Thame, “Tha Beale* af th# Haul.
Goat el Sen Ice—7:43 P. M.
The Rev. Hot are Baakrr, who
ha* been III wilh Infhienaa. la esreeled to n»umr kU pranchln-r on
Sunday eight at tbs uausl time.
U waa atatad IMa morsliu that
the revival aerv.'cst caaduetnl h/
tha. R*v. B w lir have ,been wall
attended and tha eu diene* aerra*
to enjoy tha metis af Sps"'*b Bnd
Hawaiian guitar, as well a* tha

a

Karl

—1H03

UstU Atrrlca. Sunday P.

•enllnued

me at the crossroads store

' Meeting WhL P. M. —
A Trot Imo ny Wad. P. M.

HOLY CROSS CHURCH
IT. II. Irving- LmattlL'-BKHor,

When Jtck's ashore he’s liable ro be going tc&gt;m l ibices st once! But
there's one thing N*vy men au] get together en —whether in Hong Kong,
Seattle, or Newtown Center: Tan.' it what they want in their cigarettes—the
taste that come* from milder and better tobaccos, and from nothing clscj They
know tficir cigarettes, there men of the fleet. Tbit's why Chesterfield is the
. Navy’s choice!
Sbf-. S . .

�^

IIl

- — —

IS ill ]9

'*yi ;
. /J

\'\jM ,•) ■• J

When Winter Comes

;

A t H u v a rift Bawball Ti

CAMBRIDGE. Maas —Member* of Uw Harvard boatball squad at tbelr first Indoor practice In the
Drift* baseball cafe at Soldiers Field under the direction of Coach Fred Mite hr1.

i

y

Review's Crack Capital Cavalrymen
No show hr the dartni rldcta of the United Bute* OteaUx a* Wgf
sr. Va.i would be complete without a atunt by “Boofla". Ut* fuabR
ae acriranl'a trick doe, who ride* a* wild aa any man'ln the troOPi
Iperforms other hair ralslnf tricks with float Mat. .
-4

HAtlfitR RATIONAL fABtt, Waihlnftpp-lkavy winter rpowa
in P*r*dj*o VaUcy, Rainier National Fork. The snow la from alfbt
to Un fj#t drep In moat place*.

Mother Coaches Daughter

Now Streamlined Trucks

LEflLltf, Germany—The art a lu l r.tvclly c l the AulcmotUi D *
liiblibn hero U this new truck, Ueiifned by Dr. rtumpleri, the tody
of which U constructed alone the lines of alrpUnta

Ctn. Doutlas Mac Arthur,-Chief of Btiff o f t h a UnttJd Blairs Army, srlsllrd Fort Myer, near the
Capital Oily and Inspected the tr a il Voop* of eavalty and flild artillery which are Halloaed there.

Italian C d ^ . , Greet V jce President

Twenty-lire younf Uahans. students at the Government MUIury Aeadrmy ot their MUre lend,
tourtnc the tinned BUI**, are ttcNred by Vic# Fmldant Chart* Curtis at the Capllol la Washha

*^\ko alarm
__
_____et London that are
served by tin faithful band of peashooter*. Meet lira Barth Bolton
a* the makes her early momlrij round! In the WblUcbapel dlatrtct
of London to f t R lb* found**! sir*per. ,

He W on the Pancake

thy winner e fth e histarte
po Shrffs Tuaaday at the

Audrey Fuller, who reoently won the Nerlce

Moved Into -New House

�rrictrii fitrdIkh( chair*, M; 1 *
rpeti book rwr, TV: 1 smalt 1
Ho DAT o m f l t . to own " t*»l i|y icoli-, r.Oi; Garden taol*
plantation. ttim e, chicken Imuw.
2 l-'J aerva land'Vrj &lt;lut lnR om nto
I m t , fenced, uilJoln iiR neighbor*.
Die va|n,. fl.ROO-nuw 17611. fJ6
In WO ,aili, |T&gt; lo f? monthly Mini*
aa d p t ()o inlerf&lt;tt’’ -’6
Hanfnru.,

TONIGHTS PROGRAMS
Variety (*

h oari).

(Continued Trow pafa 1)
favor of ,,ur puillr achoola up to
hltd Including toe twelfth fra da,
and am in favor of the State makInf appropriations to make Ihla
poaaibtr for every rhHd, refardlra*
of local ion in the Stale o f Florida.
"But, | am not in favor of Ibe
preaen [ mrlHuda. Our children
ahoutd lip taught, readlnr, writInf, arithmetic, apellinf and other

463J-W 8B -7 4 #
0:30, Aviation; 7, Anniversary;
8, Sponsored prorram: 8:16, Sam*
aa WEAK; 8:30. Kama aa WJ*|
8:4ft. WJ7, aad WEAK; II, H.mr
at kluZ.
J774—WITT —1Q80
0:30, Hama aa WABC; 6:46,
News, Block*; 7, Ensemble: 7:16,
Same aa WABCj 7:30, Mel id y ino- hooka thr.t are nrceaaary for them
Name to he a finhhrd product when they
m enu; 7:46, Enrrtnble;
Knrrmbte; 8, Same
aa WABCl *, Feature program;
tf:30, WABC (3 1.2 hnura).
343.4—WII AS— 820
7, Ennemblr; 7:16, Jack Turner; 7:30, Oreheatrn; 8, Eniemhle;
8:30, Tha Urufhman: U, WEAK
(2 1-2 houta); II, Same aa WJ7..
411.3— WSM —434
7, Bulletlna; 7:16, Sunday achool
7:30, Record program: 8 OrcheaIra: 8:16, Sana aa WEAK; 8:30,
ftrah aatn t-V rdJL -.'iw taU 0:16,
Iknotr**. « 0 , &gt; Harmonica: 10, Or^ p » l H y
Jumper*."

finbh the turlflh grade.
" P ic r n t mrthoda have too many
aide tinea, r illectinK agent lea for
•very kind of drive, rluba and enIrflairntenta, and whrn the poor
fhildren are unable to pay, they
am threatene.l w|th dlnriinln,- of
aonto kind. I have known o f raara
wheto they, contributed thrlr lunch
1,1 P V Iheap g-scomertt*.
"The Stall; ft now furuLakiiic.
/rrvr h.«,ka f.rr (ho fimt six g S d ,:,
(Caattaaed On Pag* fill)

inkc, 2 hoof, t mallet, . 1

ler, .70c parh:

1 meat • «U

ft.oo, I cross-cut u * 13, ,T l

■i pair hi* cet ft . Aim a two I
anti hath for rent. Mra. J. II.

I’lll.I.ETS, 10 week* old. Buff, month. (Tit &gt;uur living expense*.
MORTGAGES FOR SAI.Et fSOt]
lleda, W. A B. Rock*, 80c each. Free Itull. life of land and chick- 24— I/vtB F o r S a le
f t ttH) imjaiilc one and tw o yeai
e
t
houjr,
Enj.iy
|ir„
at
Iti
beat.
I’.
It. T. Tiller, Paolo.
Wild, SELL my chqau.lut at HU 8 percent. Some dhraunt. Heesr
Baa feed Dally V t t
a Bov. lttt.
by i holce celery fauna. Own*
Hickory
ion—ItA bblU
exceptionally good c redit. Dig li
2 ^ — M lapeO aneBM i^^w ^Jlalp
Harold.
a —V '1
YOU CAN BEAT harvl time* by
Trfaphtme Ufa. will ha R rtltM
FURNISHED HOUSE and fa - 1 El.KRTItlC IfOTPOINT range,
rni-ing Hex Rabbet* for u*. W
OLD PAPERS t o r S A t$ —F*
f*e pat ma* aad radaeta* aaat
rage.
Inriuire
o[
Mra.
11.
II.
la
w
.
full Information write American
&gt;30: 1 large mirrored ilrv*,cr,
wrapping and packing pnrpoao
I■Mediately far r if h a d &gt;
Caatorrx Enterprise, nor 1670 *on. earner of l&lt;ocu*t and Second
Apply IT.raid O fflcw **
K
t,
next
to
Christian
Science
Orlamlo.
Ha.
acutiul
amall
rochar,
&gt;1.75;
4
tana
1 T im a ------ ---------- -------------- J 10a a Ha*
Churrlr
'
____
• Tlaaa — ■».----- --- h a Dm
• Ttmoa------ -- ---------T« a&gt;Ua«
NEWLY ItUIIT four rmm hoik'
FOR SALE: G arrra of Celery
to let. Six (&gt;8&gt; dollar a r*
Tima ralaa aa i n i n t
1 irnta.. Itnlnoow Karma, Orievbv ddonth. ■Near Pont On ice. II. A
Flo.
The rrdarad ratal i n far
Jane*, l a i r Mm

WANT AD RAXES

KOI! SALE - 100,000 aprrial cel
cry. planlt for tale. M. S. Mel
»on. i-2 .mile fmUh .o f Eldri

0 ROOM HOUSE,, nil mode#*,
bath, *crrenr,| porch, garage,
yard for chicken* nr garden. Very
aheap. Mia. M .flitt. t i l l Culttry

F o r B w l R w u IIh— A dvertise

INSURANCE

.WA.VIEU TU llll Y
cm! Pimltry Market.

Km| 11, Slumber hour; II, A m»d
*n’ Andy (repeat); 12, SplUlnyV
orcheatra.
345-f— K UK A—010
6:66, Some a* WJZ; 7:30,
KDKA player*; 7;45, The Travel,
era; 8, Hour from WJZ; o. Free
dom City; 0:30, Same a* WJ/.j
10:45, Feature; II, Sport*, me**,
age*.
4I8J— WI.W— 700
6:30, Feature; 0:48, Kamo aa
TViT; 7:30, The Knight*; 8:30,
Same aa WJJ!; 0, Oreheatrn; 0:16
Variety;; 0:30, Same aa WJZ; to,
Orchutra; 10:30, Same a* WJZ;
10:46, Bob Ncwhall; 11, Variety
(2 1-2 hour*),
318.8— W J R—73#
6, Features; 0:46, Cecil and Sal­
ly ; 7, Same a* WJZ; 7:16, The
Jester*; 7:30, Michigan hour; 8:30,
name a a W J Z ; 0, Lighter music;
0:16, J. t haiuunan; 0:30, Same aa
WJZ| 10:45, The Mummcra; ll:16,

menu; 8:30, Trio; 7:00, Linear
mu*lei 0:00, Music o f the Mo*,
trra; 10:00, Entattalners.
483 — WSUN S t I’rlcrsbnrg— 420
0:00, Evening melodic*; 0:46,
Topic* In brief (N B C ); 7:00, Am i*
V Andy (N B C ); 7:30, Snoop and
Peep (N B C ); 7:46, Tout int liramalic club; 8:00,
Marguerite
Sallaman, toprano, l.ura F. Yoke,
planlat; 8:16, ,Varl*tlea (N B C);
H:30, Old-time aonga, by Sayi
Scott and George Heoningci; 0:00,
Play; 0:30, Studio mualr; 10:00,
Dame orchestra (N B C ); 11:00,
Polk ou n ty caravan; 11:16, Stu­
dio mualr: 11:45, Little Jack L'ttlc (NBC).
247.7— WDIH) Orlando— 1120
SATURDAY, MAR. 7, 1*11
0:00, Correct time; 0:30, Mailer
Millwork; 7:00, Time signal and
aporla announcement*; 7:15, Aulomatlvc program; 7:30, Dance
muale; KiOO, Claaalcal program;
0:00, Tour tat Topic*; 0:16, Varie­
ty program: 10:00, Moonlieam*.
34 IJ — WRUF (ialaeu ille— *30
SATURDAY, MAR. 7, 1*31
•.4:60, Orange drove String Band
7:00, Fort Pierre Municipal Program; 8.-07, Weather Kureraat,
8:08, Sign Off.

7 "
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dr. m . „ r f„r.cl„.u m ai
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d a r - l nnil
nil INe ti
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nunplainani. ami HAUAll KANI&gt;H,
aiilnn. .in.: III|s l.r|.||.|&gt;; ,| . . ,,
li* v ,i?J,*rrl,d wiHiian, ,ii,.l j '
HAMIH. ■„ untilriicirU man. nr
rtCrndaMa. I, II h VVIIII'P ,

SlrrcUl »|Wf,r, ,.f . . m ','.” ,7. ,
M id

llr r r r r

a| -| m l„tr«l,

fh u ll

..II,

Sailfnril, Kill.
~*XIMR LIVE IN iur Inwn nhnri
iliilaiice mil. L&gt;viilv unfuinlah
c l npurtiurnl* I in him, Imlh, g a ­
iner. Running venter, f t mi p,.r
‘A II e r a Id rvpreaenlaHva
tharaughly familiar with rate*
rale* . aad cLaaldcaUan will
(Iva yaa coaplcta lafauaatloa.
And If you wlah* they will aaalat yaw la wardlag year want
•d la maka It Mare affactlv*.
TO A D V IR TT8K U

DAVE YOUR

WATCU repaired

Dr. W. B. MacDOljftALL, CUIROPRACTUR, Ik now located a*
hi* residents In Floral Ualghti,
B. Farford, Phnn&gt; 608-M. _______

in tnm inaTM lcr r ot
tiih

mt

ok

i v m :n *Terr * i&gt; ta n

r n a t u m awt'Tiie:iivi in*.
T a n v o r p u R iu i.iv r u n .

IKHI,
A.

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D ip

r«fi,

IIA V V I.IN U H . a* r e c r l w r
&lt;if
F im t N iit ir in iil B a n k o f H m i.
( *11)11|*l J4I lli'l ft I »

ALL TRUTH seeker* ‘ fup th«
great truth and power known tv
the Ancient*, write lor Ifcf-frte
bixik, ’ ‘ Light of Egyiil", nrailrd
without uhligatlnn to atudenla of
Higher Thoupht and Myatlelam.
Librarian 151, Amnrc Temple, San
Jore, Catifurnia.
_______
CLEAN EACH WANTED at The

Chino** Wlbianf three years ia
Japar, expedition* to Australia,
Africa, India, Korea and (he trap,
lea. To MIMMrlae hla karvt.Ung,
he hla glvaa la tha world alavaa
hundred planu not hitherto dU
covered, beside, many spcelrs at
gcnaia alrrady la me. Ha celleded 60,000 herbarium specimen*,
•ad *e maay’ dupllcatia, that hla
•pccimrna are now in every Im­
portant herbarium la tha world.
What these many Jouroay, tou.t
have meant la waaelnraa la danghri and In koelinaae aa ha wand« p i far month, at a llm* with
« « other white mi* la hi* ecmpany, we will r*v*r- know, bo-

It la God’s present to our gardens,
Anybody might have found It,
Rut Ilia whisper came to m«."
"Tha alary of tho finding o f the
Dnvldla tree la another wonderful adventure, and by the way,
Dr. Wilson told m* ones that the
Davldla would ba very happy In
Florida gardens. ] wlah I had
time lo tell some o f those b vely
tale* but I ran only mention
them, bo pi o r 10 encokng* some
ef my hearers to read hD book*,
and that many of a* will avail
pumlvaa of U* Mgary to ua, In
tha vast cnrichmaat o f 7 Florida
gardens. Thera {• a chapter on
my Lady Acaeia which will onfotd to ua a n a ) adveitritre en
these-too long overlooked poaalbiUtloa far wo. and m t k bmk
4f kl* ha* not*some direct ptaifcfc
4 « th* garden e f ear tlimata.
*11* gave ■■ the Jaamla am
gilmotirum, . moat gralaal af
shrub*. n*w s t e m 4 w ith--a g«ldea prlraroa#*; n * brought to ua
the Kurume bsales., which .ha
say a are Ilka dainty ladle* with
M i l / petticoat*, and th* buddlria
we owe entirely to him. Th*

IN Dili* A N Y *

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m n il

hill.,
K rfd n tU n U

miHTG mu ;

M l T I C t : IH
H K U K liV
illY K N .
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1iD« *lar
nf
M m i'h . 1131, Vi l il l I n »ilii" 11"it a I fio ll m
iif Pill**, Ml 1hi- r iM ill h*&gt;fi)**’ in D«f
r i l v o f K m l»fu n i,
.....III. I
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v*i*I) (ti D i p h lit h r st Ithld u r f&gt;»r ru sh ,
D m Limit* *|H im I* it « ml lu lu*.
In
Dit&lt; ( fu lfill v n f Hr in Innti* Mini HI ii I m
o f K ltir h lii. Mini initr**
f M r llu t il it l&gt;
(]f MCrlla-tl MS f o lia * * :

HVi nf l**»l Knurl**rn D ll Mini

n il u f I miI T w r n l F ' l h r r v ( M l , o f
HI
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lUt l l i r r r o f r r r a in ln l In 1*1«H
tank I, |MK» 111 o f I h r l*lllil|(*
lt#»m nls o f Hr iii Inull*
I'u u tity ,
F la t 1*1a 2
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f ln p l i l r r r r p
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F U R N tT U IlE

Trade In Your IWdFnr-

UKIilc CAFE
Ileal In Sanford, Fla,
Dinner SOr
H|«eclalltlng In
Steak*. Chop* &amp;
Sea Fend*.

CAFR

(illhert'n Chuevlate*
and Hot Drloka.

A N G K I.’S IIAltllK CU E
()|irn 10 A . M, In 2 A.
M. Sanford A Grnrvn

Avert.
LUMPER

im.u umwEit m. zip
SIGNS

LANKY’S DRUG VTO R K -Pro­
scription*, nraganaea, (contain
service. P R O M P T
dtlivams.
Phona 103
_______

t ’lgara—Trdmcroa— Candlra
Magaalnr*— Fountain
D rInkw—kiand • lc he*

l u m m y ’s p l a c e
P riam * llldg,

FRUITS A
VF.GKTAWt.KH
ARCADE MARKET
Ckrapral In Town.

Specialty— lordlra and childrrna hair culling
t WILSON'S 11AUHKH SHOP

...... rcii.viHinNGH ~
Itrpalra— Hcflnl.hlog
Upholstering.
PALM ERS
Sa-19 Arradr

and

A . E . D O in ilN S
210 E . 5th S t.

Hr*t St,

HOWL FOR EKCKKATION

T il» U f* “ V A in * m rT ;— i.nt,t,i»g
egg*. 76 cent* per .ru in g. F.
A. Dyion, Country Club Road,
phone Mv-J.
*
,

(iraeva A Sanford Avt,

Ahnenl mlmlr.l Profea*nr&gt; wife.—“ Wail, Jehh. ■
Arc ycu sure yuU’ve ParKirttrn eviTythlngT"—Purp)r I’arruL %
&gt;,VV

BEAUTY SHOl
1*. PAUL

DRY CLKAN1N&lt;

WOOD YARDS

" SANFORG stB A M '
PRKHSEIIY

HenltflVitod ul Duhart'l
The Mg Wood Ynrd Co.
W ml Ihlrtrcnlh SL
Phone 497-J.

d’rofit* nu- .havrd when
inroine t»xe* ate fled.—
Win.tun Salun Joumnl.

ll&lt; Pe the ship
they
rht iatvm-d
Cuutritge will
«-hu"sr to run. Va. Parrot.

DRUG STORES

MARKETS

r « f . SIN, M fp P | A tin || fiat In
I
|*f r wcrl|*Do*i H n r k «»iir
M t C i N l I l *_1 J-LL * U |7 U w f - i ' - f

MEAT MARKET

INDEPENDENT
GROW KIIS ASSOCIATION
Ilium 10
Phone 620

Uy John Devlin

I D O t DOT DOPE
Y T 8 STC- riw
SMAW1M’ H P OUUT
O S T i n s MAMVl k &lt;wtl
n b i M a an t x x v . .
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fjS J ir o w a u . h m i:
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. A G A tM AW t.'UAHT

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v .cetD M U
P iV E .
----StXJT F O R IN
VEVV

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Y A R O i l N n 'k l c u e

SnoMCHNT; ViMh

Y o u 'd "br*»* X
one
^ /V 6 L T bou*| OH MftBVN

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W e d T H if

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Sanfurd** t-eadlag Baaaty
Sheppe.
" i A ;
'honr 489 for appolnldwM,,
First Nail. Rank Bldg,

JTAMPIIBLL-WILLIAMH
DRUG CO.

VF.GKTAIILK
HI UPPERS

10A — Poultry

EIKiEWOOt)
FIcOWER.^llOl*

If It i* alurut Moaaollnl
th,. only way aeem* to ba
to tell It In the aubmn*
r ln » .—Springfield yp|n(y

RBCON D IIA N I) STOR K
■Id yrara Job Printing in
Kanfmcl.
HANFORD PRINTING Cl».

Flow era for all

NOTICE, I have not
purrhaml
anything
for
rash or m d lt alnto I berntue Mr*. (1. A. F.—
Hunl»lltt,‘* 'C !'V imiwr.

108 1‘alMetto A vc.
Suita (Yeaned 4t Pmuxrd 60r
Pantr. Cleaned 4k Prcoonl He
"Cash and Carry"

BLOCKS—IrricatUa

bexe* and genera* ramant work
Miracle Concrete Co, 1 K. TarwlPoge*, Pran *rd and Elm___ __

GROW IIIJLBS. F i m xupervl.lon.
Cunt,irt for , rop nt fixwl prife.
itIh.»e* Milllinl CAU*" tnndr «it&gt;l tm. IL D. While, laike Mary, Ha., miI r r o l o n IK - «(h iU&gt; o f K* hru»ffjr«
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lawk, Key 8nd Cun Itrpalra.
DKKTtil'H

by ona who really know* howl
Drlitfi, Jrwiler, Msg. Avm.

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1026, dedicating It a* | have said
to the Garden clubs, Thl* time
It had an eolhualaatfc audience all
n a 4 y for lit reception, and was
otuirkly followed by the fu e l n itmg page, of Plant Hunting. Chi­
ne, Mother of Garden*, and More
Aristocrats, and Aristocrat*‘of the
Trrr*. The garden megaslpes,
new* pa per articles and bulletin*
were media for the aprrad e f hi*
evangelism nf beauty, and hi*
spirit la Indicated In tha preface
to Plant Hunting widen he dedi­
cates lo these o f every race and
creed vrhu have labored In for­
eign lands to make our garden*
more bcautlfuL
“ Now, what lay behind
alt
Uioa* bn»k* ard article* T E ltn il
y teri of plant hunting in CUm
whence earn* the paiaa hr Igrad,

Cut O u l F o r
lln n d y H c fc r r n c c

U1CYCLE8 A UKPAI1W

JUKVIltITT Mini WAIIV
alill to have been th,. fortunate AI.I.l'tN
MKItttlTT* hi- wir^. J J l*ATKR.
HKUlMlI.KnM'NTY HANK, n i*«rmi an* whereby the gem* o f Chin*
|M.i.iDiin. W. II TI’ NNM’LIKKK.mmay find -a place In the garden*
llijiliI«Iii If&gt;r »*f
H fftlllliitf*
1*111111111 1929 MODEL A
Ford Coupe —
iMtik. anil llir \Y. T. ItAWIalUDII
Coed Condition filJii.Oll. |tc.4
of tha Occident.
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"A* I have spent many dear
hours raading hi* book*, the spir­
it o f (ha man seam* to me well
Illustrated In Juit that little sentcnce. Ha dors not minimise the
Importance o f hla discoveries at
all; rather he show* a boyish de­
light aad cauHation In some Job
well Hmr, some shipment on Ha
homeward way after long delay
und many difficulties, hut always
it la with the not* that Chinese
Wilson was a fortunate means to
an end, not Wilson for hlmoaU
and hla own glory, but-Wilson for
brauty in the garden. The story
of the way the Regal Illy came
lo us i* pura adventure, breathlc*« and thrilling. It meant a
terrific Journey clear arroia this
ronlinrnt. a c m e the Pacific ocean,
up the Yattglse river 1a China
IhIK) mllrs, and then with Chine**
servant* 26(1 miles to tha herdedland of Thibet. A broken leg and
disability for a yiar, ami ytt la1
nay* th.. regal lily wa„ worth the
pt ice, and be would go through
It again for that prise if cere*•aiy—and their thl* bit with hla
apolrgiea to Kipling, “ I did UT
Did wkatT God forgive me, 1 did
not,

BUSINESS
DIRECTORY

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SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA,

ister Firmly

&gt;reeg Sdrgon

of U. B. Department of AgrleoUnr# and tbe Florida
kg Markatlng Bureau,'
Owini; Sanford lepreeenUtlre.
wva, _11i,p m nni ", *m* “

No matter wh*rt you * » —
North, East,. South or We»t—
th«r* are .thoutanrfa who teitify
that they owe tkelr ilrangth, vl*or end well being to 8ir*or. R*»Chei. B. Anger; 1*08 W. 2nd A * . .

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cania. h lahrf: laOIrldimlJr washed,
tW rittr.tlV* ( i : i jr t n u M ahan fair
jAtlty *11 I U " an* Batin, l*o.tt«
I » W T O R K : M d » « r , „ . p a n t,
nndr. 1* rant arrlvr-d; ray* trains*
ll (lallf. I. Kin. I l l tra.nae* nn
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adarata, markal alaady. r LOR 111A
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id conditioD,

PLANT
STOKES SEED

iNVEtfnciAtTIONS—Ct)I-LKCTldSS
In lh , nama o f W . I t ra il.
T h ai Altaanaar
llarrnn, T ru ilrr .
iHinrhaW nf T ax
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No,
1*1. lU ln l the lari. d a , /*if •J o lr. A.
ft. m i . haa ril,.l oath r r r | in n l* lit
ray nflli-w. aad ha, mad* ap plies,
linn fnr In i Hard In Iran, In nr.
rnn lan r* w ith law, Hald r a r t lflm l,
rmhraraa th* fnllow lna
rfedrrltwd
prnpwrly alniata.f In ttamlnnl, Coua.
ly, Fin,Ida. lii.w li:
- I ait (, nth. It, Tr. I T h , T ow n
n f Hanford.
T h r w l4 land halnn aaaadand at
Ilia Hal a nf lha laaaahi1* nf aarli
a,rtltlo a la In lha nama o f. J.
A.
Taharh. t t n l o ,
&gt; a lf
rrr llfla a la
ahull !►# radaanwd ai-ron llm M o law
l a l Hard Will laaua Hirraon an lb ,
tin. day o f April A ^ H . I » f l . r
W linara in , . n fflrla l . alma t hr*
and m l Ihla lha 2Ilh day at J-ab.
rttarr A. l», m i .
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M AILING LIS tS
MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING— TYPING .

T h e h lgh ea t rated F ield Corn .
W H A T L E Y 'S P R O L IF IC
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E a rly and H ig h Y ie ld in g S rfeet C orn
VANGUARD

SEMINOLE COUNTY CREDIT
• • A s m , i^ c ...

U cnn* fo r 'S p r in g and S u m m er
TENNESSEE GREEN TO D
KENTU CKY W ONDER
F o r Soil Im p rovem en t
c r o to la r :
COW PEA!

Au dita

PENTLAND,.GRAY and MOORE
AffcounUnts ntttl Auditor*'

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t i n t National Hank Building
S a n fo r d

'ennessee E a n k

Ra.fke.d BX V- %
day; Th* taw w »a rrwd *T*T&lt;*f*
day’ afternoon to a aubcommlltea
sent oet ee eourier, to Item If It
were net possible Lq obtain access
to th* record* bearing on the
■lata depoiiu.
Und*r th* l i * th* bank recily*T, cee ,m o r t to federal lnjuhci?&lt;m to protect hi* record*. Th*
bank representatives mad* It clear
forbade'the Want of th*lr request
ire, SeinLanitf Sprlh**; Oolf and left the federal court* and
Feint Bpitegy'end’ the'Katm fht rerrrptroller of currtncy In *odfeme char** of Iheolrent nation­
a. - i i i i i f o * r M \ \ r ‘
al b e n k » . ' *
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•*
The * dfdtlon meant that the
i . « r a g v « 5
, and ribbon* and aimer «upi commltt**’, trip |fconr -Nashville
j *-A. aMV?* rwlnmlm*, alae will be rewarded only by examina­
tion of the ltohrton Trust Comrmit'Rltt^p yefid, **V i/r* p*»y, which itent dowb when1ft*
parent, die Itoleton-Uohm L.N«thre­
at Bank, rollepaed. Although the
national bang «wn*d‘ thb «Ufck o f
tte tra s t company, It operated on-

U 7 E. Fimt St.
Spanish Mackerel

strength continually.
"fUrrtm and flargon heft Ha *&gt;
HU* corrected my trouble* apeed.
tv-rt) e e l heartily, end my food
•ire#* with m,.'with nong of that
ferritic Indigestion. I her* gained
r y x F ? 1*". * “ nd,,m •**Jn atron*
end mgorou* M
by Un«y*g tlrug- Sti
' -rtw

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f t N n Oats'* was
Mr*. IrymanV, Al- th e Hull ton T ru s t Com pany, *•
Ih m on le, Chineea 4 u rle »fe rm *u the

ctoUC of Ipt*feet From th*

o f ttehel. f d r ’chli unique'dfHB
eeouVliO rtolUn ween rtsliced fM*
k/nlforiipi foT th* bieakel 'bell playart
. . a vt .
..
*^nr* For the Ion*fit o f the beautifica­
tion rommltl#*Vwt&gt;t'V,(n the t-iwn
an old faalilotled bov aupper Meat
M t'trt, at lh * 1 LrtMVy » l d * r poirtlt* ihan li
i * # t Vbcn m ’ gebdiy- iehr wk.

One thing on which the wlmlefbem
ily will afore la that A LAI.A la tbe
beet eyrop that T «*
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Vafltr*. hlocwlL aad bo*-0ahm .

CARNATION

F lo u n d c m

AXaACA.

Fresh Fillets
Fresh Clam
Shrimps

l«4*f •« iH fl. A*

Oysters

reeaaied AMeei nt
V M M Menr. wm*
L Setsgninfet'd wM
th * f l r i t witness en d h e spun o f f
hie etery. ■
f
V n b e s lU lIn g ly , he said th * ruin
o r the HoMtop
T f u i t Com pany
w as due d iraytly to It* dealing
w ith C|ldwell A Co. and to the
f A p that 'J) g u l l S am sey, p r »»l*
dent dt the tw o H e llio n hanking
houses,1* w e* more.- lo lerea tf J in

Fresh Water
Perch

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njy f e . an*?

Chickens

Seminole Fi
I*OTATOES

lha f * ll* » I .. B
merlhMI prepartr * llu a i,« In n*&gt;„.
|o|* (.utility Flurlda. Is .w lli
n j * { L » f e e ,uf L « l r|r- lylnu
• o o ih p Y L o i I I I Plan o f p ..
ailtudlvlalon o f Unit balonaln*
' • the Aliam onl# Lund. 11*1,1
ami NavlaalPni Comppity.
T h*' said Jahil brine aaaemmd at
&gt;•
o f th* laenanre „ r
UM
' f j i r t n l j In lha nam, o f nnhnuwn.
aolil -cetllfe leta ah*ll |«
e ir a iilln g I*
law,, u *

UandGgotHa load
R Sa l laugh*
from th# Blue Ribbon Mob
J a ile r e ve ry T u e id a y
night over the Columbia
Chain Station*.
m i
w u t
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10:15 P. M . / &amp;

Jhr Office, an* haa Biipllmt fur tarn
A m * ' in IMU* In arruntanrp with
lew. MShl n arllflrat* rm hrare* lh *
fnllnw lne ilrsrrlhad prupeetw altn.
•tea in a * in ln e l*.O e *B ly Florida.
to
.w ill
|_____LEGAL NOTICES
lm l 11 m ark IT HanUnde.
T h * aal* land halne assessed at
noth n r n n e n n ^ r i ^ i r ^
lh * data e f lh * laauanc* uf aurh
te In- th* ' nama e f
tin .
I - A*
rtvfeek " b l . W-idiiaadar' kraaitlftaa
a e a .* yr - -

if Iq-Florida.

Rnirnlne. Uarek H ih . l l l l , aaatmi
i K i - wTft.h*, r*«W art j foe fa rm .h .
i ' » » •"‘I Inwlalllna . I I I aeluml an.
WltMium rhalra; A ll hide- mini ha
idrrempanlad hy a rarllflad ehank la
the ante ef nffty noliare (n o * * )
W. Tnwtun.
it&gt; Informal ta p in ', behor 'o f bar and addraaaad to T
hOUM guasts*Orange 1-' Campbell w ieid* “ * ^ Inatrelllan, Ha*turd.
Hoard ef Patill, InatmirtleW,'
federal Kara* t « U r of UHm U.

■nd K b * I ’ehipteUf Among iho**
pteeent were ipishop ■ and M u.
Cemeron Uanp, -ef - Winter F *rL
qaptalq ah^ -MracPop# (Washing-

l*». l»f. CterUp-. (SbApijM - teled
child spaclahit of New,York, Bud
J tp , Chadla. W. J. .Wells; prin-

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law. Uald Cert If leal* Muhtar** the

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it u .g n g .fp S M V y w M I Ike a*m la*I* County Bank nf A*
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221 East First Street Opposite Poutoffiei
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LARK MARY NEWS
(Continued From Pay* 0)
aebaol took part In tha planting
of four maples and two ehart leaf
Flnta or Florida Spruce ptnee.
- A Fortunate
Calamity" we*
pieeented Friday evening at thr
■wheel auditorium at 8 o'clock to
a parked houao. under the au«piraa of th* P. T. A. Oe*r »30 » * .
reallied. Th# Lake Mary Orrheitra furnirh*d th* mu*lc which wa*
especially anjoyed. M i..
Ruby
Dobaon end Cattle llridgrman
ten* between ecu. The P. T. A.
expect* to preeant another play
before the end of achool.
The Ladle* Aid Society will
eery# topper on Pridey ereninx at
the Community Hall
beginning
at 6:30 o'rlocli March nth.
. Th' r^ oIlr monthly meeting of
the Chamber o f Comminy wit)
lw Mondav arenlng In the C. ..f

-C. hall .March Xad^ £rer|-one in.

Tiled. * • • • ) -• — &gt; *■
.
**1 Mre. Wm. Evan* and

Mr*. U. V. Evaa*.
Mr. anj Mi*. t f . A. Brown and
ion motored to Daytona l»it' Sun­
day where they » pant the day, &lt;
Mr*. M. B. McDermott arrompanIfd them to DeLand and .pent the
u rrral day* with friend*.
Ur. and Mr*. W. Grother, of
New Tort. ara vleit'.ng at tha
home o f Mr. and Mi*. If. A. Tay­
lor.
Mr. and Mr*. J. W. Hutchlion,
and Mr. and Mr*. U lto y K*toi&gt;
moloted to OakhIU Wrdne*d*y
and epent tha day with Fred Fat•raon and children.
*
Ur*. Era Coward, Mia* Mag*,
rite and Emmie WU* of Aiken*.
8. .C. apent Wednrediy at thr
home o f Mr. and Mr*. Jnn. Stanbe*.
Mr. and Mr*. Aovarqulat motor,
ed to Euetl# Monday where they
attended th# Spaniah War Veter­
an* Council. Mr. and Mr*. Chat.
Jihnaon. Arthur and Albert al*o
attrndM.'
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K f J l W i 'V j t f ' BT«&gt;flaci«h W W •
fiu llh lw of N~w Caurl. P*. left
Monday for tM ir ' home., J itfrr

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p jg g l y

wiGGi.r

Kvon. mntl

r&gt;4 &gt;
Grown tin the North under' r * r
v' ^ "
and Inspection, are tented and proved In oar export’
mental ground* at Plant City. Pin. They are absolutely
the beat need for Florid* condition*.

Chocolate-flavored 4cookies, vanilla
fla v o re d f illin g . . . a crisp-to*

Bax. SaI* Ham* -*i

PIGG1YIA/ICGU/

Matches. 2 boxes JC
VACUUM PACKED

cream y taste th at makes O reo
Sandwich just about the most deli­

UnlH Present Stork* Are Sold
BEANS—JO-HO pgr Bonhel
Bountiful*, Giant Stringlcs* &amp; Tennessee Green Pod
CORN—*1.60 Per Ilushrl
Kilgore’* Red Cob Prollfk, Florid* Flint. Boy’s Corn
Club, Cuban Yellow Flint. Other varieties cheaper.

cious d ain ty im a gin a b le to cat

Uneeda Bakers

with ice cream. The Red Unecds

N A T I O N A L B IS C U IT C O M P A N Y

Seal w ill identify the real O reo

Kilgore’s French Old
Golden Heart Celery
The stock Ithat Is attracting so much aUention- See
H on Geo. E.Balmes Farm (lust beyond the Lehman A
Ganpr Farms) In Mecca Hammock all this week.

T A L L CANS
The AAP combination tiualily merchandise,
pdete. and fulfk cnurtgwi « r y l e * - 0 r v « * t o f f
tomers, (Mint soon Iwcomjk friends)
dally io
Stores. Qfd friends too. like this combination no
that they look to “ Ihrlr" ASI* for all of their

Phone 248

Whllehouse Evaporated

Stoudenmire’s

cans

low
cus­
A All*
well,
food

cans
FANCY IUPE YKLLD.W

BANANAS

Potatoes

CAMPBKLI/H
Gold Medal or I'illshury

112 W , 1st Street

llla k * , l n , a t . m i

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FLQ U R

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■lew Wi k i l l *0*111*. k .llk . r

SATURDAY SPECIALS,

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In U n iia ik I I I ' . U a lw a ia
a ala s *1 Ik . klafcaa. anal.
II* a a * ip . law eal m « k

45\
Kcoco—High Quality

APPLES
POTATOES

Dainty

FLO U R

EXTRA FANCY— EATING

ENCORE— Dry SPAGHETTI

MACARONI, 4—8 oz.
Full Cream—iiper

CHEEgp, Pei

10 pqud

Yellow
T A L L CANS

A&amp;P Cleanser, 3—14 oz. Cans
PAG— While Naptha

SOAP, 3 Bars .
C A C— Dell.lous A Refreshing

GINGER ALE, 3 Bottle*
IONA— Rich Delirious

COCOA, 1 Lb. Ctn, ,1
IONA&gt;—Choice Sweet

CORN, No: 2 can

N A V Y B E A N S 3 lbs. 2 5

I

Lox Toilet Soap 3 for 2 3
KELLOGGS

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Corn Flakes 2 pkgs.__1 D

laid—Ore*

hole Grain, 8 Lbs.
B eef

Tub o r 1’ rln l

Pure Creamery Butter, Lb,
LAMB LEGS, IH.

ROAST,

2 CAN CAROLINA BRAND
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�BANFORD,
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■C Even progressive towns have their
are in every community, both big and lib
Wjto are slwsya able to find something wr
proponed improvement or with every adva

I, Florida
working
•signs of

formed as to. what fg' g o fe r ou
In the errei dutnlda world. Were
It net fer Ike dally vtelta of the
n« wo paper, with their preee ter*k * that father* new* In dlaUnt
land* aa wall aa all over oar owti
country, the public would llv# In
romporallvo ignorarre o f what
|o taking place of moment im on f
the nation* e f the'world. People
mifht a*t a lo o f wlthedh thle

fjs tis ip
will depart to seek new fields where their poulmfetn receive*
greater encouragement.
r
« * T »r * )r «r o f the knocker? Wft#rI roduee it here from the Orlando Beporter ^Uri whTcfl put
shed It a few year* hgo: -*. . ... .
*•&gt;..

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2

SS*:

ndeflled, eepand mad*
ravetia; wh*

* thoae high
•crlfl e, flret r,
■■am *, a « y then for the
f « r thla he did once,
'(fa re d ' up hlmaelf. — *’

tR*7-Thy &gt;Muna;P C ia n i
rpee’ ad* red.
RS OP T R R MARNB
Mat from.reek
Inftho
ruin*
of
Havlnu*—of
world.
Ity

madnee*

eauabt

to

'doemi If Parl«, Franc*!
Urn world—ih *r, ro»* In
It tuprt-m*
yttual *an*n***, patient

ladryw*,

,

| In Eurap#** unpreparedle rwel*t th* lrr**l«iabl*.
,|e tlm* f j r thle to .topi*

• hasda struck might/
hut thlaa —
IhS soul that animated

ly years
ught every public improvement. I’ve knocketl
•erylhjng and everybody..^h|Vc done ail I could
keep Uiln-town From growing, and never have
»kdn « good word foM L I’ve knocked hard and of*
n. I’ve put aahes dft-Wc'chlldron’s slide and I’ve
ade the policeman make Die boys stop . playing
ill onmy vacantlot.WbeiwvetflsawariyoneprosrinK or enjoying himself, I have started a reform to

* Peak* Piled High a*

lt*d rew*paper
barrier agal it aa Inandalfc
wild nimore If anything h*i
ifig through t the comm
which la of k a’ Mttire o f i

be more than 1 can boar. U WlH p i*t. mo. .roondfT
In higher taxes, though all I have ever m ad*: hdw
been madd riyht here in this town* Then, too, more’
and more people will comg, to live here if Jhla tmvb
continues to grow, which would cause mo to lose
some of my pull, I ask, therefore, to keep this town
*at a standstill, that 1 may continue to bo of some .
importance. Amen.'
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Strong Newspapers Needed

, . • • -------Just what conatltutea a good newspaper la o f•course‘a
matter which la apt to Vary aa often as there awpeople on
earth. Some Individuals prefer a newspaper which printi tflr
new*; others like the news suppressed.
piireased. Some
Some want a mpeg*
ndent; others W
paper to be editorially Independent;
want It to be
either neutral or to yield readily to their own dictates. Roy
Howard’s announcement in taking over the New York World.
It seems to ua, expresses all that a modern newspaper should
be, and Indicates a need, greater than ever before in tho
-history of our country, for strong Independent Journalism.
"It la obvious that the need for Independent editorial
utterance and effort was never greater In the days of E. W.
JJcrlppeand J°»«ph I’aljtaer, 8 r.,.than U la today’’*, wrote kLf.
f |.

"Injustice, corruption and greed challenge the efficacy
o f our social atructuraaa boldly lody-aa at anytime In our
history. In the time o f Btrlpps and Fulltze^, the elder, tho
Journalistic task was directed chiefly to domestic: aucstlpas,
-- “Today our nation haa lost the Isolation that then char-

la —headline. Boy, can
to woret paragraph

Hr Ansaclstrd Prve*. Hut
tow York never west la
iat th* CommlulonarV of
illliitiaM have decided t*
I cassis# fartary at RalWppoa* th* neat step will
row the tnmate* hew I f
their ewpulatlon*.
‘

ncaa, education

o thoso with Whom-Wo
&gt; as taboo snd sbove fr
ay do with the hoslth,
of the average citizen.

as Journalistic
3 art of groat |
ns* ol humpr.

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f,yjrV\*ft

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lit hold
Lee ten
■t the
RolUod

T*
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t uf the
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at
ck will
eHurtdh.

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C»Oi, -Mr. and Mr*. M. S. W l*«ltu,
Mhgaolfe Avenue, la ahla to lie

prpfualon
#hd other
late hone

W mM

Get One A t

hattcepM

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attbokr

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f\ :

Mr*. J. If. Weaver,

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'Tho lt*V. t im e r Docker win
preach at T»U o’clock at .the 8*1vatlen A m y
« ■ “ Revert

L .J .

-fok’m n n rc . fo o . p r o v e s C h e v r o le t
i j n . the. Jlfe or- (K* com*
y i Indeed, It'm a y be said
« dally nowapaper with a
rurliv* editorial policy and
idUy functUnitg. a* a ’ ptir.
hr new* h th h 'A M t vital
1 In the community la which

e’clock a tth d thwivh with Mr*. H.
J. N l*. Mr*. LoTvulae . l f c l . apd
M r v jfle io r M eU .P n * . hoelfct

( W ^ t W t'a
It aaai.1

kt o

|KdHi*»K«n

atfSt Rpaet

lit

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M l Woman1* MiMlonary Union
o flU if Bemlnol* Association prUl
k*U • dietriet rally starting at
ib O’clock at th h T flm Dapilet
Church. A' eoverdd disk luncheol
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TAX FACTS

—Tala la •*• or * *ev.

•» &gt;*wl » r i l , l « to bo &lt;ar.
I Oallr *ar tha m w a h w i al
, roaOora wba mar bo raa.
I M mltb orotmnllaa #* tbob

lace W. Wright.-;
i bill Ill's week. ' Cdngr«*i
h**,*r&lt;M»ad t . -put-’hlm tot.*
i .«« •-»
Him •
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CfcCribulion* •

NEW

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Orttrff kh u fi S 5 5rGC

Mr.'toM M m .',A.‘Oor|&gt;*ay anc;
guaet* M rsUfarggm MCrivwan *
Brejklyn,' New* Furk, and Mr. and
Mfa. H 'B . R fc a rif *f Brnton 11^hjrTMkhlgau
* vlafl ^u
8ll*ey Spring* on .-Sandsy, .ftlr. gr.rloualy received the gue*t* who

rauatry’s rinaafc*
k sa A e&gt; to \C&lt; n-

A Luxurious Living Room Suite Of Quality
*

m&amp;orJ;*Th.-T4i*umrrr*;ru
W remain tern* « u * .
4m tA ~ ha* bee* rrHIVeJ fron
MrHbd MO* J U Ashlus sml *m
that tid y reached their home i*
m m

mmrnrnm

4&lt;&gt;#o4«k #«
r^v.HU I* i/ v«t flltofci) w* w Un (hik
’ ' * s' *
-•wtsdl^f* Iw 4|U»4

«.*&gt; g«&gt;&gt;Lafdoi i
bnM
/I* Ifitjt* V* ftiiu • gM*»*
&gt;/ii ltw*r ii| IJw* ♦&gt;♦»» a 4-f4a&gt;v
14 if h ( &gt; t.wky,.sd lijmd

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riebU, Rvutn. fin .* (t o o r iO f e .
Cnims Japan, MrsrrWT C.‘ ■D*»*l|
Korea. Mrs, J. a . t&gt;*w 4oedj-C »
La, Mr*. J.&lt; |{, Rogera *nd Cteeh: Itlov.k'a and Poland, Mr*. N.
/ernovla (a native),
. .
Eech told briefly of-th e work
of nilMUons,. th* need o f more
mtrdonarU* and th# h*art*hurgtr
for th# “ New pay.” When all
were a»**nib1ed • they **ng,. “ In
Chrht TLe&gt;e |« no * Eaat no»
Weal" and repeated a beautiful
Internatioral treed thst farther
emphulitd their hsBtf l « n *
leaching* of ChriatilWftlS'WlM*
lag the third vard a^f that an
Jtlsnlonary hyotn. - " i k u f l u g j
land's Icy Mourtalnb , L'htMy kul
Ib* uay Into tho anacs wham a
Cfrdlal welcome » * * - eataufcd- U
evuryhctly and fteltcleu* rcfr**JinWnt, were aerytd by ?C tM U \
Nunt.fr (The Th# aihil ifc ’ W.IW
hebytlfull,- d eforc'd fiwJUrt. oc-U

DAINTY BOUDOIR

y tniraeleeoeld bete
ihi* pirliai laailt ol
deerlaietV You
I Mtuuaal Lovtu nr
hfcct-nartn* nary
i wheeled bit way

C H A IR S
sm iitg additions to any bed room. Full over-stuffed
h strong spring sesta snd covered In splendid quality
tonne. Your Choice of mapy patterns uhd colorings..’
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FIBRE ROCKERS

itrip ddw*’. th «‘.
■tk. N
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v

Alway* aa haad* and awful, then* at*
Irnrilve rocker* la hand-woven fibre.
All have hind-tlcio bai aprlag naata
and ar* covered la rvrcllrat grade
rroteanr. W* bar* many Mylaa and
celat* but ct»r rarly If you want lint
pick.

uashaA

Kv'en wh#*"- a T *m t
hlmaelf f*r allent meditation, be'a
tha blggMt little sol** la ladle.
— Waataa Leader.
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't.AlimUtynW Jh*&gt;)tmi

Oriamto, Flk. -

avhhlng

Bffinga on*
r#c*S|rkven thieve* g i t Ibe r.whole

Maying raadilae at.I aypbeSA a t * f their Irurif -with K
a id Mr*. B .C U a g wUI £
# d guc.ta of Mr aqd Mfc*
I Mr*. 'Georg# P,

CED AR CHESTS A T

l&gt;»J •jfast

*. -,’V f&gt;iIf•&gt;!-•) j; *•

Here la real moth proTrctlon at oa
? ' r' r . . Y.,,u
make a U tter I
hcaatlful cedar rhrwtr. Wr have a
rtoty af ntylca and aiira a ad they
atari maa l.._ __

•StyJ©“right Fabrics
Quality Workmanship

mot be deported

i bom. After U ftw'vrocd*
Ugy.h* fling* thla atliw-

tX W K *

i t t e t t o d lm e ia ||j&gt; .i
m
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Huge orfr-stuffed davenport, full spring romUm-llon thmuuh-out with
Nachmaa spring cushions.and. sprjng . back. It hns coiy pillow, arms
I and ucrpt-njlne front. The chib chair Is of the same const ruction ns
tka.davwpart.and bath pieces art covered |n flndat grade tapestry with
Ttversed edshions. WK HAVR ONLY ONE OP THESR SUITER so rfftM

s t s t f s s S2‘5ur".n^‘

to-ewvr,

llgleua corporation fer the pur- (I
P«.e of. IhJi deduct lee., O^ifrlhu- J
tlon* med* to a mlulonary fund,
t* church building fund*, awl for
the .benefit of other arthritic* of
\he church ar* deductible/ Pew
rente, lu m m c n ti, and doe* paid
tg churche* a n regarded a* cuntpbutisaa/ . *
. Gifts Mo *n Individual are not
deductible, but If mad* to a
charlUble &lt;rsanitation, *■ dcfln»d by the revenue act, **&gt;'•!&gt;*
deducted even though the trrghaM
sntlon dlitrlbute, the gift* among
tndivlduil benvfitUri**,
Conti Ibutiena mad* to the Unit­
ed Htatae, th* D litrirt ef Colum­
bia. any Mute or Territory, or any
” political *ubdlv|*lon thereof." for
"aacluriVely pubBoAun
deductible. A gift #f t
i * be'malnUlnllH herp
■ public park t/deduct)
Taypayer* are rtouire
in their return* th* J
addrua* c f each orguM
•hllch a gift I* m»«*j
• mount of the gift IdH

Su i c i d e P M u r d e r ?

(Sr Dn. j . q. Kiuworth)

ion warn* I Gutv
ran*’ oonu* bill
rhiriublr,' .clentiftc HUrmiy'Tnr1J
rdurailonal purpo***, nr for th* .
prer«ntlnn of cruelty to c M ld ri*'
nr *oim*l*. No part of lit Inrobfc ’

ration w ith 'ta ll’ bs»k*u' of gladoH, buntlrg *nd flag*, etntered
hy a -ptrtwra g f Gaanw-Wathlng-

•Th. | u h ifM ,K r M l« * U w ..A l«
and a Mtsaage for the New Doy**.

BAST SANFORD

thuro la no atu h.thifid
we will’cherish s i n

U abide by

rsona

Mia* Mary Wlgxiad, who haa
of tha ’ Ailrmln* -ihe /itHlt whet* Oh .boon
III at the home o l her par*
'.ft»»ta * &lt; p

beet and Mia Ai
its.:
.
,f
Th* new. (hat Uenelal HmvdUy
Duller, Ulely r.bukcB V f The Ytofc'
SrirtT — iTeUnd retafy af tb« Navy, plana I* MSv*
to thrvutenad with tho aerriaa.ta order I# upeafftto
heart te toctaea aadleurea to esriW
tag eaoask fee evwa th* moot #•-i U«a farm I* gr*w- ahtrtlfclad l o t when tha fame
tor. atofc Unde Bear day’, dl.ratcb#. b r i5 Ih# public

Raincoats , •&gt;?

The heme of Mr*. Vivian Speer,
"M r*. Roy G. Wlll'am* ,71,
*fe»k Avoadt, waa the. aeon* of
with Influeaaa at her hima oh El,h« meet la* o f the Ffeotia Claaa
Holt Atrnee In Mayfair.
‘ f the Klrat Bsftiat ChwiVh held
T h u m W e re n ln f r it t i'M h i Mil*-jed Bridge, u | M aa Lorraine
Ffanklln aa bnatenaea. During the
Benias puttie rpmea were * tra­
M H for whUknriaes wore e»

hChyle*.

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Home Ot Mn. Speer
I* Scene Or Meeting

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disquieting rumor* w W agaett*.
Thla ■la ahown on unueuel oeeastonf when •‘extras" ere limed
In the oarroeae with'.which they
are aunhwed.
•
* t p ‘f ,r I tire alonf
which a
d a lle Brwnpaper t e r m «'.# •**m anly l» a* a meana of Inter*
romiiuplritlon amonf Ite people.
Chumh notlree, eoelel lt*»a , pub­
lic akdllalft, city aod rota Ip c f •
flelal communication., Interview*
itirrulahH rialtar
lotfeTn, publicity I
evterpriaca, all ll
:t other matter*
I their way t* th

Another arrvlra rendered by*4
daily ntwipaprr I* It* gathering,
aorttng and authenticating U H
tefi, of local Interest to tho peupU
of . the community, Ddmo Humor
I* s mlachlevloue Jade. She ran
set afto«t enough of wild ahd
disquieting etorle* to dlituth tho

n by law, rule, and onllnanCe ,to drive thetit awar.
pains me, laord, to ace that In spits'of my knot*-'

I f c w t f c U j e n . l o f tho Hacll-W*
lias w ill Be Jteu* In
Ilk Declarf* — h*wd|ln*
rrcren’t In 19&gt;S.

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Mf your Choice Is? the lirown ensemble y o u ' l l
Tr onp n t tWr pincIp'tJtfV
c o A ta a f
•Uatc or leaf bfoWn and wear
striped whitv sorro tfottaora.
it n camels hair, dolt shd be
vi ,i-11 iiauttl iW/’ n.y*,

•are ms*y detlar* an thi* comfurlakU daybei If :
i»ri It make# a f ill rdaad bed aad is lual th* Iblag w
it gueata arrive.. Haa •

S - 3 5 : $ 1 Q io

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TJT
* £
T i+
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.U rh l?g +
rt*4

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•* 1 'M I M \54k'i i n i i n i w i i i i i — p i
A ■Wp■

SAmpy,’
Near I’uit Uilice.

rk who is inm r
« / tonics &lt;m II**
t I mf may Intprnvn ^
H*thh M«n
1ftlr (Mi Thur»- t
kt

apeaker for tkr afternoon, war
Inlrdueed by Mra, Morgan. In hla
talk Ur. Lovton atreued the reaponalhlllty that the parent, and
1 tha meeting c l tha
tiaehcra have Individually and aa
P. T. A. hold ykatarday af- prganlxatlona to prtivlde mean* of
iopn at tha acboel auditorium, fnjoymtnt and Improvement In
. Qulatin Brown'a room Won tha rklld'a lalaura lime.
banner for having tha groat*
rumber of parotita ln attendi« Mra. W. L. Morgan preaid-

the

plr*»an l

W ILL FELI.&lt; my beam
Hkheryx Avr fur Ml
no DAY OFFER, to own a tral
plantation. II imr, chicken Iw.u r,
3 1-3 arrr* hii.d prudqcln,. umno'
tree*, fenced, adjoining neighbor*.
Big value » I .'&gt;00— mny «TMl.
to |60 rath, $'• tu 17 monthly Faina
ID HAND brooder, 800 alar. aa rent, no Inlet**!. I*. O. Ilox ir.'.’tl
• Mulibrad, It. F. I). IUi i Kanfnnl.

,

ilgut Hw»n«&lt;&gt;n, t
im i 'IU. Alter n a
ikvotonal

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W ANT AD
YOU CAN UIIAT hard tlinea hy
railing Ilea Rabbit, for ua. For
full Infnrmatlon write American
t'aatnrei Knterpriae, Do*. 1(70
Orlande, Ha.__________________ __

.Opportunity In

Uprala-Gnpeville

F t i i T s A L i T T arras - of Celery
llaiila. Ralnuovr Paints, titled*,

advcrtUcrn to profit

FOR SALE — 100,000 special eel.
ery plants (or 'ale. II. S. Mot- FURNISHED
ton, 1-2 m&gt;le south of Elder ' yaga. Impilrr
----- •M p tm trr-n r
Sf rings. Phone 2M3.
S t, neat to
(H tlfa d . Radiance, Columothers. Coe *a I'luniusa
0 feel, 7.V. Allantlr .Uul(

Arabia Bwa»-

t

Shrank

A veaw e

•ad also anloyad. Re
wart aan ad by tha host
* A t tha tear planting
hold at tha'iahaol Mrad
frsthmant's 'of tarn kinds af cake, iMmoralton wd Cebfge
fruit Jell* and coffee
f
'
tan’o birthday, aach child of tha
Tha next meeting will hj with
CCaaUaMd m, P ^ , 7* 6. )
f l r?. tM n ;B «r «U .
j
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Lylea hava
lira. Florence Savage, bho haa k turned from Ska. an. Conn.,
bean critically III.at tha home of wbare they wtra railed by tha aa&gt;
her daughter, Mra. Eineat Krupp, Nona lllneia of IhaV daughter
Park Avenue, |* repu te! today who Is now beUavpl to be* an the
lo be slightly Improved. }
toad ta racavery.
H . t*

|uan an I rhlldien ware ainong
those from (hit as:lion allaRdbrg
the Fait In Dilwnd while Mr. and
Mra. Emil Magnuaon, Elinor T y­
ner, Mr. and Mra. N mb Fry, Mra;
T. O. Tyner ami son 111 n altandrd
the Orlando Fair oa Thursday of
this weak.
Mi. and Mra. Colaman hava pul

AH admtkbg In

l’.\SS.et!K IN CAR gu ll*. after
next fpa da)a, lo Washington
»r Raltlmore. 200 K. 22nd 81.
FEE M C U U M N ’S Dollar Winiloua Satuiiuy. Wnnilerful gifts.

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HOUSE ami ga»t Ilia. II. II. law *
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Christian Helenre

.Y 1IUILT four riClh

THE ARCADE
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY

AMERY
5 F M ! N n L E 4 EZ2 3

CREAMERY

Cut Chit For
llahdy Hcfrrcncc

WANTED TO IHIY - lleiri and
Fryers. Call at Hcmlools. FJ:J»
and Poultry Market.

Trleetalon] 8148, Rm.nl
Fponaorcd program; II

|.eal); il:00, banco hoin

ilea* otharwlee Indl
Variety; 0:48, Topics In

This experiment" was made
65 years ago- '
.

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rfip. The. world in
Dinner Tttntlc;-&lt;1:48, - Unrle Abe
dhd Dhvid; 7:00,. Major U ses'
fhpitlyt AUK), UeahaeUuapa^tiwyau
liars; 0:00,^Kaklmoa; 8:80, Hong

11:00,

Sporta

program;

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Oxime prevention;

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. 848.8— WARC New Y o rV ig B e /

Eaclowd (lad my order, h la awady Ur
atkar parties wka are sal yel Mtitfied that
il it yauiblc f o r food of I gaad gaaiity ia
ke farairMd it year fi|s/tl after payiag
former price*, I am isri. kewever. that a
fiaitptrimtali.rctahiaiaifivartkiyaamy
firit. Aid give people iaafideace asd latere
yea a liberal patronage from ikir locality.

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manta; 0:30. Trio; 7:30, Jaail* Mat
Caruthcre, pianist; 8:18, Martha Higher Thvughl and
8f*l Itoqyiiaryixlhe'hatmony girls Uhrarisn 181, Amorc 1
fcop The ^ r ttu ^ M u r d e r Myi- J n » l 8 r « i ( a r n l c T p l

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choristers;

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t i l l a l M k r RemkaalU' orchestral
.18409. Bart Law a ore be* Ira; 12:80, H:00, Kealure 'program; 8:l
^ • a d U hwt baanja^da by m.lliam ol “ arhar partla/
aMta (ban, wUh thy ;* m )i rh«r today A, A P haa mar#
cualaman than any Bihar gracar Jrr'lha world.

OANIMCAFE
tllH-n 24 hours — 112 H.
Park. 1

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•a, auufaaia**, f&lt; unfa In
PROUTT
deliveries.

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.
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8:30, Pasture; fl88, Jack Tutu*
rf| 7:30, Joa&gt; and Capt.; 7:46,

BUILDING
BLOCKS -Irrlg s lU il
hex** atw» general eameut warju
Mlraxls Concrete Co. J K. Tar*
■winsgeORmp trd and U iai
1

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0:061 Amcrlrau Chemical
Prsammi 0:16, Two.M
l.1.Gaorub iXalll. Tenor
I Knight .Bariton-t 7:0
A ’P.ogeum; 7:30, Popul

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HANFOItl) STEAM
I'HKHEjiltY
llrpalr*— llaflalahlng
UphuHlrrlng,
PALMER'S
*
U -H Arcade

aad

IBM palmritu Are.
Suit* Cleaned A I’rrurd 50#
Panin Cleaned A Pressed 25c
“ Cash aad Carry"
Thc “ Iniy now" mutemeit has hern somewhat,
■hilled, however, In lha
New
Yoik
Magistrate
Markets—Heloll Nine.

K.~BolmiN*r

■ 210 E. 5th St.

DUUir. STORES

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Clubt

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aly, Ijki^agijl, Fla

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Pu t-Lb

BEAUTY- S H() PS
1*. PA U L •
Sanford'* Leading lleaaty.
Shoppe.

DRY CLEANlIfC

VARIETIES

By Rutb Carlton

A scientist Faya that thf&gt;
law of gravity
may ba
almllsheil. Quite llkaly; thagiavlty u( law has already;
been aballahed^Ufa.

The average Wall H lrn l-i
lamb an uld&gt; prefer on on*
henruld,.
market.— lAtula*
villa Times,
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KECONI) HAND S’l'OIIH

■ rrrrm ,

Genera A Hanford Are,

Any Inimia fur tl'iugh.
hoys eanna t»u big |u the
limn whu slayrtl at home
and aiTumulaliil pr'party
tu lie taxed.—Erie Tlinva.

„ K U O K H EP A IKING
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KIHiKW(M)I) '. J
FI.OWKK SI10F ■

Phene 4F9 far appoInlaiaM
First N all. lUak liMg. 1

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SIriw . Phone .1 0 .1.
-

Flower* for all
?
Occasions. Design Warh

It t lllO W H |*iaACB
Princess llldg.
First SI.

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VKUKTAIII.Kri

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llK I .I i C 'A F K
Heat In Sanford. Fla,
Dinner SBe
,
HpeeiallaJag In
Hlrakn, Chapa A

Clgarra—Tuba ream— Candles
Maiaalacs— Paantala
Drinks—Haadwlckea

l l l l . l . I.UMIIKIt (V). Zip
Service. I’hone 1 .15,

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W BT— IB*#
0:00, labor union; 0:15. XJrcbaw
tra; 0:48, Naas, rtocka; 7:00, Kiv&gt;rmUe; 7:16,
8 *8 6 8 , d
Jark
ilR
and
B 4 IU d
Joe*
W T^
7:30,
iid U r
Stadia,

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FLORIST

CONFECriONKRY

ANtiKI/N IIAKHKCtlE
Open 10 A. M. lo 2 A.
M. Sanford &amp; Cicnovu
lo

CAFE

It Isn’t difficult to In*
crt-ai* tha price o f wheat
You just grlml It ami bukr
l|— AUouna Tribune.

Dlt IN K 8 •I.UNC 1IKS~

CAFK.

Avrie.’’
r * l t 4 ^ R r « New Y * ii- J 8 8 *,
(NBC ChaiK) J . ‘v
I 8:00, Raising Junior; 8:18. Bel­
low orrheatra; 8|30, Bonnie Imd; 8:48, Tuples in Brief; 7 :00.
m ‘g* Andyf 7:16, Mm*. AM*:
USO, Phil Cook; 7:46, FootUlaai
Mr00, Cbnculateers! 8:80, Landl
trk»: 818O. Johnny Marvin, soi4c»;
IK4b, Dancing v l**«; 8:00, Jonrt
m il Hare; ?:30, Mixed rhorua and
iBtAO. UUfh, U i and'Em; 18:45.
t*4hastrk; 10:00, Tha Qualrara;

Kir Hatter I’ kola Service
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IW e r m c e *

Trade In Your lined Fur­
niture at W AGONKItU

(CBS C ia ta / 0 1 ■
18:46. Crime club; 7:00, hlaytaw
Mary Char Ire; 8:00,
Mricf; 8:18, Rhythm
*1 0 ; The - Masters

I'llOTOCRAPlIKU

Cut Out For llandy

Dr. yt. It, MacDOUGAlA CHI­
ROPRACTOR, Ik now Ifaled a*
M T l U M IU I 18-FWval lu ig k le .

Bob Newh^ll; 11:00,
-8 hears).
— WJH— 7M

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Luck, Kay aad Gaa Itepalra.
* DEKTCII‘8

hilt FooUighla (N B T li 8:00.: Or)
gan m ils ); 8:18, William Tell,

Had; 8 :48, Two traapen)'''itf'.OOri
Nav.wker » . IMA

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ililS..Same, aa. WJE; 11:30, .Or . Phil Cook INBCl; T:45, Brown. m

w u B T y A tiE s T n n f a u
$1100 payu. I,- one ami l*
3 pan-ant. Foma dlicaiiat,
by choir* eatery fat mi.
exceptionally good rrrdlL
Herald.

WKAH
S A N Y O It II
CI.OTHKS. All wool ft
CBI.KRY LANDS KOIl SALK: piece aulta 130 and 733. ]
Ready for relery crop*. Per- B. D. Hand all, Tailor, I
.
feelly drained. 8, 10,'or m n r aerra Dank Bldg.
No caah required* from irsponalbla buyer*, prank I*. Perguron, 8RF. MCLAUI.IN’S Dollar/
down Satuiday. WomMlYMl
Hotel YabU-i. . . ; .
•

By La hello Ball! aget

rta ware then given from Wafnardky from1(he'Fbriiald Lab*
Ion meeting of P. T. A. khton hotpital aad f i recovering
Mealy from the titra tio n ' far afr*
inflation held an Founders*
’
v ‘
, slid from tha Institute ran- pendicltus.
Mra. ‘George Munson and «i.ued by M m Chart#. K. Roe,
af the national P. T. A. field &lt;hter, Jbeephina'lBfl Batnrday far
IB M 1 a
o a a n tL
h
k a
fGrammar
lr a m m a i
thalr hr me In Savannah, Ga. a l­
irkara,'
recently
att itha
ter a pleaaant visit of some Wr.ka
It was anrouneed that tha Royal In Florida* much nf tha tlnta beInralen Chorus whleh will' glee
spent with Mrs. Hllma Lundp antertalnment a| tha City Hall quitt. Mrs. Munson had bean III
(turday‘ night has bkan brought with malaria And tha trip hare
ire by IH* Lions* Clbb Bhd that has delta her Mod.
•
4 rroerbda of tha affair will
Lea Manifold or Canal Point
I used fob tha Bobthalde I*. T. .rthmed home (or a .while) now
,
At-•*'CIV.--:J' 1
'hat h.'a alint Mra. Mary Vaughn
Ruparirtandant T. W. LawUn, with Whrm' ha has bean slaying ha
Improving. Ho had hoped that aha
could return home with him. lie
and hla father have torn* $0 arras
In beaut which hk»p&lt;Uen bring*
lag good prttdi. Rome of o tr old
Im M a 'tha ’Arjranta',)i«lP nrar by
kpd He and'thk’ b o j. often lia’ve
baseball gnMea trgalhar. I*re
tpant a aaaaaR. playing has# ball
Ip tha North go!ng *vrn to Canada.
Phone 123
Thtra la a gaad deal of flu atioulf Fred Dyson family all hare
had a lima with It. J&gt;hn Uorell,
tha Whltabmb family, Roy C.lo
illan,'homo for a law days, Mrs.
fihe; par,j wa&gt; III with It and now
Ruth Hpandlove and sleldr, Mrs.

(2. A

ilA V P lI w

I'fenly Wood ul DuhariV
The M r Wood Yard Co.
•

Weft lltlrteenth 8L
1'hone 1U7-J,

'M r . nnd Mra. J. E. 8 .
— ami children left Sunday •
fur Wichita, where they ‘
will takp irrulmrnl for hla
cate, -tnd the family w ill';
enjoy th* rhow.-

MARKETS

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lat.H I. -Opp. PouL (Iff

MEAT MARKS

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W A iM O - t o t * S L k 3 A R .7 .

New Sport

latermtlng virittioot On tjiii.l
(roup . . . . in dtar bright c
w w printi. Siire tor wortren.

J « 3:80'

Saturday

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If»V A *6IM &amp; I T MU 8 I h C O H L Y
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Was Killed By l
dent And Not 1
.Deliberate I n t

DKNVt.lt, Mar, ft— &lt;Aj
Thirv writ«Tt( elate* X
war* m m vi Inr from a
«iJim iHiinj un tM «ln t&lt;
"hari «i M w nd. Tha H
»**F t Wjrrm rg ajy| law
p ratuim, mniDipaninl In
Una by an.-w, wore report
weftem-and inutMtu )&gt;or
am! a I'yht rreclpllatlj
■other aiet om. Stockmen
warned of l he pouthdliy «
blluard ili v rig th* anow i
fall over 'Colored.!.'Wb' 1
» * * the m u n i |«Mta|

To Act On Many More
MeasurcsWithin 10UayLimitOiVen Him

Heavy Damagela
RvTideaChum
,By
TMeaChurnei
:&lt;2aincfiriven W
B O S T O N , Mar. ft— ( A P ) - .
T w ic e w llh ln 12 houre,
tremcAy h igh tid e * h a ve bertn '
churqeti Into r a g in * flo o d * W ,!j
• p ow erfu l gale to cauaa t r W d
m endou* dam age alon g i tb%H

P Pireldenf Hoover algned a
trnii er More Jill* at the Cap til
)i&gt; in liy but left many mnrr to
br acted urnn wlth'n the ncU 10
d*t*
With hit link piliil hlyh with
la&gt;l in'nuU le*l»lallon the PrwM
c*in' JiaJ aifccil Attorney liyurygl

To Office
TALLAHASSEE,
Mar. B —
(A P V '-J O d g . TUvari Buford w *.

,all k f o l ^ f S W f W r adj.urficl at
Bo. n yntrrduy. Thu attorney genrial tnoknl It up ami amwtTrcl'ra,
th« prenounce,
that hr hail 10 ita)a from Ihr lima
down bafnr* 'idbtbto* &lt;i|itrie! at 'fte rH j.
hr i reived ihrm to «!|tn nr reject.
Th* mcinttr* of th* rnpmiti
tollvo director,
With a sigh of relief thr Ch'of
a with th# da- «ogit dd not norpan u In two to
K ii.u lir r In t o ff reading ami
flilynj today bet d*vld«d 11 wa|
*ign i u. pul un hi* top hot, ami
la na • "t'l th» new Juatka «a&gt; named.
NEW DELHI, India. Mar. B «tn t up In thr Cap.lul 'o &gt;»i*fn
I la pro- Trad Darla more* to the rrutl
M I - W h M India awoke yeaterli o Important bill* an! u real*
p -. &gt;*n*h ftum th* olt'-ej of atiurnfv
ay turning It found pener on It*
raaident* Brmrral Ifa wa*‘ apttolBled l a TUI
dooralap.
Overnight
Mahatma 01 minor rim
m Ram tftg vacancy left by tha resignation
Oaadhl
with
th*
»
M
m»
of
a pra- ■ Th.’ t'rr*'ilrnl * 100m at thv
tn (ratify that .Mr*. Refined had
Capital « * * full o f i»t&gt;i&gt;*.: otflth* ten. h f June* .Strum,
toW-tot-e— Tboe* rtountfm-Whtod
dor -to
Meanwhile Strum, who roar from tW» than thrrr errm*. A flrr the
thr Chief Executive entered. A f«
any af. th* rank* of practicing attorney! trial | will tell you alt about It
ter a'rrtlng hi* official family, ho
ard yea'll *** I wa« Juattfled."
lighlrd a long htafk,r.gaJ. Cailm t
*• Vmtx* Jialpk tL Lmuhaw ruled
miud era f dlowi'd h'* oxamplv.
Mtanruivr* hurrial In and out
^grltli hUa ami rrimrl*. The Ihv*!*
colloagw* he took th* oath ol
dmt froqurnlly railed a cab nr!
ftfgr Knab*b'a - *wn ■tatrnwnt efftoo a* federal judg*, then
nunilrr to hi* *!dr fur n nrlcf
rtftard to party nillrto* durlag
runfncnc* brTore eigniiig a nieir ftftorneon. Alfred Rmitb, !&gt;,.
Thg drfena* y*to*d when. In a"Cute When thrrr were no mmr
rtMla atondprd baamr IM 4
r**r ta fatwar Renntor J im u A.
bill*, hr em lingl) i.mn-ntril to
l ; W*rd h* would attend thh
Kacd'a ntoatton a* ta whether Mi.
■rnoad aeaaloa. .. .
•
* tailta* of (lata and var.ou* b -rl ahol her but bam) ''Intent W illy ay pint yr.lcrday', (rut* at a III Olga a atoir or mnrr rani* fur au&gt;
deliberately," Mr*. Itonortt » &gt;b- omph af nandhl. docirin* o f non- l&lt; gi»ph *ickin* Hoiur and Pcnbar aaaoelatlona.
vlolere* which, a* Itabimlrnnatll •le page*.
.
gar pending ho aald h? Intended
Tho llou&gt;r vlf.iially notlflrl
"Mo indeed. I did nnt. IW rath­ Tage re »aid, Introdured « new
lo bvgin hear ng court matlria
tochnkjue Into Inlernation*! re- Mr. Iloovcr a fyw mlnuli* before
holt week ai»4 y»ould ryncu! Ihu er have been dee! myeitf."
Id o'clock that ihry had adj turned
I Tilling g t _ ll«nnrtt'* - anger vnlutlan.
hut the Penal* nrttr ilid. A fill,
Haimi by n illrLm of hi* bridge
playing, Mra'. IWnnett raid "ha Mahatma to return |« Ll* A.hum butter by Senator Thoina* (It
• lapped me arveral time*, hard." colony, nt Ahmrtlnbad which he Okla.l, pren nlrii a |M**ag» of a
taeilutlon to appoint a committee
Hh* rHltod to a divan ,wa*pto tell the I’ roa'doot that th* Sen|ag, ah* aald, but later arj** to
of *a!t, rowing thot^h* .ypufl
ry.
^ W metof T fg 'fa r w o i f y u n It
tadderly detormlned to »tart *
bualnr** trip thht bight, planned
• lUouragiito of Contic*o. Thl*
arlglnatty for the part day.
) egr Coagrt** dumted inn,, than
At Bmnett'a (Unction, the * r
evrrythiag ready but aeearlrg the
!00 meatnre* oa hi* iletk during
,'
•••litanr* of rvpiraaaUUr* real- n*a, iw ljfle I aha wa-t to
th* lapt threy or lour tluya rnnkdent* of each of the town* to methfr'* renn (* get hie p.
Jgg it'd ph&gt;*li*l laipocaprltiy f,.r
thla eounty, a dalegatton of pr m. which he habitually raided .yg
him lo get ir|Hirt« on, or rrul
Inrnt merchart, and profeailonal hu*ln-ii tllpo| rvtundag, Mr*.
GAINESVILLE, Mar. &amp; -S u t* th*m all.
men of Sanford, h*nd*d by th* Roe nett related, *ha .tumbltd over lad Urlvera'ty of Florida Radio
Under lh«- tulng he now ha*
arkooli entire Hanford City Coinmlralon, a chair ami aelldentally dlaStaton WRUF baa
atm'unrrd
.
10 diya t i elgn all th&gt; .till* y***h piker will, li night at MiOO o'clock, a*, ■larged th* wapog.
that It will hr. adcaat certain of
,-| wa« arare.l to death." tha
ed the toil day, and 10 day* tr»m
trtnkli at th* Coney* high rckool
th* gaatr* whieh are I t Iw olayH
h* mwivvd other I ill*
fo r the purpose of orgaalalrg tie- aril**** continued, telling of. *ee- la th* S tltl High &amp;hm| lla.krt •k»
bev. tetldrnta tot* one * f tha Itg her huaband ruih through a Ball Tnumrinta, wnich U to Int Br.lh Sunday • not belnr ruui.lmb
unit* of th* ftomtn.Me Omaty (lour Int* th* living mom.
"lie wa« runnlrg toward.-me."
ance not a gnitl yr.Mtrday us* it *
Chamber of Commerce, which ha*
Wagner unemploynirnt lull |.m \| |
rweeived the vponaarahlp of lb* ah* eoblKd. “ Whin he got to me
F* g .« bed hold to me. Hr caught
•to
-j
i**g t*r the eatabliihmem of f, |.
l u l l trade Innly ntt mb*.-*.
my arm anl iteiat*! It. Homah'-w
I employment agenrl#* In
% E*cry re.litont of Q*e«va |. rg. !n the «e jfn *. Oil gun diarharged
ral.'on with the lariru* ataltn.
peitrJ lo b* ptvaint, and th# as­ I don't knew how It hnpprncd—
William Tyler l*ar». clerk „ f
tir* detrl!* i f th* plan will b* but thal’n whit happened Olf ilouae, aald the Mllrh*!.' tltri
MRItoeil to them. Hhoit talk, will
" I wa* frightened almiwt tn
-t-W * • * not without prvce.rrt,
bt hfarJ from all of (h* Haafard death. | callad th* doctor and
recall ng legiajat'on t nailed nfttr
ddegaton and aaaorane* that Jack’* runt, Naltle. We put a
adjiuntmnit In the iidm'nUtia•
pillow under hi. b**d.n
ttona of Pryaliirat Lincoln. Rnoe*.

Gandhi HasLedPeople
Overnight Fromlmpending S t r u g g l e

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&gt;-• Geneva Residents

eard Fro

wan estim a ted e i- IW M O J *
and wait Increaaed g r e a t l y
a. aecond flood e a rly to d *
Hundred! wati .Irlren to e* tkl
home*. Varlo#* remnumlt'ca
mure than BOO were toft bwnatoi
In Itovaia Urn Ued Croa* lupplk
BOfl cota, an* tha eitj furtljh]
foul fur refugeon.
,
.. J
Only , oceaalonal building* r
malnrd la many aummar eolaaV
MEXICO CITY, Mi alee— Daniel Elorea, th* young man who along tha. north and toutfc abort
Including Wlnlhrep, Lynn, N*h*l
attempted to kill I’real-lent Ortll Rubio «.n Keb. X&amp;, 1U30. Flore* la
*Varo, Hull, NanlailHL ' ft
now on trial'her* aril I* eapirted to he condemned to twanty fFare'
rtnberton. '
ImprImninrnl. Note huw old h* look*, although h* U but twoety.flvo.
Supported with • wild net
oaatrr ami *crecited by billow!'
allow, tho **a adiancrd oil old
th* orran front lo poiiltton* It It
nut pccuyWd- far, aa yeti*.
.•
Eire trie and it cam rail read a
motor traffic, wa* Interruplad •
WBfhnuta and by th* itopth o f t
flood
r - laie* o f II
U. S. coa*t geyiltic runrey, r M
&lt;d tha tide rearhrd a nuylrgu
of 1.1 fa*t, l» Inrhre, or X ftoikj
tin lie* abova iha normal fi
dale.
.• •. .
Raport* Ind'caled th* jrn
NEW YORK. Mar. 6— (AIM —
NASHVILLE, Tenn. hlar B— damage we* pan***! along Dig
aafehuartt* and New I Tamp
Sinclair LewU—defemlrr of th* (AIM
Itumlilra of th* impending
roaat*. , Boat on'* water - ,
honor nf hi. native country!
,k* polUiaal glanu began • treat* 'and .dofki wet* ttlii
uy.it fc-u—e !• * *-«.*•
IK** •“ roll qvtr IHp inwuouinn and

*

SINCLAIR LEWIS POUTICAL STORM
DEFENDS U.S. ON IN TENNESSEE IS
RETURNING HOME SEEN AS BREWING

Says He Stated Criti- Luke LeaAnd Edward
dsmsCouldHaveApCrump Are Lining1
piled To AnyNntion
UpForcesFor Action

‘ A &gt;1*i»fkg

«1 aad.btonr .uarnaga * « M

f r » m ' fto-b

WnllA, Hwampicatl,
•alHwlv. , r .. _________ _
ml, noytjt rttar* conununltlv*}
pounded by
mountalnoua , ,
atrtrt* flooded aid aheta praf
damaged or ‘ J — d ’
' A l Itreaie &gt;earb, papalgr
m*r remit/ damage wan *i|
to; approximate 1100,000.

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Low Temperatill
Reported In Mai
Sections Of Stai

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JACKHONVII.I.K, Mar. &amp; - (A
— I jjw tomF*ratur*a and fr.
throughout much o f lb* F|orl
pialnaul* wa* rvpuhed by •' l
w-oather outtau today. Ilaarg fri
formed from th* nirtherw K M
ary to lb* InUr'or o f th* f ^ t i
(tortion and ,1/gJit freak from Ik)
outnward Inti the Erarglady
Rub frraalag trmparature*

Ludd Spivey Scores
Proposed Divorce
Measure fii State

A 10 rent* tor-,
for adult*, far *
If game* arljl to

twontod at tba .tattoo wtar
aimvllle. It wa* 81 degree* |
JnckaonriUa yenoHad -40. !/,
trIJto. Ilaitlnga. Oriand* U i .

Mil It*now, EuaUa, Moor* fl

U K R IJkN D . Mar, B - (A I M ~
Dr. U J4 M. Splrty, prealJent of
ftouthwm collage
«p|w»A'd th*
prepoaad Ftodda BtMay divonl
bill, apawklaf 'tofare the faculty
and atudint* of tb« ro ll**' yr*U f*
day.
i
Hurb p. blU ha* been pr- poaml
by RrpreaanUtlya John H'et'auc,
of Trmpa.
. ■ V *
Dr. Bpteey .aid auelt a lata
would b* undignified advertl.lng
for Florida and "reulrary t ■ the

Okeoch tore, l i t Fart F-crre. A
lathirula. Kanfotd. 40; FI. Mjn
I’un-ainia. 44: and Uiaaai y
Tampa, 4fi. Ki.lag t*up*rato
w *tr |ied ita j tmnnrrnw.

Woman Tries Sufcfa
In Telephone Boo

ii’WtMh

• Ja 1 Fata
awful
g a t ' ! for
l&lt; Aikaaaaa
h i Fb-tt#
-reputotton

jy m y o f “ alati.fca of ertm* and
cgfcftlpaJ Ju»ll&lt;e, • prareia l b f
I feat Ko*c.&gt; Poll d t-r Harvard
not tadlag crew Halts rally. It M»on win h# aukbr£*r ft-nt to mltlctl t - I'rr-'J nt Iloovcr.
aw

ly n load

NEW ORLEANS, Mar.
(AIM —Stand ng In a hotal
phon* b mth with tho lacelv
tmrMunu*, M l*. !.* D: Caldwt
Memphli today abut and aat
ly witundcj her**lf In. 1h4
•UU. Hh* told an etovator hay

•- F iie thuuaaod ilollara toward
for th* return of Ihr hunJrrd lh»uId rtinferrmp un mittoklt •and iltllkr* Worth of jrw rl, whiih
HI Irdfrd m
Ihf Mr*. Edgar- Luck m l.,, h wf Rartto.
I'ntr.t, l*mg talaad laat In N«w
Ynrh tivtay wa* given In Omulwn Jan I*. youthful plumb-r»
helper atpl brother of Martin Whu
found them In n taalrab. DrtiTtie#* rundnetod ft arid# arer*h f«r
tha jeirela af^lftb Mr*. Luckonbrnti
left In a lia f tflrmitc u&gt; a Fb-rlda

Woman I h Convicted
By JuryJL)f Women
A K tY . Art.. Mor.

Dee peat Oil n
World la Am

;A ':I '
Dearth b f Funds May
Balk Law Probe Body

- -Th# drrpaal nil vreil I
Warid .waa,claimed yai
th# Shell f&gt;ll Company,•t tuner* ft drill hnd hi
dawn W7ao fret at a *1)
nurtliwert or R«Ww«fi
and wbuld go an M tfttfe

far. t - (AIM
fa r* llm
r y lr a i

lit

ganfie (¥
—A-ju'F “B *o»4ft ciftvVtud a**" •'gred |ij
noman la a luatWft W to* mim'-er*
■ ■ to aewrt b n * (twlgntaf.
,
today. J.
( At*l

U n la w *.

i a|&gt;ii a*. i«if
dor of th

prtolftd1
y u lla t o d

k re n t in &gt;'!••*
• f bt 'n g iiu-n-

Irt ny it* e l­
y the 1**1 n«,
at Uauver. thr
(out hrfilane*
|rede-i to I'ntd
of the rrmalm
a*'III in appro&gt;
a, it may u#&gt;
[ tbv IU ci'mP

f H l t ’ AOO, M . ^ •
h* Pullntoa Comyan) ha:
.tod a b&gt;aua plan piytoi
« , porter* *m&lt; otbre-;
to I t par tent Pf n i l
motodatlon* 4bry rffret

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Grata .Garb*

o»§:W

tlondon

pul op kb M M ] r%*
The n m m lu liM ti
dlectite th* *nrt4aac»,a
taarrd ■ gnaw *e li
would arrlr, at a ded.loa.a n t moating U Friday. Th*
lowtd Tut aad Patrolla U t
carfare far a ratura ta.tbai
apactb* bamaa la Bt. Paaf
Duluth, Mian.
• 'V* M M
Th* coaiiulaalon alao.app

to warrlcr »«■ pay l W tjttv k T * * '

H* •* H M * ***"£*• •£_

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painter. hai baaaato &gt;« « ■ «
frtaada r ai. Ik* bnroat • mi
Baakra tkoa* at* film
who, h* aaJd. war* tka moat
tlfal Ip motion picture*. H*
Wfllt jalta aacloaion In kb
room. Beaton aatd b* aalocta
glrb t* ftalar* # .kook on b
which ha la writing.

Strange Knockout Of
Tut By PetroUe U
Being Investigated

i l‘“l

abn.ofitb* gat*-frcalpta. Fur a
daclalaaa «*f*C*&gt;i*r- ,fr * dan bafin* th* beat th* manM * n had maef* thla *UUm*nt ta
beat nawapagmamaiK

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Th* caaawtaalaa'a action waa re­
garded an wool. akdaa aa an *f•'&lt;0* kahalf of Patrol!#, Ma jaoiv- fort to gala tint* for further bh
agtral firm daalad ta th* com- mitigation with th* poaaWHtjr af
mlaalow that than had M n ia a J

A cco u n t***# a a d A i

JTinrt Malta**) Bank 1
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NEW YORK, Mar. 4—(A PI —
Th* Naw York. Wat*.- Athbtb
fflw d iF dafartad do.
dalon on too oatoomo tf.tk* Hil­
ly PatroUo-King' Tat fight la
Marina/ DlatrUk;.', Boeam* Madlaoa Square Garden Wat FrlMkhaal Angalo aton# rabid du- day algbt but .cartlnuad to hold
ptkato hot.
.
(Mwm*-. I*, . a '
j
.|
Nonna-BhaararrBodaua* *h* la
l«**ly, alpipb, country . w»m»n
Both boxer* and th»|r manag*f«
*m»* ktfor*. tho.fbtk fathnra, to
paptaln th* *a«iUog battb which
V*q&lt;ato Oarbpi Baraua* ah* b andtd with am apparant kaockeut
pf Tot la th^.fparth, round.. Tk*

S Z Y &amp; T ^ '&amp; S Z

• Ulyan ftokmanj‘ )l5au*e ah'* la

Phobn, brraoat of raMior* that If
Had toon flxdSj far Tut to " d « a

tiW *

aral tolegnv
ard Bt. t“aul
thor# wa* t
i * * kO to4 '

SPORT BR VSS%
'. FORT MTERH, Mat* 4 - CAP)
—Mon* often than ott lhe Philodalphla AthlatWa' ha*#‘ ait Indian
ball-player aomewbert la’ lhalr #Pbb. Th* Utaat of that tip* b
art to* fob neon, part Charokaa, young out ftold**, a W bnU*
from th* P*ftUnd,.pra- ctotoJUa
brathar Roy, It to# fleet tlrM

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yactaMay to r*J&lt;

th* HU Loub Bn
Quota GtoJln. ifl

r&lt;4*tu

^-gi-Arj

if"

to o t t o hark
th* raph* o f
a, They were*

m

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Otrar Mellila!-tj
kb port at faftn

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With Lou i l w
Rourk# coming; k.
. ..
Bill XUIlfar wUI ha«* pmilcalljr
all th* old tlmor* aafh In camp.
, XUIlfar put &gt; b ckaifan tknugh
th* pneo* for lh« in* poetloo uf th*
American league. wh&gt; lamaking a
lour of training ramp*.
WINTER IfA V tfj. Maf. 4 (A P I—Two patri af iafbidar* and
outfielder* id pad th* |%UII*a yaatardajr, the moat coniplcuou* bain*
Bum Artk|t, toe Partita m a t

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W H E N &gt;56 IM P O a T A N T .

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orsrrri
ctaeaad aa a holdout­

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PENSACOLA, Mar. 4

(A P )—

Maaagar .**ghano" CoiUaa b car-

Faur-fUlkk kf.pmtordigr'a pm tka
oaatba terra a»*d rutotiag th*
pltthtn la Ih# Ppa and lb* hat*

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�f t io n g a l
»me talk o? da
R rS W k J
wow how
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, also, to 1

it

extent

ami' ll ’ w iiSi "*• Meets 1. lU iim t ils ill M
t,h«d w|ara ayhoN-iMail, &gt;
ftrir W'Vt-*lfld«d «NS
raiut Is fra** a jf'w a ^jli
tem p, to tbi
,l-» *PP*e«, |h*, bdLiOqa a
IWftW, Qf ewjfi-flM jM
ti»tU again! auyh., i m w

wbi{ not, thut apthdru

mit 9*m Ism
mauls compute cuougN

so they c* i be rtally *
tb« public wouM be alAs

of tho wl.Jnm of odd

iewe J»*1

it .s ia k u *

you

a

m il, r t ’ h o to le ll.V u t rtH
•tmck uystar* better than rriyettr
here prrpetit, but I don’t I eel I ’m
juetlficd in entering at you mere*
Ijr Ixenuea you prwably ran i
ahmk n peanut the t-'gh* w/y-'
MHB —yeu're iwrfpclty bmtall
U K —Ami frank! Anil rt-U’n: thj
woman that made me Ilia: war. I
To be a lte w e d a t &lt;
admit jruii play a good hand of
bridge, but, atlde from that, your from grasa Income, i
noan I* rhluy, yuu're uboul flltton miiit hayo. been deten
pouiuN overweight you may not
(lauglilrr It but you eerti&lt;rily n 'trtnt the KnglUh lansuage. y it
don’t know the firet prtndpW* i f
-fcpr|*&lt;» e ff orhWw.tlH
dreaalng rmartly, anil Jour finpei
nalli could' aland a mm'cure
Thafa nil Ih h ty ih s m aihr with
nfOUl Noel 1st** d e a r ait Ih ™
rarda and have a ‘ III tie bridge In

p ttu ib e n o a m A a n d k e w -y o r k

b f "Tbo UmMa star t ,. ysw4srsl

K ww K H t‘My^.8!' r dv°ilh“ .f,mc
r ne’baatwl plan,

* * % HOURS rV

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DOCS ir NOT MEAN SOM^HINGTO
protection , had been equ ipped at areal ex
signals, automatic; tra in con trol and oth er

A .O .P .A .,

&gt; i t A T | » T » e k * t ‘“ A

asaRS&amp;a
• r iM D A iD

a a iitO A D

king o f troub]*, literally “ the speaking o f trouble",
Il k lUUy ocbupaltob i t t some petfytlf'iTwlfefahih,
atari Ota query, without hopo of receiving man/relo nbat possible benefit can be derived from that
o f qg hr in this world vlry loqa. Tho present hotir1
an count on. and nomclimes not even on the whole
U&gt;?P. do we gfct id the way of help; whether
hyaical, or flnanclai, from * pending any momimt
me in, the recitation of ^vr troubles, or our ache*,
telling our trouble* we aropse helpful sympathy oi

t X ? jigging oa the
'c h a rd by
]
y ohvtry orchard
the wat»
r a P t . .*
■
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,
h«r« A f aortaem. .Mr*
tho U h oaths mi swat lews,
• tbvy A w M T 'v ;

&gt;na were waiting for another member of their
ah her* abopplng. we aVsr-hpard. a-woman aaV,

J?:

InaubvtanUk) farm may ga,
Wbit s s t h i a g , ^ p a tlW f^ f

;* foziTfalL'amu ,

, And It showId not bk
ig of 1P82 to give it 0 i
e today, for Instance, bt
to mention pay o f yqU|
misfortune* or Vexafclpi

Ubn Which w ould
JUt In to geneftw
iq w p it until th e

KATHARINE AND £1LL— what fun Jt la tp kppw then)! They se*fu to
get ao much opt, o f living. You met them just a little over o yearagQ
-rttho w « k befjp^) they were married. Ten day* later it gavo you a into*.
*nt glpw’ o f ..anticipation to receive* Ibu trim card-toiling you
they’d bo, "at Im "^ **1
16 "■*
a; And today you jp *. itiflUpr card,
algnature comae flret. then Katheri

tied

"N o w

w e a re thro# I " B ill’*

» and then— th e gu id ed ; cfaubby

ecrewl of- (he rVwdottier,' ’Jerwny.
yourself.

• Y o u happen 1o 4 p t w tfeet.alth ou gh ho If, In lin o for
m otion . B ill’s present a ajary ia n 't in ige. M ost oth er y
hgalfW t I t " U i t l i c y had to n

consider. ihentseK ad

im ^ r ln e a ^ M ^ n a
Uou of

their f

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^ X ° £ lf e l ¥ »*j M

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o

It, for

in e has told you .

p u «* a s a &gt; t o b e ;«
or a suit far BUI,
can p
':'9' aC
Mil•*

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when

�jH u jH '. a vanity ca*a,.wthl io
tMWn ,^imi Wain'll K*»tnrti)‘, while
Idw *c&lt;«rv |irl»r, al&gt;n a vanity t*»r,
wna Kin'ii ta Ml*. Margaret
the Sanf ril Grammar Hchoaii Whcbar). Mi*. W'lthim K. W Init hi|(h oti 1 wm* the rrcl
ra plain I nn l hr honor roti iff.
|*Vnt nf .lit |ttl*i', a I«ia uf O tjt'f
i morvih nf V* enters: R o m L
(H ■llcMahor, Uiiy Heel; Voll*
Alton inir lli* rnnntw where the
lllant*. Jr., Ann BrWen, Dart*
(tie
i ir ititrltnlmil »&gt; • a pin*
fnr’ini i | rnnea, rwert pea* and
■cPlmuh.la*, nrmnuitl with IVtn In
and Harry Jne Mlnallki R e »(* ^
*U*e* (.ml howl* The latlle. and
R k h iri laiiHqnlrt, Waltrr Stan*
other ionly app ilnfmenla arrenMil, June Jehu, Dorothy WlgthM,
tualul the St. Patrick’* l.lea.
Mildred KHmimdioR, and ' Grata
At a lute Ituur refreahmenl*. atTaylor.
an in kiiping with n SI. Patrick’*
Room ,1, Imnal l Pvarwm, J i t w Wot f, wo ip *i-rved b) the linrir-s,
Taw, Charli* Woodruff, C h»»t*i avh tn l l.y Mr*. Cljile Byrd tint)
.Rchmali, D-rla Rinehart, A * * Mn. t\ 111min K. Wlll’-nm*.
John*on and Jewel Belt*; Room &lt;, ■ * l imn' prewint wrre; Mr*. /nil
Hnliert Smith, QulU BcM*n»e». Mrtki I, of lilahi, Mr* Hugh’ Whet
Thtlrra Htryhew, KUa Maud JoM*. chi I, Mia, \VU am it. Wili am-.
Edith Mtrrltt, Mary Jan* MrC»l- Mi . Clyde II)n ’ hlriiw N rhnla'
ly, Wilma Squire* nrd Marih ,J U w W W JJurtoUa. X. r„* Mra.
mi. . .
k.$- i*'jiilMPBPMFi
twprn,
7» J. I* IIMiir. Mi». II. Ilnuy l-nmy.
. Kooin /j, A
M r*r»i
Kaifefkf;:
Biady,
IfViiry l^.i Bell, France* Dutton
IK rl* Dorner, Mildred llodjrti, ami Muruarrf liar hare.
Minnie StranBp, and Lenota WhWrfoni lloum T. Roderick AdaM*,
Maurice Bonl»ke, I&lt;cwl, Wrlnhl,
Kathleen U lthelnr, Winona Purvl* and Kliiaheth Tutenj Room
» Jamn Urtdford, I). B. Hodje*.
.VSCat SMfetJ'^nWan Clnn»#‘ aiM
C a Q fn Koateri" Reom 0, Mildred
Bank*. Mary*ret Lylea, - DorolhF
Warren ard Helen -Chapman.

T tle p b a e s

C frdeN i
--.iVxb

A venue, Mrw (!*
tilted by M n. J
Mr*. Nani*, hod
vil'onal pttlrC l

O rel* Knmlin t R- J. Holly, Jr., I* confined
&gt;t Mel hod it l l W home In the Holly Apart­
rfternrnn at ment* heeauie nf Influrwth- '■'v
/kry N aim ,
Mr. aad Mn. J. K. Strrcn* her#
-V*tuers * 1. a* their guest* at tbelrh *ia«;4n
, . n U l anl Valenria Drive In San IdMa, Ml**
Thelma Peck ant Mia.
gt « t M l c«McDonald, , f Bradenton.
W. M,- N--

Kim had chart*

Iha bwa'no i*

At the m eting
btr FiWa o f ilia
Chert h held Mend
I he haqi* o f M r

Wfi»n*9r«

’-‘

Ml*. Virginia McDanSH. * atudml at the Flotilla State College
(or Women, will t lay In lha »*vrv
cteth ortheetra, which will atcota“ ‘l .- '.t l ........diet ■rfl T t f
ho •prtacnlaU-Ly-tlii

•tad h i
'Courier,

JdUCWMiU.

XmetlR thnie fram hero nre tent
■t the official vl-ll ne M M Mllinn
Kilpatrick, of Mariana,' ^aeorthy
nraHh* eewwd matron,'eipd Robert

■V :‘ «PM0AY

Nf«nt

'ohn RuihWi*. T. Oflaaby, of liirtnw, worthy
_________
llall, Mr*. Carroll Varner--' a&lt;Jf
M n . Mary Morrie.
at Orlando Monday rvenlny were)
Mr. and Mr*. G. E ' lfiTflF,*'W1T
and Mr*. John Guee, Mr*. K. C,
Maawell and Mra. Sybil Routh
Mtea Kllpatrlrk afid Mr. .Oylrriiy
mad* a vtfit to the Vduria Chap­
■ The Selftfinpn&gt;refltent Club of ter U. D. on Tuead*y ereninr In
Ike Sanford Grammar School held Ih la n l. Thoao , attendiior from
In honor of the member* of the
Ita monthly mrettnr rrcenlly at her* were; Mr. and Mr*. John Sandtpur *Cloh ar.il a number of
tha achool houac with Mi*. IVario Gore, Mra. IG E. McKay, Mra. It. other friend*, Mra. Itoy (I, W il­
BaMilIt preildlng In the abienco y. Crrmhaw, M n. C. O. Ban, liam* ititerialned wllh n hridac
of the prreldent. After a abort Mra. J. E. Courier. Mr* Pearl* iwrly »n Tuenday evm'nir at her
huilnraa aeallo'n the fntlowInR re* Babbitt and Mr*. Sybil Routh.
M k i r on Kllkitt Arerme tn Mayplirta were • artrrn frw m 'A , ft.
Palmer’* "ProRteealvn Prartlce*
in Dlrrctinjr IwarninBi" “ |*roKri**.
Chart*” by Mr*. Sybil
Huoth.

Mn-'lt,Pf ...

M * f Sanford * ffl he bald at
P r V if U k Rt th . hem. nf Mr*.
'T t 'W a U o * . K »i* Court.
ThpfDIrt Oarttner'i Circle uf the
ajOeu Club o f SaiJird will here
m B t’ day meeting, beatnnlna at
H V o’clock, f t the home of Mra.
P j L jO t t k r ; Mf Lake IInota.
A # - Men’*. Club of ihr Klret
Church. Will meet at
: A lock at lha chnn h.

,l.k

School Club Holds
Its Regular Meeting

Tw# WSfllRhe* Guild will hold
L .kutlraaa’ Veweliiu and Union
M r ftp** ai- a o’clock at lha
(rich kauar with Mr*. Rollaml
. Dean a* leader.
Monthly bull''Ml mre Unit of the
I'cnm ’i Ml.ilonary Society
of
tn^'flrat Melhcdlit Church will
whehtat 3 o'clock at the church.
jrTbf, wtecutlve inetting or the
LaaBe* iCaunril of the Firwt Chrit- Mn. Rabhiltt, aaalited by
the
Mildred
f i n tiifreh will be held i t the S 1*0*1 Maude U ke.
Mitchell, Marino Yoimy. ‘ Ethel
Rl»rr and Emilio !Jn«le.
’'.*5. - " TU M D A T
4 'Rex. Horae* Beoker will
Tboio preamt were: Mra. Bab­
fk at 7:f* o’clock at tk* Sal- bitt, Mra. K ffl* Durdrn, Mr*. Sy.
rii: Armyl Hall on “ Keren Idl Itoulh, Mra. Amelia Nolile. and
if to1the. Cre*a."
till Miiaei firorjrla Mobley, Kmlllo
• Akarlan Cbia* o f the Flr«t !*•“ ale, Maxine Ycurr, Mamie
Jot CRdrch WlH M N t a i TtSO I^ke, Ethel Rber and Mildred
MltchalL

Mrs. Roy Williams Is
Hostess On Tuesday

McClelland Home
Scene Of Meeting

ry Society

'Attain Honor Rati
R*i‘
i
---- : 'x C ®
Tie followin» chIMrtn, pupil*

lines# S e s s io n
UMi'a ■MU.ionary 8»Ihe hint
Ch.t.llan
t l ‘ «n Mon lay afterI rhuirh for Hi rryu■ at'«lnn art in hear
L, llrwin, it'pmirnla*
Chriat^i State H -ard,
t'un iliffrr.nl foreipn
naltMmwrii* lli.iV *hr
A t . that tanc!u»i' n nf the talk
a ancle I wiHwl
enjiynl whin
11 f11ahuvd lft_ were trrvnl |&lt;y the
hoiMaaee, fir*. D, It. J llinimn,
Mr*. It, 1. Clau-e, nml Mr*. K.
M, Gallaney. Thiiw |irr-rnt were:
M l i . ' P. R. Rlchiril*. Mr*. Itoy
P ci, Mn*. tfa m ll Witkly, Mr*
Ffhnt Mtrier, Mr*. T im m Ki­
ll*. Mn. J. J. rate*. Mn. J. K.
Idle*. Mr*. tValren Patrick, Jfry.

Specials fo r Saturday
DOLLAR WINDOW
BEAUTIFUL NEW GIFTS
WONDERFUL VALUES

Sanford, Via.

Heat Purifies
LUCKIES are alw ays
kind, to your throat

P a ja m

a C h e c k s
mellow imh .
• A in * , and'
koia apt rtaJR
ckadHtpanika
kwhs of year

N nturnl Color

Orphanage Club Lays
Plans For Bazaar

Lan'l Mlaalonary Union
ilno)* A**od*tlon will
;riet rally ttarilny at
flic innnthly buaine** meetlnit
« t the V in t BaptJit of the Kirah Parker Mctholiit
CPrered dieh luncheon Orphan*yo Club war held &lt;&gt;n WedP*»day afternoei at liM o’eloek
*1 the home e f Mr*. J. D. Jinkft*, rnmner hVttyh ‘ Avinu* nod
Tfclrd Ktieet. lomiedlatrly «rtrr
the arrival of the m:tuber, uw'W for the ntphana wo* |utniHew* BapfUt.Sunday School cipati-d It until It oVV.'ck when
(mated'the fbllowlny l&gt;eo- the hm'ne*. nt*t|o* w i* mndurtt» hiper m il for thr immih c l by Mr*, J, D Parkrr. A t.Ilia
“ me pirn* weir mate for the
fjjQIrlttim IWtiflep, EUawortb Eaiter Iwtnar.
liC nkle M- o A a m . W a .
Hefrt-h.i rut* were aerved by
Kddl. Mac Uatroll, Ruby the htrlet*. a**l*ted by Mrw. J.
e**oi, and H I Ila Chapmalil A. Powrll, to ibr fillowlng: Mi*.
r Department, Jetoe* Hea- J. I&gt;. Pa.kcr, Mr*. II, A. BodMr* IL I&gt;. Vauykn ford. Mr*. It. M. Maaju and
m tain&lt;t MaryurH My:ia, molbar. Ut*. It. II, Bryan, or
}aan Rum Icy, Mary llekxt Wr'ght.vlllr. f !a„
Mn.
John
EatUta HIU, Jc*0 Harpit, Vanphr, Mr*. W. H. Thornl:n,
Aulenun, Jeaa Whlyhim Mr*. Buiko Ktrele. Ml** fwura
U ilK * Mi*. J. (I. Wall*, Mr*. J.
f Fr*d Myerw.
E
ly Debailment, Mra, Vf, H. r*nfu*4in. Mr*. T. m WIHiama,
tour, Mi*. K.
Harper, Mm . U M. Ti'lfmd, Mra. Clarenre
fW , Lawion, llelao Dry*-' Smith. Mr*. T, B. Wll.on, Mr*.
- ■ :k, Glen Chiham, Pi-O . IVrker, Mt*. Geary* Merid‘Gatrbai, Ko­ Critm, Mra. K. I). Blnrhart, Mr*.
ra»k .Allen, Jo* IT. L Clark, Mr*. J. II. Powell,
Mri. J. D. Jlnkin*. Mr*. |l. P.
Vaughn,-'J lady* Tmtaore. Mr*. R. L. Shlitbobar,
t Alt in tWham, Mr*, A irl# Monger, Mra. B*a
niaabeih Pifpla, t o M and D:rU Rinehart and
Shirley Smith.

School Honor
evtaled Today

WiffVP"** *•« IHiiort.

lid C o lo n

Men** IlUck

Special— Ladles'

OXFORDS .

SLIPPERS
valu m to $3.00

$ 2 .9 5
Men'a Kdtid Leather

WORK SHOES

N ew

SpritiR

Styles

Ladies’ Black Kid

$3.00 valu e*

o r Rtonde l*Btn pa

$ 1 .9 5
Hoy
Hoy'ss O
Btark
lgrk

v

OXFORDS
With Cord Soles
SI lew 8 M

to 2

U d l n ' Leather

Bed Room Slippers

» llin, l^un#

k n o w s t h a t s u n s h tn o m o l-

t o w s - » t h a t ’ s w h y t h o MT O A S T I N O M p r o c e s s
m d u d s i tiis

u s o o f t h o U ltr a V lo lo t R a y s *

L U C K Y S T R IK E — m a d e

o f t h o fin e s t t o b a c ­

T O A S T E D "— o n e x t r a , s o c r e t h e a t in g p r o c ­
ess.

H a rs h Ir r ita n ts

to b a c c o *

a re

p e a s a n t In

a x p b lto d

b y

a ll r o w

"T O A S T IN O ."

T h o s e Ir r ita n t* a r f f o ld t o o th o r e . T h e y
a re

Duncaa,

r y o n o

c o # - t h o C roon * o f th o C r o p - T H IN - " I T S

re Hunger, who ha* been
j In New York (Tty for
t 'right month*, D rpendhart laratlm hat* wtl|, ia

1-ucttl# Uwton,
m,' Mat ly Lan*
dock.
nl. Cecelia Tni'
pin, L TL Tew,
icpfa Cuanulay,
•hr Hi It, .ah.I
■tenncJtate De-

M

N o

■* v

n o t p r e s o n t ln

y o u r L U C K Y S T R IK I.

w p n d o r L U C K IE S o r e
W
&lt;* .Mk0&lt;u*e&gt;

'

o lw O y s

k in d

to

LADIES

Mae

Irrltofldii

�K v m t,
f]VAtiythlnf. that » ■ *Uj*J the
trot or public approval lo r over
n plan , I* rarely worth while,
gnd that la erectly tha ettuatten
trltb T rlrerai -A m n tT* martenfthy’a Royal Hoialan Choir, which
tomaa her, neat Saturday at tha
Clip Hall,fair V«a rose»rt.,im *rr
tha local manage mrnt of the Ban*
lard U M a C1ub.uyi.ttw 8*a|h
0!da P, T, A . Aaaoelatlon. '
i- Thla famaua troop of aingera
and dancara w*« Mgnalaad
la
n u t e In JM1 *nJ h i. carried
art Appeal uninterruptedly aver
Nttfc fTbap |aya vWJted almoit
d **»f rowrtrp tn'tha *wortd .and
tha 1dlallnotion of probably
iw elM d more medal*

^

^ P H 1907

S

M aopoho

\

•Tfc* Itanronl Itrial.r I* h»r»M
Hr.linalct •• Ih# ,#*Wap*|M-r Ip
whWk ibU ,»J »r (hall be iwi.n.i.,
ed mire n week .for rear eoneefii.
lire week*
WtTNKW "&gt;f hatwtman arat nl
Rlhtl-nl. HmlMdt'DMMr, Fleliru
INI* (Ih rtayaf March, -A..1&gt;. llll,
inMi)
^ u noewta*,- Clerk
Hr A. H. Heek.TieaMlr t*le»U

AMO WMJJ Hf PtGOf on Mt
4AU UfcKWUPAHAIKPWi

d iw a a t t W ^

r;

Although th&gt; greup I* known
oa a fch olr" their work i , rot
confined to aiagiag. Quaint Rua/ ' aian folk aonga, popular ballad*
and mualral number*, of gnat
r ‘ vu lrty, but typical ^f Ruiala an.l
pthar Kuropean Countrlea ar# In... cludrd lit tha glorlou* program
that I* (o be glren here, in aad*
A tlltiun tn aereral aoijga In Kngllah
K i. nnd Itnllan, alio Ruaalan, Hung*.
JJf 7 »»n,-Oym.y rtui Bpail.h al.ncr..
With o.rheatral aoromptnlrnaate,
given by ala of tho group, on the
? dt'lghtful “ balala'ka" Inatruinrnta.
V
The roncert will l»e heard at the
City II j II on HaturJay right at
jj. Hi«0 oVIock, and popular priced
ticket, art ntw on tale at Joo’e
Bmtikf Haute, Milaiy’. Hhnppr.
Juiighg by the adrance aale, n
large audience of-local mualrlan*
pinr,
tty v ilevari
v i f i a will
v*l»l be
l»v »
•»» ai*a
tnt
f
and. vu
dance
nn
hand

to hear and are tbl* celebrated
company ‘ In thalr Tint concert

aSmwsmKws.

mart batwfdn (UinnviUf, and
Baldwin, Qg., the la.t link of the
peach blatactn and eevnie highway
fram Ftorfda U CinodA 'ha* boor
mtUMNL -NdW M* material «*g
itravtt from Fltckia ta the hkttt,
through the KhmandUmh Valley,
trofetrigg .|h« rboautlful pencil
Uaaaora tcurtrjr. af South aenr.
gU and tb* maJaatlc mountain
ternary of- North Ocorgla and
North Carolina without leaving
hgrtl •nurfftc* road*. Thla aewly
cantyWtad route la north af 'At
JantL'ni Georgia Rale rout# No.
1*. Ttm paving waa In prorata dor.
Iitg lb# Wl«t»r month*. In fact,
ita cmudeUon had been Kkeduhgi
foc Dec/Dt by the Oaorgiii High,
'.wny, uepnrtmant, but untoaprd

\&gt;i«on aaedkiH
eat*
!• At

anpllrallaa rue it drarl tn loan*
m .rtt.rOaaea.w 1 la w . Ha lit r r r l l .
llr .lt .mbrare, ..!• fn lln a rln a A m .
ml.#* pro**ft/
__ _ allaated la III*
Town ef Alum,
Altamonte ttprlna*. tteml.
nnl* Caahty Fiaclda. tn * 11:
it# hair nf la.t &lt; n lw k n
f f n l one

hHMtWn . r i u u t i K in v
n mrrmraUoh. *• atIVfend*HI. •n u t a r m i a r .ri.M H n t rm

itVIl • w e &gt; * &lt; |h4eeifftT»
Wllne.a np nfljelal alanatar#
and pent I hi. Ullt itar « t rel.rnlrr

1 u # iwrehr rmitfiwr

w &amp; #i&amp; sn ierdsi
'* # 8 * T K V ?

K n a n tr , P l n c i ia . ahn upon fd llu r a .
Ih e C H k aahl W tl n f m i a e l . l . l WMV
l.e ta k e n ha cAnf-aee.l he j n n nm l

the nr.

fie la l aeat o f tlie f l r e a l t f . . a r l o f
I W t w e a l r . l h l r i t Jin lU ln l ({trrn lt o f
(h e U inta n r K l n r lJ a . In
ami
f« r
h-lnlnnle IV itih lT , t'le rlria . no t t il*
the (ttli d e e n f l la r r h . A . I k i » 1 t.
V . IT I etna hie*, f ’lerk.
tie': A- &gt;■ W e e k *,
tv p u tr n .r k .

T A IlfO TO M a KC" T mf- C
M ONTHS tA T E R Hf&gt;
B.____ . WITM A HtAVl

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T

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fuRy \4 I

• Repteta are.receirvd o f ’ m / X
matlag iru im cot that aplloptlea
alata h u pioved succaaaful In
chaahipa thrlr atUcki. R. Lrpao.

FOR P R IM AND WINS GOLF MEET
MALONEYBATTLE HELD1N ORLANDO
FreexlngWeather And Clarence ClatkFirtiahLaw Suit Precede
es 5 Strokes A^cad
Fistic Fray Tonijrht
Nearest C ontender
OKI.ANDO, Mar. B -C I»rtnre K.
Clark, of tha Forreii lllllt nuntry club, Bloomfield, N .l J., won
the (IStXt accord annual Crnttal
Florida open g d f touinamrnl at
the O ilin di country dub yratcrday with a card of 07-7(It- U 3 fnr
tbvW .baV w .pf play. It^ a i* tha

v«r.Tj "nJ 111

raa.avaCl at1&lt;l

Maloney, *cligdu'Md tinl«ftl|
Much after the manner of
iniiktntia, hoping fee the hgtt but
nr lieiprting the wurat the Imy*
ktrualurntd tn apprar at all big
hwivyaelght rffalr*. nV maltat
whwc tlir location, brgan hoop­
ing In yialirday In wake themr*|vca comfaitable Mm the houte”
end |«ltly a* a ronaequence, Ih*
market for "Anelta" or compllmrntary tick at a, *a&gt; much heavier
limn tho activity on tho part cf
rath tuatamer*.
Although weather’ pi oapacta for
thla evening war* good, tha un*
attainable thill yaaterday
that
aval tb* mercury down fu
ard
threatrnnI a froat In tha Kvrr*
glad at, waa not calculated to
•tlmulate the advance tale.
i Protnotar Frank J, Bru»n de­
clined tg make any further eatlmate* a* to what tha thow would
d «a w »a r whether there waa a
t-harce to aav* It from goipg

nr

flrd .1

AwfciMlL.n

India Awakc^ T o
Find ItselflOnc^
Again At P e a c e

dee’’ ami dhbV r V 4^
die rHetrfully.

r

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m a iu n g

U ffr A

W

ic

M IM E O G U A P H i m i N T T N O - ^ r f P l K G

SEMINOLE COUNITV.qB^W
* : ASS’N., INC;; • . • -\«r

werr brarketmi nest with 150'*,

Ilf
I mII l»|l
MIAMI, Mar, f . - t A l ,)- f:h illy
nruthrr, a law null fur daniuuv*
rind a aubitantlal rudt fur “ Antile Oakley*" at Tittle hl*d&lt;tunrt*
er, yeatridey wnu the tijily nitei
worthy .'detalopr.ierla leading up
U) tht 10 nun-1 hrnyjAeelght

ttatlna ^wti»5pflam«h
pat *taln cr. Ueew n#w

- JNV|j?T!GATK&gt;NH— COl.LKCTiOBIS

**tV|V~jn A tlnfle .

including Hortnn Smith, Naw
Yetk, Willie MecFarltne, New
York, and Lllhlhorae Hairy Coop­
er, Chicago, each malntalnli g a
etraJy para to chalk u| teunda t’ AliniH llA lifl.n r MAltfjM^ and
f t l4-7«, 75-7B pnd 7B-7B re*pec- IIJII.UH WAIITTK, l.-e huahauil.
Cnmplalnanla,
llcely. They dlvldtd a $2|0 purae.
vn
v a n n. n u r r *mt o r r r fU K B U
I.K r ItRAl.TV tViRPtmATinSf.
lle a p an d rn ta.
a n «n { o r p tc r r a v liti.il
V j t iit i ta tiK iin n t ntvtci*
that muter amt imr.iiant In that
netuln rti.al Ivcree ..I Fnreelnaure
made amt entrr.d nit the 17th tiny
af Krttraart A. It. teat. In end hr
Ike Jmtn* nr the I'lcvnlt i*«mrt nf
Ilka Tarentr.lklnt Jmltrlal t'lrrull
nf
Ihe Ulnli. nf t'liiiMi., In anil fur
‘ (Continued FrtfW'l; '» g l Oral
ttemlnnl* f’mmlr. tn C M arttn ** n
iieiiiflna.
mver irtUrn Ihence'uiAll Indig rertnln ran*# ttier.ln
I’ WlltlK ilAlJR.Itr MA1I.
gained »tIf-gwernment. j He can wherein
TIM amt IIAM.AK MAHTIM, her
return to hla quiet life o f madi* kn.liand, are ike mmpleinnuia, nml
VAN K lirKk* nml Ifrrhll.KM l*.
tatlon, ,tudw ond prayrr.j
i .kv n R A i.rr tym itm ATioM are
I’Whoil Ciatkjkl art;pud for tha
vkor»y&gt; TfW#* y vt«t&lt;ta| t.rSlWr
th«- hletarlo orraril, hi al*ii«m ilS
Jourrtey from tho nld i&gt;#|hi to
the pfw waa compared J by by*
rtanUer* In hi. Matnrlr ailt march
which began layt Mar. 13. Thera
waa thla—difference—on. the fee*
mar aeration it waa U declare

Ul-ihaaouthlpyrtHitc b f etlckitro f»W t-

» k « 'U
r ~m.,
J:Hty o f roe*.
* • ! » « thf/paat.
a'mply clog tho P Iffi *n l lt»' '^ m c m h ;r't£ lV :;H » d " * y Kmkr
I
-----condition ptUnarlly, U«nk)ni. »ho 't i l O r iW fj
Oo tb fgn ey&gt; f»;ji
ary ether go: l dniutUt^
gat
Kmttjld Od— an MB td

l-wtmti -lin n a# In Jia r t n r A . Mem I ante

PENTLAND, GRAY und *
i

In 3 Months and;
Feels Years Younfeftr

.

A ccou n U n lf. jtn d Aat^Uont
f l n t National Bank BdlWInt

Chnfotd

" I havwi been taking KtuAben
Saba for nurly 3 month*. I hava
continued taking one teatpooehil
in warm water tvery morning, I
than weighed 3t7 p:unda, w it
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la ITS pound*. I d i nit only feel
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laati. t w*tkaT«*ta hul IS rent* #1
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pnan la a bUm nf hat water etery
mnrnlnh h*»n»r lir*nnr**l.
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■ml |M*lrr aail fvHr tnrala— gn
II,hi an yolainm, butter, cream
amt auaar —tk* Kru*rh.n » * y ta
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aqd .gone* belli tb* Ra&lt;
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celebrated.Imtoou-mb* he, anna
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melodlcu*
baaan-prafuntlo
voice, blending with and forming
1 . a foundation for I be othir vidce*
v of the choir, |i one*of the great
j ; . treat* of tha performance. The
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i
Chaliapin, who ha* delighted A*
I* maitra with hi* glnrloua vole# and
(\. M l* artlatry, la a Vary deir
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ha* the dlallrction o f being able
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ra i M f l u i t la crrUIn l o ^ r a f ^ « v a f r w « who lakra rfvanlngc.
* l fc*
an ad befora h « l Saturday. March 7, and set an*
_®f equal nlxc FREE, to run tin name, number a f tinea na the paid
waience, If yon inaerl a paid ad to ran two week* you gel a
a n t tine **mC "*** to

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ads must start at

^ . doublc hmdPr oamirtuidly that will enable advertisers to profit

lEt 3 pru&lt; id Celery
lainbuw I'm mi, Ovlcd»,
I— Heip Wani
W ANTED SALESMAN
WITH FOR RALE — ino.oou special cc|.
»rjr ptanl» (ur iale. M. 8. Met.
HiVlt
To take otdera amt do*
It'fr h line nrreiwUie* nrt o!d ia*
tallirhud inutc In New Smyrna,
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ar York nr Cleveland Aplar imin-a ilu (WOO annual hull,
K. C , lleralil.

far pit me* and coltectar
Immediately (ar paymao®
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FURNISHED HQU8E and ga­
rage. Impilra of M o- It. I L I * * - MOUTHAGES KOK SA LK :.
pen, o r iw r ofl^cU B t enditetond :‘614t&gt;8 payp lr one aihl tw *
8L, ne*t td ^ tB riA l»n * W n t » H perrci'.t. Sump divcount. H
Vf riiolrc celery faim*. Cl
n&lt; itl'nimlly good credit. D,
Herald.
CuUKfcf LANDS 1 FUlt SAI.K t
Ready for w W y props. Per- WEAK
S A N K O il II
IU
'-D ly (lialnisl f., IU. or m i x acre*
CLOTHES. All wool fabric
No cash required from respon- pieie nulla $30 anil $32. Modi
uiblc tniyvi*. rr«nk L. Fcrguioii, E. II. Hand all. Tailor, Send
llolrl Valdea.
Hank Bldg.

nr a. Smiir established* B&lt;l-,vprkTif“
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CREAMERY

Memphis,

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THE ARCADE
BUSINESS

S F M IN O L E tC iH I

CREAMERY

d ir e c t o r y ;
(t ho\itW W t t i t o &amp; i :
YOU CAN HEAT hunt (Imp* hy
10:30, Same a. WADQ| . )
' railing KeS-llabUla Inf-n.a. Xor
3(3-6— W IIAS— SpO*.-’' 1
lull Information wrlI# Arnerjean
■ J TO A D T B B T fa p k *
7/ Elanra; 7:36,*J(ama u WJZ
K, Soma aa W EAK) !\ Chronicle*;
lia r aid wptwtdl
0:30, Same a« WJZ; 10:30, Same
imuaghty familiar wit6^
aa W EAK: It. Same .a a WJ/.t
11:16, Jutem i 11:30, Onhvvtraa.
lfll.3— WHM—630
7. I'ian'al, new*; 7:30, Same a»
WJZ; 7:46, Same aa WJZ; H,
WEAK &lt;1 1-8 houra); 0:30, Same
aa WJZ; 10. Same aa WEAK; 11,
Sam* aa WJZ; 11:13, The Jrslrrr;
11*10. Ortheatia, pianlal.
S A V E YOUR WATCH repaired
ho
kooaf* bawl
210.6—WM|IH Tampa—UtO'e i b f W .■p
j Ct really
"
jsw tU r,
0:00, Theater new a, announceCut Out For Handy
menu; 0:30, Trio; 7:00, Dinm* Dr. Wv &amp;.■ MacDDUCALL, - C H I­
Urfrrpnces
ntuale; 7:30, Marian Duuglaa and
ROPRACTOR, A now located at
FUItNITUHE
Irene Reynold*; 7:46, Hollywood hU. iwildm ro. la Floral Ucighti.
IJgtlta; 0:00, Murk of th.&lt; Mai. B. Bar ford. ITion. MW-bL
Trade In Your Ilm-dFlir*
(era; U;30, WMI1K d e a r pro.tiam;
nUurc nt W AGONEUU
10:00, Enterll liters; 11:00, Jala A L L TRUTH aeektra for t|io
great truth and power known to
Lilea (iarela urgan recital.
CAFE
4(3 — W8UN HI. Petersburg—&lt;110 the Amirtila, write for tiro fretbook, “ Light nf Egj pi” , malic.I
OASIS
CAFE
0:00, Evening melodiea; 6:43,
Open 21 houru— 112 8,
Tapiea in brief (N B C );
7&lt;IW without obligation to aludrntt pf
Higher Thought'and Mysticism.
Anm* •n' Aptly (N B C ); 7:30, Phil
Cook (NUCt; 7:45, Koolnoloa Librarian 151, Amorv Temple,
Jotr. California._________________
ANGEI.'K UAIU1ECUK
(NBC)| 11:00. Kudv Vallec and hi*
Open 10 A. M. to 2 A.
ortkaalra* (N B C ); 9 : 00 .
High L E A V IN d TOMORROW morning
M. Hanfurd &amp; Gonevu
Hpota; t*:S0, flpomi jred prngimm
for Swa'.nslmm, (la. Can take
At cm.
Iwlir (NBC; 10:00, Dance tirchra- I w c , rin .n o 80
lm (NRC|; 11;00. Slumber wli.
CLEAN RAOS WANTED at thr
vie (NnC)| 11:30, Studio music
$61.2— W ltt'K Uanmvllle—MM.
TIIC IIA D A Y , MAR- S. IM I
6-^-tioiia&lt;a&lt;$‘ y*niii4
0:00, Myrr SI nun, V'o|in:,l;
S IG N S
0:16, The llarmonlan*; 0:3*». Steele LOBT — TJulies heavy- 1 'k a M t
gray mat ami nmlnollu on high­
llioth.-ra; «0;46, Clark 'Jourlrjr,
IL
N.
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Tinor;
llaniai tCutile
an.I way number's. Sanford til Orlun-l-t.
i $ihh t 7:00, ihunvai
hi ur «,,,„
Signs. I'hunr .102.
Kinder
phono
0120,
Ida Flaridluna; 3:30, All Southern
Mlnalrels; H:07, Weather Korc~ti~l I O K U K I 'A I R I N O
cast; H:08, Sign .Off.
,
A . K . H O H IR N S
192V MODEL A Kurd Cuui
267-7— WDUD Upland, — lift)
210 K. 5th SI.
(loud Coi &lt;111ion 8275.110.
TIH'HMJMY, MAH- «. 1831
i3ml Hon*
___
0:00, Time algnnl; 0:16, (IhildSECOND IIANI&gt;STORK
rap'a -llinirj 0:45, Dame inutlr) (H rr YOUR USED AUTO PARTS
7:00, Time atgnil and apnrta an
at Ratliff and H«m. Tin- place of
nounrementa; 7:16, Style Ohscrv. a million parts. 1'ilrcf to f i l l )otl.
uITii’ A* vF'O.lan.I.. Illghwhy!
er; 7p"J, Thp Ulil 4'Uger un-1 the
Phllci Ore best raj B:IKi, Mole &lt;)uar
um m Km s m m w m I
tell 8:3fl, Hawaiian Shadow*; 6:46,
R
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Lurin' Dunran, Concert violinist:
0:00, Lee Moraa — CBS; 0:16, U k S iK T * n a u o C T O R K -P r^
Open 24 houra— 112 S.
Chaitrier Readings —CBS; Kilo.
JrtlptMa, avagaiiu**, f'untala
A ul amotive program; 10:00, Rol­ .ervV*. P B O I I T T
dcllvariea.
lins f'd lrge |irug{niti.
Itron* 103w abc

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BUST
I y . (B j Tha A anrelated l’r.'»a|
I f
it’rograma in eastern itumlard
Ik Hnic. P. M. unleis oUicrwti.' inui[
catnL
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4S4J— WEAK New York- CiO
IV
' (NBC Chain)
I I
0, Dinner mullet 0:45, Undo -Un
kar.-i David; .7, Hymn aing; 7:30,
V T&gt;k«(rbi..B|i JJudy VaUc.-’i oi«|ies0; The (Mrthilny party;
T .' Melody jnemants. tenor; 10, H. A,
Relfo orehaatra;' II, Itap'il trim
' jailL- 1I;30, Calluway'a orthci'ia;
12, Dance hour
,248.6—WAUC New York-868
(CBS Chata)
ill® , Crlnte club; 7# Mtiftmi

i

- gram; 7:46, Daddy an«| Kollo; K,
Art Qlllham; H, Topic* In Inh-f;
8:15, Barbel ihrp ijuarlid; B:3n,
• II. V^JiaUanlioyi).. nuwaj 8:43,
' V Story V llpwi 0,
Morse; 0:16,
, -diorarlfr - raadlnga; UOO, Del**.

PROGRAMS
lei; B:30, SaLln urrhratr«| 0, Sanifraon and ('iunt)l; 0:30, Orelief.
Irn meludlpn; 10, Opera aerlea;
10:30, Clara, Lu and Em; 10:13.
Cab and Setwp; I I , Slumber hour;
It, Amoe 'll' Andy (ie|ieat); 12,
Husie'a urvhntra.
.103.0—K DK A—S30
f&gt;:30, The Duo; 0:46, Same aa
WJZ; It, Spinli, prpgiaati 1-1:16,
Sam* aa WJZ41 th J— W l . W

—•’700
7 , S a m e aa W J Z ; 7 : 46 , Spo nanr-

pd prugram; B, I o i Amigua; HSU),
Onhestra; I', Hand pnigiam; t*::i0,
Fame a* WJZ; 10, Tha Hall; 10:30,
Varirly; 10i45, Bob Ncwhall; II,
Maalera.
*(8J1— W J14— 731
7:15, The Grafters 7:10, Spon­
sored program; H, Same ar WJZ;
Cigar glils; U:30, Same as WJZ
10, IhiHp* drama; 10:110. Same
as WJZ; 10:46, Dr. ilayne; U . Ya,
riety (tt h &gt; «n ).i. ,
416.1—tHHH— 746

■ T,i SUidl&gt;|i prugraai; 7:80, Sam*
Aa W^IZ; «, WEAK ( 1 1 2 hours);
mrheatnii 11:30, llaiilo ti:30, Samp as WJZ; III, WEAK
H: I*.' 'MfCton H m iic ) i pivaraini 11(16, Ihuithrs and
Ci earn; 11:30, The C-...
— ,
Samoamt
3— WJZ^New1Verb—7M a,* 1 11:45, Jthymaa; 12, Ned knd Red;

(N||(J Chain)
12:30. Organ recital.
rising ^,-Jdn'or; 0:16, Van
27L6—wjrr—lout |
a orthw&amp;a; 6:46, Topic* In
*:3I&gt;, Orch« itra; 0:43, New*.
7, Amos V Ai.i'v; 7:16. The nui h*t*; T, Kamo aa , WABC;
i| 7:30, rtiil Cook; 7:45, 1:46; Mifltrels; H:I3, Hump f*s
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llral la Hanford, Kla,
Dinner 30c
Hprctallilng In
Strike, Chop* A
Sea Kaoda,

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HICYOI.ES &amp; REPAIRS
It isn't difficult tu Inrrrast. the prior o f wheat.
You just grind It and &gt;bokr
It.— Altoona Tribune.

Lock, Key and (laa Repairs.
DKETCIi'S

pi'IIOTOURAPHKH

CONFECTIONERY

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KOGBWOOO
F I.O W E H S H O P
(tenet a Jt Sanford Av*.
Chon, 132
A aclentiat &gt;ay* (hat tha
law of gravity
may bar.
abolished. Quite likely; lha,‘
giavlly ef law hsa alrtu^F
betu abolished,— IJ («.' f t '

BEAUTY SHOPS:

Clgara—TUbarco*—Candka
Maiarlne*— Fount sin
Drinks—Haadwlrhr*

D H IN K H L l IN CH ES

RUIHIW’S PI.ACK
IVIarras lUdg.

FRUITS &amp;
VEGETABLES

I)U Y CLEANING

Specially— I-attics and iltlldreim hair culling
WIIJtON'H lt\Itlll-'.lt SIKH1

SANFO RD STEAM
F llliS H K ttY
108 I’aleiHIo A » f -----Nulls tleaned « I'res.ed 60c
I’aau Cleaned A I'm o n l 23c
“ Cash and Carry"

F U R N IS H IN G S
Repair*— ICa/Inlahlag
Dphelalrrlng.

First HI.

Any Imnus for doughboys retina too Mg to the
man who slayrd at home
and arrumulaled pr-l»-rty
to Iro lased.-Erie Times.

ARCADE M ARKET
Cheapest In To*n.

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28-38 Arcade

The buy now
movetn v j has hern somewhat
ililPed, however, In the
New
York
Magistrate
MitkcL—llrlnit News.'

H D W IilN G

DRUG STOREvS

18 yrar* Job Priming lu
Fanfoid.
NANKOIID PRINTING CO.

The average Wall Slraat
lamb w.utd prefer an unIwarahl*
market.— Louis­
ville times.

WOOD YARDS
IMrnly Wood at OuhartSi

m «»« Wqol.yjkrd.C*,;
Went H it r le c n lh S L ?
I'hone 497-J.
Mr. nod Mrs. J. E. 82
—an.) rhtldnn left Sunday,
fnr Wichita, when that
will uke treatment for hW
ram. nml the fnmlly wCJ
enjoy

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D A It,Y N E W 8 P A P K R

8ANFORD. FLOHII

USmith tp
TypicalrmAs
Reporters QuestionHimOn
Matters O f Party Policies
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WASHINGTON, M »rtk 4 —
(A P) - A lf r e d K. Smith w ar In
IK S cam ia!*» latere I*w foim
j f n t t n h r when h* received Ih*
Washing! &gt;n cenetpondenlA. many
ol w iw n mad* tb a three-monJha'
thiec-llm a *whfe arotind the counlr&gt; with him. - i —
' Asked If be thought anj harm
would **• •!••• If * f*T«
^ i a i i a a ^ r t ;^ 1. , V.'ilf*lW&gt;&gt;Afefcai
phnvnenV tbo ta riff, a te , war*
had Thursday, a l the mreljiig of
b* VwUUad ad, msk- pally laavlti*, be aatd:
’
i paweseion of liquor " W lie w m th* demucratl* p a r­
'home urtavcful, and t i t« U lts«U lata a poalllon where
-tkpbBrden of proof’, il I* a fia 'd to disru** anythlnr
* fmagaaor wraa intro- th at affa tla Uia U rn , morala ami

PMtardgy by Senator
n£ jDHmocrat, Texes.
- TfiTTg

1 aald h i,, hill
talon e f liquor
uat eitUialvely

f •m ulU neoualy, condition* nn.
K r tba dry law* In four Mate*
«r*w ■harp rHUclam from lb*
W k k c rilu i* eo»nml**lon while »*•
fuceemewt in a fifth ataU wa»
ttemndaalon ‘ data
tranam ilted
to t h e abnota revered the atale*
e t.V r m Ythk, -lninuia. Naw J a c
bay, Leu I»lan« and Colorado. |n
all n a n p t Oaktrado wlde*piead
vdeiallena of the liquor law* were
H y iilA . Dlaregard of prohUltdon
v * . declared *&lt;• flagrant In and
arobnd New York city that lit
Ml of al? erlm lnal raie e InItad t h n e are#* frvm tbl* law.
» eUTvrty #f IlllneU apoky

p p /g f wtdreprrUd aorruption
la b ile offlelala. It Hated
•ee of tSO reputed tThleago
IH log*ther w ith \l h * lr
, e f r*TW»», *nd reported
italic a a 'th # dW eeery of
' q u a rtltle , e f pohen dlp1j« i " la- rycew aald to have
reppled by A l'C apone’* fol-

1
rank and file with prraant teadiIlona."
.
‘ Do you Maine the itp a b lk a n
p a rty ? "
.
“Kerrybody 1 meet la blaming
Ibemieldv*," lit tVjJied w ith ta
•mil*Smith wa« asked w hether . ho
had found any change In Ibo wet
rrn tim tn t alncc lit* 1028 "ram-

FIt* Cent* A Copy

U N K S nA Y , M A RCH 4, 1931

MASONIC

GREET PRESIDENT HOOVER

M ahatma, Irwin Con
To A greem entA ft
WeekaOf Debatin

Police Think She Took
Her LifeBecause Of
Notoriety C a u s e d
By Mother’s Death

" NewmBe u II. fntllit; Mar,
4_ ( A P ) —Peace at Uat had

(A P )—Bcnita lllachoff. l« -y * ar-‘
India,. racked Mr ■
crate to
.. SPJK
rid daughlrr of Vtvlrn G ordin, |
y
«
r
1
&gt;
&gt;
*
* civil dl*obedIW
alalr Nrw York aelreae. died In a '
movement which defied *1
hoapital ,* * tn d a y an h ‘“ r a fte r j
tho authority of tha BrIUal
»)•,. ha I hern found unron*,-loU#
In a gas-filled room of her home
,h e jt* v h rr ^ Irp n j^ th tr, Mr*. KuiJ re ^ W h o ff r
•
Her fdlhcr.-ili h |rK . C. Illschoff,
a deputy United State* marahah
in tha United State*, who recently met
"flow ahout pow er?"
■
Drtegelea to the eonfererr* of Gmnd bl»»tira
•Tliat**- n eecondarv aunjert. waa not home a t the lime. Mira In Wnch’ngtoa. photographed with P ri* ld tn l Hu* err
You can't get lha average mao Gordon a a* B 'a c h a ff, fir»t wife.
I*,dlrr raid '**t n'aHt they had
h tu r a te d in it. I t ’a two l a l o n t *
not d&lt;trrm lnrd
w hether
Mia*
and difficult."
.
"Any r-m m ent en tftu W icker- nieeh.'ff’a tValh waa ae. I 'en'.al ar
planned. They rip e r-» rd
the
ahani re p o rt? " *
"N oth'ng more than what I nidptin th at eh j hud en led her
have a tn a d y aald on It a* a t v Vff lieeau*# of the notoriety that
Dill.ANDO, lia r. I-IA IM —
a tle 'd rd the n&lt;ro«e..uurder of hoi
po tter,"
Ml*, lle**le Ur»y, of Kroct"Do you attach any significance m other, who p'-llre b-lleYp waa
proof wa* killed and five ilher*
Ip the eraim th of vowr rbre| tljo strangled to dtn th Seranao of teawere Injuted *efb&gt;u*ly today
timony ( ho had threatened to glee
In, North C arolina?"
when their automobile wa*
"You can't Ull anyth n* about In nn Ineritlgetlon of rlee and
elruek by a train lu-aring^ the
It.-1 had a b‘g meeting there In g ra ft conditions I* New Yoth.
body of h er.m o lh tr, Mr*, h . I*.
The atltactlye high aehotl girl left
lints."
Hi ay, t o ’Atlwn*. Ua .* for loirno net* o r farewell mt-&gt;aagr.
ial. Th* Injure,! w err all miniFriend* recalled, however, lhat
|*-r* of the Hi ay family. Joe.
flenlta hod been "different" elnre
Tho n rw n l and mint elah- ral*
WASHINGTON.
Mar.
I
fA
l’*
Kunic*. A rnlo Mae. Mary Belle,
h er mothel’at dvwlh. She aeemed
t&gt;|ie*
of automobile*, a* featured
hialtaln* of ihc Deou-ntWund the father. Thr accident
reluctant, frlth d , aald. to fare the
by the &gt;, ven local autoninhll*
Party iiifin U e d in Wi»*h tiKlon
,-ccurrel
ehortly
a
fte
r
they
ether student*.
,
,
dealer*, who a ir acting a* »pon• la .led north a fter placing
many v m
lira . IlW hoff Tounj hrr step­ yialm tajr, l»ut
•nr*, will Iw m erhlblllon a t the
daughter lying uncoiiac’loua In the IrrenT * left the rank end I bannual Sanford Automobile Deal* agreed lha# Ihote Bring alon|,fh&lt;
kltrhrn. The Jet* «■? » *•» S i f t • l!ll In doubt whether the meeting
era* A**ocdatlon ahow ’ w h'rh will roaat eould manufarlur* tlie-*u»
.t o l* held ThuNu’ay wind • •*•
w rrP open.
Ih- »lngid in the M ayfair Hotel d'mmt from aea Traler and-thb&lt;
Ill*, huff It atglloned e t U tt« n . a lovc f r a .t or u fnillllv quariel.
hallrnom Friday and Saturday grcld pufrha*lag from the.guY
A* demand* cam* from the Ka»*.
V a., where he la In rharge of the
lia r. 13 und I . It. wa« ann-tinri erninrnt luoaopoly.,
&amp; .
biialmaa ailmlnlat.atlon of the \Ve»l nnd Stl^ih Dial et-monii.rd by Kluyd A. Patm er, puMlcIly
No inpre a m a iin ^ aeltlng or *1
District of (Vlundiia rrfu m iato ty» rondltlon* in tlia d ol pruhli*lt!iiil
rhaitm an Ihl* iiiumleg,
•
nioepher* fo r-a' p A rP co n frrrn r
hr made the prrd nninant l»*Ue n
The dreiainn l# bold the auto­ cvuVl b,» imagined than th il
NKW YOUK. March d (AIM-? HCCJ. Chnirmpn lf*»kil- of Ih l
mobile ahow thia year cam* a* thd which thiwa mUInifht p e u r p itk r
WASH1NOTON, Mar. 4 - ( A l’&gt; Thlnga brgnv tv "break" yr«le7- p aity ’* national lo m m ttc e la»u»J
■ * • • • ** a
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rwault of a »erl»a of litf- rm al cona ita trm rn t rc’leiatltm the p o i'
day
In
lha.V
ivian
Guidon
qiurdcr
--.Seventy Flrat , C«IU|t«»V ad­
frronree
w
hbh
culminated
la
a
i n y t . i y , but t t f d W * *f f ‘j
journed Jqfgy?JtsisHV# tf* * 1.1” &gt;on deiVInpmiwU # &gt; , aefem cdi TtmL
public view. •
Dial riel AHarney M eU ughltn, ‘ Ab ml the eauie IliqP and airr»»v llimrlii? Khoal* bHf Wa* *u*-aln«l plana far. th r balding tuf the *&gt; gray tower, ra*emM«d a low *J
halted yoeterdiqr t * j-tH g-l 'tlm
cent were laid. Sam D. Ilighley- lim tr than S palace of
pePCt ,
"aurr-flre ifM ecu tn r" i f
»hb the halt from th« chhfrman’a ho­ - y Hi, Kenate.
p i,',eru tla n ’a attem pt to lUpa i efc
man wa* named general rhaiim an From the clrrk tower of, a neigh*
Bronx. daahed Into the w e n t tel aiiilr, Alln-d K. Smith, the im defent* wltnetve*.
^
? ,e T hP vole a * , W
31.
of the ahew, and he w l ||. he *•• b«rlng DritJah church etnM ’ th n j
giand Jury loam, hi* hat askew. ly 1* prrtlilrnllal candli'al* kl ?*dd
Th« wh a ataa* were M rs .,A ik*
The bill, wlikli ( U 1‘r r d d d t *1*1,d by Floyd A. Palm er, Harry dob fill tolling nf S Yrlork.
'J 1
“Thing* a re beglnnlrg to break, told new-pap* r pirn he CtW e
Ai!kina,'g7-ye*r-«ld m other, i f tha
Suddenly Ih* puny ard w h ile-'
fellow*," he railed to rrp ..ftrn - hai in In the iiailonul eommiHee raid in hi* veto meiHgi- -quaiely K e lt, W. K. W althall, flld Rive.
ilcfeadagt, wha eollapred ddring
"\Vr ran aat a U ttll bit ahead UUcu»*il»g Informally all i*nhllf pn *«-nfrd the i.»Ur "» govern- Al While, and Voile William*, all clad figure of ■Gandhi emerged
the n o m receea. and Mr*. Maymf
nirr.t oprratb n In r«m|ieUtbin of whom are nn vorluU* commit- from the hug* »ton* gat* of the
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II ifinan, participant hi th* Sea*
with privet* Intrrrel* wa* killed
Prea# cQtrHi&gt;*ndent. who wa* the
A
ah&gt;rt
time
later
he
i'**H»d
nett*' 1**1 bfldg* gnaw- .
uhi „ It* friend, falleil to obtain
{even dealer*, handling
Id vieerrgul palace. The \»»oeiafed
out
Utnl
away
m
b#lng
InfnrmH
f
i
r
b'nt
In
drU
tm
ln*
what
Ibo
.Ja m e s I t Page prn«*»Otor con­
the
two-third*'
votn
n'vt-**aiy
lo
only qew tpaprrinan on the apotfi
(Continued aw Pag* Throe)
* small i »u | h-. for whlrh th* city meeting ahimUl niim U rr n» be wap
tended lira . Adklna and hlr*. Hof*
g iln lt
wa* ranibid had been foil'd near tiol a rh. iaber of. Ih# ctinimiite,'-. l-a* ,.lt over a veto.
man h a j repudiated by the r tiro
"W ill you *lgn an arm lallH
Tin- vole cam* a fter arvrrnl
lie addi-l tho lom m lttic m u ll ntd
C rn ttal Park.
timony statem ent* made to o ffi­
day?"
*
fix policies fur addition •&gt; Ilia hour* of d ihale In «[biili Kenaloig
cer* a lta r the slaying of John O j
"B elief a*k the viceroy." r*«
N on I. lit Neb.), and lltaik til
nat'oiw l coiivciillon, l
Bennett In hi* fdahiunablt vpartpiled the naiionalUt leader with
Mit.nwhilc, old and netir Senate Alu I. bd an otlocl. on 1'ir.ldciit
hi* habitual diplomacy and th«g
Hoover
for
m
l
tlgi'lng
the
tm-a*D
rm
oirata,
In,
biding
the
|Mtrl)'a
He attrm p tid to show th a t Mi*.
th r new* of a n - agreem ent ram s
f la ir Iraik r, dtm andrd with cmIlofman ami the defrwdanl'* moth­
from other* than him.
Null
I*
rln
lg
r
d
thiI'tri-ident
,ha*.*
Ikai
economic
rvhabllltner had tliangfd tholr flo r c* to fit
IIDHTO.V, lia r. 1—( A P )—”Tit*
tlun Ih- | Ml frttwnrd a* the d» ol wa* "w ith the power liu * l" ond
in With the ^cld cafiar rhualhig
nnn| i*iur in the next presidential Plark u**citcl he violate I
In* hixheil tide In i t yrnm . aggravera ion of tha dv frn ir, by te itlfy ceiiipuign promt*!** by Vetoing tho valid by a »tiong wind today In­
rn&lt;c
dng the) did not w lnao* the ahootvaded the Nrw Knxlnml coaal,
tienutor ItolniMori u( Arkuiism. bill.
In . nnd leaving, M|w, BannvU th-i
Inu-datnl *trv*t*, »lallrd aul»flwu bail, r mid v a c prea-tintivl
Adniim*tiatli-n t -iwl-r« I- n r d mi-blle*, ami marooned m*ny uco u y person ari* lu m o u n t th a actty their decisive win over I
n irninna ,,n the Fmllh tn l-rt, raid Ih* vote when Norrla and other
cupanl* of w alcifrunt building* bawling team rr p m e n tln g lha
In
th*
Hi
nailHurt
Ib
publliun
■ulvtn-alc*
of
the
bill
alli'inptr,|
to
Page seu ih t to uverihtow tba
Transportation srrvlee was a t John* Itlver T ransportation 1
Irodi-r* still wrr&lt;- ini£)inu ,4) a lay It aside, de-eluti'C a »Me wa*
r*»*e theory Ih tt/B e n n e tt w w
ram palgo to mail- tIt*- |H-uple bo Usrle*, In view of thr lin|H *»l- u *1 iiiil*|ill In itutny aertiana, and one nf th# *nfflta In lb* ISA#
dn nrrldrnlally whua graiqiling
I'Pti* ||||&lt; «**•*••*I • y in
f iHii. tdhty i f |-a**lug the me#*uie III Ir ta u s r of the appr.arhea, umMr DrUndo Hnpllng lasagne, th* (
.(Continued On Png* Four*
from evcly celery Held 'it ih'* To *U ||»nl bl&lt; aryiiineiit be r.t
water fetry servlr* In Boston hnf- cry O ly Bowling team , he*,
the Hi uic over the veto.
mc'l-Ht. of «*ery Im cct, lotg. Of *d a iv,t-nil&gt; iL H i'le d art - Ir
Hixtrrv KipublUan, voted lo lair war *u*p«-ndcJ. Pru|wrty dam- by Paul I’eauld, high scorer ■(:
worm which e*t**r farmer* rv«a uy Htmalur ?'c»* -it Dh’o. ilm lr- pii.i the lull nvur the Veto while ngr I* e»|-e«led to he great.
tvcnlng la»t rig h t, iritvanr*t|l
th r sl'ghlcat an ilely or I •**.
Kuwlaoita were rnt(do)vd an tha sreottd place In tho league atai
Bum of the Uepubll.ail Nuli-mul Ihiee Itrin o rio l, Jotnnl with 31
In order to frvc'lilnt* the hand­ Gollimlllor.
II stun w ater front when dneka Jngs,!■
Itepu'dhan* to *U*tain it.
ling nf th* |Moduct. F. F. Ilutli-n
T h , Ideal lorwllng q u la l* • M
H tiulor ttiil-b (jf llntaailiii-idl*
Two-lhir l* ■o e tr m re.i-ary to and s t m t * were IrundaUd. AnHuh* tl»., Inc-, pTonove Hanfuid In another Ibu-r *|H f.|i, tn di
Inmnb'lra wet* slalle.l lluoughnut Ihre* ganr** front th* Ortand* I
vegetable griWtT* ami ab'ppcrs, " I h l , (* n • .linn- lit Ihi ►citing !«*• the bit! n r i r the veto.
the roaatul region and th# main try, and In two of them, ran
hav* been ap|Hi|nlod aa local a- up t i l l * men it luting 1" Hu- wet
MONTGUMF.KY, Ala., lla ie h 4 highway fn-m I.ynn to Horton waa • ay wlftr th* r ppasltiuri. n
g rn lr. They now have on th*Jr and diy ••■uc, in n-ligi-m* or to
(A P )--Gov. II. M. Miller y rr -' lw|«M ahl*. Tho wind tanched n P itold again howled high *H
Ihunw a iillr.lUul * u |p le of III* i arir-1 oDUir, tthcii nun and » » lu d a y IrruieU a, "li consistent" ^ tiitxiitiiim v th rily of DU mil** rt m oling hi* ft a* perform anrd •£
p iu lu rt, r.nd Ihr) ;il«si uia u'aln a
the ru g g rsti-n "I Pre*Went lloov-i an bnur. Hla cottage* w*r* bat- lust week. H r. W arren T y w i
• |t c al d*p»ttm rnt of information.
r r I list Alabama nnd Tennessee I tn e rl lu plocr* by the wave* a t J. J . ’ Ilolly. Kddlr Bender, and Uf
The John Powell ('*-, In . ho*
o tarate llunclr Hhoala, a fter th a | Keerr* Hearh and 600 olhir* A. Itenaud eomtawe tha H anlW l
*p*rlal&lt;*rd fn th* highe-t g m i*
P.r-ident placid hi* velu on th e. wet* flooded.
T hi acur** of ll»* ganraar f M
of Pyrethrum fa r many year*,
N orrl, bill prgvbllng government*1
gam*. Hanford 6*S, I h Undo wIS*
amt Ihry maintain a complete toul i&gt;|-eiatinr.
•vrand game. Hanford I t s , Or tin*
tomnlogirat Uh ira'orv where e l“Th* Hre*id*at auggr*t* th at
do, Mdli third game. Harford
f * d &gt;a * i t tw* e-wslaally g o iaf ua.
A labuna and T*nn#»**e lea**
Orlando M l.
Il airta of ecery tlrol an- i-re.,trd
Mattel* Hhoala b n u u se they are
RLKA rU K P M * »
N eil Thurailay night, * a
thruughout the y ear under *lan.
FT. MYF.iiK, Mar. 4 —(A P )—
m re (ainlUar with th# project
■‘tr d a*d rondit on&gt;. und rraull* uf
w hkh Hi* la tbelr Htale*." tthe U*.-rgaaltaHoa of th* SouLham Orlando bowling alley*, th # l**«
lMI.^ M a r t T ? - ( A P ) - f l .
fe*t» on them lu rn h h th r ha*l* for
ior#rno» ah id. “Ilut President Sugar Compvny a | (Tredaton la ■•uiflt will play a g ilru t thd Haadj
rletam C hlragi, wa* mad* d#th* ap rro v lm a l.- amount of PyreII over hea h*d bit men »n (He under way, It waa annourcad to­ K rsliu ran t flee. All peVwena'JB
th ’um reeded to . erndbato Ih*
►i miud tun, a rd they also are day by Roy Htubhe, apceial maa- t*rr*led In howllna a t* In v IU tltll
fam iliar with the entire lliu r lt ler appointed by Hie circuit r « * t attend a* r u r a l, af th*
whose huahend waa fatally
Iter•&gt;. Hlubb, leave, tomorrvw far team, and every e ffh rt will \W
shoal* plant.
Their PuwCa brand I’jie th rY *
"I think th a t Hla *ugge*tpa New York to a llra d a meeting af mad* l» organ'** s a o th rr taaM-iH
||| Republican U a iiie f u liy " tille d produrl, and
yM
Ould weather was g-vrn a* 'he that w* lease th* plant when he g n u p a .inter rtle J lg th* i » i - »«on a* possible. . '
; against h rr h I* n»w arah eb le to rd e ry grawtrn iu n fur the i*o»lponlng until -Ir. I.nee to approve a bill allow­ iwny from New York, t'hlrago,
, by
n'-mlnP7 n
tom aliow ofliniv-on of the trut- ing Ihh gJ»*m w art .t* do ihl*. i* •m l the Ihuifie cuaat. Dotall* of
m tA I N K YOfUB
for th*
Ihr rr&lt; rgai itatb-n ware net mad*
ting rare* whlih wet* *chpdiil*d
Au»li haa
HT. U)UI*, Mar. 4
known here cither by tho m u te r
I* have b ,rn M a|rd at the Headen D risotl,
ITON,’ Match 4
Una Johnson, firm e r |
e r th* Judge.
/• (*nolo D ry in g flu b this afteroiam,
the Aaserlcsn l.aagne,
the Jralu re &lt;f wbilh wpa t i have
n r Heflin. A latam a
•
MIAMI GBTH MAIN
• tag slightly w eaker In*
w . Mur. 4 -:&lt; A * ) born tho tunning of the Haafunl
bad yesterday with
no hop* wa* held f r f .l
life 'mpr roniiicn* Ctmnsbt r of G um m rrrt h*ml&gt;ra|&gt;.
al aat Pf vocal coed*
MIAMI. Mar. 4- t(A P » -P |IW I Uia (tbywhlaa. Dr. U l
t h e ptngiaw will bo carried sort
Mar. 4—(A PI—
NKW
a#l«ni»y ain u I A*
►aid the form er hnat
||n famed Gel- lias two raw weather rpcorda
tii year old milv im port UH. an* all i t n u q huMbic
yd, but in high but Ib ry 'r. far rainfall ia*d hnet Um deltrien* m trh ^
title'.* or admittance la Mu',Dock
travronttnontal n regaUv# bat Hag &lt;w tbn fHrfi
DHouik. . --I- ran *md gyamUlarrat may uaa.thgw toleorhrd here te- vaunted tropic aunabine. I l l l f *
ha i; and N itaS. m#MTcw ui Friday. T)|'* I* tho f nanowstoiuv en- ■strata pedod durian Mondays
K fHess.1 a p j teM aj drf waok , f taring' ai tho (smifwnod
Igrl'a. II* •oil# rain alarm, peeeipiUlbso waa t . t j
• Una ra id a f r a ,.s .
dmt**ion ,-f
K k h the I s .l r .l h s .r u . op the
'•Id

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RASKOB STATES
PURPOSE OF BIG
MEET THURSDAY
Over ^

RailroadAccidcnt is
Fatal To Youns: (lirl

Sanford Dealers Get
Ready For Annual
Display Of Models

Democrats

PROSECUTION IN
CARD GAME CASE
SCORES WITNESS

State Attorney Says Filibuster Succeeds In
Witness Repudiated H alting Legislation;
Hoover In Audience
EaNier T estim o n y

Muscle Shoals Bill
Veto Is Sustained!
By Senate, 49 to 341

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port .eh aractcrlu d Al f « -

."Alphanso Capone, all**
flla . Hcarfaca—vke.
^ a!l(g*4j gangaUr*.
am nanr dead, waa •*i ( I t aeciet HI** of Ih*
ganttaiaalon. Koch
It entry a* "dyna( throw er," "d u g -

i*" or "booxa and
'■wni of plrturct
« iu n

and tbalr

IM w a, a saagwm

Shiga..

■TW e n tire

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*M M rocmr I* oca
Wn* a o tfh ." th*

UL "Guard* anal.

Record Tide Stops
All New England's
Ocean-Front Trade

Dutton Firm IsNow
Selling Pyrethrum
In se c t Destroyer

Sanford Bowlers W:
Over Orlando Quinl

u rt Decision Seen

M a te d Picture*
* q , d i . I'
- weekly m eeting of th*

• 'r lock, tfM
ng'. dJ*cu**U
part*I rcU of

t la »Ww ■

m m m

Southern Sugar Firm
Is Being Reorganized

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Cold W eather Halts
Horse Races Today

Kinstel
Home,1

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"A net re u . IrenMown, an op(lonllnm * V*-m p a rt If
erat'on an! a siege of pneumonia
la w hit IVa beta throogh with In
this pa«t two years", declared W. Jack U »«w , | w*ui In g.. l™ ’
&gt;lra. Majnw llofman, who waa
L, Rmllh. a * K. n t h 8L, Oaka furtir.praQ yesterday t &gt;hl alard, Calif.
‘
cam th.- story of Ow ronlrart
btii.fr hand which led to wpnla
telwccn 0** Bennetts, the rlapIfflNOTOIf, March S U
P&gt;« of Mra. Bennett, and la th*
Urowira of citrus frolla
pio&gt;oruior’i recoostiucllon, tha
re* under a. Supreme Couit
H.I.brralo slaying of HctmtU !•&gt;

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p.vllk law.

bullet hole* hi i M N l t 'i th lk k v
IndVariri th* shots werv f in d at

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jMU»r &amp;
la iS g s
I* Hf W lU O i ' W

f lo a g tt as ■ man w * i g . r* w
to violent f Is of. temper. tCay u
Baker, a paper bancor, and N-Kc
W. Doff, a builder, tsld of eerim
Bennett become
enraged a
•truck Me wife re r ir a klowa on.
I nrau«r he could not find a ahh
and nirco because a W h ile w.
"spoiled."

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dftfrl^.1 p n ^ r n r aMO.

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Cura Cdld-&lt;j i t

that TIM SSTaT,

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■ recommended by the Depart,
a t af Agriculture but (ho Hogi Compaejr contended. In a toll
ilm t the A m rrltn Fruit Grow,
tf lfcf, that It had a mon &gt;poly
th* treatment under patente
by It.
•'
Third Circuit Cogrt of Ap*
‘Court Monday In aa untnloplalon by Juetlea McKay-

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Nettle Fowler

td reviews grunted Included
■challenging the oil Connerpolicy of President !loo*et
laalng public lands to pyaspect
Ik court also announced It
Id decide w hither Sheriff
Mas W. Cunningham must
k,lo Washington, U. C. f»»
i under an Iltd let ottot rhsrghim with rontrmpt *f the
li* for refusing to answer
Mlons about the campaign n!
Ilkm fl. Var# f j r the. Herule.

d ltlu t I suffered from InJIgratIon, ' ronatlpatlon, ditalnoii and
backaches almost continually: air
bleed was thin and my atieagtii
and vitality almost gone. But
Ilnre taking Bsrgon and Hargon
Pills, my whole system la In
splendid condition. I nerer hay*
Indigestion, conatlpeilcn, sr nay
other ailment row; and I hare a
feeling of strength and well-be­
ing I haven't enjoyed Jn months.
I consider the Hargon treatment
the greatest medirlna on »*&lt;lh.”
Bold by U ney'a Drug Store,—
Adr.

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T h is Ik I
Camel y s chaps
mktelf • s lg n f/ic e n i

UXAIIARHRK, Fla., March
K f l ~ Attorney
General
advised Moo-

IhaJ he had won his rale a ­
M the Rrogdei Company be.
,th« United Htatcs Hupreme

H r Gatchel auMrtalned' with 'a
rw«k party last night a | their
Mae,Jn t h e ‘Ban U r t s Apart|sata.. A color scheme of green,
eventuating the Ht. Patrick's
lea Was carried nut In all decoItlaaa and party appointments.
tThroughout the overling bridge
M H were enjoyed and at a late
MM scores wore added and prises
yarded. High score prise for th#
jMs, aa eveplag handkerchief,
VA to Mra. C. C. Smith, J r ,
MU ' high scorn pries for the
■it, a combination ash tray and
fhter, was awarded to R. C.
■Ith, Jr. Low score prise for
4 ladies, a framed picture, was
A llslte r u t a n I
Mooted to Mrs. ton) Johnson HooaM ItrseriM S Clarke's I
M b Mr. Johnson was given law fcfW tU ii l - II 9 mI J r l l # r
IfH aca laid VlbcMtl
a ts prist for tbs men, sharing
Uf» • • U p ip m « l
‘M tha supper hour a salad
lin o was served with reffae by
W(hostess, assisted by Mrs. Jule
M e l. Those present were: Mr.
B T I w . Jute Msrhtl, of Chlrsgo,
K .s h d Ml*. fc C, Hmlth, J r ,

T B B C A M IL B

F o r th e h e a t a n s w e r s to th is q u e s tio n :

Wednesday Thursday

First J*rUe, $25,Q00
S e c o n d
aotL of Atlanta, G a,
aver the Thrift Hbop.
Unaged by tha Welfare
t af tha Wamaa'a Clsb.
inwstt plana t* handle
lip*, af. cooked food,
andla re, aauvealr* sad

P riz e * $ 1 0 ^ 0 0 0

T h ird
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F o r th e ^ y e n e x t b e a t a n sw e rs

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P ric e , $ 5 ,0 0 0
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F o r th e tw e n ty -fiv e n e x t b e e t a n s w e rs

? r : coc^
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CamMtimmm fisr«m ia« &amp;mt—t
jCt"? I 'b J 1*
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■ Our neighboring towns of DcLand M
Juit staged fairs which were acclaimed n si
to those communities. It la regrettable th
listed In the richest .fanning area of the stf
ride m «m means of displaying He agrta
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l and gredit
nford, altwe not proI products
Ibililies of
. Ih pursuits of
l soil. Orlando haa just received some 1wowdwrfal publicity
means of Its fair and a good examplee of this
____la the
_ fol*
ring commendatory editorial appearing In the
r Timea-Unlon: ‘
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’ “Another success was scored last weak for the I
successful Otrtrsl Florida M r, which haa has* Ih
$lly, in Orlando, for a number of years f a i t Aa U
miles that parudpatad in the flair of thlaiatrjkgv
Jwlng In agricultural importance, and othsrwldn, i
dlnulng and greater growth waa interestingly c

of exhibits and In popularity every previous fair held In
The City Beautiful*.
. d
^ • t *Wtather conditions wen not the beet during lost week,
but* it was very evident that the ardor of the exhibitors
P P A T ,.JtA B C H A J M I and of tho tens of thousands of visitors to the fair could
not'be dampened. The exhibits were mon attractive than
over; they w en moet st^ractiye ln the matter of display.

meat of extra ticket seDtfaIn order to accommodate
crowd applying for admission.

s y tlm , say the Mirxints-~w*
will Maks ■ seeisl rovowUso, Th*
trouble Is th at tbs sedfil iwrdladon cannot sta rt lomS f f w a s m .
lag. A thrsatsalng ir"* 1 grsWsa
tho S w t be pcw enM by mtdsly
rmlng era’s Intention to build

WIUDrAUA
op-and It shook
*4rpc»,
*-J ■T’
I an dppls plump; "It's leo
Ugh ■f o r m a l ( f f n , v
jgh ;IV# ehiag &gt;e» weeks to
is topmost booth
seme 1 eat dtM for a tom We
,wi".
1
S iqtrod heart whispered;
u»t h»ng owl"
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the; wrtkllng apple to *arth

od. Of course, dhe flvc coontfee participating In the. exposi­
tion ‘bad tho goods’ with whkh to make the magnificent
showing that w it made, Hare thim that, the determination
was there to make the (mat showing possible, anti this was
done successfully and appreciatively, the latter as evidenced
by the Urge st tendance and the favorable comments made.
“The Central1Florida Fair management and those who
In any way contributed to the success of thli jreaFs exposl*
tlon have nothing to regret. On the contrary, they have
overy reason to go forward In the prork of puking every
succeeding fair aa successful, and more so, ibgn ' tho on*
that ended lest Saturday night. The benefits that result
alt wight long with moan and from these fairs cannot be calculated; they give wonderful
|h
V .&lt; ) ! • '
Impetus to the agricultural advancement of thbee Central

sayi W« can &lt;io nU lilay iMMi Wr
th trs will be war* so leak s*
there are men on earth.
fsrtu rrr ct r u m sskf fciprflEfl
thlae n a i I* alee s f (U s e ^ s

with a scientific spirit, bs s M
that war Is gemethlng Uks a rut.
ural law, a regulating device like
a safety vilv*. Maurraa and hi' lookinIf i t bit b?oki, v h at mb-

disciples In ml] rounlrir* f M f | * Jett
U tU fli kept U t mtm) enhim men of goed arnss Md£2gL
d*i»t patriot*.
vP I H M f f,sf» S c ‘J5wars ego It was two voliss o s Christ, a work
Fortunalsly th* numHc nt. m | |
who do not regard war a* h illrl pewksrtd a roar ef mucking
Inescapable calamity Ilka an dH
T f f .T i:
of rat* Is daily growing. llungpi
slavery wo* once thought n dl- urSe eSthird •n sv fU o n ." It la a
vln* Institution against which U nuvel abiut flying. A gtis .it I*
waa foUla tn r*b*l, It wa* swept Itarbusrs who h*. found l i the
away. People did apt combat the rcalftui cf s modern re fe r. c t
plage* for y ear, breause they tiaVpoiUdlon B «lw erijr of lookthought. It .wrSa (fed's wi’l. , Dot Imp nt lift, n stw fjim of IWs,
i« T * » mcli M t 't u t in n n'n-e.
t h e / fly Over th* grratcr part
of th* forth add then awing upduals la gradually wearing
word Into 'th* ether. Iters, In the
Most human conflicts (aye ,
g n a t iltcscd ef spare. the earth
nowadays without Moodiha
and nil that I, In It naaume n
Why not all of thciaT
rsw 'aspcct. 7n startling now di­
net elear -by new from
think that Maloney,
Wd world rcvral, its
boeks that the m»- mensions Uw----------t
^ -S _ . a
--------its! of-himself on ta
wbo fought between
i »*y*«
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win Itall* dropped front the
sm-hta faTgk.
ig or I H sag so t” cried a
tit wtoeeip,
a g lu t would coma and a
Ig vesld snap
th* fanner esld ss be clewed
i fall:
« apples can’t w talbsr s

quite a box offleo attracUonTbut it slab hasw onfor Maloney
hcart* from the frill
« m r wbally nsaospsctmL It has
It) thr morning sftsr sn autumn a large number of supportere who always root for the under Invariably
throughout
hlatary
dog.
. .
the eulcom* nt a policy, fol,
“In moat of the public appearances of Cemera, he has been
By Edgnr A. OuMt.
lowed by on* slats or asetbyr^
been exploited aa the favorite to win Thursday. It la In no Never was w»r an&gt;f oed upon Ihh1
City tux collection* tn St. Ps- weak whispers that the report: la brttltedl ab^ut that he psepltc wlthsut p&gt;epa ration, with­
tssburH are $100,000 shesd of wUl be next champion of the world in tho heavyweight dlvl- out working up public opinion f*r
ut year. It appears th* flulf
It. If this i* true, mad if war la
a crisie, why can public opinion
not b* worked up against that
crimsT
• • • •
Henri Barbas#*, t# whom our
ll'ork". Moat p
time owe* th* first and the meat
work b*fdre
•tlrrirg of war books, Remsrriu*'*
gear.
“Nlcbl* Neoes” net expsetad, la
not a prolific w riter. If* writ**
only when he I* strongly affected
by ec*ru amend him. U such
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TAX FACTS

Taxes on personal property and
m l estate, bu|lne»» or rsaubmllsl,
pa d during the taxable jresr 1W0
ere deductible from grass income.
Hbwrver, so-falied tax*, on local
tenefits such im i h t n u l m t l c R
«r n sewer, ijdmnelk. s t m t paying
drainage and slip liar Improve­
ment). the rest of which Wad, to
add to the value ef ths property
of UCT maxisar military UraxTy
end xuthlc»xa«»*. I la ..d : * ,- n o t
hisitate to preach the political
doctrlats of Eaalsrai Europe In
this aOtreL Hat It’s quite bearable,

s&amp;ffi&amp;sssaisls
crrrUe. tb« reader aleag.

J-U'4.

a o a k

iwUmd rilysar-okl PUIadel. merchant ntsnU y ’bad hk
W rutply coufbcsltd. Th*
* rantUlad of tXWlQO worth

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ltd port sad Burgundy Wips*

HcoUh, ryu sad Bourbon wbis- of Um crowd.
i Her# urea on* f*U*W that l&gt;««n batter."
kt going to got caught short
ml Judge WlUIsm C. Uhe,
w that tte$o w te
tb* grand jury would f t"

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HAVING specialise
many years we off*
th a t |g guaranteed

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w csrefuUy tm itd

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SSSfttffii
v,N*Nssi
Id lr tl,

following si

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in the hiffb«et grade o f touted PYI
to Celery Growers a freshly milled, I
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TELLING THE W O BU )

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Bw *V --u- -Vt.
l (yiA
lA
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irtntoi

�j Okeefennke* Swamp is drained
PT* point i.f \i»w of mobile* will be rrprr»entfdl
(pt.m im it. .ty lra, ami
W lgk t l . v Co. h ud. on, «*•«■*, iMo tits Atlantic Ocean from ow
Qlhlnt
Ii nsnuir I in Chryslar on&gt;l My.n..nth.
tide while tha fttrwanr* R im
cntvui that the same
Whllr-HigMfyinan, Inc., Chet*
lllnto kite* which ap* inlet*.
(•'W i'rn l New Volk
Kent Mi.lnr t’ *. (Srahsnt I’alg*
(Ikon w||| |n&gt; arvtl ami W illya-Kniiht.
Tht entire world laughed a t tha
i. tw i.i'i: cate, ajKirk
town of Klaalmmee when lb?,
K .laant 11icanr «. Inc., Kurils.
nd Irinka, nil rtprf • Sanford Ituuk I
Ilu Irka.
town coutwll twenty years agl
Wanel nature, ami
W. K* Walthall, Rett, DeSoto considered an onl narry far Hi,
I - he i i. .1 ,|it.«r.
■etril't'en or air traffic in nej
aiMl-l'lyuwuth.
•ver the municipality.
ring ilcnlrtc a il auto8ld Rive, P. nlinr*.

fcnford. nA lh*r of various ai^
'dealers, handling tlrvs, tube*,
►vie*, nillnt, refrigerators,
rrfrltaratora,
itwl Inaura nee, *will a l, a hr m et*
gd ln tlie a]*clnus lobby and ball
rocm of the Mayfyjr Hotel.
i&gt;'A a art »(W«I Incentive f r r a Via.
■i. fOomUatred From page O w l . tt to the ahole wll] he. dancing
Makes of nationally know auld* park night fiitm |i::ni o’clock until
tuabile*, Will dhplpay their watah
to what ’la hoped will be a &gt;*r
weed awtemahlle »how utrndaeae

Church
l.tbm lht
rWfu'ng
a t Mrs.
a , weir

n a a f a ^ hrtty.

&gt;1*1ling his aunt, Mr*. Stella I’.
Arrington, f*r eomo time, return­
ed today U Maw York City.
Walter Cherry returned Monday
to hla him r at Mount Olive, N.
C-, alter spending ID day* hen*
with h&gt;« uncle and aunt. Mr; and
Mr*. \V. A. Zachary, at their home
on Park A venua-r. - , •••*

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Frank Russell, Clifford Beasley.
Hen Coghurn and John Terwlllegcr, Sanford atudenU al the Univetally or Florida, were Initiated
last Saturday night Into the Phi
Knppa Tau fraternity.

Circle N um ber Four
Of Church H as Meet

Srientlata eay the Florida peulntula ie probably tha only one in
the world where the land ie In*
rieaalng on both tide*. Elsewhere
there ie 'eroelen en owe aide or
the other of a peninsula.

Church c m held os Mendiy afIrra.on a t the rhuich anaaa with
Mra. It. C. Barcllft as htutrxc
and Mra, O. J. 1‘ope pree'dlag
aver the boslneas *r**tan.
During the aftrmoon Dr. VJr
gtnla Spencer gave a talk cn the
peace of a nation. TV* meet lag
then adjaamrd fee a social period
urhoa refreshments were served.
Thn*e prwsert were: Mrs. O. J,
Papa. Mra. C. r . nr.a*B. Mra, I*
draw . Mr*. R. M. Mama, Mra.
Byraa B^nirea, Mr*. W. I). J a r
n il. Mr*. Otto ScbmehLtMt*. P
D. Parker, Met. C crra's i i i r t
Mrs. John C. Vaughn, Mr*. D. &lt;V
Darcllft, Mra. K« genii Higgins,
Mr*. Fred I , Wilson. Mra. Okrarea Smith, Mra. z j a Ratliff
and Dr. Spea. f r.

A N T IQ U E S
MRS. FHKl) T. Wlt.UAMS
Cal Flowers
JM Oak Avenue
Phene StH-J
TUESDAY. THURSDAY.
FRIDAY
Sanford, Florida.

W jtu tm

Meeting

you’ll find me at the crossroads store
We a re overstocked to tti meichandiso and to reduce will give our customers
for three days beginning Thursday,
. March 5th, a chance to save on everything
in the store

When Jack's ashore he’s liable to be going.several places aronceb Btrr
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there's one thing Navy men can get together tin—whether in Hong Kong,
Seattle, or Newtown Center: Taste is what they want in tltcir cigarettes -the
taste due comes from milder and better tobaccos, and from nothing'else! They

X Iloll lea SargM 4 1 bottle Soft Maw M b
«3.00
11.59 Shaving Brush and tube Squibb’*
Sharing Crenm
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Jergen’n Ixrtioa .......................... —...... ..... .......... «... -39
Parker'* Shampoo *****.wi^L*ifai's'iminnii*«•-*-*#•***•***y***•*■•*|amp ..19
*1 Hotel and 1 &amp;0e U t n n ....... ...... - ............—...........79
■?Hock Draught
&gt;„ —.............. ................ ,19
r*Wlme Canlul —.J— u.._-........... ...... .......... - . . . . .79
Tfat Rubbing
M......... ......M•-»««*•
.39

know tjidr cigarettes, these men of die licet. H ut's why Chesterfield u the
Navy's choice!

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F o g NINETEEN yean, our Kenneth Dtptwiwni has
kept intimate touch with refty new development of Sutiue •
ihtt could be applied to tlx manalatbir* of dgstrtm .
Daring this period their tu t been no A^ciopmeot of tctttJ
.value or impoeumc to the tmohrr which *e hive not
incorporated i™ the nuking of Chcitetkeld clguetici.

Uggat &amp; Atym T*L*n C*.
A *plroca!

t Me White Pint and tar Cough Syrup
f*N u js^ \. .

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MADE
CLOTHES. All wool fa b ric . •£
flees auila 930 and 999. Mad,, by
E. t&gt;. Randall, Talldr. Seminole

WANT AD
l « fro m .a Finance aa be at.
Iteptfd to read: the front door,
n&gt; ehyto rolng wild bafora M n.
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fOwra tratad the former aeon
jra theory In tha ratiowt room,
j** than look tha aland, e*»Uln.

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Rl Are. 9d0 per month.
tori’* tCroeery. .

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fir* . 75 rtnta per veiling. V.
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LANDS FOR SALK:
far celery cropa. I*crlaod. 6, 10, or more arre.
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Painter* O rrhtltrai 7 :30, Royal *
Peel of thu A ir, H:&lt;8), Sports

CAFE
and POULTRY

LOST — Ladici

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7:00, Oewheetrai 7:80, Joe and 8:08, Sign Off.
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pw] 8:00, Kogan’s oreheatra: H M M H
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D, Musical Cni.mlara; 0:00, a« WEAK, 8:J6; Bpondared
5 WO, Tfma signal; 0: 15, MualIgaktw Jaa;-P(30, ricaaura hour: gram; 8:30, Hoag bits;
ral program, 7:00, Time algnal
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hert prlcedfllo Sanford Arre.

ALL TRlfTII aeekrra for ’ A t
great truth and power known t&gt;
the Ancient., writ# tor tha free
book, HLlghl of Egypt”, mailed
without obligation to atadenta of
Higher Tluught and Myatkjem.
UhtorieplAM, Amor. Temple, flaw
D ilS i!

4W J—WI.W— 790
0:30, Malodlats; 0:40, Hama aa
WJZ; 7:16, Jolly Time; 7:30,
Same aa WJZ, 8:00, Sponsored

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ET YOUR USED AUTU PAI1TA
PI Ratliff and Hon. Tha p l-.r of
million parts. Piter- t&lt;&gt; -.lit you.
tl&gt;. UmlV new Orlando Highway.
1470 Hanford.

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DRUG STORES

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VEGETABLE
S H IP P E R S

Tupelo tacry . produced in the
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rnly honey know* that doe* pat l e n t o

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MEAT MARKET
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105 Palmrila Av'e.
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PALM KIDS

A . K . D O B B IN S 2 1 0 E . Gth S t .

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DRY CLEANING

Tha avarage Wall Street
lamb wtuld prefer an on- "
Ixarabl*
market.—LoUlivttkrr Urn**,
' * t. * .i;V'|

Tha “buy now" moremot i baa been somewhat
chilled, however, .In thw
New
York
M agistrate
M &gt;rkel— IWdoif News. , 'r

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9*-39 Arcade

UX1Y DOT

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CONFECTIONERY

A aclentlit • ay a. that thq
law of gravity
may ’bo*
ahellahed, Quito*likely; tha
gravity nf law baa already
been abotUhed,—LB). • l ?

A N G K I/H U A K U K C IIK
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M. H tta f o r d * * T Jfn rv a

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tints E cut, tafi&amp;tttr

It Dn’t difficult to In­
cream tha prlta of wheat
You Juel grind it and bake
it— Altoona Tribune.

Any bnnui for dough*
buy. *vcm. too big to The
man whu stayed at home
and aieumulalvd property
to ha faxcJ.—Erie Jlnu^.

t VKUETAHI.ES

UNIQUE P A T T E R N ^

Utiarlop, rtf ianet.. H'.'

HKLI« C A F K
Deal In HaafiAd. Fla.
Dinner 50e
Hperialialag la
Hleaka, Chapa 5
Sea Food*.

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I'riarean Bldg. — M n , St.

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. SANFORD.

DAILY NEWSPAPER
jjgsilA Y. MARCH' L 1M1 .

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Davis' Integrity Is
Upheld B^.Probers

&gt;RMER GOVERNOR

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•oarer problem la
red by «Jj»- t *ra
A t, the puwwr ku

a&lt;fwin, Former Chief
Of. Army Engineers,
Diet In Panama On
Way To Nicaragua

Democratic Chief Gets
Noisy OvationFrom
North Carolbriana;
States Party Aim*

• • __________
PANAMA riT Y .

Marth S—

WASHING rOi.
. n ,
(AIM - The Nr* «V npS
fund* rotnmlltet teM tht Sen*
at* today lhai lU InvMtlgallnn
yield d nothing t » reflect
the honor and integrity * f 8«»Blur Jam** Oaxtl. P«tM rl»»n*
Ib In Ih. lonr awaited rt|«&gt;ri
•n the Ke, aton# Rt%ta primary
and election. H jw i W i It con­
demned at “ t*i*#»lv*x *nJ Inin ] n l to ihs'vublit
l®e
expenditure ad llBSJtth- It. had
be.n reported ter th* DanaBrViwn I ck#t lit thr Mpuh’lran pnmary tail year. Nat on-

He Is Offered Job
Attorney - Gents
Fred Davis Wffl
On Supreme Go
• T A L L A H A S S E E , M«y.

died Xii**- . rleered of any auggtatum to
a p p o in tm e n t
o f . A ttorr
.mlrrh lha eliet'on and fr iiMctedly af a cerebral heworG en era l F r e d D nvU m a J i
marr conleata.
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rhaie It Oerga* Hoapltal at 6
tlc e o f the
« tn te
aupew
S T S t reau raptlon o f
oVIcct 'ywtarday afternoan.
c o u r t, e n d C s r y D . Laim I
a &lt;Urge n u m b e r
Uen. Jadwjn ram, here FibruD e U n d . u A tto rn e y G« • *
vlounly ituspended in ItOOKI.YN. N. Y.— Reviewed by f&gt;tmcr Gov. Smdh» whn-later aty J4 In r*nnrcl!&gt;n with a mretD a v ie w an nam ed t o » u c d
rns W ere re p o rte d yened an old. horae-drawn tnglnc
ah.»ae*xl the Xou^ * &gt; " * ho* in* la deteitnlr, ahetber a Nica­
famnua buff t f other day#, rouU hamlle auch a vehicle, at th» raguan canal ahall be built to &gt;*in th e m on th ly re v ie w
,h annual Wa.hlngtnr'a Birth j k t ^ a d * of
K|"*» * *»unir ,l&gt; v - Icteroeaanlf" «wom*rce or
fe d e ra l r eeerv e b oa rd
«r&amp;4lt*r the Panama ranal ahall
appointment a«
tr fitted eoi'w lsh a new aet of
It rba.
The body will he rent lo tha
United Stale* on the tram ped Hi.
to any pmpoaal that the commit­
Mlhlrl today. The body nf Uen.
tee taka b aland on the prohiblU eoif* Uruy Irwin, who died tocrnlly, will be on the aauie veatlan laauo.
lie reiterated hia ipinion. exael.
wer* mada. Following tha Da1
tlrneral Jadwln &gt;alled February
preaied prtvloualy **tbat n« living
aeallng on *ba auprem*^ t#t
IH ftr Panama to prealde over ■
man ean tall.” whether prohibi­
Thr,ugh the effort* of the F lo e beach, the high ccnrt will rw
mmtnlealon compoaed nf
8. n. Ida Slat, Chamber. *1' Comm«r«o ganli* lU two dlvlalana, and m
tion will be an l»*u# o f the 1M I
MONTEREY. Calif-, March. » campaign.
Wllliam-on, former dlvlalen engi­ which haa b**n artlv* Utalf &gt;» '** a new ehUr Juatlea to ndt ha
neer nf the Panama Coral; Dean tuting governmenl aN
— (API — ILaojEdp* W
C o,pSmith termed talk that Haakab,
• » » preaiding officer. Strum wan •
movU a ctm a by
and national -demortat k . —WWild r*An«nn Matsttp, ef the loa a Slat# atate'a navigable Watar.wayi. nl! vated t* Ih , chlefahlp laat X
College
nf
AgricultUM,
and
Ray
Lv.atrt* by avucaDew,Am*1tK*1•'*
of the facta and f'guroo ela tin g nary la aucceed Juatica Uleon T
h,T. Mnadir after ah* ban l&gt;«x-n
0 . Klneh. former Slat* rn«lne*r to depth, channel markara. dock­
wet j h t t "nrwapaper goaalp.
l)nvia WM appointed Atlor*
NEW YORK, March * — (AIM of New York. Ha had prealded ing fat lilt lea, territory aaned, ptwtM’ . March It —
l i e Mail** of the publi* wblfarr
-A hiuacmald lold police jreati-r- at aevaral aaeetinga alnr, hla ar- aent need* and future ponalblll- General In 1W7 and tha foltoW
lllemipled thr trial
wa« (tottribed by the folWOT ** v :
lira nf the St. Johne W w . *»u\» year ha wag eleefad to th *.l
r—r - ■ ---'A. Bennett fnr.lfi*
•y of a midnight r'de with Vivian
emcf ig .-th e main fun*UA*..of ________
af Jackaonvllle, will loon n, con­ term ending In 1*U. PH*r
Lite), undo
irdwfJV
|,ganie'* mui
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ur 'on and two men the night ’ he having been bom Augnat 7, 1R06, tained In th* off rial g*v*n«man» that tl)a» he waa a mamb*r *f
hi head ami * 3
iwr hmWSSHtiterday, alter Mr*,
at llnnaadale, I V llo wa» grad­ publication; •’ Inland lUu»* POot , houte from 1W0 td IWTr ,1
■ Nhea H aeaaea to ba, b * &gt; W
•»■ obtained
uated from ffeet Point In UWO which -la available te all marlnera nerved' a&gt; the Hpealer tha'U I
a joint oearleu of the N «th ttro- Al ee Ailklna, «T. pmther of Mro,
f *banir*»*
Rrni ett w** w iled te the eland.
and immediately went lato the en­ who are iater.aled In navigation year. Oavl* U IT, and oo*»*»
I n . IddMdtaru h e k fln •
ty e fe c k .a ,
Vleihly nff*:Ud byktho ordeal U*
gineering cory*, thereafter working alnmr the \nrlmr* ilvoio and laaoa youngeet men e»er placed
town
thaw
ler,
*W,
e*aa#
B
R
lto
L
A-Individual
up through the vertoua giadea to
l i b adlroaa d,*H v’ pttrelpally
euprema court benth In' r V n
ling permit*.
the tank nf Major general and
III, aypelntmrnt la for tMV
wltlt adrdcacy of almpllflcatlnp In
Carolina
Hop*
of
Lo*
Aneelea.
She
The valuma o f triad*,’ however, d*audible
when
Jam&lt;«
A.
Ured,
her
chief of the- eorpa. lie beeam* *
'expired •t*rtn' o f Joeilr* •*BPrt
ahowed algna af lllnaa* Sunjay and the atat* governmaat and the wel­ chief n»un«l aakrd the wilnrea
eUnnd eenaopaBy., ' .
.
Irutenant general upon retire­
fare of women and ehlldron In
•(tending until IN I.
?; -.U S irtm en l .&amp; r * male. In the Dr. Hugh Doi mod; waa called by
her name
ment In 1K9loduatry.
elletrlrl declined ta'Jaaaary from h it.I employe*. Ha found aha had
Tha Blgaldertlal. camli.Ut# In .. Tram w y)M I* Ihr^epn of th ’
General Jadwln wai widely
U p kollday volam* ’ recorded for •n abraalon, Npo*albU a.week old.**
known all over the United Stateo
parly" *o ■farmer , Uplte.1 Slata* etnator,
on the bath o f her M id aM W iiU **
candid* tw
,in« riutalnlng Mia* Gor- for hla wurh In rlvora ard harand roatu*lon&gt; Ma|)eT(Raw. •»v . .J
__ »_kf__' _ •L—^■DllilaaBtlT
ta
nun lu evening clolhaa bora ramUM. .
Wade h l t l i u d Oj* percent n-m-ApTj SMLjk iRwliC . '* ’ .&gt; e it
wla alaia’a ’ XSttfiwp' of I M '
I ver.'MT rhauffiur, pfrt*d '
W ASH fN f?!pN .
Marth 1 noth judicial tlrrult !r*m l» t
(
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death
o
f.
Lieutenant
M doubt that It neWaJl.aderahlp.
'l f l l wh»n ho ftalgnod to bbc
Nr*. Adk na p,r*,nlly _wat ulJa
A* afle algklrd at her doorway, General Jadwln ucruried yratercountel tar tha AUhhUe C
Hr did nbt taontlb..
aam# ol lo couilnii* tratlmun) in which
ah* aw'd, ah# heard one uf her ,m ,aw at lha IllkPa whi'fP hi* hid
Lin* railroad.
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•ha hell*J do*el»i&gt; »b* tbeoty of ploytr'a innipani.ina auggaat hav­
Gaaverneur Mertia,'tlta **Hh&gt;r.’ Ad
the drfen-c- that Ilia shnolinr nf ing aupp.r in M"unt Vernon or
tOat Co,par Mr*. Marria aald ah*
knew Mlaa Cooper a few year* h* aaJd, *Mher* »eema to ho « lb nmtt atat n.ri Irnlal.
Yonkera.
.
fiar, a ro*ctlon*ry attitude U
The molher aald »be w l e In
ain, on the Larky lot at Holly­
She wuiked fur Miaa Gordon onward aaytblng n*w- ta E*T,rB In-r Ixxlrpuot ih , n’ghi of *h"
wood.
(Coat'nued On Pago Five)
iaatt," and cited th* ,k U*m ol
liou le when the light » i tinn­
Iluw Miaa C toper got her* wax
lha low*r htua* of eongreea It
ed
on
ai
d
rne/
her
dauxhtir
mm-,
a, much a myatery ** WAo k»w ah* fie* time# drfeatlrg the atnaU *r
William*, and In a lung roi^ciaa*
anpilrod th? Injutit*. She had.lit­
mogiiu in tlx- ilraair in a*l»la-1*
tlon n-sraled many detail, uf th*
gptnnrU'A p'»t &gt;1 was left for Mra,
tle lo aay but t»U aatboriU«&lt; ah*
NAW1VILLB. Mar. 5 - ( A P )
work which ha ha* been engagtd
thought ah* ana* h r Santa .Monica
'Adkin,' protectli^t wh.n lie *M ,
in fur the p a d -14 year*. He wag Rogar* Caldwell and B. J. Heftl
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pol travelin?.
fy
a* *he alerted far Santa Man'fa
(m preord by the beauly and alig berg, prvaldenl and vie* praald*
when ah* left Lo* Angela*.
“ What are , cj duinK?” ./b e
uf the St. Johna, and ,aid that hi* e f Cold wall and Company, - *j
Jjaeph Duck well, MonUr.y taxi­
gakrd.
n
,
Juun.ey tu SanTord waa on , uf th* tha bank of Tenneaaee, both CM
\
CHICAGO,
Mar,
cab driver, .aM ho pUMri •’Jkh
3 -lA l’ &gt; , "Jark want* hi* gun lie I. go­ __________. . . R . .
ed, used thoee companlr* to M
plfamntrat bo had *v«r made.
that th* ytung woman ap while abr ’waa 7ar.‘ tht
ing lo SL. Jum I'll." I'vr daughter I Fire nurhlne gunner* *hol and ahould h* *nlgrg*d ar another
While hr gave out no rfflr u) vide Ihtm with home*, Tlm*tl
r .Voluala wanurrlng .alml**alg«eta' - Ca*w l ,
liptiid, meuidlng tu lu'r trail- klllr.l one man and wounded an- ci natronrd through Nicaragua.
•talemenl, hr Intimated that on* Don.van, former aecretary '|i
ether rally today, hut failed t*
After hi* retlr*m*rt a* chief of ut Iht reeaun* the gouram rat or­ trvaaurar of the Inetltulloa* U
in ii|.
“ Old alio »*itn ta l-e worth'd 4', explod, a huge bomb whlih they army engineer*, followlna nearly dered th* aunrey at thla lime, th*. |*glalatlv* InveaUgator* f
koot.
the *llin i»l luea.d, together’ with on* of th* two »nire year* of public work, uulitd* o f Ih* tart that lha publi­ day.
victim1. Into It* l&gt;a*eme-t of a Gennal Jadwln waa offerod the
Donovan aald Caldwell Hated I
H e t a ougM t . be no eompUta* •fked.
'
gambling r*laMWiment conducted poal of rba'rman of tha Power cation waa being r*vla*d and laat fMw.ooo auburban horn* a* a
kball ( M l that lhay
ftmfl’ the'fiwtarnlty. It moy-hwat ' "Y ea ,’ ah. Hid app ar troubled,
miaul* Information waa being ga­
by
Jam**
llarkrlt
in
the
ruburbt fair ta OrtaRdoj tl
Commlaelin
by
PrfaUIrnl
llnoeer.
n plli I Mr* Adkins.
C’ olldgi'a eonaeleor*. kut H
thered throughout th* n a lM , waa of tka aaaaU of Ih* h*ak,, k
lie declined th* poeltLn. how­
pf tho kk*M*r
I’ Ulnl ,hot» rang mil a nuunint as Blue l*Und.
a t hurt mlra, I have fomUhod
that there waa a ationg poaahl- paid about ••*&gt; percent rental; J
a tablet at tho m i
Th* vlrliiua ar* William Mayir ever, ard Grorga Otla Smith waa
more copy fra* o f charge than latrr, th, ultn •« aald, and «b*
lity that in the near future, tha la Ur charged It o ff by d ^ h » l
nvIUe Aver** and
inn Inti the lv in p room. Both rarilakrr nl th* llarkrtl pl»r*, appnlnlod Inetead.
any other man."
St. J&gt;hn, H im would, b* jc&lt;n*d
Gennal Jadwln probably waa
Smith'* appearance at th* State Women ruahrd tu the uuun lei man and llllariu llndrigu**. Mayer waa
with the Indian Ulcer a* a l.nk
I
Hanford Rntarlana war* today
beat
known
for
hi*
plan
»
f
e
q
­
•hot
tu
death
aa
he
ran
out
ol
th*
nx hr , lumped lu a chair, ahe saiiL
In Ih] long chain o f Inland water­
t give* a di tailed aerooct ef the
lag group wk
ualling
the
Ml»*l«»iPPl
no*do.
•gtaolifhmrnt
after
II
iJrlguea
had
"Oh, Jack, I couldn't help III"
• work dene thiougkout th* state
Word of hi* death waa received way. which roach from Main* to
too pentyl. • «Si
Mr*- Adkiti* nuoicH hvr daUghtrr p«ci|)fd from ib* bssfmrflt- Roo*
( by Ik* Florida Forvatry Senitat
with
aitrow by hie I ’limaU KlorMa. II* left Ptmr.ford thla
rigu a waa wounded. Poll** view­
a* aoylnir.
morning for JaekaoretUa, whara
I when Om»a* Lee ■Dailey, field Raakob, ►a.irman
ai
ir.e
.anauoeemant ^J
chairman of !*&gt;• I^m®*
"lie *ahl ‘ math, r* ami, aeemnl ed the affair a* an,attempt by
he will proceed down th* Kaat
lo be trying In explain unne'hiua a Chicago gambling ayndlcal# to
Co*at to Key Weal nn an liuyeciluudmdiTf'poreoni - unehlo to t l me," Mr*. Art Lin*
c l, mu,r’.* Inin the Blue Lland gambl­
t'on tour of harbor and channel
exhibit at th i; Orlando
th* lammar of 1917, » i f j
•hut I rOuld n.d un^rr-tand n m. ing terrimiy. After rubbing Rod­
farllltie,.
m l prlaeei A
rigue*
th*
gunmen
threw
him
In­
tin re year* Jt rod* on U# hA
r ^ l» ill. waa crying, 'Ja^k, 4 « k .
book* a* ■ rMl w U ta aaaot.
talk lo mi and lalrr ea'J, If to the haaement, thin toarrd in
aald th , bask had actual^ ,1
the bomb but It f«B*d to eaplodo.
(Continued O* Pag* Slxl
4 m ^ark. ta the eerlou.n#., of die hookup. H e j^ r w a d 'he g
nl.hed th* money far kulMta#
home.

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eorganlaa■ber U cea- Oovrinor Oardiwr'e
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Ipa LcgiaThe CHy o f BasDfd will b#
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conaldermbly entkhed If all the
,r*l reeonrro* W « r * . rgw ta * «
tlon of night w-rk
ta that tadas ml*ota»»4 d W " minora In fartor- fine* impoeed In MOhldpal Court
Ktlee In
thoor wortMa and
yesibrday aftarnoon by Judge J.
wplomd
th .
M ’- : '
0 . Bharta on law violate* are eelU-cted, and *nc* again bootleg IP
q*bt wa, Ih* m u m of It ail

leeklre, drlelng. Aatlher negr*
who hal a eupply of Bn'*ur ,n hla
paaaraalon, F.IIJah Weat, an-1 who
&lt;•• Juit aorved • DO day ,entenre an clly road*, waa fmad
9900.
* * *
J. G. Wfcde. local fernlture deal­
er) ealreatrd a 910 bond on s
charge of drpah*»o##ai Gem go
a, and Monroe llelt, two tilaaler,
l,&lt;y, «h o had a flat fight oa
tats a Pwkdd.PtaewwbUc on w-uth
DBFHATED
GEORGIA
ord Avenue, were fined 9*
Park Avenue la*l week. In «Ml»t
on tw* rhatgea, one of drunken- each fer the OUturban*# tl.ey
ATLANTA, Marth » - (A P )-trrelert i WeeWr Tueker, colored
1. llama yuaterday defeated Ih#
(■trested * 99» b*ad M n dlaoT’
mat* bin erantlnc a budget bu.
ddadrd *r liAisfestlng Hnao., wna dotfy conduct •hergot Jam ,. U
au CrOattOn o f tha budgit mmMnr,
colaird,
aouaed
uf
P*(lt
tar
filed m o on th* latl»r r &lt;uoL a«U
i..ioirkwa#wn* af tb# point* ta
had the fleet ;* h * r « ' dle^Uatd. oogy o f can. . f - I t and prppm
•v.mor Hardman’e rail f "
Judre.Sharw n laUr ,u.p*««dn» at . thr Bet Front Grcrnwy, har
flOO af tha JIm on o.n.lltlon that th*. charge dlemleaed, but wa
Marrli J — ih* defendant maintain g « J bo- flM d »X for being drunk, CUr
M M flanior, color rd. arenaid an'
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tomplelrd lo lavtcr,
B oth * MaEvlra, rol-red WO- fahnd guilly o f threwtng.ferk
mer er court
mag, wlm |n* Juat rumpUted • Mpangk a window r t a color*
Dees, number
; whj ha* U m
Jail o* f ehgiqt* o f liiu"r p *»a0*
M the illy ho*.1 n. w a a t a M h t H«l/ «uvi‘ &lt; ' 0
be removed t »

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TAI LI.AHASflr.K, Mar. I -*
MRS. MRNCREN I t ^ x
(A l’J - Suprema Court tbday apf roved aa order of the' Florida
BALTIMORE, Marth » - 3
Railroad Commlaaion allowing th* — Mr* Sarah Haardt Maw
ktieurgla-Florlda Mater IJnea t* wife o f B. L Manckon, aothhr
•ubalttute 14 paaakngsr buaiee for
editor, haa been PI f«£
revrtj paaaengtr aedan* oa tka two urooha with In/leennn
•ail tonal between Jarkaeavllla plturlay, but Mencken aald y*
and Miami.
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MIAMI, March 9 -&lt; A P I - O f fir la la o f lha Tteplral Radtn Tele­
graph Company hire i*ported
they had be** advised that George
0 . WHeoa, West falm Itanelh wn*
picked up y*at«r4ey from an opoh
boat by tha United Fruit C*mpan)’. »hlp. Hatboe Jeasan, h*nM
far PMIadelphla.
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NEW TORE, March*I — (A PI
- Mayer J. Walker aald yeetarday hr ptaggod l* Uar* the city
n.xt week fry a vacation nf t h m
ar font wRyka, at tea** plaa* "*4 t
tee far away.” Hr aald he muat »*
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LARGE TUG AQROU*
MIAMI. March * - ( A P ;
Debaidelapan. 140-faot t*4
New OrWane, r »* agrenad,
tar ta Urn channel nt tha «•
to Blaeayc* Bay ber* Mrtp
day. Enert* e f batafM 'b
free tha creft dArtM ' B**
were f*tll*.' Anitber
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[w on! la m oia rM equipment
adeem™ n f carryfag a m b ­
, II . cf E M Jattkk aho«
a lam M ealy .fKtad aample la IU la q a w !
M, trill a d e a 'h r fc a fo td lo- rharfee a h im
rrew morning far a abort rlalt oao ar raora fra*
part, la caanactl)

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tariff.
Beaater Darla, |
ljr appeared bofo
ginw n n ^ -r a #« a
f M trailer,’ la aaa af a float of
cara now tee'lag tba
Uattad
Etatra. BaHt bp Glean Cartlaa, Ha
la e f O. Barr, tfra. Bor* l ‘»ra ara Ibaaa a f aa airplane
body, a u d it 1» mewitad to dde
•with nt moat tmoothmea. It la
Q aoffo * a h M l J u
■brlarar. . f New T j J. attached by an iaganliog drd'*
beak coupling to a coupe, whkh
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Structure Ri s es
L, Kalb lean Adamr, Cara
Margaret Bennett, Charf Coo t&gt;aaad from Papa Oaa)
■(titan, Karp Chapman, Colin pai a Kara “ coma bach."
jamla, ByWl Boyd, Mart
Other etalta bare ahowa alnrtar
mine Pardon and EUaa- pragma.
A third of tba 1b banka dated
la Mbiitilppi la rreeat montha
hay* opened, aad aa la oihrr
■latea many af Iba othera are
dealer Christian Kndraror working on reorganlaallon plana.
* f the Plrab Preabylcrlan
In KtaUtcky. wbero failures, aa
b bald a wrrrhlp aad aawg In Arkanaaa, dale from laat Nor,
a at tba Ceuatr lion*.Sun- 17, aaecn nf tba M dared are now
Itrmaon at «ti6 oVlac|i. A f. operating. Virtually all o f the doa• Lord* Prayer and tba Oaa- ed banka |n western North Caro­
i«d aad
Twenty u - -first lina Kara reopened. .
S bad bate repeated ill atri* - Pica o f tba eight rimed In Lealaaay af aid familiar bymnr alana la re»*nt montki bare mad#

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and from what
tween periodic barite of static, HU idea '
through la about aa respon sible for a goo
^aSflUl'a acowl la-lor a aucdcaaful peke di
foment waa eat forth that a golf bail Jeav
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There have been, ho doubt, some ut
Who have won dlatinctlon on the linka.
0 golf ball by not keeping the arm atn
aeue can raU e
their heads and etUl knock the cover o
abate can aink putta by chopping at thi
dined to believe that these people a re __________ ___ .
of their accentridtfes and not because of them.
Regardless of the mechanics o f a .golf stroke, regardtarn of the fact, perhaps, that the ball,leaves the club at the
taoment of Impact, the truth atl)l remains that a majority

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U r u lw M C is ta r y .W "
j rtl Ur portion o f the
• -j,
, •*- w -wr;
‘ Andrew W. Mellon h

tha Imptaealve firs re
the. legendary Impmal
etpieUny when he haa he^r sail­
ed befit# committees o f bbhgftUf.
Nr. Mellon JaenarcuaU m ed'tn
■covenant, Make yon
the glee and take of a political
ry Rood w ort to do
rough and tumble. He hst the took
Ut yon that whltta
o f a wounded drrr whin a peHtb
g ia hi. 'night,
cal antagonUt gets rough with
Christ} to whom ha
hint He la at a complet e . I a n
’ a a i evnr. Am ende
when a Jock O l H i r : J t J k ! W
iaga.
a winter health resort havo Herr laon beglna a croea-examJaaf________ ll„ _ ___n a at__ a _ _a__a_ ,tim.
III tonaU nt merty bless.*
Having a natural handlc*p~hr
the matter o f a lisp, Mr. .Mellon
caaea o f pheunlbnla and saved mhpy tlvefi. But this salubri­ erase*
to be vocal when he be­
effect o f our climate was supposed to Iant only during enmen agitated, gated m at o fJ fe a
daprih haa boon aentenced n ous
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^
^
(bp|r(in
to
im
r
m a t h s In Halford fo r embrs* the winter and tbat when the tropical sit
moat powerful mottowI* fWtntifTn
lasgt, The person that chrlaUm down with all Its Intensity Florida' brqtytfic n place not too Amrrlrin Industrial l l f n g r . W e i - '
him must hav. hem a sooth - healthy. An tmlrteht physician, Dr. c T a . Mills, of the De- len remain*1Very moctftM a d M
part ment or Internal Medicine of thej University of Clncln- tlcat enigma even sftar s full:
to como to decade of aeivlce a* Hecryiary of
natl, has pecehtly declared that' )&gt;wo|&gt;ile'oyight
I
rrjbbne
observes
Dr. the Treaaury.
Florida
In
the
summer.
The
tampk
T
Tho coat o f capital assets, such
In Miami by a man Who
Mad on tho door mat o f tho Villa* aaiertloh and goes on to day t "IDr. Mills In a paper on
■ _____
* ‘ I I &lt;lo not rccell when Mr.nMM
pernicious
Way's office. Thor* Is nel­ metabolic diseases, which Include sugar diabetes,
Inn kas ventured to the cornihHw
ihthlamlc goiter, Addison’s dlfteasp.ahd
disease.and angina the
ly danger even for s ground anemia, oxophthlamlc
foal* of the wild js c k M ig Uu&amp;wnae1 In boa)nata suddenly la
uonced by the functioning, of ■
pectoris, influenced
- th*'
th*’. ductless (accardlng
c—Plant City Courier.
to Senator Mo*#i)
gianda, saya these dlaeaaeg are moat prevalent and nmdt ra­ without having Ogden Mills at iirmlratad.
Ltually such assets must
be
ojld* JUpohReaSi fe d that pidly increasing in ’the most stimulating climate*' TBertt
aids to bsar the brunt of the cold cr othirwlia disposed o f in
si Hoovnr gave, them a fore, ha advises: The northerner living a hlgh-prcdaure llfe his
flying hoofs.
ordsr to claim a low . However,
tha face whan bo appoint- should go to Florid^ not In 'February, when the clinUtd
Reeretary Mellon theio le an exception. If, for
(I Hmltb Demoetyt ss fad- there ia moat atimulating/but In midsummer when lk.it&gt; most haaFrequently,
Mr. Mills rand the prepared example, property has been dinIgv. It waa mare Ilka a depressing to be 4 victim of metabolism'. He quotes the slntrmenta
taken to the Capitol carded by teases o f some unfarodeath rate for sugar diabetes aa 0.0 in tho most southern far tha edification o f coflgrcevfjy* £pn csum, such m rhingt In tha
manufacture o f a product to-whirls
states as against 22.1 In New England; for angina pbcLoris, al rommltteea,
Oaring (ha era* s-ax* ml nation
0.8 agalnat 18.6 ; for goiter, 1.6 against four.
In Mr. Mill* who Invito, the was sot In fact th , "greatest
, **We have an abundance of vary excellent reasons, at- it
grief Ini bantering dt&gt;rd*i( WiUr .RaareUry o f tbo .Treasury sine*
tested'by scientists, health experts, hygienists,
that quick witted group oh T h a Alsxardrr Hamilton."
WJ—
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should come to Florida In Winter; now we ire
You bare to admire' loyalty and
senate ftnanes romralttee.
■way to ahorton tha month some from eminent authority why people nhoul
Ogden Mill* appealed to ba a decency of tha sort.
f*ht far* tha day, whin th* Florida in summer.’'
rta| big man wbao ha w w bp* l .W* bar* so little o f It In Wash­
nm? in, with less discern.
fore tha /Inane* committee on tha ington.

A hanker mixed' up in tke f» J•
ore o f the Raid: at th i OnHat
mates la R sw .T sek , U too ill td
appear as p wUnaSs, Right hew,
the advantage o f a southern din I

“are
combined
in— the
execution
J
a a .
.a
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df a ihot .they automatically reault ln a follow-through.
The follow-lhrough, therefore, la generally the consequence
of A well hit ball. It U a aort of visible echo which indicates
thitja*shot waa well plsyed.
If

£

Summer Indti

mschlncry la e* pee1*11y derated,
nr where ,n«w (egiatsllon makes
th* continued profitable un# o f (h .
property Imppaalble. the Uaiw yer
need not h a ts petted perms neatly
with the property In order to
claim s loss. Hut If nse o f prop­
erty waa abandoned because o f dopredaU an. or obioleorrnce, the
taxpayer muat have ported per­
manently with It If a • low - la
delated.
v
Loss due to tho voluntary re­
moval or' dimolltloo of old build­
ing*, tho aeiapplrg o f old machin­
ery, equipment, e tc, d ie to TWntwala or replacements, I* de­
ductible. But If a taxpayer boys,
aa tho slt« o f a new building,
land upon which ati old building
Is located, demolition at the old
building la nnt considered a lass
and therefnro ll not deductible,
Tho value o f the mat eeUte, ex­
clusive o f Un old Improvements,
la preaumed to bo equal to thl
purchase price of the land and
building plus tho coat o f remov-

BONDS
q

$ 5 0 ,0 0 0

with Sanford Bonds at a g
savings to the {ax payer.
% e Have the BONDS
Call and See Us while
Bonds AreeChteapl

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TELLING THE Wi

iM know for W bae factor), a,

•a, a u agawaidg In every Air
t bf th". country which fusnUh
■« It were, with a ataUieecop*
ala* t i him tha pulse beat of
people o f this country arc

ear. Al

Thl* U nothing now. The
kav* a l w a b c « leaking
d b f O lp 'M f t - lf WH Bm'th
*f to « « t e t tha* they a n
! fa r ' hia landovahlp ha Is

Columbia Broodcasting ' Syatem,
Ccn. llarbord speaking. In AU
make# an application for the vet- other easel deductions will be re­
arena' caih bonus as com pika led
garded a* In company formation,
aa Its Income tax blank:
subject to epileptic flla and C. C- 1. Name o f ...............................1
Serial number, from left to right pllla. No mess Itita lamed after
. Nc •. A Serial number, th* other 0 1*. It., Kastern itandanl time.
What
W®y around » • • . . . A
Ilow to arrive a t 'fo d r adjsated
branch of ............................... 6compensation: 1. Take the io n
What division T ............... A What
subtraction T . . . . . .
7. What bbtatned In Itom 'U l - f above, but
not Including Hundayst and: boll-'
■nitI
I . What hsT • .
Were yon living in a trench on day*. From this ahoul&lt;t4&gt;« deduct­
tho lost Tuesday after tho first ed all second lieutenants as a to­
Monday o f Nov. II, IH IT . . • . . tal Iota. With this aim definite­
dial* what aootlea, roach** and ly arrived at, add thq- laagth of
ether vermin under eighteen year* "It'# a Ixmg, Long T l W ^ a kilo­
af age worn dependent on you meter* only. (Boo KchdikL,- ! , ' on
tha earn and feeding
plg*#na,
.............. What la yonr present ad*
dregs? . . . . . . Temporary ad­ page .1, paragraph A So^-rirbvnax,
dress?
Gettysburg address? &gt; hopimea.) By mulilpljrlag the naSlate also o f puttee* . . . . lUltanl sum by ■'! 141».iriAtrar
What WO* tba Urvlathan'a maiden 4 1-t per cent for I M B F i' •
name before it bawyne Leviathan ? tent for fire le a se * J lff AO e
a mils for train wreeki, you I
tha c o m e t amount that la da*
How ta rtgnpot* what tbo gov- from tho government, dept*
| t*
iTWheat awes you on your bonus able rim* extra.
certificate:
Haw ta calleel tba each bonus
1- Taka th* square root o f min­
us owe. (haa Btastela, Chap. VII, from tbo Treasury Deportment: I.
0-16 verse, repeat Ike chorus and FIU In Form TIM-B. I. Hava ll
vamp till randy), t . To this asm iworn to by a notary public. Jandeduct 1oases sustained la crpM Ilea uf the pane#, parton or Itaqrd
games, but_aaly la territory souik- a f Tediperaikm, Prohjblttoa and
MornD. L Pranent arms. 4. Add a
|d«wh of salt ( » prevent boding

Mr. Mallor, who waa scheduled
to dppear, had remained at tM
other end o f Pennsylvania A v *
nuo. He was wist to Ho' *o. Undaraecrrtary MiHa did a awall Job1
. - • * * .
'
Kuraora or tba resignation of
M r,' Mellon am . Secretary
oC fM th*
_
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w

*1“ * * Arhcn b e .

Xfg* atop, win be omitted
Xrir* far db* dUbiWlng officer**
tag*. T. Find It- A Advance a*K&gt;
t e r ^ w n l ^ ». Pranent Fwm
H M ^ p l a a tbl* etstemewL

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HAVING apecUUsed in the
irony ykar* we offer to C*&amp;
that ia guaranteed to give
PowCo Brand High Teat P
gictl ^L ab olrato^^^w ^ij
£ ^

*• + m *k n s^ 7f

S 7f

. t L 101

•0*kteatj

* * or ,fc# *hmt N M i l friend-

aao entrance only, except Tuesday, ihocing for thn
TM wday

e

portiat^Uem,
i^ V ^ a g ly lte W d ta ’

of tested P

is carefully (rated1»
far aa we know wa

�Unities
• T eleph on e 148.’

U. D. C. ChapterHoldfl
Meeting On B ^ i y
With a large number o f mtmbira In attanJaaro, the regular
mrctlng of the N. de V. Howard
Chapter i f th; U. D. C. waa held
on Friday afterroon at tha home
of M n. W. M. Thigpen, MagiMHa Avenue, with M n. B.'D. Cald­
well presiding. During,.the boslniss session It n s announced
that the chapUr had pegaaeted on
Ftb. 24. . Florida flog M a the
Junior High School.
a* that
It * i i voted at this
school*
the chsptrr rive | tgkr '
o f the city to prcvMp it
equipment Tor reedy childran. Mr«.
8B,, D. Mnbley then tread a paper
i t * -sS th i
■temoon. “ Florida My * Horlda"
wrs, rendered by tU pteaent.
A t the soelal, period refresh­
Chela o f the Carden
attend the convention ments were served l x the host­
m Federation o f Garden ess, assisted by M n . lh L. F irk ­
ins.
a held ta Orlando, For
a fo r car*
telephone
lab day will ba.ob-*
'd a b reema on Onk
sis* nt &gt; o ’clock. - ..
UM DAY

p g

rsonals

Hen Cantwell, wtm i* training
with the Boalon lltsv e In St.
petetsburg, ipenl the week-end
hire with Mra. Cantwell.

Mr. and Mrs. I*. Itvrkner and
daughter, Mias Hulun-* Hcrlusefv
o f Clavetard, Ohio, on- •pending
a.'tnr tlm j here with Mr*. Mary
Belly.

Mr*. W. M. Con ne, of Camp
Hilt, Ala* la tbc lmu*o (meat of

her hrotber an,j *Mtr-!n-lnw l&gt;r.
nttd Mr*. -W. Ttn-idora Ijmgley,
M ayfair

t

fgc Audience Seeif
Ible Story Enacted

^ratlslmrt! a leper and doomed to

h Rfe of isilr and diagrace. All Uie
wtfcieytr* and physicians at tha
qaurt ol Kins Urn-Haded are un­
Mcata Rahtii* Haidar of **- able I f top* uilh this Itulheaom'S y ria made her ■recall opdisease and Naaman turns swap
iM t la the city last right at
an outin-: For him ll;u uni cl a.,
1st Baptist thurvh, praaaRl* thine* had iome.
her own itrnmit c Interntatoof the Bililo story o f IM ‘ 5 But In Hu mHvt of despair thi-rt
ding o f Naumaii, tl»* U rpef.' aKFnci tmili a my nt hope. A llttl-i
Again she Won the admlrmUois of « vbt*w mi. ilm. lakrn captive lie
her large audience a* the unfold­ the Kcm ral In tin,, nf hit war* mm
a* d waning maid to Naned the atery as it w si first enact- strres
■ondhTO* 4
Mi
i .' 1. . . I t
1 . a . . L . . .Bui
j
id upon the a &gt;11 ol her Vwtleo land.' man's w.fe. Rhi- it la who com*-*
Peihsrs many who w*nt to nee the ta her mlilrrsi with the stirlr* uf
Prlneeaa betau-r of royal lineage the t’ roilu i Klitha in her native
forgot that Imput c u-j they listen­ eaontr). whu ha* power lo do
ed to one who wat pirtraying the great thing*, even to the raising
Iat.d of her birth and her own of. the iliad. Rhe mi cffc c lh rll
perple. It waa an evening long to plead* her rausj that the King
be remembered by thaw* who «•* •end* Ns* man, w th his relinur,
vailed thtmselir* of Ihi* unusual down Ir.tii the land of Israel seekIng a'd lion* th'a |fnj&gt;hct Anil,
when he li*J found him, by obeying
thu-aiiupli- umimand It dip seven
tlme*,lii thi River Jordan; In! Ii's
Damascus the home o f th# great flmh returns to him and he l&gt;
clean.
* _ _
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r ijr jin ‘ raplaln, Naamyt,. t thrjre

3rJlowe4-.-feem1t4r.bl. peeuAr*Hop uf thli Old .Testament alary.
have moved from th«- dement*
Apartment* on Faik Avenue and The nuilienrr was made to *eo the
• re now residing on Valencia narrow atneta of this ancient ci­
ty, resounding with rejoicing In
Drive in San l.ant*.
honor o f Naaman, who was again
Mr. and Mr*. Joe C nialrs and returning virtorloua from ware adaughter, Nancy fur. have moved
fram their home In Ran l.snta and Ryrln had made- a groat feet, the
ate now wi|h Mr, and MrSj^Franh g ia n d ot Damascus had evor. witwrfftw. But lit' Ihe. midst o f the
revelry and banqueting. Naaman Is

JPottrr, and milhtr,
■tar*. of Jackson,
j. to l**)rton* (lo c h
Mr*. O'Mtnta will
ghter, Mr*. W, K.
o f Ji'rl»i'n, f»r a

Mn. H .’Waydr Rucker. Mr*. L.
I*. I l t f u , Mr*. R. K. June, and
Mra. C. &lt;m
r . arc am'tig the
mttnbarU y t\ tk*&gt; Carden flu b of
the city wh* Will alli-nd the state
corrtnllo* t f Cardi n Clulw |„ or-

rlou* clw iaclii. In Ihr sln ry .M alstnl b) her secretary. Mi*s l.ud llo llutg.M, who played the roll
o f the lli-brv# captive, Tmil-hl *1

['Urn Little Theatrs
K n j i p H a Organ Isat low at Or■ f i o ’clock.
■ V t d t l l * Class of the First
M M Church will meet at 8 o'
Mir n tha home o f Miss Mildred
ridgas, - t i t Bark Avenue.
[A board meeting at the Southla P. T. A- wilt be held at It
Heck at the school auditorium
kl will be followed by U*a regur meeting at 2:46 o’clock.
* FRIDAY *
i
Central Citcla o f the Garden
jjh will meet at the hom e.pt
Kt James 0. Sharon, West
Kith .Street, at 10 O’clock, j !,
TH* Mayfair CIrete o f tha Garm C k b Will meet at 10 o'clock
tha boas* o f Mra. Ralph M.
U n d o,'000 East Second .Street,,
n i l American Leghm Auxiliary
Uf m*ct at
o'clock at the
Mtg ..Shop with Ml*s Atsnka
ikach ,« s hostess. At this time

S unshine Mellows
Heat Purifies

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LUCKIES a re a lw a y s
kin d to y o u r throat

*k:-pirtla of th* Garden Club
meet at 10-o’clock at
the
i'ipf-Mra. Roland &amp; Read, San
fta

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ajA aqka Citcta o P lh e OarB q th* Country Club Road.

V

TUR8DAT

OMv. -H am a Booker will
r i t 'T t i S o'clock at thr SalI -A m y llall
on "Seven
tq Ik* Crosa.”
NOT1CR.
wncnaaat ha* been made
Aaaarlcaa Legion that It
m oor a subscription dance
Patrick'* Day, Mar. 17, at
la nun d a b on Ike Harford• Highway- Dancing will
S t o'clock ta music to b*
■
by M en ’a erchetlra

New Fashions in
SPRING HATS

Everyone knows that
sunshine meftottfsw that's why the
"TOASTING" process IndiHles the
use of the Ultra Violet Rays. LUCKY
STRIKE—made of the finest tobaccos
—the C ream of th e C ro p —THEN
—"ITS TOASTED" — on extra, secret
boating process. Harsh Irritan ts
present In aM raw tpboccoi are e x ­
pelled by "TQAST1NO." These Irri­
tants are sold to others. They are
not present In your LUCKY STRIKE.
No wonder LUCKIES are alw ays
kind to your throat.

TURSDAT, THURSDAY,

Thr very intent of the new models in Baku
ntruw. Clever little uff-thv-facc hats, small
br'oimed hats, and sumu stunning models
with the new larger brims. The colors are
so varied that you may c h o o s e Juat what
ybu' Vrhilt’ to 'iKAtch or harmonise with your
spring ensemlte, All headsiics in thia group.

Just Arriveti

Swagger New

POLO COATS
IT you hit lunklng fur ono of tho new, ithort Polo Coata,
fur .Spring *|*&gt;rt* wear, you will prolwhiy find juat whet
yutl want in the attractive group we are now ahowing.
Kumn arc of Velour in color* of blue, green, (teach and
Ian with iMTotn to match. Othcra, which juat arrived this
morning, nrt&gt; nf rut vt’.vct un a liagkct weave background
. . . throe cornu Jit guy pa*Id colon. All are priced St

Another Shipment of
Those Very Popular

omen

The lidtier o f your /Jiyikim fix
Keep out o f doon, in the open
dr, brcatfie deeply; take plenty
o f exerciu In tlu mellow tumhint,
and h m to periodic check-up on
the healiK o f your body.

Linen Jacket Suits
Airivcd ThiB Mominff. Get Your's
While They Last. Of Course, You Wunt One

The do nand for aitk acarfa this season
has Iwra so great that wa have been
forced to order now lota of Uwn* than
and i f ala. Tha morning', exprata brought
tha moat colorful group wa hatra area ao
far. Tbay » r , priced aa follows:

�L ;,v*»1•.A:
1 4 11’

1^iff* '
If
1
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j ItZ m

fo u r '

mybb

l»«t .right McNair'la cxpectr?!

f••mid
e safter
jt eth*&amp;exhibition
's H, |1
u'o l* completed. Rain |,rr*,w
the player* from wjrking yntl
CLEAHW ATtyV
Mdrch I
Ceitrlie.- A) Loprx and J a A t w
»»t«r«n tpitball pllchrr, iktrt
uniform for the firtt tl®jFyf, l
■lay a* the Robin* t n n ftit u
light wirknat, i
t'»
I&gt;cfly ODbul, Johnny Ficd*et
and Mun ay Howell, who drill
Irto th* ramp * m the wtrk.fi
w*r# disappointed when not *IW
td to put cn a uniform,

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W * » u*chS WojHngtfB,
VKW Nc^onvxtntq b,\ovA*m‘» »
%**&gt;« -«m yAfiHif CMf+itaH
W lt -M IIO O A

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— -tw « o*c k

Konn ulrpt *iW« VUV

r^K^OLATiivA, **.1

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tU&amp;. Bne iquad h'arprrtrd f&lt;»1
romplrto by tonight. Th* rqd

.miiapln Whim n w ii

. t f 'V i f i v n
J * ia V ony&lt;»
dyotn Florida and continued to
Bitt up polr.ta,
“ Meek" Doraatt, guard, etarred
for Florida.
’ Flotlda took an early field goal
l»id oyer Kraturky when linker
from talpidal. directly
basket: However Kentpeky anon took a ale-point had.
'~Ht*itoeby** ppeafog,- wttlf Tafre
l MtdinnU* leading In the . '(Xarh I-cdnard MeLuci** Hemring, rmllnued to krep the Inc If High acho-l liaakrtball tram,
Ihr runnerup .In tho rrrrnl fifth
Wildcat* In' th* lead a* the flrel
fieriod progressed, but Florida illattlrt tournament held here, ha*
crept up within two of the Ken­ drawn the Miami Sllngaro* quintuckian*, with the acore, Ken­ tit, champion* o f thr Ka*t Coaat,
In th* flint round of the terlh
tucky, 10. Florida 17.
annual Florida ulate high acbnil
* Captain Walera, of tha Gator*,
basketball tournament which will
went to lb* aldallnes on four ptrb* played It the University of
•
aaml foul* within a *ort tlm* afFlorida gymnatlnm atartlBg -Fri­
&gt;■** iA r the period opened, Cherry who
day mor. Ing.
L
W*nl In for Water*, looprd three
The loral five will go Into ac­
Held goati |o aid th* Florida attion again*! Miami at 10:00 o'l"i;-,tiKk.
”
**
rl.ik Friday morning, and Coach
I u Two field goal* in rapid aucraaMtl-uca* haa Uen drilling hi*
(lon \.y MrCitnnl*. Kentucky'* d b
buy* overtime alnre Saturday In
nilnutlvr forward, aoan hid Iho
order thit a r.Umbrr i f mlalakr*
" lylldrat* pulling away from the
which citippeJ out during the la*t
^ -'(lalorr, and when the half cloird
few game* of tournament play
•— Xcnturky waa leading &lt;S t» IN.
( 3 ' Hath team* *ct a fait pare a* n ay l&gt;e corrected for the ’ atate
( ptjie irrn al half opened, wh*n the meet thl* week.
duM what rral chance th* Han1 . eBperlor pairing of Kentucky gave
Yatei and McOInrlia further op- fjrd tram hai agalnal Miami I*
__phrtunltlea to aco'e, and *a«n doubtful. Miami awept thrutigh n
• Kentucky waa leading by Id rtcird *ea*on by cleaning up ajl
p- wdnt*, with th* tcora: Kentucky, o f the oppoaltlun on the lower
Kaat C a*t, and Undid In tbo
top half of Rig Ttn play. Thu
The llntupti
Hanford ■utfit ha* Ju*l completed
antueky
I
U*“ tM»b'..1&lt;A'fn&gt; and U filtering
tV ef, r w J l i l i
till* taur.-ninrnt with 'm lr j than
[rO'nnl**, f
..... .....
ordinary chancei fur a wfn In the
'alei, e ........ — a—
early *tair* of play. Miami, Imkrrorihlngtnn, g
.
land, HI. I’clrraburg nnd Andrew
&gt;rnnat&lt; n, g -----------dickaon will Iw th- prime farrnrIrrby. f --------------III*, the latter team being conildc.nl th.- i u g h c l of lh&lt;, entire
Id-trim lourtiry. C««ch HUnley
la* molded Into a coopart, pawc ilul, rod prarticatly unbcataldr
form, llio of th* fiscal h-iaketT o t a l.------ball pnMpict, over to r:ni&lt;- out
Inrlda
of Jarka :nvll)e, and any team
mmrlhalni. f
which il'mlnatra A -drew Jatkanii
leramcna, f ..
fimn tnurnivunt play will lm r»aker, e
rogrilled ni a rral rhamplonihlp
’alei a, g .)—

ThhUi^uMirariir~JZ^T

Lodal Quintet To Play
- Strong: East Coaftt
EivcrUi , State Meet

C

Pittman, f
Bridlry. f

[ONTHLYBA^k
EVIEW NOTES
BUSINESS RISE
Tha Vj&gt;lun\a of rvaerve bank
credit outiUoding at th. Federal
Jteaerva hank o f Atlanta, repioehotrd by Ita total bolding! e( blU*
and aieurlllea, drcPnad »5,7ll*i,t&gt;00,
or Id perrent batw.an Jan.’ U and
Feb. 11. THm * flgurei alan ihow
a decreai* gf mire than I20.OUO,
000 o r t j petijTtit, In naarv* Lank
credit oiotriandlngal thla tank
tfUcounM wllU h
ilM Hate* olllga
1 iV fhlly bttw.Or

fe r r a

f . l:

I I ..

Hiatdi depart mi ni
» . Tha Ui3u
of agrirullui In |k* annual tall
'm*U lmlbaij I a t acjxa uf IJ p rumber fft term am
UfotZlM o f Ihodia. Thk ileparinu-nL f:i
J u p for tho rllrn*
ttfttOQ Indl
? l . 7 « o d u a i m -M

Urday and pot through a l*d
d'lll, the vclerin* wtrkl
Bavvn*, airbed in enmp yeatcr- ornag, the y'oungytfn
3— A lth ough* biting wind awept
aflrrno-.n. Th* team ha*,
uvar lha prattle* field as tbo
Killlfer', l&gt;lg problem at the rd a practice araaloa aI
GtanU wowt through their two ptraaot time fa '(he wevthar. Cold nit. February :tju
} J
wnrlont* Monday, tbo playara nmf 7ifh" bat" •rlldusly crimped
war* lh high rplrlts and went to th* Drown*' workout* lo date.
thalr work with a vim.

V tn
S u o e i i &lt;Uc.
HSCCMMef
v m e M H if fu
vonyovare ai followtl

p y CMO -tbo*.
C*&lt;K»CKU
VCiAo
e cttC N C

l Ik

•• v i R o y r u w k

• •,

N A. M, Andrew dacktnn v*
Cron City.
0 A. M. Leon. Tallahalao* v»
I'lanl, Tampa.
10 A. M. Miami v*. Harford.
11 A. M, Lakeland v*. ^darimn

Celery Market Reports
By rourieiy o f U. 8. D rparlment of Agrlcultoro and the Florida
Btata Marketing Uurra 1, J. B. Owcaa, Hanford representative.

1 P. M. St. Petersburg V*. F t
Pierre.
2 P. M. Gairveavlllo va. FL I-auderdate,
3 P. M. Robert K I-ee v*. Orlands,

d P.,M, 1Malone vt. Hawthorne.
Second round gamea 'will be
played Friday night, with th*
four aulvteors mcctlrg In tbd
icml-Onale and fin al# .oft Hilar*

lain Travla Jarka.m, Fred- Lindrlriioi and Fied Leith Indicated
that the holdcut iltuatlon wa* nol
a* detloua a« It hud bren feared.
Dill Terty, Frank Hogan ami F.cd
Filtilmmons ■till have t i come tv
ternu. In- addition to theao-three,
■Ive Grnewlch and Hnb I’ ruett,
hull-pr piUhen, are the only fibaenteea.

n

8T. FKTERSDURa. Marrh n—
Rain prevented
the
arhrdulcd
*crub game balwern the Holton
Brave* rrgulat* a ad rookie* yeilerday, limiting the practice of
th* Tribe to ilow Jcgv around
th* playing field.

Prraldrnt Fuchi, accompanied
by Duffy Lcwia, on* time Red So*
oulfirlder, atrlvrd in ramp y*atridjy. Lcwia will aialit Hank
dowdy a* reach. &lt;

a. rirW aM awwM . .*» ned r.r
lae. MaevW a. tool. r. •

—All the White »ux rrunlal with
the txeeptloa of Catcher Moo Rrrx
were od han I yiaten’ ay. Although
wcr.l has It that Willie Kumtn la
11 !&gt;n fade I to Cleveland before
the aeeaon open*. hi* work around
the Jr.firld grate.day failed to In(Rente he eaptclrd l&gt; wear any
uniform but that of the White
Sux thl* Summer.

WINTKIt HAVEN. March 3 ritchaia rut looar far thr flril
tin* thU xeamn aa Mrnager Hurt
Shnttnn drive hi* I'hlladtlphla
I’hJIli** ih.oiigh a long drill yeatcidav. Kill, tt, Stoner and Srhtin r lim e d n “ hop" on their faat
bell* nrd appe.r furthrat advanc­
ed of thi m.undamrn. Outfielder
Hal l^o reachvl riuip yratriday,
two ilaya before Ihe rerun I doInrhmint of play*:* I* achiduled
to tepert.

W ed nr

Thuradgy

I

VIHITORH — Ifoiny
Illsh-Claa* Sport at
Suburb**
Sarlrrd'*
Show Place
V* 1

SEMINOLE
Located Mldirgy Iktwerp Orlando and
Hanford—i^lale Route

I'l.onlHA. f . h. No. 1, |* |nrIt
TAMPA, M nch“ a -R a d weath­
WEST PALM nk^tCH, March 3
the roush. S l.j due I S*,
•1 ill*! I, t'fclltrtnfu 41. ~-Titlut cr.ilv«,‘ln
a ih». l.U. 4 .lo* x**, t.v ii„i — Ralph Kit**, »hort»lop; who It er prevented the Cincinnati Rrdt
inuMly i n , (,.» 1 In. I« (l.&lt;* 1JWI to be ronveited Into a third ba&gt;u- IlfP* wrmjrlfK owtdoora ycat rday
&gt;MpMrnii rvNrln Inr ll» erat*
la i4m« hliihrri in. man by 'Manager* KrtUfcr o f tkvu and Manager i)'m llnwlry put hit
•rd.tltirdN
tmr V#«da),
&lt;11vlUwallv*
n cent* lilsber
XMW VliKMI H d-ar-e*. 1*.1 ll&gt;
cl.Mill). II rain urrlxdi iaia un.
Inntlcd 1 Cnlir 1. I* Pin l| ,«ra oa
1(1.4 k. h„|,|.llta MMd, ulr. d, Inal.,I
miWanila, mnrkal ahaui olnndi
ysjhWaw dMIW
I’l.iale Ilea. Il.lu.il n vi.a In «|.,
louaii. : i.i dua.
IS*.
1»*. I » I,lulu r. ( d„«. J.ne.l.Tl,
a u„B. *.ta.x;a. m it.*
i.i;.
101**4)

,

The Rnesf Performinq Six Hudson Eyer Built

tD VAN C&amp; D
r(j£R A T /O fiL

tloach Mrl.uca* anil hi* *i|uad
rf ltd men wl'l tern- Sanford
rally Friday morning, a id will
remn'n nl (ialnnvllle until the
t ilirnamrnt la uvtr. Coach Me
Luca* |a exported to atari Kaoaer,
j'oadir, Llidery, Jarluon, and
Klniaw. and will havo In reatrvr
Moyr, Drill, l.jrlce. Healer, and
Courier, each a likely prtwprrl
and r ni|Hitnt |,layir.
1'aJrlnga, a* annuurred thl*
mantlpg by Univeralty offlrlalr

new ness
Porcelain-on-II.oil A. frill If ] print* need gear decorate ihe
wrhiM.a* the froaeamtAv on 1 I front of&gt;oor Frigid.ire 1 Noap^k'
.mountain alop* and far mor &gt;« aj J^ i-w ill ever naln it* c r n W a g ,
to kMp,clMO than a c h j g g r t j . ( S ^ 7» l« « J o ‘*rlori Not even
lu gUia-llko, gleaming euriace iomon (wkw can mar-or «*ari* lit
timply-won't harbor any dirt that
Tha Prigldalrg-thh h rld i « i
onagaatlarwaapofaclaan, damp tomorrow bay* wtiJl bw.fi i h .
doth wool wUik 1 wayI
&lt;&gt; ■: T S ^ r '-T i Tliliji Ib iii'ilM iJW

| flf'l 'M|
lo.* m

h
style gmj Super-

V * *#»'

** W&gt;kUh l«^06..

•»

1°** W ro d * for: coinfort
ridinc. Hcgd-njqra -p^Mm

�e

&gt;'£ * 4 3 fcfcrtS&amp; atittffiH a

MORTGAGES FOR
SALE —
(2000, (MOO, payable one and
Iwo yeai*,~K percent, Reasonable
d ('count. Muk.rr
exceptionally
good. Box 157, Herald.

WANT AD RATES
OH K in Opportunity U knocking afalo wul. this lime IX b • apeclal nnd
■■I'M Men Ikit b certain to profit oTcrpoMc who takes advanlngr.
B n o ’o tko pbn—Insert aa id btforo Xtxfc Saturday, March 7, and pet u other of W aJ size FREE, to nurtka a a b t lumber of timra an the paid
r i t For taotance. If you insert a psf&lt; ad to run two weeka you pet a
frto od of the aone aiat to mo two wooko aWo. Both ada Burnt nlart at

BUILDING BLOCKS— t n t n L k s
boxes and general cement work.
Mlraela Concrete Co. J- K. Ter*
wtlUyer, Fm g trd and Elm.

WEAR
SANFORD
MADE
CLOTHES. All wool fabric*. 2
LANDS FOR SALE:
dr for relery crop*, Fcr- piece suits (30 and (32. Made by
rtrainrd. .’1, 10, or more aete- E. D. Randall, Tailor, Bemlnolr
. . _________
No cash required for respon- Bank Rldx.
buyer*. Frank I*. Ferguton,
OLD PAPERS FOX SALE— Fo»
wrapping and packing porpoeea

10 A — P ou ltry
THREE
VARIETIES
hatching
rggt. 75 centa per vetting. F.
A. Dyaon, Country Club Road,
phone 56U-J.______________________

YOU CAN BEAT bard lime* by THREE LOTS in Roatand Hei*hl*
Caah (150.00. Arriy
railing Hex Rabbtta for u*. Far
meHr a1
full information writ*
F o r B eat Reaulta— A d v e r t b e

IflO—Ftawetu air*"Pbnta
FOR SALE: 5 acre* of Celery
llanta. Rainbow Farm*, Ovlnlt,
Fla.

r \VHAT HAVE you lo »elt.
*tl| wbat you have. Men'*,

rAdio ^tower
W lfW ttT S PROGRAMS

(By TV* Amu*l»l*d T rc*»)
Same n* WKAF; 11:30, Sponaurrd
ProcrnWa jn eintern standard] program; 111:00, Sunn* n* WJ/.;
time, p. m&gt; unlei* other*lav Indl- 10:30, Sum,* u* WKAF; 11:00,
catad.
WJZ, fentuie*; 12:00, I’ innltt,
a ift -W B A F New Y o r k -a o
WJZ,
(NHC Chain)
2llt.R— WMHtt Tam pa-1170
0:30, WbtiV Behind the NameT;
0, Theater neo»,
announce,7t00, Votora' *«Pvlce; 7:30, lll*to- menu; 0:30, T iio; 7, Dinner mu'lc
'rival akafrhH; 7:45, Pickard fain- 0, Mode or Ihe mailer*; 10, Knlly; ( : 06j gaideew n and Crumlt; lertalnera.
8:(0, OoontBandam frolic; 0:00, 4KJ — WHUN HI. Peleraburg—&lt;20
Mu*kill magaililo; 11:30, H*ppy
0:00, Evening melodic*; 0:30,
B atons JOiOO, B. A. Rolf# orche*- The Yellow Ma»k; 0:45, Topka in
tr (l
Rapid trinadt; 11:16, brief (N B C ); 7:00, Amo* V Andy
Lapea ofehaitr*.
(NBC)t 7:16, Bill Hay, tenor,
34S.C— WAfiC New Yatrk—B60
ChaHolle IV* tt Week*, plan lit;
(CBS Chain)
7:30, Phil Cook (NBC); 8:30, Fro0:00, Muajcnl Mag*Ik
line (N B C ); 10:00, Salute (NBC)
10:30, Dance orcheitrn (NBC);
11:00, Florida
frolk ;
11:30, Idelle Epler, aoprano, Chief
Silvertonroe, tenor, Mart ha Jane,
pianist,
J61.1—WIIUF Calneavllle— RIO
TUESDAY, MAR. 3. 1011
inatniinnitaiiau
0:00,rt uuwauan
Hawaiian In*trumentall*ti
Paul and Nolan; 0:30, Va0:16, 1
tieky til *1, 7:00, Bajual Currie

l-

'

RbildUaaydiLM.- Studt#
1:07,. Waather ForeciBt;

------------- Off.
S (M —WDBO Orlande—I IN
TUESDAY, MAR. S, 1031
0:00, Time ilfna); 6:30, Autnmot lee program; 7:00, Tima algnal and aport* announcement*;
7:30, Certified Bymphankt; 8 :00.
International Singer* —CBS; StlB,
Characlty Beading* —CBS; 8:45,
A Muxlcal Dinner — CBS; 8:00,
Plymouth World Tour; U:30, Mu*ic Club Program; 10:00, Daac,
rrog'.am; 10:30, A Radio Playhoufe — CBS; 11:00, Paul Tre­
maine and hi* Orchama—CBS,
WJ AX— Ibchaaavtlle
r&gt; TUESDAY, KAR. 3, IUI
0:00, Cary Cab Program; 0:30,
Jarkionvilte Loyalty Laagae; 6:45,
Literary DigallV Tuple. ln BHaf
by Lou ell Thorn** NBC; 7:00.
Amo* V Andy NBC; 7:16, Leo
Kltchrn'* Orche»lr*| 7:30, ISiU
Cook NBC; 7:45, MeAteer Male:
din* (E. T.); 8:80, Paul WWtaman'* Painter* NBC; 8:30. Flor.helm Frolic NBC; 8:00. McK*«aon Mualvnl Magaalr* NBC; 8:10,
Chevrolet Procram (R. T.lt 10:00,
Waatinghoure Salute NBC; 10:30,
B. A. Ilolfe and bta Lbtky Strike
ban r« Orelieatri NBC;
beita and Duffy — Rl
Btrumentallati;
11:30,

Gordon Mu r d e r
Case Becoming.
More Involved
(Continued From Pago Onel
ly n ■hurl lime, aho *alil, anil hot
duliea Included rending to her cni|
ployrr. Onto *hr pUkrd up "Kepi
Woman,” but ML*i Gordon (tap­
ped her, taping:
‘ ■You're not here long enouph to
rea,| that-one."
ftuale Chyton, friend of the
dead woman, came from Erie, P a ,
yeulrrday to tell what aha knewShe mentioned the name* o f Ihrer
ptraon* aatd to have been inti­
mate with Mira Cordon. It wai re­
ported one o f them wa» Arnold
Rothiteln, (lain gambler.
Rrmrmbering that Manhallan'*
murder 11*1 contain* a lot of
crime* marked un*olved — inrlud
ing those of Dot King and LouLe
Lawaoi, — prlire redoubled Ihrlr
elfotti. E lghly-fiw
detective*
(|U*alloned 150 person*, but Commiasionrr Mulrooney »aid:
“ We’ re up nyalnit a dune wall
o f silenrr,"
John Diachoff, Ml** Cor Ion'*
former hu*band, wrnt toefure a
Bronx yiand Jury to deny Uy won * a 'i charge that ho and Phlndman Andrew J. McLaughlin milloaded her to the rcfoimatnry on
a vice charge in 1923. BUchoff I*
a tide ml employe at L&gt;rton, Va.
THy hitherto rlanely guarded *eercta —akrtchlly penned
hipe*
and fear* o f Vivian Cordon, vice
Inquiry wllnr**, aa revealed In tier
diary —were madj plihllc yester­
day by District Attorney
Mc­
Laughlin.
They revealed that ihe reaUaod
better than anyone el*e the flame
with which ahe h«d liven playing

t

THE ARCADE
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY

K .'F * 5 FMINOLE t g i S I

CREAMERY
"FLORIST

C ut O u t F or

Hatidy Reference

SANFORD M A D E
KIDDIES
KI.OTIIES (Jet them rcaiiy for
Eoiter. Ch'Mien* clithc* a »pcrialty, made front one to It yeat*.
Cntno ace our ntntlvl*- give u* u
11 ini. 51(1 Solifortl Avr.

HRMtNOl.K FISII ft
POULTRY MARKET
Phone BOS
piah—Chlrkena

PH O T O G R A P H E R

SAVE TOUR WATCH raptlrad
by cn* who natty knew* howl

For Better I'hnto Hervke
A. WlF.BOl.DT.

B rim , JtwaWr. Mag. Ay*.

LOST: eight month old PolJee
pup. Lam* In left front fool. Ita*

ward If returned- 1831 Melbavilla
Phr.ne 548 M.
______
LOST — Ladle* heavy
uxfonl
gray roat and umhrHla on high­
way ntimjer 3. SanforJ to Urtando.
Finder phone 8126, ____ _______

F R U IT S *
VEGETABLES

CAFE

AKCADK MARKET
Uhrapr*l In Town.

O A S IS C A F E
O pen 24 h o u r s — 112 8 .
P a rk .

UlgaV*—Tidmvruw &lt;'andlea
Maiailnv*— Fountain
Drlnka— Bandwlvhea

Hanford'* Leading lleauly
Shoppe.

RU BO W ’B PLACE
PrlnvviM llldg.
First SI.

Phone 4RB for appoint went.
First Nal l. Rank llldg.

Wh»t A World: Nibody
will lake your la*t rlgaret,
and everybody will tak*
your laBl dolltr.—BetMeham Clobe-TIrne*.

.lave the Peel.—Why go
cliewbrre to he iklnnedt
Come to ui.—Burlington
(Kan) paper.

B A R B E R SHOP

DRY CLEANING

Specialty— lu dlj* and childvena hair cutling
WILSON’ S UARDKH Hit OP

A N G E L ’ S IIA H IIE C U E
O p en ID A . M . to 2 A .
M . S a n fo r d A
G eneva
A vea.

llepaliw— Reflnlablng
Upholatrvlng. .

Sulla Cleaned ft Prvaaed 50e
Panla Cleaned ft Prrued 2*&gt;r
“ Caah and Carry”

PALMER'S
3H-38 Arcade

J I IL L L U M B E R C O . Z ip
S e r v ic e . P h on e 1S6.
SH O E R E P A IR IN G

i u » MODEL A_ Ford Cour*
Good Condition (375.0U. 11
and Bon.
. ________

A . E . D O B B IN S
210 E . 6 th S L

HOWL FOB Itl'CltKA flON

10 year* Job
Bantoid,

Priming

DRUG STORKS

MARKETS

HANFtlllD PRINTING rtl.
D R U G CO.
• »f, ;irt». Mlrrri A MrshuIIb

W .H.LONG

|*r*urtl|i|lam U mk »ur

I at HI. O pp. Poat O r ftto

1 1 Mil HUimri;
Ur Mrllbrr 1‘huur IDS

MEAT MARKET

hprrlgll), YUII BBf hlt.y l ’i*r
t*‘»»r fMWMltllM Drink*

INiiBPKNDKM’
GROWERS AHSIH‘16 THIN
Rot-m 10
I'hnnr #20

P h o n e 497-J,

WHERE'S THE ANTISLAVERY SOCIETY—For
Sale— Frmal* settler, four
year* old, wVl| trained,
price (60,00.—Ijihe County
(Fla) rirculat.

In

VEGETABLE
S H IP P E R S

W ea l T h irte e n th S t.

Thr “ buy now" move­
file: t ha* bren aomewhut
chilled, however, In the
New
Vurk
Maglalrale
MarkeL-—Beloit Ntw*.

P R IN T IN G

S E C O N D I I A N t )S T O R E

GET YOUIt USED AUTtl PARTS
at Ratliff ami Son. The pl»ce o f
wtjld rrrnlually *r*r out* htl*Jife a million part*. Price, tu *uli you.
They 1 hawed alio lint »h:- knew City limit* new Otlandu Highway.
her daalh hod been planned at P. O. Bax 1470 8(nfiml.________
leaat on:e befjn and *he Eved In
dally fear of the end.
The girl namad *■ ihe men
LAN RT'g BBOO STORE— fi»V
fcrtptioaa, magaitaae, IcuataLa
feared float her own atlomry and
anothtr aa “ the man wh» waa 1a aervk*. P R O M P T daUvariva.
knovk ma off laat winter-"
Phan* 103

WOOD YARDB
T h e B ig W o o d Y a r d C o.

PRESSKRY
1(8 Palmetto Are.
and

P. P A U L

P len ty W o o d at D u h a rt’ B

SAN FO RD STEAM

FURNISHINGS

LUM BER

Hoover ha* got hi* hark
Up, hut it i* not the h.ickup that the Senate demumled o f him.—Atlanta
Constitution.

BEAUTY SHOPS

IIAGGKTTS
Gilbert'* Churolale*
nnd tint Drink*.

T r a d e In Y o u r U xedF ur­
n itu re a t W A G O N E R ’S.

Phone 413

CONFECTIONERY

D R IN K R L U N C H E 8
C u t O u t F o r H an dy
R e fe r e n c e s

EDGEW OOD
FLO W E R SH OP
Cruris ft Hanford Are,

Pa** the Hwatler—FAM.
ILY OF 4 PLIES TO VIS­
IT HOOVER, — B u ffalo
Evening New*.

Loth, Key aad fiun Repair*.
DBBTCn’H

By John DevUtfi

LOOY DOT DOPE
-Tvtm 7 S S 5 S Z S
IB UO&lt; K THieea v a t X t M l THKT f*A UoiHd
iFW «g h i m "vomtftHT. . . m c H A S N 'T Done
A U C K O F w o O v r A\_u o a t If J —

r H 5 TBM CtEUVl I M t»XO

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, y o u A f a c u X r u - h »crr
)A A * A A * T W R O f»
7 c c R n r A O N t a s - ■»—
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WHY W O o W B M
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TXkMOBCIOW INSTEAD
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F i R e D . ’r j K

(flipper.

MissrirR Movie
Star ls Found
In

D azed S^t a t e

1 (Continued From Pag* 6 m ) *
‘ riata live. Chief of Pul'ce Oyer,

tmwev/r, a £ j

MU* CoopJr g ) l

• ff a Lo* Angvlea-Ban Franviaca
trahi laat Wadneaday night and
took a tab to thy hotel fr jK which

ahe waa rcn^rvad to the Koanllal.
Bb# apparently waa without fund*
when Taken ta th# heaplUL.

BY VIC

SOB JINKS

Ratal employe* laid tb# artraaa

tctapbone,i to Ja««7* Mania, *•
, _ 11 (Sffr Houaf in
t J UiNfc i' ll lct a
/ X PONCM Go roK
&gt;dE \ ^ F iK ir Ti m e

ell' man in L a Angela*. Sunday
night. Mrs. Mary Cooper, ML*

Cauaer'i mother, alai talked- by
daughter. Whal

r M » , JPRrt - UWatTAVA

Think c p b V N A M trc's
.

c h a n c e s in

^ F U rM T P

T fcia

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J 5&lt;&gt; YwU weciVA
? *
r l Think M ouCg'* CHAKCt 6
o r r . t r r i u o ou r o f “DthT
UtMCr in ONE FtCCS A.-16.
^ V C fA Y R C M O T C //— ^

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Heat In Sanford, Fla,
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FIStt and POULTRY

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

ALL TRUTH »eetot» for lha
great truth and power known to
the Anclenta, write for the free
book, "Light of Egypt", nulled
without obligation to atudrnt*. of
Higher Thvught and My*lkl*m.
Librarian 161, Amorc Temple, San
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INSURANCE

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                    <text>D A H .Y N E W S P A P E R

. SANFORD,

IONDAY, MARCH S, 1M1

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Hull Voices DisprovHopelnAbandono
al Of Democratic'
’ Enactment Of
Committee CommitOther L e f f is ^ tif i
Befcrc Adjournl^ff ' tins" On Prohibition f
WASHINGTON, March, t (AP) —Congreeslonal ln»^e:»
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"talKn I t f .ra adjournment In the
tare ot • iw p w U v r veto from
Pieidcn'. lloov. r on-Iho Mteclc
Khisls h ll.
Tho Pirsident's statement 3*1urday rhartcU l I Dy Hit Norris
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NEW YORK CITY—Seemingly u* barred from a pulpit because
at hla compaalonata marriage tanata, (ha Rev, Eliot White, former
aiaiataat'rector of Clrace Episcopal Church. Joined tha tanks of job­
less appif verdera.

STRONG BANKING CURRAN CLAIMS
STRUCTURE RISES MAJORITY WANTS
IN DIXIE AREAS DRY LAW REPEAL
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Elimination Of Weak .AnnualKeportRcvcals
Institutions In 1930 Many Facts Which
I s Seen Beneficial Support His Theory
IJTTt.K BOCK, Ark.. Mar. !£—
WASHINGTON, Marcli, . 2 —
(Al'J . -A-now banking structure (AP) —A (Mar majority of tha
b springing up In the South o-rt American p aarb In favor uf re*
uf the ehaoa'of last fall's colbpae. peal of tho Elghtaenth Am»»dBank %Xfle'ala says HmUJlJw
claimed )c»1aribyhv

Wllh inly two and n h* If day*
remr. u o f
R puld'ean
t railer
Watson tonreded ) r i l e ' lay “ i t
would be *eat tu linnoiaibla to ssrrIiif attloh on anyth ny contio
vcraal
,
He will areas tiday for Bennie
adoption of the IIUV.000.IM0 atsond deficiency bill which Chair­
man Jonai of tha approprlatloaa
m a a iU e * 4s rtady to isqs-sl. ■
Than IX Mr. lloov,r ratoea the
Vustlc Shoal. Idll It will RO lu at
to I hr Senate. Tha subaequrnl rnajr
over this D oxnrcU-d t &gt; consume
what lime le left of Ihe dying Cqngreat. Leadcrt bilieved Ihe vato
would be eustained If otought to
a vi.tr.
Senator Norria, (R Neb.), spin•or of th &gt; Muscle Shouii Irgi-latlon providing for •'oremm epi
upvrattin of lbs | iow«t plant, yenIrrday chided th# Praaldrnt for
h'a failuto to slinounre a d trlilte .
Ip reply |« Mr. llo o tar the Ne­
braska Senator raid:
“The President In hi# ttateraeil
says; T his bappeni lo b.- an en­
gineering pr ije t \ The prealdeat

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Mtaons
Entered A pprentice
Degret Oh Members

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ar-prositoDeg unity amf harmony
among Drmoerata evrrywhrre. t&gt;
the t-nd that this great h'attv'r ur
I epilation may neat year bo fully
tgwl|ipol and ptapared tn assume
I hear manifold and a'milar out­
standing mpunaibllillre uf leader­
ship and acrvico to tha naliuc."
A galhninx of tht party's nato n al leaders I, In prua|&gt;ec:
Krlrnd* of Alfred K. Hmilh. IU.H
Ireaidm tlal iso lld ste, capi-ct nim
to atlrnd lo g ith rr with Hmaiue
RoliiiiMin of Aikau,a*, bead ■mi­
ning mail'.
Many of Ih , Ik-mmrallc tow.
grr»&gt; imat leaders will be present
as Ihe ri prr*. i.lalitoa «f Ibuir
atslc*, soma with piniles of thc,r
national eommitlertiivn and others
a* the ronimiteemen.
Hull ad tiraled Ihul Iht D nuirtata “conduct a i ru*ad« f ir a
new birth and revival of th , iilt-aa
ilorlrinn and spirit which underlie
iwpular gnvi i nment."

Change In Veterans
Loan Bill Will Aid Convict Gives Up To
Borrowers A t Once N ew York Police To
Tell O f Death Case
WARHINOTUN, Mar. 2 - I a I m

- -A , veterana all, over the coun­
try art at Id the visional d f l.e - ,.f
Ihs Veterans bureau tu
or raw
os. thalr comfen-atlun cert If irajoe
n move wpa Initiate I In CyngratS
today to make the rrceatly Issued
Stab* containing N per cent of certificates ellglhb for loans. HastUrn total populsti m had • I lar.-tl ator Barkley, Democrat, Kentucky,
for rrpaal and th at the p:,pU "of . latrsduoed I t Iht denate a rrsolu
ruant iiOiip ffcitma** **. ... ..I,
'
lion ta amend Ihe prrsrnl law
w bbh.prarenta loans from I th e
—made on c rtlXIriteq until tiny
I At thb regtabr 'rrmmunlcalloa
ar» two years old. T h, ameddaf Sanford Lodge Na. « P . *
mcht Would' allow b an s ty i*
made anytime.
lip n rrlimtad
bctlun&gt;. which
iqg axprrailur
sent'ni-nl in

ComrresB Pauses Out
Of Respect For Solon
iVAkatNOTONTMar. 3- ( a C

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Thrill
■Ion,'and ■wllh an hUdpiW
nearly 600 frantic basket
fans on edge throughout
ontire game. Coach Boo
Orlando Tiger*, twice vU
loun over Coach Leonard
Lucns* Brminole High q
4a early newton faipe*, i
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M l . II oU nry

'T he Royal Hu»-'an fhulr, w stlM sm ed’ mus'ral inranfiatlon
which haa aatnrd the distlrctbn of havlnir appeared before mo.e
mrmlieia of royalty than oiy other t rxanlsatli'n of Ita k'nd In tha
world, wilt tie htanl at thr City Mali Saturday night In Russian folk fifth district of riorida ehampta
•nnge and dances. The Sanford Llore Club and tha South Hide Paicnta-TVaehera Asacclntlcn ate tha aponaoit.
who had rim e through twe tel
of toumantapt play with .tel
at aged a gam* whkh will lea*..
rvm*gib&lt;rtd'for IU actio* al
•peed.
&gt;'
-rgm
Although both ttam a war* (
aurud of an entry In tha aw
Uibraarntnl dt aalna«ville U
w rrk .b y thalr •eml-flnal wt
over ieaebiHW and New Hutyfl
two ot the favorites, th , itte d
district henera ohd a huge •
mad# tha gam# deuldy Iwtepaetk
S u p irlh r defan»Ua- play a t t
Orlando team, .lad by Huf|m* ■
Williams, gbardaf pnvad U &gt;
atomhllng nlock fee the l«
WASHINGTON?"Mar. t —(Al*|
Hanfnrd dalrgatea to the an ­ the
outfit, which- had difficulty /
—An lmpr:vlng ttend In the con- nual stats conference of tha Flor­
r'ltlon of American bualnea*. wa« ida Society. Daughters of tha solving the taae’ wHR whlcR.-J
dlccrrned yesterday by Jullua II. Amrtlran Revolution which W*H OrlaiuW/ pUysrt revered Um*
Heines, chairman of the national hr held In Ib U n d un Mar.' 10i I t, forte of McLecaa'-tde*. WiUi*g
business sarvry ronfrreace ap- and l&gt; wllh thr Colonel A rthur greet ethlblt'e* was arelaittei
the flaeat Ml tif geard p la ^ n f
Jioir ted by Ptrelilent Hoover.
Erwin Chapter a s ' hrnlsas, arera the aatlrc *ueet, tad hla acleetl
In a repott on the mld-wln»et t-nlar hualiy engaged in vailing
economic statu, of the United upon tha rntlra membeithip of the on the first .ta^pt waa not'doul
I of Un
" ' it Meal *t*
btales, Uarnu saw a number uf *total* *branch

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HOOVER AIDE IS LOCAL MEMBERS
OPTIMISTIC OVER OF D. A. R. MAKE
BUSINESS TREND READY FOR MEET

Improving KiselnCon- Delegates To Annual
ditions Revealed By Convention In De­
Survey Of Country Land AreAppoihted

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This attlm a b -war ro n ta te d la
his aanttal report t« membet. uf
Those which hays aurvivad. the aaebt'allon, num jctid by him
banking records show, are operat­
K conviction thel ing with larger cash m e r e s t and ^ \ln I t he auutled Ute1! p ic k e tgem rally are In a sounder position •Warn csMmls'lan waa guilty ef a
“bald uberepanty" In It, prohithan formerlyOut of the ruins of the failures, bh'on report, and criticised Pmb n t Hoover fur h b trialm rnt
old Ioinks at* alaging “comeback*"
the comm'Mintni findings.
*
soil new one a are emerging to taka
Ui reviewing Ih* political events
Iho plac-.a of Iho w tsksr ones.
Though the draasalic features of Iho pavt yaar, Curran sabl "No"Which marked the isw ill vlaalagi whete did tha prohibition «ena»*dare abarnl, a survey uf mum-vX Vancv aq inch."
He eatim qt^k'the antl-pruhllilIhe bard hH' southern stales
iho a*a banking ay abate' aro m sk­ tioii irpreMtalalbn In tho Ifniao
it g | it grcaa In their righ t, tu h - hail ingr. u .ta from 70 lu HM. in
Die past twq years while th at In
tovrr a sound footing.
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A lkan.ai, where bank failures the Henets Jumped Jrwm Ih to 23
“It should t e . borne In rwinsV*
Xlillowed each •.Over
fU/tiep rontli.iird, “that wc ate
kouMiog noses h u e uu a Imsbi pf
r.sredv l l &gt; I I . U f the p a c . In the pcihlir licilatatbris,' either oat*
return. 1
•. jU m 'A t , k rlgAt &lt; &gt;r rrpaal or *t least fur
State hanking departm-nt , ft* submit t ng la tha people fur cirriip af Maxima teoswx g lib ha­ glues show that consldaiably mule elosi the question ol.wh- Iher they
. acrsssUp of haTt*r /wRI) than half tha tanka which cbecd with to retain or i*peal the Fight*
. at stake, and, whan pallet
firemen wars abU U Hsdr lbW&gt;, have
rsopaatd.
either
m eomt of th , dsbrl. after * through abjustm tal of thslr In
lag fire had sweat tha 111 panros, Ceoinanlimti.n r or mars, who are noar willinr tu i&gt;vrmlt
tha people lo jrgas Upoi. this i|uu»r oM Theatre. Principal, M •fa with other 'nallUitiuat.
rrqd nad.arlm .fctelrt *«T» rw
Out ■&gt;( PM .s ta b uanka Whkh ,Dun. but th a« member&lt; Itava not
yet test's public dadsralloQ uf
their wUI/ngnra*." t ■ \
.
Curran contended the |w rr uf
hank* caught In tha whirlpool u Ih , Antrrican icopl, “m their
I,
(CtethMgd an S » .t ala)

'- t 'J i y f f r . r. “ d j ^ T f r
Mlvlng tha | rub)cm and,- there*
low. It la ralhsr surprising‘ T°
't e n t from h'a statement | that he
ll referring the m atter to th^
heedl nX hia departmtnta, *vnr Of
.arhuss are i-iwinters. .
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“Tha great engineer n seeking
advire an *an engineering proieet' from those who are not rng nccia and When thus,- who are
n*l rnginecra tell the mgineer
what to ibi with 'an engtt.r nne
ptejagt' tlio mgineer will know
whether lo algn or veto lliv bill,
^ i r w t e nna merwf th • N. w hngland Country Just ia who at the
elate of « taw auil aaiJ h,- w..ulJ
take Ik undrr adtUeturnl for three
dayi a t which time h.- would ren­
der judgement for th , plaintiff.*
Senator Hrbeit, (K R. |.), will
Renew hi. effort in Ihe Hrr.sl, to­
day to obtain action on the Yeatal
erpyright bill. It alrrauy ha. la v i
appruied uy the lluuat, but wllh
stiff Kcnatr opimailicn manlfCit
(Continued On rag e HJi)

m i m t n l to commit »Wj- Dr:»utralir inliocal commll'.ec at II*
in .-ling here Ih'a wceX lo an e n l11&lt;hd.lt.nil ttsnd.
■JVr • w ii cv r&gt; InJ cat:on lodey
that Ih'a *nb|cct * « i iu r tor an
a i of, at loaat, at the patty ra
th n nr.
ltsim(«ntaUya Uull of T eu rlf
irr. lorm ar. Democratic nntlanal
ihairman, Issued a sialen-vui *-*•
strung the na.iunal cumm.tue »*
w ihuut auihcr.ty "to pro,tribe »»
sins'' and that If the m «Ung a&gt;
It m|itnl »uch action *M wnuli i In order for Ihc Democratic na­
il i al umvinltun neat &gt;e.r lo odi,prn*ed with.”
With Southrm Dcmocrale parti*
culafly arutiaed and liolh were unu
illy, ta Congreat opposed to .r

Sanford Quintet

merited a« fatH b if
“ Rerurtlng di'inomtratlvn th at
Induatiy gtneraily haa allalnrd an
adjimlmeft of atoqks, produrllon
and marketing in prhlih even .a
moderat, rapanaion In demand
will have Immediate results,
«
“An Imprivtrg m m l from the
|uw point In Drrember.
“ Kvldenee that reduced city
• ponding rvflrcta Into tuwrr faint
priiea fur priHlurta In which therr
U - no • aptwrrt't drprraalng sur­
plus, aurb a* must dairy products.
“t ’lrar iudkatlcn that the vol­
ume of saving. In th rlr various
fiusiu bat lievn Urge and la still
liinunllng."
R airrs said hla summary waa
liaard on n-potta from the chief
lines of American business. Ha
ni'ilrd, they had bien accompanied
“atimat uniformly by rsp'raalina
uf ruifidurre and rnrrgy whb b
are apparently thrmselvra Ihe
liu ll, of improved ronditlone."
Iliirusvlng international renditioia, Ibrnes said “ie|&gt;aated evi­
dences , f improved ro n lltb n s are

Mrs. John heonardy,. of Hanfold, the state repeat', will nre*

confan nre. Th«&gt; thtre-dsy 'meet is
annuall) Ihi- most Important Ma­
ture nf each y ra t’s activltWs uf
the patiloilc organlsatlun of wo­
men.
Mrs. A. II. Prlorsun, recent,
Mra. S. I'uletlun, vtce-iegenl, and
(Cuntlnuad on yaga frnir)

aura, but h b afforts were of p#
aval!. '
While the O rbndt guards w«t*'
holding local scoring la check,'*
liny Orlando forward, "Run)*
Fairfield, waa running away fret*
Jpebson and
Moya,
KanfetA
guards, and It was hla grasf
I lay, never watering tu Ihc XlteUI
whistle, which biought victory b '
Orlando. FaUrbld wss here, there,
r.ncl everywhere, and hreauae b t
hla entail stature, he was oflsM
WAHIIIMUTOh' Mar. 2 -1 AIM abl, lo diva inis a swartp uf pldVi
—T h, Senate's tihu price investi­ era al b a s t a foot taller tha* MU
gating comndlte, today recoin­ and come out of tha pack with I M
minded a iaiaful scrutiny by Ihe
leilerLl trade rumtnieelan and Juatire department of the “alarming dim halted. Ha scored tha |
Irndrn. y n.ward
monopolistic two bashaU by Just such play, I
control” of tha natlvn's food by Hanford's Inability to slap j
a “small group uf puwerful eor- pu&gt;v,d XoUl, h b running sal
whs ab a vary much in I ha g»
|u n llo its and cam!&gt;inalluna".
The laromnirndatlon waa embod­ and h b shob w»r, arcordad ' i
ied In the lommUtre's tsport la longed applaasa time i f t u Ug
For tha t i n t time this scVM
the Senate nf It, Inquiry Into the
prices of bleed, meats, sugar and Lindsey, Hanford center, failed
ecore a aingb point, and slthos
milL
ha had no tqual as a H-htifc
Tha report found Ihe responsi­ and follow-up maa during tha
bility-lor Ih* failure of tha retail Hie tournament, h b folium '
pike bread lo reflect a decline la ring tha basket In half a da
the.price of wheat “reals primari­ tiles was Sorely mbsrd. Kite
ly upin tl.a large wholesab bak* Hanford guard, waa the moot,
ety companies which UHtd to pass gresolve and consistent p la n t,
on to the consumer recent reduc­
tions In th r cost of their Ingre­
. .
Funeral aorvlrea for Mte. W. i . dients."
Ilinar, 40, • resident fur the patl
thter months of ly m fi Settle­
ment, south of the city, whu died
CHARLOTTE. N. C , March 2.
early yesterday nv«rnlog after a
short lllresa, ware held Ihle morn­ ~ ( Al’J—W. M. MeUsrina. sec (AP) —Violent* again hro
ing from lha Kheneser C’hurih n la ry of the Amaslsan Cotton today Ip Ihe atrike a f big
there al 10 u'riock, with the Manufacturers' Assortatbn, an­ men hero, resulting I* the
Her. Ftank M. Metier, pastor of nounced In hla final report yes­ b g of ana negro and tha-l
the First ("hriaHaa Church «.X terday M per cent af lha cnltoa ef another, la aHblhte al
Henford effWaUag. Burial was Srxtib liduatry «f the : United •sveisl men narrowly mbs
States had agreed U discontinue
mad. In Evergreen Cemetery.
Ing killed by hulbts aa the;
Mrs. Rtsor. name to .Sanford night employment af women wad unloading a freight car, ' ji
‘ 4 .
pome months ago. mliioie,
' After conferring with SOI
In - Alabama Her
‘•lives Of tk« tuajswhlp a
NOTED I'AINTKB DUB
Rlaor, Is her only
Ib n and unbn officials, ftp
HANTA
HAHBARA, Calif. (leafHid, deportment of b k
March l —(A P)--O scar R. O aaat clllalor said that u tte te H
pa inter and member #f the a rt refu«*d ta hold Joint eoteji
y*
L, March 2— ruleay hero for mors than M win, union a n .
lowat, prevl- ysars, Is dead. Many of hip paint­
nt fartbn of ings warn exhibited at tha Raima, • JMHIOP (iARLAND n
,rk&gt;ra of A- xundl C ite, New York, of w hite

Food Price Probers
Urge Scrutiny Into
BigTrustM onopoly

Resident Of Sanford
Settlement Is Buried

NewOrleana Do
Attacked By Si

it axainst John
F brida h a. an arwa of
cl the reyoguuiun, drsplta MO w ss f t white only ]
ra recently *»Jf have been utilised for
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n a f 'a lM orrured to thla
V » , wit), Leaabur, iMdlny
(U end *f th* lull.
[•Heritor, Lawaburg, *fN r the u n «n«r o » j « » p
■ganlng of the third qtur« It for fir. m lnrlr. withlay. Hughe* Mtd WHJtoma,
f gw nto, rwahed him* at
Mi, and f erred him U pul
CM'pMy. amid th* wildcat

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T w o ’G a to r B o x e n
R e m a in I n V ir g in ia

By court e*y'*f I f , *,' Dapartmont ot AgritwHure ami the Florida
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Tournament

porta c a w
of Colonel,
revolution, ’

UNIVERRI

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II
4 night roaallad In tb«
l of Winter Path, Cler
«#. Tararea, Apopka,
tland, and today'* m &lt;
n thla morning when
noil, dafoalad Da Land
to kl acore. Nontrerd#
lo to atop tha atronp
nttarh, and went down
41 defeat In tha •Stand
the mamlng mind.

1of gomea played yea
afternoon,. starting at I
md the twa ghma* play*
morning, with icero* at
Wjh quaria.'t
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from No
Carolina end
on*
'•tom flial _________ _____ . .
'Inal fight* to I ho louthern con.’•r*ne* In-slag lourram m t which
ipoitd her* .yaat#:d*y.
Hurrlror* In |fi* quarter final*
were: Mai*, bantamweight and
farrow, lightweight, of L. H. IJ.|
Klnardl,
bantamweight,
anil
°*ekhOtH, fight weight, of Floridoi
•aul, barlawwrlght, and ColditiIn, frath* weight, nf Virginia;
&gt;vlnaon, , ,(e*tlonweight,- • and
loodrldga, lightweight, of North
"tor.'IUtr, and Martin, faathararight, of D i m . ' .
Among thnie who paaard on to
A# teml flral bouts wa* Coptall
Minardi, Florida banUmwrlght,
n* of t* a defender* of ConfkA
moo crown*. Mlna dl won a i '»*r

t £ « S 2 W i3 W ® " * ?
J a H t 'U U .U . i j i o , Lto, i* Huai
• n tw i^ 'C M * m i 'f w i. VrMor,
r .a . *r. i m i , \ ,■ ■ 1
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I k t h r t M, O dcdi I. ToUl H :
Total la Hal* Ik la ae.eon — — l.»M
Total In Hat* laOl aoaaon----- a.aar
OaaCarH OclOOo W ctha « t « w .
Mai Warm. partly alooHy. IWulinae
fairly h**T)ri f**H«rafa a*Ira , In.
gulry. I&gt;ama*4 mod for *maU
ainaa, al&lt;i» I of Unfa atoak. mark at
■aaailr no aiuall *(njk, waokar no
(•rip niiwn. « p
iwrma, rM M ip,

w ow

s^rffiL

*£&lt; vCtoy

tv e to f —

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irn ity
ym. cucvtmda **,

n w govarwmaot Ogatoai th e . wlafci
B.
Fte.
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Calif1
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warn■“»*
tcllro amHrtwl*. tiemon* nwHerale, Legato and fcla fallow dtitnquoata,
■Market ol-uil *i—u. v low i n * . I t
laek rtatre In Ik* riMaah. »•*.*•«■ C mmander Bortla d 0 11 ■ t « d,
i m , a Has l an.i.ik, « h„«l a i l . I boa Id bo triad and punlihed far
M t; * Ho*. a.ta.l.lt.&lt;'la-Horn. »

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Slew Tonic I 1* Hegreea. rIOor. of tha rouotry." , ►h, r ■
II cor* arrived: rat* u n la a trli
Former PratOdOtti,'Aagitato

CAMPS

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Path scaring i Waller, f.
!*tt,.f, I. Damorat, f . 0.
, gr &amp;,• Yon, «,• ID. Hub*
fkhblu; 4, ThdVopaan, 0
f m &gt; » ) Jlhabnerd, f, H.

I tearing! Kanoar, f, 4,
f, M. Undary, r, », JaehX Kinlaw, g, •,
wringi Maya, 0, Heater, I,
bO eariet’, 0, Britt, 4.
Ed aeorlagi Haddon, f. I

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WERT PALM BKACII, Pah. f t
— &lt;AP) — A warm atm, \h* first
of th* Brown*' otay her*,* Isoaam* •
ad tha m aty blrgoa of th* play.

Ing ramp yeoteiddy daapll* 1h*
fact that only pitcher* and cat­
cher* are on th« Joh, Manager
DcLand arorlngi Itrown, ,f, 3, RhotUn haliooaa ■abort workout*
Tkomaa, f,
Mickle, g, 4, Car* morning and aftafnoon tflll heap
th* players In bettor abape and
m'rhael, r, 7, Flih#r, g. 0.
pretint lili/tcla • artaneaa.
tub* arorlngi Kaell, 3.
10 o'elerk Ratuiday
PAhbANTON'ip.Tas, Fab. I»—
Letaburg
fl *0 25 31 (AP) —The drought la aamaU'ng
Montverdc i i . U . 1 T II .10 with whWh Han AiMonto.la a*iMeaborg atorlng: llarrua, i, 0, qua nted only by hearmay, and
Reaun. f. 3, Ua long, g, g Alton,*, the amount of r'Infall hogoariadag, I, Coir, r, l
. ...
ly rutallod trth.tog opatatton* of
Rubas ararlrgi Fratklln, 0, An­ the Chicago White Ho*. Th* Hus
drew*, 0, Brady. 0, Manly, &lt;0, bar* had on* good • |iractl*^ to
t \ r &lt;■*&gt;•*.
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prelenting witch ebnilMf f t tool*
and looa^ef belle.
y.
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Rutlar, g, I, Hay, r, I

FOBT MYEM, fhh. tfl -(A P )
— Cannly Mack, nutnaget of th*
Pflllada'phla AKMttka, thlqka It
would b# aa ala* t* pick tha win­
ner la a turtle dfthy aa to aatort
the ouiaiar ding rank1* to hla big
pllrhlng atoff. Not erafl th* aaglaeyed Math hat detected My aympi.om* rf future grant**** amang
th. m njtto.
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gearing’i Llntan, 0, MaDn/fy, Hull* irerlngt Clerk*, 0,
Catering! Rawlloa. f, fl, llow-.
Iteton, g, BPIU ttlar,
r A tto lH a g , 0, fl.ll.rr, 1. k
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F A N T A 8 T IC

F IG U R E S A T C A R N lV A I*

NEW OBLEANIT, r ib .
(AP) —The number of Infield
rind Ida tea with th* CteeeUed In­
diana aniiona l* g et n running
atait In the aetambt* far &gt;ih*
reached flee yeetetday. Law ! » ■
area, flrat batcm U | .O afn* La­
tin*, third haaatwan, and John
Ooldmia, ihorutop, jotted the
pitcher* and rttekor* already her*.
Bill llnanaftala, fotmaf Whit*
Res abort*top, and Carl Und ateppad through thalr Aral pmctlc#

Thuiaday, " • • • ;

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acorlrg: Crowley, f, 9,
I f -F. Bfltetn, &gt;. «.

I to tito-trmlnlkg camp bar*
day. Calehar Grahow.ki ant
t Whitlow W f t t brought
•aurenita from th* mown-

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A color at hr*# «f p U
and
( ta r n « • developed la tba hvtng
■ootna and dlrlng room With LaakI «ta -and bowl, of calendula* and
n riturtlnu. Tr.c d la b g room table
| which Waa nrartalJ with an old
. Kngllah lac* cover, waa rente rad
l With a tal! cryatal cake aland
r which htld the Itlrihdvy cal* ear.
. t . a i with mlnlatuie golden t*p-_
I eta la #reet holdera. On either
. aide tall rryalal hddera held laag
i yellow candlet arourd which fern
. waa entwined and • a tended to tha
| eoe.tera of the table,
r
At a late nour in the arm ing
r the hi tfaday erke waa acrvtd with
■ a ,a!ad courar hy the huateat, aa, allied by Mia. Virgil Smith and
i Mra. C. 11. S ullh. Thoa* indited
■ were: Mlta Dorothy Smith, honor

. A t B a p tist C hurch
■ jlr r t with • laagtag for b n
w Byri« and f lr ti with tba
• that » m i day tha tend a t

wkra finally
eadg Univenlty af Fk
mta apendlng tha weal
Werei Jcarph O'Connor,
kr, Jr, Frederick Ball,

Brldtea, dll

■ truck a h d tlw en d could

wpnper ha* a life of its own.
uniau bdnifd gfaHfri their di
Will* to It* u p b u ik lin * . So

either. RVarybody.'

“Workers, reader*, rivals watched

«ad platinum

pror ounce aieafe and gtatawtqU
tn«i* perlcdloally by Uartara of
A’tfcjaetfiriialTrm, who gUbTy talk

•UHiriHfikTrttRbleL-PpoW t h e
* t r s o u g h t to reach fo rw a rd
W ith h i* dead h an d th e poUd&lt;

parties aorno such IWte t r u knocking jit th
toena ihifla, IITc moves on. Hero irt ~*Amerh
of change' in nocUl conditions, in political
btUneas practice, run* with’^palling swift*
nteUraixl ,folly for&gt;tho-strango, powerful ni
World.’ .ta beUevavlhat bc could stain such
capaliwlfcdown the jreura.
A Or!V. “Since tha continuation of tho *World'
fpem b y
^helr old staff* in their old form was ini
i d r pur*
C)use by the Scripps-Howard Interacts is
iggner*:
congratulation. Under Mr. 0toy Howard’s; lert direction
I of tha Arrive*, lined
ten of th* tea;
tack of India lightly

■a Mr. Bamital abundantly ahewa,
alaraatara living in tha moatgbjart miacry, ia a atata that Can.
la aome raaaa, hardly he termad

atebdaid.

Self-datermlnatloo

ia to came to a* end, am &amp;mgf*f.
Bat ro t many, becaoae these alma,
iy won't ha any newt. Everybody.'
In the world will he. having the
aaroe roaring good time. Aa ta
thane pa p m that rnuat operate for
the nriaUog'af Waothirr faroeaaU,
w cidlrg, notieea and the faahiea.
trrndi. willing worWr* ceald ha
n S U t-^ a ta u ty . Tha Afflchlly -U
with the printer*. Everybody can
wilt*,. , Ihatfa ■ uudaratood, bat

elertloa of delegatee far tbo elate
Convention win taka plat*.
. Roaa.Cttcle of the Gaiden Quit
w|U .meet at 10 attack a t - tk a
I hema of Mra. Roland 8. Rtaif, Ban

munfty^A

UK.

two organiuitluna run pursllel.^y conlPI

PENTLANP, GRAY and MOORE
l t d doaen or aa feudal famillaj
wb# «nn thg greater part of the
Pataalia* aoll, ha* not ptevaated
aaanta from Italng up
B
Jewlah workers and
th* alliance. For the
ha American public la
th l, hook to gain an
what p ail tha arandarot ta murder In th*
playrd In tha 1*2*
and th* at rained j o balwtrn iltra a n d E a

Someone
are conacle:
*1*1op*, &gt; I I M tu I n g lln g * ,

nga.t lov*,yd

Inga and awpibig* known

thought af thaaa

Mra. Jamea a , gharea, ,W**t
ftnUl Street, a t 19 attack ,
'T h e Mayfair ClrrU afS h* Gartad d u b will rntai at 10 attack
a . th . h-.tne of Mr*. Ralph M.
Rarren, 000 Eaat Second S tre et
.The American Legion Auxiliary

Byatotn*

U sw ra- P u b U c i v

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First Natlanal Bank Bolldlng' u .j

Ualng “Th#. Crented Thlnit In
itte&gt;W«IP ariila auhjcct, the IUv.
IIirate Booker, blind, evangrllat,
will rreach at th- Balration Army
llall tmilght at 7:15 o'clock. Tho
public I* larked to attend.
,
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t
Mr*. Charleg U Park left to­
day for her heme hi Maroa, Qa.
after viaking her aon and daughttha convention a:-In-law, Dr. and Mra. C. L. Park,
far a abort time.
•'

Mra. E. A. W il-n had aa her'
G, J. Ragero. if JackaotnrlUa,
gneaU for tha w*ck-«nJ, Mra. N at■ waa th# week-end goaet of hla
Thylar ard Mr*. Jamea Y M M aan-lrv-law and diughur, Mr. and
Mra. John Schlraid, at their boom
on Weal Tenth Street.
M lu Dorothy Crabtree,
at
Tampa, apent today hire w ith hof ■ Mr. and Mra. J. G. Footer, of
retain. Mra. ,V EL ItoumlUat, »I0 Jaikao«;vltle, *i&gt;cnt the week-end
Palmetto Avenue.
here with the former^ brolh«N«*“
law and alater, Mr. and Mia. J . ft.
Mra. J . 8. Drierr, who ha* been Driver, Wait Kirat Street.
• . '• - , • . *&gt;•-./
rarl jualy III for the paat 10 day a, •j*•
la eonrmleac'ng a t, hm heme on
Mra. I I . Roby Lelag and Mta.
J-. P. Ridge and
HmmU ju r a
m u n ^ f f n d . Kurt Myar, where
The Rrv. 'Carroll Varner and they apent the weekend with Mra.
daughter, Mlaa Margaret Vanwiv
Karo gene to Galnaavilla U apaod
sovrrml daya with frienda.

Sanford

will find, in many grocery
his for gift* of atapla food
rlbuted through a mission
10 famine*. The housewife
her Sunday menu, but a apt*
her to contribute to the un;
eons to the mission,
lusewlfo wag busy

mad |n ona, on* tndatermlnata
illng lh* doat ghow ma or#
ate Inert!
• By Abhla lluaton Evsna.
.dmite Slaying) Calls It
il—haadttaa. No auklrt*.;

Jgh benefit enterwas worth the
who provided the
soma measure by
1 patrons, liking
tad shown, might

toVhlMrra.' iJafoiliraately.'rvaa
cMWten ran nib
author baa n it art eat ta d * M
a n / particular thaata, hat ha has
donh mare than ohydaa claa ha,
ford him ta vindicate tho pmrtlcabOlty of building the Jawloh
Nomaal Horn* ta Pataatla*. Tha
hock I* a aohar bmt affbetiva dacumrat, lavalakbla to amyaua daalrntu af Infarmlag hlawaN aa
what lg gall*- o».4a*-lha Italy

A N T IQ U E S

E n n a -J e ttic k A e r o c a r
will be in Sanford

M s h a r c K r o m 10A .A ft.to l :30P .M .

hume on Oak Avmtue.

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.Friend* at Mr*. W. H. Zaehry
Mra. C. L. Park, of Maeon. (ia., by her *«
wBI be'gtad to learn that ah, ia
Impruvlng at her hem* on llugno- Mr*. Chailra L, Park, and eon, Bulge--, w
rharita, Jr., and Mr. and Mr* I Me il.m a.
lla Avenue after a recent lllneaa,
F. W. Weltxrl forme! a party man, ihc I.
Mra. A. M. Flower* haa return- motoring yeaterday afternoun ta night will
Kok Memorial Tower at la k e picture, of
&gt;d from Oarhevllle wher.- ahe haa the
Wale*.
give one act
been aptndiag twe Weaka with her
«.

'■
Mra. „Deane _Turner
and. eon, -and■Naomi,

mother, Mra.. Florence Savage, at
tha home of bar daughter, Mr*.
Eiaeat Krupp, *10 l*ark Avedle.

The Car That Britiffg You A Personal Meaaag*
Straight From The Enna-Jettick Factory

-frlitflJI-'frtdniirr'

e ridden the Western Plains

KATHERINE AND BILU -w hat ftuj It la to
get so much out of living. You met them jti
—the weak, before they were,married. T«|i day
ant glow of anticipation td riheeive the trit
they'd be “a t home."
.
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Mi loa llajm ca,' Martha Malta
aid. Maty Chapman, Sarah May
H ln b tlk Tam ar, ttarta With*
Mlldtrd CaldwaU, M a rra n t Bh
je ll, Runic, TyUr, Virgtel* T|
la.. Kill Maud Joaaaa, Anna Jaaa
Jiannctlp Chapman, Charles At
am* Smith and Virgil
Kail

&gt;Ir. and Mra. UalU lllll and
daughter, l^julac, formerly of Or­
lando, now of thla city, ate re- villa, on account of the lllneaa of I W "or aud
ttdi?Vg-*t *Jl2 PalmetUi Avenuae

with^ou'Nir
dent handllt

llga la no longer a caaui
filing topu split nod opol tha tcehniqu* of maklc
at lured
%
"Shoppers today Ii
pgtai great I* Ufa retired in
ato m barrel* or other
H(;U that ohatlMte ImpuUlon for our unemployed, ta
that la now caring for
Jalat tha oypoaltioa of th* need* only ona can of g
dal price fed two can*
Vdef.gr* WSl.WS, and th# rad. employed a t ellgfct aiftl
IR mou,
Mewing ttata thabottldar, and
mPy
unbar under water; quick and

' .Qiocairg for her them* Undar
Syrian Mata, PrinMaa Rahma
pdated a graphic word picture
* t the land df her birth, dwelling
*0“ *
blatorjr, climate producthyae** an.) people." ■
CPilnrna Itahmc paid high trlS ite to her adopted country for
Mlfee thin**," the KngUah lane-

ivjvfTrji

tlou charity
■to quota tha

I film m« on
too-•
^ w»y
. •U
" &gt;ow
o*A v*Ino.#w

•nr and parytlge among the
aathma af the world, the
hreei Hahata'Haidar, In maa10 before an audlenc* that
ihad the ludltariom af tha Flrat
(dial church, pleaded for a elia.
undrri landing between thta
■try am) her own, Garbed la
[ robca tf the Syrian of ap.
' rank, her mtaaag* waa clothIn the Unguag* af Um highly
cate I and catturad American

Mr*. c, II. BmHh, U* MM

Bee II, examine II. This unique car will be 1
parked In front or Churchwtli'a, exclusive
dealer for Knna-Jeltlck ahocn In HnRford, and
will be open for your Inspection during th*
entire period of its stay here.

CHURCHWELL’S

thantl fhey seem jp
ttla over a year ago
Lit-gave you a plea*-'

signature

s £ « : *ss
enough not to re-

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ck o f a Broadway crow d
ifkDy fo Broadway. 6 u t what It takes to
* Abqpt hix cigarette b e x a a lf what you
it! And that b fior * matter o f
l ^ m t e in Qiestctfidd b riper, better
atadt'Ctoaa-blcndcxi'' to a l'n g n a L satisfying

SEND YOUR RAIMENT TO SEMINOLE DRY CLEANER&amp; J
Unless one la a sncceMful pugilist or opera-alngtr one cannot have a hew
Huit or. (town ev ery week. But you can have tha next beat thing: the
APPEARANCE of new clothes ovary weak; How? filmif.y by sanding
your spitoul to Seminok’ Dry Cleaner* periodically for. thoroligh cleaning
and preiMIf. The price I* trifling; the residt will am tto you anew oach

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The a**r*UAtOr* pointed
th e t the wtfwknssm* « « r t hat

BCLLEA1R, Mer. I—&lt;A P)~
■ n r ttllPViUhliw Uw lead ha
•umed War* HaUirdsy at tha
itMt of tha lourn*mart, {Jana

anm .-rtta.-txt** *«-**•&gt; *■***
b ' a l v t H u , -x v iic w a a —

■tWO »w5*» + * rc m t \T
W M 0*1 I *
CfOsacvtlr# jr*»r.
- 8ai»a*n'a 71-bnI* Mora of 171,
tha result of round* of 67-71'
R-Ti; cam* within IWo atfohe* of
q uality tha record for tha aant, mad*.In , lf&gt;» by Walter
Saracen’* 179 ha* bevn espmled

mly oeve, and that aw 'tw * r n n
ICO wh*« Ton* RackW u, Ohio
n a. Mrtbd o f f top- honor*. * S *
ftatlicfe'a

.a a lc n lc .

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treaty.

te tn H P V

opamndl. stipulating
r a n i ■•traaath and

GATOBS ADVANCE
T O SEM I-FINALS

■aiding

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Have barest Hopes Of
i Win OrerHenlucky;
Georgia Plays Also

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TltaVrnrt tVOTlAto'a. ThtaT —I*.

ATLANTA, M*r^ 2 - ( A P ) - T h a
Southern conference haakelball
vtmmpfohaWpt
tW* t«»wv *?•

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PuWlar. March I. t a n , K"n*.
T«H*I tii data laal « « « » —M l*

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W n r &gt; h f-a tfh i./M rn - o in w e a t

Tojjr ilroliii behind Cooper
ima dlm lnutlr. Henry Clucl,
rlddrport, Conn., wbo nddad a
f h o o r yaaurday to hi. I &lt;8
itaf of Saturday to cinch third
and 1600.
uTwo mixed abort putt*'bn tha
ltyh graan real dtaraaen a rhanra
tja tl* Hagen's record, and when
.Whiter hung up hli fine 176, he
m &gt; srnsetlonal top pda. Saturday
And yesterday Gen* feued Ms pot
,ler a trusty blade until he reach
&lt;ed tha final
J .b o rt,I* .tU

, Thn* was itoUltif aeneaUcmal
about SAriuea's golf for the Grit
^tlii* hetsy epetertta/',morning. He
wenty* attcV* over par by pulling

hi* second Irto a trgp to 6galrv
go over par. but holsd a 10-foot­
er for r blrdl* on th* eighth, and
reached th* turn on even terms
with par. '
iJ
. Gene began to hit a hartybreah.
Ing psc« afte- rounding th* turn,
ifo clicked' off four rnnteeullvo
par* snd then treated himself to
a deuc* by holing out n ala-footer
on the 14th. A hooked te* shot
coat him a stroke on tho 10th, but
ha finished with a pair of throe*
for a 33 coming back.
O.r h it final round Gen* play­
ed flawless golf. He slipped *
stroke on tha fifth hole, but MUI rallied that- lap** with • fl"*
bltdlt four on th* long ninth to
Teach th* half way point In regu­
lation numarata. Coming baek he
parted every hits but the final
one, where M* putter played him
‘ falsa' &gt;od h# took n Hve for TL

want competition, will paee Into
naw ter/ltory Tuesday right.
Nona of the four tram s rrarhIng tha arml-flnal,, this year hav*
ever hold tha title, although (laorgla ha* been In tha neat-to-last
i our it on four ocraaione, and
Ktnturky twice. In 1917, Georgia
wra a flnallat but loat to Varxlarblit.
In U* two previous tournamsnt
appearances, Florid* went out In
tb* first round In 1914 snd 1918.
Maryland ad vs nerd to tho quarter*
final* In 1914 nod 1917.
Florida will meet Kentucky at
8 o'clock torlght In the first of
th* aeml-ftnal game*, whll* Mary*
land plays Osorgla an hour later.
Kentucky and Georgia have bean
established as th* favorite*.
Sport wrltofa attending the
gamra pralat Maryland'* passing
and floor work a* th* beat In th*
tcumamant, but the Old Llneta
Iijvp siparleneed trouble In winiln g both of their early gam**
because of faulty shooting.
- Kentucky also has a fin# ajid

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ORLANDO FIVE
w in s rasTRicr
COURT' HONORS
(Continued' From page Dee)
Urn Lam, and hit ft an work again
•tUbllahed hie right as the unantmoiie thol:* of tb* coaches for th*
first team.
' ,
The erof* a t the rhd of each
quarter, pnd th* Individual arara*
are:
SANFORD ----2 13 16 I t
ORLANDO .... .... 7 14 16 i f

Rcnfjrdi
Kanmr, f,
Ponber, f,
L'ndiry, c,
Jackson, t,
Ktnlaw, g,

•

TAMtO. »**

/ / veetf-OsA** -vim.
tAKkMW.

f £ £ P V '.y .y . :
Fairfield, f,
Isbell, f,
Maynard, e, .. . .
Hughes, g , .... -— t
Williams, g, „
Chance, f, -----------

ncunrod the selection of the first
and second tram , as picked by
the coaches. Orlando won tha San­
ford Chamber of .Commsyr* tro­
phy for tho chamrplonihht team,
Sanford won th , Rotary Club troCiy for th* runner-up and Ororend won th* Llsde Club titojihy for
tho m ist .port.manlike team.
Tho first team aalectloii Pon­
der, Sanford and Klco, atovalami.
forwards; llerlonr, Leeabarg, cen­
ter; Williams, Orlando, ami Kta&gt;
Sanford, guard*. • Second'
law, Hanford,
tasm: D am n, Lwaburg, and Kant,
Montvenkr, forward*; , LlnJiny,

free giml tU
While lh« Hanford Ua/n .’nlled
10 faj
II*
6. 11
0 to win the cOnfecenc, honors, It
0 0
0 brought malty other title* to the
'i 1
3 city. It placed two uten on' tho
0 0
0 11rat t**m, and ono un the second.
0
0
0 It arored 116 point* In thrr*
games, th* high record, and ad­
ministered the w ont defeat ofTKT
tourney, th* 60 to M wm over

* &gt; » * * * » ••-

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A

Iona, Monlverde, Apopka, Oviedo,
Ocosr, Winter IGarden, Winter
Park, Tnvsree, Itunnell, HeWile,
Clermont, Hanford. Umatilla, New
Smyrna, and Groveland. Nearly
200 roathea and pUyera, scrampankvl by at Knat 3(U&gt; fans, were
In Sanford during the two daya Cf
plsy, and tha tournament w ai ronaldered one of the beet held in thli
districtJn recent y etrf, .
Immediately prec reding t h e

T» : * tc * m u s». «.*
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tft rat* ■rrlvwli car* Mnloaded 5 FIs
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KILGORE’S FRENCH OL
GOLDEN HEART.

marfcel

championship g * » t, two undefeatrd girl*' L am*. Leenburg and
Daytona Reach, played * *Mi, In­
teresting, and haed-foaght game
which utdtd In 26 l» IB victory
for ths Leesburg outfit. Maugenr.
Leetburg .forward, was the atar
cf the cant*, ecorlng 21 of the SO
point*, and leading her mate* If
•very bit *f action. Humimrlln,
Daytona forieard, was rloaar on her
haels, scoring I6 bf the 18 point*
mad* uy her team. She had little
assistant* from her running mates
Nuahaum and Uaneaid, however.
nn,| great defensive play by the
l,e&lt;«burg guard*. Pracoch nml
Hamilton, mad* MU* Summcrllp's
effort* futile.

The clock that U allractUc no tauch at law
on Geo. Balroan Fgrn (Just bcyoittl
Gamer farms.) In Mecca Hammock hi!
CB0T4LAR1A. 8pectabllla seed now available.
HEANS. Hljfhcal quality Western (frown stock $9.60
P ill!ftPl

*

CORN. Different varlellca at special prices from $3.75
to $4.50 buabcL

Look them over—Come in
2 Pc. Ov?ratuffe4 Suite

NOTETHE
Immidlatrty after the gam*,
Professor Treloar, of Iwtsburg, awarded the various rape, and ■*-

L o c a l M embers
O f D. A. R. Make
^Heady For M e e t
C Centlaaod from Pag* Om £
&gt;• Mr*. R. A. Douglas* aod MrA Wl
T. Field a rt the offDtal »MMw*
delegates, with tha (etlowine Kanford members aa altitpat**! Mr*,
r W. T. Langley, Mr*. D. D. Caiwall,
Mrs. W. D. Holdsn, Mrs. Hoyt
Ware, Mrs. W. »L Watson, Mrs.
fc Frank L. Woodruff, and .Mtaa
^ Fnnnl* Beta Muiuog. Mrs, A. M,
f: DsFureat, Mr*. A, T. Roaaettar,
i and Mrs, J. N. Whltner, eenler
htm m bm a of tha local chapter wfl!
A,b» Specially honored at the m eet
f * - Opening with a state hoard
F (Booting at l &gt;00 Teowlay, Mtr. 10.
■VUw conference w'-U conllnu* te r
V three daju wRh a ^01 m m raw af.

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BACK CHAU

The luxurious depth of lbeoo pioceu
prloo jrott. Tbey ora cuvorwl In jfUoot
W d H0N0B-B1LT throughout.

) YEARS
YEAR* /
r*shlngton end L r In In

title, and every olhtr coni been etoa*. In tb* lor»t**t
of victory to date Asher*
*d ptughlw * a f th# Coaled*racy
hostess**, 4 m "'-.I Hte^oO P**f
ttodtr direction nf Dr. I. f). flivver
honoFag d*l*gal(s, A aum U f 1*11
Ia n . '
r
Thurtdsy — Dualnetv eagmen
Woman’s &lt; b k 0 a. m. Memorial
service, tliSO p. m. LunrWer
1:80 p. m., Ilotal Putnam. Cto*
Ion, Women’.

NOW

baautlfuMf |
1?»*%6,,!_."W
Ut . nPfck
iw
11la

OW ER

An es-alal. qffkcri dinner at
l i w Twureday eetidng a t tho Ha­
u l Colleg* Ana* baa been planned
a t the d o st ef th* conference.

V D &amp; S W M b

of the chimney sf the Old iugar

l

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S $ * v*Sr -•eCSC.

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TOR SALE: Fairbanks* H o rn »U*
tionary rnitftte, t J l. P., A-t

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rendition, Price $50.00, Beel and
Son, Uaed t V
dealer*, Myrtle
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B * who tahra advantage.
hlwriUy, March 7, nnd get an*
nkm ber of lim n ax ihc paid
to run lwt&gt; wvckM vou get a
i abow Doth u d s must start a t

Beta’s the plow—Inner! aa ad
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MORTGAGES FOB
BALE $2tx&gt;&lt;), $1400, payable one ami
two yviia, K |i*ri-ent. Rearonablr
M^fnrORM M A D E KIDDIES diprount. Maker ex tept tonally
T K i JOTIIKS lirt them rraily for good. Hoi 157, Herald. •_______
1KU Hr. Ch'hlten* chthe* • ape*
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O n * M «ur model*—gffa ui a SMALL HOUSE and two lot* 120200 ft. Three mile* from Rantrial. MO Hai.fohi Ate,
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LANDS FOR SALKi
. far crier
Perelite,I f&gt;. 10, or more acre*

steams

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MADE
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yer*. Frink L Ferguton,
CLOTHES. All wool fabric*. I! Hotel V aldn.
piece ault* $30 and $32. Made by
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Rank Uhlg.* .. -.T v x . - n f l

F o r B e st R tx u lla— A d v erlln e

record* [ 0:30, Same aa WEAF; 10,
Name aa WJZ; 10:30, Murlral
Movie*; t l , The Jeater*; 11:30,
Dance mu«ir.

* MONDAY. MARCH 1
i(By |h* Aaanrlated Prq**)
rtigram* . In eaitem atinilard
e, P. M. ualaa* otherwise indl-

Civk orcheatia; 10:30, Empire
Bui I,lei a; II, Slumber hour; II,
Anma V Andy (repeat); HI,
Dance hnur.1
303J —KDK A—980
0:45, Same e* WJZ; 7:45, Hponaoicl program; 8, Band program;
H:30. Same n» WJZ; I t, Sport*
progiain; 11:15, Radio party.
4MJI—WLW—TQP
0:30, O rrhcitra; 0:45, Ram* ae
WJZ; 7:15, Melodic*! 7:3$, Varie­
ty! 7:45, Rob Nrwhatlj It, VirionAir*! 8:30, Sam* u W J |) 10:30,
Same aa WJZ; 11. Variety (8 11
honia)

434.3—WRAF New York—CM
&gt;
(NBC Chela)
$, Dinner music; 0:30, Wbo'j
Behind the N am e?: 7, Mmlral
Demit****; 7:1k, World Today;
7:90,;CanIaaa -Lev*; k. How’*
8:15, In the nation'*
lio io:30,
u , ujjieiea,
Gypalea; o;uo,
0:30, Pamram rty ; to, Hherkiek ' ifnlmea;
tan-A m eiican program; II.
Richardion'a ni
ie‘» orcheitta; 12, Spit
#7** 'eeri'eatra hour.
84M —WABC NeW Yark
Hally; 7. flame aa W J |t 7:15.
?
.CBS O a t a) .
3 '# fJe*ter*; 7:30, Orrheatral” 8,
-l.dif Mmii to * . W J Z ] ( t I I
•v*n(kp*7l 15, H chiht‘*an&lt;1 Pnniell; heara); l l . Variety (1 l - l hour*),
• 405.4—Wfltl —74#
7:16, O rtk eatrs; 7:30, Ev*ng«line
7:30, Same an WJZl 8, SponaorAda m i; T:$6, Tony C alnw h) 8,
New World Symphony; 8, Toplca eil program; 8:15, Samr a* WJZ;
til brief; 8:15, B a rte r Shop qunr- 8:30, OrvhrVtra; ». Stndlo rnnrcri;
' ta t; 8:30; Kponaored program ; (►
, 0:80,-Same a* WEAF; 10, Sam*
v U n Bel*man’* n rrh eatia; U:30, An O ' j m i
I0|3O. . l a r i u r w
it.
B v e n ln t In J^v l* ; 10, Guy

Lom-

WM, ttA n e M RVJBfW:$CTmhr,a.
I J84.3—WJZ New York—7(0
r
(NBC Chain)
%, Ford and W allare; 0:15,' M or­
in choir ( 8:45, T»|dr* In brief;
Amo* *n' Andy; 7:15, The Je»i11*7:30, Ph i Cook; 7:45, Thenr program ; 8:30, Balalaika orrotra; 0, Young orrheatra; 9:33,
■1 Folk*, aketrh; 10, ^toeheatcr

tia ; 8, Same a* W KAFl 8:15,
K|ionaored program ; 8:30, Favor­
ite*; 0, Chafa and J u g hand;
Same aa W E A F; 10, frame a*
WJZ: 10:30, M rlodataj 10:45, The
Brother*.
■.
481.3— W SIf—430
7, flrrhawtra, near*; 7:30, Same,
aa W JZ; 7:45. O rrh ral aa; 8:15,
Same an W JZ; 8:30, O rrheatra,

TIERED BLACKS
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IM1—WPLJk C la n f H T W ^ K I
a t f l L VarWF,'
Topic* In
IItier (NBC); 7:00, Ame* n" An­
dy (NBC); 7:15, Melodic*; 7:30,
Phil Cook (NBC); 7:45, Fifteen
minute* In the nation'* rapilul
(NBC); M:00, Mif.le
Thor|»
(NBC); B:|S, Feetuic (NUC);
H:30, Sponsored program; 8:45,
Ralph ilellwood of Jarralt, V«.,
baritone, Don Wilke*, pianlat;
t»:0fl, O u h rstra; 0::}0, O rrhm tra;
10:00, Feature progrem (NBC);
10:30, Orcbeatra; 11:00, Hu warn*
River your; 11:30, Jack lleck'a orcheetr*.
JIM — WMBIl Tampa—1371
0:00, Theater, new*, announcemrnta;
mu*|«; Dl0O,ikluiic of the M aalen;
0:30, .WMRR cigar program;
10:00, .jljnWtalnet*,
WJAX, —JaeheoavlUr
MONDAY.. MAR. R f i l l
0:00, Jeffenon ana; 0:30, May­
flower Hole) Trio| 0:43, Literary
Dlgeil'a Topic* In Utief by l^iwtll Thnma* NBC; 7:00. Amo*
V Andy NBC; 7:16, Taaty Yeaat
Jeatria NBC: 7:30, Phil Cook
NBC; (tiM h'. U aarau vJW»»h»ngt**
llylel Oruheatr*; 8:00, H erirtl Ar-

tV NBC; 1(1:00, Strom tienr Cartaon NBC; 10:30, Chapman Plumb­
ing P l t e r n o t .10:45. In a u n n tt
Wrika; ir o O ; I Melody MaUer*;
11:30. Nlghiliawka.
1*1.3— W lil'F fialaravillc— 830
MONDAY, MAR. 2. 1911
0:00, Orange Grove
S iring
B ard ; 7:00, llan ial Currie nnd
Id a Floridian*; 7:30, Organ P ro­
gram aaai*ieil hjr Jim l&gt;ilacli,
Singing Aruiounreri 8:lf7, W eafht r F n rrie a t; 8:08, Sign Off,
Mt.T—Wt&gt;f)h O ri* iu le-1 f3 $
MONDAY. MAR. 2, 1931
0:00, Correct tim e; 0:90, M*i4 ff MlUuuik M*kera; 1;0(i, Time

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foil Infi'rmallon write Amerlran
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■Ire yea coaaplrte iafotmalMa.
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M R u rn is , roh. » (A P )
— Pollca ahot doom throo men
killing one and waandlng two
othrra dating an attempted
robbery of a reaUurant .
pr'alor. Tha dead man waa uni­
dent Ifled. Elbert Stagnor wai
believed dying with half of hit
fate tom awa, by police bul.
Via. John U'ghton waa wound­
ed allghtly. The riot squad
which waa oa alert after a eerie*
of re.-ent rubburiea reported
they fired when one of the trio
attempted to re'le tho rcstaurant prupriolor'i jdatcl and

k••
ittion
Relief
lot Been
*Farmers

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Im m ediate
lem entary

$ 20,000,000

re lie f fund

tn i SSiW H t

fired It waa fooad that nona of
the victim* wad armod.

MURDER VICTIM’S

h ad not bean, n u d e available
E r»n it It $1$ M the Dfpoitrotni o f Agriwdtar* , moved to

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' • m o io a ito assist tbo formation

'* * * " ”'

J&gt;FpUea*l#e»* for eush loan*
(£mm the $10,000,000 thus art a*
dlfe will bo received by the aec)
TNea office of tho deportment
oorty neat w**k tod wctusl lotna
probably will bo made by tha
ar.d or tha work.
' Tbo Senate's demand we. made
la a roaototloa by Senator Cara­
way (l&gt; A ik .). It report#) llyda
to “ hefonw th, Henatr Immediate*ly why tho $20,o0o,l)O0 ha* not
boor mode aralUblr for drouth
aaa aid when ho propoard to
I'-BI
* •'
'bat la tile matter."
Regale Mom under which tho
/ B|0v00d,fl00 fund for agricultural
credit eorpa atloaa will be admlhUteeed require that anrh orgsnl-gatimts hare d f laaat l « ^ »
capital and that "suffleleri local
capital he auhacrihod to ataura
VScal Intoreal and gtod mango-

Contains ManyNames
Of Persons Identi­
fied WithNight Life

NEW YORK. Feb. 8 R *-(A F )—
Undt rwoild reaorta wotra aeaixh.d
ytiierday by delectlvoi" wurtrfgg
OB tip* Ihey 3°t fr im.tha hUU.
blarb honk* In which Vlolan 'Gord­
on, myririioualy alanl v k f Inquiry
odtnaai. kipt the record o f bar
lift.
&amp; 3
Police frund In her apartment
the dlatle* of the woman, whoat
hour waa found Thuraday iu a
park. They wort aaid to contain
ihe name* of many perron* Ideut.Iie&lt;l with New Y rrk's night life,
aa .well a* of police officer* who
have figured In the vlca Injury.
, While detectives were Interv ow­
Ing th* diary character!, a grand
3 1-3 per cent Inter• 111 be mede to IndW jury heard the teet'aony of John
have auhsc' Ibed to Radcloff. attorney, far Ihe wiman.
and Ram Cohan, alia* Charles
llarrla. In one o f the Uttle bla:i
hooka Ml** 0 « r l
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lew York Salon
I N*5W YORK. r*b. n r - I A P W
aid
col­
lowboy
onial American fgrnUur* hai hew
antique buyem
hunted ilojm by the ar
F. KorbH.
■ml vend, i a, sAJ!
one r f tb» organ-* * o f the Anti opened l*»‘
qtirl Eipoiltlon '
Folse,
la a land of
rp enough un­
l»e **u r» dud
* t i t q at mu
dlagnvrrwj ai
tioaf ef untlactiyky. r*.
"Every llola town
_
muMura to at &gt;ole
lav# beautiful old bsndmads

Pialty
#e*t&gt; highboy
P
rMty marly
and nth r articlei of

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,

In 4Ik vice Inquiry,
wrote, could gel "Cohen or hench­
men to do away with me." .
The Bronx district ultomry had
the two men held in $30,003 hoi
each a* material witnriee*.
living lien Cooper, one of the
attorneys In charge ef the vice in­
quiry, iresiled Ural whan he quretimed Mils Gordon ah&gt; told him
the had leen framed In a vicr
rate hy Patrolman Andrew U.
Mct-aughlln, who already it under
fire b rib e Inveerigatl.rn. and by
her former husband? John C. Bitchclf uf Audubon, N. J.
M in Gordon had Written the
huebani', who It a deputy United
BlaUa marshal oa duty ia Weak*
Ing tan, 1). C., abjvt bye intention
to Irriify. Her latter we* found
yaattrdu) in hi. Audobon home.
'•Ynu may think yen hare Ike
laugh," aka wtate, "but get
-I am going Wafora the In?
vettlgatlra committee rhi * week
amt Intend to tell tha whtk* dirty
u L . *a

vtral fancied I total fratu ah
1 Knell'h houtta have ban*
rnblrd at tha I.ipwitloa.
from Ye PW Treaty beaie at
Ulgr, Mldul eat, hat hUlori
aoelallans tilth Charles the
Patrolman MrUagh]|fc. daa to. ..if
_____ ia •
•■
and Oliver Cramwvll.
&gt; ™
\ ^day
Batmudo a:
jy frfrom
o m Bainiud*
after a eactb
— -'
V &gt;- time
Hot, will he
be nikaO
«jk e d ''swhether tlm
who waa sent to Redfiril

t

ver Western Are*I’Sriwn't1
?, vuJad*hy*Mm.l,*M
VKIl, Pah. $ ».-r (k P )
'and rail. faft:«yer a . « M i
m area today fcriaglrr
•laturd
relief from
1 in agricwHurgl di.irletni
bureau nyarti saU anme
In nil Rocky Mewnta^n *tat.|
jm w or riln
'i
rdnw
rain Ur n vfrylag *s|
, * le ft coverad the- m |ar botwss*
ctntial
Nebraaka and O cg-n.
.- Traca af h » w wa* npoimd
•rSacnia and AlbBgwquo.

t

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HOU.Y1
rniiam

Chsrged
Violation
a —(AP)
and

fR a

Rei
) W AtH fN Q TO N . rtb. W - t A P )
— i-rcs-cni lUiavae- yasUsday
Uanimlttrd to Congreas th^ rathod
itrat
lelpta of
Jill) during
ptar 1*30.
,,
.
. .
S tern aiy Mellon, raitioad ad
mkiUtratur, said rtcvlpta th# pea­
coding year had bitn |1J).11,000.
A i the tloic of tba year thsrs
&gt; ISO unadjusted suits against
administration InvMving II.

U1PA; Peru. Pib.
A
irio* llsytla, letsder-uf’ the
.''Is*,
m
L
...
.
KUtheiu frtult, agplalgcd f e l l iA*
Jay thu- a m* of the rrvi
-ulutl -nnry
movement now under way against
tha guvnntm nt hvaded «» l.ieut.
(Contlausd Oa Page Six)

Counsels Revealed
How To Obtain Vet
Lo*nCompen8atioi\
WASHINGTON, P.h. 2*.—(A P )
V— Here’s wluit a veteran
do t i I-trow half the fjtc vahkr
uf his a .Jllattd cumi . n ,.i i.-o dvrlitlcat* i
, ; -.
If hr Mo obUmcd a l--un hr
may P'-aBttJa |a ts«*i - mafl »♦
of Um H rtrfiun ci(fi.«s^Utu
recwnl o f It and the .| |d.cat«t
fdv more
*
Thoic who hav-- not: ircrivcd
loans n»ua( mall U the nff.ee ur
fin e t.l a gri lit ltd -nut.- in that
•ff-rt along wlik-Waihurgr i-urrrj
and th*'nsllfirate* Nut*-* &lt;an I-4
ouiainrd frura the rrgfunnl i-llirt*
and seteiani’ oA*&gt;'i&lt;a|i»*•*.
Prom there 4Hi the loan i* hi
th« han-is i f th) Veterans* Bureau,
which'I-- laiufsti haa i-f-in I l-iu)
Msitblrf ill tlayt M rwnl-inr ai i-| f
chiffon* and tloprtp'matlnii,- I t
am* raif.
anal efficWa Or» in Atlaata}
Bhhtfngham,-Ckoftott# TT. r . ctr
lumbia, H. CH Llttl* liork, Na-huiSS, Now Orlcaod,'Urhmi h.i aaf
UnCkacnvIlT*.
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(UDEBpALB, Pab. U .
naan
II tbel,
lie
.
i boat* alter hie di-apnreei boat ai *«w
r ported safr at
1tewlay.

Mock
rough! kf «&gt;••*»

Nine yuung students at th# W*»htngt n Missionary I'ollegr ternTh-) we.v fed at an average r.nt
plttrl a f.-ui weeks' nutrition teat- 1
of 2S ee:ts per day |&gt;ei l-erson3jnil none i-f thrm lost w ight, and
tnr. acumtiy 'J U S K Z T : j r z p t r f r t . Z/&amp;
nerved by-an i fflclal nf tha Praaiilo r » uu.npluyinrnt rommrttva.
TU'to skew* Viema Hce-tby.tcamr*-" *—d-kdia ^! i.nehuiner» .

LOUISVILLE BANKINEW YORK PRESS
HEAD IS INDICTED MAP CHANGED BY
SALE OF
FOR
Accused. I h Described Features Of Papers in
N ew Consolidation
As CountryBoyWho
Will Be Preserved
Made H ukc Success
I OuI.SVll.l-P-. Ky.. Pab. 2K. —
(A IM —James B Br-wn. a '»untty uny who be ante one -&gt;l the
eiiy's financial B'»nU unlj to
rraih Into lankruptcy, wa* tnd-c*ru in two courU here ycafrrday.
si cm i ll nf embiwtlrmint and mis­
application of more than W.lutOJAK)
In bank fund*
The Imli-tm nt», one by n f*d cr
al ai.d anoihri b) a *l*te grans
Jury, were icturncit a few hour*
after the National Bonk of K.m
tacky, one of Uiuwn'* instlluliun*.
bad t&gt;c&lt;n arid U&gt; the Pltat Notfcu*
~ * ',MliT’T«e»Mrilla.
awn Wgg prcaUianl uf -bj, R l•mnal Bank.of K«nlutkv ind ’ fur*
ntce rynsldcnt of the llancokvntueky compan), a holding -rganl
gatlc.n.
The state indhlnimt
enuigc.
Blown amt I wo na "d ales. 'V. T
/.udehmi ila, M* tetary and tr a&gt;
uicr ul the Baneohimlueky cum|ary, nn-| Chailr* P. Jones, «a-hlar of tin Nath nal Hank of Kin
tucky, vf.ih ciahaitllng $2jmNi.0(W
af llanci-k-ntiuky fund* In a
transaction ailli IVakHIrli A lit ,
broker*.
lh a Irdrral ind'. Im.nl a -iisrd
Brown -and June - nf in saii|-l&gt; ing
$tO,7TTJlO of ihe Nnli-mol B..nk
a f:K i ntuckj'* -fund* thr-iugh o
puirha-c'af Van Camp Tacking
oupil'un,
aOtOmon stock with
Wake,n il A Co s. Inubcr*.
Th- (uunty grnnd Jury ha* aUi*cd an * vtetwloo -t-f 'to' life' In orurr to i»mpl&lt;lo further lank mva-tigaiiona. vJ '•
;* , m
Sami for Blown In tha ffdrfnl
T
tr*4 waa art ai llO.OIH) and Junta'
wa* act at ffiooo.
Ih e *al ■ uf S7 per.enl " f the
rluicd Nat onal Hank ef Kmtuck)'* asset* was opprosnt sev­
eral hour* earl'er by
P-deral
Judge llswaon. The sale -permits
almost Imiac-dtaia re I as* uf fl-'v
OtMl.Ooo In "frrarn" depoflt..

Thus, while thousand* of deposl-

tits wtru jui llant utrr ds-uiaiw a
*1. laaat .l&gt;*rl uf thrlr
___
U * load whi unee » a i
the nation'* youngest national lank
yntkknt. wlih tau uf his saass
Untaa, was yrriar ra hi, (U.Vnea
ftalnet criminal acllea.
Kale of the Natonal bank's as*
.tllv together with a c ml .mplatad
dividend of 30 perrrnt t* deposi­
tor* of the riwed Louiavillo Tiuel
rompany, i« -ii-relnt 11 n least
aprroslmatri)
$20,00(1,001 her*
wjlbln lhe next few weeks. The
B U P P A ^ f. Pob. 23— (AIM — l^utielli* Trust trail any and th
Lila ^iaakiaoa Cayuga, Indian wo- National Bank o f Kentucky failed
IMa, I alee triad for tb* murder la of*w but Noy- 17.
last March,
a Jury
«* »• Mte &gt;r*.
eanter.dr.l that
tb* murder
Netrly
af Mra.
•hr might
Memliadr Coigity
raryy.
Umary with farmers
ia alter danrs at th*
ng o f th* Farmers
manic-red wn • eekly
trsti- Club whirl
as held at th* Heml
many
I had no know- no I* lllghj
I Thursday n ght
attHer before under th#
Uion of Ales
or
JohawMi, df
o f vocal Iontl
■iritis* Ik
for mot* then
th:ea
MliUAK
ter and It* reproper *p|JIad
'
ited In a
1. yaeterdsy In- labla
Me
depicl ing
-rarily iefertliiier
erta and • *•
-are would
dblted and tV
I boat goeaf lb* rl
motion p
dp* *»ivybe liable I
and hi
Show*- '

Indian Woman Wins
Acquittal Of Murder

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Adjournment OfPresent Session W i l l
Be In OrderlnThree
And One-IIalf Days

Also Commence Sep­
a r a t e Revolution­
ary Movement In
Northern Province
LIMA, Peru, Ktb. 2*.— The end
e &lt; U « fitut week « f Ore r4VUl ! » «
plght found the louthcm
rebel
Iradora still In po»»**it«V o f 'ihecities of Arcquipa, Cuaro and Puno
and a separate revolutionary
movement under way In the n »rth.
Col. Gustavo Jlminet aaihd
with MOO troops yesterday aboard
&lt;the steamers Apurimae and Iflmai
fcg Mollrndo Port of Arrquipa.
*Yfct rtoop* will Join a cavalry de­
tachment from Tacna oomewbit*
near Molletid &gt; and utul-h on Atequipa, capital uf tha
southern
revolutionary, government.
Th: two rompanir* of Irmp* at
Tlura, In Iht noith. which reuellt-1
against positional President Kanchet Cerro several days ago, w .rv
reported In official cominua-qina
lo kart Had f » m flura uiion thq
approaith ef tayal soldi- r*. -Savor «l
clvtltana were nported to
have
hc.-n killed at Plra Thurrdny u he i
( ha pofula.-« (Jaim-n -trail'd against
the unreMnjr Iqrti a.
fclmer Paucett, Ndith Ameii.
can flltr, who was ea| lured !&gt;y
tho Puirn r M * and |iu-s&gt;rtl int»
thill- service, made his c-ta|Thuia-lay through a rasa. Pau.rti
waj uidrnd to mate an ohn.'valion flight carrying Captain Juramillo and two ?orpniaU, uf tb*- re­
bel* army. The Ann lWan surceiilcd in perauaiilng hi* pass.ngon
that It wa# necessary to Ued fur
im-i ant.' brought hi* plane Inin Ta­
lar* Whrra all
four, Including
KadTHtt dwr- rietaimJ l&gt;
I &gt;ai
“
Paucett was* i t learn-1 1$.

LACROSSE, W lec, Vah. M
— (A IM - A fireman of thoMilaaukis' H o a d Powontri
(tain was killed sad atvoti pa*M-ng rs were slightly Injurvsl
today whan a train cnUlded wOh
the Northwestern tin’n. north
nf Camp l&gt;. ugla*. Th* rngjns
Ifnd-r an-t fewrr rata were un
the Mllwauk o train,and thereglf-c uml i-tptaM tar wore e-n
«ith r train wrr* dllchad at o
rrnt.lng rontrnllsd hy-an au
tomatir htsek. Offlrlal*
said
—----M*.
they wet, ui|ablo to accounl ful
WARiriNGTON. Peh. M -IA P ) - eh.- sssvrk
•V
— H u rled to th e c*rtD fro m »-;v
----•&lt;&gt;■■»**»
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~
.*m
m
m
,
rqmplrtrd Ivt
height "of 2D fwt after being '
major bnaUies* yrs'trrlay with the
a tta c k Ky.Vh® fo rc e ’ &lt;5f*6o.OO^ _ j
final adaption ef th« naval app cvcflbi o f e le c tric ity w h ich en ­
prialloit
Mil and enarun*n.»l»-3Bp
pflal
vetrrani loan intaiure. Adjourntered hlg limJy alth ou gh h *
mint is I# order l.i three an)
waa M&lt;d to have m ade no ac­
a half days.
_______
tual contact w ith th e w ire ftTiesldent Hoover Intervened to
hrrnk.n last minute dra.lloek hetwren the Penale end II-Wise eonfe tea or th* I1.1H.000.IKW natal
•' - - V
I wood Garage, alluatcd in
'
hi)', rh*-rio*#-w»- 4he—regular an
•Vse - l amgwiH-d, died
the Change Gonernl Hospital la
nual supply pnipasaU requiring
Orlando la«l nhthl slmrtly aftar
pa»»eg* to make on rxtra *r**l«n
he ws* taken there. Karl Ov*g&gt;
unn-etssary.
street, 14, eon nf R. J. Overstreet,
Wilhln a few hours after Mr.
prominent I-ongwoed ritisrn, wak
Hoover had railed the disputing
What promises to he one of Ih#
C.tlg reeloral
leadrf.
In tho mos: hitler and Inteneoly fought alto knocked to the ground, hat
l.leakfcsl
thr wr.k old ill*' basketball games eeer -»»•■' in hie Injuries are not rnnslJered
l---......ter lhr navy bill was lal-1 Hanford is prumUed local follow­ rioos although he is suffering
aside and the House and Kentl# ers of the gam* tonight ot 8 o'­ from burns about the feet and
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hat npprrved the conference to- clock at Ihe Hrnilnol* High schnul leg*.
Young Hanlon esme to hi* death
|-ort on the legislation.
auditorium when Hanford and OrHrratnr Wat.o.- of Indiana had tsndn, tan aheirnt rival*, ky vir­ in a moet nnusoal manner r*“
-ought to break the deadlock and tue uf their victorias arar New purl* from eye .witnesses tndlcat*.
had e*pre*setl fear &lt;-f an ealra Smyrna and la-rsburg respoctlvs- He and the OvemtTeet hoy t
nt * -it n th rot In the dl*putr. Mr. ly, In trin'-finel game* this nf- playing together near th* ga
Ilunver .hied with Wat*on and Irmnnn, will fate enth olhor for owned hy his father, when
the Senate' f-tres amt the agrets- |)e rhanipinnshlp of tha fifth dia of Ihe boy* .suggested that lbay
melt w *. quickly reached.
trli-t nf Florida. The two trams climb a ntsrby elsHrlr light poM,
Thr rortroversy revolved rhlefly siiininatirslly enter th* slat* and "walV* acres* th# street an
nr-uml a Hrnatr provision, which tu-irrament *t GsInesvilU next n wire, to another pole. Th#
wa* ielalnnd,'giving prefnrnce to wmk. hut, distrtrt honors nnd a they selected however, was
government navy yard* In build- silver rup fur the’ pinning tram, ah rh lapportod the wires * f
|rg and tepnlring \e»srl». The lilll air at slske. and Ih* asms shuuld (1C,,00(1 volt high-tension lino*
the Florida Pablic Hervle# ,
eariirs among other thing*. *IP,- prove a thriller.
which fnrnUhes light and (
000,000 for II new detlrtyere.
The afternoon game* wrr* en...
The Senate woi another pro­ t'rely opposite In tharatlrr, for, »r for, the d i y . , Thrf* hearing wires ere pi
vision, that the rntlre 11*31 grad­ while Cooch Iwonsid Mtl.urns'
uating tins* nt Anrnpnll* he mm- Seminole High quintrl-wei* neveri In a *nt\ of extrepie acuta .or
ml*'loned rtgartlles* nf whether In danger and were bar lly extend­ angle, and lha'. wye, headed tby
ibis ox-rods the authoiUcd offhot ed to a In a 45 to 21 game, t'oech young Nation, mad* thoh- way
st-anglh, but irvedrd It fruni IU Boone'* Orlando Tigar* had their nrrues the street by walking
amcndmrit giving arnatnrt and handa full in playing Cowrit florae* th* bottom .self* - nnd
prsewslatlvv* four annual ap- Stoning'* Leeiburg Yellow J w t
at*. «* barely win b* • 33 to *
*1 Ibo'pther p»ia and 'was only.'
use pTJvUloei fof tbre# ^ p a lS ^ tenia.
short die
dVitnc* ursier tbo powor
i^rnts was retained.
f
The Hanford and New Smyrna
lines, h# was si*n to aoddoalp
gsm* ws« n fast and ictoteetlng rroinrl* and fall (n tho
gam* from the start, and tha lo fnlluweil lnst#ntlv by Ih* Ov*teat five relied up a lead In each ttr*H boy. Eya- witneise* wh#
quarter whiih » * « never thtoatonhurried to the rrono found .th
ej. although they wet* playing Ifanlon'o rlmhlng w it bur
one of Ihe admittedly best team* front h's body, and that both hoy#
$ 1 Iho li'-slrop, district tnuraa
worn suffering rnn#|$erahta naln.
nivnl. Ksnnrr, Hanford forward, Ther were both rtrthnl In Win­
NP.W YORK. P-b. 33 - f A I')—
shared honors with Bonder, star ter Park fnr treatment, and Istdr'
Three AmtrUan college g lil» *»HHanford foiwsrd fnr scoring, sivl Ml* Hanlon boy ws* removed to
i«| iN irii'n v f irtirtr.'n !•»«!«» ■‘•mf
contr uuivu
butrd ino«i
most of
nf in#
th* tpaiaims
epaikllng
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i •• ini . i l •**..! ct)mr
"leta.r.J. r) wmk with Pick
j „ Uv w,llrh i rnpp, d up 'dir7ag (be Orlamln, Medical exatn'nvilnn *lla»h"i&gt;l in thill eoUlsei in a itlae gimr. Klnlua
nns-.lsr.-l th.
Irst rloecd that hit Inngv had ei-llap- .
sh-u
Kinlan, .considered
Ihe Iwst
sod and wl'hoted from th* fnrtw';uloir.
all around guard in the t-urna of th* r*w*r. while hi* entire body
Tho nil's *r.- port cf an cxpvill im-nt so far, was easily th* dc
llmi In-.oled hy Mr. I lav id -MoifO frnsisu star of th* gstno, with Ku. ws* totted with burns.
Funeral srrapgement* had wft
Rjitiiio-ui of J»hm llo|kin- I'nl- ten *n«l Mi-Clelltn-I of New Hmyrvirrit) In Baltimore, while" they ns rlose on hie heel*. Jackson, been rnmpleted s* an early how#
sre gia-lnat ■ vtuslents. Thi-v will I.in-l-sy and Moy* for Hanford this sfirin-on. Th, Hanlon familyie from th* North, an I burial may
lie In their ImlTUrlor dlu on the shun, si intervals, while Phil­
possibly b, mwl* at .Ibtlr fo
forqtat
silt- of lllynthue. n Greek ill)
lip*, rtsrk New Hmytns renter, horn*. Motorryel* officer Rswkwl
•eksrllk
sin yeu In 1.IH II. 0 , 1 ) I'hlllp of w'o tla- most consistent i-loyer fur
made an Invrtllgarinn shortly
Maiiilnn, father of Ah-esn-ler the hl« team.
Irr thl fatal accident, and
Muring Ih* latter half of thn ad In hurryint tho youthi (a
Gn
Tlie "ei-sde" who will delve into gam*, th* going b*ram* rough Undo.
the seen It i f ih* ps-l ms- Gl*d)e an) four mm wrr* renuttod be­
It. Ilsv.dsin. New Yovh; Hsrub cause uf prrsonal foul* tntd* dur­
Pi it nisi., Hlairstuwn, N. J.; lleUg ing th* rontrst. Lindsey, Hanford
Ulna
M. M. Ilose. Ednu-nlon, Alls., and renlrr, natronly missrd epotlli
Mori 4hy lilll, who ie already If a sra'on'e rrenrd which hae
no i-qual In Inral high school
Qiees iMi-s Kteenun ve.ll I.- Ip map Ih k*tl«l| plsy, that of pitying avorg
ol,| -»lljr plan" i f Olynll-us, Ihe minute in evrry gam* dating tht
ROME, Fob. * » _ (AIM — T h f
tils- of which wai ( rst -IscivrreJ •latun. and thiough a tournament,
Th* scur* hy th* end nf sad final pbsta of Ih* UritUh-Francp-.
b) Mr. Itobln-i-n in ll'-t*. Ih- s-xra
minis rip it lo uniosrr inure ol quarter l-lsy, snd the line-up an- Itvliau naval ifttlemont era* put
o f f ‘ last night until today, no d$«
tb«- tty's slreets. la d i ol in thick Individual si-ores:
«
flnit* decision baring been reask*
tc-lx-ard fash-m like inudern New Hanford .
New Hmyrna
cd b*tw*#n IV*n
Pf*ml»r Mussolini a«4,
Y iik. Ih t nth r girls will Isc11- &gt;u
Player
Arthur' Headdrton,
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th* Briiish
pervisa lha Gioek workmen.
Pomlpr, f
f-trlgn viwroMry at a slat* dlk-j
Thr gitle hope to f.nil thr rnnetl- Ksnnrr, f . . .
nor nt the British embassy.
, j
tutiou nf Ih. old Ulrsk li-atue of I.lmtocy e . .
Maetollai. and llrcvderson W*f9|
a-llont of which Mlrnlhu* was a Kinlaw, g
sl-rne far a while after th* dh
nil m’»ei.
Jsrk-on, g ...
What th*y said wta not ditch
Moyo. g
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Whatever obstacle* remain
I four rr, f .
Ihe way ( f agreement app
Ilcotcr, g
to b* either toe slight far setli
ronsid*ration ar tea great to
SO
41 quickly ayercuma, for the Rrit
HT. AHGUHTINE, Pel. 28. New Hmyrnt
delegates ar* leaving thl* #v *
(AIM A body wse found I* Puren. f .......
planning to stop 'long eno
North Riser y siu-lsy. It was HaMs, f . .
Purl* to discuss with tb*
idcntlfifil today as that of A. I . P. ThilHp*. e
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representative* the tesclU o t 1
Miu-dry aBae Rqoklv Rod who es­ McClelland, g .
visit lo Ram*.
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caped from a prison «omtn nt Te’d ■ WrigM. g
Emit should theta meeting* i
Watson,
g
R'S'h r&gt;ronikly.s Ankle shorklor
to achieve oomplet* agreement 1
wire s|IH on the body and guards lluffrrlter, g. . .
tween Mi# Ahra* nations a
aiprrsied Ftflsf that Hooky
fla il* scceptanos by Italy a f .
drown'd whjl* trying t i saim
nava) pita evolved at Paris,
Th* L*« sburg.Orlando gam*’ was It a general foaling la
the riser, Moodcy yeas serving *
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c ttlot boro that substantial
tin &gt;mr asatanc* at the lime hi
gross has been mad# and that t
eec-ped. 4 v '* ” V
M ATERNITY H ILL PAH8BD
pedal* of dUagraamwat. as
ran h* Ironed out later.'*.
WAKII1NGTON, Peh. 38.— (A P )
NEW
3 8 - (A P ) —The- II oat* yesterday passed a a DIRMHRIJI C IR C L M HA V i
-T h e
gilt** af lb* amend'd senate bill Yt p tor Id*
Indian
avana
|y voted to re federal rid to atatea la cq-onFnatfd
Jett tha
Tb# n»vy dirigible Ltpostl* for * maternKy.aod tnfaary and rural Tba
comp: utnk
dipnad ever, Havana
it of th* par- health proffram*.
ty's den
all hop# far
Tb* RL Johns River, l. sald la glare
s.e* bet wean
•ertligteafc
the ro*
Htrnmcnl over be tb* o «U river
II) wtthM
aaa than- lha. border* of the
ited R fau i
i tala* e f J
duD*d by &lt;

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NEW YOIIK, Feb. 28.— With
the dliappinrsnr- of the three
••IVotld" ncw*|m|irs, for more
then 4(t years -* up)-ng a d&lt; m natlng |o.iti- n in Amrrlrnn Joumaliam, and thrlr rebirth into th*
n w "IVoild-Tileciam," th-- uews11 per map nf this city was Ora*
matiraliy revised )c*lrnlny.
The morning ntiil Bun-ay &gt;slil
lions ul Iho W-.ild will not be
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rul-llshid again.
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tCumJ^pod on pag* .to u r),

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ANCIENT RIVALS
TO VIE FOR CAGE
HONOROOSBGKT

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Semi-Final Games
In District M e e t

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n Of Bonib
trage In Havana
Is Befievcd Found American College
Girls Will Dig For
H AVAN A, Feh. 28— (A P ) —
With the aire«t yrtteiday of C-m- Remains In Greece
inan 'rr Msnurl F.-p.itu-a. aid* dotamp to Tiisiilint MathaJo, tho
f.»e nlhrr meml-cia ef the presi­
dential gunnl, p-ilic# btllavrd they
were well ini the way to a solution
of the-1—ml.ing uf ths piesidantlW
pala-r mi Mi-mley.
The commander was regarded au
one of tin- moat trusted officer*
a f the pie* ilrnt'a guard. Cull.-*
man-- m stulrim-nl leganllnx the
arte-t r tn p i tb*t F.aplnoaa had
IWOn implicated by a aolJler a hr
had 'ct-r.fr-sod planting n bunik oil
Ihe pala-•• roof.
That soldier, whose Identity hae
br- n -ll-i liaea, Is * aId" ’ In 'hsve
|oil- e that ho was nffarod
through F.sp nr-sa If ha
Would plant tbo bomb.
One nf Ktpinnsa's l-rothri* la •
tnemla-r uf tho Cuban rongroai
and unolhrr l« u judge. Ills bruthor-lr-laa i* Miguel
Maitanar
Gomrx, who was mayor nf Ha­
vana unt l lest Turs-.ay an-l is ro
yard.-1 as an opponent of Ih* Mn
rha-h- adintnlrtrallon.
Thr l-nuil-, ahlrh lauae-l aom*
dam Ur In tb* 1-aUrr l-ut no rari'illh e, was I -weirJ from Ih*
ruof through an air vent to tha
M^l-lrnl's bathroom, hut It be­
came wedged In tbo narrow pass­
age ami , aplndod one finer sImv#
Ihp-piesidcnlial suit*.

State Fee Law Held
As Unconstitutional
TALI.AIIAH8KK. Feh. S 8 - (A P )
— florldn’. pee law of lUltl f i l ­
ing the limit* tn nrt compensa­
tion allowed county
officlata
threageut tha. state Wtt dorlsiod
unroostitutloral today by a Huprem* Court art passed at • g*nr-al measure. It was doclared diacriminatory, arbitrary and con­
trary to stale. Constitution c mrental ion limiis set
.y Ih*
act varied srith tb* c a a n t its nnd tb# high court held this
feata* a made the art local, nt It
to each county, bat gen
iy disci Imlnttoty la aiatler.
RANMITH ROM EMPLOYE*
------JAf-RHONV’ II.I.E. Peh. 38 — Two employe* of a fttiUmnsny t oporto I to police
,ndit* hold them up and a*
th o payroll o f $M00.
said they war* tnreut*
Unk to th* WMpaay’*
s man
In th*
ordered l1 _ _
i gar aud tbs* dig

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Last Phase O f Nai
Treaty Between J*
Nations Is Put O ff
ion h

Body la Identified
As Escaped Convict

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|d»* hie
1^‘ eteawnllroo Iliya
inag y**:
— Manager Count* Mark return- lary I* eon* W n
r aereral
•4 to the Philadelphia Athletire' leraay. The M
training ramp yeeterday with a yrer*. hare hod t t
word o f efwouragemrrt Tor hla about runn'ng U
rook'aa. Mack had bean la Phlta- paa* &lt;-ne ar other
delphla the last few day*. Ue told handon on the pa*
i you rf pbyera not to "hoeomo tan tha aiang wa
GUANA C O U N T R Y
I;outaged o r nervjui becauee dently la afraid i. JACKSONVILLE, Pab.
yea nr* training with a team that will do «tea that
,P )—Joe Turneaa, of Onto*
L tha world champion*. Show me a. Ililla aeriona I itnictlnn I* af
!f'»w t«nmd magician bar*
your nhlllljr and I I I find raobi for forded them.
pjy to.pall two iparkllng
out of hi# bag for * ii*
MCX ECBNIB (lATIBFIBn
Wffjr Cog, th* 'i o o k lr n
RT. PETERSBURG,1 Peb. TT I ’ PHILLIES IN PIK8T (W IL L
hooter, for Drat plat* In
(A P )— The mraat warm-up drill*
W INTER IIAVEN , Fob. t l rida open golf tournament
(A F ) — The Phil)tea had their for the p'tctera c ecu pled th* Nen
I gat workout of tha liatn.ng aea- York Yankee* yesterday bat the
aoa Thatiday. inrelrt pitcher* and pmer.ee Of Bill- MeKOehnt*, man­
three. faUKvr* )oggrd around tha ager o f the. Bouton D p tw , gave
falct, warmed up caultanaly anu them a little mar* - Impotunca
then dlridid lit* bunting group* than they othetwlie might have
to work up a prraptratlon. Thai* ncraeaaed. A fter looking Ih* Vanwill to oni/. on*. ptaeiKg a duy it**, ovar. Bill broke down and
confraaed ha tytaught hla awn

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d with O T e n e l t dped at » S to dlrid* fiflh,
and aaventh money war#
to Guaet, Detroit, Gaorg*
:, Rochaityr, an#
Wnltly
I, DougUatyn, N, Y.
q .O'Connor Lake Georg*, N.
ke lad lb* van at the halfway
• faltered badly yaaterdav aa
fto d a brace o f TT* to aod to
garioua M-hol# aeore af |th
!-Pprnatp, -Jackeonvitto young ,who wa* ehooting in hla Drat
y Money tournament, tlao waa
hi hy whet la commonly
.In Ih* army aa ‘*bu*| fe t­
id dropped In an M Mid a
Ua U*t twa round* to take
*)l down (ho Hat ,
,
Taamtr, Ioral . amntrur,
ip honor* among tha R lotatthen h* card*# a tirU rkf
•atrakra 'ahead of hie near-

%• M jrott* nW b t ifp o t utl" ho
jM anw ■ hueb*ri!a*d the- rather
of two children.
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America or Great Britain failed
CHICAGO, Feb. * 7 - (A P ) — V f.ri Into tile akilM hand of
Bobby Jer.ea added to hla pro- the etocky Georgia*. Cooraa rec­
ord* * «r « bis far the aeking, all
mlerahlp In golf la*t nigh* the
1 oxcrpt the low eeor* for the Ml­
gold modal of boater fo r riunp-’ Uriel npc*, atUl hold O j Chick
plonlng amat/uriam.
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Keane of CM elnee 111*.

Th* Jemre K. Sullivan medal1 He foond hlmralf Mat night
waa fotmally pinned on th* itoal-■ In a mate o f work and worry. I f
den that boar th* four greatI the "pethe or glory lead hot t»
tltlea la .golf- Th* honor ram* on1 the glare," he eeld. quoting Or*yj*
th* ere o f hit plunge Into,* wot-' elegy, the riave mud ha reached
Ing p'ctur* venture that caOeed1 thmtigh herd work. Ha had work­
' ad herd at golf, hut it had aaam’ t«l Ik r play, riperiall. with tbb
rampatlbU With hi* .Imoa^pbr* Lh.lll.’ o f victory at kv
‘
Wfcether that spatial
•Heed iko 0.10el.lll. » P mitmleooe a . L■ -t._e i i . .o i_
brought about th* ledoitlos of th*
work and woiry of hla'new IJf* ha
&gt;I
wa* not earn, but h*‘ w e* qeletlo

HOTT W ANTS TO BB WFNNBB
RACRAMF-NTO, C a lif, Peb. t l
— ( A P ) — Walt* Hoyt, who ram*
to th# Detroit Tiger pitching atoff
from th* Ysnkaa hut taoara, h u
rat hie haart on tairn'ng M gem**
thie year. A fter a.bad 1W0 a**aan, Ifn y t' begin conditioning In
re Id-WVntrr- amr ■tg miW uvtf ahea-l
of meat of hla taOM mate* (g J h L

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»!rW* hi« ether inrato'frngg'-Mriu
in* iml radio,'' banking JMd **rTjd* a* attorney fo r. a natyroad
an! « illrtftor of varlao* corpora itoni* All OK. l~mj» M M h*

Mrdlnah Athletic club. From thrrvtal,
golden plaque flv * Inchr*
lacdatlon* o f hla amateutlam and In diameter,
.
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o f hi* rtupendea* proweea on th*
Herbert tt. Ram.*/. o fV N a W
link*, the Inlmiabl* Jonee. will York, p eeldent of the Hnlthd
plunge iris a dervteh of produi- PUIra Golf aeaor atlot^ Melvln A .
Ing movie, o f how ho won to th* Trarlor, of
ChYar.., fearrigrip
plrnarl* r f golfdom, writing ar- head of that body, an# maay other
tlelae for nowapapora and broad- dlelltgulahed persona In golf and

Who
Uio-o day*. AH fapf defense wltPr-eeo ela tod poettlrri, that he
nisi In Hed o* (Kara day* mod in
no ror.dltloa la walk, let alone go
to a roc* track.
V.» .
The principal doffW * wltaeoo
wa. Dr. Kaanaath Phillips o f Mia­
mi oho riffpod aa affldarit In
1U*9 to the affect that Capos* had
hem ronflaod. to hi* -had, for al*
Week, and that' * trip to Chicago
night ho dargaraaa. ■%
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Judge Wllkoraoo, after &gt; teatlm m , had been rata plated, pointed
out that tha main dlffarm**aoncernlng the roapdodant'a arilejtle* on Jon. XX U nod I t and
that &lt;a thla aemaatta*. It U ohrioua, m w abody !• lying." .

Drew T h a t?
gaarbedy'e emvled a lioe ap there )og okaa*
v * w*rr golag to wriie a* ad aboat A i F Came eat ao*. wha did hT
Ok... that* dlgermt* Too eey thn Soe.akawa
bow laet th* retail prim of f*od baa
do««T So il don., Aod It*, taken
a jdabs
bemt Uf Donn In atoel 13% tower th * it a ft
in Seyanahtr. IW . ecronllfig la lW •wn^i to

Labor StelUtic*.

ather amateur aporta, paid tribute
do Jonee at hi* amateur cftamplonVh p goif career, “wont w **L " The
rhanpTan JnQ i w i v f a f 1H i U f

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light ovaKOata were comfortable.

fFC A R B B LL1PIBGUBTKD
RAN A N T O N IO ,'T ot, P»b- « GE|.llERT~illOWR FORM
(A P ) - B o b O Tirrall, rateber for
URADENfON, Peb. tl - ( A P ) the Now York Giant*, ontamart— Chattey Gelbart'* tendency I* ad hlmeolf yaatarday. Battling
put on weight auddenly worried Boh though* ha t o * beginning

lt&gt;*npgtr Gabby Btraat, of tha
Cardlnala, when hi* ahortatop ra­ •rad that ha wte four day* oerly,
Manager John -MrGraw said ho
heda't tgporiad Bob or any of the
veteran* until nest Monday.

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idt of Td nndTt yattofdky

i hi* total M i, along srith
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lay Co*, Brooklyn, 71-Tf’W l, 1500; Jo*.r Tttraana.

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a m to Jo nith the drawing d tkel lior than taptody eke m tha Halted Statra Tor. ae p o m *
tad prodoiTTe tote rednrrd IKelt ptfera A 4 ®

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�victory a t M an ila B ay, looms Ii
o f o a r naval heroes. T o quota
" N e v e r had th e A tn erkdn p « r

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country,

fix wS fleSIII'
Within kVAobth' the ■people 'tei

•mcitomplUhment a t K s n tK 'b a
lory waa JUdt aa f r e d t iB u t e o ]

house, which had aroused ao mi
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massing enda an Interesting chapter of America's
lustration of how quickly public opinion may
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dared pot nova, bu(,oh *h*

pjibc* b*yond )i»r. wildest

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ith forms an important pert In the live* of all of us.
hood we are taught to tell the truth} In young mand wdmanhood wc are Uught to recognise the truth;
old kge wc are Rtlll wonderl
* Ing what th e . truth Is.
s,thing, thla Iritnrtfcimu nuurauiuig u u o i
.this truth of. life, of history/of death T None
re can only guess, i«jd believe. , ,
us-kno
uat aa valuable and Juat ns essential today
ranger than fiction", a y s the Orlando Re­
lot of earnest people are etill Inquiring,
* Other* are endeavoring to aurpreea or hide

Hft and (raps*, com that had
‘‘Among the purposeful people seeking to krtow truth
allying, sunlight’s J goWJsn .
BiPlip *j Si* •irM-et • **&lt;i *, are those who. have an honest dsslre to know the true way
of life. The scientific searchers after trtith constitute a
irrtvV tawny
ihrysaothe- largo class of this as well as past generations recking it'cor­
itia*
r- *
rect answer to tHe subject of this editorial. These two daiuten
g y s ly bracksrt touched with of people ertrlcH thfelr own lives by tHcir research work and
tei,1
1.A tf'tv,renders great service to society.
, ,. . . . . . .
llp* and ^twstes, and purpU
"Even science h a discovered that what seems to bo
It n r a r e h r t u r y " tout i truth today may prove not to be the truth tomorrow. Science
U ndt Inclined to bC over-positive In asserting what la truth.
busy hands to decor*It
V h e u te , whorata a&gt; aioui* 'Scientists have reversed themselves several times- during
the last quarter of a century and are today doubtful on
•rt M alt f. We*
6&gt;,v m
i
several major propositions that.they were agreed on. for
i poopl* cams th* llvriong day,
several centuries.
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bring Uiolr gift*, *uid prat**,
"Even’the old and universally respected Uw. of gravitatlon ft tntdcrgglng a mental revisionjind sclendstfl A.getitrA'-

iH* iU# of Um nod, heir aslssp,
clutching with drewij ftngtie'a
bunch of nqulslte lavender and

pink sweet p*«a, White a terse
tawny- butterfly,
merring J &lt;b#
flowers, p m l w an th* m d of
Iff WWtmPPb1
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general ml*, but when on* ge«*
lo th* Palm Itetch Playhouse on
an opening night, th* audience
claims at'least part of the atten­
tion. Thin new mature, * prof**stops) rspsrtory mmpnnjr which 4#
prsomtlog a different play sack
wtrk during the Palm Beach a*a»
srn, Has an Its Hat of patrons ynch
n*m « a* th* Itnn. Mm. Protest*!
K. Ouest. Mrs. Thsodom Prell’**huysm, Mrs. Hoary Phipps. Mr
and Mrs. Atwater Ksnt. and-Mr
and Mr*. Jtdwasd V. Uuttow. . ■

■r I* coulee; aboard to Interview
•Sell *na and dscid* hi* late.
,
Th* busliMM tnan Immtdlately
call* a Jksard of dlr*etor*» inert ina
aiming hi* f*Uow pa***ngtrs to
Irtlde What eu»ht t 0 bo don't, but
U&gt; h'S a»tonl*hm*nl, no on* pays
/ altentl m to him. Th* rlmrwous* Lift (b* minister to ask God
ter alt, and b's proper,' a simple
I ten*t think that th* ptayao* Mti testwtd th childhood^' "Usntie
ran gramkl* about any lack of ttnij, mtek and mild," furnlihce
support on It * part of Utelr- pa­ oaotef Ut* beautiful and (wlgnant
tron* for (te r w «r» nil th*iw ten moment* of th* play.
th* opening night, and th* aodlme* at "Outward Bound** .might *Tha filial Interview with the
bar* br*n lifted Intact from lb* Great Examiner brings out tbs'
hoses of th* Metropolitan Optra teal character of *ocb - |S*Jwa
and **t downr In this florid* May* aboard and ertateo a ten** rbma*.
how**:' fcrqateltoly-J*w*l*d. brace- Unfortunately, I. was j .nomowhat
dating this ac*a*
let*, wbleh mm day lay ea fall*
nthloas la th* wlt*d*w* 9t, ,U*r.
tier’* and Udat) and Bsltev, »o*rkled on sun.tainted dbea, and et­
chId. nadded In alarf „ps«»ri.lpa
on chiffon clad sboeldm.
.
Dinner parti** fram Tglltwjl
and th* r.v a rg lad e* Club
8h*pp*rd Btrudwtck dld w ate*
drifted ba With
stesr oT wssu m o t a - s iuiif wlii
,A U m T tWO, o Smith gsaddata Wh*
i« rt
StU P iil from th* slaw room- to)
tb^ifbowter Qulld Stag*, gar*I
.fymhasM.'aad charm to A n »i hot,
the saally fta# chancteriaatten *1
U * pUy wa* Age** Salia* H*aU'*
HimUr loyal aad tevahk chance-,
a w k i a Midgatt. Even th* (act
jU | . I Iwd te**.u »d a memory * f
a i N i M i w in this rate In lbs
New York production did not spall)
Mtea S*Mt ter me.
.
j
J Qoing out, I hear a Bilvm-hairad
tody ta r to her young «*cort,- "Em
murkabl* play, wasn't H f A a
ths boy replied With much disgust,
"Oh. Mater, a play about a bonih ■
o f&gt; d *a propUl whst utter r o t r
W »0*r*d If bo h a fait similar
antipathy for th* shad*, in Dnnt e t “ inferno".
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“r f f l
tnc never loomed Ul-gcr than today.”
4*y that .he was

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Pr*f. AUaandsr Wackallas, head
»&gt;) of
th* University Of Kn**n, who
waa a guwt of th* painter Octtlteb In Pari* ’for a fvw day*
tWMUf.

reed th* Rums, fee bsr ds-

On th* oventng, of March the
■tvtnlh at th* Sanford City Hall,
th* lU T, A. will spoamc a wa-'
cart aivsa by th* Royal Kpsrian

"Thar* I* so piralUl a*ywk*r*
on vkith,’* said th# p rifn *cr, *tu
com Mrs with tbs trassform.llon
of My country. Ths U n lm slty • (
K « m b under th* C ure Had •
total of. twsl** Tartar sWdspts
In svsctly on* hundred years. Our

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wal argaaiaatteM ha* an. Inter­
tag hotoey, aa ft: wa*. f w a M
tba fatO r *r PrlncaM Agren*Prlnc* Dsaitry AtexaarorHch

i i
*as
Paris TCMMly a class Of’ profs*kIdnal welters In' wbaasa. T W «
P»epi* hire nt doubt board often
•noagh thst Um* te mows; WeU,
Uwy bar* a aroat' * * ! I f time
a a ns monsy, aid so tk*y roll
th*Ir tlm* to ikooo Wbo wT* shall
sf'(M s rowmodlty. Thsy will wait
for Own ' paN Ma j-lHiiHwv. '4ste
wart* er oUwr plasm wbaro m

jfi,r t t ,s s -r .s a

Ptesldent Hoaver lowered th*
tariff on mapl* ignr. Tho**.Vjsf.
mont .paoplo copUnt- hg tr**i*d
any wor„ I f ^ l Amltk had saceroded Calylg. .
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KATHERINE AND BILL-^whtt fun It to to know ihMBl Thsy aeem to
get ao muclrioiil of living. You met fhera Juat a little over a yaar ago
—the week before they were married. Tkn daya later It gave you a jfaaa*

algnstbre cornea first, then Katherine’s, and then—the gul
•.TVvWn
'v &lt;iLe«:g4 'dl k&lt;&gt;M
acrawl of the newwiur, Jeremy. j.V :
• ••, ’ ••
You happen to know that although he ie Id line for an Utt]
motion, Dili’s poreaant salary isn’t local Moat «Wer W f 1*i
consider thtniselve* •‘up against it" U itiey had to nonage;Yet Katherine and BRl maintains a standard oflivihr toatta
tion of all' their friends.
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You know how they do it, for:KMtbarue ha* UW y *itj|
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easwaf thorn
tbey ars tail-

Katherine, (hay study the a d v e rtito M

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b Ctaea af tha

mg eeearel day* here with f riend*.
Frlenda o f B. J. Reel will re­
gret to learn that ha la 'll] with
Influent* at hla home on , BadC
Fourth Street

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' STA G E D

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P lN E H U R S T

FIRST CHRISTIAN

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CHURCH

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Slitunth Street and Sanford,
Avenue. Th# R if. F. N, Mailer,
pallor.
HIM# school—4:46 A. M.
£
Worahlp and Ccraimmloer— l l i d *
A . K.
Subject fo r Bermon, "Tbo*» f f
the Bhlnla* Faeo."
.
• Christian Endeavar—4t90 P. M .
Evening Servko—'7;30 P. II. ,Subject, "TO# U &gt; » Who See*.
Too For."

KttCartulnlag for a large mabb*&gt; t their frltnd*. Mr*. C. W,
Pro (ter. Mr*. U E. Byancee *wi
Kfaa Hetty Aate«h ware beetao-|
baa at a bridge party r i m
Thursday aRtmoon at tko TH»*
M Chib on lhe Orlande Sanfaco
highway. A color arhtme of orange
era* accentuated by the quantlt’ea of cattndolaa which were ir r
taaged about the ioo*u# where
the gaeata were enUrtalaad. Far*
that emphasising fh* chorea ewWr note were the Ulllea and other
parry appointment*.

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COSPBL

TARBRM ACLM

On Or la ado road near O w if a
A rt. ■
Mm. McPbanon. Evangelist- .
Bible School Sonday A. M.— l ! l l
Sermon Sunday A. M. — IlrOO
. F.rangatLtic Service Bandar r .
M. —7:43
Prayer Meeting Wad. P. M . - i

Mr*. E. II. Smith hag retornad
A fte r.a e re n l ppegreaakna a f
to ber horoe In Jacksonville after
•pending a few dayi here wtth bridge, high acore prlaa,.n aUvwr
her aUter, Mra. &amp; A. Irwin, MO ■Mai fork, went to Mm. P. B.
Pitta, while aerond high acore
Magnolia Avenue.
.*
prue. a noV»hv make-up box, waa
Mr. and Mre. II. B. Rusaalt, ol awarded to Mi*. Emil Amman.
Benton Harbor, Mich, ar* visiting Mr*. L. li. Smith, who cat high,
hero #« th# gueata of Mr. and waa tha recipient, o f a framed alb
Mra r F , r b a y i l a y j m i d l a ' Annette, while Mre. Paul Shoe-

1:00
Prayer A Teetlneny Wed. P. M.
— 7&gt;45

CHURCH

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rian'Jkugi

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NT, lira. Man
. will meet a'
&gt;ck with : Ira. i . S. Men
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Naml wr 1

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Mmal Weak of prayar will
reed by t&gt;a-JBaptiat W®dlaalenary Ubkn at 8:M
At’ 1the chartlr. pregrwmt
m )* every - afternoon dur\ week, at 1;*0 o’clock.
l-IHnaher 0 *e af the First
etiChurch'will meet at I
With Mrs. f, r . Medalg French Avenur,,
Namber Two o f th* Fir*I
at O u r ch will meet at 3
i l thf hama o f Mra. L P.
17BI Park Avenirs, with
H n a v a a d Mr*. C. W.

a

Ira, D.
Bairilft, Waal
let, a i S o’cloek.
lumber Five e f tha First
Church wW moat at the
M » . .M*ry iferria,
■ Avanu* and Twalfth

of Waahlngtor, D. C., arrived
Saturday to vl*lt-M r. and Mr*. hoateaaea, a*al*ted by tha Mlaae*
RTATE COLLEGE FOR WO­ W. M. Broil at their home in Minnie Claude Sima, Ruth Welle
MEN, TALLAHASSEE, Feb. M
end Katherine Bannoeu Those pro*
—A* preaident of'their aerorlty
aent were; Mr*. William C. Erick*
Jtmi''Eg*. L. H.'Smlth, Mrm. J. 8
tie rrb *- * a r - ~ - ' - : r - r '
beta e f the Sigma Kappa social •n operation for appondfellla at Steven*, Mn. Harman Middleton
gioup at the Florida Plat* Col­ the Farnald-Laughtoa Memorial Mra. Georgia H art M n. I. K. Eat*
lege for Women have cheeen one lloapital laat night, waa reported ridge, Mra. Roa* Adama, Mra. V.
e f the meet outatandlng girla on this morning to be reeling eaaily. R. Douglass, Mr*. Paul Shoemak*
_____
_ _ Elltabcth
the college
campua,
ar, M n. George McCall, M n. Paul
Da aMl, *f Pmaaeela, who thla
O f interact to Uw friend* el Peiold, Mia. A. C. McLendon,
year U editor of the Ftaitacowo, Mn- W. M. Scott will be tb* an Mra. T. E. Duke, Mra. B. G. M *hthuncemeflt that her patntlnga rln, Mra. Georg* Jehu, Mr*. A. J.
the college year book.
Th* Sigma Kappa aororlty was which were on diapley at th# Vo- Peterson, M n. Heyward Walker,
founded at Colby College, Water- haala County Fair wen four Xitel Mr*. P. F„ Parkin*. Mn.. E. A.
Loadenberg, Mn. Don McDonald
ville, Maine, In I *Td. and Omrga prliea and on* accend prise.
Mra. John ILibst, M n. Paul
chapter waa Installed at the Flor­
Of llrtaieat to tk* frianda at Johnaon, M n. E. B. Slow*, Mra.
ida Stale College for Women In
IBM, making the sorority the Mitt Helen Stoothotf will be the Jack Hlekaon, Mn. C. W. Baker,
Kith aerial group on the coINg* fact that aha la netting along nice­ Mra. John Baker, Mr*. Henry Le­
campua. The Sigma Kappa eorcr- ly at the Feraald-Laoghton Mem­ vy, o f Geneva, Mr*. Clarence BarBy conslala of forty-no, active orial Hoepltal where eh* had her clifl, Mn. B, C. Harper, Mr*. Em&lt;1
Amman, Mra. M. N. Cleveland,
chapter* with a total member­ lottalli removed Util morning.
Mn. P. E. Pitta, Mia. Donald
ship ef nearly 7,000. Omega chap­
McDonald and Mn. O. B. Peek ef
ter Include* twenty actir* memBradenton, and the Mlaaaa Lu­
O V IE D O N E W S
bara and iw*nty-»cven pledget.
cille Pegren, Mamie Lee Minor.
By Mra. B. R. Witarigkt
Th* aoroilly maintains tws aeKatherine Bannon, Ruth Welle
rial w6‘ »*t* on the laotatrd ivFritiiib c f T. I, Hawkins ef ard Minnie Claud Rim*.
Unde and headline* of the. Maine Sanfard, leaned with great torCoast. The**' women. In coopera­ row e f hia sudden dtalh at hie nine o’clock, bet coming early I*
tion with tha Maine Sracoaat Ml*- home In SN&gt;ford last Halnrday the night it waa dlarovvrVd a)aianary Society, bring opportunl- night. The inlermrrt of the body mtat a* aeon a* It began. Tha
tie* fer development along educa­ took place at (,'immrrte, Ga.. action of the local fit* &lt;|rpartmrnt wa* almost a* quirk a*
tional tinea to slgty acattrml com- Sunday.
the discovery ami in let* thaa 30
munlllca. Thla educational work
P. K. Band, of Mlialaalppl baa minutes after th* alren had railed
waa formally adopted as a nation­
al philanthropy In IBIS In honor been vialthg with hla family at lh* alarm the flra waa under sub­
of the fopndrn of the sorority their Oviedo residence for tha jection. It was a splendid piece
past few daya. He aspects to re­ of work ard tha fir* department
who were all Malaa women.
turn to hla business In Mississip­
Omega'chapter or Sigma Kappa pi about tb* first *1 March.
wrnna.*Ma'.gww,» h o w which eras
Tha floral deeeratlor* at th*
built lb the snUmer of IBBO at
a coat of approg'matety 330,- Mcthadlat church Sunday taclled
M m lraUonyhJ appreciation
000. Th* house la of tho old Enge
f
all
Joeety of flower*. Th# OUah stylo of arthiteetura, and I*
located cni block from the, col­ vied*- fldriatn, Mr. and Mra. Jos­
eph Unthardt furulahod th* vurilage campua.
huad na'clasus f i r the mat* e f­
Officer* of tb« aororlty ate: fect#, and tha sweet peas fo r bor­
Elisabeth
Dar fell.
Pensacola, der*, and all wore enrltriad about

w t w o . - ' - - r *1~

president; Cordell* Clarkson,, Pr*aecnlj, vh-r-prraldent; Holm Cold,
well, flridenfon, aecrelaVy) Mil­
dred |lunt, Miami, l-cninrer.
Other member* Include: Haaln*
Rufcrl, Am* Lou Smith, Talla­
hassee; Mary Lola Gill, DeLandf
Charlotte Grimm, Marria White,
PaUtkni Ella Poaey Gordon, Meb'U, Ala.; Mabel Teagua, Mar­
garet Teague, A|&gt;alachlccU| Mar­
garet WeMia. ('harlot!* Baldwin;
Penaari la; Panel Io Whartcn, Imn-

rU,Wc*tcn. Miami; Odla, Wil’ un,
Tampa; Dvdathy Cawthon, MBdrad Cnwthoi, DcFuelak Spring*’,
Lauia* Bryant, Ocala.
rtadgra to the aerorlty at*;
A g m a Alderman. Blanche ChllM . Bradenton; Thelma Ma* Beaak f j Gtdnr-v lllr; 1&gt;orwthy Rablngj£ ; V lr r lr l. lluit, Label Merrlaega ‘Vlolvtia
Martlacn, ’ Agatha
Riley, Maiy Adel* smith, Miami;
Beat, Coteen Ogden, Weal
Bearb; Juanita Canon, An1, A L .; Mattie So* Collin*.
Lou MrUn, TnlLhaaaee;
tret Cask, Betty Ploegar,
Ml Sawyer, Ida Spaed, Apa­
rt

FaTj. T- !■
j ' Wg.La- t Smith as
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Loult* Holton; Mobile,
U argaift
McLaughlin,
I U i l L a Melga, Virginia
a. Frarcta Yeleerton, PaLtlaanb* Morgan, Peuarola;

d-nwlng usual crowd* that attend
tkeae nomadic enlertalnmenla.
Mra. W. II. William* wne a visi­
Mr*. W, B. Yotmg and daught­ ter In Hanfonl Saturday.
Mr*. H. R. Wahright a"d tMIder, ware calDJ la Jacksanvlllr on
last W «l n-aday on arrourl of I h t rga we&gt;* gurala of Mlaa Eleane
tllnaaa , f&gt; a brnlhar, Milton Jordan
at Ma home in that rily. They
war* Juiced on Friday by L. E.
Jordan of Ovlrdb. They relumed
home Soeday night With the good
report that th* alch brt I her waa
dohg better aftar a serious illn*aa wilh the Flu.
Mr. aad Mra. Fred Scofield,
of Longwood, delighted thr au­
dience nt Urn BapUat churrh Sun­
day right wllk aevajut muilral
nnmhera tendered wnh. their ua­
ual good affects.
Tha Oviedo
church baptistry waa opened *Lo
far th* baptism’ o f a candidate
f'om the Ltwigwoed church. Quite

Ngakymr, Jdpfyulle* Rich, JarkeonvIU*.

*4 chUdran,

AaxH-

and

-In Deland
f TH-Ceun•d by the

tb* hoepllfl-

E. H. Brownlee, !&gt;.' D. raet«r
Strvlrea Sundry a* follow*:
B:*6 A. M. Sunday Srbool

11

‘ASHION
REVUE IS STAGED AT MILANE
Attracting a Urge attendance,
Sadyr'a anrual apring faahion evue, epmaored by the Sanford
Woman’, Club, waa preaented U il
night at K:|0 o’clock at the Mllane
Theater In cenjuactlon with the
uaual Vilaphone pr-durllon. Spec­
ially mn* and dance
number*
werr nfferrd during the evening
by the pupllk . ef Betty Ball
Bream'* Han*tag School, while
mualc waa ftPbUhed by
the
lak e . Mary darter orchestra,
Savon living mndals, Mr*. J. E.
Rltrhle, cf Wauchula, formerly of
thla city, Mra. Ilelop Moya, end
Iht Miaiea Otatherln* Waten,
Katheria* flyrife.
Mary
Hu t.
Mary DlrhUm}' and Chriallne
Sloudenmlre, displayed to advan­
tage, tha nawett in tha apring
mod* for street, iport, afternoon,
evening and nrgllgee wear, with
abrv, by the Modean Shoe Store.
Sport r'ill he* fraluriag
bright
color* and chart Jrikrta were folInvert) by /limy afternoon apparel
w*th lung' fWarlrg aklrla made of
rhlffona, rrepca and lin n lace*.
Th* eiLrrmeJy long evening gowns
w e e made of print* ard wool
lac*. aiwTajl Wngw-wan with long
Buck acceiaorle*. IneluUfnig' lm g black aaed* glov**,
Waeg 1shofa, ahdf parse*, prodom-

•Ilk crepes In brilliant colon,
with Ihn poputi* trcuiera nnd
short Jacket* wrre prcaanlcd by
n’l the model*, who wore with
them turban h*t», b e a c h hate and
beach dogs.
Th* specially acta *• preaented
are ** follows:
1. "The W orylng Blue*"—
Jiarnc A«*»rrlln.
5. "Ocrnn Wave*" — lh* Misses
Dorothea
lawaoi.
Margaret
Murff, Mary Elisabeth Neely.
Mat Heat Torranc* and Mary MilU '. .
3. Seng and llanre —(Ir-irgc An­
derson;
4. "Splrnlig the Top"— Mlae
port* Jatkion.
6. Sen* and Dance, *‘Hh*’a Hn
llruaual"— Marios,. Torranc# and
Mery Ktliabelh Neely,
Announce menu by Dick Warrga.
Mlea Kalherine Waters appeal­
ed wearing on* of the smart and
popular black rloth roate trim­
med with a while ermine collar,
Th* rent was fashioned atorg fit­
ted Haas and worn with n rloet
fitting Agnra ribbon hat from
whirh aattnrfrd n sho t Mark veil.
Another costume presorted by
Miss W atn* was a rose afternoon
dree* pf dyed linen lac* worn
with * rough straw lavender plrlure hat and other lavender **•
roeanrlga. The gown waa
mad*
with a wide clrriilir skirt and n
high walat line accentuated by a
velvet.bow.

At The Churches

A. M,. M oinl-r WjanMftj

Endeavor.
4:30 P. M. Senior ChrlatM*
Endtavar.
7:30 P. M, Evening Worahlp,
The Rea*Ion merit at the cloea
o f rath worahlp aervice fer tbb
reception of new membeia.
FIRST

brt wn, ard other rccesaorlra went
MChrlal Jeaua” . Wednesday avan
In bilge and brown.
)pg iatv|rrl which
will InA aephlatlcateil looking blatk dude
teatlmenle*
«f
Christlace dlnne-*gown wa* alao shown |*n Science heeling, will be
hy MU* By me*. Th* low decol- held nt lh* new church at &gt;00 E.
Iclago of lb* g.'wn waa accent- 2nd 8t. nt B o'clock,
unlrd In thr bark with two abort
Thla church malnlala* a free
eapelil, while the- walalllne wa* Reading Room at th* ehuruh
accentuated with * narrow belt wher* th# Bibl# and all autboritad
haring an ony* ami rhinestone Christian Selene# literature may
buckle. Long b’aek auede glove* be read borrowed «r purehaeafland pearl car bobs end other Open (Dieiday# and Friday* item
jewelry e; mplrled the outfit. “ “ **
A while terge sport coat having
a rape collar outlined with white.
fot fu*. waa worn with n black
and while bat, blark and white
pouch hag gnd whit* glove* by
First M*aa—
A M.
Mr*. Helen Mnye. Thr coat waa
Second Ma»*—10:Oo A . M.
made along fitted I'ne# with a I Evening* iHvotlop—7130 V M.
narrow licit at the normal waist­
line.
’
i•
T K N f m k b t in g
I1NDBNOMINATIONAU
Arothi r * attractive
costume
•hnwn bv Mra. Mofo waa a jacket
■ult of the new gold colored crepe
Hirvtca eve y evening—7
P*
frrtu fla^ a suspender effect die**,, I j !
. *
. V -K
and ambM MWkatH bj«ua*. The
KvangetlatyA. 0^
It loom* rhaavreaole straw hal
BOnday afternoon - » = « )
trimmed In brown was worn wllh| Special aubjaeta will be glean
a brig* foa fur and other brig* all n st week. The public la corrrceaao’ lra.
I1dlatly invited to attend.
A smartly tailored cult o f black
and white tharinkl-i with a short UPHALA LUTHERAN CIIURCII
ccat having a Iderk end whit*
The Ilev. A. Norrbem, D. D.
braided lielhrr belt, waa worn by
Mils Mary Dlghlon with a Mark
pnd while aaeot scarf and an ’’off* l&gt;Vhef Sur.day School will be held
at tha usual lime, BiW P- M.
the-face” tweed hat.
Probably the nioal |K&gt;pu1ar even­ Sunday.
At 3 o’clock tha paator will
ing gown shown waa thr whit*
wa:j I icp wh'rb
Miss Dtghlun preach on "A G eat Faith".
Th# Ladles Aid will maet neat
war* in the laat part of the re­
vue. It wsF made with a cowl Wcdrcaday, Mar. 4, at th* hom#
neekliro In tnilh bark and front, of Mra. C. Garlion, Monroo Cor­
whll* a ahurl peptum at Ihe walat- ner, at II o’clock. Wa eatend a
hearty wrlcont* to all to attend
line waa fo’lowrd by a tight skirt
at tha knees end a p;omunrrd!• our aarvicei and mealing*.

METHODIST

CHURCH

■The Beat Thing In the Town*
I* the thara* o f the aertnen to ha
preached by tha Paator at 11 A.
M. At tha aveniiig hour, 7:30, hla
them* will b* "Our AbaciuU n*4d
o f Gbrlat ”, A cordial welcome I t
everyone to thee* acreIces.
Sunday School at B ill, P rof G.
E. McKay Soper.
League* at 6:M P. M.
Prayer MaeUng Wed. night Titt.
CONGREGATIONAL

CHURCH

Coiner Park Avenua and Srd
Street.
Rev. John Bernard Root, Minis­
ter.
Church School—0:46
Me.ring Worahlp—11:00
'
Berman by lh* Paator
Christian Endeavor—7:00
Breaker— Dr. Jraat K. Harden
of Athena Greece will tell of M a'
etpcrieneaa during tha TurkMh
Masaacr* - In 1023 whew hla week
becaih* outatandlng In' nffordlm
matUcal ear* and relief to thritaande of refugee* driven frObaI heir land* and propartlaa by the
Moslem*. Tha public la cordially
Invited.
S A LV A TION AR M Y
Sunday. Mar. 1 The Rev. Book­
er will begin the revival earnpalga at t i l l F. M.
Ilolinaaa matting— 10:09 A , I L
Conducted by corps officer*.
Gospel Service at County Farm
observing annual prison Sunday
nil over country—1:00 P. M.
Young People* ifsaUttg—SiM
P. M.
Subject, "Golden Speech." Con­
ducted by tkra* soldier*.
Th* Bar. Bookee— 7:43 P , M.

flare at the ankle.
HOLY CROSS KPUCOPAL
•&gt;
HANFORD COMMUNITY
C JIRIICH.
M’as
ChrlMlnr
Htnudrnnilro
CHURCH
nnrv a brig* aed orange a|wrl
Th* Bar. 11. Irving Loutilt, rocj
Mill the reversible
Jacket
of
Wumari* Club Building, Oak
tor.
.. ' jv M
whirh, was atilrhrd orange rrrpe Avenue near Third BtrveL
Second Sunday In L a u i
^r!
lined with brlfr crepe. An »UtThe Itcv. T. W. Bolt*, minister.
Hold Commualon—7;M A. M.
alavdlng feal ire cf the dieaa
Services—8:311 P. M.
Church 8&lt;hool—4:90 A . M.
were tha orr.nge rlbb'tta placed
Eve yon* will be cordially w*|.
Confirmation
and .Bermau—
l-Mwren the tieigr pleat* of the comad and mad* to feal at home.
11:00 A. M.
Th* Rt. Rev. Camcrog Maan, rl
FREE MitTIIODIHT MISSION
D. D.
Young Paopla’# Sorvlc* League
Poplar A rt. and Second St.
—g;30 P. M.
H. School, 10:00 A. II.

A periwinkle blue rrtp* nftcrnoon gvwn •was on* of Uia moat
ailractlva ptwaented by Mias Mary
llo 't. It wa, dealgred with a high
wa'at llha which waa outlined with
* talt of handmade flowers of two
shade* ef Mue, while the bertha
SCHOOLR MENACED
eoBtr w n trimmed with similar
flowers, Crmplttlng tha outfit
LITTLE NOCr " Ark., Feb. M ~
war* g largo rough straw piak
kat, gaaatlet glov*, and other (A P ) — Faced with onpald aaLrice
In learheia agpagnting to dal*
plok oeoeaaerica.
O f gtgtu and black plaid rhlf- fS.30A.7U, man, o f th* 6000

aad it n . f f . K N t M L*
Boon, o f VhgLIa. and Mr.
m. W. H. Bngga. o f PHI*•P n , hav* rttwmod from

M l;

I INKI1UR8T, N. C.— WeVe heard of all MnjJa of driving conleaU In tha pOal. bat thla India#’
plg-diivlng ronteat, bald hrre recently, la the meat unusual md comical of all. Hera wa find tha •**
diet ttartlng out ef the barrier* with their “ ch a rt»n .H

fan wa* another dnse warn kg school, of Arkapa** must cloae
Mlaa Kart with a large black h*L th'a Spring ante*I, additional re­
venue I* provided. State Superin
leaden! of EdgeotWw CLuJ M.
H|nl yratrrdaF laid th* Arkan
aaa le g I, laterv. ' \—■

Evening Prayer and Sermon—

I'rmchlng, 11:00 A. M.

7:30 P. M.
Dally lenten M rd iU U oaa-IIlM .
and l * : » P. M.
Wednesday, March 4, 1MI
Evansorg and Sermon—7:30 F.
Me

Kate II. Booth, pastor

Park Avenue and Blath Streak
W. P. Bn-ek* J r, Pa,lor.
Sunday School. 10:00 A. M.
Morning Worahlp—11:00 A. M.
H. V. P. II. 0:16, P. U.
Ever Ing Worahlp—7:30 P. M.
Wednesday evening prayer ser­
vice. 7:30 P. M. A cordial Invlta-

j

The Rtv. Edgar L. Pennington, '•
Grace Church. Ocala.
A co dial Invitation la estendad * S
tu all vLiter, to worahlp with tte: j
•t any o f that# service# and ww .Jh
assure them ■ warm welcome.
\

L . Ea A L F O R D

C O M P A N Y

Vi % * •

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7Mto^-vlr,

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f mpiH Jn&gt;C; 4:00, Dr. Cadhnw
« • » JSJC; 5:00, National t l
HttC; « : 00. Catbolto Hi

H .....
*’5
p5
ft!
ltd ui
vH

inJrda'MK
| dirigible

t Ilj

\ U i W lth W took wp nyiMr. brr
hoil oml being woo ai tha ftoneer
'* a w ld . hU a*paria'latcn of* tha
rnca dating bw.l i to iho day, «/
M fbm V r t lo n

o f • C *rtr*l

» r a * Navigation imptwv*.
and Flood eonlroL ,&gt;
b 'lh J M vM t o f Senator
a U. Flatcbar and Both
•toWrV’ Hto' Chamber of
« r n gat hared facia add' flwhMh- brttt# aat Iba'aalleqt
o/ th« proposition to non'

Lincoln

Ihanre coal to

aiy t p n j via Dcr»
V J H V H W - w V k w I i a * . V-r
-% *
W ® "4* to the. oldI M«ncd, reund.tx tiled typo of
•ul.iparlnea which war* it
«cn)c year* ag^i but havo
way Ip the mtd-in, ckineata
adjjitetL alter the
. A t Iho ahlpyxrda at

■V, Ihb vaaggh^fnl
taballt had coolpped with a numbet o f feature, which will onaklo

hit# been advlaed by Seng,
rpoth U. FIetebcr, ami elm
i Ruth Dryeh Owen, M. C„
mlt for your eonalderatieu
'proval, eatyuflo rave white
it Ut Wiihlnglon. the eub*
ittrr 16 Wblfth'w« drew your
vi by corroirondence, under
Jaifuify'lAh/IO Jl —Nav't ln p ^ lt fU n l and Flood
W

f ' t

tall U k e t6,‘ the

Orass

Iho m-eth frooi I bo opan ran(a oor.
iloo of boko Raaalr on lb* ona'.ki

' B

Indian

pebble for i W ' pari fif t y yoafa.
Wa wrg therefore plraeed to pmi k r t b - ymt hiT4wlfh certain out* j The spirit of adventure I* catch­
dtondlng facto eonramlng the niv- Ing, and If you a ir married t* an
IgaUon Impruvemedl of the SL ixploter it** prettycer)a.n you will
‘i; Jabna'nivei* from Sanford »outh catch It
ia Balt lake and thence eaaterly
U d y Wilkin* haa caught It from
to the Indian River, by Canal
i aver tho right nf way originilly her husband, Sir Hubert Wilkins,
I' gurveyeil, Mtabllebed ami approv- and now she ha* announrrrf she
&gt; #d by th* U. H. D'atrlrt Engineer*, will arrotnpany him on hi* *ub: and by tnrh nivlgallon Improve- marlne exploration trip to the
P ■— !, cOICrut floodwater* now af. Notth Pole Ihla aiimm d —on* of
project*
' fbCtlng thovaand* of acre* of Im­ th* mo*t advMitutoue
- ■’ wravvd -farm land* running from •v*r attempt*d.
Th* former United StatM ‘aukpptlgPh*— 111* M«th to Uke Waah*
mktin* O‘ IS.1 whkh has |i'fv| re• ’,■1’ * ' » - H
I '
V B*l. T b * crrrylng out of thin pro- tulll and turned Into th* aclMftlft*
J*4t Vet originally Mtrmplrd by eutarj ship Nautilus. ionta)n| n
1 tSb" mtabllihibent of -what waa cabin which ha* been tptvlally
[&gt; known ae tha Upper St. John* HI- fitted to accommodate U d y Wilk­
k r »4r Nevlgallrm D'atridi, the f n- in*, who wUI be th* only annum
^ gBring of Which’ Vika to lw tro- ea boatd and th* first woman to

go on a lengthy rrul** In i tub
msrtpe.'.
t t _
T i l be able to llvo on th* tub.
marine much a* I would on on
egerr Intel ,H rhe explained , whm
a*ke,| whether eho had no ft-ara
regarding the illM-rmftit* of tho
Jinrmy. “ Of ceuv*#, the voyage.
If It take* months, may ;uoye
It dli.u*, but at any late t eiall Im
ci.mlottanle.”
,
“ And what about Uto risk, uf
*w*h *t» a iv t a in m r
‘ I
— ^Al» -kwtband hne ennviafri me
Hu t It Will be pcrfeetlf M ff.’I »he
n-pllrd.
-.
i • -. • | f •
it la In* U d y Wilkins’* mind
that even if the exploration -trip
under *ra uul ice may he (txuahl
with danger* andtura* put tp be a

a . *.? “ riMa o f Melbourne.
Apittalla, but *ot* fevd y-ent
»M b. la (h i. couatry. U d y wilktoo ha* appeared on th* at.g^ here
to sever*! mu.lc»| e'how* ked melo-

:::t
bn^ir;^ sTrtw*»y
•(.th e « U tCteelmmee.il Cloud dirt

M r h 'X ^ T a r V m l W
la tha reregulnu rvaolullon. aad bad
alrea da# nallee af the aatabllab.
meat a/ each unrmallar. ae re.
nulled br aald Chaatvr * » il. a a i
ef I'lorlda. and haa roaairarled bad
aalabllshed all naaeaaafy Ulvi'lntf
v ela fenrea rnrrala aad peiie la
Ike aald I trail err—
• ■
.NOW. T IIK IIL 'n m B . UK IT IIK.
BOI.VKU by Ike Iflale M v« HI ». h
Bahllery Board &gt;f Florida, In fane.
lar-Baeetlap, nneamblyd. lhai fn ■&gt;■
aad &gt; n tr Ihe lllh day of March. A
p. Ital. mentor avaeamatle dlcplna
e f leal tier atalea aaraaeiiaaarj and
all alher aalmaia which are oi mar
be eubieet la lafealatloa with Ihe
collie lever tick ( Menrere|.,e An.
auletuel ahait be held la the above
dearribed Irrrllery at rack « f ihe
on ielit dlpplad vala leoaled In eahl
lerrllory &lt;&gt;a Ihe .daye ami dvle^

the KlmlmmM .K rtlw
BetUemral
Mlghwayt- iheaee htnou tha h«*:h

veelle Ihe aeme or aumeer of e»eM
af aald dialling vala. The aen-re **f
number* ef earb of 1 aald tllpidtuf
vale, aad the day a aad delee «.!
reaular ei airmail,- dinning af e tille
l hr real, are aa folfnwar
'

Th. E.rnln* World onj Uto tuuila y World became the prufertl *
ut tbv Kcrlppo-Howar^ intotcaw,
r.nd their |i'rc»t* w.r# mlllng mil
the l-ftl eJ-Uun nf lh« wmblncti
“ WutldTelcgrjBi."
Fru’.ur,* uf all tour niwr»;»pct»
tomilln: t» the trader* uf tarn
wrrt- tutulmd In the n w cuttililnatiun.
.
. .
,
On the hc«-L of, .ahnouKeincnt
that th- Nirtppo-lluwarw coactrn
had ci.mpM.Ji4 j n v M * v of The
World* rain* a rthiaUrmg atat*m-.i.l fr &gt;in th* llflA tcr* to lh.lt
cii-plojt j, advLIng tbum Uut
fSlit),C(H&gt; uf the purchase price of
th* paV&lt;t* would bu wit ajltlx fvt
till titltat ion umung the ''Offbit*
mi |bo al and inmt’ ncwapaiHiiyt, undtt’ a plan tu be JuimulutiJ tour
Ax always in tpo naming‘ of an
ipitllutlen that ha* been vlchrcd

f.. through, afd' lpx Irvle, hutbof*
|*thl,-7i i| du* Itf lb * f»rt th*t the
aiffhiiHiallMt’ 76r‘,1
lh* levy &lt;wae
M40* ihtmvtBiitHy after the break.

( Continued F tom Pag* line I
Jr.tnei A. Foley had given perm »•
•but to Jo-u-th, Ilulph and IL-rocrt
I’ull.air lo a |l tht- property fidmled an t U yurnlhi-d 11 tbi-.n l&gt;y lhwriy front JwkamtvHto 'tn U k e Isle Jm'wh Piil-tiee. Th • Wotld
rk' h and.
by *' thousand )i*Vc»nt.
Rryv nf this ’*kp4nJe upon the
B. W* think the flood control
pi or# of the undertaking should
" f#V,rd' ' n’d B' mln" U .not’ be overlooked. Thl* aectlon at
IM e t produce* fifty peirCnt uf
dll the etlntor-gniwn CELERY
wit tfim Baaferd U ' Balt , U k * iraihlnit the’ maiko'.s uf th* Uni
ted Hut**, aa wull a* thouaaod*
Hf car* o f mixed vegrtnhlri, and
wo IwUtve that (Ho lal*re*t» of
I W Cotoitry era Involved, ns vri-U
IIan lUver,- parailttlng hath *t nra the iulervata of those #nand paf»eng*r Immto, and g’ grd In' farm porrulto and Jn» yachts. Inland trimpor- dust'lal and rurnmertUI |Pricet*
by water from JackaoavUl*
th,, Evenltg V
t fih c i b f i M
It would glvp a flood control
&lt;•&gt;. to tU* Uto

b

w

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V

ir w r J M lt t

would pro vent the over flaw.

■thousands of «crso o( rulltfxrat land* oo*l citrus grave-

■ovary year ora nebjeot to
loadwatore pf UtkjBk John*
um A oo a flood tamtofl
would UnefU every arte of Ingeeritoil n f then- Unde I Mini,-,
IndkoMol. pruparty and lln- tm -ln g iait try, fw tllltr t* tn,l
4-tam propatty ndjulning loss, ’ tyu) a (yrttllm ent at pro­

with

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Within a tow wterii’ or-l)
eomUff mg«rc&lt;L Sir HuIt

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tor the Antarctic on th* lin t of_
bin two Houth Polar exporflUon*.
■ It was htonthe befert Ife- .to
turned, nod on Aug. 30, H)2p, they
wtr* married by a }o*il*w of 4tm

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1*11,
lilt ,

rmpaerivetr. k .1
dated baled aa al
three eentii inr
Inina naejtatf At

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iioW R T R *.’ tiat th*
will not par f nay,oa*»r..ta*,r'.

dlan. or peraen tn rlmr^e nf

aald territory*.toe AN V. r*t|ie f t * ,
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OIDRft o * m
nag titty It days theraafter.
ttarharet
March 17, 1**1,
an* every 14 days thereafter. ■.
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Marrn IA toll,
M l r ' V S . nui
aad evrrF I f Osya Iheriyittsr.
March II.

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M»al&lt;wrdoeao*Bf W
10:00, Today*! Program; 10:02,
Clara, Lu and Em;
olu: 11, Slumbir Morning Melodlea; 10:30, Unlver«. ,V
Andy; 12, alty Bibl# Clau — Dean , W. It.
WiMon? 10:4*, Jemea Leofivp'
S »»a tn p »
Bn'.ach, baritone; 11:00, Morning
KDKA—*3*
_ .e g tl S:4*. Same ai WoriMo — Uplvaralty Chapel —
—
---- - ED EA pUyara; 7t4*. Dr. 8. Parka Carfraan; 12:00, WarnRa tmvpUrai t . Hour from WJE tbrr Report: lld ll, Dinner MuFronde* etty; PtSO, Kama aa eici 1:30, Flnrlda F»cta; 1:4*.
US; 10:4*, Foatura; II, Rporta, Cathedral of the A ir; 2:14. Jt*n
W. DeBruyn, Tenor; 2:30, Iloaf
With the M i.te n —*'Ia nohamr*
—iPuWInl; 4100, Organ H e e ltllClauile Murphreo; 8:00, Pauline
Miiell, viol Inlet; .EJward Newcome, baritone; 8:20, Veeptr Hervicoa — Rev. W. B, Btoney; 0:00,
Studio Quintet; 7:00, Memoriea nt
Twilight; 7i30, Weather ForoctUi
7dit. Sign ■ '
“
Jacksonville
B, Features; 4:45. Cecil and
DAY. FEB. M U . t i l l
Billy; 7. Pam* a* WJZ; 7:15, Tb*
ittor M i l Osoperativa
M i torn; 7:30. Michigan boor; B:M&gt;.
1-40, Community Choet;
M m * aa WJE; 11:18. J. Chmamen;
rary Digvet’* Topic* In
niSO, Sam* aa WJZ; 10:44. The
LoweR Tbama* NBC;
Mummer*;
Vartoty ( I 3-4
i V Andy (N B C ); 7:1*.
M um ).
••.
Ut Jwlerx NBC; TtHO,
7
4*44—WSB — 74*
'1 «i*0 , Avlelioa; 7, Annlveraa^l llbodea Futch Collin* Moale MakPISpoitaored program; fl:15, Kamo rr»; 2:00. Eight Deuce* Dance
id*M a •*. a.aa 43.—
. . • . tV IVt OrchMtia; i*;18, R. C. A. Emir
NBC; 8:30, Bern Dkiic* »m gram; P:00, General,Electric w o*
*FWm :«JM7| 10160. B.. A. R*U#
and hM t-uchy Strike Daace Gr­

of anob cot lie, f*l

"''te.w .is'y jsfc:"**-

lUthor, MpHabergmC *•••

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frum
world ' fmm
IMinl ll*trow, Alaaku, to Urtvu

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«W »s r e f OovsraatMl U t one.
M ath

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tlwupa e f *mr department o f
I L w nl U ‘.Uto

fggi. 75 conta pat aettlng. F.

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Tnn*nre,,h4Jhj^Sfiiered aad re.
qulred In bn and an|,»er un»n tha
lad day af March A. I&gt;. t ill, l« Ihe
illtl of fVmnlalat filed eaelnet yna
la the ahote etyled eauee aad
‘^The Haafnrd UteeaM I*

FOUR ROOM modern apartment.
I.lghte, water and ga« furniihe«l. Taity Shop.

jy K &amp; S S "
l notiui t » e (5 t f .^fM H itf» «

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PO ULTRY

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B IC Y C L E S tk R E P A IR S

Save th* Peol.— Why g »
elicwhero to be. iktnnedT
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(Kan) papor.

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CONFECTIONERY

MacDOUGALL, CHITOR, Ik now located at
tea (a Floral Height*.
Fboha 14*44.

R U H O W ’H P L A C E
Prlncega Itldg.
Flrvt HI.

ill w n pierwifT rot WT or A L L TRUTH seeker* for tho
Tim I’Nrrtu* r rATwa tv anti
row t h * lo i- n r u v im .
great truth and power known t )
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the Flral Neltonel Hank of Han. without obligation tn student* of
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VEG ETABLES

Trade In Your HoedFur­
niture at WAGONER’S.

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lly limit* new Orlando Highway.

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ARCADP. M ARKET
Cheapest In Town.

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O A S IS C A F E
Open 24 h o a ra — l U 8.
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What A World) Ncbody
will take your tail clgaret,
and everybody will take
your. Ik»t dnller.— Bethle*
ham Globe-Time*.

HARD EN SHOP
Specialty— l-adlea and childr * M hair catting
WILSON'S BARBER HIIOP

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SLAVERY SOCIETY— For'
Sole— Female »ettl*r, four
ytara eld, well trained,,
pile* 840,00— U k e County
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albillty In tho furiout molee, but w it tor eerloutlphurt.-New York World.

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touch one, more la a. frag-,
akin.—Auatln American,

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Contract for rrsp at fixed price.
R. D. White, I .«lr Mr.ry, Fla, au*
pcrvlaor for Pierre liulb Co., 1809
E. Matka S t, Orlando, Fla.

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YOU CAN B E A rh a rd tlmai.by
railing Rex Rabbit, for ui. For
full Information w rili American
Cattnrvx Enlarprlae, Box 1*70
Orlando. Fig.
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SATURDAY. FBB. 23th. 1*11
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Solicitor for Comololooat.
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CLOTHES. All wool fabric, t
piece aulta 130 and 832. Mad* by
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mtt and later bocam* fngokul to
Sir Hubert, wh* ia April &lt;f that
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and Accident Insurance with oM
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Political Machii
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Ur, Ineeatlgatora ^
**h 8 C
yaatrrday by J . j Dewitt Carter,
Iy In at* formar vice pr*i#hw#f of tbo Cald­
ironyrltr
well o aanlratlen.
rt&gt;

r urjnn

ive OfEnthu*
Sweeps Mar­
i New Reqwl

ltd rtt*’ roneVf:oPthNT benkrt
Ico im trgrnJ*V* waa that
u thn wn hbml *d» of mote
win, who tpori your llroo In
Quaking hualnoaa, nut of earhmr. ponnllraa anl without
hope earept to alert all oner
■ In »»nto other .bualnuao.
that right In y&lt;**v
or&gt;
latioaT" naked AUuandor. .

Ka day odmptale- ,
price* (oaerally
rat of Twoaday,
I a new hl*h f*«

■tatlon Inatal’.Ml here amtor tho P*i

Famed Groui
Of 90 Sim
. Throuyh tho romblno.1

eseot TO* Hold.
2 UpAndlToPIay
oftorta

the Sooth Hid* Primary B«hool,
Stanford mutlr-lovora will amn .be
■ iron-the-opportunity ot hraHne
•w iwnaiisJ itrwmnliitlon which n il
Mlferlit/ with tbe^toka the S 3 8 dllon of hat Ins aunr boif.re, and been recalved by, more
&gt;membon of tho royalty than anl
J^hai. nutalcal altrattlon In the
jwurki
■
.
.
' I "
k ‘ AtmM«CM*lta .ween y rater day

B S T I u V T at Iho City MeH
d'O1*tort, of the Royal B«»*
week, the Celor* City Otow- Jna‘ fholr, compoaed of »0 aln r
darter* and ln»lrumerttallita
bowild, dub, afn atmu*. i";
w O rtondo^’ednoadai alibi x .
,h.t
fhofr’V M t ( W .'h M 'H o
lly Id dofontlpy the atron«
lard Bottory loam whlrh U In
rad plero In th# atandbra* of s r u
r S
w
r
•
Utlando C ty l r t r » The lo- style all their own;
w ith tho rireptVm of a matlooa
aoatvt awept U rt*
*»
J f i m . n .0 In D *U "&lt;

two tram l» compoeerl nf Prof

tty, J. J.:R o ily . Paul IVoold.
Iw.rd Render, I - A. Benaud,
t.W . i. Tytor. They will rnoW
’ Bt. John# Hirer Tr»n*Pdrfie

r effectively
MB wna ch

{toward, chairman of Iho •
. f Scrippa Reward for a aun

noehrtV another dividend pernhU to tho riodlton of on. of
th« Initltulloea under hla con*

S U E T Sanford 7.17. Orlando

Iret
which ha*'
animation
«* public, h
rd accord

dnyU N dffltUl dedication of thr roar, and powerful tor by iho throo Pullttor brail
Ralph,- Joseph. Herb#* end
tuperrlilon of Marchrao Marconi,
limat«d at 15,000,000 TVi

LajTjBuferd dBO, Orlan.lo «»1|
Morning round*, m a d o ^ j S f f l
attempt Itf com* from hdhlnd, lo t
foiled by one point, whn* tb#
Daytona outfit . clang to tha hoola
of thr Orlando foam for all W t
(Continued On Pag* 81a)

Jr. Tytaa thU moral** **pr##*the wlah that at letet one mar*
it* hr orftnlatd l&gt; SanfoH In
I T that cwmpmIMon may Im
S to od In th* central Florida
M a g league of which the now

ilth’s Proposed
it To Capita 18
nusinz Interest

innetrtu
DlVidrm

chvrke onaeoatlnv t i 10 per
cent of"lhe depmll liability
have boon recalved f r ° * 'b*
Slate CoMptrollor'e of fire, and
arn rvady for distribution at
th,1 llquldatvr'a
Jtn
Snwtnolo Cooaty Bank BulWtof

Tha proeram
tho monildy
lalurdikv nl*hl b«wl coaroct
whbh win bo playad on ‘ bo d»«»to « i atrecl* of the etty tomorrow
nlaht by th» Hanford Elba Hand

,flhry.|.r H a

wont MU effect with tko
kdltioa »af. tho fcaippa _«•
paper Oil* morning merging
Rvetting World, Morning 1
lumlay World with tho
IMegrUl. Tho »n r -|
W known ea tho World
. Tho phyrtcal* prop
oa buildrhy and mack
net luoolrad In fho ad
PuHtfor brother, laorood
•aytof that ooenaaM
» made Dm a i t o - h «

I30o.0oa.oo of tho

■ demtoge, which* hor quartor-flaal

ho dUtrlbuird to

pm

the,

t
S T ijS
. S r v r H by offer, o f
holoa, Mr*. W. H. B w o ll, IMO
Coif Chaatploa who w
*»: r * , s &amp; s s r e : v ;
In* her crow*, waa eliminated
i rorthW corupolltloa jfwtd»day afternoon, two Ui and oao
lo play. U waa oaa of Oio autrhoo
In iho thatopleimWjftWl
dlvialon. for U M CttP Ootf hwtora.

t S « 5 :2 a 2

a

rrk'ch proved k ll.l LeRel o al­
ready widely known’ ability a . W
(I.lfor and mabta her oao of the
favorltoe for th# lIMo.
'
*
The Bt'cvr-Huaiall match ;W*&lt;
playad yealerdaiy afteraoew am}«r
Ideal conJItlona, tkarkodly id contreat to tha ayatk. tfld wrathir
which oroeallo# W^aBoejny. whrrt
; u*m l^noy aurrmafullj do&lt;»«dfl
hU 10.10 litre V» (dofr*tWrcTt,«wrrnre l.ui.tlrju'ei' lit a fUrVlnff flo-

Whw, &gt; | ,Xke ilefrna* af t l
Klrklind, •fU r. athlete, on

p h j^ lillffeh W l p -f r o r t J
■ Dr. J. B. Barrham, Ifc cert
dlratod the tl-yeer-elfl d r t j
have paoeverod from an InM
her heed which KlrkUad I
lain*- rt»*aed death.
_ Qn Iho otlwr hand, ho aalA
J ^ l f a m U lt r 'rlrvt id** wdU be
waa erldonee ft *bo«-k dad I
he*rd.
nal hemorrhaye which might
rnmp&lt;t« lien* Vy Baalw lll. " r kiUrd the *lft tayaidleta oi
♦nr lletbert, a.,1 Karl K lflfW lll
blevd Clot found on her brat
bo the ountandlBf atitdber, to bd
■citing evidence that th* gh
under c l by the td-irlaco Itand
boon attacked, ho aald **abO
ahbh playa on the
Of aback dor to eerebrdl aft
of Ih* month, for the hortofll of
other beiM rriufe.s Kirkland,
merrhanu and. the #otert«.amedl
le a reared of attacking
of the m»ny »hppprre and ool ufDriven, Intend* to tootlfy thl
town - rrlillora which *^*7^, ***"*
foil kearrO* an a concrete
fnrd'a otreola RatuHoy nlfhU.
while *d rillin g tad tho* f
Th* prntraW tl •• f°JU0* ? ! ,
. - rw .• e , w
*
j
1 Injured hareetf.
March -Th# B. P. O. E., by
l.leut. dak* Thtatua *1
MIAMI. F#b.J7— (API—‘«hr*# Gary pdllc, teallfled Kirk la.
Rlnallnr
1 Patrol, The Blue and the rulte nrklng a tatil #f 5750,000 mittod attacking Ml.* Drava
rlomagv* frJlrr Dr. t Joaeph * H. pliciting four other youth#
Uray. by Oolhy.
a. Grand Relertlen, Daufbtor of Adam*. Miami Bo^h. were filed
In'United KUte* dUlrlcl four!
the Reyiment. Dunltrtll.
here &gt;*»lmlay by alUrrwvy* . f#r
4. Wall*. Tro* Jollo. Waltoufol. R. H. oral Moriiaer C. GryamUh
B. Intermeato, Nola, Bondli.
of Hneton; Hrary 1-M)r af &lt;J&gt;nchv
a. Rxcorpl*. The Pottrine Teller, natl and th* Hormaadr Beoeh
The molt ortmtalvo cuMrr
pitipcrly rorrsrsUon whWH i m j Ctradacted In Florida ,*c* ,1
, Vidor Herbert.
7/ Orrrtur*. Tbo Peat It* I Klnc. rontrot.
Dr. AtUm* U promlnfat a eclrt
' Karl Klny.
.
'
|y and wae «*"# of tbt hoatt to
j
a. W ar Bp*n«l*d Banner.
.
A num'ier o f popular danee 1‘realdent Hoatt r ml hla pto-»*
, tunc,
aovoral augural atny at Belle 1*1*.
irw will
woaoo aho lie
—
- »played,
them roquoat JW hora- Th# pro- Ilearh. In 1W0.
Henry K. Glbaoa, * ‘ l«™d» tor
tm Iroginr
at e:w
5:00 ncloeh at th#
gram
begin* ai
ndaland ht
01 Ftfal
Flfet ..........
Blr»#t and lb* plaintiff#, »aLl orth «d «h* feront alock a of th. Hpoelq)
l*nd*t*nd
•ad 15 differ**! .trtto #1
mmw
Magnolia Arenue.
th# dcclaralloa* would hr f 'W ho* Gcldeni jror# harvoatfd. Thy
for# the April rule r t f . Onl/ to* af all twee 5T atralna wort ,
praoclp* for .nmmoaa wme .flloo ad at cm* Um# In thd **»*&lt;
S , «tol Ik# plart* wera I

Insti^Ited'Against
Wealthy Miamian

Upon Cooper f t

*oiu ... f#v,

lability, ban- 1
V to grip th#
| Ihor* I* »*
high rale* of
gibodice m »J
r a n r**|&gt;on'
mdwrr and Re

th e ir no

Tho tala waa ronaummstod

p w M r u t '^ .^ c J S r . »»ld to tin

r l r t t r t very end Oktwell A-Co. a#d-J**
ally* th, B a ri Of W n e e M * '
Itrved tb. Krntucky Intorejta
•null save them but shortly aftor ,
tk» aji«kvlll# |o»lltatl»n» rloaod.
the Baiarokrelurky »mrt It ^»ero. 1

R

M at, Orpee.
Buatmll and

- f l S S i i S

Strum’s Nomination
Favorably Reported
WAHHINGTOM, Peb. 5 7 -

The Renala Judiciary r®™mllt7
,,Uy favorrtly TJIPOrtod the
jmlnatlon Of
BiwwwW to tom
rdernl Judgt W tho ftoutherm
letrict of Ft(Ald*.

Strum WM chief Jrtlko of th#
jOrtwh. II* » “
nirrda Rt|
mldent Hoover1
•K tnlnalad.
.fleal'nation by
cert oily aft

'Ti^afcrt
“*•
boned on .t.tem w to

h*v, beep iwndf b* l»
• recent M W M
of Mlond 8 frth toJ T
the crime r i t o * * '7 ^
core nf'ptrtmtH^ l T

Six Ntsrroes'

Murdor, W!

COLUMBIA, T f K
Ris I
*

hi ih|» fla t*. thoM
lerUlation at
at today wheft

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m

to

field th. i t * . d»r *
plantar ' ha a* to ha»# all

t For £*■
Lives Vred

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8UU Market! * j ’Bureau. J. &amp; Owrni, Ba.
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lar. r.a . aa,

in i.

in ; catimnia *»,Tot»i

la/lrMutuV
« IN II I.

Warm weather la approaching
■Nraakar •o«

CORN—8pecl*l lUee M i0 per bnahel
' It •
Kilgore* Red Cob Prolific, Caban PRn»

Laa.i.n, (•*
M. «-• dua.11.1,11. If»

BEANS—Highest quality,‘western grown stock of lit.
varieties at lowest prices.

i*ar
»« owes
lark rralra la

m

other rnriatlra.

4

SQUASH—Cow n i b ' H &amp; genuine long slender dark

A ll,P r iW
illad to m s Kilgore’s celery Variety siu
itrat Ion W R . F . Cooper’s fans, coma 1*1'
see different celery stocks on etklbHT
ire's Frentb grown. OM Golden Heart, oi
form la Mecca Hammock all next week.

ggly is a vital fAclor liL.

Sap ford, Florida.

rla ffra and four adore,

lednlad to meai Mr*. Bay
Nol 115 Park Avew

■stO/Bsse si nlaht to
Mir assess fie A m matthe final veend la aabad-

SATURDAY’S SPEClAL^d
I Lb. Epsom* Halts, le t fi Lbs. for
4 oi. Absorblne Jr. ( f l J *
V pint rubbing alcohol!
35c Scholl's bunion padn

,isnn‘Jf".’!t;r;T“lT*rr"7iT

5 Lbi.

■g m tTmrf1"ny!|
y.’TliiT!mT_
•Oc T i ____________________
___________
l i e Doubts strength raalUm or |&gt;*sn o il reel
91* Pstnln /flnapshlaJl,^ ‘ * •’ M1'1• 'la'* j

15c Nebon’s or WaVUiafta ii d f c s f n g iL ...i» .^ .i.„ W r t
•Oc Triple dbtilled witch bssel (PINT) ................44c
1 Quart bulk Milk of sugbesla .............................. ..35c '
J o c ^ k . ^ t . r r p 1 08 r f t f l i —
■

a W

qUgAfa-*!M

B r fe

pownss — ---- —-•.............................o^
DRUG LINE MAfafKDLE. REDUCED.
St M l I &gt;
' / T-

Hi

We C arry Johnson’s. Box Candy.
d r . Ol iv e r x m il l e r

CORNER 4TH. ST„ &amp; SANFORD AYR
SPECIALS. FOR FRIDAY &amp; SATURDAY
IE WORLD’S LARG

N6.ICAN

112 W. 1st Street
t*y i#FI 4 k***T.&gt;
**
» 7 i T ’ Ii lFVF*i#
SATURDAY SPECIALS
«9W&gt;JWt»AJQB&gt;

MACARONI 8PA&lt;
iMIiJ m.’J

*&gt;fl&lt;t

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lnt)H f b ^ ’ib U 'n i

t .J a
? 9 It
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prjfit-ifcllB/ln
Writing of whni.

221 I&amp;st Fli

JIU,
(&gt;£f«ra /or' Saturday
CabfajeLIha ...2VaC

that iircllaf* In tea aharidlng con* tWfV’d
o n 'IS * oboie
allmclcl heavy , baying
In Urga rotw,
transfer* mpltrat
fnwv Under* m*rrty awaiting fed
opportunity to get tntotha Mferkri
■t lower level*. Bull* woi* dl»Tba theory- In torn* quarter* Unrily i n:ouraged bjr thfe Weekly
wna that Dm 6 1*1# profit-taking lioker*' ln»n report after the
mfey-hatrd been ttapIred In part *'■&gt;**, ritowtn* a gain’of only
by unerrtalntr few 1’raaldent 000,000 driplte the vlgortnu ad­
Hoover** veteran** loan veto m*a. vance of *h*ro prteeal
rage, which ha^ been announced
Unlpd Slate* Steel conrmon, ^ft* appear after the c1i&gt;m of the tor moving narrowly foi a fow
rearfeat Wall street haa taken It dor*, wo* brought fat word m a
for granted that lha mefeiurt leodrr fend *«t up nearly $4. II
would he pasted ever the preal- tbreed op M.Mt. net. Auburn pro­
dtnt*a veto. In the bond dlriilon, vided the day'. wldvat fluctuation*,
United State* government aectirl- •urging up tit ilightly la axccei
tie* again declined, In exportation Ito 1U 1 high, then allpplqg bark
of tarty anaenaatmont of eaten- about, tfl from the topi, TTioJITet­
alre yedmreifent berarwhig,
I trlb' power Ittues, hbwevef.
furthermore, .Utn. drop ofubout I tided oqtaUndlng group alii

t Opposite Postoffke

Pot Roast

Breakfast eggs arc doubly
tempting when they adorn

Kin. or ^esiorn

of REEF

the brown crispnes) of Holland
Rusk. Try them thU1way. Or try
Holland Rusk In any Wijr that si
faintly»Wectcntfd " deliciousty 1crisp

POUND
Lhtae,jk)nhediia ms, half or whole* lb 22c
Smoked Sliced HAM, Lb,

bit oF toast may appeal to you. For
HoUbod* Jhtff - -fritind only- iundcr
th e R ed U necd a Seal

_____ '
r&gt;#1i jiy*MJTqryt 'l »t

FIELD CORN
Sweet Potatoes,

Whatley’* Prolific
. Florida Flint*
Cuban Flint'

jLemOns, doz.. 29c
I -

.
of Bunch
Vegetable*
Cheaper IhA rthe real, for
__ ‘
Ute beat.

TrBone, Club
Porterhouse1

S &amp; d a Vanguard $
Irohl'a Golden Ago
Golden Banjant
CROTA LARIA (Ni
‘

Pork Sausage Meat, Lb,
Fla. Pork Loin Roast* Lb,

a. saffS?'!

THfe BRAIN

‘Fresh’Scallops
FhSshCrabMeat
Spanish' Mackerel

r ((!aa|ir Grocery)

Z

4FORD AVENUE—408 1

S r S

Beginning

for hahlag

Seminole Fish
'Arcade

MAXWELL HOUSE

COFFEE, LB. .
PILLSBURY FLOUI
24 Poundn U......4 ...
Wiaconoln, Full Cream
CHEESE
^ cjr t
Pound .................

b. 27

THROUGH

^

Saturday, March 7

IRISH IHITATOHS
Floe Smooth
10 pound* — .........

MARGARINE
Jjtdlann Nut Hl-Grade lb
L’reata, First Grade
AM F R Y B

FLOUR

flood Wif* 1

SUGAR

One Package
t hredd

extraordinary opportunity lo
SUGAR CURED

PICNICS
Mild, Mellow Flavored— 1’ure Hanlon

Fine, Granulated, 10 lire.
Kind lea*. Sliced
IIHKAKFAHT HACON
Found ..4 . ........................
Ready Colored

NUOGOA, LB.

Quaker Oali

ro *

NATIONAL BISCUIT COMR

niversary Sale - " T

Perch

Shrimps
Oysters
Chickens

Uneeda Bata*

W!f«cta*^n ! W b ^ j i c e f t K ^ 7 ;

-A s

Red Snapper

U n eed

jferfeah^Ground Lean Hamburg* Lb,
Fla. Pork Chbps* Lb.

,
'FOOD
In ihe future we will hire

Small or largo

I•

&lt;

SV^EET CQ£N

h

-^ ^ rk ln g S p a rc.

in every w ay ." ®l

Sliced Boiled Ham, Lb,

SERVICES
[MARCH]

igermes*

Very, Uaal Grade
•WHITE !0ACON
ot Cooking

8 O’CLOCK COFFEE

pound

Hullnna Aunorted Flavor*
(With Pectin)

Inna llrand Red Ripe Full Pack
t NO 2 Cana

JAM, Large 43 oz j

TOMATOES

SUGAR
Campbell'* linked

Sultana—2-10 oz. Jxrn

APPLE BUTTER

BEANS* 4 Cans

1

No. 1 Irish POTATOES 10|pounds2
FCOCOA
M
U lU r t HIGH
m u l l QUALITY
MUA l i i i

^

j —
fe ^

COMPOUND4 lb- p ail45/ !8lb. pail87j

SATURDi

Natural Golden Color

NUTLEY-OLEO, 2 lbs
Tbtta llrand L umcIuu* Yellow Cling
Halve*—2 larg e No. 2 1-2 cun* A (

peach es

« '

Uluv K«*e Fine) Whole Grain

RICE
Wuihta Weil Rnd Rimten Out Eaalty

PEAN.UT BUTTER, jar

^rat;„.. ..Li.
lATbES

2 Size. MuK ^ ' r l r n w n
WOTS &lt;Ml £4ali*,.I WJcfy
tan f

Heim p ire Tomato

3UP, Large Bot.

SALMON* Tall Can

White,Houae Brand—Rich BvapOrktq!

Wa*hbum Pancake

OUNCE

,4 Large Bars

„ ¥ OUNCE

Wafers

Social Deli
U .oz. Pkg. I

or Cookiug

�■per reader* hat
.0 headline* and
ither bank bandit
nit who got caught flBut as a matter
Been ohe of the iftoat distinguished
of Tennessee. His present difficulty
VUWVWU
hcuuiiu ecu
ui Dr,
u r, «J&lt;u r v *nu
th1ui
of m
a second
aelf,, ill
in *a hurt
sort of
fljrffe affair, which the public did not know l t w M&gt;»
. Col. Lea has been a lawyer of recognised ability ai
As publisher of a number of the leading newspapers L
South. During tfce World War he was colonal o P the 1
Wald Artillery, and participated, in the St, Mlhlel; drivt
the Meuse-Argonne offensive with such credit to
that he was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal.
nslderable notoriety for himself h r h f j.c
geous thougl somewhat visionary attempt to*T n 5nai)
Kaiser, At pi
it United
fetor, and hit
th at'It i
mattar of tit _ ,
_
______________
for the presidency.
All thia.li over now, Col. Lea finds himself embroiled
with the law. His newspapers have been thrown into receiv­
erships, H« 1» accused of "kiting" checks In huge amounts.
Testimony alio Indicates that he used his politic*! Influence
to obtain enormous deposits of public funds In binka which
he in one way or another controlled. These funds In most
’cAsn were’ placed there without security and were borrowed
name of Luke Lea

fill

Coumdc pet the ipwlollt Smoot
on th* prill and Ikon rspait k U w
American public th* . spoil «i lag,
inaudlbi* dUeumfltnra o f .Um f i e

whoa# votes ever the radio suttee
in Sslt L tlii City is slraost a holy
event.

Then. hare bs*n no rad of vor»

•Inns ad to, what Preetdcnt CoalIdy* alld about tfc Smoot fo j it

Ud -whra the ftenotor wi* born*
down by grief over the death of
hi* first wife. v
There was a mere friendly pah.
Nelly when Senator Smoot, a
crest-grandfather la his own right,
deferred a honeymoon to IIswell
to relom to Washington to main.
U U a SenaIs qnantm on the na­
val treaty rad enjoynd a Un-day
i,
Hraes MwplUlUy w iq fy i

ftmds 'i&amp;fjUned by CoT l « ?
/Or further expansion of his personal Interests. When the
la the Pall of 192f fend the-depetabu
IiiX JlW ,L « L .(q M a d himself efc. the $rluk&lt;6f, a lofty preci­
i Bit*sod Ssvlonr, pice from whose engulfing abyss there was no escape.
The final chapters In the story of Col. Lea will be told In
of that day we live
the headlines. A long tiresome legs! battle will go on in the
courts. In t! end ho may be sent to the penitentiary, or
"Ji y r »aafep ^ ilia?p&gt;&gt;|AesP&gt;f't*W'hlW^hrou gh the shrewd
ploymfait of questionable technicalities and political. Ii

Sddy .tap - nkte mhei;. t :
peera was low In tho bint
SrR w W d all night long
the lee-pens drlfud In.
M U fog haovdd with the
'trash

end

thgnder

Preeldrato may net pith
Iftqg or poker
her bflt. some—
.
defer to him aid devise their‘own
"detours* to flatter him.
.

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W;v»
M t'4 - 3
'Ar£»' iM'd

t

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My Idea of Senator Smoot I* an
him, oven If I did not admire him
e&amp;eseer* Inclined to bo*critical ai

*
iter share *W
federal gov*
Ogr ten mes

them,
-Ora. JJ

end
poi il k to have an Important gov.
\ The clretynstanc* that be te en n BUI traifiaotion proeevd
olxty-nln* year* of age, twenty- wii m t •oitit "amoot »py" rp.
eight of which have been In the poi j . » Copilot mn.
chamber of the. UatUd Rules
Hcnatr, does nit arefn to me to
those reason* tho effort to
Juillfjr It*publican Presidents In
en. Frank ( t Nines, I v*tesoaking to humor him aw n nk*
idmlnl*{{a}mh aretlremcnt
old relative Wife has not disclosed
$4,000 a year attracts au
tho term* A hie erilL
u

S^wath
r - 4 '* flinched ' s t the
S e mad seas roared behind,
iddy turned In Ms f sta.

The aliver anniversary celebration staged recently by
Will, sxt| wldoul m i Alice and Nick I-ongworth brought bade memories or the
day when this couple were marrimMn tho White House homo
25 years ago. Tho occasion when Roosevelt's daughter be­
s' drift aa'illiiV
came the bride of the promising young Cincinnati attorney
th* wblteirtaj* jsxpitlrred tho sentimental pulse of the nation and the life and
activities of these two personages have bran watched since
with more than ordinary Interest by an attentive public. In
speaking of the apirlt which Alice Roosevelt’a personality
gave to the White Houso and In contrasting it to others
who have graced the executive mansion, the New York
Evenlw World sAys:
; j *«u. ***•“■
j i n s . Bingham had a salon, and A dlnthg tfebfc UtaA
A m Attractive, but shu wax always,the grande dam#, a Jb f l
^ P ifw lla ’ I'
■be dldiorm it some spicy talk at table. Dolly Madiaon &lt; w
?7Virlmunln/snd clever, and would sneAk o ff from her domesW
off?Signal Hill.
a wth ba driphln' at Ta- husband to gamble a little at cards In Georgetown. M n. ijjl*
tkard Livingston was a beauty with a brilliant mind, but qpe
fUWnsrr-.bUl.^
was always on the stage. Pernape Kate Chose Sprague more
nearly*resembles M n. Longworth then the others, but wu
I way out with \hi |Ta*t
laa puna from th* rtanPnraxbsw l over h e f b W '

j» b*0t*TO*1P thrharbor
twe from _tk^-fwl4n«" ■k*-

All tho time Senator Smnrftoa'
non* dlpng with Me own praraal
hippodrome.- None of tho i U l a .
.tors has enjoyed o greats/pl*#sore than that which a ringmaster
In a cirrus laugh* at time and
again over indent gsg*. Bin tot
laughs because ha haa need thorn
f«r so long lo eonnot-remember.
They always get over, In Republl.

Jab In his peasant post.
, '
It U not Improper that GeK.
Hines should be peneUwed-at Wr000 a yaer. The trouble f* that,
other army officer* et M* I ™ *
have boon retired or leao.

through

Waahinj

mm®

a «m rnentAa ;»skr,
rl,a&gt; ta fup aja ru (

Where ea automobll* I* used
solely fo r plosoirc, allowable d*&gt;
diMlona f of, main tenant* end operation In an. .lacsme-tks return
W f i n i t e * Thera may be dedoct*

g

ss'jii'lEsrssis
mpoerdjon

(pc no Oil property tax),
certain 1st bus and the
of Colokabfa the gasoline
tax, yher* such, tax la Imposed by
latved the condumor r^tOor than
the dealer. Folk wing-1* a* list of

n a iJ
»a cf tbs Military

MKHliwi HI

■Mi*i New 1
Wurth'CarttA:
Ibatufrtvaal*. 1

DakoU, Vlrglftl

■ I final H dJi

■ I'fi.nt
jporiod of aarvko.
mo atronga coliicidi

iero has touched to mgny angles-M WMnd1 tho W r it
.» •/ - n ;i;&lt;. ; »^.»fwAMWra&gt;
when she would gather her ««n* ad
.^ **'**d
------------------------------- -- ---------.pm 'to'open T h 'Stt™ i w K w h U f i '
nles would taka *poW listoA -pf^A ithle

asiaaE.-;:

■ jji ii v .o 'fr i

MitErjncvus

■shWU!" (rt'-K
. ■'

tf«'Y in&amp;tTBit'.

■day moroln, a t Un —
iad —aha ilooped above'
mdsd wid froaen men I
|y turntd In hla psla.
A
g the narrow bod.
White House, but aho is still, after a quarter of a century,

»u rt' she will compete with her father in the
nagfi iWulyaJ fo rc e s e«j»lu(tit. f
"

(Amt her helping losUlmlnl of
.Gwendolyn Bekults's Hfo sent
weak.. Eacluelvoljr la tkla papar.
Carnal r # * - m m in is MHMM

for tho •aeliat dlirore*

Fort

U ftrt

fSSSS:

*:
1 .•r. »■&lt;.*•. Vvo'f
rv.\i?' veVii

number ol

la sow golf ckamploni the
ro-grownodt

•otrod *a

&gt;r or HfW yaan |n Jail,
was always *kr*«&lt;i at
g. Ha figured tho ■eeond

\r.

tiHjir

the Mmojra of Gwendolyn

luimwiiuui1

worlg famoue show girl
irpotual dlvorcoo.
Mlaa
haa .married more times

claimed I

everything aba. '

at P&lt;M for fame sad

U I oanted was n platl, watch, ovon If It didn't

pentad 1 would bavo
I didn't boar, him U

S»d avam fWtW

�ccnmtll of Iho Jonh
Un Endeavor Society
rihrt P m b jtn iin Church
Vo&amp;^oday evening nt ‘
stock a t the homo of Utah

W o t Side P . f X Has
J Meetfa* Ttaratay

TWnda

rsonc

With Mrs. btto SctwhoW pro*IdMm . t y u * Atom ead soW
lag; Iho Wsot Hide P. T. A- mat Prank Jf., of Ruekleddu, am visittNrt'tto TViisday aftemoew a t * : » o’clock iJg the former’s paiVats, Mr. and
Ip’ th* school esdUarlwh *!«&gt; *&gt; Mrs. P. M. Elder, Oak AveapOk
program

'ttohiow^toeto. i

/or the afternoon
dr+tce by * M'es 1
Which was enjoyed
- Mrs. Dorothy 1^
anise, gars '■ U lk

tod.of a

Friends of MIm HtUy WhsslsW

. Hoofr will rerrst to learn .that she Is III
prwcnt. at ths horns of her ' parents, Mr.
• county •ad Mts. W. T. Wheels**, ®1» Oak

Mag the

Andrew*,

Drew

M m Andrew, pro*Wed tm
hcston* &gt;melon which who
«d with prayer by Mrs. H'
Drown. Profit ms were WT
for the comInf month and I
worn chosen. Plans were sU
rawed for the monthly Cha
Endsoror party.
A social hour wao snjoyo
refmhmenU wore sewud'h
-------- Those p
ro sf it ' WMJt'
bottCM.
pro
lau rt Mae Drown, Anna Bank
Drown, Mary Francos Andrews,
to Smith, Harbart 8mlth,
Shaw sad Mrs. Utfi

* wh'eb
The friends or Miss'Allis Trufsubjscte ; ford wfll regret to l i r a of ths
Jag ad* death yesterday afternoon I f ' her
Dr. sad Mr*. B. P. Doolittle sad
brother, William Ti afford, gi Ms
dttighlsr, ’Mary ICU ltoth. o f
’ hsMs In '.Htohmond, V*.
V’
•
*
----1. Washington, D. &lt;?., who. bhto haw
i
Tsdd. Morse, who sit sods ths Its guttts of Dr. M iH .r h .J a f t
| f + t + n : M»W«&gt;r •-&lt;toWa\»~stt ton S tern , U n f» y A p W M W r
• Heine* City, will epmpd Uw eeae*. far t short t.ms. wfan to leaee t*^
» erg hsm with, hla moltort. Mrs. ipoirow fee Bradenton to i n M
s''month, p i: sad Mrs DoottftW
resided h^rs a port of tost winter.

Sanford

R Pi rat. S t

y
MunBing, Van' Baaltc and others
Bring You TheBpring Styles in

. ... that gives the well groomed feeling, known orf.y to those
who are correctly dressed benhath the outer apparel. Now on
display •in our ready-to-wear department.' Dainty, feminine,

PAJAMAS
Beautiful new silk gowns of best gualit;
crepe. All pastel shades. Some are lace tri
and others plain.

One piece pajamas fashioned of the popular
knitted rayon In pastel color combinations. SUt*s
A B and C,
__ -

Quality DU It
, I ’ Mfa
. S *)'

■k w *

. /

:

Qirds. Nkmber 1 Five- sf

^8 Years ef Ramie*
• ■ • •* '

*

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1* e

.

All silk flat crepe or silk baronet satin. Lace
trimmed or plain. Made for modern dresses.

ThrcO piece pajama suits of knitted rayon In
pastsl aHd«novclty color combinations. All sixes.
Pric^ of. complete aulL only— .---------

&gt;*

Large Women
Stout Women
Short Women/

tto

SLIPS

PAJAMAS

Orlande, Fla.

BANDEAU SETS *

Brief panties and bandeau sets. Made of satin stripe sport
silk, also non-run Meshette nml Knitted Rayon In paaUil
colors. Sots arc priced from

95c to $2.75
SOMETHING NEW

“Kormlst" trdi with detachable suppporturs and bandoou
to|w. Made of Knitted Kayort In air sizes.

* 7 J . Faahions^foifiYou
■/ /*tj*-'*..?
•
X

llQl
k**u r
jRfar

m
■,7V "
"j

J•r T'Cb
" wrek it SilO o’clock.
.(Number Owe of the Ftiat
»t fbntrh. will . meet at a
with; Mts, J. t. McCtol• French' Arenas.
, ^

'

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You. havfc tflcn found Out the, woman of Isrxe.er
stout flgrlib h«S rscelced -pule or no-sttcatlon In the
ptora of (ih trsl Florid* roady-to-wear shops,
,Ws*y, 4&lt;m&lt; .crashing abobt this Vttuktton—assembled
hire sllrsollve new p.jnts *id pastel* In slkederiilrtg
Sty top,' alMS 'ip. to 1-1, tij.'tt *Ul for Ike shot tor woman
. .
ii'iai I# 1-S..V 4 1 1-1, far tka.atoilt figure . . . .
alitoe 40. to 4A foe, the,- Japtot, gtttoffa&lt; Style* cwp^leo,

$2.95
STEP-INS

Step-in chunlses with bodice .tops and flared panties.
Knitted Rayon is the material. These step-ins come In
extra sixes.

,

A

Vests and Umbrella Panties made of knit
ted,,rayoi) in pastel shades,
|la ,i»)fleil&gt;
-mJj «;I«,Iii
5 (jsrftMW

1

Others priced I1S.7S to 140.60
FA8IU0hJ' SfiX?ri0N—SECOND FLOOR

nr

Panties

$1.50
HOSIERY
New shipment of Humming Bird Hosiery,
Specially priced at

Number,Two at the Fi«l
si Chd*ck' wlli -wtoet sh &gt;
it the bWto A Mfe. to P
170S Kfk Avenue, whh
c.-V .
f . . IT ». w. •(/

$1.50 and $1.75

»•

CitcU ’Number Four of I
JtltodUt Chunk WU| Mai
Circle Number Five ef.tbu F
«tkod|*t Church will Meet a|
e uf Mrs. Mary. N*njik&lt;
li Number Six * f M U f
1st Church wtll jil r a M V ]
. P. FleW*. 40! t U M I t
. st I o’clock. ;
Number S e n

You The Worlds Beat

l\V4QC4t

letkogUt Ctomk wgfViiMt j

.lock With Mrs. f r ; C, ftub

t

ta n n E s sHOEs
Uyteiadaiaaa.

»6 and 97
Ladies’ Bpring

Beautiful atylea

SHOES

LADIES' SHOES

Patent leather

Blond and black pumpa and

New spring shoes,

alrapn

leathers and atylea

Te done out at

CHILDREN'S
SHOES
Rlrap Pumps
Sixes 6 to 8

Itf* »
Men’s Black

OXFORDS

— ---- WORK SHOES
B Walker sad guaranteed to give servlet.
8 f * i a r r a * for stock Reducing Bale

$4.00 values 5
98 and SO values

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nitK •'.It** df powder. » u
»d to MH. A. J? Pateraon.
L J.. lUtith' held kldh w trt
•the olhek yumta and »*■
nerelly choker lirada, while
lien Mahoney, who had
re, waa the recipient of a

d ak O T S l

- 'fAPI-AM m usM to )f*nUo«; k*«
rot Nin ^m WM, wort orf'th* Grot
unit nf Pt&gt;rWn*a
$»0U,0Qn
-. ,&lt;UI&gt;cr.'.d*o«e . wtll- i » , aUated
within thn n *tk'*v .V W '' ■* •«
Thla n &lt; the u n iM R ', *( t n rfnntmt offta'nleTwhMr Hetman
Dann. chairman, and
' A. Ml IK vlerona'dlivwtnr nf Ow
ytrrtd* eVlwmltUe «A tha coMtera'
V iw . biwuM H A 'f f W Wa»hInytmt »e*t*rd*y. T V * went t#
th- rrpltal at a aommftw* ta pro.&lt;rt Florida'* rtolaw.
AftlY the first unit ia bullf. the
homo trill he rViUfyw fr»m time
In tim. at condition* Brwiamf, tn^
; Floridian. a»ld Ihey
a»wr*4.
Col. John Pheland. n w tim r tt
enyirrvr, It nowMn Mlyilaalppl
Inaprctlne pn.p**ed rttrw for a
roMiciV bomr In th*t
Mna
will torn to Florida, nc*t wtek to

. UH.
«d t j
— " t 1 pi
with baf •!i W l l l . Cearghi

rwrtVisSii^fjsr*^
*•*•? WmsSA*!
•.It* rwqolra*
' f w le m iiltlii together with DiB'

\ thfr. laaues »r ««, »"*1

/**:

IfO &lt;
The cniwtW galleries.broke h f Iha early
to appisiuo when the J J W J g Iwtana? at
wai racilvfd. hpaikar
ndtnoaiabcd 'tho « i « l t l o » Wktn
Tlbon iroiw to offer tha&gt; adwinUtIrsIMe ndhothutp imperial, at th»
indbf the readlny of the ine*-.ayr.
there wa» a tumble from the IKpatient **"*•-*▼'• They 'TThpled
" TlUoa turna lime, but nt the nw'* rliurton RprT»cntatlvj Coonery
(It Mata), chargedi •
r
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i
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'r
r
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faibae-JM r-.IU lh t aanaaM-n^
her hame for an ladlfiaata «tay.
H
H
b
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htt^
»
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.
M
)ly
iviUm
wn
bo
not»&lt;H
&gt;rtl
K. Drown.' f. -1. !!• MrPfaan, y, 1
m and ribbon ■aadwlihji war*.
'hen he »aw' tha, balance
Mr. and Mr*. Burk Waal# hae«
*
Sanford
It
la
hart
tba
oppor­
from conatlpatlm that practically
*rna■/a l4l«arewntWA
liU—tMhA mad Id wKb hot caffe# b)r lha hoa:
haa Iltcam*
L'Hrth bran fit with Influents at
ar.ryll.lna UaU- diaag .rd^WlM.
yaalatcd by
Howard V: tunity of antoHalala^MttMa of n. ariled an adjwXmw ’♦Wat
the Rome # r tb a lalefw itaeeaU
u Thera present ware. Mr*, tha Orient and on« who ronea auHed th
Mr. rndM r*. Irony a f Oak AeeOviedo *
» J I* U
f , C, Bmlth, Mm. R. C. liar- from tha antique city -of Pamaru*. kritucky litoch helny placed
noa. Thetr children Jo yea
Ornvrland
S
IS
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M
Mn. A. J . Peteraon, Mm: Bha la tha Prlnceaa Rahme llaldar, eacnw. The
wltncaa alao
___ ...------Ird a U n t, Mrs. 0. K. Me- noted Interpreter of Palestinian Ikt committee that CaldW»l| A
Ocledo aeortny: T. Parllh. f, A
thought and life, who hd« hean In-'
Oorc. -f, 0. Walnrlyht, y. 2. ' C era &gt;d ttf t idlh)J t t jMM fcif
Co. and the Hank of Tmncaaaa
vlled
by
Rev.
W.
P.
Brooke,
Jr.,
Ro'tlh, Mra, J . K. Dakar,
PaitiBi.y. I, Wood., e* «. Bubo: ten Blee)ai*‘- .« W b f f 5 » - J '‘ *
f U. May,' Mr», Warren Ty- prater of tha P int Baptist church
Mlrklcr, 0, Jonea, u0. • , , • 1
„lrkler,
Mr. end Mm.4D« » * ! ♦ . ,Ah4
to
preaent
a
earla*
of
three
Paleli f t Rflen Mahoney and
m l rrctlvfd hoge de|&gt;oolla of ataU
(itovcland fcoHnyi AtnoW, f, IK.&gt; Mia* Rllubeth d U tS iB » r ,,Aw
atUlM
.pnmnma
to
hl«
church,
U M U $ S .lL i
nice. f. I». McKInnay/y, 1, VIU.■ tended the Pukel Ball rtmr at
fund, or like amounU-ltaaa'aSlMf
heyWidiry orr Bunday nlfht.
and Indlycatlon. I .leap IU
Ailine, e, i. Butal MrtWfP, W lrtar Park .Wednesday avaotny,
■ourrea.
.
, •
The aneeetry of tha Prlncraa !■} **fj other worda,” aald Spenkk' gained 7 pounfa and I fe;|
wrapped In romance. Born In the Scott Kllthulk, Mlbo picture I ^ t ef A better than I htee In
Bavllt# ’’ 'U '
W
«
myetlrrl town of Baalbek, bay
Sold by Laneyjp Ueny»l
b -cc. ' &gt;-•'
'
T H I 'B
Walch. W«*»
M*a. 'BWclia
BatClia r!t
(T Watch,
W&lt;*t
famoua for It* lippo^lny rulna of
Virrlnia and Orlaado Ja the Itiiwat
tfia temple* af Bddl. Pflnnw*
Vam't«, f . S,*T.. Raularaan, gt ?. J- of Mr*. E. C- Orally on Camera*
itahtna wa* rrarnl In an almnaAvenue.
. .'1
nhera tr rmcated with Illbllcml
Mr. Bed M K 'K . J , Mnlllya*
lore.
^’1
and children have moved fawn
PrlncpM ftahma and Kcr aecraCameron Avenue to Paola. Mr.
tfiy, Kira tgrille Buryeat, hat#
Molliyan will enrage ta tha-ahlrWricrnlly returned from a J4
en hwalncas at V?e Tiller Chlckrn
m.nthc trip to the Ifely land.
ntralu "'if.r •V &gt; * u p. mt.i
Durlny that lime tha TtlncaM
•The rrcerrt HAtny-Uk* ■weithrf
■omplclerl the wrillny of her leth­
ha. hrouynt tHa Paaf. reach' and
al hook, recently relcaacd fnan
Plum tree* Into bloom alaa the
Tha" Drntlmda .Hint iM &lt; »1 a
tba preaa ami alro filmed her own
Iry, ugilrr1Coarh l^hlAtl Mel ' f y m * . .■ O, C,’ AHen, O. 'Mirk* Manyo. KeHnkra Cherry and U»j
meeiny plrlurea of life and acene*
raa, waa kclic JufM to yu Into I
h ^ A. Tartar. L
In Paleatlne. Bunday nlyht at 7:t0
lion ayaln-t llldriaonL at 4Um
•'r Orlando ^coriair**
"•
Vclxk Prlneei* Hahmr will makp
rlork, and. having i ilraw&gt; t
her flrat appearantw Itt Sadfortl
Caarae. f.'l&lt; Hush*'*- A )•
hyra, will no! |ila^ again until I
llkma, y. t, Magaatd, e. U, Buto)
"And alP the lima there InaU- morrow afternoon " t
a’al*
tulloit* were al thlaa. tha atalo af In tha reml-ftnala. HaSford, N •dmwer, t, Icbell. S, Darealvn, O,
'Harrington, O, Plctkrnateln, O,
Tin m xtc waa putting fund# |r Hmyrra, Icwlmry and, IHUji
■fBlWttadf •
thla tank by the mllllone aod «nf ron»lilcrvtl the ptrk bf .lfci
l \4 ; B- lu ml
Calihrelt A tie; Mil. Ihd Hath pf Irnma anterrd In tba tedmUm « Bbtmell
Trn. user wr e urlny theaa fundi whlrh deride*, by elltnlnllk i.
l-f *U/r..‘ l«rnii&gt;
»4a Pi .
in pay off. debts and buy leauf. which tpn tram* ahall r»nir&gt;* t
Uw» “Htaliuy of
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A'
Bt
o
Utata
r
dK l. a Vditot. V. rhgrvwt Oi i •
thaOjcvrr"- l i l u l t r j r l
1,
i'the trafi. yamra will U played tmhtt
M ^ a mwll armlnyt Moody, f .i 4
Tucaday ' plyhf, "a t if " ’elrf*
PrlncSaa flahmo will romiuila hyp f weaM 'IIH'W
Mat PorW rleM 'at S:0n%
oVinrk, Immwli
rerltg of pr«yram» By ►hiwlnr good part of |hl,__
follawlny'a tpnna.helwrrniwo
hir rrrmt nmelny plrltirea whlrh vny yood bitalitaao. In. JOTS * * defeated yirla' team* repreaanli y
«h* ha* titled" Oama of the Beat . anId 175,000,0011 *»cutitle* ami le Icrabury and llaytona llradh.hli h
and will aim plv# onr rrrnc of thine ____
• 'l l 2« «
year, wo had a large r*l arhnolr. Birr, (Intveland, waa kl| h .Ifanlvarde
her drnma "Itulh and Naaml". Wurth. But It wa* a i|ucallun af am » man with IU polaU.
•Winter diartlrn ariringl k'lrintt.
Prlnceaa llaltrti. will lie ■**I»I4&lt;I r.vh“
t(\ f, 4, Damaatuc, t. 4, Connell.
The roaqllli of thk -flrat i
by her aerrrUry, Mli» llutara..
*. O. Bewalona, y, t, Hlchol*. n 0.
K. Ak Otodloe, raahlcr of Ut yatnra:
- '
k "The . Worrying Itluea" —
Bub*: Hall, O. flurgi a», 1, (IMin.
Dank of Trhn»*»#*, revealed that Clermont
t IB B4
line Aaurello.
O. Macmillan. O,
the Dank of Tmneaate whlth Umvtilla
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