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&gt;M LY N E W S P A P E R

Palmetto Co

lY FLYER LAUDED FOR RECOUP

BKADKNTON., F&lt;
(A P J - B. A. Catoblo
to cenitab!*, waa Ml
today whvn two chai
• ehotgun wa id lrtd

Wte# front the
l|)* V#t*i*n*\(
m

«Im frnai.Ua

•OthaBHyC

ly approved b f
Resale blit wwa

irwhelmtngllwtaa, tha

row pa hla beno* rwrtificatea
from. SI 1-3 to tO parrml of
tha far* value, Ita rartgrvulon-

Defeats Lundquls
Tight Battle W1
Goes To 39th Gi
For Final Dec!

tf*MJ250,00ODamages
Agiinst HoweyAnd
Others For Alleged
Fabricated Charges

Scattered Dig*
AndDemonstl
tad North

By CORDON DBAN

TAVARRB. Krh. * 1 -(A P ) -

AimeUnx.
at a c ru e U l uv

lr 1. in ’.crrtjlt t w t i n m &gt;rateraald tha teflltotteo Impooe*
potaattal raah outlay « f . f
moOO^OO, if all tha raton

meat day," moving westward with
tha inn afro— &lt;b*_w o rjiTtia ^a y,
America. Three ww
ala and ITaU Of
Many want to J ill
Prom factory aw
tarty In Noaanf, yr1

eaves Letter St
HeWasInnocci
Bank D i f f i c

than .m.OOO^d* ire W « h&gt;uI wnrl
la rapltatbl Ptataa *Whlla In Ihi
V . R. 8. R. Ultra la ne unrmploy
Want," agllntor* Itoft up tha rry
Rpawbra, hanaara, aw ip and riot

mployees Of WoYWT
May BeGivenOppor- fn a crowd af lavaral tbouiand
on hlit orlr lUaton Com*
tnnity To Buy Paper pciwori
non, tSO pollca auragad In aararal
lailari Wfth dliordrrt)

aoitmun-

idalphla
A l i i hundMrmat and ahraWd In
Rt. loula hut dlipariad qulalljr.
A Tanaaa Clly marrh to tha ally
hill had-.Ita antl rllmai when
woman drmnnitrator took oaotbrr
Jab for bar htaaband. A group of
T3 dUparnad In front of lha Goun.
all Bluffk. Iowa, City (Halt whan
told lha city wai doing avarythlitg

,(A P I— Th * ' Rat
on# af Phltadelp
tiva Imtitatlana,

ASlIBVU.r.K. n . r . t i v i c * * f A n — I n l i n e a tetter In «HWh
ha drtUrrd V " band* wrrv.eleqn
and hla coaerietic* dear. Oallatle
RabertfrftowMfl t
J - Lwh. waa onr bf l
l**t wrrb aa lha
Hid i lulrlilo
bank . fallurw. .cm
yrMenlay.
Knlirrl* porlad with a croup of
frlind* aftar a camial ennvrrmUvo
tarty yr.trn U y rfli mnon, .Walked
■fata a h r hirtldlrrr naarttr and
*h&gt;l Mmralf Ihnugh .tha* brad
wltlt a | M m .
&gt; r .w i *
lla war IndlrlrJ on a ihariro iff
hiving n»rtl |MiltUr, fund* - fnr tba

field aald h* fetind a regular bar
aad a hundred locker&gt;, many ef
which rentalaad Iftoer. Tb* raid­
er* removed between rive and
* ^ U hundred quarto of ||&lt;|upn
aad arvrated Bugnat Ball, mana­
ger *f the Vlub on a charge of
paaaanolon.l
IN C TO N , Teh. » - ^ ( A P )
*The only way to enforce the
thment of launhaBy front
lew , Behofleld raid
ilWtlau tew claimed by tatafclblllon
«__Small df.«----------- ----- afterward. *1* n arjw t th* big

Persons Rilled In
Hnrrictne

"W a w in *h«w (hat I here w«i
ronipfnwf 1 &gt; brtac Tali • rbarvra
asalnat plr. Hkippar, a mn»plrar|r
tor with about ItjDOO.OOO nf ally by lha man who bava fooeht him
■riaiion,
government rmployn, for revelnI yawn In an ultamtt lo
rnranapef' irpo rtrn, attunrya ill*ni|it lha party In lha rtata,"
\
Uu&lt; altorhav paid.
Rktpprr, aim al Miami, aald hi
hail no romim nl
maka nn lha
Only a ihort llatr remain* lien ilC A U O , r*b. t*— ( A P I— Al
court matlrr, ami that hi* »lda uf
t i t affair would ha hroueht out In Capuna laaitad back In a chair In fura tha fata uf tkiach Iwihakd
fadvral court ya*tanlay and calm* MrLura*' Hrmlnola ' lllah baikat“eoid tlma."
Ilaptibllrani hiadatl by Howry ly llitanrd ta tha govrrr.mml'a bill qulntati taualdarad *aua i t
«aaa InlandttJ to *how b, waa Id

^pany,
rird
a a rifc S 'S ;
whirb rlaaad laid Nnrrm-

Federal Building Has Opportunity-To Kiiter
A?med Appearance State Tourney Ik''At
As Hearing Stan
Stake During .Meet
--- i.t*
/ '

House Turns Do#u
Measure Providing
For “Vet”

arddlirlW? •Jf 5 .
V l '” f f W
dkFt Uta la»t gvnrral atartlah to
ilaboma City, rOralro a praiUratlal vat&gt; tiyVy unaaal Mm .
'
and. a rad ad' down yratarday a prapoial to
Hkippar, hvwatrar. ha* maintain,
■agd ta tha WhHa llotiaa laglrtncd lha, atala rommitl** doaa not
hav,. power to*taka auch action,
and -that ha la raengniaad aa Plac­
placard*, -whlih mdh-hed th the
id* rommitlccntan by lha nationColorado ( l i l r capital Alleged orhi group.
ganlaer* of a ird aortety were arreeled la Heuitea, Tax**, aad
Iherature wa. &gt;fi*ad.
" I n Rail f a ir City, poller were
armed with'hand grenade. anM.'
.Bipating trouble, Lot araron) bun*
dred men and women raarrhed
from the city and county building
U tha elate rhpltot, ta petition the
Itgi.Utora for help, without aigM
of dlaorder.
•
Voting
Throe peraana were booked o*
Pro*Ideal
Miaov#r*n
veto mra«og#
chargee of criminal ayndlcaliem In
Loe Angela* whan they .attempt­ no the aoldlarn’ lean bill .wa* *«•
ed te harangue a downtown crowd. ported lb be hen* to the Capital
In Seattle, 11 per*on., thira of earn* time tbl* afterneon.
them women, were bundle.I with, . T V kill pnv'dro.UwU veteran#
their banner. Into a patrol wagalj ran borrow up fo to p&gt;r rani of th i'
when they attempted t* organ- f i r , wain* ef their edjuated comlie a parade which had bee, de­ ptneaflon rarllflcatro.
nied * permit.
.
geveral clarbaa. gcrWred V IT A L Y RAVAGED UY STORM
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poMta hi C*D*dg.fi 'k J ii &gt; H } V j '
NAPI.B8. Feb. a a - (A P I - T b #
Soalhwratern Italian Coaat waa1

Bfsn Admits Slaying;
"Esllfl It Accidental

daya. Shlppiag wa. hard.hlt. Some
RAI.KK1II, KehT « g - ( A P ) — |o*« of Ilf* la feared.'
lafi iwcent . yc*'», PiWTOrutar A. I , |)avld lUbway
gwreraaivat ahlp i t 'New Jeraey aanounml today
that William Krnaar rha&lt;grd «ith
tto. m jrler of Mr*. I’hoe ie sud' *r !*dmilled J kiat tag the woman
&gt; but (Ulmed It wha act Mental.
the womaa'a bady, Mvntlfied by
a felt #nly' bar hutband, W*e fou'd in the ma Dtetlllery In th* ypiarh , f Vil­
af Urrltoey. weiedi In Bawllag Orran. Virginia la Duarte yaatardav. Th# damage
.n ^ iJ W T R A D P r t O N
1 UWru U
timonow.
nr

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PI.ANNKII

If i

(A P I bw,n"

rsrz
of

champion In

jfcjr.yiK
hi*t h r
w hich

Urn1 In Krfinhlti an iliclm In thr
Bute. *
' J'hn M. Murrrll. Skipper’* atE#rnry, until at Miami tha null re*
•yiillul fpim alletrd fal«r rharfra
I----- al— wilh
Ilk. ...
Ita 1^.1 'pot...I
In t'nnrrctian*
piUUral
nn. ffr. Hr &gt;ald lha ih «i«r* Wrra
Robert Buck. acventrar-year-old flyrr from RUiabeth, N. X.. being
hr night again*! Skl|&gt;|irr. It- puMIran national -Tommltlraman far cnng rotatetad*following hla arrival at tha olrpert In Newark. whan h*
H mi ilia, by a group uf llrpiihtl. tretabllafiad a Junior aviation record for tha . flight friniu Havana. Ita
ran. « f tha llnway fartlun at a mada thr tilp in 13 hour* 5 mlnutoa of actual flying tlmr.
atala innvantiun bald In Nay,
Itun. At that lima, Nurrall rarumlrd. tttemrt* W*r^ mada :tn
and HktoMr front hit paat on Ilia
n*lirm*|.«*minltla* and llatrla, a
m lla a tW t*~* a Beach, wa. nnm-

Will Conduct
a WarfareOn

(T.uel Kchaflal
aafety and a

igntStlvall

' nrni'i, H. K. llelchrr. Trrrall
Hmllh amt Judfr Allan K. Walkar.
' Only pirllinlnarv pa|irr« wara
^tjiil in lh«.-«iUl
Hawwyc
farm r Hvpubllran randldal* far
im im ir , amt tin* ( I t »lbvr dc-

r t ,1
IbiCuliegc

»

th* eubjrat i h-x*
a, traa.urer of Hal
ala) yratyrday, wj

't-*1

rowrod

PBOVIDKNCE. K. K Feb. M -

( A f) —Th- coatlie.l waterfront
fira la the elty'i hlatary Had left
Rhai* I.I.nd’i State )d*r No. I In
ndaa todav. Dimag, to lb* Mrua.
tug* aad froiaht aalnaded by th*
•Itaarar Patria of Uw Fakro lla*
Wto rothnaled M »7MJ»0.
&gt;

dlatrfrt itlbfiVy, aigurd Capona’a
clalin of Ultra* wa* untrua. Wit.
naiaa* ,uppoitrd Mi contantlan
regarding. Caponr’i Health, taatlfylng the gapgtter chief madr an
airplane trip to lha llahamoi, a
boat trip in N iim ti ant attended
lha Jack Hharttey-Ynuag Htrihllng
boxing bout at Miami during tha
pellod of hi* rUlmad lllneaa. C*n&gt;
timpt may ra cy a Jail lantaara.
Capon*'• trip to rouit wa* a
duplicate of prrvloui &gt;1*11* to the
federal building, Mountnl |io!lr*
were In lha atreet, *urruunHing
lha building) frdtral offirar,
•lood «t elevator artranrea aad
lined thr ntirtdor to Judge Jam**
A. Wllkrrtiiti'* aumbr* rourltnom,
(Inly a relrct audiema yalnnl od(Contlnuad O b Pag# Thrra)

tllle arc euorarnrd/ I V jdhfurd'
flya ,gp*» Into k IIw . tomorrow
altoraocn at tiOO a’cloch a]r&gt;ra*l
tha wlpnar of th* ltmatlllb.Clap*
moot tilt.
Tournament play among, ilia I I
tram* whlrh will h, M aVhejt In
competition foe fifth (JlqtrJwt hon­
or, will begin Uni»o|t*4;&lt;»i)rninf
at M;00 orlorh on Utf •iparlmii
run 11 al thr, .’Hemlnq)* High
School. Kcur game* will .he .p.lay.
(Continue*. On P ^ g ,B a ro n )

Davis Voluntarily
Denies ChargeThat
He Received
Graft
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m w
tkle-w # f«
tuna m i w b tc k and (d r
u n til
BE
clinched on the th ir t y -n w
.
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Th? wralhar prorad .to ba
barometer at tha braid of p]
exhibited by tha twd ‘MpaMa
for. a* th, day wa» InlartpOO
With aplatrhaa of &gt;aunxhlne (
cloadi , « war th» m&gt;lf r karat
Itrd by momrnlp of pood and
playing. Thar, wa, only ont tl
that Wax rocilitent. It , M
wlpd, and a raid ona toe, w
blaw continually out ar tba i
with auch fare* •• t « dlaao*
thr moat hardened player.
Thoir who f*n*w*d th* ia
through tha moraine round
into lha aftaraoen ploy way...
bran lUaappMntad, at flrat,I hay wwrv notaratug tha
,potltnra la , their u s m M *
fane, hut any dliippa'dlma
Ipdrlrarad we- w ,ll tophldtloslnc momrata of, thk f
;tha llik* whan bothi |oUp
fured to "aay dla" awl rarr)
'Match thro# aetra hal„. ,
Throughout th* .martdgg
hatlla Waa W**«d ,*U attaR
with nalthar aid* having MW

hoje.

drlrHHf. •draplta • wmthnhfa (I
apprtnehti, put him Ip tha l «
by ora up *t th* *td of tha'fir
eighteen.
. ,&lt;&gt;48
HUrtlng the nftrrnnen with,
hang th, youthful. .I.ui)dq,l
atopped out to win the flrnt t*
hole*, thereby Inrrenalng - hi, l*i
to three up. I^Buy won llm.thli
aid lAindquIit tha fvilith, Tl
fifth waa halved but L*Roy tag
thr next two In a raw. IH
eighth and ninth were &lt;ha)M
leaving l.undqnlat .till an* up. &lt;
th* beglnnirg nf th* turn.' , The match w il now roar hint Jl
point when every *tr*k«'. «
every hale had a more ilgnjj
cant lieartrg on th* •final &lt;■
r«m* and tha player* evtdawj
rr allied thla wh*n they t**4 .1
on tha dag-leg U ltk for therOl
nine hole* of the match. Seth «g
aplit tha cantar of tha fdlrm
With ballet-IIke drive, which
■led too yard* jnto th* tea
lha gala. LeRoy got In troa]
kte next ihot and waa anedi
ravover
aaffWteally,
alii
Lunduul.t u win the k #
a par five! I*Roy rame S
■trong (a win. Ih* next while
hath dteplayed their prawom
th* twelfth to ■halve It wtl
pair *f par thraca.
•V
Th* thirteenth hole whl)
proverhjally unlucky aumberl
ad to V th* turning ael
fat* *f youa , LundquUt
vh’uiljr had haen oat Ip fi

W ASH IN tlTO N . Kali. 3 A -4 A I1)
— Senator Davl* or PaniUylrapln
wvrl voluntarily baf&lt; r* tha KenaU
lobby commute, yaaterday to
deny, vlgornurty, If they war*
aimed at him, publlihed charga*
that a aenator had ifrelved HIM ,WhnYOKA. Okie.. Kel. t&lt;\ — ooo or mun&gt; fr&lt; m a *ugar com­
(A P I — Twu brother*
oil field pany Interraled ••In obtaining iM
flic flgklen to whom draih-drfy- high augar tariff, Ha . gh*, n#
Ing explolu are only a part af
every, day wutk-*-were eummunod
yt-.lrrday te conquer a "li.m g
kM&gt; well aliootlrg ftmira SOO feet
In the air a rail* from Ihi. rity.
Oaaefi uf the well almnduned
h "ir pf reaching and oiiutting f
a mailer gal* to rantrol the hi,UOu.OUd rvklc feet g*e a day fredleg the hungry flame*. M. M. and
Harry KlmUt), from T u U , were
railed.
.
, Tha briHbaro ar* eineclcd to at.
tempi tv inuff put the fit ry nd.
uain hy.eapledbig a charge of nliruglyrartn at the baa* , f lha
flam*. They have u.ed I hla aiaUrad
with aucedta I* extipgulahnig
•
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uth.r oil field fire.
ad for a moment aa If he w
Tha #rD caught fire Taeiday
lag to fall (town on hi* adw
from a w aarat# aaploaioa.

Two Brothers Are
Called On To Stop

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I jOH ANOKLSS, Feb. M - ( A P )
— Samuel H i m Stiff, mnllcal
.ludent, def Med hla name mleht
not Inaplfd •ymtie*\U with roofldrrre whan W baa*me a uhrilelan- Ha Mlfttonad tha Souerinr
C ourt

Two Held In Murder
Of Hialeah Butcher

M IAM I. Fab—
B.
IDiwIand, county lnr»»U f,(ur, .aid
luday that hr wa* hrtdtog.tw*
men In connection wjlh the » W
ihauling hf ltoy Conger,. HIpleAh
butcher, .hot after what Rowtoad
termed a “drunken party." t fb#
nun held, w.r* Cecjjvr'* rotapanli a* at th# partjr. ‘
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- John D. Rockefeller.

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rough oa th* right. /I*warn

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tow tvea tad LaSey ml
an equal term* with hi*
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The Chicago.' Elcctioi
The lower depth* to which the Republic
cago has sunk la well shown by the re-noml
flee of mayor of “B lj Bill "“Thompson by.*
000 votes, HU two opponents, one, A rthur.A
be called the candidate o f the docent people,.

ira* I* apt to be rofsrdfdsp
rs ,lio|d up. ;

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oritJmlii It a pfi*oo who c*n

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attempted asm . f c ,; -v

S' ravolution
* unrrat In
Ik la' t V ;‘tnlnda
, - of
Muwollnl contlnlit* oword on th*

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jm rol daaurdiy comprtllloat.
ddiag of tho attecaaiful paaaago
th# AikansS* SO-daf dlrorc.
I, and porhass tearing of ■
Mar one rontimpbitod lit FlorL' Ihr Nevada lagtaUtora hav*
Ndurrd a bIII which make* a
breo poatlbW to non-ro*ld«nU
U s wrtkt, Reno J* not to bo
■tad nut of It# rathor loo**
i liter*Hr* builnos*. And word
aids to matah tkalr prvaant bid,
f i wculd probably coma down
i'.lhrtc waaks, or adopt th*
atlan oyatam of two bit* a

'erfialnr had aecopltd a* a
a balwoon fl00/»0 and »IB0/
./ram a domestic sugar romr' whit* (To****** wa* con*tdI the Hawley-Smoot tariff
When th# prop***d. invcatlan Is romplata, If anything has
j Irarnad at all, It will bt
A that tha »I00,000 waa n*
a at all, but merely a loan
i on* old friend to another.
L*s the way thos* things ar*
iy* handled, lt'p foallah to

of bribas In tbi# counuy.
« It no *U«H thing.
! the attamptad axaaaaloatlod

President Machado did nothing
f It prwmd bsyam) nil qua*; t&gt;f doubt that tho Cuban
lec I* nn* *f thaw; e*il/-ti&gt;*
innd-early-to-rUa boy*. Aaao«,l Pro** dispatch** tall that
ilbotnb was set (o axflole H
f lh tho morning,- Just a* lb*
M in t wa* riling; to take hi*
P i t h . Wn-AanH ka*w. but
Bail* Inrtlnad to batlova that
Mdy who gats up In tho raid*
E E fth. nl#bt Iftr that should
■M thlag. to. happen U MW.
Maaldaa wd. might bars mot*
■fetby for tb i Cuban pi**l-

WORLDS
At the eleee of a raoaat■mtitlon In Baris of T y l t Si
rplegel" by a troop of artist*
Urging to the Flemish P«o
Theatef
Woe*. tha
~ aster from Ant
Antwae*.
(ha
chcitra lataned tha "Wllbatijnii;^
which was one of tha stirring hattie hymn* of the Water-Beggars
In the war* igalnit Spain aid
which, to this &lt;lay, le tha natioyt
al anthant of Holland.
It wa* carioua U obaarv* that
group* end partlr* of Hollander*
hare-and there in the audience, In
Halng u the hymn waa played,
saluted each other In the familiar
Homan manner, that it to any, by
iolcmnly railing
their rlgnl
hand*, a* the aenalora greeted
each other of old In Ih* Fariira
and Signor Muaeollal’* fellow-'cltiaena do It araln the.* la»l eight
year*. In tha Aral days when ih*
Italian! began ta relntroduoa that
Oneaarian aalutatlon many of a*

lnc« an) m il* them &lt;Ua nil the
•1 that wo hava -tn. aaod.to our
lemleo In .-reparation pay menu,
i that Way wo will Chaff* thing/
little In Germany. Tha Jrwo
||t thPiuMlrp, have to foot;the
U .lha.t tliijf bavu forced upon u»
t taurine the G:cut. War. Ami
1 on, and ao fu'. i !&gt;. f«r Into Ui«

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With, the
owner* regUl Bring la )ba wrlilkin*
the ilucittdn of deductions fof l**
rrnt »f mridtumno* and eperntl«n of . a &lt;ar frequently b ndduriwd to tha.hurcau of Jnlcnml
Hetvnuo.
The purchase prie# of an amo-

f«r liu'th.wa or J fh t? far plea-,
ruro, iaii list ho deducted trom
glut* income In 'tha making of an
iirumc tnx return. I f ti«d for
hut Ini-re, it N a rapllal oxpandltm r; if used for plcaiUrw. It b
u |kTMinal expenditure — hath da*
,lu. Ilona hetng rtp m riy pruhibil.u py the. revenue act, '
llr v ver, thi-re are arvrral al. deep and difci
I.wablo deduction* In connection dart not rid a
But carrlul
with the inainumatwe and opera­
tion ,iff un automobtla
-L it . “m*d either

lltlcnl debates between Judgtj Lyle and Sittyor Thompnon
which such endearing phrsscs a* " th e nutty judge”, “tb f
impantee", and "a clvle liability", on th e op* hand, and
" th e slap-jawed nincompoop", "Bill, the Bungler", and “thtt
rig* lera’ friend", on th e other w e rt frequently heard. P«rpa of moat spectacular Interest wa* th a hnwiad-xariirn to
.the.Chtfeago front Hoe of "Public Erie my^ffor ^ i-*,
known as "Rcarfsce" A) Capone, who iflew tt&gt; th e Windy C ity1 la fast bocomlng th* common tlgtt ftihvo to some-arrangtwent with
f. polLUoaa*.-It ran haidly bo
ftrrtirMianricDsnib-twbolster up his retreating teglons as the o
said to b* Mora ludicrous than
dgy of election approached.
........................
our way of lifting our hats, an
The nomination of Thompson Indicates th a t Chicago’ awkward ami often an ungraeioaa
Republicans are content for Chicago to rem ain the refuge of business, oapoclally’ in clrvatpra.
racketeers, and the b u tt of ridicule for tb* whole nation. If
A Fronchman, who mad* a plfa
Chlcfgo is not the most crime ridden city In this country, recently for It* gvnrral Introduc­
it'haa nevertheless an unblemished reputation for unpunish­ tion In France, said that In sa­
ed crime. It Is an almost Unheard of occurrence t e a m urder­ luting "a la Uomalnr” hr wa*
e r even to be apprehended; much less punjshod^Throughout lln k la c hlmstlf to trsdiUoaH- and
moat of this period of lawlessness Mayor Thompson has been frit “ rorivlng In hi* bread thr
of thos* who achlovad tho
at the head of clvle government*'more content to hurl brick­ vlrtaaa
roNjural of tho world." Noble
bats a t the B ritish king than to elean up his own police de­ atnllmaoU no doubt. Dot If It I
partm ent.
igoing ta rnako-peerie-.fpgJMhMTt*1
But may be Chicago Will repudiate him and his methods aalm budding world eotwtutrc a
in tbo general election and choose th e D em oyatic candidate wa had battar ttlch ta hal' llfp
Ing. What with iwtli* Pblcd thjnh.
for the highest office Irt’th s city,
jog of Ukralnla aid German* of
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properly belong In thla class, and they deserve every protec­
tion against .starvation and suffering which the government
can afford. I t ta probably ttrue* however, th a t a great many
of thoae filling tne ranks of unemployed today a r t unem ­
ployed because they are unwilling to work, o r a t least aro
unwilling to take th e kind of jobs wjilt^t are available / or

for every free m eal T h lr policy brought about a prompt
exodus from thd city of an a Into* t Innumerable caravan of
loafers and bums who had been living off the public's gen*
eraslty while boslng as Ills unfortunate unemployed. A t
soon aa they discovered they would have to work a t'w h a t­
ever Job waa given them or starve* they chose the only other
alternative and left for other parts.
Tjte Galveston News quotes Governor Sterling as say­
ing to the spokesman of a large,, delegation o f supposedly
ynfmployed-butiwilUng-to-worki 'Tit more than one Instance
unemployment agitators have shown marked distaste for
w tek when offered an opportunity to earn a living by work­
ing. And beyond question the country la infested with bums,
who are only too’ content to live on public generosity". Tho
wise man in times like these |a willing to do w hatever work
hti m ay be celled upon to-do' and-for which he can*earn an
bonpat dollar: others deserve bub scant sym pathy. &lt;
"Undoubtedly th e panhandler has made the molrt of th«

ownerahip

n U t r d 'U

In anc. No arrewte.,*^
fid «•.a rid h L ^ t a imeet

! all tbo UM-W'ba W».

rin d i Sr**, lift* It I*

,abiM and ™*df paU*«walking maisbtant* sbd

As a aathpl* of tb* stu ff Ih A
la being poildlrd by the followt t
of llrrr Hitler to th* Germ a
country people, who are th* o kJ«i t of th* lalagt drive fuf m«ip-

"When W &lt;Ui*

power,’ V* Vellf dlamb’a1hair- t|i*
govt lament functlonaria* and cut
th* salaries of tb* otbar kklf, Tbo
ministers will b#- im f hmeit «W
w* will riivld* up'the grrkt hgtlruHural a*la to* In th* Kingdom nf
Raxony, Wo. will *Up.th# iw*ndatigl* psyairkta

for

Iheindttea^yowc

n flfrrii •

which Germany la rcmpwd

»

phyiidon (at Keep
- out of dooti, in dw
•open air, bieatkt
lU o f n tube t k ntw

produce under th* YoUrg PI* 1.
Tas** will b* reduced to lh&lt; It
pia-war level, llnamploy— nt w II
disappear by th* rr-r,t*Mfc\jm4t
of compulsory nillUary. ^anihrier.
Caplut now lying' Idle IgTlha big
bank! will be runfl»c*{ed.

c f citrauz. tn dw
mellow luniWne,-

"Aa to th* ^*w*. we ar* not * ».
lag to *xpol tb* Jew* from G«msny and nend them inka.Afrl a

andhivectjmtelk'
ch tek-up on the

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Hy,.Ity jnat « M Jaaapb

irnt|‘fTJ-.' I n n
tld. LanncMng what wna

tax** Imposed an

w C a,*f-;*»»e»tl

mania, every ilm* (bay r*t*a n
right hand*, lit might bosvme
The Herald h a s the greatest sym pathy for any mao rlaua.
who Is willing to work but Is unafela to fInd employment, Un­ Europ* ha* enaagh wool,
doubtedly at th is'tim e there a re a g reat many people who little Napoleon* as It la.

n U» dlmtlmi-m/ N*w

ib* Warid, then ln •'**»(*■

ruled as follow#: IkyreriSflah lor
litre* year*, $900| atkrwnne* re-

Unemployed! Two Kinds

i base a peculiar mmMln*

(O tbak PsUtssr. who bad
Imdara-lnaadgratad U
■my from lluitsary. want
York fram &gt;fU’Aasla'nal

*W« M * t k m ^

^s^Hrr6fll*%^^nrtnI^rf»elr iwk

E ,.s‘aK£ift”.nms

ms

m ricd life
* M wM«h
mat $1,100'wan Imded.at Um and
•f tSn* t u n f * n.:wrwr Itw k
and an allowance of f I M wan
made for the old truck, the a l W -

nr.veAntnk^VtWtfirw

thgt ti]on,' baking Individuals on. the stree t fer .the megoa to
secure food, when led to egtlng places prom ptly disappear—
money waa w hat they wanted. I t la not'ttnuaUBl.Srheft no
money Is tendered, for. mendicants of this stripe to pass on
m vtteriM curses and th reats.
f&lt;. "Professional beggars and Idlers, according to police
departm ents of U rga clUes, forni a considerable proportion
o f thoae a t the soup kitchens ' and bake shops, seeking food
Intended for the worthy. There are normally 1,600,000
1,600.000 peo*
pooemployed Uj good times. Most of them
y 'h sd work. Bo It-ls dstlm bte, tn any
ESpoea down there. Whta th*
lit] distress and la all m easures taken
■ H i af&lt;tha juwri 1. auppreaato separata the parasite from the A 1
S r ora locUatd to ■.ba. »u** to brlnyaboul

tvxaiag .evsr In W* stave
tondaga tha ■new* nf th#
I atU af - tb# N w Y ak
It urea so r quit* fifty

for- (tuaitir*.. or rleoure, I f U » r
h r t * ' o r j iirt m lit lf for h illr.r?» Tturpoaea U*«*
ducted the cntlr* coil of
repairs, all, (Ire*, teat for garage,
pud e l h r n * m * »rj u p * * "* an*'
nseted with operation and upkwy,
IJcprreiaUon. b*»H on IhecurioT
tho car «ad IU estimated orefuT
Ilf* nlao I* a . dwluctlhb Hem.
Whet* a burin#** ear b e «h f* * cd for another cor. any Iom suatalnrdfln the tranrartlon may ba
claimed aa a deduction. Tq IHuatjato. If a truck having aa fall*

vinuhUc. whcttKT it no «*ed iobl&gt;

Arrhfukc .
K-MJnand,
who wri n prncittl folK* Abrirnllungfrian Army tlo.Vr: M*r w ir,
find* liluisclf In fliaiicbl- riifflculiln, In Vienna, ap.l K.n a-Kel
for rn anBilgeni:n‘. "yrilh hl«
rlrrdlt&lt;.ra. Vor ninhV,*&gt;vni* ht bar
lived a rttlftil UTe nt Mi « rail
eastle af Pafach, n -jr iuilrhbrg.
He married a botngeoh gel.
|ji«l..yvar.--for tlrr sake of M»
■family,-ihr-TTmrrinnnrf;' ill R»v*£
'nltcrly IrrJtprrlenco.l In burinr**,, caftlte, ha* only property,
•'t hhnu'lf be prnuailrd to cm- I«-Iak »ohl.
. . .
bark on. a ^ e w n ^ n w ^ v W ^ T i
xtrong I' i v t i t In art, and la hi®1
ret m ly tha Italian*, but many
.rtf something of a printer, hat
Gorman* and Jkainlinariani are
live I rn aaltrmaly moJo*l ilnra.
also adopting th* fashion, It does­
II i» La'i, '.|rn U f&gt; that Vf ^acrrral
n't look ao foolUh any tpora, Th#
pi
#Kil.

we under*land.

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TTfURaDAY, FEBRUARY I#

0ANFOR1J,

Mrs. Chsae Km
To Members. 0

Protest Is
A esiiw f .3.

Party Last Everting
•chcma farrlad out In the d.curalljns and tallle* at th* bridge
pc.rty given last u'ght by 'Met.
Herman Middleton,, at her hint*rn Gtcevn Arenue for a smnll
number of her friend^ After *rveral prngreaMtai of fcritlge. acorn
a-rrr* si'ded and prize* nwarded.
FBI HAS
M lit Mprgaret 'Zachary *&gt;■ given
T M BemlnoU , Rrbckih Ixxlce hlt-h rear* prise, a bn* of linen
will meet at -7:30 o'clock at the hr ndkrrchiefa', while- M n . Roy
Odd Fellow* Hall, (lenbva •Ave­ William* received rerurd high
«rejig* trlxts'a box of |&gt;ow,lcr, M n.
nue.
'V - ■
Rgdyt'a fathkn rerue, .ponxnr C. as. Fact I. who wo. lucky In cutling, was themedple.nl of a dip hlr

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t
Tha Junior Chrlatlen Entcavor
of th* P in t Prthbjlerlan Church
-will hare’ rbolr practice at 7:.10
o'clock at tbs home of Mia. Brown
V «* Park Avenue.

N. d#
negutar meeting nl
V, Howard CHapIrr of the t!.‘ l&gt;.
C, will t&gt;* held at 3 o’clxk at
th* hoove of Mrs. W. M. Thigpen,
Mage.oils Arenue. All yURors are
Invited to be present.
M ONDAY,'

held at 7 eVlock at the home of
Mrs, .Clyde Ramify, Ran l.anta.
The Woman's Guild of Holy
Crons Episcopal Charth will Iraki
its monthly merlin, at 3 o'clock
i t th# parj^r hou.e.

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WpnNKSDAY

.The Alcihean riaag of the First
Baptist Church will mist at 3:30
o'clock In the claisroom al Ilie
church with Mrs. I* It. Bragg.
Mrs. A, C. Walker, Mrx. Fred
Myvrs and Mrs. Kelly as heetca-

Mrs. Allen*Has Party
Honoring Her Club
Er Ifrlslning for the members
nf th* Bans' Houd Club, Mia.
Union E. Allen wa( hostess at a
bridge party given yesterday uftmnoo.i at her home in
Riso
Court. After srvrral pregre-uion*
of bridge scores were addrd and
Pilau awatdzd. High score prise,
a covclly shoe bag. want to Mr*Let A. Conolry, while Mra. U. II.

Raggett was th* recipient of a
handmade linen handkerchief as
cut I prtaj.
-In thg rcomi where the bridge
tablet wtr# spread for play, a
pr (fusion of calendulas, Chinese
fotgrl-mr-rotk anil 'huddlra was
airangcd In vaaes and bowl*. At
the t « hour rrfreahmenta were
artvtd by thr hostess, aasistnt by
If * . Hugh Whclchrl, Mr*. Charlrs
L. Park and M n. Jpe’ McUch.
The ip pretent were: Mr*. Clyde
Byrd, M n. II. B. Baggett, M n
B. G. Fux, Mrs. I 4 1 A Copolry,
Mra. O. K- Mot'sII, M n.
I - Pgrk and nuther-ln-T*w, Mr*.
C. I*. Park, of Macan, (la.. Mrs.
Joe Mrlsch, Mrs L'Juiurd Meiack
end Miss Mary Ives, of Orlnsilo

Mr .anJ Mre. Fred W. Bendoe
mot:red to (iainesrille jxetetday
fef the d.y.
&lt;
llk s Josephine Tarhetl ha* gone
to Troy. N. V. where *He pMns
to reman the greater p*lt of lit*
Spring and tummtr,
m
- *t
Mr. and Mr*. Walter B, Cole­
man hiVr returned from IJke
Union's where they apent the
week-end with tolallvo* wt^Vfidi-k
Camp,

(Cgntinotd r n « r w » 0»a&gt;
term*.
And Suicogst# lama* A . Foky
difrtrrtl uni l| thl* morning nr
lat.r hli drtlsian n» lo whelk r
II i* I'Cally possible UBdar tin*
lig'd I’ulitzer will, for^th* *®n* l»
di.iv'tf of tha Morntag, Krcnli*
and RunJay World.
What -rgsn late Tuiaday a* a
perfunctory action to «n«t|te the
World’ paper* with tha N*W Vo'I
Tvlcginm and supposedly to unite
all ir ana evening newt pa per t»
lx railed the World-Tele*ram, Ikramn yraterday an Im fiaikn ■.!
hrailig at which the men *1&gt;&lt;
uroi k on the World pleaded for n
rheiii-j In rcntlnue on ■ co-bpcin ,
live Iit til a nvwepapcr l*wltli tta-1
dill**'* worth preiervln*— thr Ira

waa arrved

I hi- hualrax, aeslstvorgia Hart, to Iba
f ill- wing: Mr*. J. E. Sleven*. Mrs.
L. If. Kmlth. lira.-10. O. Ezell,
Mrs’. C. F. Praetor. Mr*. P. F,
Jobnaoii. Mr*. K. C. Smith, Mr*,
liny William*, Mr*. Larry Rpencer.
Mr.-. Paul Shoemaker, Mr*. E. A.
W iU jr, MU* Clara Rankin and
Miaa Margaret Zachary.
. ,

spending acvcral days hcret with Iry 'T f^ n io c k 'to Herbert, jdfcpl
Mr. ant Mr*. John Knoz Wither and Ralph Pulltasr, a. trustn-» rt
their father's estate, In which he
spoon.
proposed that ha buy th* P*P*r.
M . and Mrs. John Knoz With- r-iy caah fo- It, and gira th* em­
erspeon spent last wcek-rpJ at ployes s month and a half to ac
Lakralde Inn. Mt. Dora, trialling quire it from him.
T h j brothers may consider Ibr
Mr*. W. K. I.indited!, of Green­
offer if Judge KfIcy rulev thal
wich. Conn.
.
Q KSSL^ - 1
Mrt. Mary M. -floleman, of ride 13 'accept It they mey-vomnit
Columbus, (ia.. la visiting her soa a voftiact of sale to the turro
gale for hi* approval.
llkek and hta attorney. Max D.
Hteurr, did net say bow much
thry «fferyd for the W f h l pap­
Mi*. Arlhnr llranan, Mrs, G. G. ers. Th# Scrlppa-Howard pspetr
hsd offered *3 ,000,00 &gt; -tw o mil
S t i l l Mr*. J . ' O .i lurney, Mrt.
&lt;Corllau*'l From Pago Onal
lion^if -Jc-e«ndhioMl on prafrU
ar-t city officer*.‘All *wen- *eru« PiaHcv&lt;J^ Park and guest, MM. to be aarns^ hjf tha wo*ld-Telc
tlnizrd and some were searched C. U Hark, of Maesn, (la , formed gram.
i.
■t
a congenial party motoring to
fur pistols.
It was deemed
oiiibla. .that
.Daytona
Beach
today
urh-ra
they
Moving picture and newspaper
dlapoval of tV* Worldr, If auptovapant
tha
day.
pkidqgiaphrrs dogged the strpi of
ed by the aur ogatt, might di
ilie Hsp re rntourage to the
velop Into’ a bid ling acrgtubl* i
roiTtronm, from It nt noon to a
which new figure* might appear
municipal em1 where be ■*EiW»t'
for Herbert Bayard Swope, fer­
rd n 'vagranry clrkrgs' and back
ine* executive editor of the
In’ ihr ronlcmpt p creedlng*.
World, Indicated yesterday that
Upon sored by l he Woman's Club a group which he head* would be
Hmlllrg, affahte, apparently al
rnw-, I lie ''mar faced on*" told re­ Sadyo’a annual fashion revue will Interested In the paper*.
porter* M|'m just u goal" when h« presented t i morrow night at
arknl idrout Turadsy'a primary
1 IcrtInn. "FoolUh"- h* called the the Milana Thrntre In conjunction
cliarge that hr gi|h* llW.OOll tJ with th* regular Yltaphone pro­
duction of the theatre. Mrt. Wal­
Mayor Thomp* &gt;n'i- raiapalgn.
Ilia ampin bulk— "(*» pounds, he ter l* Cooper, ae general chair­
said— was rneatrtl In a soft blue man of the affair, haa been *»•
aid I. G ny ajrats toppcJ highly slated by Mrx. |{. A , Newman and
Mr*. J. II. Cogburn, while Mra.
shined black shoe*. ,
1 J
Occwalnnnlly during the trdioua W. Thcodiro L t u lr y , aaehatmran
I* the futnre w* will hava
court pr.eredlnga, thp gangster'* of the dreormtlonk committee, la
a larger supply af fresh
B trtly-liald head turned and hta being assMeJ by Mrs. It. A. New­
ack ryes swept th* eourlrcom, man, Mra. Claud* lU n d e n . Mrs.
but glnrrally he followed the too- J. R. Brouadl aftd- «iaRJ D. 1tine. *lf there were Ik, lygtmrds. Thrathtr. Mra. A. C. Chamber­
mid police officers raid a -l-irn lain. Mra. - P, R. Roumillat and
nr so rrrornpanlrd hint, thry wrrv Mr*. (ih-nn^K. MrKay have charge
far liark ln~tb* emuDmini. Al was of the rale uf tlcketa.
al tfir cuupasl tablr, Hr chewrd
In addition t i the usual display
gum - leisurely, and rockrd
his nf gowns, hata and other spring
chair strwly hark and furwand. apparel, bv Radje’a, Belly Ball
From tho Dft ban! &lt;&gt;n thr labia Uniwu’a Danrlrg School will pre­
ppuiklrj a dlamend. Ac 01* Us s' nt aevrral specialty dance num­
cxkpanilv* girth ttreUhed a watch bers and I. A. Tat* will furnish
thaln.
th* music with th* arthcitra of
Alter lb* federal b n x w lla fi, th* Lak* Mary Cailno, "Th* StatCapon* will appear In municipal sonlors." Eiih t living m &gt;dcU will
court lo nniwtr Judge John H. present the nrwezt In spring faBaud or large
Ijrlr'a vsg aney warrant..He made thlons for atr el, afternoon, apart,
bind cf JSO.OOO yesterday during arrntrg and nrgilfe* Wear, with
Ihf noun rrreta.
aullalla acceazorlea.

E t c — i ’A t w - ' i ' '

Capone Appears
In U. S. Court On
Contempt C o u n t

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Uts ti the ‘vailest, Aal
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don't fad’.a inpaw Ufa
In health—00 florlou*\y ]

Tampa, Fla.

FABHldN REVUE
Fc-ntuning the accapUtl Spring, Strvet, Sport .V
Afternoon, Evening

and

Negligee

Modes'^

motif'ed by living mannequins, at the Milane^

and now lie
•ati breakfa»tv

Fritlay night.

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ENTERTAINMENT i j .
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"Junior dW worVy qye, It
m i bard to get him lo eat
any breakfaal until I gave
hint Shredded W heet—end
now he cennot gel down lo
brcakfail quick enough. Ho
lik e s th e c r is p , c r u n c h y
■h re d a of b u k e d w h o le
wheat witii plenty o f milk
over them. H e is especially
fond oi Sh 1edded W heat with
hot milk &lt;jn cold mornings."

Shoes By Modem Shoe Store

To the People of San
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WHY P A Y
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FREE
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GENUINE

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FOUNTAIN PENS!

W I T H A L L TH |T B R A N
O P TH E W H O LE W H EA T

N A TIO N A L B ISCUIT COMP A N Y Unaed* Bahara'

a A. H. t. 10 V. M.
Manularturar'a
AdtariLlag I'rir*
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L. E. ALFORD COMPANY.

Red Snapper
j—-— =—
ShrimpH
V Oysters
Chickens

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Specklad Trout

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PRESENTS

Fresh Crab' Meat
Spanish Mackerel

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The flrM tiTrnnin^A llroad In
CumpUmenting the uitinbe-s *f FJorlda wai cunalnscted hr tween
th* Voqng Matrons' Duplicate Femandina and Cedirr K ip
Club, Mrs. Hawkins Cor.nally cnirtainad with a brldga party giv-n yesttrday jrftarnojn. at bar
A N T IQ U E S ‘-ume, iltS Palmitic Avenue. High
MRS. fitk l&gt; Ti T U b U .T * - ore p lzti, old-faahliinrd piet'ul Flow era
itre*fc ware awarded to Mr*. *J.
uSbtslMf# w
amsl tld
d tSUtm Avenue . . _ .
71.. vnmdraff
and
Mf*. l'
E. F’. Ilx...
Ilouspinne 30M-J .
lialdar.
TU E S D A Y . T I H ’RSDAY,
A cokr scheme of K een, lavFRIDAY
i-ndyr, purple ard gold was ucHanford, Florida.
intuatili by Hu- uuantllica of
iwvet peas, calendulas, buddies

THE BUA1N
FOOD

t o a s t in g

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Mrs. Connelly (lives
Gn-Wediv

If y:u'r« fat—ramose the causal
KRUSCHEN SALTS contain tha
&lt; mtn ral ss’ts y ear body organa,
ittanJi i d rervet should have to
unction pr p* ly.
, When your sllal organa fall to
perform their work correctly—you- bowtla an d ’ Mdneys cant
On* of the fint rail'oils con- throw r tf ll&gt;gt wait* t u t a d a k r
itrueted 'n the Unite I SiaUs was bafera vou revllia It— ’ youV*
bit betwem falls has*i- and St, growing hideously fatl

Fashion Revue Will
Be Reid By Sadie’s

Uhaada B ahara H O L L A N D R U S K Id toait that need* no

l i h

Girdcn fkwr-.a adorned tha:
i"K rooms of th« homo of 1
S. 0 , C h u r, Jr., at Golden L
"btn she entertained tbe m e m b a U
-I the Mcity-Go-Round Club’VrfOi
n lirtdfr patty yraterday aflat*
rocn. After eevaral progretiloha
f brittle- prltdi uara awarded tv
M «. Roy Hollar. Mr*. A. T.
t'aibion, of Shelby. N. C., ^nd
Mr*. Raymond Phillip*.
At th* tea hear an Ice routs*
»■ « -.erred by the hostel, to
the following: Mrs. Roy Haller
and house guest,
U ri. A. T ,
ill hlon, of Sholby, N. C., Mr*.
Monroe D. Hutton. M e. John L.
Gaikway.
Mrs.
\V. Cautban
llulchlaon, lire. Jlaymnnd Phil­
lip*, Mr*. B, F. Whltner, Jr.,
anJ Mts. W. 0. Gardiner. ■

['■ad fern -which wen irrtn ftd In
(gefualov ibout Uit room* who •
th o g u d U v «i« f nt«ruU*A Th*
Fite dril*n»i a* o ld -f^ V
lonod sllhtotttet.
At the rondu»un of tha eaH
gamer. Air*, j. ft. Woodruff, who
eUebralcd hr Uilhday anniver­
sary •yt.ieiday, waa prestatad
with a numbir of aiii* from tha
club member*, wh’l* tha holtata
eat a"blrtvd*y rake la bar Honor.
RafrerhTrnti writ tetrad bp the
heath**, .retried by Mrs. W. W,
Pottar.
................Mr. B. D. Caiwtll and
M n . J. P. Ridge,’
Those i&gt; r (ill were: Mrs. B D.
Caiwell. Mr.. W. W. r.dter, Mrs.
J . D. Woodruff. Mn. 9. V. Ridge,
Mrs. L. I Boyle. M n. \V. C.
Hill. M n . W. A. Adam*, and Mrs.
E. F. HoushoIJrr.

During this sal# our rustoassrs may
t M of our a i m l g i , B I O Fountain
fo; «Uy tae-'W* ull| tie* you Al

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One of Florida’a Leading D epartm ent Stprds

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A I t L l U
I’roc'l to Match.
Mad* la beagUfal Moo, mahagujr,
’gray sad says, unbreakable, carrtil
Outl*.

Nr Our Regular $5.00
Value tpr only ...

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PE N C I L B Y T U B M A N U F A C T U R *
Th. WHgnlod point prpvoat* rlutzlag--^
w tf lak actually lasarov^s yogr vrrl'ag— ost,
I can brad, spread, AldLfrt pr ln|ar* th* pa

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cle in the windows over »L00.
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1

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prizes will be given for the oldest
id next oldest receipts for payments on
lunts, credit sale tickets, and cash sale
ekets, submitted during our 10th AN­
NIVERSARY SALE. Bringjn your oldest
sipt or sale ticket You may win one
g J^ ^ j^ liu tb Jk p riz o s. Winners may Hfc=
lecfan^thing thcy want from our'stocks

10th ANNIVERSARY SALE
may be purchased on our club plan for a
small additional charge. We shall be glad
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BRIDGE TABLES

Standard size 25x42
Inches With drawer.
Heavy gauge. Your
choice of •. h i &gt;

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driipaford In a-little alore that

5 10

10TH ANNIVERSARY SALE

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PURE WOOt'iiiXNKETS
l AND COMFORTS.! &gt;
*Hero’s yodr chance to save on
bedding. We have only, a few
of these numbers and an going

blocked First Street al Hanford Avtfc t wasn't 00 much of a atari, but
from It we hav^gnm a 4« be one a* ularfeat ealarnrisehln our city,
havo bad h fewdowns mixed In
It la true that *04 lib* almost ever*
cAea on beraldmithe good old
with our ups- but *tn spite of a ft*
ship la nttll plowing ahead, deferral* L._
.
serving, faithfully and efficiently, he thousands of f t i
Oaring our trastnnm life* here w* Ik .ite m fhvored .w

on.C*Hlank*u! foil V ie , double,.

" lOO per cent pure wool. Com-:j„
'll" forts, extra heavy Covers,
thoroughly stitched,' All wool
filling^ . - V ''jw.

for yoor l.lvlng Roomor Sun I’arlor: Constats of settee; chair arid I
A STURDY BREAKFAST {3ET
Bound drop-leaf table with neatly turned
lege and four nifty cathedral-back chairs.
i |« t many of’lh5i!Wi *U7 ’/&lt;V
&gt; 1
10TH ANNIVERSARY SALE

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A HANDSOME OpIN
GAS RANGE
.v A lm 'jli'.V * ^
Four burners with oven and
Broiler exactly as pictured. fAft
castings nicely', }aj&gt;nnned, &lt;por*‘
cclaln doors, gnd rust-resistant
Inter* lorn
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A faithful companion
In the kitchen very
strongly made. Your
choice of green er
while * i-

TEN YEARS-.
; •, ' ~ . %
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URE Company.

10TH ANNIVERSARY SALE
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ENTIRE STOCK OF FlA)OR-tX)VERINGS REDUCED.
ful savings can be effected IndhN department now. You must see them to realwhat we arc offering. Here grd 00ty, n few: '

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69.10
31.10
35.10
26.10

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ro c k e r, all w ith sp rin g -filled cudh lo p a e o v e iW d n h e a v y c re to n n e .

If yoi'wanl one of these he here early.

STEPrLADDER
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STOOLS

8 1*4 x 10 1-2 Velvet 3.1.50 value. 10th Anniversary Sale

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OCCASIONAL CHAIRS ‘ ”
Always so handy nnd comfort­
able. They arc covered In fine ,
quality velour and tapestry nnd
have the modish sag scats.

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THE ATTIC!* bo bad­
ly defeated t(iat it
will not be able- to
participate in our 10th

10TH ANNIVERSARY SALE

m ,

They wont last long
at thla price

ANNIVERSARY
SALE. If, you have
rinything to* tr a d e
come in early. We will
give top prices in or­
der to buifd up t u e
ATTIC stock.

3.10
ElVRLYt fAMERIL’AN iBJBD UQWlI/SV WR.
nwitw finished ia mnplaiwhUb la.sa FuWnd to

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UFFED .SUITE

A DELIGHTFUL 3PU

WONDERFUIrVALUE IN DlNINQl ROOM SUITE
e Is a'Wadsoaie siitlc or alnd ploeea,'targe buffet, extension A / l

lag. constnwUan, apring-flUed i

i aalte (hat wJl gracn gay It*

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ROOMY AND COM­
FORTABLE BAR
HARBOR CHAIRS

,nd Tudljr
nv&lt; ,idr
ch*ln*,' Arncrir,,h V
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done h
Ino*‘thethair
popular
style.
W

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AVe have'a large assortment to
ptrk from but be earlv and get
first pick. Floor lamps K
Ilrtdgcw as low as
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Here Are Some Real Bargains.
To Name Just A Few:

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GOLD
CONGOLEUM

Lam ps A t VSs P rice

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50-lb. chest ..

PRICED TP DELIGHT YOU! !
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hti'l liiTilfti’i

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and diukYtie}r rsyge froiil
c simitar In picture ntl »|)«;t

Many, others Just an good.
Itu, Yours Na^l lVy wlU

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You know the quality of GOLD SEAL rugs.
No need to dwell on th a t If you need one now

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tow, w hs' Hat nat lost s
It months and only a few
H I . N 4 on* af Ik i gTsat
tiler, In the world lo a
frill make a bid lor ae“
iame here Friday nigh'
be tacklr* Sammy Man4*1),
aypykr.thr frtW'
■&gt;*I* Sir* j!:
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, so: prised the entire snathholding Ynun* Manat*
•In**, J i t t i t t t l a l t i It
dgnriell ber. b m u t of Ms
hi deteiU oerjn'g Ms ea*

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rlred \ hers Wednesday
ts esryptet* training for
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hattl*
lirqan. Ms bs!leve» hr ranInning
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'a (Wtpolrt
esmpolm the
whichl.ltll«
h* has Rock
laid
IttM
T, lit hold*
over
\ laward
the o decision
welterweight
ihlla
Fields,
•
previous
bolder
paylonahlp now held by Tommy
' Uie ei own.
Tbs fight hors will he Mommy**
wend In tba stale and his third
i; n .welterweight. He beat Arbride SchocW, et Tampa dorg thy hoem and slnre he loet his
rat wrlght title la July to Al
■fer— aloes deposed by Tony
U(lc|ieri~be has battled several
Waaler, through the midweal.
T V m will he nearly 40 y.-mndr
.homing oa thy card here.

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n to do te win would, ho te
Ive either of the rrmslntn* tw »
at. The *sj outlook didn't etay lAindtrulsl for he tightener
and wen both h«Us In 'fin
le to *v«n the match on the
al greed. ' &lt;
Die players 1inked tired as they
yped yp te Urn f l n | U f«
,h«

rty».\wmlh hols of a match
Mb had been long and pruefl&gt;. Tbs wind still bowled and In*
apect of playing aatra hots#
ft not have b«sn w ry pleaIt. URoy hit a bwMlUfpl tae
A down lha m W lo T u l Land.
M war badly U f and topped
Ultra Into ibo trap Just off the
i aad doapll* a nice rscoreri ho
bed to bo doomed. Ho would
ra V e n If U R o y hadn’t falter-,
gad throe-petted the gteea ta
f o i l half.
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■a I thirty-eighth hole c u e near
H M bifeat far Leltay. Beth
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^ LeRoyV yoaUlea
In the trap spread gloom a m
•antes, hat ho playpd g mss
| shat&lt; also ts tho rap, t&gt;
A fear. Tho matrh aow woat
nirty-alM h aad ftaal hole..

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!/, kit a perfsst shot throw*
mirier of the fairway,. L$P*

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cards.

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M K TItu llil.lTA N 14 KK I N R I I t U
AKIM lim i'A N r . * rumor slUis.

Is One Stroke A1
Of AI EbpUiom I
1 Takes Excelleni

Opponent
abb garden

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•Mud a r t a l » -

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feature bout

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aeaaen whl.h cmietf WlUt*a
Quitttoe t Match fcord
t ta W Victory at New Siugfae

F r i d a y Morning

f l o k iu a c o u n t r y , ’ Cl
JACKSONVILLE, VVb. W - i
—Jehn O'Conner. H-yeer-old
fraslorat from Irak* Grokf t
Y , yesterday put a par r f lo;
r r with a f lu t round’of 15
H i ta lead at tha halfway mark
Of th e FJoi Ida open f*lf lu d M
meat here.
The lanky New Yorh*r, Wtw
stoops well ever the ball w w
■hooting, «&gt;&gt; a stroke ahead of
the veteran, AI Eaplnaaa. Chicago,

IVn, Stalesat,

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HMITII a ionttON, INr*. a o r per.
»"•'».
« MITII tlllUtf.. IMOB M
curiiurslluh,
I&gt;»f*nrt*ats.
N' llro la ferret./ i l i t n Hint undrr
• ml hr rlrtun of Ih&lt; Klnal IH m r
«( I'urarloaur* ami Hair mnlr and
ontrrrM br III* J Site* of I bo abovr.
•II w lo tr l In Ik la raw**. I, R A.
&gt;1. Ullkltaln. Hpnlil Msstrr of

AD RATES

guaranteed Inni valued If j
am wltllnjt lo work tteady «
day for good j»ay writ# for in I
nialton how lo start your own hi
nrM with our eapltal. W. T. Hi

DOOKh KFPF.lt — Klenogmphrr
nlalc - rut ym m old— thorough-

ly experienced Ig. gencml olllrr
work, wanta rm play men t. _ I*. 0 . FOUR ROOM modern aparll
Tight#, water an j f ia ful
TIIHFIE VAKIKTIKB halehln*
eff« . 16 r elite per wiring, F.
A. lly»on, Country t'lu l; Road.

T W a y right.
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Sanford, New Smyrna, DaLaad
and Leeabutf drew bye'a In f in I
rtund play.
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w}io iroackcJ ^DUt.a n »a t. 7 1 )r» »V. Orlrdo r». Nrovelsed a t 0:00

BUILDING BLOCKS-Irrigatlon
K i n amt p m n ! cainaat work
H i n d i Concrete Co. )• B&gt; Ter.
wlPsge-. Prop trd end Elm,

mrlln Are. Phone Orlando

FOlt HALF.: 24 R. 1. Ilr.1 pullets
Whiffy (ox, Idutteiing
Drooklyn ’failed *mt&amp;VJ
but lit* TV waa rood rneu

— S TWka r-TOjKUla «W«A. U riv

»um, Almond gruvr nwwl» Q«Ir«n,

uliL’uUbl.t.1”

ta yreyer.eleanl fit* lieu.
If M M IN la made The D u ferd Herald will be reepeaotble
fee oaly on* la correct laser Ilea,
l k U # N l|M T far ■■hoeaeeet
U lill iM i Hf* office aheuld he

IS— W a n te d T o R e n t

YOU CAN UKAT hard time* by FOUR OR FIVE room unfonili
raising Rex Rabbit ■ for us. For
ed In'ii"f. Rent must lie rea*i
full Information write American nl Ir. Write full particular!
CnMnrrx KntiTpriev, Box 1670

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»■ r4Fl rf/H K IX my liiinir lot at
Hickory. Arrnne mal che«|
W A N T E D ."PcarluM

, Shim Cm, ll«x i t , Leominster,

Mn*».
rules and claaalfksNsa will
(Ire you cwmeleta lafsuaaUeu.
And If you wish- they wUI oa­
sis! you Ik wirdlag your what
ad la mskwjt Basra effective,

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winner *f |he‘ftap ru irtetU , &gt;tNi
Rolaiy CluK trophy lo UR t t i
9:00.
ntF-op. write the Urns* Club cdp at 16.
Wlaeer af B and 12 ht 2:00
gore to th r team Judged th* moot
') Tbs crowd gaea the young Geor­ ■ports mar Iike end with the most P. M.
IS. Winner of 13 slid 14 at 3:00
gia* m nolay reception but tbsre spertsmaallke cheering section.

ring U le f lightly'VUh

P. M.

The final game will be played
Saturday night at 8:00 o'clock,
shortly after a preliminary canlast balwfcn two undefeated

S

lloctor'a 1'reeerlpNaa

a m m e ^ A S gOKhig line-up, but
will select bis team from the fol­
lowing players, all af whim oro
considered on ■ * * : Konner,
IJrdaey, Jackson. Ifoys. Courier,
K Inlaw, Britt, L«W*, Hester and
I’onder. Those’ boys have served
11 out af 16 wins during the re-

.

■Jack Tnomer, JackdWrillcr^jv72— U t ; John Fa' rrlv R t- A*K *-

lifarcn'H Colds
!$xicmally.

tlnk; 'Y8-74—151; llqcton Smiths

f .Speedy Remedy KnjfWN

Cratgsun, N.
Y - 14-76*-161?
liter K«*ak, Dough Ml, N. Y.,
T N , Port
73-^63} 11reman
6.7} Dave
n t j £ N, YA.74.7f
___________ ___ ____ _ b7»— 1541
Frank- Htavanson, Amarlrus, Ga^
HO-74— 164: Ted Foster, Jacksonvlt’s, 60-74— 161} Joe Tutncia.
Elmsfurd, N. Y , 74-60-164, ,
(ten Welchmen, Ashland, Ky*
Tf-Tf— 164} Ed Blokes, Itenver,
74-HO— 161- Clarence Hackney,

'Following this fitanils us Ebysxbo
alder* df IM well-known wreutllng
bfwthers^ sad anw-tima world's

rr “Pa" Htrihllox’s prom it Ion.
rlsM Carnera, the pale man
RUin from Italy, brought hit
melted rib inta tba prambaa and
heme deposited ta two ee*t* af the
p m g lection.
i Tim Next preliminary lasted late
t b a « rauNd pa George JaeaKck,
Dkeetabd llgbfj .hraTymnighfl.

RubJfy-TismSane
lefa* treating

ipilntet' la

R rfrre n c c n
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time, p. m milese u f lf c j« a « n d |
eatod.
■ 4$4A— w a V F . N p w ? V l* r -W - Fame as W JZfl:0Q , W NRF (1 !•»
hours); »:30. B*»w as W JZ; I*:00
(NBC Chat*}
•;0Q. Dinner malic •:&lt;*. Uncle W EAK program; 11:16, Ptaehas
L E G A L N O T IC E S
i m 11(30. His Samoans]
Abe and David i 7*0, llyma sing.
hy me*Mjl 3:00, Ned and*
7130, Shtlcbj R
I t J i 11:30, o fcin reeilal/»vj«r
lyi 0:30, Melody w # i i |
' W V B. a . Rslfo orAeslrs: Il:0 g
Y in m w e Hkbsrdson's orrhesUPi markets; 7:00,* Same aa WARD} f arwians. r u a i o t .
NoWre Is MroPy aivsn mat I'M
7:41^ Marvin Shirley , 6:00, Ham# ■Walesa
nsrefcasee or TVs I'.m ri

a

gnl* «».. UA.U.IM th. Till fUl g|

id# In Y«ur llntdFurjre at WAGONER'S.
OANIH CAFE

U huttrt—112 S.
LUM BER

M I L L lit lM R E R C O , Zip
S ervice. Phono 1 ) L

m of Alramont, Uaelnas. n,ail.
1 Cssaty KlwrMs. te wilt
’•at eao Vsir «f 1aii 1 iii .ks 11
larmssa AgUlllus lu Atlsseml,.
tm pcwpsrtr Wise ssssossU SI

A L L T R U T H set-kin for (ho
great truth ami power known l,»
the. Ancleiita, writ*- for Ihs, fri-B
hiMik, "Light of Egypt", moiled
without nbligallBn to student* of
Higher Tbrught and Mysticism.
Llbratian*16l, Amnrc Temple, Han

CREAMERY

L A T E IUJ0 C H EV R O LET coupe—
low mileege.- Just like new,
♦150.00 Rerl soil Hon. Myrtle Avc.

THE ^ARCADE
BUSINESkS
DIRECTORY
C ut;O ut Fur
llundy Reference

HF.MINOLU FIKII A
POULTRY MAItKKr
Phone 9M
Finh-Chlthrna

HELL CAFE
Ikwl In Hanford, (la,
llinnrr 50c
HprclallalBg In
Steaks, (hope A
Sea Fleets.
Isii'U lire the groiimllugl
His exlra sr&gt;sinn I* under
giuu'd. — tloslon Trans*
e r lp L ,', s
, .

IIEAIJTY SHOPS

p iiim X J R A I 'H E R
F it Heller Photo Hcrrlce
A. WIF.IM|I4JT.

■ FRUITS &amp;
VEGETAULKH
risen. Town •(

AKCADK M A KK K T
Cheipes( la T»* s .

Acoountanta

aad

FOB •BBCHF-A THIN

Hapford'n l^adinx llcsuly

Fhoppr.
Phone 159 for appidnlment.
First Nal'I. Ilenk tilig,
"Fall In Cost of Mr Inc",
reeds II III w* Item, I hope
It bn*ak&lt; It* nick— I’aiainir Show llaindon),^ *

CONFECTIONERY
Cigars— Tubarro*— Candles
Magaalsm— Fuuntaln
lliings— Hands Ichea.

and cod Uror oIL
r. Hog tu brforo «

The World was cirated
In srvrn days. You see it
wasn't nerrsiuiry lu get Se­
nate ronftrmallon.— HellIngham fWash) Herald.

TOP SHOPS
A in v T o iy
Heal carers. Cushions, Curtail
Upholstering, FAc.

til'BNCKR TOP SHOP
Hwert Hlmpllrlty/— Hath
brides wine rustumrs af
blue lint* and black rslla'
nllppen.— Trnn. Paper. .

THRIFT SHdP~

P I ’A C E
Firsl

A man whn can make
valuable suggestion now,
a* always, Had, himself In
a vulnerable pusithn — Ilow
A .Why,Mpg.

101 I'almelto A r v
Halts Cleaned A ■I'renped 60c
Paele Cleaned A IVeee*d 25c
w --V- "&lt;Mp4i -as4 ■I'Asrr?*- ■
Brefy man w|iu‘ bitievu
In himself, po matter who
he be, stand, ,a a higher
lev*l than the wobbler.—
Count Ksysrtling.

DRUG STORES

10 r r e r i .
GsN kovV D u lle r-

FLOWER SHOP
Nenets A Hanford Are.
I ’hone 433

A nail Is driven out by
another nail; habit h urcrram# by habiL— Kiasmus.

WOOD YAR

SANFORD STEAM
PKEHHERY

FURNISHINGS
II, pairs— Refinish in(
UphstateriNg.

Fleet Natieaal

Flowers for all
Oreasluba. Ilraign Work
E IIU K W O O D

3oa W. 2nd Ht.

V 2 A H i ." D O IlB iN H "* "
S E C O N D H A N D KTOIIE

FLORIST

I*. I»AUI(

lawk, Kry and Nun Itrpaira.
DKK’l’tH 'H

MOORE
(N B C)
1NBC);
(N B C );

INSURANCE
1 J»T

DRY CLEANING
led
CW W s

vale loading truck. I'cnlrslly I
caterl. Formerly
occupied * I
lilackahrur Mfx. Co. A. N. CM
m m , phone HIH J,

it Ucnulln^-AdvcrlUc

Ill ID O W N
Princess lUdg.
W T t y T f T T n a u t s l! 0:30 5Umt
as W JZ; 10:00, Same as W EAK;
U.*00, Hama ae W JZ ; 11:11; The
Jsslsrs; 11:30, Orriwatra, ptsnUt.

W AREHOUSE, M) x 1110 wlth pr

Ur. W. R. M seDOUGALL CHIROPRACTOR, h now located •*
hi* tesldenco lit Flpral 11eight!,
S. Hanford, Thaiw 60A-M. ______

t jqiqk r ^ aiuing"

t I V21l K* *U»..»•
W JZ; 0:00, Hame ae W K A Fi 0 0 A
Chroniclea 1 0:10, Basse aa WJZt
10:30, Ham* as W R AP ; 11:00,
JpmOaMy W J l L ^ l t l O , Jesterst

29— For Rent or Sal*

AbalracU af land

Tlllfa given eopeclol allraliau.

Cat Oat For Hnndy
Variety

FOlt SALK! Fairbanks. Mona
Nonary entiue, I) II. P.,
condition, Price 160.1*0. Reel
Son, ,V«cd,Car dcslefi, M]

J o j M jjlI f t jf jli

lO N iG u ra i.

Mi.

SALESMAN —

SO— MlncwDaneouii Fne Hal

■by one who really knows howl
Rrlgga. Jewelar. Mag. Aca.

L A N K Y ’S DRUG STORE— Prsacrlpdons, piagatlaes, fruntab
itreVs. P R O M P T dallrsnrs.
Phone 106

T H llR V D A f, FKB. M
(H r The Associated Pros
Progiams is

W A N TE D

DEALERS Sclltnu experience
UTMrevary, hnt only rellaMr
mo pi i' nec‘,1 apply. We suiipty
m try thing - Products, Bole* Out­
fits, Soles and Service Meth«n&gt;
that get the most business everyLIQUID o r TAIILKTS
where. Superior Hawlolxb Quali­
Cure CtAda, UcuUuchca, Fever
ty, old rstaoINhod demand, lowest
G66 HALVE
t - M n o M j e j e a i s ^ ^ ^ ^ price*, (uarantee of aattirartlnn
CURES UAUY’S COLD
or no rale, makes quick •airs. 2nn
H AVE YUUR WATC1I rtpsirori home and ■farm metI’lslllrs, nil

af OumtserrC, th* Sanford Rotary
Ook and the. Sanford IJoW Clhb
Wiff also te awarded. Tha Unde
body cup wiR be presented to The

ywers; soma hones from the ring­
Fully &gt;00 players and coaches
side cwstamera as the announcer. will be In Sanford during the next
,Jay Wttaberg. laltadocad Strib- two days. A t least 300 fans from
.IM r as tha 'next heavyweight oil sections of the district will
champion“ of tha world. Tha
m m d-gst a Mg Uagh oat df the
third uad last round af th^ eybb.

___________

Hanford.
HAN Fdttl

CAMPUEL!/* WILLIAMS
DRUG CO.

1

When the sciappy plumber
died,

HU wife, with bunur grim,
|&gt;sci.icd, brewing bit habits
writ,
Tu bury his tout* with him,
— Huilon Tran*rtl|H.

MAUKE

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DAII.Y NEWSPAPER
NEHDAY, FEBRUARY 25* 1**I {f

___X.

Movie DteectoirMust
Face Serious Charge
LOS ANGELES, Feb. » (AP) . —David Wara Griffith,
SI, veteran film director waa
charged urilh criminal assault
In a civil cult filed hir* today
hr Pent Setrll an grtraia. Kh*
aeka IMljMO. Bha raid ahe met
Griffith whan aha waa' touring
(he studio* looking far w&gt;rk
and charted aha vlalled flr'fflth In hlu aparlnt&lt;nt June *5
k it, on kit premia# to employ
her for a picture, and that ha
attacked h e r Mr. Griffith term­
ed the chant** aa “ohaurd and
with rut fonndatfim".

Sweeps To Victory By
Majority Of 70,000;
Chicago QuietAfter
Hectic ^Cam paigns
CHICAGO. Feb. 2 5 -(A P )
Piaeibfe«f -wvnr. won hi*
fiiirthmgyoytaty nomination
In the Republican primary
election Yesterday, defeating
by a plurality estimated at
m o r e th a n 70.000 Urn crime-

.

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Jobless Start Riots
In European Cities

QUEEN OiF' BPA1N RETURNS

Dam Resolution Must
Make Weary Round
Of Bureaus Before
It Gets Final Okey

Burating Bomb Fails
To Cause Death Of
. President Machado;
Soldier C o n f e s s e s
HAVANA. Feb. IS—(AP&gt;—Twu

*7mfi *Tha4' V*r*’r i lau owli'l

"denTMicW'lM-'wtoe uv##m|Wn

yc-trtiUy Jolnr.l th . veteran*' loan
hill at th* While Itonan to await
Presidential mil in.
The latter will b . v r M today
n, Thursday. end returned »o the
Capitol, wlter* ll face, nlroo't rer-

tardny.
The Associated Pita* luarned
that a bomb erphvded within the
presidential pilace Monday had
that It waa only by a narrow
margin that ITesident Machado
waa qot killfd «r atriou»Ty wuundad.
Yeiterday. a* Pruuldait Mach*h
-** rka ■ K lh k .

j

.
j
(

c 2 d ^ i™ ^ d
Was TV&gt;o Negligent

‘EASIER DIVORCi;
IS ANSWER RENO
GIVES TO W d fiP SALVATION ARMY

idgeJ.CJI.Kooncc

eals At Meeting

Large Docket Greets Judge Sharon
&gt; Qty O u ri Monday A fte rn oon

I

0

l

4

4 Die As EngineGo
ThroughOpenDrRi
Passengers Esc*!
By Narrow M argin
b td B llJ J . J e b . . 2 5 - ( A P &gt;

!

lout their live* today when
the locomotive and the conlvr&lt;
blnatlon baggage and club
c*r of the north ltound Pah
American Limited plungdjl
through an open drawbrldjro
over the Mobile Rlver» I t
JO lW "Or t k flfa

powered a* he attempted to pull
a pistol fiom hi* pocket.
Ihitlce Inrtantly aeiied the youth
NASHVILLE. r .b . 24-L A h) blit Ihe Ineldent caused a »tlr in
,
—With
full wonting,
Roger* from of Ihe rapltol. The scrambl­
CeldwtU and K. J . Hrltteberg. ing ard small rlela which follow­
pieatdent and vice pnsldent of ed cause! the prealdtnt to hn!t hi*
Caldwell and Company and lha *|&gt;eet'h for a few minute*.
MADRID—Queen V ktsrta Runrr'a, win. letuim.ig to Mad id
affiliated Rank of Tfnneudd let * Soldier* and pallce quickly rethose laatltutlon* crack up tkrough etored .order. The nva'ln# band after a rt*lt to Lundor, was the crn tir of an r nlhu.ia*lle demowtra.. - and- —
"Iregular"
“loo#*'- Wirinaan began to play the national an­ tion on Ihe part i f supporter* of the in narrhy. The Qvtevn wHI »w
practice*. HtaU affairs Icglolatlru them. Artillery g u r, boomed aa- forced to doff the*e legal nbc* ehould Spain be .Iclaird a republic.
lapastlgatcro discovered today..
hula to the prreMewl. Quiet waa
J ,‘ D. Carter, former vlee-proel- restored and Machado finished
d ert of the two corveems took the hi* address.
■taad as the fti at of five ImPolice admitted Monday a
mulUty-clothvd witness**, and read bomb had been placrd In the pato tha committee • aeries of let- tare bul, because Ihe InreMlgaR; Daumier.
, *
t Thodapooh lumheted Into
the term from him ond K. A. Coodloe, lion had n»t been completed, IM
l« d from the aU rt and leaa than cashier' of tha Bank of Tetwea- It appear that the etplo*lre hail
two houra aftJv ,tha polls closed, see addressed to Caldwell and been discovered hefo.e It e*ph*d.. ■—m
th e . Dally Nawa," ewpporttag Al* IlelUtberg. In which they franbart; .ea»a*ded the'nomlnaUoci 1* IkiHy cried for a change of policy
It was Dainrd yr«t*rday the
Much
Good
Ih Seen Ab
tl&amp; loetnhbcrt and prwlkted be to keep th , sinking InlsUtutioni Ivomh had wi*ck*d part of lha Bill I h Introduced To
afloat.
ReHult
Of
Itn Activw«oU win by M.ooo. Thompaoa
top fh»or of the paler* and n
Give M arrUge Sev­
In one et the letter*, he utged soldier who had been *n patrof
»a|H he' eiperted la beat LgU Mr
itieH In T h i B Area
JUgera Caldwell to brrak hie ea- duty on the roof o r 'th e bom*
erance In 6 We£kfi
“Rig Bill" 'Tharapaon, thf sdelation with Calonel Luke Lea had cnnfesaod to placing It there.
itend, N*r., r#:». So—(AH - That Salvation Army aillrlHe#
Through a ellght *•. ror on th*
picturesque, Muster log bo mb vatic whoo, newspaper enterprise* la
Memphis end Knoirlll* were al­ part of th* would tie aMosoln, the Reno nvrt th* bid of Arkanoat In Sanfuu are wtda-spraad and
are brlugin. inuvh gw**l lo many
lied with Caldwell .and company. tmmb, c&lt;inel stlrg of a heavy pirce
and o k s r d a l r i tor Itavsly ^amttvrosldanll-1* jrmradlad U ih*
I, , Rtato .Tryniurcr Johji ¥, of (4*o jRledLuUdtA.JMnan'it*. ra- li-aho
rvrve bu*U eoatgrUg'o Wit 111Hr annual report which was read b&gt;.
plodirf d E n C j g ' o t r whrr* I hr dum l In th* Nvreda Ugl»latur»d Captain Ethel M. Rartletl the Ucnl
pr**ldanT?ll»*5h'* •nddngrv'nd the yroturi'ay t» p rtn fl Ih* martlug* corps officer, nl the annual meatlive*-of chtldran In the .mom ad- lioi.it* lo be'ervrrvd In *1* week* lag of the Advisory Board which
er with attempting t* make Mm Jolnlrg.
■,
- • ami without the mcevtll) of was held al Ih* hanford-Atlanllr
kr*p Info m atloe-from , the slat*
• On* of the sagrrl polic* raid stating other than arnvial gwu: d* Honk 1**1 FrlJ*&gt;. Th* meeting
affairs legislative Investigator*
tha bomb had
. lowered lot action.
wo* att*ml*'l by I Intou Allen, l l .
for frar of Involving Col. lark* Ureugh-nfour-ingk
air vent runn­
The amendment to th* prowent
U o, politician nad nodal flguru.
ing from the ptraldent'r hath oo
Th* rhatg* wa, mad* in
a th* third floor to th* roof and Neva la ilivqr.'e law#, which i* Wlloor, mrmber* of the biard,
»talim en read frtm th* stand by that a long fu*e bad lieru a t­ quir.. rv-iilens* in Ih* stole **f and Brigadier Donald McMillan
lh&gt; n mmlstUnrA I t ’ enld that on tached to hr ligMaJ from Ih* up- thru- month* was of fin d »• a and Adjutant Amiarson, etal* *fKrh. n Baker an! h lo .rh lrf ac­ p rr end, conrctly calculated te direct an»w*r to a P0hIh&gt; ihn.rc*-. fleers, uf Jail&gt;*onvlll.*, and c a p ­
countant, Q. It. Briley, wrnt to detonate th* b. tub 10 mini ten af- hill vnaiti- l by tho IJrglilatun- of tain list licit.
Arkaiwa* r n i *imil*r. hill- pend­
During the faM
r** f*10*’
th* capital and wa « railed by tr r haring been lighted.
ing In Idaho ond a v.rttl ntlior lie*, or ZI3 individuals, wvr# furNolan Inin the trvaaurar'o office.
Tli* bomb wa* Intended to *a- stales. Th* Arkansn- im a-nif a- ntkhe.l with gto me* and meat*:
Tf* Ircesurtr, h* saiil, lo ll him pladv a t 4:-10 uV: rk In th* mo-*,
MU garment* and til |oii» of sh-eui.lt» vgerntiva approv tl.
Attorney Jo , V. Williams, caml
lagi Juot’ at (ho tini* the presi­
miltee rcunael, had asked him if dent. who Is nn rally riser,.w ar
Avermhlyman llu) Wrist« of It*- war- Issued; Id3 trausttn o were
nu Ititrvi'uriil llu- ano "Inunl in given a meal and a night'* lolghe had rrfu-ed te accept some taking hi* !&gt;*ik,
th- hnu*e of rrpresputativr* nl Ing. and lour |ur*‘ n« were furf.i.ooo,ooo »f highway withdrawal
Bui the **ld(rr. wb" *• kUflW Coisrn City.
nlehi-d Iran'ponatiim lo distant
rl *
to have confsamd to englniwring
print*. Tho** item* were the teu­
£
wrltter eft* a r-n M * "ra at Col the pint, won net »wm* that re­
Illa«n
up
by
several
lit-nu
It*
h lli iagil kf th* tsrcnty-thlnl Luk, Lea’* home wltk Nolan (o iato n s cf th- temporal side uf SalItoraanr af tha feqadlag. of dlstrll&gt;ute the fuadg 1u avoid Be cent iviofiMIng la the upper y#r», it would fennil still Its b&lt;- vativn Army Ilfs bn oil).
Rotary Chib lufenratl-nal waa puhliran rritlcDm during the last floor both bed left o pmtrudlng llltil after i tvr wr*k'» rv»l«lrnc In
Bplrilnal acllvllle* re-ult-d In
the st.it*- and a trial to hr had
'fittin g ly curried out y**lerday to gtventer’* rare.
i.5.1” - J i l l pl|a&gt; &gt;n the air rent, n»; n wing ellPr cither th* plaintiff uf .d*- th# tonvrioion during the ) ra r or
II*
dbimrlrr
by
half.
aiamhtin af the Raafo’d Chta
lOti ilitldlPn an j .3 adulti. Ktrvst
Bakn'a rialrment said Nnl*q
Coming nn guard K&gt; nilnutr* be­ frrdsnt had lonid#,) r mtinuru*l&gt; meetings h Id totsled ISO durtig
meeting at the Meulotum* HataL laid him he had laTo »*d Wi­
In
Ih*
state
for
*lx
wr-ko.
fore
his
midnight
wetrh
liegan.
Pith a program whQh woe autlra- lliam* that hr knvw 'uothlrg of
Thi- present dl*nrc,. low* uould lb* yeur. while 174 met t&gt;ngl were
ly drr#tad la th* aim*. Mtota, »«4 th e transarllpn and be Jid a t the sbltllrr slipped t» the v*m unre
changed to tnnhc it in si de tu h. M at the Hall at ltd East SacSimdlOoas of the earyle* eiith. . think Ibete we* atiy'i** Idling gefn by t*rn other guar I* piclag
rdd Rliott. II waa rstlmated that
th# other old* of Ih , toof. low­ stal* lit* ground* of thr nvllna 9^42 iwrson* beatd sung*, ser..
a____ n _t__ . . I t L s..l.l
Ik ta rim
O. W. fponeer hod
In
Ihe
w
rits
uf
the
stalulr
with­
ered
th
,
dynamite
bomb
and
fix*
/ L r y s *f th* pragram, and loout selling forth any isirticiiiat* ntnna and testlinot.lta at th &gt;«
#d Ihe fuse to he ‘lighted later,
vfSm srad ag. th a . apeak*r of (ha
In ih* roirplolnt unleey demand*.. awetlnge. luteal ufficer* also spent
'
. .
. . ‘ Y. S . s ____ _
IJM hour, in visiting people In
Poaca d* Lena discoverer of by Ih* defflidant.
h &gt;mrs, while eight svrvtr,*
Hpon.m * *f th* measure said It tbrlr
Florida wa* a month*r of phylotn.
were held in the city at d county
phod,Colombo*' crew an ik* lat* wa* intrude:rd at this tinii In or­ Mia. Sunday Rtho&lt;l was held en-n
der lo hav* ll rtady fir pa-*a?v iJdnda), with a total attendance #f
If aim- other stats finally rnait* I.Afil adult* and ihlldrta.
a short term divorce law.
ITnder Ih* direction of IJeultnaal M irgsirt PnrUn*, a former
*
Farm ers To See Free flfat elate Clrl S c u t, charsrter
work am mg Ihe youthful
Films At High School bqlldbqr
■me auperislly iirts ie j.
That
m a r k ef Ih-. Woik le rutlvd thr
John Purdun. ehnrgvd with l&gt;eln#
“Ufe-Ravtna (■'uard*", and 1* p&lt;maaalnly af dleocderly
conduct drank, eatrealrd a 110 bond. Buy
pn»ed ef girl* fiom .U te U yeatu
thatgo# agair# negpqe*. yjrto«"* Baaler.oa, whit# youth, wa* (into
of Ige whose f mf-foll purpose
te the guarding ef body, mind, **uf
wa. fine*
•IM f &lt;r carrying roneealr t *,*• the |ia*t few weeks, mol I n pic­ Wld olbeis, a* will u* a »lud\ of
puna, PT. fnr otgranry. #• &lt;t t l ture* ef V*rioui phaaos of f#r- Dept aid, &lt;hil,t nursing, rovhMg,
fto dinafdrrlg c«adu«t. Al tl’al-lcn ttllatr jupanfactuilnr .sill !•* • swing, and other h luseUbid duties
waa fined Bio for ■drunken . . . .how* In the eueetlonil depart- m g ' girl in the City, regard!***
Howard
f 10 r „ l.-lr a me-t rooms at the Remlno'- High of p u d . la eligible fer memberBebool, starting at H:00 o'cloriu. Blip in (hat -ranch, ami LiruteaAles R. Johnson will h*ee Rm I’srtens la aveilahlo a t aB
rharg* of tto round-table dlwua- •tarns to perns* who er- Interast&gt;Joining.
•ion, and will’ Introduce the *•Igudler McMillan mad* a few
riou* .uhject* far dUrussloa, all
irk* on the work of the Army
of whirh center arc uml the .ab ­
i* B iata If* p dated aMt that
ject, "PeilUiaor ard the deiar- Manlocd niatrrnil) roasrt had
mloatlon af tto aoaly.l, ta to
handled at tto Emergency
uaed locally”. A eerie* of *trreo* la Jackaor.rithr during fh*
ptlcaa plctoru, depicting rarhue
, nad that plan* were being
i I* eotablleh a boos* for un­
fed
moigfh* near Tampa hs
the fanewre who tor* beer *twar
fjrutte.y
,w
tendiag ,lha.MP*t|Pg*.
urga, a
, negro *
;W*/^(rr.latively agreed .tlu u
Arthur ftud*o* U grr atUaiauco during the re*
surfial drYvo for fuade would
charge-,td dh aalader ef ih# Bpring .r.iliwa.
tadtoqri/g the early pari ol
• III be hnaighl
Lewi* Pirhte.i*
L A qyrta of 143)00 haa toon
g It* neat fag
tak drunk, am
fpr Jrink to be deaa tecally
’ them bear m«PW*. 4i.|its*.«
jto fp si, an! Itaam w)R to Pa­
partlruliilp *0b d WOlte Klor
led tuun which will tqmA tto
pefariy aaoJuc'
lit a a iife rl t* n ic e tW iuads.

while F*OPs LyU harvester HU,*
Mgf and Aldat man Arthur P. AlO x , lewdar of antl-admlnlitraH n fore** la lh* city council and
a partlaaa of Senator Chtrlee
8.‘ Deneen, trailed with 70A1«.
A gain* Mayor Thompaoa la
lh « 'A p ril'u k e tia a will to pitted
Anten J. Cermak, cemmander U
rhlaf of Cook county democracy,
who woo kla party’s nomination
haisAt daw*. In the few prerlncU
tahuMted In the Demovralle pH-mary &gt; a t n lg k t,C e rm ak kad
may* th*D • «S«* to every oee
real far kl« nlagle opponent, Jokg

(R) «■«•#&gt;'•«•* F fw &gt;
It Iota »miuin.*d In a 6otn\
K uin|ran cities IntoT •* ‘to
Jt till**a ihserred lnt»r#»«larial
Unemplsy raent Day, t o t police
were prepared In advance ar.'l
nowhere did lha dtmoliairatloiis
get nut of )tand. Thera *
«P» chr» to farlory worker* In
Muerow, a roundup of commonl.t »u&gt;i&gt;ei» In Part*, and riot*
of a minor rroiWrihMr •“
lln. Krportt IndLated that l**«
than two »cor# were Injured
In d r r r l fight* with polk* In
all uf th f rillie.
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partmetila ."html hotiuRta.’Tom s il'tiht ha* been crP reared that its travel* ran ha
:«mplrtrd In l-'tno fer le'utH to
the While Hsue* tirforp Mur. I.
U Mr. Hooter b n not signed II
by t;n&gt;n on that I'ule. th-. tint*
Eongrci* adjintn*. It will hare
hem given « r pock*l veto." Mualie hhml* hill taiaed hjr Tons i r - three 5rare ago, waa killed
in thla way hr l*rr«id»nl ri«il;d«*.
T i the-* two niaaiurta a third
waa mMed yealerday, whUh also
facial a doubtful future.
The Senile aprroveit llouee *•
uiriiilmenla and aent IS the White
Hi u*e the Wagner hill tiit-irat-- a
apalem of federally aoperryed cmI'lnVntfnt agenelre finance 1 Jol: tly by alato and federal appropria­
tion*.
Tho adntinlalrallnn had apneanr
c*l a auhalllnlr making no prorl•Ion for governmental flnanelat

ad.

An inquiry Into the e*perted re ­
mil a iif Ihe vetrrana' loan bill
rontlnued at Mr. H onrir's direc­
tum. (lovernmrnl agemlea are a*reitalnlpg how many ve'etana
would apply fi r loans, and whal
frnptrtlma of thaae were In eco­
nomic d litm a.
' . . t V . a W I N ivrwaee* the loan
value pf. veterar.a adjusted aer*
yfee eompeflaUtlen e*rtlflrat«e
from f t 1-t per rent to Ml per
rm t
Tlie Muscle Fhsal* comprjmlae
wniM provide government ope ra­
ti n of the power plant, private
■■prraltvn of the nitrate plant for
fertlllter production, government
Comtruitlon of power iranmilea on line* and ol a fre*l&lt; r dam on
the rilnrti ltlver In Tinnwaw.
The t'h'ef Ktorntlre ye.ienlay
rerrlvril a telegram from (iovrrnor Mill i of Alabama virgin*
him t,i approve Ihe hill a» an unemplnvmint end farm n-liif meaaurv.
Mhoitl) after the meeturr waa
teeelvid at the Wliito II .u*o ll
aniuiunitd it woul I be n n l
In the War Department, the Tow­
er (Yntmb'lor., the lludgrl llutrait ai d poa.ioly the Ju«tk.&lt; Depurlment f* r Invratlgatiifi before
Mr. Hoover art*.

i

Shortly after lunch t«vd»y, Law­
rence Lundqul*!, a former caddy
at Ihe Sanford Courtly Club,
playing over that course agalnet
I .eon LeHoy, IMO Cily Uolf
v iamplon, In the diiet l l helee
of the final match play for the
(1*31 title, was one up oa the de*
frndlig champion afler a match
which *aw both the golfer* turn­
ing In ,c«te* whirh weir comrelatively P*or. partly nttilhutable to a high wind whkh swept
Ihe course continually. Mr. Lundquiat had a 4&amp;, ami Mr. LeUoy
had a t".
It « *t a nlp-arJ-luck itru g tie
dram lhr start, however, and aevr al fancy *hut« were recorded
by b&gt;th the men. Mr. Umdqulat
had the edge In patting and was
ainkilng them with ease, lloth

1‘ullntan, carrying Id peraona M h
.rvvwly
-M.fe . mlaaed ,.111
Ma,i MI* Ini
A ik
a
plunging
Into
the
water. The flt*l N l a »
wae
hangtrg over Ihe brink of th«
draw. Arthur Ingram, the eagL
near, Nick Vaughn, baggage ma».
ter, Kieklal Ciumpton, negro flra- p
man, and L. .White, negro porter, ' •
all of Montgomery were killed.],
H, H. Hag*run, a**i*tant *uppr»
inteodenl cf Ih* Mobile-New Orlean* dirltlon uf the laiuUvtlW
and Naihvllle railroad aabl that- ’
h* waa unable to account far the
■ccidrot a* 'the trick I* equipped
wltk an gutonaallc block tigaal
which should hare (Iren warning'
c f the open draw fully a mOe
away. It* r»pre*e*d th*
belief
thsl Engineer Ingram ouffeaed pH
attack of illness which reunited’
Ip the crash.

Two Robberies
Reported To L
Police Departn
Two mhherlr* |

m^jJ,#PVleu *f,li

Mr*. Kl&lt;n Knight, city inirarlan,
thi* mninior announced a ihange
le library houra. effective today.
During week days, the library will
he open from 10:00 u'cl-ck until
no m, and from 1:00 n'rlurk until
h i Ml n't h rk. On Saturday*, from
O.iMl u'clork until noon, (mm 2:00
u'rl-rk until ft:0fl o'clock and ( n n
7:00 u'clork until WOO o'clock.

TAI.LAIIARSF.E, Keh. 2.1 - lA I’l - s Trutlee* of Ihe internal
lmptnvrm&gt;nl fund today author­
ised Iht holding of u second sal*
ef RvergUriei Drainage District
l*ni!s fer delinquent Use*. No
date uf the ssl* was s*t. The first
•ale leret lly brought apftv*|.
niately f in,000.
Florida prmures HI prr.ent af
the phusphat * mined in Ih* Untied
.Stale*.

hour today, m arreata had, f t i
been mad*. Th* firnl'w ea rrpoit- '
*d St ahsul 10:10 yetteTqdy' ■;
morning tram Ih* home of 11. JA , 1
\lnl-olaflil
d in U
Xonnll ■ Avegu*
AIrklllig ■'
Moreland, AIO
Magnolia
where ashiron* had rnlerad a liw
room and slol*n a IT Jewel Jl*
liesplo walrh. No 6lhfr artlc|ea
W*-e ml.*li g The walrh bear*
oareral Initials nn tha hac)t ,«f
Ih* rase.
Thr, othir wa, an attempiuA.
m try at th* Baggett Hoda Kauataln In tha A&gt;vaJ» Building. Semd*
on* had cut through a side d°UT
screen aril tiled t« Jimmy ^
,
lurk, but had nut aucreed *d. OD .
fioer Otnrgc tlray made a sata* 1
ful Inreetlgathn, hut was uaahlo
to locate the guilty |ver*oa,
, i '?
Chief Hoy U. William* thla
morn.ng urges that any susplclmq
aft ions on the port of strshgtru .
b , imuieflately reported to Ota
police station In o’der that ah
vrstlgaBon may be tondueiadvak - y
once. I-oral police are making
every effort t j rid the city \4 t .'
undesirable* who are In Fteiidn,
In largo number* a t ltd , time e l . &lt;
th* yraib and they ask tha ad*
slatanc* of evtry istUlsnt.
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Local Canity Dealer^
Drives Hie Car Into
Parked Automobile

Two Seminole High School Students
Leave To Join Mrs. Owens* Party
Ml.* Virginia Earle and Mr. Ed­
win tthlrholMr, Hemtnsl# fuun
ty‘» two hirh ichuot student* who
will be Ih* gneets uf Ruth Bryan
Owin, Florida'* Congrpamroman,
on a «*uek mid tiu r Is Washing­
ton end return, left this morning
for Now Rmptsia, whare the&gt;
loard.d th* apeilal Pullman whirh
left Miami early thi* morning in
mule l l Ih* Tapltal O ty.
They win h« members of • perl)
of "beet rnm geitlaen*" of 3f high
sehanl alvulmvle, repreaentlrg IH
rnunti a (n Mr*. Owen*' district,
sh&gt; were the furtuntie winner*
i f relay CaoteeU early this mortk.
The entlrp ggaap, atountpanito by
rhap'rna'.t, will loa*e Jarkanneilla
I .eight al* f:M o'clock, and a r­
il, al In Walhtegten I* eih»dnlrd
fur 2 :N o'cUck teaaom w after.group cf Plnr'gualdenu. Will
the I'nlon H*athem «o thell
Being Ihe.firat
« day* »f »lra! and nludy of
ament at cloac
af aal Iona I ta-

lerrsl will b , vlrittd. Including
tin'll Ihe House and Svnste build­
ing* which uru now In eesslan. and
Mr*. Owen p la n In secure for h er’
pnrir. privilege* which are rarely
allowed vlvltor*. Th* high ipvt uf
the vl.lt I* the capital will be Ih*
Inirndui lion uf the party, IndividHally, In the President of th* Uni.
Ird Atalrn.
Th# start f *r hnme will to
made ut m'dnlaht Saturday night,
and . arly Monday momlng the pullmane will I* left on a *Mlne gt
Vrrn Beach wliera. h ginning pt
t»:to o'clock In the mnrnlrg, an
all-day reunion and banquet will
rllmas the annual trip. Mia.
Owen haa Invited t«r that ntea• ion the winners ef her first Wash­
ington ptlgrimage last year, and
at least *S young penpk will ho
In the group wMrh will to grestad
by prnmlrent atutu olfklala and
p ditleal figure*.
Mr*. Owsn plans I* conduct a
similar tour c*rb yoor al • tneaas
»f Impioslng ctliunship among
(to children residing In the F ow th
Florida District, which tha rape*
sent* and all r&gt;pease. In cenaat*

hi, Kav sedan Irta th* rear a f i
a llulrk aedaa, owned by Mia. J a.1
C. Beaton, coualug slight dam­
age* to toth the automobile*, .
The accident occurred a t Park
Avenue spd Tenth Street a l ahoak
7:00 o'clock. Mr*. B*n*oa’# « T ’'
ura* paikrd, faring north, la IN M
ef tho Mahouey Apaitmaatp, agjLSfl
was unoccupied. Mr. Daria, dptf- ^
ing n. rth or. I’a k Avenue,’ ram­
med the rar *Ub such f oree ap "
to cause It to rail at laaat l M H
feet b.fur* -lopping.
D q M ||d
• hmlff W. T. Wheeleoa, w h o lf p i'l
a* a ahoit diataaca fram I k f U
»cen», rsarhed the wreck a.JtoM’^
mpmint, after It occurred,’ pataOt
later turned Mr. Daria avm _S fla
City uvst-rcyile officer B tofM rjd
who took Mr. Darla ta th* &gt;sl|p M
atatlen,
|
He was rtl*a*«d on a ftlQ to a ty ri
and hi* can# will be heard at
Monday ar.*U a
of
Moateftata Y
Court.
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I 'a ?.;
I

�Follows
fit R esen tm en t
Board Decision

»»» HdWrtiUd yetlwJ*r by Wj**,

« r » . H r denied thee* - « * /lfci
slgbU ot cetmevtcn J&gt; M w W .h i'
■ Ig ag to itm and (th ■» M u d ^ t
M m O u d n C&lt;*porailsr v „ *£
baa. been, rumored
jf}'. •.?
Meanwhile, rrp e rt-I* M V * i d**
&gt;pit# emphsllc J f « w * &gt; * « » • ;
and ih* n o t w w
considerably J.'D rooo. tb* promoter. i W t b
|* f , agitated tho I N I outdoor P rim . Carnero-JImmy Malonbj
Heavyweight fight oral ado will hit

OhWITY O r FLORIDA.
RVIM-K.
Feb. 24-B toI the U niernlty of Flurida
5iM I* arm* her* Monday
tha aanooneament of AthlrtItdetor E d far Jon**, that (ho

lm’ JWOrhimplcn«hlp boxing

£%.£&amp;!?&amp;}&amp; £ •

l/woold not tx tout to th*
paac* tournament this ’Week.
etodert* were particularly
bod over (h* fact that th*
MRall (**fn, which has had
*y poor season, was being
U tho tautnamont while th*
i'^hooirlng b u m ever* iMa-

tween Mick*/ .Walk**, the thoorrtlcal mlditlaarolght champion wtlkp
big ambition*, and Jphaay Risk#
tho Cleraland Bitkor hoy.
tVatkrr. spatting Kiaho about
.85 pnunda, will h o u r tho Hag f i t
tho 10 round fmrturw fetotrb a ftp
rorlt* to repeat tho rtetory hr

Director Jonas today
a long- Ilittc J d a ltn -

flx- to fir* la H lckef's fhror, due
t i th* determination Riako bar
manifest In his training, a t well
a* his habit of apHnglng upsets.
As a warning of more ttrlooa
affair* to rapt*. W. U (Young)
StriliUagi

daort* orgaalaatlam. Thl, afterW M at Key, national ’ hoaor
Minify composed of atodant
hr’-Madera, d I*pat (hod g com*
daw to tho athletic houdquart('w ith a rrrjueat that ttq atb0 . department chang*
Its
■i On tha matter and “find th*
!f ir aumewhoru" to send tho
dW ..Rath Coo*h Phil o*c*a-

r

'Irhrfjl .^dlaa^dk

.■BMd Key mem bora.
H e Key secured th* prtmilc*
Wruetor Jone« that tho olbI •department would . Dad the
lay nnd pay th* aipenaoi of
am a t lean on* way, prothat ronferenre tfflrlaU
allow Florida to onler tale.
• far th* lourrament doeirs of Ut* boxing team,
plana to Mar* for the
Wednesday, wen* datod
W £ * \ thla morning they had
I at*n boon entered hy th* farr a ih le tle eommitlo* In charge
“park manor*.
by ’ thalr captain, Johnny
Mtd*. dlmlnullr# Tampa mamQwf-th* team, and Rsuth*m
ShniM* bantam champion, th*
gti’ offrred to hitch hike or
at their way to Virginia In prth it lh r University* of WorJfplgkt be isproenU d In th*
H f c n li • •
!
• i
iftar much itnfofancljif, Dilor Jon** propnsoo to thorn
t.
university wop'd
p*y
D way to (ho Ujurory If th*y
Ud get back tha beat they ciuld

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M r ar* not playing bids ami
,’ how#rer, for. tho loader of
'Athletic* cam* bach to look
h i personal boat rase nnd t»
qd th* mooting Mondoy night
•hlch th* Philadelphia award
b* nenito. A year ago tha
M.wsa made to Mack aa hav'aawtribvtrd a service calcui t * advance th* boot latarif Philadalphla.
tk, who ha* bean la FtuHda a
i' playing golf, will return
M^day.
* ,
K 1 tutcr said k* saw no
i why Ida tram should nut
through again Uln yaar.
iponds «n th* way th*
Itehere perform, ho said.
it.
ilk U U 1

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H o ftttf* r o u t. Hvortgv &gt; vootttw
*rrtotyty tH .-touk.tt
&lt;£K*«. -WtttM t* H « * .

CERRO HURR1EH
TROOPS SOUTH
iliue Mack Sees TO NIP REVOLT
tktetics’ Success ( Continued from Pago On*)
rule*'will be established for th*
(Pitchers* Hands altllng
of 0
assembly and (he
ULADRLPHIA, Feb «4*I—Connie Mack, mananh of
la euireye In tho baecboll
t, was In Florida ta il HalurSad com* of his player* In
kdelphla. Today the** pleyrra
.hr Florida and Mack U In

Never Such a
Story 1 Never

country • wl'l b* headed toward
normal ronilltullunal government.
In th* maantimo; loyal gorom*
ment troops from Puao, Cuecu
and Jullsra war* marching uuun
Atoqulpa to tubdua tha Tebola
who aelatd the ally Friday and
not up a government of thalr
Official circle* said that report*
of participation by the Peruvian
Navy In recent event* are totklly
untrue. The navy 1* anchored
at Callao and did not participate
In th* trouble there Friday al­
though tha mutineers attempted
to Indue* It to Join (he move­
ment.
GUAYAQUIL, Mruador. Fab. 84
— (A PI—A passenger who. left
U m a ‘thl* morning on a Ilin-Aitirjkan-Orace air liner doclatyd
that ra t laaa than 800 persona
war* killed ln the revolt which
waa supproased a t Calloa Friday.

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cat ( u e t . » »
OfrcHt*t£*v

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w m to i ■

^oovTORToon/sNCg
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O rm an holder of th e , world's
heavyweight UU*. aro.*l»m *;*cPt
’ fer thro* rognda owch of. aahlhition staff for (ho benefit of the
customors sod O ballyhoo for tholr
chontpbnahlp fight eomewfierr I*
Ih# North thl* Juau.
Thar* are the main allraelionr
of tho ahow promotod by "I***’
Etr'bllng. energetic parent of th*
Anwrlcin bcs?*w«ight litU c m I*
ImffVfe. ^
a,
'
. V f H ' U * o f ’Tplw l»
fnlflllcd T | i r i T
ri'm lllM H
PiW*no4er' A tfM n g f. t t p g t r vthP
M*«*oa Svp aiw (lordm arm *, «*■
I ho ^utagirt* of- Miami, to ho oreupied by shout 80,000 customers,
ard the "gats” to reach Ofld.OOo «t
price* of $3 to $S, Th*'. U raaee
tain yroterday, Btr'bllag l ala,
passed 020,000.
• •
If th* woathor inW tftrot, th*

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piOtauxO.'^m

March 1, IPI3, la an Important
dale In Urotna-ta'x history, tho ax,
latlng lt.;oni*l(gg law, adopted In
aertrdancc with th* alateonth a­
mend nu nt | j tho C outllatlon. har­
ing become effectlr* on that date.
To drterm'ne taxable gain or
deductible Ides'In Ih* eal* or
other d Stoeltlon of prSIlifty ac­
quired befotA March l» U ifc aro
aold or olberwis* deposed of af­
ter that dale a c tmpartian pf tho
eoat of the property wj h Its fair
market value as of Mar^h 1, lftl.1,
is netreisr). Whichever amount la
greater le th* flgura Is bo com­
pared with th* protooda. of th*
sal* In dotarmlalag laxahW gain

th e .m o to r fu e l th a t g iv ea
Brilliant

Performance
Individual N o w B e a u t y

RARE R ID IN G COMFOP

14 you carry Ilf* laaur^nc*
—*• «l*s wen do—y tu wtU
Ba aum* - IwtoroaUd In lha
Imnresattm adrortUamont la
UU paper/, ahowlng th* fi­
ne oc 1*1 statement of
th*
largqal llf*^ lorurancs com­
pany l» (be world, ih*

. -«a *

'

•itt-ijii,-,

^hMa^lap
t rising or at

I

�Summer when better times were predicted
were hundreds of unbelievers. But today
have dwindled to « paltry score or more. 1
hanclal troubles settled, temporarily, a t U
Jjry bringing a magnificent price, what m

5 ! p s s t U»t
Wtfortl, there
M hundreds
the City's ft•Ad with eelA id be ex-

Ami it friend of ours brings In a d ip
Opinion", to show that with all the troubl
the nation haa passed during the last tt _________ _
year of 1130 m w many things accomplished, much money
saved, much merchandise sold. Depressions, tllie same as
booms, often receive over-emphasis, and this one has been no
exception. Things are not always as bad i s tjiinr seem. Conalder what "Publix Opinion" has to say: i ■
"For example, consider 1330, lately intarnd/hfow Ilea he
there and none so poor to do him reverence. Yet that muchmaligned year loaded and unloaded 40.800,000 freight cars,
and with three million trucks on the Job. too. It made and
sold a new automobile for each ten families a t a cost of
$2, 169,600,000, and saw registrations highest of any year,
with a gasoline consumption of 309 million bhrreb, an alltime record. U saw electrical production h it Its highest
mark,
"Nineteen hundred nnd thirty manufactured four and
a half billion yards of textiles, and 316 million pairs of shoes,
the usual two and a half pairs to the persop.
^
Tn ,
Ifid varmnl* thfm ifbJlyidendsTo thu nmounfoTfljRJu.lJWp
000.
J find no trace a t harvests
"Nineteen hundred and thirty saw to It that expenses
it i hid you store?
pf living did not exceed Income, as evidenced by hundreds of
i.gteesurr-med are Wrapped in thilllonJi of dollars increase In savings banks and eighteen and
a half billions of new life insurance.
Urn'Blow/,
"Nineteen hundred ami thirty added one -million in
self. Home hear ymi moat know
lidla/nei era baton In ttaair
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sort Iflea high dream's men
mlngty devise

Reactionary
Doom hive permitted bat one test
of strength In Un lev er h ap art ef
Congress. The cards ware stodkad
s n l s e l It. It last;
New the prtesur* ef pehile
opinion be&gt; forced the Heees te
•gain consider the proposition OS
Its m eriu. The admiaUtmtfcn
“sheep hcrdeis" in die House will
permit a vote.
Bet it le to be the Gifford
resolution on which th r llooee will
vote In this impending tret. T hat
is elmont Identical with l*ie Mor­
ris raioUUnn. There Ine tre e a s
inconsequential elteretlon of word­
ing, just enough to throw the
thing beck to the Kenalr, end In
a legislative Jem a . Match 4 ap­
proaches to imperil the Whole

acquired hr p n
camber &gt;1, IM0,
termlnlng the M

seats the HarmUMl district of
Msisecbusette in the House, has
been a relatively undistinguished
member. Ills ehirf claim of fame
has been the development of tee!
estate ptojects and tum m rr resort
hotels,
Norris ^resolution Is to be
’to the sUtes the lloec• T edmlnlstratlon Is dsterm.tvvl
that It shall be known an the Gif­
place where goods, services and labor were exchanged to the ford resolution.
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rrna*. Fight os, apeak with •Stoat of. 100 itliljon dollars, and the returns-era not all-in *§ ■
yot.
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“ -v"’-iplrlt'a tongue:
For nheer pcU lnr»,'lil ‘pihUes
"One would think, from the walling, that we hail all Washington has n o t, iditerrad a
quirt ’ Christ Himself wss

been wiped out by a terrible catastrqpha of Nature—a
Noph’s flood, a ahiftlng'of the Gulf Stream, &lt;or by dreadful
holocaust.
,, , '
"Vet we are all hero. The stores am stilt open. The
are not, w too men deny yea trains are running. You can get that number-on the tele­
phone. The traffic problem Is still lively. Movlo houses are
S' pert Uieel-Joye—ee««h well your no nearer seating all their customers. Chlldrsn ara what they
•Jwsrt.
always ware. Young folks arc getting married. Lawyers'
briefs ore ju st gs long. Ilardy oammutars aiuka Uie 8:16 in
Idas than nothing flat. Under Nature’s white coverlet, buds
H»e with foes' UplifUd
await the coming,of spring.
o the Dreaming On*.
"If these commonplace signs of life as uiual* betoken
’ lly Kate b a l k Hawafra
sol
netaktlO ia
tk e n
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national
InsUbUity,
then there tIn. a
rt, * ' - ■*
bung .

Calvary to drop warm seed
I tKt'. roiden Cbailee
God's - holy, seed,

lifngw pry pertlrrUr lieu* a* tv _
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the pr .prirly nt tho Norrirrrs-il'i'
turn for an amandlnant lo lh.‘ Irnl soft Foievsl Job* fulluwing lever a decide.
t
restitution in change the deli- ..(.udaUun St the polls,
They are actuated by the Ideifir the assembling i f VlimgW**J. Th, ’ Varlam aobterfugea* to Ileal motives wltJch prompted t*&gt;r
?lta adoption la held t" tov,, which risort haa been had te de. Inaplvoil and iu»qullaw*. project a(

Beger and better days for the
B ffrd Chamber of Cammerre —
agreeing all of Seminole Countaking ef the recent Carroll
; a headline declares: "Choilrt* Wars Fully Dressed brays so obvloils. From thousands of good homes throughout t,r j
1 Art eeted" — which muet (he country; each year sees an innumerable caravan of dr* been
beeo • now . experience fqr :ent giris marching toward the more metropolitan centers of L

o r Iftavblltaa Callaway, formarly
i\-aslkli«Uud aura got us Dam*I c t f tr told, didn’t bat Ban ha
SLwroic President lloovar that no
^ntA". who la n man, could accept
k ufflc* as a republican In ito
h. Callaway la going out to
&gt; 1 where man nra man and a

Thos* worthy HepUMlean reat■onarldg jibo arp hj central of
fl* prevent House i t Bepraaontatires wtU pot permit thi* legl*tatHa inform to redound to the

of population. Parental, advice of tljp blffzUUr’-a.WlckcdiiEan liav.
deters none of them, for ail of them thinK they- am Immune, eaplr
But the lonesatneness of the city, do they ever think of thitYlf,
And If th r^ W^Wtwt is their answer? Do they realise th*A'- ° r
the loncoomeat place in the world aan He the heart of a big ****'
city? . \ P
"Two twelve-year-old girls set out tho other day from pTc'i,
a Now Jersey town lo find a colorful life and fortune in New New
York", says the New York Herald Tribune. ’T h e y
FB
did not* get hero. They l o s t courage a n d . w e n t pick*
home: but if 'they h a d been five or t e n y e a r *
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Treac Rchreadar and Glenn DaOn, who Willed a policeman nnt
1,11,1 Kfia-ir
iur It,
n. signed
»ipn*s« m
led ip
in tha
chair for
1
n u M n a n t In which they profeisdd
.’ysliilcin and declared: " V i both
i m l nnt tha blood of our bovine,
JTSaS*, hits cloanard n* of *11 sin”.
“TfaaAblonil nf our Savlur umloubt.
M iy ha* rlaansad many pareun*
« f thi-lr ,1ns, but don’t count an
it tto muiji. CglculsUng criminals
who bclisva thay can repant at &lt;h*

running a Uiuken, Bow, Neb., gro­
cer fer the United BUtos Srnnte
again*! the veteraa
legislator
merely because the grocer’* name
happened to be Identical—Geoigc
W. Norrie—and tho primary totlot-would net have permitted a
sufficient differentiation to in­
form the loyal .followers' of the
Senator.
'.There la the further fact that,
while one uf the moat ardent pi o
hiblllon advocate*, personally amj,
politically, to which V aihiogtM
nWy point a fiag*r.,rth*r* I* a
deep-rooted
determination
by
Unnwr. JiMud»U*qM.,.H&gt; auaU h

Hoover ticket In IMS. He declar­
ed publicly for Allred K, Smith
a* one who esteemed human rights in perfect good humor, "What
above property eight*.
difference does W maker Tits
piineipte Involved U the IpiportMt
This latest move assume* a car- thing, Irrespective /&amp; irt* S fn * « s
,
tain soidtdne** which acme of the It bean."
best Old Gaardmen earnot pwalHie chief concern It that action
a|o*rJ
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a
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without nauseating recollec- by the Htosa a t 't h l t 'J s U data
Uon, of the Robert IL T atcsrvf* -with tho change* la U xt.M raJy,
fort ttrrrsd 'N o rrta -o o rsf thS ltw aufficient to gled th« G U ferdm aoiutlos aqy m l IsAfridvohty
publican I’arty.
Through it aU Senator Norris might cause the whole
stalk* smilingly - superior to the be lost In the IsglehUra
political pygmies who au a ll him. it would be postponed J
What I, hi. answer to the pro­ (Tearject ito glv*J tne
the title
of “Gifford
utw bi
Miimm
resolution” to tha Norti* resolu­ ' “A Harvard prqfue
u r r . t u a m W atufaef
tion ?
&lt;&gt;i u: ifd i
“Tha principle Involved la too ,H to aver trie* fOy
that Ip Sip Frapcveco.
big fnr ua In qulhhla

icmbtra a

would make very good bungalowa,
RKroltTERR—Wall, then, how
do yno Ifke-tho Statu* of f.ltovtyW
FROMAGC—l have not scan It
fat
REPORTERS - There It la,
right th .re—wa’rs going post It
sow.
...
FKOMAGE—Why, I thought
that waa one of your p*Pl*r mdcto Roadside advartlaementa-^yna
know, boasting asm* tods fount­
ain drink *r a new brand of gasotlsa.
AND Mr, liapp*port's fans pa*
has gat tto ship aew ntoyt. a van

B rass’s cabin now. flood rare**
, Mr. Morgan, wa*re tha ship
Saw* report* 1 a.
p,. „ . 1,
( J. P,’ Waii, whore hav# yaq guy*
boon f l'v* bean w.UIng bare forty
atinutaa- to give oat a-ldataannl.
REPORTBRitodtonw Mg^Aiaf

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•■’Wfito® meet the k«Ubts of Uirir dra
fitly-hpBpy. Some leap into the stream i
pnny that, is not nans roprocho and Moat
endless procession of empty hours onl
miseries: but thousands and thousand* di
mono and more
Ivating a

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Supporters Of
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Calendar
The &gt;un room a t U*o Woraaa’a
Club arai decorI lad with quanlitlr» of rad, white and bluo aaroot
pcaa, and violeta, arranged la
» l« n ard bow la with fern, when
Mra. Walter 11, Bath and Mri.
K, 11. l-aney ca ta laiaed tho
member* of I ha Social Depirtment with a Georg* Washington
bridge party yeeterday afternoon.
Rrtldra the rod, ghlte a n l bluo
flowtta, the Oonrai Washington
blra waa nerrntuated by the Ul__
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whlrh _____
woremlalatu
mlnlatue r fam
fane
ri CbapMr of the U. D. healing plcturea cf George and
w MM a t s o'clock a t Martha Washington.
a t .Mia. W. M. Thigpen,
Throughout
Urn
afternoon
ASMma&lt; All vialtora are

Tbe Georg* Wa«hlngtaa Idoa
waa carried out In deco ratio** aod
party appointment. at the bunco
party given laat Friday evening
by Mra, Mary Hotly a t har, heart
on Myrtle Avenu,., In honor a t
a number of her fitrnda. Quaatltlra of. red awrel prat and rod
gladioli were arranged hi oaaaa
and bawl, about the room whara
the guest, wer* rntrrtaleeA.
At tba conclusion or the haneo
iramea high acore p iiia weal to
M n. U Mach, or Staten lik e d ,
N. J-, while second h ig h . acora
price waa awardrd John Smith,
of Chicago. M h. John Smith, ef
Chhwgo,'who had third V tb atary,

Mra. A. C. ChaiAbariain collected
the rtorta. High acore prite, a
large hooqttet of rod, white and
blur tweet pea* tied with n red
lull# bow, wcat to Mra. E. Comptan.
AL the tea hour, a aalad rourar,
fu'ther emphaalalag the rhoarn
color nola, w a, carved with roffee
by the hoateaar*. su llie d by Mm

J. VenderZahn wa* tbe recipient
of low *core prtae.
Refreshment* were,, aerved. by
the hcatcaa, assisted by MliwVWH
el Dolly, Thoae preient w atts Mr.
and Mr*. George Herb**, Mr. and
Hr*. Joe Melech, Mr. and Mm. L.
Mack, of Staten Inland, M. J , Mrs.
John Smith and aod, John Smith,
of Chicago, ||l., Mr. and M n . A .

rsonals

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fH foda e f' Mra, J. C. Mitchell
m-dhafhter, Dorothy, will ic g n t
jte r il that they are HI at their
m t on Summerlin Avenue.
lib- end M n. E, B. RocImy and
djdfbh abd Mr. and Mia. W. M.
K m formed a party motoring
rJM Bok Memorial Tower Sun
Inlaraal ta the frlandi ol
lOlh Prurmcn will be the
f m i i i t that ah* la lrapru*«aly i t hoc horn* on Wcat

M i d t r of the CampueH- I lo lw t
P o tt umber M or IW A w r l n t
Legion, Ihk morning Itwu j • M l*T of thank* to all ■.iinhcfa o f
the coot, and any pacoon* who aid­
ed la the n i t t t u of Ike A a tr in o
Legion Minilrvlt which w as pew
a n te d at the City Hall taut w *
Tbe ahew « u atagtd fa r IW
parpooe of raining fwadb for a
proposed a d itity , and a Boat oaaa
a m roaliinJ, Hr. Zt m a a i r n M .
blind evangeliat, will begin a
campaign on Sunday, March 1, a t
tho Salvation Army' Hall. Sid
R u t Second Street. Service* a ®
ha conducted every evening. UP
rapt Saturday, at l t d P. ML
Special muiie baa boon arranged,
la addition to tba aaaal goepW
mewageo. The public la cordial!?
invited to attend.

Shimpou. Ftrger Waco aad
Neck Trim all far

$1.00

BLUEBIRD
BEAUTY SHOP
CukotomB! ambry BIJg.

SANFORD BONDS
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$50,000 TAXES PAID
ftfrVf$BHiWMrtands at a great
savings to the tax payer.
We Hare the BONDS
Call and See Us while
Bonds Are Cheap. —----

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Thoie preaent were: Mra. W.
Theodore Imngtey, Mr*. J. R. Bak­ and the MU*ea Helen Staathoff,
er, Mra. Victor Green, M m A. T. Clara Melaeh and Roth Malrch.
White. Mm E. O. White, or Knox­
NOTICE
ville, Tenn., Mra. E. A. Londenberg, M m G, P. Paxton, Mra.
Dayton Stoner, Mra. Roland R.
Head, M n. H. Waycle Rueker.
Mn. John Melirh, M m S, IX
Hlghleyman, M m E. Compton,
A N T IQ U E S
Mm George Zurlleldr, Mm Wil­
MRS. KRKD T. WILLIAMS
liam Ludwig, Mtaa Marion ZurCat Flower*
Helda, Mm Franc I« Meriwether,
U * Gab Avtwaa
Mia. John Eerrenimy Mr*. A, J.
I*ktw# 3W-J
Petrn.on, M m R. C. Harper, M'a.
TltKHDAT, THURSDAY,
D. E. Takach, MIm Ida Kkmmer,
FRIDAY
of Tetcakey, Mich., Mr*. A. C.
Banford, Florida.
Chamberlain ar-d M n. Jamea L.

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who ha, been viaJtlng hie
and eliter, Mr, and
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A' far. the pact law weeks.
Johmecn, who ha, bean
W a t the bom* of Mr.
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P. PAUL

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                    <text>DAILY NEWSPAPER

Strum Appoin
Considered *

At Same Time Moves
For New Constltu• tion AndWithdrawa
His Own Candidacy

Primary

Election C o n t e s t

By 18*000 Plurality

BonrHot Gvrro nit hod Iroopt yeOtrniay to ynish o iTfbolllon at
Ardqntpa, doralnaijt -dig of 'SobUt-

etnoeyaMc nominee for
Wortd'g. Fair mJorwshlp
hlcagb wju the prise Uist
tc

r li pool lean

p rim a ry

» CaSffdeitco of victory

TAMPA, Feb. 24—(AIO*-*.
K. Calt:way, (tamer RepublMM
«tairman of Florida, tetay said
"t* war guing t j TroOa “wWta
they elected * llrpubllraft* to
Coagfeaa." Ilr ..lit I' t.U r* t
lloorrrV noiiinatlra of &lt;Vo*
Justice Elium of tho Kloriia
auprim.' e urt to bo a fade ml
Judge war “-miles* olap in tbo
faro of worthy Republican#."
Slium l» a Democrat;
-

TOLDATHEARING

or* by withdrawing hi* randldary
for tho proaldoncy and moils* for

W itness'DeflarSTHc
T ransferred Sum
On Colonel's Order

headed a military Junta, govern*

th re e
M * fltg BUI Tkomp.
mayor and fighting

rth term, sail ho oxrv* a 150^000 plurality.

NASHVILLE, Tenn , Krh. J t -

« Lyle mid bo expect- (AP)—With bards claapod did

Tho oi peon by 130,000 bla ■ils*foot*lhreo figure drawn
Vote for Alderman Ar- ferward, Rrbort II, Baber, .18year-old highway commissioner
yvatsI day (old tba legislative com­
mittee Investigating sU to affairs,
A r W h tbo mayor and judge in- he had followed blindly tho re­
I f i sf that victory weald b* his quest of Col, Luke Lea, publisher
■Tjito vetera decided the qoos- and politician, that ha deposit
tN n '^ o n the recced aad repuU- fSSfljOOO is tha Haliton
Trust
ties of 'the cand'datee." It ha. company of Kcoxvtlle, which lat*
beau era of the hotlsel'campeiga* •r. In. resisting
rvcalnrshlp,
] Cbtrago'# history.
claimed It was an Illegal deposit.
American Iwgim members, »mHis admission cams aflsr an
toaser, slate allainey’s ufflcen hoar’s storm cf questioning *y tho
and voluntrcra' fretn civic ergan- loud-tndced
chslimsn,
Walter
IgaUaaa ,wefe s i n M - a . poll Paulkasr, a stocky, fighting typa,
w iic h o n lta bo kliuionod In every who pressed and -pressed for in­
prv^wet to guar^, agslost hollet formation.
■tb/flcg,.stealing and violence.
Tho young crmmlasloncr flnsk
,'Jaugp &gt;Pfdak’dn. ■PosMaa orderod bn In);halva searvb fbr A) GaV p4. gang leader, wba Is rapwtod

3

in r-h p '« ''^ a b 4 '« S o * 'T a a M -d f
a involution ho bo*an laat August
whlrh untoatod Proaldrnt Auguato
D. Loyal a.
Tho junta cancollod a dreroo
locking toward a general olortlon
a id a fow hours later Sanrhos
rorro withdrew hi. candidacy.
The prvaldont signed a manifesto
declaring that only a national as*
aombly will bo chosen in tho forth*
romlrg polling.
This body will he In the natote
of a constitutional contention and
legislative Indy in ono, as It first
will draft a new cedo and thra
will ilt as a congress for a trrrn
to kf» fitod later. In tho mrantlmo
It will aot tho data for a proal*
dentjal olortlon and alio munlcl*
pal lalloliag, and will dafine thr
powrra of tho oarcullvo.
Whew th , ?iu lh of l*otu la
|&gt;aclt)o&lt;t. the manifesto continued.
(Coetinned On r a t e Hla)

Boy Flier Finishes
Round Trip Flight
From Havana Cuba

i 1 ■: '
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NEWARK, N. J.
-" W h q y did Luk.
bav. t - d . IA Pj -U*
with tha'motieji i t the |&gt;ab|lle « ( a via lee, low
Teonraaeett.tbm adtrtd Hulkmer.' At b:W F. I
i oyt ^ninths agu-by Ju
C "H# aald the Fuu.th sad ,Flftt
had m art dtpotlta t f tlaU
ml*' Dear wratlo-'oava
than thay cared to heap.° f/ ‘
/awies Hamilton Lewis,
“How did ho g rt that laforroa- n f l l f f l t P .I
yesterday to lead klasosM
lion?" ashed Faulhaer.
u l . J l in .
"Did h« «Wi the Feartb and " ' i , I'
First T ‘Why didn't ytm a.k hl«*
, Continued On Pago Four)
LVnuJI
illeatt candidates sport
4 day prWIetlag that
h i ‘ oaoitiialed. Mayor

a&amp; w rx

Ua fttaVfiti1 m
» .

WASHINGTON, F eb .,1 4 -(A F )
4 f | , U . LyU mod Ihumpeon
—The Eighteenth Amendment was
ermpa.
.. ‘
Lyle Igirefed AUfrl hi him Dnsl sustained as valid ''(d d ay 'ty ’ lha
iprerheu, but predicted be Would Supreme Court. V ndd' th r deris­
why over ,ThompdMtv by 1 I 0JM ion the goyerniaant will eanttnue
itp effcit to enfoi|a
Volstead
Voir*.
•

V tier* are .th. blakllgbta of Us
The rotlnR wXj, J p n jL l d J |n in
thh government', nppesl' troni a
decision ef Fidaf lL Judgq MOJ;
Uapi Clark,.New Jersey. wfa» held
fro ' qmrrdnienl lavsiid beeouae' ’ll

gad Chicago

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Davis Predicts Wet
Democrat Will Be
Next UaSePresident

U. S. Judge Ridicules
Wickeriham Report
3d—(A PI—Fedmrd today charrhot sham report
i a "paradoxical
rtlkUed anfurcesaid (b o .rv p ftt wa* ihe
4 aareoooMble .Jblag I ever
I ullhogd than *N*d Irouac**
* ho said Juries were at a
whsIbvr tK ty .should find a
ant guilty a f the piohlldw virlstlvB or,whether pro-

S

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Nnab ro df 0»m*
M •‘clerk*

NEW LONDON, Conn* fob. Id
(API—t ’.aai Guard boats. oc*V*
Nor*
rlrd throtifh the wale a
ta g a n u tt Uay and, tbu
Ocean jrrattriay In mnO|i
with at least twu rum b
on twu aelvagr at'uIona.
Itepuru received last night, still
Incomplete-psmllrg tbo arrival af
the service beats, told of the
sinking uf the turn boat and the
escape of two other .urn runners
nailer heavy (Vast Guard fire.
The Alibi If. a aprel bsat, Imrat
Into flamra while t'oaal Guards*
men puiaurd her ard was dootioy*
ed. The Alibi II had been forfeit­
ed to the guvatnment but later
released on bonds printing an apprsl. H e r’crew of four was res*
curd.
*
Ansthcr sposd Iwat, Idsetlflei
by t'omuiandu.' M. J. Ilyau, chief
of staff i f ihe Coast Gaard dda
trnycr folce, th r Monolola, earapcil alter Iwing hammered by
nar-jvund shiUs in N arragarurtt
flay. One or the aoivleo boat*
whlrh or gaged tho U'ni-lola also
oheountrreJ • the HritUb *ii(uor
supply v r.stl Arruiary hut thr
gam ship escaped aflsr being fir,

Damir her Ilipi'T cargo a( a
ksirirade uft, the Monolola, laag
on th r 0»ast Guard's list . d v n *
ported rum runner*, twiatrd and
tu'tnrd to escape thr shells Which
*howrrvd about her and finally
shock off the service boats nesr
Croat Guards,een
pVtar1
atilt sought her today. During tha
sogigemriit the Morolols raior to
ebae to a palril boat that I'oatl
Guardnnrn wrre able to innl Ihe
went* "Goldin Wedding" on sacks
nf I'quur.
Th, (Toast Guard ilr*lroyer
Cummings arrived front llu,u How
In (he Atlantic with thr injured
master ef the speed boat KusVeldu*o ami the speed bust'* new
of three. The injured man, John
IVtetson, suffered a fraetured
thigh when he was crushed be*
cere good excepting at Ja k*er twren the hull, of hi* craft and
&gt;llles and Hasaonah where vlrllil th r Nova SrotiM liqu*r supply
veasrl Nova V, both crafts were
Ity wa* lew.
t.
.lie skipped a slop at Warbing- beyond (hr I'J-mile limit when
l&gt;n, wherr he had hoped to pre* righted by Cumnrtrga.
w n l i huge cigar to Prra’dcnt
Hoover from Havana resided*.
The lad gave ap the opportunity
uf eeilng the Chief Executive fi r
tbo **k* uf shosltnlng his time
chomoward.
. , ,3 s .
,
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(boy mid hla
ira ailtoppvhw F C ' a " u " J « i i s , w o , * . , i .
'MWi. Th» dOrlsttm Wdo delivered
1 sdti agalrst t g J settee' Hobevta. He stated that
Ccagvvaa w aagraoted . a am plate
&gt; ria d lc tl.r,to M l * tho toOdo of

Two Others.Escape
i

, F .h 34—
.BqUiman,
r employe*
sitry Mdl
• gunshot
Cteal-

NEW OUI.EANH,- Feb. 2 1 (A P l—DescrIMng himself a* "on­
ly a private rlllsua an t burk pri­
vate In th . rrar tanks of poli­
tics" Jih n DaVla,- Deshoifatle
presidential nowtlnrr In 11*21 to­
day predicted that a wet lb-mo­
rtal would be.Ihe neit proaldrnt
i f th . United Elate*.
He raws hero a . counsel fur the
A m trk si Cyjamlil. Cempany In a
rasa to |&gt;s heafil |n fadr-ol cturt.
The "Ameilcin people are teaily

party wa* rlesrly shusro In thr
ireewt alartlca.,1, d*n‘t know whw
tha maJir JjlUjq &lt; i h « mxi Ptt»K
ilrntlal campaign will U but ^
feel sure lha Dembcrals will hate
a wot plank Ig Uyalr plat I rm qtd
g wet esadidata, &lt; permaally uppoeed proklUlU* laws sad favsr
repeal of ttm ijg h lren tk AdwbI*
r»enl but da pot see any Imnv•Hale hepa for »aeh an action.'

ATOP THE MOORING MAST

Backers Of Measure
Pear It Will Meet
Same Pate As Slmt&gt;
lar Effort In Past

Contemplates Raising
j
Water Rate Which ]
Will Mean $4,50(tt)0 1
A ddltioiiat»&gt;^*r!K M

e n v * " d u r i n g ,
tho Ion* yrar* of’ controve:*yj
Cnncr.t. ycatrlday oral to tho,
Whitr House a bill providing for;
fperatlo-i "of tho
n -'ern m raf'o ;
11:&gt;&lt;U'00,OOo powor aiwi nitrate |
plant* at MuarL- Shoal*.
The ronfoirnro tfport on - 1
bJJ whlrji,would authnnao gtveiismonl manufacture' and distrihu*
tlqr id-hylyo-eWclslr posset wa*
adapted by the Be tale yeattrSay ,
after an hour', debate, M to V ,
completing c n* iialonal art ton.
Tho mooruro «&gt;* approved byl
tho llo u v laat wioi*.
only othor Unto (Tongr»«»
h o la im l a hill f*r nporalion of
tba niigc wartimo plant• on thu
Thmei*** V'.trtr, It waa pocket
« S W
fgrmer Ptoaldtnt Cool*

revenue whlch' could'l* ef­
fected without c re a tin g *
hnrtlahlp on local resident*,
the Sanford City Comnlli*
nionm st their bimonthly, %
meeting at the City H aU.Iaat.jS
night, found out thiit by,hRia^Ct-*'
Ing the mlnifourt charge nf ; J

.. Friend* «f thr moaaurr approv •
tfd y r.trrJay aald thoy fram l It
tbotiki moot a almllar fato, thouah
Proriilant llrovor ha* not expr.s«ad hlm*el( on It.
.
Thr bill la almllar In lla powor
previsions to Iko orP whlrh I’real*
deitl Cnolidge rrfu»r*l to sign. It
la k compromise' mtasurv laued
p»*0or plants at Muscle Shoal*.
T%0 Clinch river project, pro(Continued On Page Pour)

Queer Contrast Seen YoUngCaddyKcepsUp
High Brand Of Golf
Between 2 Opposing
Factions In Issue

By JAMES A. MfLI-it
NEW DELHI, frulla, Kch. 2 1 (API —In this ancient city In the
heart 'nf India where »uir&lt;»«jvu
tmpliee of JOOd years have lived
and died, urn &lt;f the Wranvret
t’nunts uf hu-d rn limes U being
enacted. Lord Irwin and Mahatma
dlam’h r ay# the leading a-tors.
Thlr, nargtlr, with a lo*n rifth
hla paly dress and hla shaven head
'
a detail t f Ma »&lt;i,t appeal an e,
Gandhi call# Lard Irwtn. vlnroy
of India, *tsy dear frlrad." aril
gives paiglve battle to nil the
might of' tho British Empire n
Suten of the stOr rerforwen* al hla fight far ar!f-Jetermlnalli&gt;n
l)&gt;r fWm'Oole Park Driving (lull f &gt;r IndJg. J. •
.
tfsciu n ttU fe entered Ip the lea*
N« dlffaeraco-eoaltf be. psora vie*
;}“r
;WW||
[Is achmlnled ftw tiaaorrow aftsrp ie iL T ^ jjv H tir w f l stately, dig.
Wornv •* begin tb e fourth week- e&lt; n'flM,
lutitHmUed bh all the ma/matiggr nb-lhwbongwood oval. It rsty
of i raplrri Gamllil, shrunken
will Sr ki.own an thr "II &gt;b llullr
llaiHirap Itatr", and a purse nf myatlr. In the humble h imr nf
one rf hit 4l*ri?lto.
'
fKXI Ig a t atakr.
Hilling, tailor fashion, on a po­
Tho hirers entered In this hatnr«a raring event nfr ronslil*-rr*l tato sack Ih lha i t s , , he turns
Use fattest on Ihe track. V&lt;4o III* rraseliwajy nt hla hime-mad* spin
co. 1:04 1*4, driven by thu Grand t.inr wln-el like a child playing
Circuit relnaman William CrutUr: with p Up, Abosit him are the
members of hi* "cabinet," Ihimfaille Direct, 1:04 !*4, driven by relies
half nude.
Fred Egan: Han Juno, (he paring
A group of American tourists
s m a ll &gt;n from Tnruntn, Canada; stopped at his h mar one afterCyelona Abbe, a resent winner at p&lt; on, i air&gt;r fur n glimpse of the
th# nutting; Irish Jimmy, a fast
World's .trance,I pnlitliul leadei.
Ohio-owned |iarer; Mis* Worthy, ‘ "Eh *w Ihem In." sail Gandhi,
the hor*e which *et the trark mile halting a ronferenee with hla a*
record of the year **nne day* agu aorlalr*.
•
,
by tlrpping off th • illatanrr in
They saw Ihe little man, hi*
3:07 in'nule*: and Mataruon Put- two.* nti&lt;itl&lt;IU*1 by American horn*
eher, lllrk linger*' star Initler, rimmed spA-tnrlrs. n straggly
will I* »ri n In action t* morn w. miotarhe rellevli g (he lines i f his
Thr rare U thr principal one of
(Conllnard On Page Klx)
the tharr rare* whlih make up
the afternoon's program, and t&lt;
e ip rrtid to lie the (test uf the en­
tire meeting.
Fretaln-nt horsemen fn-m the
Narih and Kant, striving dally,
evpres* iheir plrasure at the farlljtlra of (hr ta&lt;ngwoul trark
wMrh ha* Undergone a complete
NEW OTlLKANH. Fob. 34
change daring th- |*a*l year. A- (AP) v 1‘rdlfi’ frail rd»» ClapeVS*
mit-g the ircrnt arrival* I* W. M. rd a rriw d al the water flin t
Wslgbt. (he owner of the falu- when- longshoremen w, nt on
msd Mock Kbrm. nt la*xinttun, slrlko yesterday rnnrnlrp. but anto uneed that the action wa. Ink
rn a&lt; n pre- aulionai &gt; uiraaur’ In
the liitereat uf preserved &gt;n of or
ilcr.
Earlier, a minor di,tnrbanre wns
report'd when Paul Amato, 18.
yr»r-”lj dorhworker tolJ pulic* lrw
had lieen aaraallej b&gt; two (.egroo#
and a white man. If■ was only
slightly h u rt One of the negroes
v*m mieatad on a rhsrge of vlo*
latlcn of g&gt; ferkral Injunetlun a
galusl Intesfirenra with orderly
oporation of the perl

Fastest Horses At
LQMW°od Oval Are
Scheduled To Run

Minor Violence Is
Reported In Strike
O f Longshoremen

• M other
i In flu e

Bobby
On V|

trol (tarry DosPaugheity, itl
bnnfsUnd will bo

Cab for al
pirturta
slrnkegj
cagii tag)
liras A.
the n .l
far I M

Departa
In Films
* . 14—(API—
Ired eia|&gt;c or uf
lo r Hollywood,
bo will raaka
kU varii’Ua golf
|T Stop In t hlrtcvlve Ike Hul*
U voted bim a*,
■finding athlete

Continuing Ihe tnp-noteh brand
of golf whlrh rnahloil him to
sweep through all opposition tu

consumer* each month, to
neatly fd.hOO o itta revenue would
l*o created. City Attorney Frod
R. Wilson waa ordered to drow5J
up an ordinance providing for th « r'
chad go In minimum charges, and .
It wllj be pirarnled and road at*.
tho n eil meeting.
Tha moor waa discussed hrloUy J;
6y (ha Commlaalonara who 'won,'!]
all of the o|ilnlon that a SO can* ^
Increase would not be placing tW*3
great a burden on cltliena, Nb '&lt;
change ln th# rata per (allow ah
ter the minimum has been taaed '
la being made. Initrad, conaumera agtll bo given an addttlonnPv
1000 gallons of water each month ,
for an Inereqa# of but 30 rent*. .‘fi&gt;
Gas aad electricity also cbm* j
In for their share of dliruaoiw jj
during tho eeenlng. A cenimRMmT;
of three, c«mpoeod dr Comt^ttiOj
alenert' Vivian A. Speer, W.; A&lt; 5!
Icfflrr, and H. J. I^kman, ,‘rw
porting on the itru est made fd*!^
ernlly by efftrlala of the SanfoiM ,
Gas Co,', eeklrg that they ke of* J
lowed to c)cao ‘their local I B M
making plant*and construct a 'p ifo -1
lino from Orlando to Banfofd,
elated that the* disapproved’ dft
the plan. V. C* Bryan, Jr.,,W aM

r a i l / , stroked hi* way to. a f“ur
an i thiao victory over
llalph
Htrwurt,' aan nf 0w profaaajonal
at thr* club and tun,Wared
uf
thr lira! nf tha local ynurgitara
tabu have tekrn tu golf. The
matrh wa, played ysadeiday af*
trinoen, and was fur la holes.
In winning vibe title, of Junior
Champlun, llutchlaon aahleeed an
ambition hr has .tjv i far. some
months. Illa.plqy ysdtrday .was
carpful an I stqady, I Mil whlla
fhere w»f„ fsw brilliant shots r**
frrdrd. he .eoafidgnlly anti skill* af hla rompany. Na action’ uU&gt;*f&lt;
lolly Isbl down aMby app oaeh than denying tha reqaaM waa t*W
she t an.I putts which wvrr too • n. hnwever.
During tkr dtseusaiaa, Harry M.
(Caatlnaed on I’a f f P .4u)
Pspwotth, speaking from thq ad*
dirnee, sUled that he rvpiaagnt«H
ai'trral private cltliena who had'
a«hej him to appear btfora ' tM _
i'ommlatlon to urge that send*action bo taken to rvdneo *a» 1
e&lt;als In this City. Hs clalmk that
despite tha fact that ha bodrWaatf
IIDDGENVII.I E, Ky.. Krh. 14-* one uf thr ra* uullsta In hlg own'
(AP)
Twu men falall) shot burnt, hit gas hill for JanuaM ,
f o il II. Jmne* of l^ultvlllr yes­ was larger than it wag for M*
terday, aulhuritlea aald, and tin-* c e n te r and that hs waa unkblb
crashed James' automobile into to aeeurg redres. from the e«nt»'
the rt,i|i Iboils- here,
injuring P»ny.
Ihrntsrliri In their futile haste to
Mr. Bryan answered Mr, P i P i
i'ira|H*.
no th by disclaiming Wny Intrie*''
Th , men wh i gave their nainee tion tu render anything but afft- 1
us Tnny I'eteraon, 25, and frank cienl sarvlcr. Us eapraatad ~tRa 1
Corson*. 28, nf Chlragu, had hrefl opinion that lha Increata In jpm
HU. .during the past alt woakV
Mrs. James said near lUribtown was canted by tha fact that tb if
Ihe men forred them ts have the Mato has scon unusually t M
rar «nd In on argnmrnl i&gt;ne uf Heather during that timr, aOT
them shut her husband, James, that eonfumera have boon uslajf
&amp;U, wa* general d velnpmetd man­ inure gaa. Questioned roncersRIfj
ager uf the Ir'iuisvillr and Nash­ dr fee t a la meters, Mr. Bryaa said
ville r*llr tad.
that experirnca proved that aWjnj
Mrunt'mr, word came ‘In Hod­ arg rarely rauatd trouble ogMl!
ge nvllle that two men had held up they htd been u»eJ at least g w
n gasoline filling stall*n it Ball- yoar. and that If there waa a a n
town a« officer* were watching for trouble la a meter, only oao I W
Ihem her#.
•ult would be noticed. It WTKUB^
The two men wi re given mrdl* fall to operata. “Gag Wlla *ltt
ral treatment and then sent tu moderate wlih the wealher," Mr*
Her,I,town They refused to d ie lltyan ronrlmled.
tusa charge* against them.
The Tommiaalor vi took up the
luag-labltd irq u rtt made
by .
Erar k L Miller that they demand &lt;
a revision of eurrrat eWctrW
light rotes locally, "but, they w fte ,
unable to arrive at any daflalto,
plan boeauaa Information tbay
w no aeohing was net trtlrcly tm'1
hand. L eltsr, frem electrie IlflMU
plaaf officials a t Oriaadn, WlaWr
Havre, Kissimmee, Oral*, ami Da*

ManWhoPickedUp
Two Hitch-Hikers
Is Killed By Them

Escaped Prisoners
From Arizona Jail
Can't B e Located

wh i rtraped Huniiay' fresi :ha
Arisons penitentiary, ware bo*
hived yesterday hy official* ta
have eluded searrlivr*.
Ni ne of the men haa )»t l* '«
aypribendeyl. Kupt. William Del*
bridge upon recelvlrg riperi* uf
four automobile Ibrfte In (holidga
nml (*oaa Grnrule, believed a ma*
iuilty of the fugitive* Wire flee*
lag In the Mexican boli&gt;r.

live record of taU s In tbee«.glU
and tUnfard, A atady uf IM
rate* will l&gt;o made during t
next twa weeks, and the matter
aehadulsd to be taken up again
the hast meeting of tha.OonSt*
alar. , }\ »
1 1
1*
Jtecausa of lh^ fa tt U»l
er Huger urged I hat action be
on aT one* *w bring tbot'fca
within the budgeted» aatlf
Cominlsaioner Byrd stalgd th
meant a further dl#so«6a«M
•treat light* In the City, and

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JOIN HANDS ET D i e s Suddenly In
DRIVE ON VICE ResidenceiH ere
' I M l n r f •— He* ’ ’1 ’I

I 't M n e r

w. n. OUVBR

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and KanL tS &amp;

Kentucky
re eommltta«, goto-

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CbautmAr
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NATIONSTOPS TO
HONOR MEMORY
OF WASHINGTON

f.tha. teams In . percents*»
Bit* It waa. ntcoeggry to
Afl-after Saturday nlght’a
■fere th* conference c*m■aid rata tbani.
"»/
'th a conference team* with. S t A u g u s t i n e P r o f e s ­
s io n a l
2nd

having but two active
engaged la 'an

imU s who

BffiJ’tSF&amp;'tt,

Tun nea.ee 11-11, Ata-,
U frd three, leelng te
.T V h'tl-iv, but dropping
i fer the count twice 17-13
II. Kentucky met bath
lit ged TtnnCMee during
It/ testing Vanderbilt for
lea*, but falling befot. Ue
ta 17*84, kaaplng the
tha tnununwat. . , .
her garni that figured In
tagiant palrlggg Ust night
neon Sewaanee an i Yly&gt;
ta old dominion wlnnlnf
ealng tha Tlgeru out at
r eonfertne* garni. ItUI

,W in n e r

s tra ig h t

18-71-70.

,

J»m « .Tpbf, a» of Ml2ml,t Polite .aid Andrews ala*
• a s known da’ Hsroc* ’ Keanell.
They were charged by police with
pceeeeelen of gaming
P r e s i d e n t L e a d s U r 8 . Urlawful
devlcea and by county’ erfleiab
*
[ I n C e l e b r a t i a s A f m ■With gambling.-, ■&gt; ■

F or

.

Farrell's card* Sunday i
First m a d :
Far out 484 448 84 8 - 80
Farrell out 444 848 T88-87
Par &gt;n 488 384 844-88-88—71
Farrell la 441 844 844-84-37-71
Afternoer round:
Farrull out. 434 448 844-08
Farrell In 488 . 848 JUI-no nS-TO
The victory byRight Farrell the
1800 vletor’a, there of Iho money
spoil*. Shu to, who led at th* rnd
of 88 bol«i with 148, needed 73 tut
M* naming r&gt;und allowing MacFsHutr, the fbrmrr open champion
from Tuckshe*. N. Y.. to catch
Mm with t wnappy 70. In the afIrtnoon both slumo'-l back t » T4’a
fln'ehlng |gt a Meodlw Wno Ferrell
i M .f w t with hi* auk,par round.

Since that time Mr. Hawkins ha.
onjaytd eoatlaoed -sucres* an hi*
mere than SO acre farm wMeh baa
alien been painted oat a» on*
of the beat' motel* in the ramAiunlly.
While be maintained practical
Iv nil of hla Intercfla bate, Mr.
Ilawblna waa alao the owner of
nearly TOO aerra of property t«
(irargla In Ike baett of Iho peach
irrowInc belt, tie ' waa the owner
of n fiO-.arrr peach orchard which
wan
tlUg of “The only one
won lw
la* tit^
hundred per rest p# fret errherd
la the trailed State* la paint af
product Ivenaaa. rultl ration, value,
• perIra, and continued cclra fancy
crop harvest". Oovemmmt agent'
were united In nealne ef- Mr*
llswklna' orcha-d and Its deveUpmeat.
•
, -tl4
Mr. Hawkins had fa» cutald*.
InteresU, and other than enjoying
a short hunting trip a frw.tlme*
each year, he confined most of Mr
arttvltlrs to hi* farina.-He la aurvilrad b y . jda nl'ler, Ml*s AaWe
Hawkins, who has maided with
him for many yraia, and who or.
ccmpsnled hi. boty to Comma'ee.

NioK- rviNurajn
XtUn to k*e*l

•Ur asn b y Tin i t

n n lM i leaalor m
Ito a rt of UtoiTm Ii
ui» « a Jutfinxirt
O n H la th* aom

f c . 'K . J S . W :

ra n

'
coma twlatat to the milium
manner [n whlth. &gt;the women
•ought ta do** the aOegad gemblM t idnee* teat week hod predictHoover JUJk
•d /c r th«. group alrnlUr artleo
,
- 1, i . ■
------•
W In aelebrat.'i
n n l nn ma*ae elelU te other at- C r e w A b a n d o n s S h i p
‘ffJNhc gnalteraary of . Ueurg*
Hnehlngtm'f birthday bg attend-’
D r if tin g H e lp le s s ly

Y ear

PENSACOLA. Feb. g.t_ (AP)
~ r * f the eeaondf ****** Iv* year;
J.hnny Parrall. alight 8t Auguttlha profeu.lnril, cam* from bohind hero Sunday afternoon to
peat a 71 belt mere of TM and
win first money In the 8-1000 Pen­
sacola cp«n golf tournament.
Three stroke* behind the l.cHer*
at the half way hwrk, and n single
stroke la the read at (be end of
84 holes, Parrrll unloosed hla be*t
rtund of the tournament, a eparkllag 70. cne under par, as hla dol­
ing bid. a* the pace setter* of the
thrae-quiriem mark. Willi# MacParian* ard Denny Hhnte alumpcyl
hick t* 74'a and finished In a if*
far itcenr* rlace with TW*.
Farrell apeahd hit tournament
charge with a 18 Saturday momItg and every . incceedlng rnund
f lurrl him akavlng a stroke off
Ms previous score. III* four mund
-total showed 18 hole icon* of 73­

gambling.
The place receaily
by m ask'd robbers, who lined 73
hr HO pstrona against the wall
while they scooped app.cxlraatel&gt; »®.ooo from table*.
-T h e mm’ arrdated rvgbterad as
K. A. Andrews, Jgtncs Stout. J.

8HORT8 FOR TENNIS 18 LATEST

Mat w*#k In thu conference

•vntac
■a soppgnw
. hl\y

frefll^ fo iK m offttUI. ta *Waaa
gambling placet, prostitution and
place* of violation of the Eigh­
teenth Amfndment,“
While ike mlalatara and wo­
men’* committee considered the
Interlerklag
_ campaign*
against
lawlessness, deputy sheriffs raid­
ed nn alleged gamhllrg house josl
outside the business center of
Miami, marched nearly 400 pa­
trons through the doo *, and nrm i n i four men on charges ef

L tO A l »

y tm ry

O f

P a trio t

In* divine aervlgea In (he iNereh
•h tm .th c first pc*.!^Fb$ralOfh.
Wd*
Actomported by Mrg.-» Tleever
and their granddaughter, Pargg
A ta, tha President (curated th
AJecandria. Va, acreu -the I V
tomne RJvar from Washing! m.
aid gat In th* new In Christ'*
Church nnra occupied by Caergt
lVashlngteo.
i
'
. I s gatng te Abaandrle, tVaah■nglan'a home ttw r, lh» chief ea#cwllve- %'cwed flora hla automoMU a* far-flunv landirape being

MIAMI BEACH—gl|nito far. tennb have swept the
her* this winter, and MU» Barbara J. U*m(iUr demon*!
bicemlng and atMartipn Ih^r off

F or Farm ers In
C r o p Umitatlon
• c Continued from Page Dm)
runt km the v allj* supply ef
wheat In Ihlg oualry has been
grvalvr. than It.wa* Ip the same
A**
T~*- In
f S V S P “ T •“iH * »*» nreuad
100 htUlloe kuiheb. That wee loo
mocliVBui lines thee It ban grown
ateadiljpumlil | n July IM0 It wee
*74 m lllfa bushel*.
“The world market for Amer­
ican wheel Jb pretty. h&gt;ptl«e*.
American fardier*, In »*H their
wheat ahroog n«nr. m i d hove U
accept CO rests lee* IMg they ere
getting at home. T h i n l y thing

LONDON, Tab. 83— (AP) —
Uoydh .hipping agency rapsrted
yeaten'ay that the Latvian ataamec Evarltna. which wag drifting
helplra-ly ln a gale near the Ork­
ney bland* Saturday, wna aban­
doned yoolerday and tha crew

M IJP

M rs. S ch roed cr
Pairs Wi t h Lifts
(Continu'd From Faga Oae)

l&gt;ro*ch ekel* weic gauged *4u cer­
tainty, an 1 hi* pulling . w*k brilllenl, II* won th*. match at the
rnd it th* thirteenth hole, but
play coatlnned Uravgh'tha'jdghtrerth. Mi. LnBoy turned In a card
of 87 op tk* back line, kU low*»k
ecorg during tbs tciumaieenl

While Ike final l i W
CUpy. the

r, ss

Irrg n t

share

a

(Uuntlneed rr»m rage flwal
ram* a guawoaaaa and kUler her
husband erased. Is Ute with her.
Hague had W fti -a Sunday achvol
teacher, automobile salesman,'&lt;hu*.
tend, ochoul teacher aid,waa' the
father " ( two chlUrnn.
.

T They" wore Iwund together 1n a*
WVI lave and a abort ritreer i f
U i dltry. Mt*. Schroedar wna’ th*
tweoly isventh woman th'.nay
Hwdanlh iwnetty and tha cJeVtWk

_ t» thM «#
■aw «e ear Uytff nf 41 rvaty.

•M* 'h» White Hones eaaeutlve of.
flcne, w II he nJoeed. .
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,r
Ail aloi^ the Potomac from
W,hefl.U. where W h A lm ^ m u
bofn, te the capital, th# My be
planned, (ha heantlficntlao a»d t«

r iAsai

To Romance?

M a r sr u ftt
H aaelHatlm*.

pad. afl

Ion Cttp ChnmpleaaMp t t l £
wg. &gt;n | stake this
arte
Ralph &gt;. Stewart, •' who ,'d i
pv*r the fair*
Johnny had

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�by Pierre Van
tT. a re m issing a good bet. Sometimes
tr if le traveiogulah, o r upon subject* v i
own world and o a r own trial* and trfb
S P # i » o f occurrence* In Palestine and
tw o thousand yeare o r m ore ago. We fl
Utem. So do we in th e event* and coat
■en describe*.

^ *•*
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e

mucti aftluule M . 4'~4itta£*arw.n

bring frig)
tut borrow • lino from Bjxrosr]
y b u t God”.
V«n Paaaaen declare^ auch • d&lt;
n t h a n f g c t . I t la th e kind of.
i king o r president, b r oven a

»»l&lt;-»nianv Why.-U* 4 * * * might L 0
h* wanted tu * lt‘* d*Mgni#a*,lyor
That to wh»i I call faying dtwwl
mi the Job.
■**" ‘*«l&gt; a i r M
It* \&lt; not only tww*« wueba „ ,
tack of attention by Itm piM n, W w
th a t when bat ho threw a n t when a Vdiae*l Ifc—
o ld ltn i have grapbw tn Colombia atkotf &gt;hhuj tike
Ing the film, how Ha (palled hla mum
re German* oaa of tba rags In lin t'll
picture labeled ‘ Price* C
That night I (ward O w l
ratio n aa th a t 1* taring to hlaiMir that korwwaa
lam ent which o about a* Important as tho M eM
neral, f a r from sctislnr from Idaho. *•,
•&gt;
blit It la not a V Union Georgs biart* up’ and
/.;m en in th e

rath) rfw* » tiirrt
f**
la .-It I* m i ealeataUji i*
dty, ft la* nto •« «W*4«t ol
ora, f m and flewlafc*• • •
:
MWw people iWta fa !W r

.r lr,in»£S&lt;'&lt;aU »£

Ift. It •»'■ &gt; t . M l " i »
lib crotiernlrt who baa: f a d
•a a book ttod.r IK* tram

tho Lotd Mth nroml

mttyr, l l a :J u l

VER — "HcnccforlH

aurora atoll bo To I*
'The* mflfr" &gt;,* .

n i i l i i k d r~ *o ro e rr thl* t m i Xusaollrl denied la# sttement.
(oi y ’all by hllnsolf.
citing Hie Message!* aa&lt;T orim

Wall, Inclosed Is my rxpoaso
account and don’t yell when freu rrgatiU tn you, pop,, and fag III
ire I t That ltc iro f$ fI7 f e r r i e d Ipnitwwy got u giro ew«y euy *1
msodrr f/ckIn* shoer shews huw Hard IV* her .old Koto, Your lorlag soo.
...... r ______ ^..JOW tho
laid him that tho crown lewob' of
been Working for the empire. *«drt
i-‘fl rih
!/ UAVE.

p human Htlag I* mor#’ I
to Ha hopeful (ban to be d
ag*d, ■'But-- i r ud*lse you
gulfed rulbtv by ymrr ■»
iff pessimism end to k*wf
■1
I
■ -r'gl VoM " (S |

V iU ^ .

in*wsaUwr,

*1 VI ,m*K&gt;

who goca o u t acrearning, trem bling, weeping,
plucym* m u ttu rr. Then th e re ia lit who win*
Inaane, knoyrlng nothing ooff w h at h e la do*
m an tem porarily inaane,
lie**, fig h tin g , cursing, killing, and alw ays

in&gt;*»t • wsi ibflr c a ll,, . '
long in thdfcU hour
’ dulst was ever allr'
l-dlecp on beast and flowsr.
rgent and ao Isle,
it soma portsntous thing
weighed In thalr debate,
rriy (tnaginlng.
‘problem of the fa n s
d only gusts cam sfej .
nutter ef the earn &gt;
what that Is to be,
l
.
danger front Ue wind,
me terror from the ei
«a tho rook* dlrlnrJ
1th ipuackta manifold.
dgrd and lha wlsa,

scream or are dumb with frig h t
And then he tella about a French
down iflto tile trenches one drgt’tywkln;

in c lu d in g

'/ the total populations b fU n iicd Sid t&amp; fttu l
tttye buiit up their rasetvesfibin miUlims ip
Economic hlatory-provarlhat proaperltJ levels come in
cyclea, also that real estate values have perl die high point*
expert* show that
and low polnto. Ordinarily, the statistical] ei
__________
____ On
■bout ten years elapse between
booms.
C..t h a t basia. real

to great9f heights of prosperity and better, Bounder*
standards of wring. Today thiacountry has room
riches and better facilities than ever before With
tq fcommiience her nex¥''hreat period 'old

lorlda should be, a t th e present time, a t a
From how on fo r th o n e x t five year*, they
rlaa^ I t ia evident th en th a t th is ia the
raptmsnta in Florida real e sta te If one ia

■Vo by Uw yapatrihat P **5
ha* roturnad to Chlcsgo to

AW i t

,»&gt;l»hcylk U a ptioon who
tin In on oguol dWMon among
ho pcopte of ovarything which
j^haro.
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‘.'Ki

series of

i» Patuvtan rovoH cam* along
da lima to Uko ibo plac* In
btodllnaa of tko I rouble* of

r
*. States sineb it Was
n \M
‘.V -*\7 &gt;M* v ' any pessimist into wroptimiat /
ifnineariychart
• i !
ipotity. over the
Thb Metropolitan will gladly nil
H#(mereiy,pfl a 'let,“The Developmentof Progpe^i
ng steps Which* telling of past ups and downs—tu
1 i
and how soon the “ups” followed.
,:u
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• -fv. -r •

subjee-

seta havy not b c ^ i dlm lnlihed, th a t
a wo would llko to im U to th e restoration o f solid and aubatai
ol Capon* sad kl. «*n*Und rial conditions, and th a t pro p erty In 1
« tlnod aa ia a u*aeh dl- Judgm ent can estim ate will never p*

human

Metropolitan
Financial H

oppoalta Bawdier Itutlor ond

iP*ny of hi. Marines. ,
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w j-&gt; i

MwluHnotln-a Wtii

F rench,
d n ig back a wounded com rade. T h a t la hcrolam of the first
o rd e r; b lit I t la not henao. M en Wbp do th a l.n r a tem porarily
o u t o f th e ir heads.
.r
• i ,
W hen th e order ia given to go o v er tho top, to face n
b attery of m achlno guns, hand grenade*, and b u n d in g shell*,
th e re are only th re e type* o f men who go, a Veteran of four
y e a n In Franco once told us, T here le th e aoldler, struck

ilp ir J Z •s a s

D u r1 n iI9 3 0

. l u d a y ^ ^ po in ted o u t In .a ^ W Ito r
avereSutioD will: explode^.Jugt a* ,oV
T hen everybody will bu rushing, f i r t

£144 per day la N u ^ b

for oomethlng to happen wUI &lt;a In a l bad fix a* they

!There'wax never a
uluro, *
acUvely

Poficke Inucd ua
• ■ i
07*716 per day tn Aippaa
laoued, Revtve*|ai
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om your doorbell
to invito him
fpf youll find

\9fi39per day la Na*b*

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lUlol hr rcmping,

Performance Of
e Girl la Hed” Is
liven la s t Evening
£y The firm ihawia} of th* three
f c t mu.leal camrdy, "The Clri la
tro th Seeker*' dasa of the f)M Jtad". win presented l o t r lth l at
Matlthdlet Cfaurjh held y v iU tig j th e Junior High Srtwrl au'.itnrium
efletnoon hi the ehwrth a—Jw a t H n'.lrrk 1 1 a packed boose, unjgltb'M re. George IlcCnuh Rcm ST1 fmr the auaplri* of Eemoolv
Mr*. P. I). Parker ted the 46* Chapter Number Two (H K .S , ant
Mr. and Mm. )|. r Bab la, at ing.
Ulterlion of the Slid and Ryu
eat|oneI.
...
CUvtlanJ, Ohio, e r. ih* gnaaU
Prodnnnit C&gt;., ef New York. Mr*.
A t the amlal period r . f n O 1
af Mm. Don McDonald at
locate
ware
srrvH
fay
tk*
bn!
lag*
home beta.
*'.TW «a. Mm. C. O. Bradbury. Mia. It.
U ; Maiao, Mr*. Anna f e m i e l i
* Mr*. M. MeA. Mania left yea* M i*. Jahn II. Jink n*. Mr*. B. B,
larday morning Tor Haraseta wham Bqalree ami M u. Ilyroa Squirts.
setting cf lha three act* ws.
•ha will visit Mr. and Mm. W. B. Tteee prevent werai Mm. O, A vaTh*
prominrrt home on a itrept In
fleoggaa far aeveial days.
Pape, Mm. John C. Vaughu. Mia. thl* r tr. Preceding the f(Sl art
T. K. Wll»nn. Mr*. Anna Sent** an,| lietnr n Ihe other tw i nils.
Mr.' and Mm FYank 'L. MUIe* man, Mm. A. I). Fhnnaaksr, Mm.
l*ll&gt; numbers warn presented.
and Mr. and Mra. B. W. Hemsaa M. K. More. Mm. R. P. Crenshaw,
Olrnlng l.umber was •'Oh
lift today for Tampa when* they Mra. W L Clark, M rs Sarah H, Bli g o l.o," a rhuru* of young
.Morris, Mra. J. R. Rinehart, Mr*. hoys snd glrb with J&lt;anne Aaaawilt remain until tomorrow,
Georg* MrCnim. Mra. O reo thy

r*&gt;l i't

•od high se*r» pet**, handherI o’clock at chiefs, while 1 ftarrsy Swanson
M. Thigpen, Was presented with aaeagd high
via Rota am aeata* prise foe tha mm, alao
handka:chlatg. Mm; Harman Mid*
«Ceton Whs lucky la rutting And

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Jfrlsrh end George An dr nion plrMm. C. If. Smith. M rs 1* M. Tel­ •anted a specialty dance.
ford, Mm. J. B. Crawford, M rs
A ip rlalty a rt alien between
Mary Norris, Mm. J . H. Powell, the flirt and reeond part uf the
Mns A Crow, Mrs. C. C. Prteal, play was "Hi Long Betty" a rhoMra. Carroll Vamer. Mm. P. D. nis ef 32 yourg women and nun
Parker, Mra. D. C. Barcllft, Mm. with Jl s* Edna Chittenden and J
W, A. Tlllla, M rs K. M. Hickman, Marlin Htlnrclphrr as soloist*,
Mra. Hllnia l.umfqulat. Mm. Ella
wh*K' during lha second act and
l.undqulat, M r s Cmaagieg. W w * rwnsjms.^fWhww^M
m * *h,rt
Mm. J. W. Rutledgwr'Mm O.' A.
Radford, Mra. I/&gt;la a twdetle. program waa pro ten led:
MM. C. TV. Qpaoeer, *Mia. C J^X
Chnrpcnlng, Mra. II. B. Russell, of
R;nton Harbor, Mich.

'to

•pending lha paat two

MIm Dorothy Anna Bril tala, el
Wilmington, N. C. la thd hotia,
guett of Mra. Prrd W. VUiiami a
her home In the San Lanta Apart
manta

SiSU SlSA LtifiSu
TM is'lhvited ta he with Mr.- and Jahn Smith, of Chicago, 111, and
Mra. Sabin wamt M*. and Mra. Mr. apd Mr*. J. VandtrXahn, of
I, a Ealridge, Mr. and M rs f t
Palestlo- Gustafson. Mr. ard Mm. f t a
Jehlson, Mr. and Mra. K .f»,
Mt, Md Mm- Jerk KBk

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" - I*. It. W
l*’! •'.&gt; ad .ill tSiTO*.

home, 109 Holly' Atpftu#.
c a im T'iik t h a n k s

Wo wlah to exprta* our gmtl*
i” - « f . &amp; I . llnlc. tudo to our mary frlenda for th»
Mult rhtni*.
baautlful floral offerings and «*•
lam r— Ma:y EHra* pm* aIon* of love sent to u* a t the
pairing on cf nor lived huahant
:#i elusion of she play, and father.
.'•of ItoMf**’ k i i Min)
Edyth- N tal Wetfh,
rthur I'miian v.ho v.at
Zlllah Neal Wellh,
aUrpc thm in i.| y. ung
Clarence Conger W*l»h.
pgen. The i*i’in,| flnilr

Did You Hear Thai
jT3!
A • -V&amp;
Madam Harriett *
’has'plenty of
rain water for her
Beauty Parlor Work I .
Trj* her RAIN WATER
SHAMPOO.
Phono 360
.108 Chapm an Aye.

U j*A merits" w»n pr •

ha enlitv miuiumy fra
t ‘Juinlln Smith.
|fi&gt;* Blanche Kinnr-ty, nf Annapslla, M d, la spending a month
hera with her airier, Mr*. Jnhn
Illrtirm lrlrr. A t the end Pf that
time »ka will go to Han l» g ,i
Cal. to make hr r future turne,'

Among thoer from herr witness
lijjguiai

the* TesIurea or

foundrr*'

week

Strong,

Mis*

LAST TIME TONIGHT
The Glri In Red
A Three*Act “Meirle” Musical Comedy.
160—Sanford People—ISO
60—Laughs n, Minute—80
Under (he auspices .of the Seminole Chapter No. 2
O. K. S. and tinder Inc Direction of .Theodore H. IUnL

Wln’fred Btront, Mr. ami Mm. A.

10—Spectacular Speclaltltm*.between Ihe Act*

It. Stone, Mias Catul Htnne, Mr.
and M is O. living l^utk*. Mr.
and Mm. P. J. Feltner. Mr. and
Mm. J. A. Thkath. Miss Daphne
Tahach, Mr. and Mr*. II. F. Whit*
per, Mm. drove,. Mis. K. 1». Mol&gt;ley, Mr. and Mm. W. H. Thornton.
M n. Ptar) Babiilit, an j Albert

ir . High School Auditorium
Tonight—Lest Time
Daont open nl 7 O’clock.
Curtain 8 O’clock (Sharp)
Prices: Crude
■ Adultn Me, (No

acre: H IS

i'oj&amp;wUmS.

Mary

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ANnqusa

R are Mr*, a C. Methvln. Mm.
Jame( Ertridre, Mrs. Clifford
Pioetor, Mm. Herman Middleton,

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Miss on.I Mm. t.r ircr II, &gt;hal at IV -1

IR a PRBD T. WILLIAM

CM fW v in

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After several , prog earions af
■iJge scores weia added and
dtai swarded. High score price
c the ladle* a pair of chlffca
Me, went ta Mr* Clifford Proc*
\ whit* high w ort prise far

.* Mr. tn J Miil U Mack, of Sla-

V — II, my WWW ten Island, N. J , nt* vl'ltirig Mr.

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TUEdnAT, THDRSDAY,
FRIDAY
Saafard, Florida.

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! Miw |nn

LUCKIES ore always kind to your throat
Sanford

IvtHyon* knows (hot aunshlM
m allo w s- that’s why tho "TOAST1N O " procoss
Indudos tho uso o f tho Ultra Vlolat Roys. LUCKY *
STRIKE—m ado o f tho flnost tobaccos
Cream of the C r o p - THEN- « * I T S T O K I W * on Bxtrp, socret heating proesaa^ Harsh Ini-

Phone 123

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fonff present In ail raw tobaccos car# axpodod
by / TOASTlNQ/^Thoao Irritants Uro soM to
others. They aro not prosont In yrour LUCKY
STRIKE. No wondar LUCKIES aro always kind
to your throat.
\

ThU week we are making a special reduc*
tlon. lu our brand new line of Spring Costa,
■dhoejaf which have Just been unpacked'Vand.
y l l fcllMlMMMgvv * Jf \V *
.hi
lay racks. In this group
'Spring colors and Tlsjiv
!%«•, flgnni'ls and Ivrccds.

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&gt;RlnrMa 0, California &gt;

i FUrHU M.

tamad In oo the until koto when
bo carded a W fdlefoor whM#
HuteNiop m taking • i m i on
th* par five ba|*.
HuUhUcn took (Ha first kola
srKh a par foar, bat Stewart o w ­
ed It op on the second when
Hutchison mleood a phot from the
loach after the drive from the
tee. They fiotvad the third and
fourth *holes, hot HdUUdea took
the nett two. Stowart crabbed

stole* !■ lb* rouah

f'alirornl*

riVer navigable aad add' in
trolling flood waters that a
to the Mleitulppt.
Twenty-*!* Republican m
voted agalnot the bill la th
nate with two Demons to Ji
them—King, of UUk,’"aM
tots, o* Marylen d .;'
„
’ Twenty Rtpubllraas sepf

It. Oviego 0. T o l » l - « .

$S season -“Wt!
Tout to’ «it* 1
toaf
till
saw rowset is eeerm. t * n h
rlmeOf* If can arrive* sloes not.
usOsrs A a oSloaOeO: FI*. »».
i s Ilf. I: is core on track, oupplite
i east Of the Mdrrsnlo mnd(r((&gt;, demons moderns, mat.
e, adjoin IngCtoetohl

the n ftirtro With 34' DeSsoeratal
T&gt;e toll roll ohowvd tho odvora U a 'U 'b e Jest thy of the twothirds majority necessary to over­
ride s veto.
‘
?
opdn the same bill that .Was, pre­
. "Nobcdy, /ret orea \member* of sid e d to thd "fw iker'presidentDn4*r th f aeinbrantloe provlsmy own family knows how mach

bplfiion that, while they wyr* Mlfl-

t S m &amp; J X M ’ar.

a w f l K ’s a s r j s a s

eighth with a a lt while Stewart
had an Hfht on the sam&gt; hole.
Thor hatred the ninth with par
fabVo. and Hutehlian then stood
two op.
The |sst nine holes started oft

rovnt. '

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S u w o n ---- ------ tfiS m 3St—4T
IN*
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Par
---------- MS 444 344-35
Hutchison ------ 7*4 BW 4&amp;5—lit
Th* float matrh for the Men’s
Championship will becht tomor­
row mgrrlng wbrn Leon LeBoy.
defending ,1533 ehimpiop, will
meet U m w Luodquist. It "will
be over 3* holes, anil la scheduled
to be completed tomorrow n lih t
Interest la tbs final round Is at
a blgb pitch, aad a large gallery
Is srhfdalod to follow the two
title-seeking golfers throughout
the dhy.
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‘Zip Service^

-THE

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EVERGLADES

If no cne woqtd lefbo the ni­ son took the twelfth'. The 'Ihlrj,
trate plfrt* under the terms nf trenlh was tied with flrjo, HutcnlUrn bill, }h* r&gt;vsram«nt - would loa took the fourteenth, and mode
ope rots' them for *!
prodjutioi »f fertiliser

f f g i i i s ^ y w - j g a tw

Every thins for the Bulkier.

8 te a r s r t-----------4*6 BM 4*3—4t

do som* scoring of
took' jthe tenth hole
bit of shooting to

qtiantlty praductlrtof fertiliser if
a lessee could be fohml within
one year from th l date'of cnort-

pi which you should toko s quartif minion from one bank te anitber, you did it at once I"
*1 did It" Mid Bober.
"Von * Id It nt Ms lf«k snd
&gt;all?"
"No air," replied Bator. !*! op(prentfy did |t In an unguarded
noment. f supposed hoknewwhpL

You win. U) the and by buyiny depend-:
»b)o ImUdinff matrrlxU. Our fttjdc; U opm-

1- - THfc.-rja
MIAMIAN

LIMITED

Baker retold of his mooting
pith Colonel I-Co end Riots Troaeuror John NoIm f t Colonel Lee’s
homo lost Oct. ID, whip ho sold
they s f r r e f to withdraw neaily

ooo snd completion of the steim

natorlel campaign,

je t its iMssefthwh
NEW AUTOMOBILE BHTFWtotT &gt;LAbf

• In tkn name nf t'nhnnwn.
to ■oHictsete ufcsir n. r*.
ernrUlne in law lal «m I

&gt; ? n r» » rr t
told him itf ths ogreemm
he could not recall what th

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n’t go to your principal, Go
llnrton, instead of runnlni
Luk* I,e* and Captain If
son!" demanded Faulkner.
nt ||.j|
...m Mi—
. I . By
n . advised ant ran oat anything h
“I
Had tbeen
repeats
by tlj* attorney gsnersl that this without o t»u:h of Inf
lesponslklltty rrsled on iji t trees- Th* Bargon rills rid mo

vrllfbo Istrn si •iror and comptroller," eiid Hok- stlpatlon. I alrep like a c

"I didn't think Oove ner Her- have more .ettengUi anc
ton hid anything to do with It." than I’ve known In year

tr,

"Don't yod know that I t wo*
Retd fay Looey'S Drug
agrted tbsL- Ulgbt* that these Adv. i
■&lt;•

Liejitf of ,|h» MPf r a t a flat rata f f i n a s f " * t- ,r i "r
of IJ L too ponduig adrlr* from tha
"No air."
lijphofdefs’
CommltFrpm ihla the hearing went la­
They nrsrd all afttfd that th* te the 93MJXM transfer from the
rniplJcRtfon o f tha’ lUtl would be fen-th A P in t Nailonsl bank to
I t J 'a t i p .af/U trei nisana «f ln- th» ITolfloh Trust cofiipany. ComtVUilng diKnquent tax paymmU, mfsilonor B»kyrjqld h# put the
put, alnao (ho treuury ha* no
fund* will which to pay far th*
ptlbllcatlim, a latter wa* ordered
aeni to nlembar* of ths BandhuUMs’ Prolpctlvo Committee aeklng
that ( h « stand the coiU of pubUrstloiJ
recognise now wait Id violation of
. ThkXcommlaotoners siMhoHssd low?" Fabikhfr Inquired.
Mrs. \El&gt;a Knight, ally librarian,
"He elated to me tto P th.
to rhlngo the* morning library honks1' to Nrfttoh ihtd money was
hour* | from 0 o’clock to n&gt;on to transferred woko mtmhoro of the
10 o’clock to nton: They also au- syadkatb and our office hod nothoririd tha payment of a Now tf/f (hit thd bonds' (to oernre the
York printing hill o f #731JO cor- i]cpjiilt) had bean approved."
M ill ano-half th* coot of JJfi^l- . "You want to toll tho truth!
feg the tranicript of tfaf f / 'f of yVtiat other order and dlotatlon
the city tan u s tfif f » f t f tfy 6 ppWKU
did Colonel Loo give offH
you!"
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enrdsne* with law. IWM certirlmio
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nnd th* Commlaoionors ordered
that • letter bo sent to the ladles
J M W •Iking Hut they undertake a camiialgn In tha arhooi* and among
lb )H ato- Vlrious clubs and othar groups
l, .ent 4 whereby ether deslne would b*
Commla- submitted before final selection
woo pads.
City Attorney Wllein wa* ordordd’ to g«l in touch with tha
hoVlap of arailgM** or Uana

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AccounUntfi and Auditors
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SANFORD,

With one exception, Okeaehnbee I T W flirt^C***iw
aftSy, ifk' p u rch W
la the larger! lake wholly with- later bccedia' Prwlil
United ■Stales.

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now nod next Saturday will be taken for 1*2 price, r
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Htra&gt;la gn,opportunity to nuke Mg itarlnjcn—&lt;ta*ifled odverlbing
ta the cheapest and moat powerful for* of quick selling—put a classified
to work jjk you at owe-hxlf price—rIU»uIla are SURE—CERTAIN.

R tsu R * —A d m U s c .

THREE

VARIETIES

EXCHANGE 8735.00 equity,
M l* Jacksonville for Trot*
lltUway and Plow; A ddratf
t t i IS#, lake Monroe. Flju,,

halchlnt

C(rx». 15 tenia pec xetilng, T,
A. JbsQ,. &lt;?o^in^,...t’lob

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phone wm-J.
FOR SALK: .Small ire box A
w ater cooler, »tillable for alora,
WANTED TO DUV, one A one Ptwne SW-Jhalf or two ton truck. Phone
711.
WAREHOUSE, Ml X 1211 with rrl
AGENTS WANTEl&gt;&gt; Pcatloid
fdtn lending track. Centrally In
Salra Co., Hot 12, leomlmtcr, rated/ ' Formerly
occupied
b&gt;
Maw.
(llackahcar Mfg—Cat

K—Wanted

G et Full Benefit -From This O ffer

PBORisnr ^

CAPE,
R R W ;«
licit In Sanford, Fta,
Dinner 50*
Specialising la
Strata. Chopo A
Sen Furda.

FIVE ItOOHS and hath. 2021 l*alnirltn Are. Phone Orlando 0300.

th e arcade

The W orld’Wax t i A w
in * m n daya. You ire lt-_
wagrl’V neceaanfjr to gW B * r - «
■nale i+ a n .M fm i^ M C Z u
In^hartl tW jIhi n r ratd. ^

hour*),

TOWER

7, T rill,t; TslS. Jack Turner:
TO ADVEKTT1BXS
TtW. ■Quartet; 7lit. Same a* 12 / f c ( | M
I‘ '
A
H e r a l d rep reaswta lira
WEAF: K. Same a* WJX; H:30,
iheroughly
UwlUar
with
rate%
Fame a , WJZ; 8:30. Same as
WEAF; ti:30, Concert pr-giam ; ra t* «nd elaaatllraOaa will
TUESDAY FED. &gt;4
^mawmJ*nrChicago^ceI^
IU, .Sam- a , WJZ; 10:30, WEAF fire yea ceatplete Inferaiallea.
(®y tha Associated l’re»s&gt;r ■; Itealk Valley Dayu; IU, Salute |irw- prm iaia; II. Same aa WJZ.
And H yea wish- they wilt a t­
^ Programs In eaalrm alandard trom ; ' 10:30, d a ta , l.u and Em;
rial yea la twdM k rear want
481.1—WMS—8J0
time. P. M. unleta.olhcrwlue tndl- lUt45. Johnny Marvin, ivngM 11,
ad I t make It wore affective,
7, Organ, m
7130. O rth c tra
41Itart
liiiiiet
littVu' •V
a,*-A
And)
mil
pated.
1 *filPtlllier
hour;-1ItI . A
Along
T
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ai
WJZ;
8:30.
Sumo
i 4f4J—YTKAF Sew York—« •
( r m l t l r 12, Fpitnlny'a orchestra. at WEAK: Di30, Sruairorrd proCfHlC Chain)
•V J03.9—KI1KA—»*0
0, Dtimer mutir; 8:30, Whn'a *0, Itank, rn,cmble; 0:45, Same Riam; ID, Same aa WJZ; 10)30,
a* WEAF.
beh in d the namef; 7, Vntem' Her* aa .WJZ; 7:15, Reveler*; 7:30, So- Santa
HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired
wlcei 7:30, Hlatvrical xkiUluu; t m i "onr*; 8, Some aa WJZ; 8:30, IU —WRl&gt;N SI. PelrraWwrg—UO by ana who really knowa bowl
0:00, Evening mrlodleu; 0:30,
7x48, Pickard Family; H, Sander- Feature; t&gt;, StVnte a , WJZ; 11, The
Yellow Ma,k: 8:43, Topic* in Brlgga, Jeweler, Mag, Are.
i«h anil Cnimlt; 8:30, &lt;Vmn S.iml- sports, WJZ. — ~
Rilrf (NIIC)j 7:00, Alima V An­ Dr. W, B. MaeDOUGAl.l^ CHL
art frolic; 0, Muaicat magaxinr; i. ■i in t *__u ’l w _inn
dy (NBC); 7:18, Will Hay, tenor:
ROrHACTOR, A now locatrd at
1:1X1, Happy Bakrra;. 10, II. A.
7:30, lull Cook (NIIC)I 0:00, Mu- hit m ldenca La Floral llalghla,
Relfe orchralca; II, Calloway's
deal
Mainline
(NHCk)
10:00,
SiR. Sanford, Phon^ 86&gt;*M.
orthraira; 11:30, Vincent Ixipcx
lule |NB(!I; 10:30, Dance orcheaL oraHealra; 18, Albin'a orcheatra.
Ira (NBC); 11:00, Florida Orange
L 348.8— WABC New York—860
ly:
Chroaiclea; 10, CuiUon
I
(CHS Chain)
•Juri-n; 10:30, Same aa WJZ; Iridic; 11:30, Knuw Florida Belle r
I 7. The C aptlraton; 7:18, “The 10:45, Holt Newhall; II, Variety
1I8A—WMItlt Tampa—1170
I Hour* Jleslde thn Itoad'': 7:30, (2 1-3 hmtra),
8:00, THtmlrr new*, -aimounaft*
■ Sponafced program; 7;30, Frederic
388Jt—WJR—730
[W ild 7:45, Daddy and Itolloi K, 8:45, Cecil and Sally; T, Santa menfea; 8i3U,. Trt*). 7dS&gt;." Rlnhet L A tE IU30 t'HKVROI,ET p
low mllragr. '. J0OCL% Ilka
iThr.InU'intllonal Singer*; 8, Top- aa WJ1; 7:4V. Hiawatha, Puff*; muale; 7:38, Florida ktntn iliitnUcti Id Brief; 8; 16, Character read- 8, Same an. WJZ; H:30, Itubliln Iht nf remniercr; .0:00, Mutic of
iriir*;* H:3o,» H. V. Yaltenbnrty Mower*; 0, Same na WJZ; 9:30, the Maatrra; USM), Entertainer*.
301.3—W ltlT Galneatlllr—*30
Rwwa ;8;4IL XIu-leal dinner^ 0. t Tiriiulrlea: 10. Same a t WJZ; | f ,
TUESDAY. ' KEII. 14. 1931
W btnfr ur*IUa«; 8:30, Harlow Von- variety (2 hours).
LANKY'S RRUO'
8tMl, Radio Snap- Honk; OtlO.
U d i . l t . i l b . and 'lit* .; 10:16.
' lo.'ij—WSIt—749
Paul
and
NoUnrT»7no.
VarWty
^U ehM Ttfl*; Jr., rOmcrttan; M:W.
7: Samd TUrW JEj ' Tftr.' Same
'Radio PlayhouMl II, Tremaine'a a* WEAF; 8,Sam e na WJZ; 8:30, Time; 7^W, .l-Torlda Stale Cham­
jm hratra) ll5W.*J&gt;fnny*a orttlcs. TVEAF program; 0:30,'CUiule In- ber nf Com mere a Prngrain. “Know
terhtde; 10, Same na WJZ; 10:30. Florida Heller Week**; 7:31. Wen-'
iher Forecaat; 7:88, Sign Off. V
- ^*»IJ— WJZ New York—TOO &gt; Sttme aa WEAF.
WJAX— J*rkan«rll|e
(NUC Chain)
m ^ - W R T —1880
A, Raining Junior; 0:30, Liner'*
7, Spun mired program; - 7:30,
TUESDAY, FKli. 1* ta il
orcheatra; 0:45, Topic* in brief; Some aa WADC; 7:43, Th* Out8:00, Cary Cab Program; 8:110. 7—SI tun t Ion Wi
7, A m p ’n*. Andy; 7:16, Viklnga: .I,Kira; M, Same a* WARC; 8:30, larkannrille lutyally League; 8 i 43,
1:3a PhU Cook; 7:45, Radio amlal; Mi IlMUoii; 8:45, Compoaera; 0, Literary Digr-l’a Topira In Brief BOOKKEEPER • _ Blenefmaker
II
fl'Mitt W tillAmati'o
nrrknelra*
—mala —80 youfa old— ihurby Iinwrll Timm** N IlfJ* 1:00
Amo* ’n* Andy NIIC; 7:15, D u oughly expeiIrneed In grueml ofKitrhen’a Orrhralra; 7:30, Phil fira work, wanta afiiplnymrnt. p.
“
Cook NHC; 7:45, MaeAleer Mrln- O. Box 314. Sanford.
dlala (E. T.) j 8:00, Paul White* BOOKKEEPER — Ptetm-rmphi
man'* Palnlera NHC; 8:30, Flormale—30 yrara old- llmr -ug
■helm Frolic NSC; tl.OU. MrKea* ly experienced in rcm-ral olfk
ann Mualral Magatlnr NHC; 8:311, work, wanta «mptvjnunl. P. I
— .... JS ^ y A d o lp b H in c h —
Chevrolet Program (E. T .l; li:U0, Hoa 324. Sanfonl.____________
Wcitlnghouae Salute NUC; 18:30.
II. A. Unite and Hla Lucky Strike
D*are Orcheatra NHC: llKW, Ito- OLD PAPERS FOR BALE—Foi
jierta and Duffy —Rlringrd Inwrapping and parking purpota*
alrumehtaliata; 11:30, Know Flor­
Apply
lit raid Ufflc*
ida Week.

TWO CROSSES

2.1—Wanted Itcnl KMwtc

TOP SHOPS - r

WANTED TO PURCHASE; f, nr

K ISH « n d PO U LTR Y

10 actea good flowing wrll land
uul of city limlta, with nr without
ionite, Mint be chi up for &lt;a,h
I1. O. line 862.
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Sanford'* leading Ikaaly
Shoppe.

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POULTRY MARKET
Phene 900
Flail—Chicken*

Phone 489 lor appointment

Ftrat N all. Hank «1dg.

lllC YCl.KS &amp; REPAIRS
Wild, SEId. my hunte lot at till
Hickory Avrnur tral cheap.

Lawk,'Key .and

Gw Repair*.

I’llOTOCiRAI’lllilt

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"Full in Coat of U tlm " ,
rrnda » new, Item. I ho|ie
it litrnka It* nrck.—I’ata- i
lug Show (luindop).

Itjlu re n t W A G O N E R ’S.
CA FE
O A S IS C A F E
O pen 2 4 * h « ir a — 112 8.

SperlaNy—Indlea and ihlldtrim hair cultlag
w iijjfirc fc a t i t m a m u D H t
F U R N IS H IN G S
Itrpalra— Iteflnlahlng
Uphalalerlng,

WOOD YARDS J.

DllY CLEANING
-o HANWHD BTHAH"
PHESSERY

HOW LING

Every man who brliavta
In hlmaelf, no matter who
he he, atand, in a hlghrr
level than&gt; tha arobldar.-c
Count Kryaarllng,

1IDWI. FOR ItECRKATIHN
PK IN T IN f*
'Wwb ar old ahnra and clolh
lag, 118/ioafyrd Are. ,

A nail I* driven uut W ”
another nail; h*blt la oveaX-A
come by habit.—Eteim ui.

108 Palmrllo Are.
Sail* (leaned k Prvaaed 30c
Pant* Cleaned A 1‘rrmed 13c
“Ca*h and Carry"

and

PALMER’S
38-31 Arcade

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valuable -iiggr-tiiir* now,
a* a Iway*, fhd&gt; hlmtclf In
a vulnerable Tmiltlun—l)nw
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Cheapenl In Towa.

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HU HOW’S PLACE
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FRUITS &amp;
VEGETABLES

FURNITURE

ew*Hod

Swfet Simplicliy.-DnU»'
rldoa Wore coaUtp
cualumn of* .

Ciaarw—Tnltarran—Candlea
Magailntpa—Fountain
Drlnia—Sandwiches,

IIACifiETT'S
Gilbert'* Chicolatra
and lint Dtlnka,
R eferen ce* •

SPENCER TOP SHOP*#

CONFECTIONERY

Fur lletler Pholo Herrlca
A. WIKIMH.DT.

Cut Out Fop llondy

AUTO TOPS,: -rM'tJS
Beat corera, Cuihtona, Cartalaa.'
Uphelatcrlng. Bte. '

died,
III* wife, with humcr grim,
DeciJrd, k&gt; mving hla hablla
well.
To bury fila tiwh with Jilin,
—Buvtnn T ra n m lp t.; ^

DRUG STORKS
Saolmd.
SANFORD PRINTING CO.

VEGETAI1LE
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aop-ano* g ra rd o p art h i* over
km w n a fte r Weak# abed w ith
■ i t n n i t m am a th a t baffled
phytic la a*. 8h* wma 71 yaar*
old.
•
The famoui p r i m donna for
■tv ria l day# fought * loving
battle with * akin m M i pickod up In Egypt last jroar and
a rm a n te d by a long Journey
bom? from Eurcpo 'b a fu ie

ever, Government
Rebels
equip*

•Her famoua ru le, w art aa GINo
In R lgoM te, Violetta In l .t
T raviata and Iaicla.

’rtSHh'^tpro In control of Arequip* after a cUsh with loyall i t troop*,. th e government
yetterday instituted a ceneor■lttp. making It Itnpoaalble to
^Mflrn^aMtNrtti th at
ail
Sootherd' n m ' W«a in control

NATION

Militant Organization
Seeks To Rid CityOf
Crime And Lawless*
ness, Said Rampant

Two S ltiffR in R 8 ,2 Kidn t p i n R s , AndTryOn
Life Of Alderman
Reported To Police

tha alandgrdt of Militant tTwaadtra have org arlan i to rid metropo­
litan Miami of vice, rrini* ami
lawleaanoa* a t th r height Of the
w inter aoaann, W alt Halcomb, local
mfnlajer raid y o te rla y .
M rantlair,
m rm brta of
tha
G rcatrr Miami Minialorial A»*»«
elation. In raacutlve »#»»ion adopt­
ed a tvaolution deploring rondl- j
Thry railed upon law rnfiirrrm art official, to Itapruvo rundiliana.
The committee of 1 U0 women,
whirh a ta 'trd it* drive «n crime
by dretaling for a war on alleged
gambling place* In tha city. I*
net aaaorlatrd with the committee
o f . 100, -•egnnlaaliu* -of - wealthy
nrd e trru tlv e roaidant* of Miami
Beach.
Member.
f the latter group
recently threw ran a | atrrngth to
the aide, o f law enforcement at
Miami Iteach, by ilemanllng th.it
the gambling •lid" lie clumped
down permanently In order in rid
the reaort community of umlraiiablr*.
II Icomb aaid the women, led
by Mi*. I). ,K. Mil-haul*. Miami,
mnde |M'hlU- pmte*t |*«t we k to
county offirlal* leganllng an allogrd gambling hall |:i M'anli'a
ha*inen« center.
(Ifflriala, ' however, aaid they
fount no rvlilrncr* of ganihling
wlltji fH*y -Jalte«l the p in e with
(fir* wortirn.
The n&gt;«o|olkn »( the m inlatrra
rknrwyi -fiirlfTrua m t.a — i &gt;Hi
nf gambling, -.knotlegging and
prualllutlon" aiM»^*wa.'t*d the con.
ditloga *‘inu*tVr'" &lt;tk*ui*l&gt;l&gt;
Im

Vbk "

■

|

trscSL?* c*lu- »• th*

■ranwhll*. th * ' govarnmant wad
fyarlag fo r thk (rial of 99
!apn*r* a m .t a d a fter F rid a y s
J J l m rwecluttorary attem pt a t
Ib u , In whleh about «0 per­
* * « » killed. Tha purpoaa of
• revolt wraa to return to pow.
Auguato B. Lcgula, th* depoeed
wldent, now ln prlaon.

entai Delinquent
ts F ire To Cell
iuring One Death

W INTER PAMK, Teo. 9 X -(A P &gt;
—M&gt;r» than 6000 "lub* -rllwr*"
aaw and heard Mollln* college's
animated m a g a tln t )*al*rday a t
Ihe fra tu m e v e rt of foum ler’a
week.
Termed th r 1 'only magaaine in
th r world th a t rotur* ant alive,"
it preienUd a ala r r a i l o f contri­
bute!* In peea.n before an audi­
ence *rat*d on rh a'r* and IdrarV
or* In l be campua out of door*. I
P rr-ident Hamilton Holt »ervad
aa editor t&gt; inlmdur# the ronlrihutor*.
t&lt; • i
Tim-1- who rend their articles
w n r Jineph J. E arly, John Ergklnr, Jreii* II. Rlllrnhou*Ok Jkbn
Palmer Cavil, Ray R launaH Mak­
er, P e n y M arketr, Mr. 8. Park**
Cadtnan. t’orlnno Rwiacvrlt Mobtnasp. E rr I l-ow lr*Patta*. C llrloa
Rrollanl. Irving |w W J M , Marg*
vet l.rcte* IW |A flw n i* rd Wattloa aml Opla H cfd^
, O ther, wh* eat

.JA C K H O N V lIJJf. Fob 2S (A P ) — Henry W, |fa)*k*r, aelfalyied candidal* fa r ptaaldm l of
Itlri UnKad SU lf*, a rt f?re lo h i
f d d a d ra n Jn Ih* ooaaly Jail her#
&lt;«Hy kealarday, caualav death ta
ana woman priaorvr, aorloui in^■aT 'tn anathor, aad nvada It no(•M ary to aand 23 other prlaonkja to a koapltal fo r lr**tm*m.
U | t u * n had l*e*n lodged In lb* •era C o m H .rrl'iJ A lji lltta n
if P
b**rlng. Th* H I C » k Yiinsfiini IM fll U rt
i n h* had been plated
tha etly Jail-for h tiding a pub.
• m retirg w ilhout permit ami
I **t hit inMtWUU aftre Th#
Stag* thar*. however, waa neg-

Celery la Cflininued

N ile Taylor, n e fta woman,
rged with m urdar, d M front
rotation la dha cvtigty ja il fD*.
Hear negro woraag w aa not
r Gr* waa dU *m ft»d
ri Jr
rday aAya h had gqlaad m * .
I^WJiVadway.
•
y*aa* had puUrd Ihe atafflng
lha pad* aat that w all^ o f h'a
aet H afire am) (ha amaka
yaeat rated la lha lhln» Haor.
( (ha woman giiaoaar* ara
4 . before k waa avHaod. i i
raaaw waa aaaawod aad again
4 la the ally Jail under rear-

One la

In • fd « ' tk al/V v k rf’rvaldrnt of
imlao'e Fouhly d - F - have H*
ipoltphltv Pf acetaR .gm l hrarg the Paramou t Sdltnd New*
Ini which ab*W* ic o iri/ ru ttin g
raralbma o,, ib a T » l|r of R. O.

I./W v- bdvertlvj|y( mliirh
^ filrn '.' M a g U citd /d in
M ) feat oca. and they *r«
a g g ie tula ted *v *11 »ld#»
|r *ff#rt* In ecegring th t
Ala*
• f
I “era inaunt

a

nf

general

ad for dirpoaW
pa rullccticn*
and a dl* a#i

The filat |* irl.ait ever made of (!e-rgr W.i-liingtnn. p a ln trl In
ITTd j y C harlet W llatn IS-alc when W athirglm i wa* -14 y«ara n|d. mu'
recrntly (rturm-d In the Unitrd Rlnte* aftn IStl year* In Europe.
The im rtialt ahnw* him &gt;tandlng a t the Until.- of Trenton. a~*l give*
aw liiklng impre»&gt;ton of hi* g rtu t ylulure. tho fir*t I' r*iilr-it hating
been nearly ala feet four irvhva in height. It I* ronildere I a'» u p * fk r
likinta* to I ho M uart piirtiait*. The I'eale p- it nil will Ining In
Mount Vein n d r Can* ut the Iniernulinrul E»pn*itinii.

"Thahe ha* Iwen volre.l a ir1 (Continued On Pae* S is )

Cost Of PubUfoiinK
Newspaper Trebles
In Past Ten Years (A P) — trvnr R.hroedcr m ,. Wal­

Score Of Six And 5

Local Quintet Lose 8 To Leesburg
Upon Eve Of District Tournament

NEW YORK, Feb. « 3 - &lt; A r )
'.R io t broke , ut among HOO
rlantc • In llnxiklyn Hall rorly
today an I w hrn It WU* over
n o man w*a &lt;lr*H. another fa ­
tally Kinimlnl, » u rr&lt; w rro In­
ju re !, ami many partially dllTvb.il. A ilnirn ahol*
wrr*
filn l
A* I hr light* worn turned
mil men nml gblv fought -Ivap eratr'y
r a t o»t amanhlng
lablva. rhnlr* and breaking
window*. A voelat group W«*
holding It* nrnual ball and had

Snhfnnl Chamber of Com­
merce today at their lunclf4^
eon at the Valtlcs Hotel vot* :
ed to begin at once the work :

I'Ulm l'ned In lirlirve hr luil rr
In in n t far the Tumulay primary.
Mather, they thought, he wa* p ie ­
paring far appearance In federal
court Welneadajr.
The il'*lm lnnie« la*t night aero
rvntarrd in the eighth ami tlilrI'rth wacil*. IhiI|, nutlvtng. In Hit
eigSHl. T h rn d irf Cllffnrd. randl'(hi* ft* k P ef trfaKTi J ,f fx-Hfc l U f
two »hnt* hail lieen filed at him
from another aulaWribile. One »f
the bullet* irnk* the win-lihlrld
i,n hi* car ami In- w«* cm b ,
gla*e.
In (lie thirtieth nurd. Ilrruaril
Sheehan. SI. ami John I'. Iliailyi
nil. .aid thrV Wet# .cited by h-mdlinn* an ' I eaten a* lh«v liandi-il
nut carib a-lv wat big the elect Inn
of John o u tla y over A liertnan
John S. Clark. Two other mmam
cd men wen* rep-tle,| by Il’Shav
heaib|usit*r* In h ate lo-en token
away In curtained auliiin dille*.
kluvgeil aril Ihen *et flee on Ihe
edge of Ihe city.
Jo g r Edmund K. Jareekl, a*
»upi-rvl-nr nf Ihi- eleetlnft. null
rreilentlal* a* pull watcher* have
lieen l»«ued In iS IKMl per«. n*. In
a-Idlllon. th r u .ual iri.fdm Jude*and- rW rha-.d i i M k a mid.WOO
mdleeiwe.i, Aattyicd w’tb a *pec
(CoMimucd to ; Fag* Slab-*

rbam ber rf rommeiee which goal* i&gt;i
be built around the prrarnt trad* ;
b-dy. Nut a dlaaentlng voice w at !
railed by any of tha apaakora, :/
whore a Iinn* l uranlinoua lhanta -|
wua the value of eo-c p e n t Ion and :&lt;
prompt nctlon. Detalla In m iuw eej!
Unit with the new county-wlda .
trade liody will be developed dgp,^ ])
Ing th e re x t few 'da;
While tk e .h ile f talk* of local ,;
incident* were ull ilircr tf.l to lha
on* Idea th a t a county c h a ia b a rW
o f cotum cm : i* a neceeeltg a t " . 1
thl* tin.*, and on* of Ui* m a,t
rvnatrurtlvo devalepn.anta iont*m-'.Hj
plalrd in aunt* matilha. It re mala*
ed fo r tha rtm alk a »f two non- .
rcalJent* to hilng th* bairn to - V
t h . voting print. Will Klnch. o f ' /
Cloelnnall.
a , rham ber-of-cow 1
incrre nrganiier of many y**f«. •'
atunding, rlcarly and brlafly *lal&lt; A.U
*11 M* realnu, for believing Ikg* ;U
the uiganiaalion of aneb a group Juk
In |M&gt; aertien would b*
bc9rflrl.il. II,. Ilraeard the vaWoVW
of cu-oprratlon, ami iM kltkalanf. Q
I be \ulue of aivaitiaing, apd u r F ‘ b,
eil that the mtiubera anem blad ■ i
tak r ndvar.tage i.f the opportage 1 ,
lly. for urganitatlon which arad ' 3
o‘ffa).«d thMartUU- V - * ---- .elycU
. A. A. Cdaaiaa'. m ayor of R#&gt; »ere, M»*a, a rbraier M*a*avha-

II. X 8 . WRIGIIT, Feb. 23—
I API The naval dirigible l&lt;°*
Angi-lr. unh" okril from her man*
.hip. the H. 8. M. I’nluka. In
V*w I t a i W yr-terday morning
anil left lor Ouartanam o, r n ’ra.
•m the flr-i lap In a Journey whirh
will lake h*r back t i M k eh u i.t,
N. j .. a fln iiartlclnallng m lb*
annual American ravel maneuv­
er*.
Roe ■» i api-eted !•&gt; a n lv e ul Ih*
I'tilun naval baa* tutu thia aftern -on
The I'aluka atarlul through Ih*
Peiiam i Canal, heading for Sai'-t
Jm ip h Hay. FI*., whci,. the tail
Angele* will Join hri bIhiiiJ Mur.
I. Then Ihr dirigible will make a
flight over Havana and head
northward for h*r own b u rg e r all.akrhural.

Strum Appointment
Is Hailed By Friends
TAI.I.AII ASKKK, Fah. 33 —
Judge lanilv W. Rlrtlin I* receiv­
ing rorgietulatlon* fm m hi* hurt
of fr irn lj here up n hi* appolnlnnnt to th* federal judgeship and
i* also being ahowtied by hunrlrr-lt of congralulalo’y trlegram a
from all part* of Ihe elate. It ia
Ihe gt-naral rarrenau* &lt;f nplniurt
lu re lhat Prealdenl Hoover a n j
Attorney General Mitchell ar* In
hr highly commanded for aurh
a win* chair* fu r the Jofge-hlp.
While he he* been making hi*
horn* ia Tallahagae* alnce h« l«ram e a m»nib*r «f th* S tale Mupreinr I’-.urt, Ju d g . Mtruin anlunimad ye*Unlay (h at he-baa r*tkinril hi* '.g a l n a id rac* in Jackaonrille and th a t a« aoan a* ha
i* lunfirmei) h* wilt move back
to Jrck.nnrill* a rd aaaun-.e hit
rrw iluliev. ’

Pioneer Citizen Was
^.LonR RecoanizedAs
Successful F arm er
h’unertl .crvlcet for Thm uat t.
Ilawkina. pioneer Sanford tealdeat
who died tudder.ly
yeetanlay
morning at hla Celrry Avenu*
hum-, will be h eld . li-mort-uw a t
II o'clock, In Commerce, ( l a .
whete hit Imdy waa tent yetler*
day afleimnin.
Mr. Ilawkina, horn In Oglettm p e t'm inly, Ga. nearly t&gt;0
yrara agu, ram* to - SanforJ In
I MW, an I began ahortly after, to
follow the career whirh brought
h'm m -m b -1able (uitune ami the
lepulath-n uf bring one i f lit*
moat aurrraaful fam wia In thia
illalrlrl. '
Ilia tarly ag tieu llu rtl ra ie rr In
Florida bejan on the In-llarry Ra­
in tc a .h in t dlttaner beyond tha
.Mnn-oe bridge. In V ilu .lt rouor
J r . -Mr.-'-ttawMna,' logit her with

Mfr^.*Tr Boa*ettar^wa« tun&gt;loy&gt;
rd a t a day lalm rer a t a ulway
whirh barely provide I oi-dlnaty
living eV|ien*e«. Thiee year* of
rnntlnued opplicalh n to the he«t
forming mithmla g a v . Mr. IlawkI", a kce-i intlght Into tho pinbIrma of anil rultlvallou. and pro­
vided him with th r opportunity of
etlHblbhing n firm hail* upon
which to lutei bulhl th r *ncr*t* h*
altnlned a . one of the leading
celery grnweia lu thia area.
In th - late oinrlla*, Mr. Ilnwk(( ‘iintinunl On M»ge 81a)

New British Plane
May Revolutionize
Sky Engagements

year* i&gt;*»l. p n .h lr tit » f hi* local r-,?
tia-lr body, gave a ehuit t a i l S
wblrli w at Ibtrned lu with el***''tjS
attention and waa rvevlvai w ith V
niiirh-applaii*e. Mr nutllned cood|-.
thin, a t they a &gt; in hla hernia 1
e&lt; mmunlty, pointed out the pok! C]
r r nf proper ndvartblng, pleaded - y
(•&gt;r a continued aplrlt nf uptiinlim
In every aellvity and nt all llmde, \
a&gt;d urgrd tili llataner* to q u irk 'v_,
*i lion, with III* Idea of b rin g in g '‘‘
Ih thl* teeth n the fulfilment * t , x. r.
many of th r ima.lhllltie* - h u h k i
wnr-* nut lined by the uthor apeak- *. ,.v

Fmployc Of Penney’s
Gets Trip To Gotham
cutting |n Sanford laal weyki
reading of a lotto* of thank* (1
Mayer K ari.W . Mrown. DoU
fur th* ea-oporalion given by'
local body and Mtmlaoj* Cna
reaidint* la making the Volt
County F air a .ucreaaj tha va
Ing of a letter nf thank* from
publicity director of th* rag
Irdiana fn mara’ lour o f. I 'M
fur tha kindnrtaaa above* by
Inca’ trade body duriag their a
here, and the appolntm aat al
rumuiittev . which would .Ipolr-’l
bread prune ia lhla i k Uv*, ■
• be o r|y other matter* a f hi
n*M hr.-aght bafoi* tho gia g |

Five Persons Die In
Bad Storm In Italy
IMI.KHMO. Maly,
(A PI Flv*
died *• « r e
•(ill «*f I t
alorm uhir-fe
Uahr.i 1 hi*
(1
Hal unlay
n 'rh t.
.■*
One. Marl
acrurrr
bridge l&gt;y
m. If* w a. « * J |.
c l off h
a id riniwned.
&gt;V«rrv pj
aa.aeni.-ri- hrld
lhamveigg
fn the ruaihe*
t ru rlx 'l I h f uyb

K U SflB , Feh.
(A l
Jlundiwk* o f^ p o m o * War*
IM ay.Jtar Hu u i m I mjahr

«f WaahlrgUVq&gt;li4hday. (i

a i r P ariU ".

in ..nmmhU

« #*'
a

iimpfratiorro Viwa rrom ’Ictd-'*
In* runidentH of the city ami
county, as woH a* out-of-aUtd ,'
guentf, the nicmbcnt of th«

*il|i*rtl»- a fter Mr. t'a « ta ta ‘* talk, *&gt;'(
F. W. Mender,’ artfng a* rbulnnan
uf tile mealing, a-krd that a ntO- ivj
thin he madr authorising th* a ttatillehmeni uf the
new find#' ’&gt;
IAINHON, Feb. 99—(A I'I—Of­ b»»id, Juilgc -t*met (I, hharog 'JV
ficial announcement wa* mailt Uiihhly mull. Ull. ninth,n. It waa
V oter day that *cvret trot* had rn irh -l wilhnui a iilitenilng vola.
Item n rnplrtcd nf a new type of
fighting a l1 plae,. whirl) may rrvolullonite a ir combat.
Although Ihe mathlne la only a
kinglr-aratur biplane, it r a n la*
a ll m arhlnr gun*, eontrulh-d in
nnlcun and firing n run* cf load
rin v rrg ln g a few hutvhed yarl*
ahead of Ihe *hlp. Twa guna fir*
through Ihe p&gt;opellrr, the uther*
are art ■n the wing*.
Four Iw rnty-pju) d li-mba a!ag
ore rarrlrd by iba fighting craft,
which ha* a aurfarv reiling of
"(1,00(1 feci and a aliatalnnl *|ierd
of IDt mllia an hour.

damag'd.

*

Sanford Chamber &lt;
Commerce Deck!
Qn Expansion Pli
At Meeting Todi

Pfe-aTortW vtolrmo Van ramargument a n a * over the fHl i n t In C h i r a c lait night.
&gt;ir.. of on* and the ahuuttng
Two alurgina*. two kidnaping!
atnrled, Chari** Itarnea and
and an allam pi upon th* life «l
Mlrl-arl Plat.lie lint ih tir |lve«
an *M*»man'c cat ill 'ate w*rv- rrl" I h r fight. ISillro^ wngoru
ported to offlrlali a* th ty rallied
m riled many dancer* In tha
an arm y of TO.iWO p*r&gt;nn* f i r a
.
ro a r,| aira'n .t fraud and dlvonlar- alatlon.
In TurwIayV ellv p rlm arln .
■
Itnmor p taro j Alt hun-e I’apum-

Airahiol. iAnpeles
Present ('hampionl)e- QuitsjWouring Shin
feats Masters By AmyffeadsForU.S.

MIAMI. Fob. t a -Th* *o*t of te r Hague Went caltU(&gt; III Jhi-lr
publishing a- aawapaprt in la y death In thr- olvwtiie , buM iiuil 11 ktreble* that of 10 yrara »|'V *.rya
vlrw per Itrnliury al uawil I ilnv
A ..G, Dcuul, jirgyident of Th* ’Ni­
agara Falla (laxette. u g reat at for Ihe killing nf lirwitv I'aul, b ahthe Nautilu* Hotel, Miami Itrarh. way |ia ln trnan.
Mr-. S hrnwicr Went In Ilia
Incrraaing adrrarll*ing malfea
)iit*lble the publlcatlo iwl a new*- chair first. Her faro wa* |mh i v
|i*per under tha preae- 1 high e*Mf n-| t for a alight till nf riiiiui \*
of production, ho continue I. J ■he *111 brnuglit In the ilc.illl
"Advrrti*trm rrelix* the value of chr.mlu r her eke* were 1 lien until
advcrtUing, Thov are dtmuml- *he wa* .r ile d in th r th u 'i |h &lt; t
ing bettor ailve; tiaing an I reteiv- *hr rlnm-il ibrm until the ilralh
lag H. Advertlacme-U today ara hood WM* lilureil over In-1 In-all. r ia l fancy 1 u ml - of gulf duri"g
bitlat. planned and mote a ttra c t­ She Wn* |iiiinounir 1 i'r j i | live m-ti- tiro pa*t tw.i urcka to e n lrr acininte* a f u r Ihe i-vnlai'l wn* made, I Inal play, wn* unn'-le lu get
ive A han form erly."
Hague die,| five m'l.Uti later. ita iliil at on) time, * n l hi- proved
, / I I * pointed &lt;nt th a t privatrlyunable to wilh*land I'.e ala*hln(
ovrnerl naw*po|i*r* have u mnri 11* came in wllh n *lca I) *lrid*
Indrprtnlvi'l imliiy than chain- and gated al the *|e, lator* a, h* l.ltaik i f llo- H'lO 1 lu m p in '. H ill­
aat down 11 the iliuir. The 1 ir. ing th • entire inntrli, he won on­
owned nrw .papol*. ,1,
reel wn* a|i|ilie«l while the |ni- ly two li la *. Mr, la-Muy piactt*
"In
general, prlv aUly-uw or I
■on thaplaln Wa* Mill &lt; flrr'h g rally aelllel the match by winncw*p*|wri who arc vitally «oa- p n y 1
nleg the flr»t r i i h b*» in n man­
rrrtvod wllh tli« brat Irtrrrat* of
Mr*. Srhrueilrr, lw .n l), wa* a lier which l.-fr tilth, ibiobt n&lt; lo
th r m m aiunily. They ar* in i r ueform er wailte** a id neither nf a the fit ul mil. nine. Hi* i| lvi«
tivo In auilding up a rm iriiunity four-year nl.I h i) . Whrn *hr la- Were atraiglit ami true, lliH opthen chain |&gt;a|&gt;*r* w hkh are con­
(t-inllnu-d On Page H it)
(Continued On l ag* 81a)
ducted no a general policy fur
•evvral rltiea.
"I c a m ;t w-e the advantage of
a chain paper," ho added. "Ik dnoa
not reduce th* rv a i-« t niociwu,.. %l
operation a a i a
gdaetal t*vl;i r
may not he c la p Jodi fa r rXTty 1
city la which lha' newapaprra ar*
A ttir
wmm Op a it almigfit game with the Haylon* He till
puMUhcd."
, 1
i. aaie,, .g n l havktg held lha !iad-f t ) , aehe'iule I t i lie played hero
ar-bjp af the 20-team n m tb u v t- WrdaiMtuv night, hav brrti 1 arr­
et tied '.wing ta the fa rt th at
ten'aaraketoall caaferarce divtrlct tournam ent ptay I- Hit* d l-tn c t
w ith' aavqn win* amt nu l«*»aa, wMI begin harP F l-tay morning,
1 ‘ia d l t.arnard M rlaira-' Mrinbp * ld th r ie nit uf thc.gggia ’vou'd
PEN5AC0T.A, fe h . fA - 7 a |&gt;» rdc lllf h School bsakaibill n 'in5n bnv* little hrai'.ng on any fan— O k n r ( Judge Thernaa W e-t, I-1 ( a SO to 17 gakK- to ll-e*t.c9g fna*ce h'-nora.
y t i i r r m irm ug at M:00 n'cl .ck
former atata audttac, 1 ‘k m r gen- t.rv .b aig Vtllow Jrckat* al la-oaami and a u p ra ^ a rvorl Juriire, l u g Saturday rig h t n a game la th* d i'li i l tnttmaiiH-nt will b rg il.
died today fathiwlag an attack uf vvtirh 01 ci-cjaddcrw wa- blaim d Mar1, than 2do player, an I ru tih fae rfafeat.
•
Influenta. )_'!»»
1 &gt; f 041 2f) rtllr* wilhln a raHue
Th* failure af the W l fur- Hi |00 mile* wilt lie a .-tn ib l -d
Ho waa V trirkra laal Thur*o'ay.
lie waa ha ya^rp old aad U .aiviv- ward* to live up to thi-lr early haw* dm ing Friilcy and Saturday,
•hi by a wider*- $\ TaNahav.ee a-d »&lt;arau q^riltlea pr Vet ow tly iv White fut'y a* m ary .pM tatora nr*
the M im in q b ^ a fD t. and their avbadulrd to lac on bund A c h e e r
ii. ual fiae aa 1 'JUavd) play wanI M r (*•&gt;■&lt;• to vict-ry.
riunttlrd. Moye aad Klilaw wura
Pour garni» will hr p ta y e L F rih'gh aey ^r* S g S T U n t rd. curb
m o-ring, five gamaa F rid ar
rr.*opf ling* f o r |I« r j*; i*»l4. I'l«y mftfnanoii. and Ihrva gamea F ri­
era a k * aaw darvlra were: l.ia l- day {tight Saturday in-irning \w*
*iy, KanaMr,-ISmaler, Mi-ye. Klolaw. -’acVaod, Ite a trr and II Ut. ]
Tnatorvaw u tfM 4‘.*I h M r'airul
lakaa h i. taaog tq New Smyrna
ia play Ur* n e t gam* of thr ru rent w a a g a v ig a t tir r vnli-ry in
W-Pp, will b*
' lo u rrry *1 .

JudRp Thomas West
.Of Pensacola Dies

Dance Hall Riot Is
Fatal To Two Men

I EMORY

isaacr^3Br/&lt;^sajaE&amp;Sg
tlr* th at m akr up the Miami lit-v*.
afflejal vtralon waa th at |
I^ R a rT ta e n at A m tulpo had rev**t*d and defeated the governiae«t fetcaa a fte r tecaivlag fal.e
foparta th a t tha government of
Lala M. Ranch** f e r n , had fall­
en and the palace aelw d. Thl* reg « L th a govam oM at- adbl, w a. ’
l^ p b a d by Priday'a m atlny a t ,
5 b*»k waa put d«Pn In a .
fWr
and w *. append to In- 1
pcflaa |I&gt;e reb*la.
1
■BaparU U the nrW.paper V er- 1
turfea Ig Santiago. Chile, were '
th a t th* whole of Bout hern Pen.
» '» In lb* hahda of revolutionary ,
foirea. T k li* ‘could not be r a n i
firmed o r oodtradtried aa retwor* 1 •
.ablp w*« fn fort* a ll.a lo n g th f .
aW iivla* Iprder. Tacna and other ,
b«*dar taglsaa were reported ,
,
•; Tka decree calling out ISOO i
y o teatacr . reeerraa between th*
H * o f ; 2 1 and to far a period
•C vto day* aatd th at thl* action
ta k e n t* m aln u ln public o rA 't
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NUMBER fl

AY. FK11RUARY 23, 1931

OonarO f

�I l r t eew m iptW e *1

W m ti

■nSitViu than in mtloon
it m W i *J u **

idMvbr

i'Knbacola;

The tow m m h t « N under p»r,
Wore the nMro rottorfcobW in the
h n of a brisk Mow coming hi
from nearby PwnsscsU
boy.
tJmlth and Wood divided firs t and
record money,* each Whine t7».
while the t m eteors tocrlsed tro­
p h ic . •, • ' ‘

rWr-tvoralghl. t V f cam*
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— Two blowda pTwdassMaoJ cam,-wlcneis fr o * the OMt, Hortoo
flmllh "nd Craig Jfeod, w tb Iholr
amaieur psitocr*,, yoatarday coo
g-tersd ■ s tiff Wtaid ohIt o towy
reurM to tU ft» thy first honors
In I’enioeola's U-»edle-»r*^maU*jr
golf loum sm saftB oO i hod Mo.

m c n r A t Wi l d *
■ p t u i dp — «MT«lgM.
’

nttf t u -

t *** •

fjroars ago tharw w in no
motors.** Today- any ala*
M ltN city that lock* a
mtar. brands lUalf back•tba ayaa of th* «*t of
(top—atd a faw ailabla
tk the«L\ • •,
t fhndttloo* ara not wholBaod by tha aillaftioa of
im hla ahd.Uia moribund

mploymrnt In th« mftropo-

3

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tWrJ

Au

Janalnaa. &lt;***nsoc
A rthur Oiwa, Hal

kjraJ tha tooa'populoui dkWaging them tbalr awn
Uafc* of what waa tha toil
Iji.tha dramp. Tta daitwa*
t thaaa ‘ campanton *W* in*

8. ft and n. r.

wag not tk* calam ity It
d. Th«y bad rdllad too g rta l
•poor playij th ey ta d ta p
I hlttrionlim a s against hon
ram * | th*y . had
faraty
kt tba pobtle anything wurlt
rfort. .
rea&lt;h enU rprtsas war* a ban
ateek compafiltd s t r s ls to
W | i p . Bound by tha w w
Horn th a t ham string.’ Broadcempellrd tp cator to 111 ■

CNOAOBMBNT IS ANNOUNCXD
PARIS, g ib . ^ t - ( A P ) - R n .
gagom ant of Stnorito Crtotlha ds
R surtxn, daughter e f tha Duke
and Ducheaa Is Dutcal, t o ‘Anton*
oi Patino, ana of the four h* '6
to tha Oollrtoa tin king.
.

Attempt To Negotiate
Stymie Ends Badly
For Chicago Golfer

i'? T ^ W « n d % -d h » y could
t ' fe r'a u p p o rt from battci
ej
■•
i batter alt manta w art nv*
•with darn ending adult onm at. T htv-w are ready-and
to-supply Rl^' ^ ^
■
first rVlttlo tha Star, froahly
toratol, •dadlm tsd to .lh*
ton of. g o a j'o to y a la, lh«
bays th a t audiences wouVl
lacking* eprhed It* doer*
: ptodaat success, all th at
aakad'fo r, cams (0 It'lm *

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w tm

S&amp;SSSKtip
• t i l l tb s f lir t vim

wldfly

Jttls Theater targersao*
ad lit ‘Itolrolt,’ and wad
by the tepraaattoUvte uf
lii twagtyi organlaallons.
tbs y a m p ccadhig Aigitmaca Into lb# war,
btowi Stow. Tha A rts an&lt;
fiw u r of Dotrolt, under
h atsm a n t of M u llc s
ha L ilt la t heats? of In-

Haktoad.' and

Mtlng, waa iiMltiaram,
»y admit today 1 thalr IlgMlacft wars. aotastimia more
out than aWMuaafuli. iholi
f rauU net be slpvnalrV
baramo ftnaly InwglnatW*
teas promptly ImlUtsd by
rctol m s n lf s r s lr bat they
t sincerity -to tna lltaatsr,

8

, A ‘..’-volume sWWmSOt **»*
H enfy ». Dennison and • AlWri
Sawyer, l b s i w n ^ r t
ta .a t
tarM ti*«lor&lt;, denouncing V nianl
dry tow condition. but * « * » * £ * •
"T har# h a . not M * « • B " t
lest «r the pwhtMUoij «••».
&gt;A .
Ml#. Mabel
W nltcf W ltob«an*,.toiM ar nnslM
ts n t attorney g.***'! •* **•’8 *
of prshlbUkO and now eoonMl foi
a g rape rowesntrale e ttfO T , th a t •
It was th e *Ytoar latent? of Conyraaa to "urn mpt. from piwsecwUon
tha man o f aetata of Umliad qu»n
HUM of w 'na hi ‘ha hoMO,'
th at prohibition officialsi bad tok- •
h i this aland • • for both ■» W
Surveys m ad. principally undo!.

tows In M »t*tc» not tnclodWa
r«rh' dktrlcl* ao Maryland, Now
York, Now J&lt;rsey and Maeaaehu
s«tt&lt;i generally w ard «tocrlbad is
Wat. !~f * s • ? -* . * •_________

g( various tto g ro o eef ms«-

b«»A

2

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91** a»U*siprs*slun to
a n ihla'Dgrrnt pa«&gt;p|e.
. •
f t tnnblrs a coimnunlty tu eg*'
p ro s, its tastes. Kiwm far-away
r.lto a'.tt brings play. whoM Inter­
s i l m akes ll|em worth-while, and
whtch*. otherwise, might nv»«r b«
aiah*;*mrtofi*rw&gt;.
- U snablas n camhiunlty to t«proasl a n l footer Ha talanla. It
drpwg upon- fhe local. poputoUon
f u r ' re a ls,. k m ,da«lgaa*a,' aa*
bualpasa
a»y dlatlngwlahsd brsfassliagto am graduates «f
UttW thagtir tanks.
'
It ibabhui a community to cre­
ate Its pwa'litoiwtur*. Ntw York
and Hollywood ought, not nivucpo111,-tba drama Ur Jsalf-otp:aaaloa
of |he counVofLaach aswUuu.tf It
ahkdld bring to the stays local
plgyr, writtad* liy local nnlhora.
d M ta g .w llh 'local . Ufa and local
prtblema. , t
,
. y;.
• -While It I f necessary and bona*
fin a l for tba tllito theater ta ellluW Ha “ prwdh**lau« of naMs.*
d ra n u bV p-ovon m sttrial from
its cbM
• functLn
*sK,local w iltsrs. Th

PALM HKArjitTKab. * 1 .-(A P »
—A fter It setm ed'ahe had teased
away her chances with • badly
topjed h ra u le shot, Helen Hicks
a f H tw lclt, f t f t stood Idly by un
tha Ifth hole Friday and watebed
victory Ip Ibo F k rld n AVomen'a
gutf champlumMp cams suddenly
her way as h er opponent, Virginia
Van WU »f Chicago knocked
b’, bait f a r i t i m r u v In n fuM dfeM
M W t»#W U t* a dead
atymto. '• ! f Cl,'. •••
• u
Tbit freakish finish was the ell*
m as to a senaatlenglly clqpe and
keenly fought final roui.a contest,
over the links of the Palm Beach
Country ylub, fu rn k h lag an un­
locked f o r thrill t&gt; a tkihlonabto
gallery of re a d y tOOS .f« cta|o ta.
It brought trium ph t&gt; the sturdy
New .York girl by th a alendcr m ar­
gin of 1 up, marking MIm Hicks'
first victory In Iho tuurnam m t al
the same time coating Mlai Var
Wto the third win arrt permanent
poiartalon uf the rharapl mablp
cup.
All square a l lb* ninth a fte r an
erratic sto rt, atUI all vvop a t the
IHth. a* they h alrrd 18 r f tha I*
holrs end rorvrvd tha 1 wgulhtiuii
ro u rd In 18 stm kr* each, lharv
was nrthlng io choose , between
Hum as they sat a lf un tba first
e tl r a hols. Ml-s Van Wto's putter
had sa \rd her ft pm a t'cfiril on the
(lis t nine. MIm Hicks' skip shots
were h»r aalratkoa on lbs Inward
tourney whero-ow three o r aslant
she ta n her ball da#4 to the |dn
front well off tha gCoas.
Tha Long I stood girl ha I k
groat chan** to saiito U»* mbteh
when aba Hrad a Hnn pltdh la 18
fast c f Ike run oa tha 1Mb btla.
only to hav* VlrylnU run bar haH
dead Co tbs .pin fmai sdt the adgs

Sound News Filin
Of Celery F i e l d s

INFLUENZA
; SPREADING

Lifegioti M insttel
Goes Over Big lit
lgt Appearance
( Continued from Pago Oaay .
Ing 1 tlirs' of the arising, ead twrk
song Waa roealrad with tong ay.
plausa. M r. Ctoose sang **Wha*
1‘ni looking A h You,*j M r. Stlaac’pher sang "Let Tha End Of Tha
World Coma Tomorrow**, • orhlia

prop-r starting tomorrow. T ao
roanda ara tat far Matuiday with
the tost M boles Sunday.
.
No ath n s nara abto to break nr
a'lual.par, but four teams were
b.actMtOd nlth 7*s. Ths profes.
slonsl membars uf this group ware
Tony Manor# of N*w York, Ralph
Ooltakl. of Dallas; Harman Bar*
ran. Part -ChaaUr, N. YMwho wap
th« a scat toil year, and Arlhui
Ooaa, Nsrragansett Ptar, R. I.
H airy Ceopar, Chicago, ran InW trouble aw tha Hr A nine and
picked ap. .
. * ■ C h e c k C old* a t o n c e w ith 969.
lead in g scores: •
T h k e It M g p re v e n tiv e *
A lrin B ockhaalli, MoWto, and
f t J . K tlnbatg, Pensacola, M-3C— , Une 999 Stive for Itabfe*
f t l Johnny rp ira n , S t Augustine.
• nd SU sa A |l.p MUtou, *4^T -7&gt; «
C raig Wood, Deal, N. J., and Add|.
soa Meade, Pcnaetola, -SO M —#*:
Abe Esp noea, Chicago, and W. J.
Toiinn,
Paaaarato.
•pa s— f t:
lle a d a c h c w , F t :
W hiffy Cfc*. Brooklyn, and C. P.

ig,*r l as to m akr It -alaio&lt;t In
vtattle and srttlf all the rhythih of
a trap drummer, m ak ea'tn a mar*
s e l 'a t the m asterly m eaner .la
whl«h « l r r i to handled front.lhc
rutting of It ta tha final dtstrlku*.

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PRfNCES
AUTO SEHVIi

M AFFtfrrs

C U R E S BABY * 8 - 0 0 L U

f t HAiKORDCOMVANY.
Hay. Hr., Bill Hoffman. NW-k
lllynn, Ed Lana sad Rally Papa.
Mr, l l o f f t n a n .a ta g t a b “Swast
Jena* lwa'', put Ms member across
n r *»y faabloW and »»d&gt; a glng i t
tsrica belhra th e api4 *ua« died,
away, whll# Mr. Mattopa, atogng
"'L srcn T hirty Saturday Night3
c»t a- U g hand whin ha finished
hia aung with a buck dance. Nick
(ilynn, tba Tatarsn minstrel man.
appeared to goad ad ran lag s as a
Ilory lettor and-*Ve«ir. qpd kept
hi MUd'anca la good hgmor durtag
lh* lima he held the ftoer.
Klpy.n numbers cnikiwlaad the
Jist h alf of I N shssri wWcb was
satured by N kh C l/a a and h's
MuiV-al L'toona. offering a nons e a s la t
Inatrunum tal
gsvaRy
u h lrh wont over big, sa d 1, A. Co­
burn, th, pioneer mlnatral ahow
o a n c r, who tntorialnod with two
e«rnct aotoa w hich'w ore jrril f»*
calved. ‘ V • • • - •
T bs oAis'cal ala an a larludaJ

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.910 |.&lt; PToHd. Av»nV
Phong 3139
i Tn+Ht' Ftm.

Audit*

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PENTLAND, GRAY and
*
S anford

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AccounUnta and Audithi

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P in t Natloan) Bank Bulldln
,

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i!,W Sk.^Srft'.S
Unity- _ ,. .
- r - r .* ■ A-.Doth ,ha*t gdlbt drives from tha

Of* vTrnVaUs#
r t oicutt a1 1 JohnaodJ wo*
yyr»aaaU**i

S(a#M
B?
daac*j Hti*

U la t Hicks* putt raUadaiVund the

very Up af tha cap. fdWd to
-hut told hat. rival a daad W »k*
Virgtrto had lh* MjtrtaUto •*
play Ip. 1 afa for a

Uttata* la spsRMftp
ifar Floridan aatb*il

vkhly producilvy a

W;t^k,W,-m

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j j g

L- *&lt; . \u i w is rt

itroT t*

, One horn
team* tho staerli
rb ic h th e e a r 1
I bthwwltw heall
ium bis nervous
is so m e tim e s s s

.'have the iUuptntii

os tb s

the stick,
Nine DMi

w re ," end other*

Germany's rood asm s. T rue, tn d
b y any means ranfloed Ib is sis* Is-listed w « n o%iseWPn,J
ic u ls rly in government does some of l b s ' eight son-yser-eld 1 re­
!d&lt;op&gt;oat^lnu9^alyr Whether in times of war or cruits, whs srs suddenly throw s
p*Ufr haw great ths national emergency, Demo* le ts t b s &gt;b a il,o f bor»}lng} sb tll,

not

i with Republicans for control of the federal gov- long fr ilhlmtd. Out It n r n k s s

^ Wit goes on

rewt'tn |n e detHmenl of The people, between this this film again, (hat the whole ra&gt;
that, faction for Uke control of tho government. boodts so both sides didn't Is m
a bedlam or panic bad Infini­
, and society, as weil aji in politics, ambitious cill1 into
ty.
rlo for control.
; ,
* nutnfvi
&gt; Is this u a n s tu ra lt Wc knew
msir theao atrpggh* arc necessary; sometime* from th e avalaacha of foreign war
irmful and wasteful of human energy; nomtrtimW booh* that lif t on the clb»r aide
t dangerous ni the struggle between the Wing of tho fooco wa* very m uch'lb*
r and the pllot'tirovtd to be. It is like changing •sm o a t with u* among polios and
He middle of a Stream t sometimes aucb a proce- tornados’ am M tpathb'd *. T here i*
e; sometimes very foolish. Which it is, is a prOb* .ns doubt s t i r loner r th a t wo w sie
"II in the samo jdcklui the sum
ira continually, being called upon to aolvo.

Wintering In Florid* this
tud*’ Henry V orJ. now al
I In F o rt M yers.-.Thirty

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\ &gt;-• sd -e- i—

foarb, Ih r SSmo m isery, the m m

&gt;t y- dofirltcly datsnnlnabls
«r» dedurttM *,,Prospective
are not allowed as a deluc.
H » person. othec than r f
« t In securities, purchased
of a iiiipnCatlon rforTvg 1 BJU
1
'&lt; jr, e r r th e m and If Ita value

N o # ■ha la one o f the

which.In America connotet but*one thing. Any American
schoolboy c u rta il you thaV.190 year* ago on that day war.
barn George Washington declined to act the Aritcrlcatl cotoniea free from Engliah domination. Since yesterday wan
Sunday, appropriate exercises arc being held throughout this
country today lit honor of the birth of the man who was

i f th o boot publicity stunts
iaa boon polled-In this neemany y e a n w as th a t pro- n e s t n e e s l d s /t
by th e Chamber of W * :
In dunjaoctios with J - t-

khla n a tio n .

TAX FACTS

‘

general oira tour or intpeclWii i?
* irgich, Thom » « t nrw b^u.
'lalfotf lb the line.
genernf
atuppnl by a smtlnol and lu&gt;Vt-d L
through the boy’s periscope. Iis ■
I

ip iU rd -to deduct t b r looa -be&gt;
is a .u f Lbu chrinkago. la .v a la a .
ho had sold It during 1 MV s i
&gt;4 the le u •,0/ $30 woald bs dorflWo. I f during 1W0 It w*» deItrly dolonalasd th at tho flock
s valuslrao, a lots uf $10$ would
deductible.
l do* 1s t la socuritlos may u&gt;a
1 Inventory method to repoit

n it Investments bat com tltuU Ida
dtdeh- In' frsd*. Any shrinkage’ la
-vpfur-O M hr Ercuriltei h*M b ^ V |
slostcr will bo roflecteJ in hi* in* i
w atory. .
..
1 U* purer, slh c r than a «W«J.
c riln sso n illsv , tg a - not d fd srt
» i* loss claimed to have been « • - .
lettisd from, lb s rats of sloth or
H ourliici, If within *0 d a fs W
fold or a fls r such *aW ha had ae*
qu]r*s (oU»a* than by b e w a t * r

rft^V.^jUg

TS'JVJ. Uf

|iodts.- "Whafa that over, there. I

U lO O U

b in ;

o w e v o r, W a sh -

Ua. who al
TVtry again,
ANP BILL—what fun It hi ttr kumr-W remfTW ««m to

6 TUG WORLD
off th s Albanian national
ad 'Wouldn't It b* Jolt like
?g o $ ta suffor a n o iw tu
«n, and have lu ga to ’ths
L a lta r being- akat a t al'tk* bullet went wide of It,

wcll hsclcd horitontpl W# could
tb i t guanrcl up If It
Unrein, lo r sowing on tho' *1
.B e tty hcmflKched 0
sta rs on • blue field. I
t h A 'th 1rl«sti' w*c nob

msnlh ituduibs tho dstc
birthday you can class
among ths Jilts of ,lhU
dstsry for a«t e*ly wtirs
kn and Uncola born tn
hut also such other turn-

tslb Ihpt way when they have h i
c ro n • meadow with a battery of
m s. blur guns biasing awny. from
1 ha other ctidl. At suck moment»
Ihry don't talk a t a lt They ellhcr
rcrosm ur ara dumb with frish t,
a * m atter w hat arm y they belong

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c a r d , h o a x e d “ N o w w * a re th r e e

T hs powerful Hpvkt Jcrfiraakcr
Malielo, which ta s k , p a rt In Uts
s m it h fa r Urn. .Nuhjl* and kla
•tm ad rd p arty is *ha sum atsr of
j H ^ / w l li carry a gruep uf from

k U ic rln o 's. a n d th e n — tlie g uidsdi.

ipfetas

I l m pleasure crulaa avar utganItod la tho Arctic Qcosa. U avbig
Anhangvl probably U ,th* Ultyr
port uf Juno, tho Mnligla will
tetMk at Fyna* Jasal U a d . wham
the nortkcnuaoft radls station In
Iks we rid hap been aalaMlihstl,

*’ Wifllsm llsn ry Ilnyrt-

a Greeley and
editors of no

y W. USgfsb

ta ita f i* «
consider tbemaalvao “up
Yet&lt;K«therinc and &amp;1I «r
tloo'of all tbeir

jS -L W S S i:
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d expendil

�•By. Tkln dlvin* Frio*
U p rtM n S&lt; \-nrn ■mt |
»ut llli rtm iion, a n t
lllty of man and the

**• through MM, and to him,
1 thing*; tn whom W g W y
wrr" Horn. It;**,' 11, a*.
1 &gt;* l*»*on-Hfnnon *U* In*
B dm tU t,
Golden T a i l w
U&gt;». T h * earth
the knowledge of

«
WONIIAT.
The Baaltwea Women'
the P t r e t BapUri Ch

lowing from tha Bible; " 0
d h of the riche* bath # f
(done and knowledge of .'
m anaeerchable a re h it j
•to , and hla w arn pant ft»
II F o r who hath know n'
ltd of Ihe IjjtdT or who
m hi* m uneeller? F a r o f

.

I. Sob# . "A p

V “The TrmJ

Steak ley.
ffj
i . "Spar*
Jc h n t iti.
,Vf

*■ “SpringtHa

f «t. "Oil*
-an.l„ ni
Wl

la True.
- -Sixth

BfffWl Department of
t’a Club will had* « K
la Birthday p arly la
•ata with Mm. K. H. It
ra. W alter II. Bath aar
Baaeregtlnn, m u tt be i

major help, in one, to do the beet that
pretot lielp—t.lrndr.1, emul»IB*4 and
peUtihlr, Thrte are white pine tar,
wild khrtry hark, metMhel, ipecac,
ate. Eath »* hue for a certain type
of tough. Hut eeca doctera plight
li m p e t on what, la beat for yourv
5* repent hare combined la Craamo Mon ail au|or help* la awe, Thi*
to ritel with all cotuliiinaa la a meat
effective way. No atrootlc In It.
• CrtomuMno la far people who

lie lp Y oarH
Dewt

Frwmptiy with

t i l l Urn dare am irwat •
t™ i*y Inw r help. Bel
ihlak that any «
tw»« help kouwnf
Itut#

.

............. m | . I.H - l a

drugglM iw r iM ttt k- So H
you nothing II yeo think It fa
reader help that l« quirk ,aa&lt;l
plete. Cartful people, mara

Auditorium ;iji
Daytons Beach, "
Florida*’ ?

*• "The F lag Goa* Hy!
Sadya’a faihlcn revue, apdweorSecoiul and Third C.ra.lr.
0. ‘Ylniego And Uw Chrrry rd by tha Woman'a Club, w ilt be
Tree" —Foarth and F ifth Grade*. given a t the M ltinr' T heatre In
'
10. "Something Better"—1«0la# t b e . v o l n * .
Regular meeting o f the N. da
Jamme*.
11. "Rlar Spangled Banner" —■ V, Howard Chapter of the l). D.
C, wIU be held a t 3 o'clock a t
School,
the home or Mra. W. U . Thigpen,
M agrolla Avenue. All vkJtar* ore
j f f MWb M l g prvoowt.
H

F E B R U A R Y * 4 th

Doan’ s

8:1(5 P . M .

ALBERT
SPALDING

P. T. A.V Of County
, # f KatariUa,
I gtkeak of her
a-uw, Mr. and

i. M7|.

ChrUlian S c tm * trxtbook,
Imr* ar.d H ealth w ith Key t f
H cr&gt;ur*»," by M aty B * k «
ly; "Infinite N M crvmtM and
rn&gt;* alt, from the mental mote*

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A m w J c n ’« F a v o r i te
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TEN T UKVIVAL CONTINUES

In ebuerranre of “Founder*'
Bay", n Joint meeting of the P.
Son'Lanla.
T. A. organtratlftf * of Seminole
Ceonty w*a held at the Junior
Maa.UU. wba High School Thu reday crenltig at
R at ib* home • o'rlock. A feature of the rrrnlng
a , a Wparoe, Wa* the tefbuto paid hy Mr*. W.
la Slcg. o f Genera, tr Mnt. Alice
M fUltaH HTmey, t a in * * of the
P. T. A.

V

A
Th» taut revival being condoctrd by Frangellat A. O. Can*
ada on Weet Fiiat St,, at Rim
Are. will continue aevrral week*
longer. Th« meeting !■ being wall
atterdPd, and Interval coatlauee
to grow with each week.

I An arreatlc forming "Founder*'
Day Feb. IT" wa* pm m ted by
f* inner* at maihhrrp of the local P. T. A. *oelptlet. and a caneHrlfghl, ervenripy waa given by Mr*. A. (I.

M u tter M unition

Prices: $1.00, $1.50,
* $2.00, $2.60

A d iscou n t o f On* P ercen t | i a llo w ed for pity
m en! o f S ta te and C ounty lu x e* In F eb ru a ry .
T nxen If u npaid, becom e d elin q u en t A pril 1

‘

Ml*. Aw*

L. E. ALFORD COMPANY

J N O . n . J IN K I N 8 .
ciw ra A t pu m io a x x p o sm o ir

T ax C nN eelor H em lrm lc Counlj*.

w

ORLANDO

&gt;

W egner, garbled liy Krma Alder,

man and Selmo I^vy. rvpmenU
* falrie*.
.The following muulral nudlberw
*r# rm dvrvd:
I. Vocal aolo. “ The B lrihday"&amp;». J .‘ A. Takach. acaumpanled
M h . Bath, Ml*. IL L .
M ra Kdward 8- Me
I n . A.' C, Me He Tool dr
i . (IriMdo Friday far

Itauaholdcr and Mra. Floyd Patni-

*rj. Quartette, "Sylvia" — Mm.

ewLyMM.'nf

M * Hama-

u, and Frank

hla. IV. arv
Kari Aiahrrae aad
of . JackaonrllU,
-vnd'gueota of Mm

thar, 'Mr*. - R. L

'C b m tr, Mra. H w aholder, Mm
.P alm er and Mr*. A. M. Phillip*.
Jadge E. P. HouahoHor then In*
pwAared Dr, Royal Wlthur Franc*,
prcfaaaor of aronaav’ea^and 'oca•Jn.al tralalrg at Roll In* College,
who delighted &lt;h* audlenrr with
* aplend’d »d4r**» on "vocational
training."
.

ru n mu Fla.

Audita

Syatema

PENTLAND, GRAY and MOORE
Aecountanta and Auditor*
_

Finn N atural Bank BuUdlag

Florida

Sanford

yrUe A n n ie .

TONIGHT

er, of Flunking, L
lv»d ijea terd a y to
harw a* lha gueit

Girt In Red
A Three-Ael "Merrie** Muakal Comedy.
ISO—Sanford Peopla— ISO
60—latuiba a St Inot#—60
*
T he'

w. Waller H. Bark

Under the aunplctn of t
O. E. H. and under (he D
and Glyn T. Rjrn New Yei
uir II. Bird ata) Glya TIf fUHtll I
id Mr*. J. r

in .

•-

Jr. High School Anditorium
Tonight A Tucyiday Night.

t i l t «f rhararter* I* a* fol*

r Gor-Jwin—Mr*, f t . " , ' L.
e Gootwln—Mr*.

T.

f Onndwia _ Minnie

L,
Bern

Seminole Chapter No. 2
lien of Theodor* H. Bird

10—Spectacular Hoedtaltlea between the Acta.

i D a rla -M n . W. L Cooper.
&gt;lima

T&lt;

P o jm open p i ’l O’clock.
Curtain 8 O’clock (Sharp)
Price*! Ofade Children 20c. J r , and S r. High Pupil* 35c
j / f

Adult# BOc, (No Rdaorred Beata)

a. the maM—C*r«M*, Cutb-

-• * '

1Mr*.' J
llldrm. i
t M

T '. l;

ry 0** la—Glyn T. Ay*. / /
Morri.on—J. P. BrOWJT
Goodwin

1r R. Bwph*

To be-

gn*A -Br. H W. Itur a-

Reynold*—Theodare

1L

K eep R aim ent

Weil Cleaned

L Gasoline to the Southern motorist
powerful
h lfb 'c o m p r e e e jo n m o to r #

p re d a te C RO W N E T H Y L G A SO LIN E
to d a y ft# b rilU « ttt r e d c o lo r In th a
S ta n d a rd O il p o m p la p o o r g u a ra n te e
m g th a t w h e n b a t t e r g aao lin e la m a d e ’
K i l l w ill b e a a l t l 'b / th a S erv ice
M
S u tlo n a a n d d a o le re h a n d lto g th a

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FEBRUAltT.

ly Honored by Capital City

Start New Approach to Tomb of Unknown Soldier

* ! *

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P IT ■ **■ *"'’ *a .ff% BBMf

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A »t*w in Um ArUacto* Ha Mena! Onmwij at Waahlneton, w h m a battery of inorUn* 0411%

ibovab b buiily rniarad In ttadlnt for the new treat marbit aUirway which will bad to Uta Tomb unit
the AmphlLhtaler. which U ihown In the W kcroimd.---'
». -^1* - . 0 ^

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&amp;

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tilllory,

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W aiblnftai. T hb one
bout the Capital a t r u —
------ -'.uidi In tb# perk at Wtublntton Cirri la htitartt Otonalown.

tiolHhr/rWai

&gt;»»wwrfli

. Favorite to Win Qig Race
f t *
w
*■\ *

m

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*} t i &gt;

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-4a

n

m

U '2 I I ~U

Ajua Calltnte Handicap on MairJi 13, print: nj 1te S uisV;w U U*
new lUhiaau ha airtmt her* to prepira for th* tmperUth rate.

riili a i .h r U. B. H. OaHfornb found out when »b» m
p rin ter.
*
*

Prison Keepers Attend New School

Fairbanks Greeted by Japanese

in

TOXXO—Douc rilT ^ ak i c s it r d ' ai. rUiO wifth^tw f &amp; t t u

' tn I
(waled,

funout Am*

tut.1. aollh Kamlyama and ether notabbi u 1,10
tiorij actor rimed hen «a mufe. to an African

M n tln i trip.

Ready for Do* Derby?

.

■*&gt; i * •f *

. AH Set for Big Day

Bought by Fonner Golf Champ

pw?&gt;*!' •••? Q
bmbdir.iih- a
IrVSSE
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�TBB SANFORD H EEiX P, SANFORD, FLORIDA;

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23. U f o
I-

*»(e I'’• d i r t track. Centi
rated. PornK-rly
occVpl
WAREHOUSE. M&gt; x 120 with prl-,IUck‘ b.fnr
Oo. A . 1

Any closHiflcd ad ordered for rit timed or more end Inserted between
now snd next Saturday will bo taken for 1*2 price.

WANT AD RATES

Here is an opportunity to make Mg navlnga—daonUled nil trr lining
In the cheapest and mmt powerful form of quick nailing—pul a clautlfled
to work for you nl nne-hnlf price—Results are SURE—CERTAIN.

v a r ie t ie s
hatching WILL' EXCHANGE *765.00 equity
In lot In Jarkaonville for Trac­
cec*. 7ft re lit, per .r u i n s . V.
A. 1*3 Min, Country Club Ituad, tor, CulU way ami p|&lt;m, AildraH
1\ O, Bolt ttfl, Lake Monru*. Fla.
phuiir fa’aij.

KUR ' BALK:

The rrdecod rates e re (1
te a a e c a lltt te e irtt— .

!

THE RADIO TOWER

e rrt; B:3l&gt;. Same a . W KAP; I0:IW
Same a . WJZ; Ill:"(I, NIK' pmgram ; I t : 04*. Same an WEAK:
I tilS , Je s te r,, studio; 11:30, O r.
cheat ra.

All a4*tr(lalag la r w lib t d
le proper claaalfltatlea.

raid Herald will be rrwpeaeW#
fay only one' laro rrrct laaertkea,
tk * 'a d rrr lia rr fa r oobeegeewt
leaerlhin*. ’th e affice oboald be
notified immediately la c u e e l
errec.
TO ADVERTISER*

S JIA IJ, KUHNISlIKt* apartm ent
mill garage anil telephone.
Slate Irrma. Ilu. 1373. Sanford.

13—Wanted Kent Fstnte
WANTED TO PURCHASE; 6 nr
III a rte , lined fluwinit well land
oat of city Jimila. with or without
hnu.r. M u,I In- cheap fur cadi.
P. U. Ho. 80*2.

TWOS AND FIVES
By Myrtle
r fo am , a( th*

f 1 • water euppiy.
14, Baltty place.
• J k Hidden.
. SO, Exterior corrrtsf at
Ij
m d i,
i } IT. Trtangultr p4se* fa*
a—. . . pnlsritug a gar*
d C la a la u a te d eon*
tempt uoutiy.
a . Rnnterta the rtiarg*
.
In a rtiearm.
N. HoW lugfiher.
U. Para pet* forming a

blrachiug

P r k . TUB- H-r a n r . PuV further
information iiiiiiinunii.tr with ll.
A. Uebelacker, Winter Park. I*. O.
FOR RENT: P u n ish ed (ly* ro«m B ol SSI. Phone 1-1*1 g.
•'*tw n &gt;: i w -tarotwi ■ nrr.-,»Mf.w
| ht niitnlh. Apply Rolwrt. Gn&gt;- POR RALE: Small lee bo* A
w ater cooler, suitable for d o rr.
Phono 8 1 8 - J - __________ '
HOUSE NICELY ifurttished, rra.
amiably priced 4 or .Ik room..
Emiuirr 1510 Hanford A to bet a r t n . U entl.A C*-&gt;L-s«»

A II e r ■ I d rcprraeaU tlve
Iboraaghly fam iliar with l l U a
3T7.I— WHT—IIM
rolco aad cU oaitkatiaa wlU|
11:110, O rchestra; 0:30, Same aa
glra yon cam plrie iafatm aiioa.'
WAHC; Gi45. New., WAHC; 7:43,
Aad If yea wlah* tb ry wilt a*.
0:1*0. Kuril ami W alliee; fl;16, Tax talk; 11:00, WAIIC (2 I I
Mm niun ehull; 0:45, Tuplea In liu u ta lt-1 0 ;l6 ,—Diauniun*; - 10:30, fiat m u In wardiag yaar w aat
tlltrfjTlO OrA m w a *n^A 1ldyr7!l6. WAHC &lt; 11-3 huural.
ILL SELL my home let nt M l
The J ra te r t; 7:30. Phil Cook; 7:45,
Hiekury Avenue iru l elie.p.
1 beater iH-vgrani; H:30, Italatalka
30.5.6—WH AH—820
nrrhi-atra; 0:00, Young urchcatra;
7U3, O icheatia; 7:30. Sum- it-,
t&gt;;34i, Rml Pul La, akalcht 10:481,. W JZ; 7:|5,,&lt;)i« be aim ; H OP, Saim­
Ituehi-dr. Civic u rrh e .lra ; 10:30, aa WEAK: 0:16, Hpongored pro.
K m tlrr Itu tld m ; 1 1 :00, Slumber pram ; V:im, Chef, and J u s band;
bnur: 11:00, Amtia V Andy (re* 0:30, Same a i WEAK; 10:00. Same Hrlgga, Jeweler, Hag. A V y
p eal); 13:00, liam e huur.
• • W J7.; 10:30. M clw lidii 10:46
Dr. W. R. MarDOUfiALL, ’ a i t
ROPItACTOR, A now located •
30i.»—KDKA—580
hi* rvwtdenre la Klor*l tU iyhti
G:&lt;5, Same aa WJZ) 7:45, H|wn8. Karfonl. Phon, UR-M.
‘
at&gt;led pro*(am ; H:00, Hand protcraiuj 8;30, Same aa WJZ; l l : 0(i,
OLD PAPBJVJ POE SALE— For
S|a&gt;rta prom am ; 11:15. Radio p ar­
wrapping nod paeptag porpoaa*
ty) 11145, llrch ciliu .
Apply H erald'O fnrw
4 JM — WIiW —700
Cut Uni For Handy
I— £amt and Found
fi:30,-Orchi-alra; it; 15, Same ai
Rcfcrrttccn
WJZ; 7:15, Melodic*; 7:30, Va­
POUND —li n k bay Iu-im -. Can
riety; 7:15, Hob New hall; K:00,
FURNITURE
t e -een at A. T. Benhnm, E h-1
Ed McConnell l 8:30, Same a-*
(ien eta Avenue, last hmiau en'i g
WJZ; 10 :011. V lalon-A lfri; 10:30,
U, lulili;,'.______ *_______________
n ltu m u a t W A G U N E ft'S .
Sum* u . W JZ; 11:00, V frirly (7
• -S hmira).
C.*&gt;k (N IIC ); 7:13. Studio pro­ LOST —In nr near Spu-r’a &gt;t ire
CAFE
' 258.14—5VJ i t—730
Stune ■tM arthi
Pur
ilioker.
gram ; 8:00, M rrlr Thui|*- (NIIC);
0:16, Jim Hrowns ll:45, Cerd H:|5, P iflte n minute* in the tin- Kinder please call ?3!lW ur Oil
OASIR CAFR
f
ttml Sully; 7:00, Same «» WJZ; linn’s capital (NIIC I ; 8:30, Cur* M yrtle A te. Rewartl. _________
CIpvn
24
houm—
112
8.
7:15, The Je*tem | 7:30, O rth r d ra ; ncy Waplum'a o rrh ratra; U:00, Tlie
Dark.
H:iin, M-lmly M en; H:30, WJZ (J Orange n rrh a a lta ; 0:30, Bering ui1-3 h-'iira); 11:00, Variety 1 1-2 rhrwtra; 10:00, P ia tu re ptugrim
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(N B C); 10:30, (Irnnge Hloaeimi nr105 J —WHII— 7(0
I I I L L L U M B B R C O . K ip
ehe*Ira; 11:00, Knuw Plnrlda Hel­
7:30, Same u* WJZ; H;00, Spun- le r Week program ; 11:30, Jerk
Hervlcc. Phone
■otnl |irii|(iani; M:lfi, Telrvltlonj
*— llnsinema Rer»tr»
Berk'* luebealra,
“ SUOK RKi*Ajf\llNG
Bi.’pl, (treh ratra; 0 :00, Studiu con' IW.H— WMHR Tam pa—1370
LANKY’S HRUq V TO RK -Pr*
0:00, T h ra trr neWx, annuune,a7 il" w b i Ii S h"'"
atrip tin ns, amgaxlaee, 1 fi-unlxL
mrnlx; 0:30, Trh&gt;) 7:00, Dinner Pereira, P R U a l l ' T ddleinea
, 21,0 K,,Bth 8 t J V
m aek ; 7:30, Phi.Ida state Cham­ I'huita 1
0
3
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KKC«N1&gt; H ANHHTOHR
ber of C um m rrrr; 8:»o. Ormfrlo
UILD1NG P L O C K S -Irrk atlo a
G**t*llan» orchestra: P OO, .M utty
bc&gt;«* ai-.' genera! camanl tti-tkM a ttm ; 0:30, WMHR 01C UcffcrU
■■■' gof.a r the
(rack C encrau Co, J- K. T t^
p ro e rtm r 10;ii0. En(*i talrtc/s.
ITeare*, Prwa t r d aad Elm *
a m n ttiu rn l af Ih* felark agaarat la
3*1.2—W ilt'P (;alne»ttlle—«M
'MtWiDAY, P E R .,23, I5 JP
7-x-Hltualiori Wanted
0:00, Itadiu Sc.up Ituuk/ 0:16,
Orange (iriivr S tring Urn|fa| 7:00, BOOKKEEPER — Btenugraphtfi
—mala —50 year* rid — lbor» r
Pturiila S late Chaml&gt;ef of Contratre* Program “ Know. Plurlda oughly ex| cilenred In. general •(&lt;
R atter Week” ; 7)34.
W eather flee w n b . want* einployimnt. P. I!
U
Pqrreaal; 7:3fy Sign Off.
^ O. Box 321, Banfurd.

TONIGHT'S PROGRAMS

Crlrrjr

paper, and wire sufficient for
four and one half acre*. Doth p a­
per and wire tif bc.t nudity. Two
y r a n old anil in good comMtlon.

18—Hi
nee n u f

Irebexlra.
3540—WJZ New York—760
(NIIC Chain)

INSURANCE *

I t —Wanted

G e t F ull B en efit F ro m This O ffer

451.3—WEAK New Yark—CM
(NIIC Chain)
0:00. Dinner rauair; 0:30, Whu'a
lehlnd th e Nunn-7; 7:00, Mualcal
lem ltaaar; 7:16, Wtirld today;
[i30. Carcleaa Love; K:00. Itow'a
lu.ineaa 7; H:15, In Uw nation'*
Lpltal; H:30, G y p alt.l 0:30, Pamly party; 10:00, Sharlotk llulnu-:.;
11:30, Rnhienn'a nrrheatrw; 1.1:00,
rlutrnee Rlchaidnun'a orehealra;
1:30, Huaae'a m chcatra; 12:00,
Ipitaioy'a orehealra huur.
34MJt—WAHC N»w Yark—KM
(CltH Chafa)
. 0:46, Crime club; 7:00, Current
tv q t« v '7 :|l|. Schutt nod COTltMIJ
; l 6v &lt; lp h ra tra ; 7:30, EvanxHIne
Ui»ni«; 7:43, .Tony Cabuorh; K:00,
M b &lt;Y»rld ayntphonyi H:U0, Tup*
a /n tirlef; * H:IB, |lartier«7ioi&lt;

For Deal Results—Advertise

IOA—Poultry
three

ACT NOW

MONDAY. PHIL 23
I (By The A atorialrd I’rcasJ
Prenram* in caaterrr a ta m b n l
me, p, in. unlcaa other wlie Indl*

™“

THE ARCADE
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Cut Out For
Handy Reference
FISH and POULTRY
SEMINOLE PISH A
POULTRY MARKET

I'liuno -tu-l
KUh—Chicken.

MRS. FHBD T. WILLIAMS
Cut P lo t era
330 Oak Arewoe
1*1)4,119 30H-1
TUKHDAY. THURSDAY.
KRIUAY
* •
• Sanfonlr^FtorhU .
_ Potty l . lhe-i4it age of
rm rthT 'flfly Irthe-t-miU* *»f
old, ng*.—YRtor llugx.

BiSAUTiV SHOPS

UAIiCEITM
tillbrrC * Chcrulalra
. and Hot Brink*.

FRUITS It
VKGETAHLKS
AltCADK MARKET
ChrapeM ip Twww,

•4. artndlloqutnl tin-

1 T

Krpaira—H eflaU ktai
t'phulsi ctlng.
PALMKH'M*
3.-3* A ready

PRINTING
I t ypwrn Jub Printing In
Naufurdi 1
1 ' ‘
HAN P u ll |&gt; (N tlN T ^M Pi*UU#» 4 .V4*i *
v kok tah lc
siiippkrm

liO O A A O T W C K ;

---- L V V ---------

HIM Palmrltw A te.
Sulfa (lean rd A Prrm«ed 50c
Pant* 1 leaned A Prewued 25r
“Ca»h and* Carry*
The United Slalea (iuveimmnt thl* year will pill
17,000.1100,000 p u p t a g e
plamp* and 1,750,000.1100
plain )HiaU&gt;l ratdn —Hew
A Why Magaxlne.

DKIJG STORES

4 I 1411 *K llt It'll
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We lieUie* l'h**e lux

V e e r * • I I s f e r ,l« H 1* i w

OUT LOQ Vh
LOOK A T A L L
TH’ AAOHBY W C

WOULD KAVB
ObJ

Bird se e o .'

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«. Hiheraatlac Ml mat.
A. r*hrt* math- from
fllll*
A Charseiar la “Mylla

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TOP SHOPS
AUTO TOPS
Seat rut era, Cuahluna. C ad aU e
* Vpholalcrla*, Etc.
, \

RPKNCKR TOP Hliou
An litvc.lm cni in knaw l- i-.lgd alwaya |iaya th* b*ak
In trrrat.— Pranklln.

t iir Tf t s h o i ^T

tin your M*t a t point,
which gn to make up a '
atrung mental background
ilun'l furget iwil**.—Raw m

P le n ty W ood a l

D u b a v ft

Ih o Ilia W ood Y urd C o .,
W c»t T h lr tc c o lh 8 ^ ,

J i n . — “Televlilon will
noon be here.*’
Hllnx—"Yen, Ju it think
whxl a nuiiaiu* It will be
t» ahavr before you aantear
the
phone." — Chicago

New*.

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MARKETS

Avenue

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I p w l s l l l . t u l f ewe
t liir
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•SANFORD NTKAM
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i i . To ptaMgaL j .
01. Pried gutahlf with
UlUa grease,
at. Tatra In D rla A ■
•1. nresaea laalhcaw*' ,
it . curl.
’’ .
n . Vrtuxsw.

Mann.,

RUROW’H PLACE
The Wirkeraham C'cnunla*ibn tint a g&lt;H,J jnb al that.
Y m rimhln'l expert more
than rteven upiniun* frum
eleven men.— Naw Yi rk
Trlegrum ,
,

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H I LUL1F
— La 4t i l l ! T i
, j a 1 G t i t t ) VP W / '*j m m
(tjwl
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55
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;

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nrfk.Vo»f^V|wo'wv

*

weave- . t k i t d nt ft
1 v e ry
W l'k g r'w n ,
cannot break It,—Horace

DRY CLEANING

f o r A -r o v n i c r v __
, W HAT OO 1 LO O K

tW t TAWIM* C U M 7 C 'M O N s u i n n

«*• • .+*'

C tiara—Tuharcoa—Candlra
* Magn.lnea— Pounlain
Ikln |a —Sandwlchca.

DOT DOPE
AvwCYaMT AWVfcaMgMT

(irneva A Sanford A re.

30€ W. *nd m .

CONFECTIONERY

D R IN K S L U N I H K S

KDGRWOOD
FLOWER SHOP

P. PAUL
Hanfurd’a leading Ikauly
Shuppe,
Phtm* l.« for appointment
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I 'm
P inJiT lull Mm, H alt..
Sdielmry IN. C.V pa|irr,

por I teller Photo Her, lee
A. WIKIIOI.DT.

Slower* for a lt'
Ore a . Iona. I ln lr li Work

MEAT
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                    <text>Awidiwi Pnw

jf.y NEWSPAPER
i5aY, FEBRUARY II, l

SANFORD, FLO!

MKLING GREETED BY EMBASSY

*Tnnp*r,l} j . „ - |n ib« B*nfiml
eelsrjr della Is th«- mrsrogw Wins
retried Ihiuuilmut the United
8 tate* by l‘nr*nu.unt Hound Nawa
The sound picture, tuado In a
CaWrjf Avenue cvlipy field/Is be
Inn abewn al the Milan* Theater
today ami t .morrow, and. during
•ho »**« few weeks arOI be ikoai

Material For Wi
sham Report &lt;
To Legislative
Fgllowing/Re
.rvi*5S3s£*M— «■

ms He In
n l « ' .YL •

te • Arkanaas
for martial
fcrinr apeody
domestic ills.

/^Uadcr the WIVwhkh wa. .p.
«*oad hy aerentl mlnUtrrial alii
Shrek In the (tat* oon retldtnl*
1might .tnathat* dteorca proeted
tngi aftar a ratldaacv of M lta&gt;a
l a , Arkanaa, and rec&gt; Ira a final
deerta 90 day* tbareaftcr.
L m f comm far divorce now re
eogwtaM by th* data would Hot
ho &lt;hanged. They are Infidelity
dtwirl ton, rrwat Md
Inhuman
tiMtdanu. hggtancy^lndignlil*a,

Ldcal Trade Group
W1D Meet Monday
Ai Valdes G r i l l e
&gt;noi, than, too members af
Ifjtferd Chamber of Com*
a-a argod fa b* preoant at
3-monthly mooting af tho
M y which wlU bavhatd at

•¥*

•» M

Wi

UM K

In wine*lion

i formal itaWment
i t laika L*J, fur
laaat political figure
. Waued flat deedt'
&gt;f tha ajlegation, mada before tbi
legtilalKa iarcatlgating commit*
tea by W. 8 . Chappell, fotater reahlar of .Ula cltani Liberty llaift
and Treat company af Naahvltle
that he hart uaad hla Inftuaaao lu
obtain at* It dapoalta for'fra,. ««
liaaa to him and that he had
gl»cU&lt;*^.“rhcr.k.ldlJjig.;
"While my account a( |ha I.lUerty Bank and Treat compaay
oaa eery actira ami the amvunla
handl'd ihrvugl. It totalad.Margr
t'gaiaw, ovary raah, Item dapu.lt,
ad wraa palJ In full," Colonel la t

anct f«a aitd .R. Kj Dunatfk Tnre
nirr yrroid- nl of lh# lawk, whn
mmmlttml ottWtda laVt fatf. he wa,
demoted from raahler to “crah'i-r
In name only/
“The anlmimt of Mr. CKappill'*
trulltnuny bafotr the «tatr prolw
committer waa much without any
foundation in fatJ*. a* hU h*at&gt;
•ay IbHJg •L^Tggln.t me." Col.
- not Ij « b (talen«*nl talil.
Qtlnnol .laia aabl hu ,dU iiul
(CaptloUad O , I k f , Three)

with the

regulai L (y

Heavy Casualties
Suffered By lq
gent Force And

Sends Word He Plan*
To Return Measure
To Congress NotLn-

,

diet* and arm ml civilian*
tempted the overthrow of.
provisional
government ,
Luis M. Sanches Cerro J
terday but were forced to 1
to Callao, where after gen
figh
g thiiey were overpi
_ tin_
•red and taken prlabhcra^:
Oovernment troopa who Iratig
them In Iho old furtreaa nf II
Fellpa al Callao, nrw uted ai
rualiinuf houae, U»l a number,
kdled and woamM and- *er*
civUlana who aerre wi.trhlng
fighting were killed by rebel I
Irta. The Intargeat* were aaid
have auffertJ heavy caauatttai
Uni* rrmaltic.i &lt;a1m through
the ah*irt-llv*d revolt and .whli
few rhopo doted their ahlitl
ami troop* ware alatbincd in
main plau/.^hutlneoa tenett
weft on a* utuaL
WlMe the fighting wf« In |i
great at Callao the guvernah
declared a atdc of (lege and I1
vlatonal Prealdrt I Hanrht* t&gt;
loued a proclamation (Utblt
thr author* nf Iho attempt
ha Ipnatthad wrvrely. . ' I . f l
Thr tn*urfant«, numbering M
M hrere ileelaml hr anthpnj
to ho adheraot* of t'nrmcy-|W
ilcrfl Apgusio |l. Lrgyala, iMB
leaf jeer hy a military Junta i f
eil hy Bonehaa. Cafro. Thet jS
Ilunut Claus.*, J. M. AlUtasluhrr. tediyreteeday by (fan. Pa*t*
pnd- Hid- H t,r.‘ thiire “or Hanford'* tn4 * Cal. Zatni* UiJM «M
nto.i |H,|Hilut sincar* •artaoeb o ta l*, Arana*, chlaf of tb4 -y
tenor, *lolr Iho *h6w from a large
Tho rovatl itartcd.JgoCI
ncnibor nf vocatista • aags, grant*
ilian* who peiloiiitetl tail.Vighl a* dawn with an #»l»*k un ltd

of thr veteran,'
the entire llnitrj Blairs.
frncnmi'il.n prepared Its confllnA lypkal Sar.fi nl «rlerjr field, ing prohibit'em raport— wan dwmn
Ml" farm nr K. II. Ilhkem, I* (hr dd la-fore tie Hanatc rrtlerday at
nresve if Iho picture. A score «r It* irqurst.
.
.
ant* of negro cutter* and parklUnging from Inv allgaltana In­
• n , lap dancer* and mualtian, in every knoan liquor ay item
c-on*lilut* the rant. "Way Itown throughout Iho wutbl to eurtrnv*
U|H&gt;n th* Buwannrr Itlver’’ la llin ujjt iquor mnilltlom in 31 alalia.
theme a mg.
Ih&lt;* mati rial navrrlhrl aa toaiati_
I&lt;mg row* nf lu trim -re)orr h a i l tiaat a nart of tha rtimmia-. —Mi. Iluovr.'a nl ii:inna were ro-j
jlaye. In llir b'enale by Ke-nsti-r
aland nut against a background nf aienV data.
(Continued On Peg* Bill
.It * u tianamitleil In rviPUBit) Hml. (It IV.I. altfr Senator I'uU ,
to ,a rrailullon by S.natur T)vi- li" '. (It Mick.), Imd end. rtaken j
snga (D Md.l. an anil pmhlbtlon- le block rr.n.-tinvmt i f i thr Irgia .
I»l, a-king far all non-secret date, Il’ H-m until Iho Pre-iilenl hn.l i
and nn thl&lt; ground tha rowmla-1 ai ini.
•'
1
alun ayartnlljr nlthhald InUmaiu
I' iiat-iu e*|&gt;r *«*vt fear id u
leatlmony not only from Attronay | l-&gt;&gt;d(iH trio which would kill tieMac Svhmdlng. who la to moet Young Hlri.iUag la the ntar
Gsne.nl Mltrhull and Secretary , Ici'alalion without a thame furl future, |*it, rarelrra a wratm greeting from tlr. O. C, Klrp, rhaigc
Mellon hat’ aim tha atatameate Congress tu vole on Ihe i-rr»l.l. n- 1 dr Affaire, nf tlm Jtorman Kmlieaoy at Waahington.
;
at olbar high official*.
I rial objection,. Willi thla* n*»urlllgh light* of tha mair of date'"*"* from the While Ileus*. thi
acre;,
» ,
j Michigan senator viidnl Ilia rsui-

Son, Unrecojpiized
By Father« Mother,
Is Killed By Them

potterju, thkon1 lltnry Raatwrornw*kl, Pollth drematlrt. Writ** It
a* n plajr.
Andrew t'ygan, re. the real life
drama gvet,.fpfue hoo|n tp that
little town after IS year* nf h»n''
work and thrifty living In Amrri
ra. Ulr.ono nlpht, apfmjHng to
the »tory the villager, tell. h&gt;*
knocked at.lhe done of the coUapu
where hla nge,| parent* llvvd.
Ml* mother let him In Imt Ibi­
onic light in the (ingle room
ram* from a fire on. the hearth. Il
wraa twr faint forThd ntd »yw n*
lilt rwrent, ta re otnlir Iheir *ui.
iHMfdiUd to potarOa^tmlJiincrr
, U ju ln to Ih w lg k K jto S k wl'b

h s i r

while an Instigator for ,hr re *.
wrok theVro.b
m:aaiun, that the aolntlon of the I " l ^ d T It km.wi. at the WhUe

s
tinn
mt i. t lie c“nots In salatr, enun kV
l u n - ' rtC‘ ° PlU,n bU* h° mr
m,
,1 1
, , ,
.. , i ,
“ It reukl bo put Inti, effect by
a alpiple edmln'atratlve poUryU&lt; make no effort to uveiram* th*
diffltutlle, that legally aal*t In
grit ng-ovidanr* as ta tkilallono In

.r f t

.

U Ma rrloW'proaa conference,
tJ«' President aalil he Wnuild art nil
Z
||,. ,||,|
fo -;.
rorTt •iaual.nl.

Mfnt til the hVuatr Mtid:
• '/T h r IVroldent Irt* oulhoilactl

The irohlbltlnn bureau repnildt Kb- li. r*y that hi, -nli ml.hi
H 'm .w unl rtw -tag e W a)&gt;
•WHtn the Umu* bill to Ik"
k n o in the mkltlle of neat
Imt. not:In any event latrr

rw tm iw A i

l{_t»
PSiwrek
than

Violations Are Seen Performance Will Be
F lu c tu a tin g With Repeated T o n ig h t
Tourist Migrations Following Success
WAHHINOTON. Kcii. f l - ( A I ’ )
- Tpe Horlda "crime bar mirti i
rUaa and falls with the migration
and r*odu» of thr winter leuilet
papnlallonf' arennlli c to a pr».
hibSloN auivrg if the tlwlr try
Tcwaluttirtlrv, prohibition bureau

MfT* , *.'

r*

Prise* Caargr,

'

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•

_

Sanford’s )wo entrant*

la

*

.•

t

tk,.

aim, tnit Mi-fy M. flntfs of th* Irving Bwcheller es­

A look of. ghat umb
paaaad lietwegn tbe old
Jilt wire and Tumia t’yga
aa as. brought It dowr
stronger'* skull. Thon t«
•t the IdentlfhatUii
’dead man’s wsllet.
■ The neal w«(wl_ _ aelgbUr _ Jiver tW wdy
found them
ifinthrr wa* »aof thrlr am

prtiHetit i* af tha say eonteat, Hla* Virginia Karie
la t w * l f * csprcaa- and Kdwla Shlnholstr, uf HaniMt /tb*\attendance funl, were thr wlnn-r* or saewnd
argfsf In month,.
trltrs, $10 gold piece*. In th*
■ga(tad our actlvl- judging uf th* resay* at tb* Hathf Jn tlrt county". chell-r K-lat* at Winter Park yt»t
* a W “for there art It-idsy afire-noon.
Tho Barhrller medal, far tke sane.
eternities fer eg'•*1 Interesting sw s f i . an ..iho

(hla c runty
t| (action of
ty ha* mere
bte ot later-

__

Ex-OfTiciis Of City.
Ccj^nty Are Indicted
On ConsplracyChargc

^

'tO R ASiViKI-TK. Keb. t l - IAI'i
-A r e ininft', report that “rrough
•sUca to kill 40 men" wa, found
In the ethenie l body of Aucust
l.tmhtrom, 1C. lumber ningnaU,
I ay led to the arrest of two
nen, Mr*. Eater Cal Iron, 61,
funner hiuxkctprr In Turretire. Calif., and Mr.. Anna
Krirkaon, 43 who live I not iloof,
charged with suspicion of mu'daf,
l.lndstrum d ed Pvb, P .u|.|..,»idly of bt*.t diotore. Hit b ily wii
exhumel after l*etcr l.l-lletrom,
Cbb ago mrat packer came her*
to close hit father's rstal -. Auhnritle* .alt the im lobl them
V* learned M'S. I'aiUon airnngvd
With hi* father to make hla
$3000.00 bank urrulnt-a Joint unt
a week before hi, -Italh end hank
official, l-fnrmnl him Mr,. Kfteh*
M had withdrawn tha IwmeTnft
t t l tha fgnaral spun authority*&gt;[
Mrs. Crl*a»-&gt;' ^
V-ICM .fP

In Mia* I.Milan JeHea, a h IWteW; ■ •
and Ml« Kalhlaew.BWpbfnL.af 1
■ B'lnltr Park. A / l. Ifaffca prtaldrdt |
at the reading of tha'Wdaya whH#'
Mr. Harhtllrr mad* tk* awards,/'.
a h iik v i U ^ . r»b. il
IAI'1;
■ The Judge* Ware Prufataotr tit- A ituacemhd county yr*"'1 J " "
rll Oldli.ni. I’refetsor Khsd h’mitn. today IrdlrUi sU former rerurty
M's* Alin- l#rrk, A. J/IIanna, all and rlty official* ami Ihtro Iwnkpf Rnllin* College. Irving Itechal- era on charge* of conspiracy t'»
ter. -All w. IU»* MUIa Powatv, and U*r public fund, for ihd Iwnefit
M’-a* Ollrr Mr'ilnbtggh. The con­ I f prlvrts'lestltwUon* Poor nlhrr
test wa, rslablbhad ta IU3U ky broker* aksv wen- Isdidod f^r
Irvin* HacWlltr and I* ,p*ntored , vlclatten of *Ut# IwnkipK Uwa.
by th,. /Yb-ri-la ll'atorlul Hucle|y. - c ----- g OJsueo intUclcd .wr+v
Haniord High ..h ^ r V a V . pta^H three former , pamher* of tha
.Wi antisnt In aH'bdt"Pam of 1fc* b a u ia f iougtjr aemml»*lom-i* anl
jppVlir renUats. add ftret.firhi th ee fiwmra | giem'nr* "f t"*
MV( la-en won by local h'gh sCMol heard of rlty romwl»«ln"cnVtwrienla Ihire timet.
ItftAnKNTOM. Kcb, *1 — fAl’ » ^ T h e rlargee grew out of th*
TEtelrg last M*v*mlu-i «f * num- Qrd 14b»k MffUate Wrr lh iik 1C.
Of. bask* In We»lrin North a ^ i l lhrrfhvW would slral fond
Carolina, notably the
I'rnlrel fr$B| hung»v ill oath sufferer,.
While a carload pf vrgrlnhlrs
Har.k anl Treat Company an.l lh»

Drouth

' wight, M1
implore &lt;
Governor.

For CanniiurQpQpany
{ ^tAMPA.
*1-7a&gt;T

NaUaaal Bank ui-Aah*

u* raantng rvMPUSg" lacorpu-

(Vnlnd i» u k MM

4 a t $300^00.00, Uday taught

' y q t la g p r e x ia ^ . l a , e f f U g r t

Trammell Bill For
Fly .Probe Is Panned

J n office »C fgqrbtiant roaed loorealsd (be ir*1 roac-cMcfis mid
so Ik Ke’&gt;lb. uudJU
A I &gt;' .iiii.i.

tA &amp; m y tT |
Cunttfiptloa Of ^
jjpnty IcRSV tsM «
f]
M

And Gives Wood To
Needy Of His Town

WII.MJNtiTON. Ilel.. Prh. Ul—
(API— A nan who atel* a Penn­
sylvania railroad biidgr an-l •tatt­
ed chopping It up for stuvr wood
In hla hum, did all hi* w-rk fer
npthlng.
Yralriday hr haJ a change uf
dies't and deeidrd tu give
th*
wood tu the poor.
Peter tjlrth, father of 13 child­
ren. pleaded guilty in |uunlclpal
a.urt to a charge uf stealing an
abaalo-iid biiilgs that car.-lrd
track* over a ditch In the «a*tcrn
jam pf thr rlty. He had dltmanlle i nn at . f the structure and had
cut up a pa: l of It when arresttturli g hit hrarlng someonr
Sl-ggcslcd Ibut hr give thr wool
to (hr rs* riatol charities for dl*liljution among the
destitute.
Oith agtcnl It wa. a gouU Uea
and thr court approved,
drill wa* held in IMO hall.

Paraguayan Town Is
Reported Captured

1IUKNUH AIKKM. Keb. 31 —
(AP) — Thi- correMMiniient of th*
Manats* eeuniy grown* ta th* aauapeprr |.i Nacion at I'osachsa,
Atgrig na,,ie|»-ilid )e*terd*v that
“••LVlf**. i/.tJif it*-'
i
- 4 / j c .v r o
. : a :evol-iti..wi,l. had liptum l lh«
PdfUguayan fimiiier town af Villa

eretye* fer tk* couperitlon in

igilte fWMw,
a _k.
■ M in e uerr* c«a*unicd ri,
gaiteas of gaiutlro'
npWMWutb Uf Jaccury IV31,
Mr *J&gt;60 gallors each day,
'--'■ B^ksm lb* ln,|*,llsp
■ f t l i f " Depart rec"‘ ^

and fruit stood or a siding w ilt.
Ing movrinent to MrCninh. St Isa.,
aomrtiudy krlprd thrnurlvrs.
They took Cl hamper* of ralrlags, 17 hnnprrs of poreloc* and

WOmsM the m&lt; a,ure wbk-h would tb* WHaoreaam eoiai*i*tli.|i be­ pie creeled the hied!, performer*,
Rew vrlrraas la borrow up tu fore* It mark- it* rrre-nl pr did/tin anil enjoyed with, ntueh appr*.'laIatf Ihe faro value of Ihi-lr l«&gt; (•part, atel wa* »ent to Ihe Hen- th n th.. eoiiga. sturieo, arid muib
(Continued On Pagr ruur)
gtr t'lalentay alone with all tho ral nuiulM-r* whlrbwirre*offered hy
OVhtenre taken In the ei.mmUtlon'e the pi. k of the &gt;iuat»Ur talent In
tho City,
dry »tiuly.
Thr thr.e tenon a are ountand"Itfr lu the northern lertlon."
|Contlnu*,|-f)n J&gt;a|r Bit)
Ituckley raid "I, free Inm thr

-(A PI

Information was received .In
tabfy ta d y .tk it Kraytor Pack
cere del la having
&gt;Hauate, Keb If, Mg
for a hoard of fire
m e m b e ra
Investigate ihe ibcidb
tgr* sac
_ saffrred by th#
aca
farmtia and frail grower* of Kterv
ula cm arfewnt af tha cammlgu
for lh, ♦ *t*rnJn*iloo of lha M*dl*
lerrantuA ffjilt fhr In Florida. Tha

hill rrori

-

Camptwll

a

Palnot#!

up

by

Si-nal

4* le survey II
^ gatker togetl)

»*•• and report,
^ Agrcrullar* M

. lUH and wire cocnmaaicatbin
With V ila KiHatnarion wa, Intrmptrd. '
The revolt was btdiawad to b*
lwdgp.it and lu# idbcr Paraguayan
In n * were nu-ntlumd ot laving
PiW'SflKtal. Authorities at Poee4 a i a,rt,rdiitg la Ihe cerre*|Min#fqi,-w.-i.. taking rrrcaulUnt lo
(Itfrenl Mi* entry of th* diatuihs « there.
•./
•VLl&gt; „ -------■ ■— s'

rht Mayflower To
Sent To Junk Pil
HINMTON, Krid
hktoiic yacbt
cr* the plraania
at*, i* 111 . le sc
■ ra* aanounc- d

glhtrr and alum, r of the ea*t
voait
re*oitr.
I.lfe. however,
stlikr* up a la*ter trimxi In gey
in i ! ron*t. I'i u»rt*
like MIniiiI,
I'ulm Heath uid llaytoim, where
night i lull,, lraii*planle,| front
IMor'wa). luaiirl ,u* Kitoilllng
plan-*, tine trnik* and loivlng
strid'u flmutsh.
"Unite mini all) the pie*i&gt;« e of
a frur-ria-ndlnt, aportlnR via** In
then plan, I irati. n proflU de
lli|Uor oiaikel, an I, milwilh-tiui'lInn elf irt* of lie r.-n»t guard, ru*
foot* mal ■ •Twliiliillnri («tvc*. for­
eign llqtiir* ore available In Israe
niwniltirw."
Hurl ley *old b&gt; virtue,Ilf HI »rl*
■ la'* i-glendeil coa'I Ilia-, "nalore
t* ,trungl) allied with the Kbr
Ida rum atiuipKier."
Ibepllo n "rreinnling. ferule**,
bin,I hilling rhoillf," ill J»ek,«u •
villa*, the lnvr*tlgul»r stW, liquor
I* available at rraaunable prtet*.
“CondMIvn* In IVo-a,- •!* are m-t
i nroitragli v," he raid, "the natal
air station, with It* large rt-raonmd. ere-ale* a market lu the rlly

Governor Pinchot
Declines To Grant
Respite To Woman
IIAIIIIIXIHIItg. pa.. Krb. 3 I
(API -fJovcrnor-Pinchot ymter
■ lav ilei lined a iVuur.i f.-r m n-,
plli for Mi*. Ir|&gt;nr Hrbiocdcr and
IV. (limn llagvi-. under .tVilene*
lo die lu Ihr rlrelrk" ilmlr at
lluckvirw |M-ul|rntlaiy tu »t Muir
dm in irnin.. for slatlig a poliro
Amn.
•
' *
Thr «lay wit* »&lt;ki I hy au fcltinny ictalnrJ hy Mr*. Kite
M HintI . wrulthy Cb-arflal-i main.
t&gt; woman, who Intrioli-d brrsvlf
In tin- r*»r of thr IiImiiIv Iwndll.
Th, a||M-*l wa* laud on a dc• In- of drfriuo nacH-l to .rarvk
f n a itvolirr lu a Kurt Wi rth.
Trv., pawn-hop. It wa* said th*
run w«, dt*po«e *1 liierr a* the
i-Miple fir* to tar s«iilhwosk\afto*
fui|Niral llrmly Paul of Iks stale

hishwey pan.l hail )*en ilajn near
Nrw rustle morr than a year ago.
and rn II* rrtv n n g hinges a vonKWIMMRII BHJ71MEH MlfrHKH linti-in tbst Mr&gt;. Schrordrr AJd un$
TdlldNTO. OgL. Kell. 31 -(API
A daughter wat j m t yrotrrday
(o Mn. Jo* Wllght Jr., llir (uret­
er Martha N irrltu., forme- «»
ly nii-lr swlmm'ng rhvniplit- »t&gt;J
winner or the IMu Canadian Natlnn-Wi Iglry maiathon awim wlilih

The governor. In a written irply. said liv had rarefuliy tludiod
the petition for a respite "ant| re-*
aril ta eilvlte I car not see inf
way i tear to pvaipmw Ike exrtulion of the trnlenrc."
The condemned couple are la
Jail at Newrartlt.

C'ollege Head MaHea
Bond On Rum Charge

UHH AII KANSAS. Feb. &gt;1
(AP)
Tbe Nevy’a annual. &gt;0
war gantr wa, roncludad t$
and tha Hlnr Pleat la retart
to Panama afti-r a determined
*urce«ifu| defense uf the P»h|
Canal and the supposedly e
1 1, tod Nl.-araguan Canal. . . J
(Is alinaft dsmonslrglad
tplontlld capabilities, of. both?
etarrh and attach. A wide ft
aerial aesrrh located far at'
Ihe ad»airing niack.Pt-et |B'
main detachment,, one dtegcM
on the Nicaraguan coast na$£l
canal and the second aiming
the roaat of th# BapuUte of t \
rat weataard af the Paaaktti
nal.
Th* Hie* force* cunceatr
after dlacorers of the , namy
bttai krd both detachment* la f
by aircraft and ruyfae* hw
sihI *o crliipta.1 th.- Blaik I
that a siirreuful attack upatlj
ratnl* no loagar * a , paM
Bubipailsr*. Iha dtilgibl* La*,
gelea. rrnl*,r». and dasUuyhff 1
lialpatril la tha lutnauvera.

Man la Charged Wi
Seizing Car's Whl
J4 CKB0 NVILLE. Feb. **1
(AP) — llroek* $: Stirling ef 1
rlly was charged -with ro]ya
negligenra by a cnron*/» fury
Daidwla ye.tviday when It.t
tvetlflsd he aeiaed thr wheel s
cor hi* wife we* driving, cena
it tn overturn..
• \
' Starling’* ciaaghtrr, Dorothy,
was killed and two other «|
daughter
• ware injured.
__
_
t
Jiisller of Ihe Pence J,
Heard cel bund at $1000. .
The arcldeat occurred late
Ho no a highway ntur. Halt
Officers said Btarilnjt’s actiu
oeiftng the wh-at fsern hU,
caused the tar tv UoaVe tb* n

I.OUIHVJLUL K y, fob 2 * —
(API — Itr. II. II.^ CheriWJ 4&gt;«-a»drm pf Kentucky We.tark St*t*
Tea. htr* crullegt. ante* Wa «wm
Imitd uf $100 In |*dtcv court hero
ye-tenloy and h'« trial iwas sat
fur Keb. W. Ife wat grr««t*d Wedr e la y , rharged with uperellag aa
aiitomebll- while Info*kated. ,
,W. M I'vail.', alms' ef West era
Trmbert -ollrgr, brruatad
«»U
HAN UIKGoTTtej. 11ibarges of Intoxication, did net *P- Mra Helm nrayra AfPffl
actress, magaxln* writer, (
P
‘
. . .
—— v— - — v- ;'T f r , i- few.of Natkea Appall, faw
ItA PO L HAnpN. fteOB»aye- Jk thaatar chain, waa dfwW
(A P )—Wafg- franc tbl*.',re»oiCa •oday an tk* fUor *f k*r h
hot ayrlrgs heats th* Idrg* rotle- Mk« * V taat w k ' 4 w a
giata shureh 'M fe-tbfasttm ' W9** Ag euteroy »tU M i M M

ExeActrew la Foi
Dead In Her Bed]

undrrereth.the flooring. Tin- w**mm swJulaa aatsrell ■ &gt;0*0*1k lA

c
*

Fleet Aas Sue
Iii Defending Ci
From Enemy F&lt;

�! S U N 'B E A U 'S

RA

WASHINGTON, f tb . Bi-^-fAP)
—A rm lrelnla* o rW temporarily
enjoining Edward B. J h U a ,
millionaire pnklUWr and (partsman. from proaecutln* a A re n a
M ilan in • Merlcan court * M UMtfd yesterday tn the D btrlct at 17100 monthly,
Columbia eaprttaa courtOrly ■ month a f t tha four* orIderri Ur Lean to PM hit wife;
.Erelyn Walah M'Uaa,-fWOO a
month ta r tha aoywnta mala teni m of hrraalf t U - Ibdlr three
child rrn. Mre. tfc Loan had aakad
JlOJOOO a month.
.
• W ort that Mrpoan, win pob-

la araUabla.

Ings e» CoCmatara, g r a in * team
t s a rurprUe In Ih t ftplUl*
Tho Maclean n i t .was filed Fab.
t . and waa baaod priaal pally apta
"Incompatibility : of eharacU r"
Mia. Mcl-ran waa perred with tha
‘M eskaa romnlalnt Fab. I I. a t
T alm Baach. 8ha l» tbara now.• Tho dlatriet tnprtlho ro a d .h a d
rloaed for the- d f | Whow-Jm«ai

W .IhU 'w pa rmli
U lfm ip no&lt; Aiwa M AW
M .p e r r am
twho pran* r t satiafaci
4 K
WlnetAa urn

nC

t o t h e Vu bu c

r ;

to m a n . M r. H o m .tr m tly ^ n g * " * *
p u b licatio n a n d n o t to m y I * b P r l n t l * t
w - D\

.

CENTRAL FLORIDA P

R . IL * C o m m ercial

\

-

or

» t p r o b le m l o r " W i t t e

Compare the M e t , prices

to aoha likely wiU U
ip. Bpurgrth Chany. »
LTtmo i|an« will tell wh*
« f aaalgprtfnU U -the
Mm of thoTMaok Atl am
OS# p l m d ’ffaa*
!*'
•
'
• '
ttrrtll and PhtlBOedl a r t
tttha itand-ogt candldaUr
td.baed. Johnny Odlu»i»f
Ur wW h a .T itb p f t.m w

T O iN H ffl®
m &gt;v •

Id hi. new order, tha attorney
general toU an l aaal.taP.L O.

aiperinvenUtion • b)
ffl. . *• * ' *
«».M
lent*. DUrh. Babar atU
|f M id U ha UU A rt
ta gtra Darr and Baal,
t race far A n t team

nr - jyV

# *'

*r« M

■
:ci££

•

Teams With Goldenln
! Charity Go Against
Sarazen And Smith

B s s f c v s s s

|E H M R rcB tfg t3

• , - l i t . b o r n . i v r m . •* * a * « •

pad TaffaUtU arc fa d

•

CHICAGO. Fab. ao—
lady eaaior who rltw*d Boil O p ,
•oil'* "Bhatch Booh" three lima
h.!d tha eiarrlng ■ip o t r t U d l l
•a tha courlrtKm nnf o f jl.r h a ij.
tnaa end four principal* J p a p t i«b
to'aecond 8. IL P . d a y ? ' v* ’ - 3
8 ha carried an 1 hrU«4lalofW |
ATLANTA. Fab. «0. — &lt;A F)-; I with attorney*. d afum p* fhtf*
Sweet charily won the .declaim' i mualctl comedy fjom charge. •»
-Irdecant" and “ohaoaalty "
U waa her copUntlon th a t thir*
ware net enough •’blaaheuU ,-lnler.par.ed with the. bdop-hoop-a
dooping of tho ca»L'A ^ A lth rtL
la a acme which *enda *adder If
In darhnoei. t o f a r aa aha U
conc.rnrt, the Whole .bow ehoeld
ho that way.
'
Tho wltnea. *»&lt; Ml». Effl#

»etant attom e, nw aral la *barge.
"I wnii^od-.praparad on Jan. IB
to lay down an Ironclad tala and I
am hot prepared to do th a t now.
he told the committee. Prohibition
Director Weodcofk eubamjuently
I approved the new regulation.
- Ila . w lrt Upping In any parU.
I ruler cade been approved by the
| prohibition bureau olnoo that nr-

Boh lU nrlU r^nnd brought tho taroettgatlon. When
d w t ^ h n n • W I Mitchell fjaUbed W. lehtlmony.
" m rtlln S / ! ' , I Bch.fer eald.he wanted to Mn»n.

jn iirtis a s s s t A T S ?

w L S b e to e n w S
m a ta l th la A a tm a
r w ife that) |a*H |
.Z J Blae
ana y am , . ^
i _
WJ H
lO X e rS W U i
wn - I I rO iU tt iW lB
n t l - l —L a

"

Mitchell mode clear hU opinion
" w W U p p ln g pa a general
practlfo oddht not U be parmlttled." Ha *AW th a l alnre law rloUk
^ , ' ^ t n c aryry mean* poSaUOa •In . i r t j d , ^etmilow,; th . Uw
aafaemmenl fe m e thauM not bo
lhamiWnaand~hw flat regulatlona.
8chafar-?renoenUy had erlUctalad HU MiMhHIon bureau for U&gt;ag Wtjee 1a aUtae which have
* . PretdbHiag the practice. -In*
m L p A i m l M l laafar ha f h ir e be, a abU U amar-

and Ip the Caak cepnt
•There waa anotw r
we, euggrtUr*. The |
behind • aheer acnan
"Well." eaid attara
i d Ookwe • rt. tar*! H 1" '•j&lt;f1
"U ad ar. »oa»o-. chi
plpudita.
•he retorted, "U weehl
spa on eaenot Indrcent, M l tbl
eaL"
- i f-,
I aaotuted
d»d trlfhIba Paid-

g

S puanL I bailer#
a. M U genaenlljr
atoK lee tbrongh*
L lf you am going
U lca faf wire Up*

F lo rid a b A e

.
,
,

i

�r w ju lm l a

f i - w f t i 4 he.IjWwt 1 ' o f i j
I f B p d f U ^ K t r . T h r y a r DC
n e H b ' e e i ‘F l o r l t t o . v i r

y ta k o .U w o k
- O ld D x l a * U
t t r t h p l u r e 'o r th i*
In th e S p r in g c n v c i
!' i t uitU ftii^-ireh1

. “ I / o r d , h e lp , t i l , t *
own salvation with

and tum bling." *■’•

l ;Tf*mm*lU^vots4 lc
veteran*’ loan MU.
. ibould arras#* ;i •
bstwesn th* ,WIO*rhllMlon
Individually
k k trth tm ■Csrpmlttae
-4' WktUt* R*g1t. V

ip im e d 'o it of hi* Rnglkali

f o r o u r v i s i t o r * w n t c h l a m ln a c d c o m p l e t e ! / o n
rh W a y *.
•
,
•
S t. A u g u s tin e th o g ia n t o a k s to w e r a b o v e I t
h o d tH e t h ic k
o f : n e a r e s t r c a o m b la n c e I n
F lo r id a t o
m e ' th e t t f f ih y u r lie fn g In h o m e
s tra n g e fa
a u d | ii c o d iit i? R e m ig h t
haVe been
l O r . O r d o w n n e a r M ia m i
where?, tho
,
______ i a n a tu r a l b r id g e a t A r c h
C r e e k ) t h e r e la n o t p e n e \ V g t l u r l n g s u r p r i s e ;* t o . g r e e t t h e
t r a v e lle r a t e v e r y t u r n .
. y
• ' ■ '
t f l t h t h e n e w h i g h w a y * p r a c t i c a l l y c o m p le t e t h e r e w u s
d a n g e r o f ( J ila o l d r o a d p o s t i n g t o r u i n s , b u t ' t h e a c t i o n o f
t|ta 8 ta th -R o a d D e p a r tm e n t a s s u re s u s th a t i t w ill W p m *
I heard ■ m in on First Htrr-t
s e r v e d a n d t h X t w h e n w e a r e n o t i n a h u r r y n n d c r a v e t h o pay that hi* wife h i m hopir fn m
n 'lunrhrtW ffrenlty In apenJ th-■ c c h lc b e a u t i e s t r f t h e " O l d * D i x i e ' - w o c a n h a v e t h e m .

w h tila c b w * a . ,
n t r ia d t * r X |o » *
payer whoa* M

afternoon with »n enclyclini-lla
lie rmiMrl’l Understand *uili t ■
phenomenon, hot I I now that lh» I
strange behavior m ini have h e * f
T h e F l o r i d * A d V o e A t 4 , p U b I T 4 h e 0 I n W a u c h u l i w i a q u o t e d miiaeil by the II. A. It,, lu n 'h t;t h e D e L a r t f l H u n N e w s l o p r o v e t h a t ! n a t l e a s t o n e t o w n Inat Saturday when Hr*. WllllrtO
F l o r i d # d c o n s i d e r a b l e s u m o f m o n e y l a b e i n g l o s t t o I d e a l Wgtfon, a . liaulmUIrcM. ahowrl
( r e l i a n t * t h r o u g h t h e m o r e t h a n g e n e r o u s u t o b y t h e h o m e u* how much wo didn't know hr
t d w n p e o p le o f m a l l o r d e r c a t a l o g * . F i g u r e * o b t a i n e d f r o m a atrWb i f “A*k Mo Another'
question*.,
t h o W a n d n i l # j w i t o f f l c o I n d i c a t e t l . , ........ .. , _
.... .
With tho soup, wo wore served
1 0 3 1 ) o v e r s e v e n t e e n t h o u s a n d m o n e y o r d e r s a m o u n t i n g U with the hlghert m uooftln, la
F y * ? !. cecartil In bmlsctr
| 3 2 7 , 7 8 1 . 6 1 w e r e i s s u e d . T h e D e L a n d p a p e r q u o t e s t h p A d North Ain»r1ea| wKh th« rhlck«n, w t m f n I t M ia , b r th&lt;* lh « f * 'fit
v o c a tc a / f o llo w i! '
•
raws' -Ibi Itlnrlslr l*wl» Nobat ■nod* or sutotantjllr*', t f III, scPrlss sward) slid tba lea trssib eMtnlal dntnK lIsn of marhlm-ty
F o a tm a a te r H . B . R a in e y g a v e o u t s o m o v a lu *
prqprrty. At aurh
iw h b irr*
i.rt
wsa sm intpatiM by th r moat t/pl- •V rtM r property.
a b le a n d w o r t h w h i l e I n f o r m a t io n la a t w e e k w h e n
rally Amrrlrsn mealral roinpoklh e c o m h lt e d f o r u s a ' a t a i e m o n t s h o w i n g p o a t o f f l c e
dervlylair « . the «rs»» in Uw tun.
r e c e ip ts .fo r th e p a s t s e v e ra l y e a rs ,
wub the river flnwlni qilirlly ir&gt;.
Whrn
Plnrtalr
I
aw Ir, w ho'yCt’
T h e r e p o r t a b o w a t h a t d u r in g 1 9 3 0 1 7 ,4 8 4
UWrsIr swrot with lh« errs I ut
rrfu»r«l ths f l i ll l u r Prtas of tw j
baddlca, and the her* diunlnj a
. m o fie y - o r d e r a w e r e Is s u e d h e r e , I n v o lv in g a s u m o f
Uu)U«*nd dollar* f*r lbs boat Aj
laty areempanltneiil is the run it,.
8 3 2 7 ,7 6 1 .5 1 , w h ile in 1 0 2 9 o n ly 1 6 ,8 8 0 o r d e r s w e r e
hirriean novat, prsiumably b«-

flro «r whom. eumw
d*m.grd by alarmWhile lottbi’lryi
i*W are defdrttW*,-

Curbing The Mail Order Evil

aoUM blio'aaddovW II* tbar* In th« •traot
'on hit fasPhgaln.’* "
4 h o r created Wlklnfc-

,sssatef; has' b*«s
lo g eWck*! . iKItlrti

s » . m J . a , t t l&lt; d ta v

lnsritably Isada If
falls whsrs Coloiwt.
•If flounder Int new

TAX FACTS

I s a u d U a t t h o lo p a l o f f i c e a n d t h e s o a m u u n t e t ! . t o
|2 9 3 |7 4 8 .4 fi, a n I n c r e a s e . o f 6 8 4 m o n e y - o r d e r s in
-------- U U lO iiT jd « , # u i n a f c * 3 4 , 0 | m , Q f l ,
.p ,7 .6 0 .3
•ctres,

bn*.

if ts rich, and full

■w s n d s r f u l w a t r r l a l
w r it i n g ,
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p la c d l a d v e r tU J n g . M u c h m o r e t h a n t h a t c o u ld H n v e &lt;
b e e n r e t a in e d b y lo c a l m e r c h a n t s ' h a d t h e y g o n e
a f t e r i t w i t h a n a b u n d a n c e o f p r i n t e r ’s I n k i n U i c
f o r m o f g o o d a d v e r tis in g .
F o r th o p a s t s e v e ra l m o n th s th e rp h a s b e e n a
g r a d u a l d e c l in e I n n e w s p a p e r a d v e r t i s i n g I n W n u &gt;
o lm la . M a n y m e r c h a n t s h a v e t u r n e d t o ‘ t h r o w ­
a w a y s ’ a n d o t h e r f o r m a o f q u e s t io n a b le m e r i t ,
- 1 T h e y h a ’v e d e s e r t e d t h e b e a t ' k n o w n a d v e r t i s i n g m e ­
d iu m ( th e n e w s p a p e r ) f o r p e rh a p s c h e a p e r b u t in
' t h e e n d m a r e 'e x p S r t ilv p 'a r id U n s a U s f a c t o r y m e t h o d s .
C o n s id e r f o r a m o m e n t th e t h o u ia m f s o f h a n d b l t l l , d o d g e r s a n d id n n ih t r a 't h r o w n o n d o o r s te p s
a m i la w n s e a c h m o n th . M a n y o f t h e m n e v e r n r e
p ic k e d - U p , l o t a lo n e r e a d . C a n t h e m e r c h a n t r i g h t ­
f u lly - e x p e c t a r e t u r n f o r h i# m o n e y o n t h is s o r t
o r in y e a tm e n t?
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C o n r iit e n t , c a r e f u lly p la n n e d a d v e r t is in g in
. • a .n e w a p a p e r t h a t g o e s In t o th o h o m o s a n d Is re a d
th o r o u g h ly e v e r y w e e k , Is th e b e a t a n y m e r c h a n t o r
b u flln e a # m a n c a n g e t . M o r e g e n e r a l u s o o f t h e A d y c c a l e ’f , a d v e r t i s i n g c o l u m n s J n 1 9 0 1 w i l l h e t p l o c a l • '
m e r c h a n ts g e t s o m a u f th e b u s i e s th e y n o w a re " T h o ' F l o r i d a A d v o c a t e 's p r e s e n t a t i o n o f t h e

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DuPont, Jacksonville a w a y s ' I s h i g h l y I n t e r e s t i n g " , d e c l a r e s t h e B u n N e w s . " P r a t *
rtr* that th* beat ted U c # l l y e v e r y c i t y t n t h e s t a t e i s l i t t e r e i ) b y t h e s e ‘ t h r o w t t h e b r t t t n ' t h * h la
la* bnd point* oat tbit a w a y a ’ a n d — t h e c i t y g o v e r n m e n t p a y a i t s s t r e e t - c l e a n e r s t o
Jls 'thi blgreat need w o r k f o r b u a l t | 4 s s m e n w h o p e r s i s t i n ) ‘ s u b m e r g i n g ’ c i t y
today. I’eraon. who
Star la their bank*
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t illin g . I n - s o t n # c it ie s t h e r e a i
d U t r ib u lo r * o f th e s e ‘ th r o w - a w i
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that ths dlfT^rrecs ws* -b « rt
thlrty-vlaM tbodwind JolUr*. '
And. b y tbs w«y, tb* Amsrtrfcn
muskal ompoallloh rffrrrsd lo or
Iha tunrhson l» ro t
Htar
WsrM SyippHonj*. wWab sfflUIW
Vvth lbs rhnbm all,I nmUot mWt,
typlrsl of ltd* country, tb* *«blr
uf tbr N rf ro slid 6f ths tpdlsn.
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write WRDVi tb* radio atsUpn In
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on dm pro (ram asm* a!ifir, nbut'
betwssn threa and fooc, lha Hour
with the Matter*". The brat way
to hear It I* »b#‘ way thedrd !&gt;#•
fatmay’s “ Happy Heart" WaUmm-

bonrat men and walked ihyteen
mile* to n tu fn aom* Change that
belonged to a poor chorus gin. I
ean pro»« both tbrtd ■Ulrmnvt,
are a Ur. Th* truth 1&lt; that W»e
chant, aid »Upp#tl « •
phony nlCkala &gt;h#p I changed a
quarter fur her and 1 Weal (all*f

K . , ', 'v a r ^ f - ; U x v

a t i - d s r - a ■&amp;
iT J X S &amp; l&amp; S t
th«t Edgar' Isa. M*at*r&gt;i

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for- n-atcsi 'WAny humea, and

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dr vies la 'emplnysd fykO) tbe rannrl wuile .oun.l,
Thsrsday ^afternoon wsa Brothoven's KrsuUsr Honsts, and Hun'df f wntmoei), thare will be - i f r
operatic proyrsm.
Pul Holiday aflrm nun,' tin*
(ialnravllte "HSur" will have (Off
corn petition from W lntfr " Park,
for ItoUina Collrte will publlah It*
annual Animated Mygnsln* en the
campus, and faw aut autW r, wilt
step front Its pages “ In person",
1. Among tha literary tlofl wflf bd&lt;
John Rrsblna, author of “The Pri­
v ate-life of Helen *f Tr-iV" and
“Sir Ualahad". QranUng ICraklna
■ -koao aenaa of buinor an-l the
rlad*Ifal nudltion ntcosaarr t*&lt;N
quit* at how* on Ml. Olympna, 1
(onftos that I still Ilk# ‘Iny1gvd*
a* aersad by llorttar an,| Virgil
rather than dlabsd from tn-twasa
I be rovers pt a inodsm n*v»|.. - ’
Tb* Hal»n of Rraklns’f T rlv al*
U fa" H ah amuilng woman with
aim s (harm, bqt I mlat Mai laws'*
lovtV rtodj &gt; l l b the faro W»j
Uurxk*d « thcuMmd r thlnl ««in
burnt th* topWf*' tswhrt o f ilium".
I studied “Th* Making of P*«-

hara dlKovertd tb# .dUUSrt was
fourtera m llevtw t » * '* •« •
1 think that
dlapoiaa uf that
myth tWy Skatiy. - W'4.V
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Income-tax law a* properly dodiirtlhl* from groat . Incline, pio*
vldrd they ore not rxunpe.natfd
^ur by Irwurante or d b r v u w , (
IhiJurllble 'one* .to ll wltbio
dcm

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bjr U*l. wo. WiWn.' BhAU*
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transaction &lt;nle;iri Into‘for profit
thereof nnt re n nuclei with the
Iraile ur busint-is; or fJ) of frep^ t e a n &amp; ’ rt'
oity not o rn cprlrd
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�BANQUET
I :,A l*rf» number of local chUdi
« • Will participst, | B « M |
[W id e * Oriental number entitled,'
■OR Stag » Loo" la lb* pcod«e«|
Id M «T th» “titrl in Red” whkh
f V ! • (Iren Monday and Tand*
9*K .night. *i the Juatar High
* h o t l aniltorium under the H M
flMe «f Rcmlnol, Chapter Numhbrl
Tw# 0 . B. B. nrtldee thle M*
•*•**»€ number them win be *
U rf* eduit ehnru* competed &lt;nf|
&gt;* .coiiplr, in a number nf ipe*
ielUta between thj attar ■ m at
of H lecal mm ani wnaaeai sad
a la n e aeletilon of solalsta.
•The children's chorea will be
oeatptsrd o t th* following! Billie
* » w n , Dsimll U m ion, a’ U. My.
t ■ ** ^ rn ro n d Mcnsilvatge, James
1**W»II. Lout.*
Juhniton. ElisaU fftar. S jlrla , Metwodoa,
f Mercy.Roaaejtcr. Cecelia TniKaek,
, W alter Stanaell, Charts* -Mari'
, w ether, l-oula
Nlcholv Sidney
. NIs J r ,
JosephCummlng.Jeanne
L Aaaerrllo, Dorothy Wlggfad,- E dith

. BTATE COI4J6C
MflN, TalUhaaaet.

mmm

" • f t . flgu e Va* com pared by the »*
Vtet'dent with 160,000
perron i
-.5
who were rmplcyed on coeslrne. «r.
tloln work prior to the deprewlon. '
In addition to the wark new on* • &gt;
dor contract Piaaldent Hooter f
mil th at In moat of the current
appropilatlon hllla before Ccrigr*s« there Is a claim mailing . J'
any comtructlon
appropilatlon .tS
Immediately avallabls.
.. »\
.“This will make available." ha

j f Plot Ida’s D rat
conetltut loos’,
convent taA was hard tn (ho old
ylty of St, Joe, which disappeared

r t h r nar-waH. This' port*»lt la belletsd U h a te bem made o f W aahlnitm at th» order of O ottrnat
Inwlddir, of Virginia, In gratitude for Washington’* irrv k r, |n the Franch and Indlaa Ware. .Washinga was then I I y ear, old. History records th a t Dinwiddle dl. pored of the prrtralta when his young
o U it J lined the Revolution. The portrait was found ln liny land and brought to Mount Ve run la

OoUum and daughter, Nancy, will
regret to learn that they are all
111 with inflvcnaa at (hair home,
SOU Wtet Keren leer t h Street.

D ftfN fof Washington”.
— Christian Rnd*avor-8:30 I*.
^ T v d n lrg 8ertlro-7:.-ro IV M
Subject, -The Mon Who
Standing on the other Hide.”

School at Farnitille, Virginia, in
IKPH. Hho chapter St lha Florida

On Oilando rood tteir tl.nrvn
Ave.
Mm. McPherson, Erangeltst.
Illhle School Sunday A. M.—0:43
Sermon Sunday A. M. —11:00
KtnngeliaUc S.rvlce Sunday P
M. -7 :4 5
Prayer Meeting Wed. I*. M. —

Mr. and Mm. St. Clair Whlta
hare r.-turned (a their home at
Charleston, fi. C, after vliillng
several months with Mr. and Mra.
St. Clair'W hite J r , a t their home
on West First Street.

Program Presented
At Grammar School

H o « r Cotar* —
Eight.
g, - NetU'v livery* (*ieod—lloom
•..Ptglgr'-A Tree”—KchooL
lJU 'nong of D-d lest Ion—f ilth
11, JDodlcatiun-Supl. T. W.
I a a tan
1R- , America’* Creed—Hlgth
Gradoa.
Ig. Ptadge to lb , Pl»g—Rrlmol.
14. Rong. “Amerira”—RchaoL

Tcadhers’ Club H«s
Meeting At Oviedo
W ilt' Ml*. Pearl. B*bbUl. W. J .
Wellt, Jc. and J. TUdrn Jscob. In
ik W M A t'lW program, th* HemJnoW Oonrty Tcachtr.’ C’ub brid
tan mnOM meeting oa Friday afternomt nt tha O riel.
High
'.X M A ftfria g P Vgren* . . . giv

Mr. and Mm. Clyde Byrd have
a t tbelr g u e.l. for the week-end,
Mr*. Jake Wey and Eugene Way,
af Arcadia, and Mr. and Mrs. J,
8. Reeves and aon. an3 Dr. and
Mr*. A. M. Hhelmav, of Union
Mr. and Mm. C. It. Pearce and
Mi*. H. F. Cooper left thla morn­
ing for Jackaonvllle' where Mr.
tnd Mm. Prarc* will spend tb*
weekend with their daughter. Mlsa
W ra Pearre. Mm. Coopar will re­
main In Jackaenville n Weak with
Mm. W. D. Condon, formerly of
tki. *'i« •
T.

Min Caroline Hill
la Hostess At Party

8:00

al*. Wins tan llendemew, Leo*
’Oliver, Robert Rumbley, Mary
Higgins, Mary Ism Lylta, Virginia*
MrKory, Edith Stngfela'y, Dorothy Warren. B o. Brel, Voile WIIllama, Daphino Takach. Harry J c .
Mlnarlk, Donna Morgan, Isiulaa
B d B im B T
Harding, Bryan H art, Joa 'Blew,
art. By:I Hlggo, Bvalyn Cates,
Christian Sdrnco aervlcc* art
Mary AJIro McMillan, Ann Jnnea,
held every Sunday morning m '
Katherine Thigpen.
And IBearor Watt, Roderick tbe church Eaat Second Street at
Adame, Maurice BonJtke. William 11 o’clock. Subject lor tomorrow
“Mind*. .WeJneaday even­
Olein, A rthur William j , U wia I*
ing
which
will inWright, Waller La Roy Cooper J r , rlude aerrta'e*
IrstlmonJes ef
Christ­
I-tulae ivrklna, Madatyn Trulrnh,
Mary W'CSla*, Bather Strange, ian Silence heeling, will be
held at the now church at MM E.
Franeaa , Keen, Bvalyn S tosr, 2nd St. a t H j»'r|g*k.
Btnw d i dnay , Mary MeRa.y.
Tkta vhnrrh maintains n free
Anne laird , Mary AUe* Hunter,
Heading Room, at the chur.-tMortal Km a. Joyce Ann Whl Idcn. wher. tha BUhta. and ail authorised
Janie* Mops, Nancy Hooch. Mary Christian Brltne# literature may
WlgbL Batotl.
n u ri, Marion I* rend borrowed Or pun-hare I
BrooVa. Ellen Meriwether, and Open Tuesdays and Fridays from
Mildred Clans*.
I to S P. M.
SoloUla will b» Jeanne Aaxarelle and L. M. Telford, J r„ while
ALL fiOUL’H CATHOLIC
Marcia Proct-.r will give a chorus
CHURCH.
iota. Mia* Ma y K lluhrth Neeta/.
Mlsa Conatance
Meiach
and! Th# Rov. J. J. Mclntmy, pastor,
Oeorga A ndam n trill gtvo special
Flmt M u*s-»i 0 0 A M.
dance acta.
Screwd Mas*— 10:00 A. M.
Evening Drvotlon—7:30 P- M.

--------- a
Complimenting t h y members of
th*
Ihs ”“ Llttla
Little Indio*”
U d U e^ hhrtdg#
d M f elub.
ML* Caroline lllll eiUrtalaod
writk a Oeorge Washington bridge
party last night nt her home, 1PO0
MagnctU Avenue. After several
progtraMen* of b rilg , arorot
war* added s o l high score prise,
a g rw a pocket booh, went to Miss
Lotilto PunLn.
Adorning |h* iw m *'w here th*
table* were spread f ir play waa a
profusion of ratandulas, sweet
pong ard firn/Kefroahm rnt* con­
sisted of b«7*k Ice rmooi m’- ltad
in the form of a hatchet. indl-‘
vldual glut rtipg and rake* deco­
rated/w itk minlalnre flags.
Those prrseat weie:
Mary
Wvbt. Sybil Boyd. Karlin Palmo-.
■ a rg a rit Haiti, Mary Chapman, but a membtr of hi* ita ff wa»
Kurlce Tyler, and Louise PurJon. killed.
T no men fired n number of
■hole * t the king, ttalh nasallento
were raptsred.
- King Zog h*a been In Vienna
under th* rare ol physician* who
A Gedrg* Washington party w*s hav# bean treating him for Irri­
givea last evening by Mia* Lila tation of th# ttaoat cause/ by eg.
Thornier at her home an Weet resale* stinking.
First Street in hotter of th* mem­
bers ef ber Sunday School clau.
During th* evening games and
contrsi* war* enjoyed and prise*
awarded to Betty Thurmond end
Rita Maud Janes. Th* gOMte clip­
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. SI ped from n mlntatui* cherry tor*, (AP) —Two prohibition agents
bum he* of c hetrie* a* souvenirs yertorday snmltad whisky In (be
of th* party.
ririnliy of a g arag . In a reside**
Al * tat* hour refreshment* 11*1 district and kspt up n aaleb
ruiwtatlng of cherry p ta ,. topped from shtfbbecy for houis.
ailb whipped (team and rber- • Ersnl'inDy Urey **w an aulo.
lie*, waa »*rvid from tbe dining mob
I* tone# the garage and tbs
told* which was overlaid with pa­ whiff ef liquor trailed Ik- auto,
triotic dorot alien*. Thf hoete*.
On# agent stayed on Ih#
•■ s at»Uied by her ulster, Lu mobile.
Job and th# othfr went for n
elite- TkvrnUy, and Mips Braitnle •eaigb w arrant
Duggar. Th#a* present
were:
Entering the gnrag* th e , con
Ik ulcus Hayes. Rita Nando J*nt*.
N-tka Hto noff, Retty Thurmond. fhrated 4438 pjiin and 1004 quarts
Ilairl WMlohnrst. Iron* Apptahy. r.cribed ta an rimportvd'
Main* Butler

Attempt Is Made To
Assassinate KingZosr

Miss Lila Thorpley
Has Party Last Night

Prohibition Agents
Find Rum In Garage

V onc»}&gt;

WASHINGTON, Feb. (1—&lt;AFF;Af
— PrsrUeni llaover aald yostsm - /a

day 4M.070 persons waaU be. -.iv
(ratk’rvg 01 iforrmevert const! o*- vj
tlon project* within the neat

Mr*. A. E. Fm ldgh. of Madison,
who h*a been tlaltlng Judge anJ
Nr*. J. 0 . Sharon at their bom*
on We»t Tenth Sheet thle .weak,
plana to return home tomorrow.

heirs attending
the college.
-Pledge* of the sorcrity, and Is
particular Dorothy Dldlnger, of
Ft, Lauderdale. a*d Mable Ful­
ton, of Lake Worth, arw ouUUndtag In athletic activities.
Astir* member. Ipcludv Park*
Darts.
Jsckaenville;
Rejrcca
» a i ani Ranfcrdj Ethel Carter,
Marie Carter, Chief land; Ethel
Jones, Contury; Nndln* Mein*
toah, la k e Worth; IlhaU NeUoa,
Vl glnla
Saaaay, Jackionvlllel
KNanbeth Whltner, Sanfotd; and
MtU* Ycarwood, FL Meade.
•The list of pledge, follow:
Jevepblne Uaggs. Kolb Doc
many, Tampa; Marian Driver.
U n i a b t Ttrgtnbf Crarabaw,
Cel*atari; Bdnlct Emm*., Lee.Vbtgt Vivian Holeomb, Penaacid* I
'liTtbe daughter ol Maaathcr Menrs. Orlando; Daefrank R. Lamway
UsiMIch, She ,wa»
I .Rapid* ard - was
r the Unkn nig»
tHy. She ho* keen
Uf tbe-C ossum ei
g a h e r t time,
la.tbo eon of Mr
la mmire moration of T^akhIrgten’s birthday, the following
program waa (Iran a t th* flanf .rd Grammar School yaoterday
mo.nlng:
•1. Bong, “America tbe Beautlfnl“—School.
t. Bcripturr—Slilh Grades.
( . prayer-^The lire. 11. L LoattitL
‘ A ssay in g * of Washington—
&gt;ft Ih th rir^ra r m l
ley-are *tvhmw*-t* Bc#gt.Seven
L *Why \Vr ITart a TrcVI—
nt Apart***/! Nunt
R*« at 81*.
X
[Md Apart wenla.
f . &lt;S#ng, -Spring!inie’y —8 i*th

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s a iin r
v Toft

special

CONLMKO^TIONAI.

CHURCH

Coqyer.Peik Ave. and 3rd St.
Iter. J. lkrnard Root, Minister
t ’huirh School —11:46
Morning Worship—11:00
ftaimon by the Pastor on
Washington.”

L’biUtlan Endeavor —7:30
Sptaktt, Frank Baner.

Luka Mary. Fla.
Su'day, Feb. t i n t .
Sunday School—1:00 I'. M.
P settling -3:00 P. M. .
Prcechlnm—7:30 P. M.
’J
Mid-week Services.
Prayer Meeting Turidsy—7:38
P. M.
Illble study Friday—7:3&lt;PP. M.
A cordial Invitation to these
services Is eaUndcd to all.
R. N, tenders.

Luke L e a Denies
A s s e r t i o n That
He Kited Checks
(Continued From \*ago Onol
know that Chappell’* *alary at th*
hanh «•* reduced “until I rend hi*
leatimony In the paper.”
“ Naturally I know nothing a*
Soul the amount of reduction ol
Mr. Chappell’* salary because I
•a* not in officer, director not
connected In any way with the
management of the Liberty Bank
and Tru»l company,’’ the atnto*
meet continued. "I had an Inter*
e.l In approa ately 186 aharra of
it* stork, owned by tha la le I f .K
Donnell.
Colo* I lea'* statement * aald
that ‘Vertlfchte* of deposit lit the.
Central Itauk and Trust company
(Asheville, N. C.) were legally
issued in every way,” and added
“that they were regarded M good
at the data'of their atl«, and labor
»s attril'ed by the fart that 140,0 0 0 was obtained upon l&amp; o .o o o of
the fare value, of these rertlfl.
mis* by’ the liberty Rank and
Trust company, from other hankh.
le-wltt
, '
"Twmlu thousand dollars -frvm
the llam ’ltnn National bank nf
Chattanooga; f.’0,000 from ‘the
National bank o r Krniucky, and
KO.OOO from 'the Fourth ami Fit at
NVIonal bank of Naahvllle.
"The fact that During one of th*
most acute panire In hlatnryj (he
Central Bank and Trust rom|
• *s unwilling to anticipate

TUESDAY,
F E B R U A R Y 2 4 th
8 :1 6 P . M.

ALBERT
SPALDING
A m eric a’* F a v o r ite

V io lin is t
A

M a s te r M usician

Prices: 11.00, $1.50
$2.00, $2.50
TO-NITE
F E B R U A R Y S la t
J . A ..C o b u rn
P rencnt*

LO C A L
STA R R
«

• Featuring

7,,

Fermevly wRh J. A. CabnrnV
•Minot reta &gt;

MIRTH, MELODY
AND MUSIC

CITY HALL

UPHAlJk LUTHERAN CHURCH
The RaV. A. Norrbom, D. II.
Pastor.
Tb* Ronda? Hcbnol will be held
a t Iho neual time, 1:30 P. M.
Sunday.
At 3 o’clock th* pastor will
preach • • the parable of lb* sow­
er, taking a t hi* subject, “Tha
ILord
-—
A II. IL.
..0 mo# I Ifm **
tb* Ute^wwlL
Strength of
my IJfA1
HANFORD COMMUNITY
CHURCH

Th* Pastor, Rt-v. Carroll Varnsr, will pteach at tb* II o’*
click hour cn “ What Kind of a
C ltlu rT ” At 7:30 his them, will
be, “Who Is a C hrltlianf” A catdial welcome to sveryoa*.
Sunday School ai 9i46 A. M.,
Prof, McKay Hupcr.
Kpworth L*agu*s at 6t30 P, M.
Prayer Meeting Wed. Night
7:30.
KALVATION ARMY NOTICE
llolinr». Merilng —&gt;10:00 A. M.
Sunday Si hoo1—1:00 P. M.
Young People's Meeting— 8:15
|. R,
' Go*pel Service. “The Valu* ef
T im e " -8.00 P. M.
The special rervlr* al a(«kl will
!•* entirely on lha subject at
“Tim#.’’ CapL E. Bartlett and
U«ttL M. Put ten*, o ffices ta
f barge.

C iligcnu;
W t n r* p ro d u cin g a m u sica l com edy g a ll
O lrt •In- --R
*d” M onday a n d T u o n d ay nlgl
.
.
----------------8 4 th a t ( h t J r . H ig h S chool A u d ito riu m w ith 169 8»»*
fo rd people in th e c a a l,,w a b c o p ta k lh a w hoia h a a rto d
c o r p o r a tio n a n d p a tro n a g a o f t r g r y on* In th a C H y,
B lg n td S Y B IL R O U T H ’
W o rth y M a tn m S em inole C h a p U r '
N o. X. O. E . 8 .
)
I’r ir e a : G rad * C h ild re n 20c, J r . R 8 r . H ig h P a pH# 86c.
A d u lla 60c.
(N o 8 e a ta R cn crv cd )

Eight CaroUnR Banks
Have Been Reopened
mao# and Rlsth Pim rt
Irookt J r , PaitoiL
Rchcnt 18:00 A. M.
.V o m h lp -11:00 A. MMV. 8 tlL P. M.

ASHEVILLE,
(AF) - E ig h t
Carolina banks,
h»v* reopen'd aa
•d by I he Slat*

NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
A d isco u n t o f 0 « p P a r e t a l la allow ad f a r
m e a t a f 8 ( a l* a n d C o a a ty la a M in F eb ru ary .

CounJN O . B . J I N KINK.
rre»t fr#
freighter
•a t radio
ta Culm, ‘

s.

Nick Glynn
T w o SoBd H o a r* o f

w*s not Ihos anllclpated.1
E. D. Drowsier, D. D. Pastor
Hrrvlce* Rurday as followsi
9:46 A. M. Handay School
II A. M, Mmnlng Worship
Is Iff* Ot (as* List Tsar l « n
(1:10 |&gt;. M. Junior Chrislluu H
luinh stork, bulMIng ssd |m s ssd
nth,.r &gt;|», k. o lik os for quick sale
Fee eata. All Or r a n .
Hi rvlc# ev* y evening—7:30 P.
8:30 P. II. Senior Christian Itees rilllir
Iton** |u &gt;|,U A *.
ItSM
Tclcphnnc
Itoruts |n yield l l
F.ad
raver.
M.
.
|**.k_AI|.
Nal. Ilk mock.
7:30
P.
M.
Kvs-Ing
Worship.
Evodgoltat A. tl. Conada.
TrsSrrs Ps u s s s r.
The Hrsslon meets at Ihr close . . . .. rijsesced limkers.|
Sunday afternoon —3:00
Special subject, will he giro* ef coeh worship serviru for the &lt;•1 klaconlc T. Jarksuavllle, Via.
all a . gi week. The public is ror- tecrptiPn of new ntrmhe *.
dtally Incited In attend.

Steamer;

tnd t «
Sunday

P r a m A Testimony Wed. P. M.
—":4k
Strictly Inter-denrminallnnal.

Auditorium
*
■ ... *#’•
Daytona Beach
’ Florida.

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M in e d ad o rd e re d fo r i k l
i l 8fclirr«ay will b e U k e » (
fall

WANT AD

F o r lle o tR e a u lls — A ^ c r t U e
,» lrt&gt; bleat hllitf
re MrtfuiiMl for
jlf nnr*. Roth pal
best quality. Twu
In good mill ton.
acre. For further

an o p p o rtu n ity to o u k e l
e a t an d m e at p o w erfu l fo ra
y ^ o t o ^ h a l f P r i c e - R t * itta a r a B C R &amp; - C E * T A I N .

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fife s

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I ROOMS ami Wth. 90)1 Pal.
it* A 'i'. I'lu-m ttrlaixto mao.

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You aru k enhr ritoatrad «• «P»
&lt;«r«l aM f» . pour
la Ik* Mill M Oowptolnl 111*4
hrrrln a**l»*t } H ,l» lk« aU ve
minima
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HAXTOHpA1lW«AAr* la
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par In wklrk Ikl* area* ••*•11 k*
puiilloOnl oar* a w*«k for foa*
ronvrrllllr* week*.
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u lTNIWii Mr M M aa4 **•!
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al Honiara. W*mla&gt;&gt;l» itoaolr.
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KlurkU. Ihlo, tlk ear of S*hmpr*

SAYS

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w A itK u d u re . 60 * ISO with pHvat* loading track. Centrally In
ta tn l. F u m arly
occupied by
Rtarkabear Mflr-'Cn. A. N, l aw•
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-v ^ ^

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i 't a s s &amp; m t o m

te s te d

rtt'MKVI. Fu.'nlahcd five rumn
boua-v -00 Uurcd Ave. I'f'-UU
Jwiomh. Apply Rybarta Grv-

1.1. Ft ItN ldllK I)

w n -jn s a o:

ii Vice Pre*Went CartU And
akn U niw orlK a'itoad, It, T»a
Wa* approved by trie Jlduye by
da of 3£l to t» and In the HanA»y7tU» l*.
.*• t l ,
a*»M#nl Hoover to *■•)*«** to
•Senate flnaoc*. ^ o a w p B W W
a___*_. objected
_a. i. —
a. -atitnuoudy
a,* m«.*,i «I.. la
Inaaday
to
tamaald “ H look*
H flilitldn, contending It would r i f . T K —
»erra»» tlm iroaaocy aed tboa a*. If w: hav# reached Uta *anr,»
a

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Complainant.

»aa# 'braaafci tk

tiytiffrSt*.

ml*nl« l.'Ollnl
T. HAWLKIill

point reached by Judpa tacarlot
t»lwn ha aold Uta ChrliL"

loan
ralolitre
Itla
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,wa*
I&gt;a.
the

’ ^Tr Wm* defonder of lha maa*urr on tho floor of tha **naW wa*
Sfjpilor Caldwell, an admlnlaUa'
liiin ,*ladamrt.
"J, haw baaa haea nine* 1016,
1.1. Mid,“ a n d 'I ahallcnKr any mui
I..'ray J.' hpM a*»r anted for a n y
i Id n r u&gt; .undormln* lha mural* of

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WEAK: . 0 :30, O rrhe*tra; 8 )45.
Feature piogram ) 0 :16. Hunter*}
9 :00, Harmonica; IU:00, Orcheitru
p0 ::» , (.ally Juniper*.

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A. WIBBOLDT.

,S«on gftaordrda. 4ba aanaU *w4ad It* appr«wal ot what wa* dub&lt;
in In adtrawft. however, and bid W lh a daglalaldr* lh ^ •TUna
waha qukkly fercad Uyflea.
varnmant . tro -o p» puriued
TOO I.A.TB T O C L A S SIFY

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0:30, Same a*

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flipor,-O range Grove S ti

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H I I M a m f lh . ratoa M* r»*ula.

nuamalla* aha 11 he

HpccUHr—Lwdlaa aad ihlldtana half (piling
WIIAMINIt UAHIIHIt HIIOP

ion trucVa, nn¥ kind of haulinu
n*pW&lt; K. y. H. care Itmmld.

and

DRY CLEANING
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)0N I’alm dlu Aia.
\1ranrd A l’rr»»ed 10f
t'lranrd ft Pre**cd 16t
MCa»h ami Carry"

Regular rnminenial tele
phi ne »i-rvlce haa been
ataitrd lirtwia-n thn Ul'Hrd State* mid Au.lmlln.

Phone
Have yoidf heanffltSl'll
. o*t* the Government alu ul
$1.13 to cidlpct rvety »IW
worth of liicniuu tax . &gt;ou
m a
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I'ny
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Am iMMM
-MHaft

DRUG STORES
CAMl'nKLIi-iVIM.lAMH
DKUU CO.

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not mg' program : 7:30, llar- I 0 A — P oul l r v
F aur; 8:00. ClaialrOt p m ­ TIl'tKK
VAIIIETfKS

E fE -O P E N E R

r a AM. W tio ll
Niitlea 4* hara
HIM* lAaa Itoaek
tha Hint* of v
ina.llaa BMemkl
or K.hruanr, A.
Ike rollawlwg r
IT IIW U,
U .» Htaek a*hi
HIM* *f HlorM.
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r»fd ynu know Hint ' V
latge dairy urgaiduillon
wilt noon *t«rt drllvriing
orange juice with the IMortl*
•Inif m llk f

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FU R HIUF: one 3 ton anil anbl.3 4

llwiion Wanted
* T r o n a m : 7:34.*1Wathcr
Rlenograi'b' i
pVt; Ti3ft, S lid O ff,
‘
•j—WD|tO Orlando—11W
—rnate —90 year* eld- Him
iTt'RHAT. riU l. I I. 1W»
oughly *»rarl*i»c*d th general uf►.••N*w» Ftaakpa) dtS*. Ma»- fief weriq wantf^amploymeni. I*
llltwark MiYera; 7:00, Tim* O. Rot 834. H«nf»rd___________

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*.aaa-«r-a Maw haptw.
Clirua.l|prnan*a Cuun.
h* aavrkeaat eara*e of
awnalilp It H IUaa* t*

Orchrvtn

:Yb, Georg* ,W»*hlHgl
'A a atrtk j,
M lB -rW ttU r Galuravl
HAYt'dpAT. FKlU «(

h., *1*4Ikename toNMr, jags

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c*m*nt w*rl

:ofc;-tt. A. Rolf* a W f
r t k a ’ t&gt;*nce

lj l * Ploek Hanil.
Mo akall 4toeaw
&lt;WOW BULO0. rr* a m inm Ulan.
to p t»rrtt*rp.
th.aa Md 0141
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r
narrl*or for J’imoe-Bulb. Co., 1000 aJUw*a to *irnr w 4HII wiikla,
8. Mark* Bt^ Orlando, Fig.
thro &gt;i*o. Into or Irina the a haya
takcrll.*1 OrrllWT.
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t krtpeat In Too a.

Repair*—Krflnlablng
UpkalaUrlag.
p a i . mkich
3N-39 Arcade

Undue* yaaraalf, and. g rt

llrina*—Handwlthea.

AUCADK MAKKKV

T ra d e in Y o u r U nedF ur4 n ilu r e n t NVACJONKRU

:|I0, t}panaotrd

t CONFECTIONERY

If n'u on* will Inlroduva
you lo lom t new idea*, lu*

kUgaMniw^-Fouplaln

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Nincty-fuur title* in Iku.
U/itUd Htplr* rnntaly ujo|C N
'Utah 100.000 people.

Prince** lltdg.

'yimNifuRK

AUTO TOPS

HaafardV Madln* lleauly 1 Styl ruirra, Cu»Nen», Car lain*
Shoppe.
ilphaU lerlai. Kir.
I'bour 4HU fur appointiurnU
HI,KN«KRj
roi*,8 H 0 H -’
Flral Nat l. IUnb lUdg.
____ 3D&amp; \Y. 2nd
, ,——

iia g u k it h

6 ■ C«l Ont Fof Hnodjf

•Vile;’ iUflWlar Caldwatl aald. “He
graataaraanalan* come* fram that
4a Senator Barak, on* of tha
aUtMTOM of tha nation."
’ | |M .tenala chamber* and galRaaatwa IlwUay cam* back 4a aak
Inrla*. rgaiwil With laugbtar whan

BEAUTY SlIO!^

(T g a ra—Tobacco*—(’a nd Ira

D R IN K S l.tlN H I K S
llbert'p CkiwUlc*
and llot Drlaka.

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fr
mi-V._li . ■*

T S 5 3 8 5 S S S 5 S ^
vide knowledge, or enhance
b n o ^ p lk ^ ., .

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illCYCLW h hkVaiuh

Tampa—IIT#'

on tk* Okea«kok

Hanford,

•

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—

F IS H i n * ' l ’« U l* T llY

A H e r a l d raprayekUllva
ikeroathly familiar With ral*4
ralaa aad cfaaalflcatiaa will
glva yea caaipteta lafauaalloa.

FLOWER SI 11)11

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ifs —K x r han g c
183 —WRl'N HI. I,et*r»burg—* »
IVTU,
r.XCHANGF. $766.00 niutly
6:00, Evening m&gt; Indie*; 0:43
in bit in Jackottntille fur T ier,
Ttoplce 10 Itrlef (NIK!)) 7 :00.
lur. Cutlavay and Flow. Adder**
AW * V A ndy (N R O ; 7:30.
I*. I), II..T ISO. I.akr Mnnrtic, FU
Bnuoii and IVek (HMP); 7:46.
S'pcc'al feature*; 8:00, Marguerite
from WJZ;
,/rr« d o m n t y | flaluman, nopmiio, t.tfra rutUflbii HAVK YOUIt WATCH i*P*lr#4
■fliKI, H iniiTft W Jf) 11:00, H pttlf Yoke, plant*!; B:t6, Varleller
by one who ramify knowi bowl.
(NDC)i 8:30. Haya Scott and
Georg* Hrnnlnger, **Obl Time
428J—W1,W— 7**
tong*”; V:00, Studio mu*le; 10:00. Dr. W. K. Mac DOUG ALL, CHI&lt;
ROI’IIAOTOB, Ik now locaUd al
U iie* orvhntra * (NBC); .11:00,
Jc&amp;tcra; 7:30. The KnlgMar
HkSj ar WJB) 0:00. O rchntra: Polk county caravan; 11:15, Htn- HI* residence la Floral Ueigblf
0:16. VarUiyi UA0.
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ma In *a»lern alJmlanl
0:00. Hand aoncert; 0 :tl, Same
m. bale** olhtkwUc Imllu* WJZ; 7:70, KUKA Ftaytr*:
7:16. Tho Trevrlri*; 8;00', llouf

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MUMJAIftfi tho’jm bij * 1
MDMdi..&gt;#wfa$rf ‘h*1
ir wawiA gat wtara oupport

7:00,

School: .7:10, • Rerun) —proerom t
11:00, Orrheatra) l»&gt;43, S«m# a*

Urea* Win*. IV»l|in Wbrh-

lir a n a I Haalald A m
phunr M l

directo ry

W X NtlJtj TO rtiu e ilA S K ; K or
■ .10 arte* good flowing well land
ouU&gt;f -Mty luutU. wUb ur aiOmuL
hourc. Mum be rblpp for «n»h.P.-O. Dot h« .

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IF'AtlCAUK
J9ISESS

•Wan ti-il

i charged “a bunch of holal
'Ara lobbying Ihlo moatare

FLORIST

part men!

itr I n nc. Box* l 3W ,‘H*iifnrd.
Mr#**** - • m M»'eWniM •-«

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loan* and twaapuwalbU met

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i«*br put**' of* bu»ln**» af-

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/ B A N F O R I). F L O R ID ,

Prompt Veto By
Expected As “ Vets” Loin
Bill la Sent To His Dea,
WASHINGTON, Feb.
» (AP) —The veteran* loan bill w*»
tim ed today by Vie* Prtrsb|mt
Curtis and 8p«ak*r U m gaorth
and *en| to the Whit# Hou*e
where Pregldenl Hoover pmmr»
I d to *dihlnl*ter a ptewipt iflo.
TJii tpootort t r t coofWtnt that If
the measure le-ew M ed -th * tww
third* m M « a R M N T*r"prw*
sldentlal action will be avalUblr
l W a s h i n g t o n . r « b . 20 - either In the Houae or Senate.
conference report on the
(AP) —Banltt of the country IlMA , 000
,000.00 annual *t*te. Jutat the
of 1091 were tire. commerce,
supply
Pi.a position of greatly In- bill waa acceptedaadfrylabor
the llotue

craaaed liquidity because, of
OKreases in.thk total volume
of their oototaiidlng credit
MJn the prbpbrtion of their
SXFr*31^ dfCjnflfi on local
*%H», .Mbiw/the influence
Ion»hip*.

The Houae jadklary commltto*
approved the administration's pro.
poiwd substitute for tbe Wagner
lX* ld jq ) M H p r V boor I in II • bill to create a national system
monthly rwvJSg. of hwrlnr** an.I
ffrpgre oald thl* readjustment wa&lt;
Vrf result af the copdiUons durf m the I t m onths'prtor to |he
opening of the preadft year when
th e re 'w a s an unusually ’ larwe
number of bank twapenilvn*. vTn
January, there waa 1ST awapew.
slaw* a* r i*ipared w|ih 34 la De­
cember and 99 in January, 1130.
“The petioj of |ft month* be­
tween October, 11SP. aad the end
Of .11*0 waa ooa or readjustment
sad llcjuldation for tbe bai.V* ul
the cdfrnlry a* watt as of an pnuaually large Dumb** cf bank buspoaalons," the beard laid. “At the
e»d a t the period the acthre bahk*
tabeu a* a whole w ire In a p m Won of greatly Increased liquidi­
ty reewHns from M b a decrease
hi tha total volume of their •ml(Ossttowed Oa Page Three)

ot employment ag.nries.
Action by the House on Motel*
Shoals a n t au u m l when nn "bf*
fklal Rtpublinn steertiur roanatbtee ■t creed tb it It n-ooM .fr*
brought op ,al thicc o'clock. Fbr»
m«r poalm attrr O tnttal Now M*
fotod to tell the Sent!* CPIBmlttro tortatlfftling p o tu l I tn tu
whether the SI. Foul* commorclal
itation pottoffke M te woold he
ditcoaird at Ihr meeting of Pro•lilent Coolldge's rabinet. A gran t
joi y Investigated the leaae -anJ
found evidence* of fraud and re­
commended a foil investigation.
The Seralc patted the veteran*'
loan bill latt nloht, 71 to I t, com­
pleting one of the moot rkvnaUtIn r n u t* of the administration on
Capitol lllll In the term of Presldert Hoover.
The meaiur* to which the presldent only Wednesday voiced hi*
vlgomu* nbjertlsn* wa» ru*hed
(Continue/ On Pag* Seven)

EUCBRATE FOUNDING OF IT AL1AN SURETY VOLUNTEERS

As Fort A n d i f a m Join To Make.NavInation Treacherous
LONDON. Feb. SO. — IAP1 —
High w lrdt neevmponying rain,
aletl. an I tnnwjaabed a laige part
of Kurrpe today disruption tra f
flc nnd hampering mmmunlca-. ,
tim e. A hediy fog whl-h »prea«l
m-er England cleared l"dey . ard
resident* In the southern ennntlw
wrm mmnaratlvely eomf irlahti
hut S p a in - . France. IMrlum..
Northern lU le, Oeentar y. and
Scandinavia were hard hit. High
arr* rauA d a mimhrr of shipping
anUewta.' There «rrfw-4M rfewtk*
from lnflil#naa In the U rrrr altlet of Krxlaial during the week,
an InrrrM * r-f 125 ever the.week

HOME—rrem ltlc Hen.tp MumoIIM a* he rcv k w .J th , * * * * * « the National Hurrty V.Nn
the eighth annlvelw*ry „f their brganltatlun.

HMILED USE OF
BILLS WILL MEAN WIRE TAPPING IS
BIG STATE LOSS GIVEN SANCTION

Team H

th u Cunatd Une»* MantetmiUi
for tear* the queen uf tha - At*,
lan flh U«t raught Jfrt * foe and
wert on a »»ndhar off SoulhampI in, delaying the arrival of a* dlatIr-nulshed 1 aasenree. f!aul. Melr«lin fampholt. Captain ffrrtpbsH
who ret ao aut minbllo speed ere
of 2IR mile* an hour at DayMethod Of Obtaining nr.l
Inna lleach .thN month ard *««■
Information OnLaw will be Sir Malcolm Campl-rH h&gt;
virtue of a knlghth «&gt;d, was ir k r t
Violation (Approved off
In » lender and soon Ihr Ida
liner waa reili'Sled.
(
WASHINGTON, M t. » - ( A W
From E*'tijerg, In Denmark,
—The limited u*e of wire W rin g
b . all Justice ckpartnirnt enfermr* rente a frarm enlary mea*ave anyInn that Ihe ItWl-lon German
mant agcncir* —Including the )&gt;n&gt;- —
. *. a....1. If.iae Cllnna** \ 1
blbltlnn Irureau —wa* approved
p i i r i i l i y by Allornry (lrn«&gt;nil
Mitchell.
He iold the Hou.e expenditure*
committee of a new vflre upping
order Usued on Jen. IIP, four day*
aflM-UK roqURltWc arlopteil a rv.

Butier Will Speak
To Aid Unemployed
riHLADEIrPIIIA. Keb. 3 0 '( AD)—Major (hrnet*I Smcdley
llutler announced today that be
woull a.k the navy department
f,.y ar“ lmn.odlatr k a le of »'*httnrr •«» he might help •well
fund* for relief . f the unnuplnyerl. Itulle i1 el*" rvlu-ratwl

Official Of Defunct
lnftttiution Makes
Charge Upon Stand

■9.

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I.* ha*.

For Annual Exodus
To Military Camps

Among pmpueal* were f#Mf;
which the committee bclleveg 1 ®
U&lt; the l&gt;e*t mean* of bringingbout laiatlon relief to r«»&gt; *•‘•1%;
Tliey are: elimination of stale M l
valorem laic* except one mill W*
vied for school*, by the state prw*
a uniform *y»tem of frdp
(golfers Stage NlpAnd Tiding
public ncliool* of minimum pres*;
Tuck Exhibition In cribrd slandirda ami thereby all*
tmroc local taae* fog
Semi-Final Contest miuatlng
■rhiMil purpose*, requiting th s
State Hoad Department to take
While Joe Maitera was having or*r for maintenance more of thgj
an vary lime in disposing »f Id*
erponenl, A. T. While, K «rg nnd
•U in (he last uf the quartet,
final matrhe* played In Ihe Jnen'*
division pull tuiirnamenl for illy
champlunshp li rnuta yertriddy oflorn.- hi. Lawiemv l.undqulst, who
advamnl »o semi-final play by
tlefrollng K. K. Ileushnldcr Tues
day sflrrn mhi, defenlrd tl. W

SPENCER IN HARD
FOUGHT BATTLE

Local Farmers Ar&amp;g
Given Informatiotl ft
On Celery Growing j

Lions Club Thanks
cuuull- to tMtasuHs **u*am. *
k r r m u y * ' * ^ tm» begin
early lit •Jun*. num. mu* de
rrlsl'n g to ramp life are air
In procrpi of foWploHoll,
con ling lo official army col
putidetiri. rsf -Ived In Hanronl
i'sy, *virr*t l.o-sl residents
rchoilided I"
“ f*1"

During Plane

other atati
tat i r n l s a 1
repot* o r
ntlewing a m snpletrartou*
as legislttui
corn
activities of the 1
#W*l W arraa I. TyMn wit* of IhJ It guy ha expaeted Is prudurg
_____ __lu handle ihmhteea appointed
ly d u y n of tha aargniaBt, eam 4000 Mila/ or which WXI will Ire
tlelalla In ml.nnecil' n with the rtoday th a t two cesldMlt*.
, J c me law*.
....^ air tour vk&gt;» '•
VvM 40-plane
A- V rT ! ; . hu•d p iui
Terneasee, .pending half a mil
Hanforu.. o ffk ia k "f ‘he Haul.. •'
•# udjh htu*..
' linn dollar*, wrestled with .T003
IJon* f lub this moralntf. In * kv- 1 various agencies
^
• *
,!**1r
f(?r™ bills two yeara ago anacte.1 I0T»
try adlirrsseil■ to
what will b# known a* Ctlery Cl 1 of ,hfn,
whkh assist d in Gw msHer. ru
Thom Namfrae Owo.
Nrw Yo.k with 31,790,2(17 and
|U i first
IbVl not - nly
|&lt;ctt
' U at lh.- me*'
La* night Gw parly of »** »‘»H
(Conti.med On Daga Threa) v MIAMI. F*&gt; V i - (AP) - A I - a financial since** hut. Item •
ad Orlande fa r pf*l«oo p w n w m e s . --------------------_
'
trod I. du Pbnt. Florida capitalist, -ivif point of *lew. ft wa* greatand hnplr'prasldant. sshl her,- &gt;*•*- l¥ appraciatsd by the rlliieo« of
terday' be was eonfrdenl the na*t Hanfsrd and Bemlnole fo u n ty.
10-years would h* the treat in Iha
Tit- Hanford Herald »a* in re
flftsturr nf A airrksn Industry amt re'pt of a letter of thank* for lh«
that a "gradual but steady •*:. ) ub'irity ifiven Gw nwet whlclr
prwvomont" face# Flurlda f u r th* read* as follow*!
,
B r ie r y Ca., toon* of tho OrUwde
-------- .
I *
•-The ruemlrers of the Ssnfurd
Hast flee y*or*.
a n UagWO. Tho goiwo wlU atari
DELAND. Feb. * 0 - ( J p ) Lion*
H
ub
voted,
unanimously,
to
Du l*ont arrived Wednesday
at-9:00 o'*Wck, and frMI ho played O erorrar Carttcn laid 3 Volua'a flour JarktonvUla aad want Irn- os)end to y.m Ihla eiprc**l«n »f
ao the alley* of tha W ait fewtrsl eoupty f ,l r sudlenta,.*'jc.lanlay i,y diately aboard bis yacht Nene- tbel.- apigeeiatlnn fo^ the tgondrr
Bowling CIiFj . G rlw d »•
that “pat leal. sape anrVtaQiOwiit
.rod In Blscnyne l*y. fni s ' ii«|h rt g'ven them in »e«uew ith th* ofgwnmdlkt* of thl* affort. aad m l maglg, la gafrg t&gt;
[to (frl biggest need Ipg for H.afard. a id SgmljuU
. M , Baafard I* noth «** of the
fu A t n i
fount y, tbe Hecoml Annual AP
Hit rants In lt*q cootral Florida
one aspects Florid* valuA
FUukla Air Taur, Jan. *3.
-IM W , eompuood^of 'jj*"** ,r ^ | to Vetnm tu th* hiH ^ito*’* *
PAflrr a rotnplele check up of
^ M J a r d . R ant CTr, Ort*wri, *nd &gt;&gt;orl| t l a „ - r .iq D w jM im lfo t
all detail.. It glees u* great plea,
Ih lin
Effort* ,»IH roatJaiK' -n u t n national n.afrM fc’ r W t
sup* to announce that Ihe evenf
i .th. formation
was a flpanelal aucreaa. and, fund
a rlvlc point of view. It was gr.-wf
Tennessee PttattnfrH I snore. Bled by the rltlien* of
a n / « f tho provtously mf"
and prjfllahb
Give To fted.CroM
"Tho last 11
IfE harged pariod of prof
WASHINGTON, r ^ ’ » - &lt;Ar&gt;
Tho banking,,
doubled; III
2 5 S ^ r ^ B fe tlr K
Trnn-ssso HlaU.fronlUntlsry. n*nU )S ANOKLEM. f * .
» -

du Pont Sees Next
TenYeargln U. S.
A$ Best In History

r

Carlton Says Sane
Effort Will Place
S s ^ S o J f i s 'S r 4 State In Fore Again

fUtoi stir U Charges
WHk Hou^WreckiPS

fuinmrr.

Technicalities I n
Escaping Law Are |
Censored By Judge ,

Hcrrotary.
that brought

m

I damag**
al.

uJunto*
Sto' thu

' A V t o s i w i - S ' Trade Body To Hold
l j Bi-Monthly Meeting

Th* o rg o rl.illtn of a Seminal*
fsunty fhamboe af Commerce, to
remain wfraco you a r t ao Uw-y bq built gtounl'ffrd proaent SnnI.id Chamber of Commocve. will
wau'i
«« » ff-y o a . K "
N oa* r f th* mala topka of dlarussloa at th* M-monlhly meeting
..f th* mom bothlp of th* trndd
1-ssrd lo bo Ipld at tho VaMto
AtVTV*
JH
Ft.
Myers
HMGTON, D . L , F ^ » 7
lintel MsrdHb-at t X: 1ft o’clJch.
•Ifra. Eograo tJ.hUTW*.
poet to o nbm b* beard from
r i n d doad lu h*a. studio at
laira u ' i . pf the c.mmlttqf
appeoifd tolor* lh , Hl*U
Depart earn t la Ocala W*fs 'a
11 th*
aulo. Pro*Went H s r y M. P-frwtrfh orgva ofl tho number* 13

"riw ifm 1

1V" "

g

«A S JiOUDAY
M.iW*,
, n u leid
Hlrtbday
Hsaferda.
■fr—(API
. Jhroalon.

,- - *

The* War IkparlwUnf h»s
I ulntril four Seminole f’u
physicians ** the ..fflctal me
; 1 xnndnei* for lbs f , M.
Camp*: Dr. A. \V. hnu*. Dr. 1
|*arW. Dr. 0 . H. Selman uf
find, nnd l»c. J. Wm. Marti
I Ov't-rlo. While they were mil
signed In *ny parllrulsr •
f /lH A N G E L E S. Felt. 2U (AIM 1lliey will n» doubt be station.
—WHh a rtirt rortimenl »n tho u*« |*i,i 1 |y|&gt;lrlh»rpe, G*.
of legal Ireht'iralilios by prison­
Appliesllug* will b- made 1
er* seeking In ca b| m- pmallMf, able lu high »ch»u| students,
Judge William D .ran sent Da-sy will he mulled lo former Iral
de Doe track |o Jail yesterday "In end f.onrpr sllifible aiipllran
stay I heir" an.lkaeveW senlrnre Im.ui Feb. 31. Other . Ilgitdcr
fo r the theft Of 3*13 flora the Be- •r -g 1e appli.allons from
tro ts, fla re l‘»W. ,
Wm. II. William*, I-0 North
’’ Hardly had William . Ikirne, | Nneet. Orlando, vn and
counsel foe lire dot-lie young Wi»* March 1.
man, Iannrt.r.l hi* argument for
Hevrn •amp* wtl| lw o|&gt;»
ceWase &gt;.f MU* d» llot- iiemlint
outcome uf an apyiesl for a ro w
trial, when Judge D .ran Inlr-rrup.
teid him
"Filing of Ihesp technical mo.
I lolls," the eourl l»gan, "m sls ths
stale hundiols cf thousands of
dollar* In court lime and Giu
struggle I &gt; keep cmi il. tr I |«er*ons
Inc.rcrrale.) Is turning Ju»lke inly
g tnomimenlal Jokr. The motion I*
denied. 1 s e r f M l- dr H&gt;* »« J*[l
fog l* mnnlht and tborr she will

rimr U legal bidlda
to J g f
ashing! »n'
lk )t‘falls on Honda]

.■in. nl#

riagi"

. .“ ■ u l )u u r Ir "&gt;or.

too up. Lundqufrl thus .‘gdvngrt*. IVfetoiatlwi NiWrh wilt
is Ihr n«-htle flask, whrkh' -will much 'talus k&gt; I&lt;k *I celery glwW Tj®
be played Monday, aad ibe rhsn- •ws
a«* disclosed last night at th f !

re to w esr Ihe elly ifrlf championshin crown for I PHI.
The M asters-W hile nialrh wa&lt; a
walk away lor M ailers, the youna
b s n lu s ie rleik wpoao nmaistonry
and form ba&gt; l&gt;e&lt;-a onvted by
miiqy. I»e«l a dfer* during lh«
|.a&gt;t several mon|hs&gt; He started
early lo assure bltnself of advanrenii-iit to si-nrl-rihnf'pky,t*hd
when h r rear bed th e. end cf lb*
twelfth hole. Mr. While wa* rlimInsteil fr 110 fur Harr play. Mr
M nsleis will meet la*m l*H nv&lt;
&lt;hniii|'i«,ti. irt B *r&lt;i»i*1inBl
match some lime Hui dsy, In what
will easily be one of tbe nutytand
ing touioli of th* rallr» tourna­
ment plnr. Mr. l-ellny, Jn defrnsa
,.f hi* title, must play an unus­
ually good game, for Mr. Haulers
has iteen lurnlng in ranis diirln&lt;
Ihr season w hkh srerw equal i".
and In many lUsen, lietler IH-il
M r.'I alloy fr. It Is ospeite .1 that a
1 Is. or gallery will follow 'ihe pnv

pleaded lloir-

Crowds Stop Chaplin
Ah He Is Recognito

nr, “won't y«u t r i hear th* reasono wl.v m ) tlle r.t should

l * ro-

Sound Film Taken in
Celery Field Coming

boatlni
tepito

ealthy Hamilton
^QKty Farmer Shot
A|A&gt;OHTA. Feb. 30—I AIM-­
, Jasper Florida Nrwi wlr*4
i today that Will P#*ple*,
&gt;Uhy Hamilton., eoirnty fo’in■was ahot and hlllid latt night

h, surt.d

10

»-'* hl«

.11* wa* .struck by » »•
buckshot fired from within Iha
age. A pom. * a . forme.1 to
ItlT for lh* .layar and aulhorlannounced an n«reot I* •»utdllc* for tkg krl'lng.
■W~VOKK ’ w o m a n -

UMI. Feb.

k&gt;#"
im iw

.

J. b M srsatstlr, manager of
the Milan# Theatre. was , lh1*
tnoinlev In receipt of a telegram
front offlrlgla uf P.raimmnt
Hound Nswt tar. of New Yark
f i n that th*'film * which wero
taken In Gi* Ctlyry field «t It. G.
IlkksiHi U it Muaday a ll.m i-n ,
has &lt;-een plarto aboard an air­
mail plan* bound for Florida this
morning. Thoy at* a spec ted t*
arrive In baafard In time for r . hibluun Huuday and Mon Jay.
The film win ho shown in its en­
tirely on lh# local oerei-r.
th* moat Important ports will l«
included In regular
Paramount
Hound Now*. fQma wh&gt;&lt;h will b*
distriUutod Ikrofrghoul lint j*."ld
within a faor. froaha. The Hanford
Chamber af/C ef3ln*r c hnroHe l

3B- (A P )—Mr*
K T f , Sheridan, 17. of N*" Miming, «
KTrtty. died b irs yoatrrda? Oils, tha a
(Jmw ert, 53
rh.ius of
under tha.

Scpiinole High School when p r . \ ' „ l
0. C. Hryan. noted agrkuH*rwl t
espert at Ihe Unlearelty of F to-(a
■Ida. Gainesville, spesklng k h l f . J l
more lhan 40 local growera wh*,.-jS;
had assembled for Ihslr w aahip&gt;#l
n»iin«l“l»blf meeting, tuhl lh*m Uif V
Tr*\i|ta of M« n»ort tKtn
years' stud.- I™ attempting to flmLjW
out why certain srrtlgaa of celery
Felds were Pu«r protoclng • ! * • » ;/«
while other secllone hnmedlattigW O
adjolnlne the low niwduclag % ft4 '
pinilur-rd a good yield of celery.j* Tq
Dr. Hryan went Into deUII f 4 l l H
gsrdlng his le*l* and uliservaUotgftf^.
and m*de many recoinmemlat|ong-| ■.'
which were regarded as highly ^
beneficial by all of th#
assembled, lie also spoke for aoa^,' L
time r*a soil scidlly and the gMflUm
and vaiue'of lima to 10II*.
. ME
Following Dr. Hryan’e talk, » ; A
ruund-iabla discussion on th * /,
points brought out ansuod, wW^' &lt;j
practically all uf tho farmorg frj* q
(ng hodtii In support of varto tf,
plea* and suggestion* they a d v e n t
rd. Ales H. Johnson read lh* 1
or ihe 1931 cont-gruwlng con
and lift fanner* enlrred Uwlr
1dirat Ion* for entry. A nofr
Improved brand nf mrn ssed
of the f» n n m ordered a s*|
bo used IhU season, and not
through Mr. Johnson who
.tile d that anv otoor rotn gi
r r t In ihU *«r|lon who wish
amount af tho new brand **
gel In touch wllfr him Iwfor. I

LONDON. Feb. 30— )AP) fliarIt* rhapHn slipped out of
side &lt;!oor hotel today and set al
down Pall Mall fur a q u k t vcfJ
Incognita. Hofote ho bad BOM (
yard* a *trqpt sweeper »pia4 hi
and flung his hat Into tM -ltf. 1
rflad "Wet rheer Fharllo old b*f
Inatlnotlvoly fhapl.n waved hfr
and In • moment h* » ! • tho dfl
try of a 1rood, lit eorapod la
I EXINGTON, Va-. Fid.. ?«. — tagl.
(A IM -F ire earl) yrslerday dvatrry-ed th* fkld b‘&gt;u*e *f Wash­
ington and l^ e llnlvrwlly. Th# Three Children
huilifltg of fr*»»e cuustrurtloU / When House
burned qukkly. II waa cim*trtrrUd
In 1913 at a cost of t*M *FI.AMBM SG DT' fil'M T O
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a f t t a Baikatball
mni fnr puhlkktlon » t i w ritten o*
H ated atatlasetjf. ' . a
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, CIJrVELAHoTivih. !». —&lt;AF)
1 - M iJ . n « : Rmedlar D. R»u*r.
I rnarlrr rorpa officer. who ha* taan
platform.
night, hy l-o la -*• A ltar, aaaruger
‘ of a KctUrt ta c itt-ta a * ------- -

contract at the Bealh A*
in federation aalL io r i'W*r
i - I t fan'ad- ‘File’ of iliam
jdayad la AifenUna, flap In

idp C«trail, head biahattall
i a f the Florida Initltutioa,
ilatad when ta waa Informed
V Ola faculty ta d approrad
1South American propUMl. “It
ha n groat opportunity **r
haya, and a wonderful gaatur*
Died win on tta part of tta
vanity of Florida.”
Da ta r# been wanUag to
ta arnna inch trip aa thli for
k ,” Coach Cowtli oald, “but
fa r we ta re been enable ta
Ira la lu b le financial arrange*
Rh I t .Mama that Uta Seath
irlcnn federation will bi ra p
I- of handling the finance*,
-we are delighted that wa can
i t team down.”
t a arrangement, whereby tb t
raralty will make tta trip we~a
.mad# by tta athletic depart*
IF at all, but came about
■Ml the efforu of Hr. Carroll
G»on*«, aaiUUnt ualaarelty
Brail, wba at one lima waa
I W In Brail). Pr. Janet reMM with tta Routh Amu IjSttttaritleo and after kit
B ware complota h* ihowod
M to the faculty athletic earn*
Im . and aiked that they bu

eflar General Batlar feafdrtad
with A ltar «*nHrg ■ a te p ^ rrr
while «tireate front South Bend,
lnd.. to Boffal*. N. Y.
O m n i Butler ta a ta rn rim ed
no for the aeaterr Brant October,
im t, te May, i o n / A ltar raid,
• d d lrr that “S r will realm ' h&gt;»
nmmhKlon. but only with tta c a n ,rn t ef tta Praaldeat." Be Indleat.
•d r.fftrial Washington bed ta e r
notified d f t t a Intention ta re•Ian and Mid ha eayectad po ap­
parition would appear-

EAijnaw, m.

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•ditar of tta Raleigh New* and
Tbarnrer, and hi* yaongaet ***.
Frank Dankl». b i.in r,. manager
ear* on opposing *We* yealerday
n a detat* tafote t t a aeuate wwl*
fare eemmlltee on t t a **a*we
Soya" bin.
&gt;
D aniel oppoeed n pW*»oed
■haagr In tM law to allow beya
between U anS I I In dallrer new*,
•apern before S A. U. end eenlln*
line until &gt; P .\ X. They now tatla work a t « A. M. HU eon aa*d
It wonld not hurl^ t t a boyo to dallrar papera aa Mrfy a* ft A. M.

sra»:
To-Night m w

n o n ta u .

tog*l*A

-etiuv

Her Problem
lem o f Every
Wife!
a.

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"H w g a larger
r ilm o jp r k t.

»* aa, outJUrd by p r. Jane*
or a iquad cpmpoaed of 101
labeled from among tta heat
I* ef. tta university. Dr.:
, Coach Cowall and a new*.
Forbes l'anger IVrlah wa. burn
’ f*f ran pendent will earaplrta
tarty. They will b are thl* February I fib, HUM, at Ilrlvillr,
rv the first week In Juno O.itrrlo, Canada, at d pa**rd on
pill return the f ln t of Hep- Ftbruary I A, 1031 at hU hunc ta
Bl
When a email boy he attended
John J, T lgirt prraldcnt ef
Kincardine, Canada,
mkirralty and an ardent reboot , t
fa«, wai an emhuilaiUr later moving to Windior, Ontario.
&gt;r af the Routh American Belrg o f 'a n Inreatlgatlng mind,
•Dr. T lgtrt t a i ta tn an Im- he wa* much glrcn ta eiperl*
St footer In Ita promotion mantlng. Thl* genius led him tc
kra-Ameilcan goad wtO, and Irvcol a hruah which waa patent*
Med Umaalf a* being heart* h I a t Wellington, and he opened
Irfgrar af the more which ha a factory In Detroit for the
PMld bo a g n a t builder ot maViufaduir of aamr. la te r, he
will far hath the U alrrrally morel the factory to Wlndanr,
artds and the United State* where, bglag Ji.inr,l by hla brothtra. It waa krnw„ ■* the “IVrlah
Brother* Hruah Manufacturing
Coqipa&lt;)F&gt;M,
.
lie wa* mrrflrd to Kdyth* Neal
In T a ;rt llaute, Indiana. To thla
union were ta rn three children,
Ita firat pairing on In Infancy.
A taa. ('.lararer, and daughter,
Elltnh, raaldelln Hanford.
Brttmlng (nterealed In photog­
I'the laaaa. fraudulent New
reaammtndad dUmlaaa] af raphy ho took up thla aluly, and
lent Dlatrict Altai nay Fat* opcntal a atudlo U. Ht, Jm- MlchlMichigan,
&gt;Ht. FauL Bartlett a lii taatl- M f i . K 'f •*
ita t Naw ordered elocution whei^ hr became 'b , prominent
I’liolographcr,
lie
wa*
engaged
In
I;laaaa though It wta known
Ihl, (m^faea* gtaut twenty year*.
■Ptktl, wm oppoaed ta Jt.
He With Hla family, then V o t­
tondlctlag «thla tratlmoay, ed t i Rahfcrd, Florida, wtaro ta
■aid B artU lfa bureau tad ta* reoldrd the'port flDren yrnr*.
arary 1m »#, and that ha tad i t wf* ro b d for kip *iwltablllty
i)sieref*red with Bartlett In land
m»ny other iterllng i|uatlSea Including the Bt. r*ul
tic* o f chatariar. An latlihala
frira d .a p rf/w ro t# of him; “A
Matt Uta yaatarday laaued a
torn why lm&gt;k pride lu hi* arerk,
past aaytagr
m osly atrained relation* alrivlrg to do bettor It, A man ot
l ta a r ta d with farmer Ppat- kern Intallcrl. Natti afly of o rct QcsenO N»W tahu tacaua# llglou* batur*„ Cetaieua to a
fault, (lent*1, gentle and Ct-urt*
ejua, bdV. hgatng firm ore, and

Obituary N otices

Whitcomb . UfaV.^MV*

FRIDAY
It Took Thpm Six Month*
To Gmqucf.^&amp;O-^liles
O f Wilderness!
— a

g r e tit p ic tu r e o f

c o u ra g e!

IW DEFENDS
tM AS HEAD
! POSTOFFICE

•arrived by hla art fa,
kbghtrr, Zlllah, and *on.
fasr .bruthrre. Windier.
**1 Albert-Welah. ef
Dntdrlu, and U. W.
'.VfeaAlUf. Mich,
llr
,v: wtre'-huiii ffcm A f
law s Tueadai aftemaop

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IEM BER whan Dad uaad to ruth oS to the H«ks twkh hU pdi duba over
i ihouldcr, aad the children akippad o* to tta playground... but when waa
I play timeT 8he knew they wuiild Ml
back (oc Blnsar aad ahe' muat acay
to kMP the pot* (rant boiling over, to tav* hot water ready tot lhafr hatha,
thefcaman
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Mother takae DM to the Uata,ltauae the children
M ttapUygrodad,tn(rdilvua to the bridge d u b ...
u td dUtnpt k iM ,ia ready Juat Ore earns. Hay am»m attealactricreagal« f t ts tu r n n a ta H a w M h a r e
tta dlriser ready whan *t&gt;a fatunha
II lha Uac
rubber ol bridge I* prolonged, i t a dot* soc worry
. . . lot tta electric range mrlll turn o8 when tta
tood U cooked. T ta lem on naver call* . . . alec*
trie rvlrlg*ration taa taken
nUcr. H o t * t* »

E U C A N O ft D O A kD M A N

w n u * IAYUW*

ANITA LOWS
And hare'* th* *u

G A V IN GORDON

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Icktnwlhe
ta i
oppeneMaVfenr

H w u MTretl lo Btl" i'y :

East First Street Opposite Postoffice

.PorkLoin Ripast lb. 15/
skinned whole

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• n t h bile.
! A lu rk y hfrak aWrd Mr. Lundgulit in wtnnlnf that holt. Ilia
aj'pf'ach ahdt want ovar lha
« m n only lo atrlke (ha back
'fa ll pi a (rap and bounva
(pek t i tha gram . Mr. Rpancer'i
approach q M Jual lha oppoa-,
He. tha barf Upding on (hr green
fpd rolling Into a (rap. Tha alatoapth and ncvenlaantb holt* ware

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J r fa U M A tiP

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chm ro to plop (4 lh a
tha U&gt;l kola «r»i &gt;faael
(Continued ftp m Page 0 « )
noth p l i r m m * M
M m plajrr* PI»|H nrfMlUr
*rr»* of f h a t M c | | pnnilur, fo»
[l prntalrc* l o j o w JntrrritlnC 11
lb« IIm L T I w .w itte r will ™«l
Lowrrnra Lundqulat for rhawp
lor-hip h m a rt for 10.11.
: Th# flpaneeT-Lendqui.t rnalrk
wa» * nip and titrl alruggtr fii.i*
tha «tart. T hat 11m; w rrr both not
■P to their urtiaj gama e a t tv
aint h r ’t h r ir 'worva of «5 rich.
r. Spencer haring .■ card of 4*
out and 41 fn. while Ur. Lundquint h aj a card, of 40 out, and 39
F o r S p rin g C ru i» —
Ip. A t thp end of the find nine.
S
to
k e s 'C o co iellc S q u n sh
Mr. Bprncvr wma , hna up. Ha
jnaJo |t two up by arorinr a birdT cnneaeeo G reen I’otf B e a m
la four, ow-tha
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itrh arala
- Lahlnr the eleventh and UqaUU*
t two hole*
-Ira.
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. . . .Ther . neat
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jkalvrd, an d ,.far the f lr a tiT

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live to l«M the fn»Ui

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Plua The Privilege Of Personal

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:lf-G««ntnber

&amp; DUSTERS

SPRA

Pou nd Can

S p ra y Matcrli»!«

Frajicis C

S p e c ia l ,

o ffer

801-aOStyent First St.

Wheat
AUFor

t Stew Beef
apjb and Veal
Pork Shoulder Whole I|&gt;.

Measuring Cup

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SLICED DRIED' rfEEF

CHECK O F F YOUR N E E D S — CH ECK U P
B A K IN G P Q W D E Jt

ImI i Miw,!!

Wholesale and Retail
ig N A G E .

^uuuuljui
^ui^ehEASt

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Grocery &amp; Fe«3 Cq?I
3 SANFORD A X &amp;

PHONG 31

turday &amp;

o r k V ary F an cy , E x ce lle n t for ta k in g

ORANGE MAID

Specials
'o. 2 can . P a lm e tto B ran d — 3

;omer Furchpsipifrffi or more,

Q«*ft iw Maid*?

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AFFAE
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it V. &amp; Dcpsrtmawt of Agrieultorw
B a rn o , J .

r b rU a Ik California II,

fro ferd
n *

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Total 1.1 l i j t i . i t l *

-S», i* &gt;i..&lt; i.tU .ea. . ■ * •
‘i i t n voiua i t i a w arn* *"**»•

JH*
V* r F v v ¥•;. Vet*. S 0 -'
( i f f —Taa revalatlon th at two
■ Instead of. m e man were fatally
wfamdad, In the 1 aborting that
brought death aentence* ta Mr*.
Irena ftchroeder and W. Cleen
b.«ue, U |d t* e r with a U .t plea to
Dm m r e n e r yesterday ^er» d«V»lo(Merit|a aa the condemned pa'r
.‘iiadftf the haur a il for th flr tier-troriflod, - ♦,
¥ j» ifreteaboata.of Jam Crawf a r i '- H l f c f r - n f Nra. Sfltfdeder.
ona ad myitery alecs tha December
Rat la IM S, when hlghwty patrol*
man B read, Paul waa ahot down
h A r U n aa tha polleentin and a
litllto ii^ flle e r atopped an auto, m iQ V to'w hich tha woman, Dalf)a * 1^ OAwferd ' warn riding,
w u btUrreJ cleared up tn * conbis wife, who was pay1 Visit to her huehand's
C rseft&gt; d was faUlly
I'.an] exchange of shots
Wflcerk. Crawford, lye

rs p if

u-’F i S

.through West Virginia.
it W a made see-etly along

le a l» car* arrived, tm ra aataadad
I t PI*.: tar* an trac k , I M p p llrr
mre.rnii*. d.n taad ala«r, m ark rl
a v a k rr. I*ION III A. I* laeh r r t l u
In Ihr imitiH, t I V . M I . I I1. « «l--«

a tt.it* . f.w
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III

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i u i .i r n a v i i , rrat.a la lb* rou ah.
t**r .air* *jia.

&gt;Hkk«t be*

(Confkioad - / v o t o s t t n Ona)
rltr.ding credit and aH H c r^ .r in
Die proportDtrof their wlseis iliat
■li'prnJ upon local situation* «nJ
nr* unJer Li.fldcncw a/HKb eUvtoinar r*latinnakl|k
“Tin* b arta opeo-mitket holdInn*, »M»h Hrv in part hi the n»tore of toejodary iM*il«&gt;. on lh»
other hand, |ncr*eee4' dorir* thr
peilot In relation toj their total
returnee*. Fartberfhare,th* HnuMatirn of *5.500.OOO.00O of loan. U
Du* 'rcyrily market ( M r by nun*
banVInr Iruder* slaoHRagthenrH
the 'inklr.r'eltuellon."

^Tt,.* om ri

V"*

Aurrfnfy which h a l JttftkkiM •lur-.

« m U f i t more t£ sa th e '
« l* . Ur.eMlIsj reitdtiaeik/
ts-MlUd In bank Vallum a!
draws! or o jrrfn c j from
iitto banka to it.rrsasa |
In Ix a l bank* ta m « t th*
i J public il.msnd.
;f
The greater demand than IM
usual aeaiarat' Increase, It tflM
was tell In th* Near York, Utah*
mond, San Franclico, and Chicego‘district*.
“ In the latter part of Januaty,
when the m m (holiday sr-aiors),
decrease ,ln currency umkUy
iMnr&gt; I r an end, the volume of
tpooey ln rlr\bUti«n era* atill
i.omcnhal larger than a year age,
an.) ala a 9100,000,000 larger than
In O.'tobar, allhouth in an ordin­
ary year, currency in circulation
•-at the nod of January la about
IISJMOJMO to 9MO.OOO.OO itb a lW
ihast.In-October," the board said.

Uriseda Baton HOLLAND RUSK li w f Mr
o v e n -c ris p e d ,
b ro w n e d . A
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c.an —

good

change

'it
f,
i
o rd io a iT b re a k
to-»■,| if T
r'll
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B i g S t a tetfgg
Illlnola with |J.1 00,000 era the
only ether atatca tpendlng mo:e
than a mltUca dallan la tha mak­
ing of la in .
Utah and Nevada ,Tet their lawJn Booth Carolina -a &gt; g liU to i
mrking i n a at* leaat eoat, • pend­ makes |40p, b a t’wken appointed
ing W A S* and W .ooo »e«pwc- to atterd a f o n c n l'h a I* given
lively. Oklahoma's average ' law 910 a day.
ceate&gt;99A00| tha state apant
Tears I, meat liberal la l u
•U . M
J _______ l_ I * * . . .
mileage a tinwaned,' permitting SO
rente a milr. tint i r th a' ‘prevent
year the nlloefctif* Wav 40 cents,
aSlaHee It payn It*' IcgisUtoth, t’onrectlrut’e * ’ la s t' leglvlstuir
New Yark deae better than any ■pent I1 5 l.lt far cuiphlnrs and
other, paying each legislator 99/ famigtitMlvr'f i '920.40, dictionary.
500 a year. Itlirols pays a .fla t, Ulnnesots provide! funds far* Ice

" C o o J S w ttfp n f "

T he d e lle lM i G eorgia C u e fla v o r
--

i^w__ r ______ Z .a a _ i i n u .

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aK ir^ ssftiu M fli « f e “djsas2*al2s

Justinian, can! hope for no .more etltlcUrd by aatog legislltJfs. 1
djrect appeal was . made 1
raor 0 Ifford Plnshot at Ha
fg yesterday aftfmoon I

ronOcted woman.
-Tha pardon board on Wednes­
day declined to tatarfWre with the
aeatencea Imposed on the couple
last Jfatch. It
was
rretain ­
ed unofficially on the J f lr *
ernor's behalf
th a t' alt-^'lU
could do would La to issue' a raIPite, being 'powarlcaa to taka
other action without a reeommand*D*n of the ‘paWun Ward.

BEAN8—$9.50 per Bushel
DoawtifsK &lt;liaat‘Atriagkan, and Tennessee G rera Pad.

r CORN—^4.50 per Bushel

EAT MORE 1
FRUIT

L

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Woram ghop it A W atom with th« a
confident* that all food* offered by A W «r*
hlgbnt quality and alwaya frfih, gad of coon
price that means a real saving to them.

B r

K ll^ f a 'd rf c d .C ^ PraBflc, Flwtdn P la t. Days’ Corn d e b ,
( “Bep Yclton I'Unt. Other reristj*, cheaper.- ' 'r ;

U rg e saeply af the sew rover crop Crwtalarla Hpacta blits
, i*f «f«” « Bad track farms. Specially ealeetad, cUs tod p d

Eeoco—High. Qualliy
COMPOUND, 4 lb. Pail

Entrance Sanford A t*,
h. a McCall jr.
,

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Offers for Saturday
Cabbage, lb ..... 2Vac
Onions, 5 lb a ..... 16c
English Peas, lb )0c
Good Tangerines,
P ec k ....------- 25c
Oranges,' l« o i^ 2 5 c
Grapefruit, dos. 10c

CORNER 4TU. ST„ &amp; SANFORD AVE.
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY &amp; SATURDAY

CORN MEAL, 3 Lb. Bag
Mbby'a or Smlllitleld

CORNED BEEF, No. ICan
BROOMS

e n m ire s
112 W.,lSt Street.

E ac h

Welaka

RICK

Del Monte D* Lux*

CLEANSWEEP— Light
&amp; Strong

BLUE

PEAS

Fancy V

29

2 5 C

Pounds

&lt;

IONA— Plain or M t Rising

FLOUR

SATURDAY:8PJ

Eac*U*at

child r*n

MELO
Comet— Brown or Whit*

RICE, 3 PkgH.........................
Del
Dot Mont*—Packed
Monte— Packed m
In Torn
Tomato Bauce

nl Cho

SARDINES, 3 Caps

Quaker Maid—OrCn Uak*d
BEANS, 3 16 -qz Can s
Natural Oold*n Coter OLEp'

A &amp; P MARKETS
ft a gnt jrs,•toy

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Chicago.

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Th# tJym ^.fraM ** 9 *

Jall-blnl, how

Income tax Iswi
lied Number XW
enty-*J* "puWU
emJe*".ral Butler, the t
i between whom
public la asked
Choose,' In the
,won auch fam e In the aervfce or hla eofi
different battlefield* th at he haa t h i M
longreeaionsl Medal o f Honor aa well aa
Hatlnfervlce Medal .and, when he waa aent to C
during
a tlmaa a few y e a n ago, to handled t)
N ary Department recently iaaued ab d b k praising
hln peace-ipaking, effort*.
atal Butler, who haa a flare for saying things Svhlch
retort, remarked In a apeech In South Bend, Indians,
r Right that Capone and othera o f hla type would be
from thin country whenever public opinion became
Uy arouaed against them. To th is Capone, re pi lea
la an American dU sen and can't tfo departad, and
a on to point out what a really, exaellent citlien he
^ j m J n l h t ntreet* b f Chicago, M feed* be-

legal tijawnn

hln funds. Every cent of the money which
in made illegally, not alone In the operation of
otlegglpg ring In the hittory. o f fhla country
_______ _ clous and demoralising traffic In dope, wbmen.
other peculiar racketa which compel dyer*,.tailors, launs and other legitim ate enterpriien to eontribnt# to hid
Income at the rink of bqjn* bombed.
;
'

'acquisition

Cooper N ^W lM utii ^ -* 1 •
Yet. merely calling, U
gtnarian mvmber'fiotn W
-Th# Father of th# Hoot*'
#*♦«"•
H w i
dlitlnyulahed man might %
that tiUa m m !/ through
11/
Hy w
ofi aervke.
,,
Certain It la, l*a It tha
Old Mm af Congress," I
hart tallad him! Thrr* w
ulna amtlieaat bark of t
tion acrorded htm In thf'I
frw daya age-when ha
surctes/aBy la hare a bro
street' la Waahlnglen dealrtaM,
“Onitltutlon Aw roe."
.V
Mr. Cooper haa bean In Cearreei
fnr thirty-four f4 aw. Hit oeivtig
haeipit aWTSfllltthlwt. H* .waa'
o ft of th#*e who oppoaef A*M n
Inn jiWIileallaW-Mr » i W ntt
War. HI* Wlaeonaln ronatlltuiley
disapproved of him la 191*. He
waa out of the Houta for bat
on* tarm.
.

I fj
/ *m

Aa h# la obaStvad atrolllng aboot Waahlagton, arer Immaculate
In a. pita way eoat,'be alrae na
lurfare IndleatlBh, *«f th. flr»bund &gt;Ka U 'baaii la Americas
politick, lie realdea quietly in h
room at a downtown hotel op*,
placed In prison where he belongs, ju st as soon as the Ameri­ poalte! the Treasurer , Building.
can public Insists upon honest and efficient public officers. More often .than, pot he wnlki to
the (Npltal. Going along with kb sh-Si'
M di,«

J|i*r
/ / / ’j
aIf *»■. \*nr*
l V ’' j / A i /
\n \&gt; f l i h

net lurotns I t

i/ti;

,

tha ’beraen Jo
w W iM e wife
file a return,Bf enemottea i

‘
|n*1H.dV

r.’.i'A l.k
&gt;«ieW-

ji

U

alaeP S - il

'Went Te Drire Car
wa Blindfolded—h'ad-

lately, to the CmatltutUa/*

P« Head Off Bleep.

Hdllne. Homethlnr
•hopper*. ,
.

lie wa* tha same man ,wbo'pre­
sented, under the KWig lights of
the HepeblleSn national copveatien at Cleveland, the platform of
Old Bph la Kollelte In .1M 4.
righliif the loelng fl*ht? of
whlrhih* wa, aware, he aeon tha
eppledae of tha h,rd-boU#&lt;LJum L
idrkwl dalogata* who. tfm M I
avarythlng ha ndvocatad,
Thera war, few among thoaej

•till a monarrby and At
&gt;U* hla haad • till Ilea un.
gb Sot unhitched.
|&gt; fid a newspapermen
Utntlng Urn Import- ry in conception and design,do
ITT* prlrato fortune munlty from sane and proteclli
etng the nawepapar states. It would be saying virtu

opposition -by rapresasutlre* of
stales which hate no neoegat
named far thoa. *Ut*s»J|klttdlng
pome which win* be ttila n led la
‘k*
P«n.

.*;xfe'«S*

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' i *s*t 'le r iO .v - r lf f o t ij*

jo

•a-i«'.ir'( .I'M'j til/’ Siu, i!
Sd.hnv taharlVaqlasi) :•&lt;

of. tha ahfw 'glirla1 In
Q'n “Bhetch Book" who
Ud for obaeenUy prore
a very beauUful ptrU.
.dumb loektngl The)
muldn't knpw ohacyally
er. *
*•

lucstion,
rid him

it tha- ndehty a»V

:ome Insane. Thi
oqity whlch^&gt; shi

(
rwldenta

A

tire
oontendlag far the%
th&gt;ga
thry leUere to ba right IAf»r«wmrnt,);
, - , . ' ' . . i s ' - ,. :.
On one of the hliihday , ealw
bandana lhay had for .Uncle* Jff,
Caiman '.In the lloum .^O atA
fltfE ie f Mlusuri, time
did ^ gmeefnl ,cl. Ct*»1f'#0H*d
ile Speaker'* roalrbm- and
ndaa) tha gavel t« I|*t\ry Allan

• iH a - « W r l'a •««, i t
*n*&gt;»&lt;n**
ttu itm
taa smat ew tl UfUnaSM
■( Vwg U adM m * m M*
r^ a M M eam p g '
«iae, _»pi •eeaiq
aemwv
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H »de l*Ji tT M S
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hi t . . 1 t ,
r*d. -'J odfc J»h&gt; bei’L. |
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IdeeilW nne-O’'
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1014*1 Itt'tf mu' I n v .1

dtia* nied. aad
n'j;- S' fit
lb *&lt;l illw mraufl )&lt;t*tiair. veillf Kh tt Vmd
yUul»i\5iu,

w q rw fL st-X .^ tU *

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K A tfllE ^ IN E AND

p x
tourbed by It was Cannon, wham
Coopar had dethroaiad.
It almoat aaamed tin t even M
hardepvd a wrapper a* Mr. Cm
non'vould burst Into teatp when

get eo ropch bul^ bf
e—thg week before th ey were'
* **&lt; i
.
ant glow
if* ! *
•

have

r*Mm Chair recegalaaa lKg*BW
Hemp. fAm nUaalar tha M U M

inter It gave you a rfre**'-vdl' Vv

uA.'-.r-W

.IsdadO^e*
l l.ev

K in o r S la to k
lathe

t'U

- iH jn U * . *ubb,

WL'x f

■ylM»Vg

ini and tha w a n iU lo u a q fjK f
I$! f t / d t C &amp; c f f Ita^elf-respacl

i,i o i n . 6 r
r af the Capttel
tee ta ktha new j
il&lt;. Bridge, trnvnnl

I

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u%(__

I l l f f e n d i o InUlnal
I I tl e i H i ) kt\M

5al hoalevanf "Ih- depth c f degradation.1
an* —
tVl ts Sa iaa ff SIX
-na*

rry &gt;

reed . af the

mmtt.-hikn it-*,

ad. New If
■mlly Nat, by. batodlty. Sir Wai­
ter Raleigh m tha jna^whi took

off hU Mtafc# •hUp ¥to*b*tfl

I

�«s
©

nothm

I tneetiof *11 t* eonM Saltation Array Kali
• o'clock h, Brigadier
. o( Jariuonvttta. Tht
*(»d to Ka proant.
NOB FOR EMBARGO

•Mr*, John Meltch.

Jr., .

!»Uh Inflaanaa a t b rr

bora* ,* o

i d IMS■rddy t*
huaTjackaMvlUe
a th a n Um* th-.
-------Tt* . ■ .
Mr*. Hoaraid Hullek, N n u r t f
i f thiy city,'died tavarftl t t f f
at U r hora* at Aabufy Path,

IdW int

La filar

5

:T e 5 t

an MayaoUa AftRua., , t . r •

!» a?

' Prtimda of i f n . J. F- W tihaa
will U ( lid - la team th u tb W la
Improving nlaaly a t t U -Faraald-

'j r s M

v

S

...
y th*
•To

(or a f*w day. at I b a h m

■ .m itt*

H t y &amp; m *0. U
JcVa'Art t Idling
rfe u S tH

o v ie b o n e w s

H

L U lto tt and Mr*. M ai*
a t Um home o f l U ' a
I Fourth etrrot. Rad ta d
K paaa. rod mat wtdta I
quant It l*i of carnation*
I to daearata tha room* j

IN, Feb. 2 0 -IA P )
*ort(» aald yaalea-

Itraata oram mat at t U 6 m
Mr*. Rlllott, drawee I to rape*
C ttrg * WuaMugtnn. and Mr*. 1
A*» waa cotiomad aa &gt;Ma
WaiMngton.
,
' After th* hoalnaao ataalaa '
F. R. Mitchell r*r* a few
about t U Ilf* of Franea* t
qflar which Mr*. J*W O.
ardy prtaanttd a abort aki
th - Ffa af W athlufton Irtaa
hood on. dtaerlhln* Ma.K m
Mr*. A. M. rbitHpa aany ’*TW#
•a My T m V and Mr*. W ahar I*
Coo par (af* a raddlar , "A tittt*
Wild Whlla Ron*." At t U etoU el
tha program tU RWaata war* mjt-.
«tad Into th* dining room a U r*
Um ta b u waa ertriald wjth a place
af old.faahlowd bead ambroldary,
•nd |* ntrred aitb , a b r p birth­
day * * U . dat orot ad tn rad, whtta
and blua. Mr*. X. D ., Browala*
ent tha e*U. t U ‘ ftrat (He* «f
a blah waa dadteatad to John Leon,
aidy, Jr.
■ , ■
■ A
Rafraahmwtia warn tarred I* Uu\
M lew lnit Mr*. J . * .. Spurting,'
MN. A. M. PKlUla*. Mra. JalZ
Lyoaardy, Mm. T. W. Hutladgti
W a. Carolina H aiti, Mra. Alnalay,
mV*, w . r . w *iu, Mr*.: w a ttrt
Qhopo-,. Mra. E. D. Brawn Wa

tlllanl off lclala attribute th* In
*r*aair|_ uta* to | U contlnoour
aad lanrv aril* bta of Bam pa­
per adrrrtlalaL '•
While the tom tro Indnatry fa r

i

and
rallllm In eaah On hind,
inrat toi lee whr* taduced by faur
million, arrt (U fa wa, a million
aad a rjoarur reduction in bondad indrbte Jittta.
WII4, OIYB PARTY
- With Mr*. £. II. U m &gt; and Mr*.
Walter If. Uath i i koala***., tha
Social lWpartmaMt af th* Woman'*
Club will iM r tth * With a Wathtu to n 't Birthday party on Tuaaday afternoon h i 1:4ft o'clock la
th* club room . A *U rt builnaaa
latalon will U ronduetad
dlataiy kft#r7 tU arrlaal
laatta. Betareatlont must t

tew of Baa. J. &amp;
tana mttandad tha
r *aa; Loalt Hiatt*
rtU aa fW d iaa S a t-

V.

M on.-W ed.-Sat.

One F R E E , H « I
wl1
ev e ry paM ad m im lo n la
JF e b ru a ry . .

Yowell - Drew Co

K U P P E N H E IM E R “ Fam ous Fifties”
Better Fabrics
Finer Tailoring
Than Ever Before
W h e th e r y o u 'v e a lw a y s w o rn "F am o u ti
F iftle a " o r w h e th e r y o u chooae y o u r f i r s t
o ne th la anrlnir, y o u ’ll a x r e e th a t th e 1D31
s u its ,a t th is p rice a r e th e f in e s t y o u 'v e n v er
se en f o r th o m oney,
T h ts e fo u r-p le cc s u its .I n th e n ew
tw o
to n e d sh n d e e a n t ta ltn re d b y hkiitl In th o
p o p u la r K u p p o n h u im e r" sty le .
MaVa Fathloa Comer—Maitanine Floor

M en's Spring Shirts

t i rator#

bon* Sunday,

$ 3 .5 0

W oven m a d n u t, cllp p m a d r a s 'o r Im p o rted
m a te ria ls in s tr ip e s o r sm all fig u re s o n aolitl
b ac k g ro u n d s. C o llar a tta c h e d o r s ta rc h e d
c o lla r to m a tc h sty le s.

p a s h io ris

r tifn in of Mi

A t B an f o n t M ln laln r#
* G o lf U n k a

-an

ton. Mra. M. R. McArthur, Mra

J. P. Dean* had ««
bora* for th* woeb*
MM. R tatu and
Lorratao' Cllfft»d
m woman folk* aa-

d*fr t u t th tra v a t
opportunity
(or ar.aetment at tb it aataian of
In itiatio n pldrteg temporary *»•
htnroet on
agricultural
praaueta or manganaaa.
' a
---------------- —i MACON, t!a , Fab. 1 0 - t A P l Homer IWrkiitaen, 71, m lk*d S°DIhUn R»ll**r conJu t lor, died at
bta Korn* yeMaiday. Ho U a tta l y #
laughter, and oon, C. R. Dleklnon of Ijkrland. Fla.

s g a a B S M i -T

O th e r R p rln g W hirls, 11.05 fo 15.00

Exdwltt Dealers
S ilk lin ed th ro u g h o u t, th e s e no w S p rin g
n e c k tie s hold th e ir s h a p e an il w e a r m uch
longed th a n o rd in a ry tie s. T h e y u ro m ade
b y - t h e In d u a tru c to S c a r f Co. In foiriarda,
F re n c h en tp es, a n d F ailles,
| M l Hi
Tt ***t*H*. «♦ *| * #«M11' 14«»i*"* i*t ■it *| *V '

fiy^ of C h a r t o t t ^ ^ y
• Frtynda of , Jaaiutt*

- Other Neckties Priced 12.00-fo 15.00

and Jm c g re g a r
Gftif E q u ip m e n t
In C e n tra l F lo rid a *
.* » *
Coif Shop—Maitmtiln#
* flo a t

Mrn‘» Fathlou Camar—Mala Floor
tronblkd With It. t . '
. -Friend* uf Mra. J ; L.‘ Dlton
Mrry t « U a r ^ r k a r &gt; y M aarl
fy lll**t •ihr'Kam# o f - U r pat

at Coed*la, c a . a U aad lb* c
h * have been TtlltM t far •
«*aka. liar huduRd Irfl tp-U
U r aad b aupdMdC* ham* i
Saw aha &lt;i *oma U ttar.
A S r* . Camay Ni*l4 laft- far
borne lu Buhl* Gotdi op llop
Mad aad aha bat • fa st a ceupb af w
with Mr*. A im ,Na*»'. AR
Taralfy wer* lurltad th a n to tot
n&lt;r and ah* *•■ antartoUM
tba home* of Mr. aad. Mt*. Hart
Hkaklira and Mr. and Mas. Wi
faad Pti-r-on on BoIUnlay' j l j
aad for d imer th* firat S ok d ty
wS latter honta.
‘ 'J y
, .John Bar&gt; it ta iti o ith m * flu
gov, r b r k and tUv. S y a U U ra

i-vi1* fitMiy
. • a t i. tba

tU latter1* mother, Mra. Cal
BmltK
;

* Mr. and Mr*. NOf i RHU
nausea th* birth of,*' a*n *a
aaaday at tU WfrtM-taaj

71* G ft* t A T L A N T I C

PA

h*At vialtiaf bar aiator-lubw
^ f r .. W. C. Hl«. WU-ftfomraiU
Avenue, for aararll weak*, return.
&lt;f ta U r Koua* 'WT, Khat Orania,
M.- J. yartanday. ' ti* '1 -■
Mr. *ed Mm . H urh Tarntw a,

and Vauahtm, MPa MRTliM Tprv
rape* and MW Martarrt Tar*
ranee, and Mr, and Mra. Oao. t

Balliasar
♦!
ta ba nc preaant. AJi.atem*
enjoy It iftarw uda playta* «
:;ln |h* bout* and tm th* ^

NOTICE TO PRO]
A* diacownl of One Per
moot of Btelo and County
'' Taxon If unpaid, bam
m

.

OWNERS

^

U alk&gt;wad for pay■ in Fdbrtury.
iallnquant April 1

&gt; :

and Mr*. A hrttjl •wnhoo* «
to abler am how* *c*ln from ”
la. rtahtne a t &lt; M a V a u tt(

T in te d
lin g e rie

‘ ;

Y a rd W lda

PAJAMA
CHECKS t
idffC ynrd

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/
aharr M&gt;
I tout. *R
low prkat

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i'0 iii* rW « * M n iw e «B DecernN* t u t w ort. te &gt; U gftyulelan: la # kribrth, he *aldt • r f
Z ' ^ l w w / ’W k art to cellmate
off &lt;T»t*tIy.'t ( U m C M ' I m

i f p h u he

"You hed bdttlr not t i k
A
The bod « h i«(toroi I
. ' ;0 f apodal la te m t |
the H m lntlanery camper*

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tit* ; if

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folMwlML MirnkiT |W»m &gt;

IIM la K mImM OHitf, rta
Th# n M -Ii m M ta r M m M
I he All* T tl ) T it - • ( BKt I
flg le la U t k w t et Unkaaw

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u e r u n * « e fn e» . j i t .

u

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t
*i think it'* remark*!

ww»a» m ym t o w *

lOi^tonK,

•trony' m I do now iln
b on , col 1r cr,

f V . ’ w; m.

r i M r i i u.(HM4
W'
tS'iyiU.^; -*f &lt;iNtWVCMOult

Ilaalrm. The Brhleb ...w u S • wit
ro#*J i i Cu»h«vU irlt&gt; ,«^ _&gt;o-

Lh* woUeyo’a

A itk irfil
ffk.fCcldent

bcdly danmew *itrn b fV |)« ttr

charted' with
while.

. m r t y t t r f r W J lk ' tf r .

r|t|f. drtinkon

* The &lt;9-tw- the -irow -K fl'tIw 'j
Or«*k (tu m o r The&gt;toko ooched

MW. Tb* "no

)»dffe Slorrk

ei

r time, Jimt men A n

in

U awdfM M

nio^'JioJJWdod. “they tin

Iown to golko, court.”

Wodnoiday’i

'

defend* ru t m net prea_ police. court yoatynlay
jr. ■Jodft Rtajck refuted to
n w 'f ’lttdfirtjrr

S

S

5

2

which (trended am

S

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* *h f »dt

&amp;

Wurt/llr*.' iadl*.

EwuutofeitittL *1
m ir .ic ie r ijutt-vj

IQTJ-Htfl &lt;

off D u i i t i m Jon,

ir-tw n

SSM T aa*.

t irtpwal l/tuf

hod aunk In

___

■

juiooi"

/eN iwfcK

attornay* wer* yoc*ljn*f n-

ijt

ftfv o e M ju r ^ a a o L u i 1*7.*?

PJtHBACOW, r * i $ 0 - ( A n bnobod* elole * I-rn.ited ichoon-

yhU e reetordoy, Lawrdnc# U k

• j t z / s s s m
On Wadaoeday orarilny *t the
and Northofx'Ithly^
omiuunlty Church, MUi’ K n
and other trau p o it i
e
a
k
lu
wax*
»woli*n
with
thenIttatflar, H ’nproeeaUtiro o t tho
layod. ‘
-cdivlirUn Board at Foreign M t t j k , l W &gt; n 'm f tyaoUal a n
Kaftan*; opoko to a Ur#e aniline* orar. alnco liking B anonT 'l ta t
7 J ! . r l « 0 * M China Whlih an! alotp iuet fine and haVe m art
&amp; s t a &amp; r * w p &gt;- * n » rtr *r* r|tf» than I'twItW * lit
7 Mrl Jo#.'Wad. af UMaaUr, l*« re. The Saryen Pill# hoop my
■W, who l» aponding lh* winter hi bowolo te rn 1*ted and my whs Id

jyi•'\

f' aae..
i v e».

&gt;3
^ b

e|eU m la. free of polaoMt and
I'll bo glad to talk to any!
00*' about tblg wonderful treat*
mant".

Bold by Landy'a Drug 8tore.—

Adr._______ '

1
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■e*|-.""".W_ri y / &gt;\-rr—&lt;■•*
. leuintk-.eip

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j'h o k &amp; V r:’

Ur*. It.

Ot** eT
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Orlando ipedt

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�I Hupm obH * R o « * .te r, In A*II

Can be noon «i City Repair Bhfl
.Aremip.'
.

RemilU—Adrortjpp

INSURANCE

ar*U lor«M In Altai

ng*. Oarar*, ■ ton-

S&amp;HPSH

W», wall*, and wit-

UnrKor /.U , »360J».
-Jftburman,. Altan^nla

I.C I lr r y

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Canadian Lawyer Has
Strange Experience
On Rid* To Canada

gaaoraUy,
WIRtWOR, Out., Feb. 1U— &lt;Al*&gt;
welting »—WltUaae “Perkin*
“ *-lJW Ball, K. ' C.
C
I Toronto Vet Hater and trpuied
friend of King Ueoige V of Bng' land, waa la Grace llotpltal hero
Ieel eight aftar having been rush*

Detroit hi a taxicab.
W '•
Bnll'e hutried exit from the
Ugltod StaMa erp* the wllmax of
o etraagr anumobUo, trip serose
h a lf,'a t fo u th v u 'Michigan with
fallowing hi* ambalance In twift
cxba. Boll waa" Buffering from a
(Vottnred hip aa a rveult of Tue»-

-WABHlNGTtlN; Tab. "!»—fAP&gt;—A detp-roatrt hoitUity between
Herry 8. Naw, postmaster genrral under President* tlardlnc and
Ctelldge, and John H. Bartlett,
hie assistant, wan disclosed yesterdar-by N*w before the Rtnale
freer Investlgstlng Commit**.
Nrw came to defend hie rerm l
against Bartlett's ateusallnni.
• Declaring Bartlett wee "obsess,
rd with the Idee that he ought to
be pretiaeiter general," Nrw eald
the reaioa he had "endured" hte
former aaeletant for eta yeere woe
broaur* of hlo "capacity ae a tra-

Reporta Of Steel And
• Motor "Activity Bits
B e n e f i c i a l Effect
NKW YORK. Feb. tB— (A PH -

Kncouraging newt from indaetry
etrrngthrn.d the clock raaikrt
yesterday, but a hangover ot
bciriahncm frotn the pieo.dlng
day appeared durlnr the afterpmm, end eitin-tv* giln« iee»rd
ed In the early tra ling weie sharp­
ly tr'mmrd down before the m ar­
ket tinted.
Report* of further arrelerallou
of attel and ■^tomubjje pioduc-

The former poilmeetrr general
defended tho Rt. Paul commercial
elation noitoffire Icaeo which he
approved aad denied.ha had at­
tempt'd lo' ptevent a grand Jury
tnetratlgalloa of -It-o r had-rarwn*
mended dbmleeal of the asablant
dlitrlct eltomey who.-feed oubmllt*d It te the Jary.
iletfFirstlmony, over two and a half yearn, touted
l fie,hewing of specula thru **nlU
Pago HJs)
mint for a time.
at luuea closed a dollar or
G andhiA ndV ieeroy mibevei
higher, with* a few advancer
ranging from 12 to IS. Trading
Q fln d ia H old T heir itarkenrd
abruptly, the day's turn­
over in tho ituck exchoug* aggre­
gating only tjtoo.ooo iha'rre, oa
compared lo 4j&amp;O0,0&lt;&gt;0 Tueedoy.
^ .H F W D lL fll India, Fro. l i Utility motor * em eeory, can,
(AP)—Mahatma Gandhi and the Cnpper and fond theme weie cunviceroy af India-had‘another cun- epicuoutly *trong. American Can
fetanre yreterday, tid tr aectmd, eutgrd up $4 to a new high for
then ad jju m o l further conferon- 1U.1I, then. Inet hair of It* ga'n. U.
« a .an .that both *»“ld roneall 8. Hte,J cold up ItAO hat had on­
ly t t cents of It* gala left at the

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KT. PETERSBURG, VIA.—Babe Ruth, mighty ktrg of ewat, on
the gulf Hake here s h r rtlr after hi* arrival from New Turk lo con­
tinue kit weight-lasing campaign.

Br.ACll. Feb. IB -(A P )
—Playiag a sensational
•**o Hick*, the sturdy larng Ik*
nd golfer scored aa Inlernellonel vlctmy today by routing Mltv
Ulan* FUhwick, British champion,
•lx and five In tha *eml-final* of
Ihe Iflbrde Wumats'e champion-

t

lU rhi wTU. tu m c f the Tin-

ja mxitli with Mies Virginia VanaUsudahgh at &lt;Vi regular

Anscnrd*. Bend it. ‘ Canaolldalcd
Ci«, Corn Product*. Fleolric l*owar and IJghi, General Rle.-ttlc,
(,ea&lt; tel Foods. General Ga* "A".
National
Biscuit, &gt; Btodehsker,
Standard Gta, Briggs, Borg War­
ner, Continental Can and WnCngbouse Fleet rlr. .
G M -rtl A'phalt gained C&gt; on
r e n t of a favnrshla Judlrlsl decl-.
elon la It* ettlun to collecl royalt'rs on Venciurlsn Oil from Buy•I l&gt;uUh.

Local Resident w&gt;To
Drive Car'Throogh
Town Blindfolded

*»nt A. (V F art dirictad
gram *f the day uni aided
oaUg of •w v ih lV m a ttm
A tsiutUoaal drmoflet-oUoa of
warn w b l4 preceded tha
the day, t dellTa-ad hy O. psychic pawer, perfatmoJ by t ieeel resident who will figuratively
tak, hi, life Into hi* W d s a t ha
•xhl-ifta his l&gt;rowse* as a mostev
,of th* sixth (sroa, te scheduled
for tomorrow efltraoeg beginning
at 4 tOO o'clock e* th* downtaw*
at rot* 6f Sanford..
J
Btsrtlrg from th* r a n t e r / of
First Rprot aad Park AW*m*.
on* of th* performer* o r tb* Apeeiican legion Mliuiafls will, af.
U r bring ,ecurel»Allndfnlclod by
a ccmmltlrs of- proialaryt HUxaw
kaadsd Ay 1‘blsf a f Poilro Roy O.
WUIlykv*. rnter a Chetrolri sport
W i^sU r, and will drive about tb*
a tm te of the city for *4 Most
I I taiautc*. During hie drive ho
wftl fomply with all Itafflc laws,

U A Perplexed Over
M aintainingBeauty
Of N iag ira F a l l s Vet Hospital Bill Is
IARIIINQTON Fob. 10—(AF)
lot* deportment official# wsra
J
perplexed tsday ever th# questloo
i

of how U proceed with th# prob­
lem* of yreserving the beauty *f
Niagara fall*.
' The Renal#
Renata ' farolgn
foreign rriallw
r*l*U*«»
u
• mnv't'ce ytsterdoy reject* I In*
proposed treaty with Canada
providing mriUorss to
eroalon and roourrorc* of th* tocent rock elide.
lit aelWm pUeed the enllro
altd Will net ask fee a suspension quest I &gt;o again baler* Ihe slat*
’3 F tru ffle . II* Irvlta*' Aa mwk department.
.
truffle a , possible eg^Flrst Street
The treaty.
*7 , g *
'Mkkr* h# will claeol.kfg demo*- Canadian parlimuMB. provided f#r
«Mk4loa by d Ivfng ln(a eny curb division » f wutmr to powrr comirking spar*, g ear felt starting
eigy. which* he -feels" I* unoct a t i r t a V - i
tgisd. .
-Ths drive I* under th* aavpiraa
tk« American IwfDn. aeristod Don* af pewS^rightx
'tha Whlte-Hlgkleynua Chevro- beantF -kouUt *
"tg
(he nereasary W*rk 4m * by the
United Rtateu- ,

Inventor Of Mystery
Glider Is KUW In It
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Lfforts For R ep #
Of Duty On Foiw
Vegetable
Are CaUrirMe*

Mother Of Five-YearOld Boy Awaits End

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Reveals Lon* Stand

Monday in ao nvnalaa.of
leg In - Nortkun
Thirty-fire InaargmU
routed, flrr war* woundu
lh»lt cinip daetroywd.

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Favorably Reported
WARIIINOTON. Feb- »# -(A P )
—The Henete flltarr* pcmmitle*
today favorably reported a bill
eatkorielng a lump sum appro­
priation #f $20*77.000.00 for conetruriiag i f addhloas) veterona
hospital farilitls*. The mraturo
also p uride, a M percent rut la
allowance* ta Warld War vetersna
while la hagpItaM as rrcommsaded by Veterans Administrator
Hlaos. The bill I* a substitute fsr
tb* IS end one-half million def­
ier House hill passed recently and
dee* not specify locations nf hos­
pital project*.
,
i

f e e . ‘YMtAifV who dlepoeod or
Sftea P.ggy Wattle*. Buffalo, by
In* feme aroro la th# other eemlaal metth. Final*, at IX holes
111 lie played lomorrsw aft-rnoon
Mis* VanWIe ha* won the Flori­
da till* tw ee, and another victory
will give her p rmanrnt pospce•tpn of the vhatpplfnehlp cup.

S

“Fintincial Wizard” Is
• Facing: Indictments
BF.LVIDFKK, III., Feb. IP—
(A PI—T h, •peclsrulsr rl*r of Al­
b eit Btnhnm frent a
shipping
tl* k tn a "financial wliard" had
It* aftermath Inlay in hU Jndiriment by a grand Jury. Benham, whom httiires* extending
b re r a period of twg years l« rorutrd tn have ptld Investors a*
high a , M percent InteresU, It
aroused of , peratlng a confidence
gam* and obtaining worry under
(ale* prelease*.
Four true bill* were rriurneJ.
A bench warrant was ls«urd for
hi, tgrresl. Brnham, who deecrlbed his business a, that of buying
up bankrupt stock* at low price*
and selling them quitkly al largo
profile, wee missing but his
f l*nd&lt; told h , would return to
fact th* charges.

Globe-Trotting W orld War Veteran
Visits Sanford O n Tour Of Nation
Two tiny, pool** railed Mkky
and Mustyfla dog which answti*
to tho m o m of C la n How fpr.im
good ransom at all; a home-made
miniature JtolM on wheel, whlefe
look* Ilka a hflttsard brc*u,r of
tho gaadyl.J* i«it)r.gB Which ever#'
its aides; M d o r*d-halr»&lt;l, plaaaant-foerd afvetrturer by the name
of Pag &lt;r&gt;4aU«y, th* lord a a l
masts* af thd entir, outfit, arrlv*d lu'Sunfard yaaterday afterr.o a f &lt; T ^ bvwv-nlgWi *tnn o i
tha last l«g *f a trip around the
llaitad jnh(M rAWh uegan in Lai
Angrle*. In JfR t. ami whxh iv
ii hsdxlad J ^ j S M t k n i law thU

k | (flerida after a leisurely Jnorhey down Ih* Atlantic seaboard.
He laft tonight fsr Tampa, from
which point* he will sta ll hi* long
(rip. bock to U « Aagelaa by way
of wast Flmkla. U ulslara. Tex**
and Nrw Mexico.
During bit trip, Pat picked up
" ( lir a Row", added ta hi* moUrirpower the pony named Mick*
- isade
.1_ _a "sedan" &lt;ut af kl.
hla
nUred" buggy, end had tha
/priuor to purchase a pewy
lafsnl (hi* morning far tk*
sting sum of $10. “Tha poor
• pokid otaicod U deatk",
■aid. "aad I op«nt my U it
la baying him. llowev##. PH
&gt;v to sell klm f*r a t was)

I waa drown V
| sh u t spat#.a
feordship., pvl
t of i-m estm
rs by singing,
waif *• tk# tl
in M# *a*«r
kes hi. way f
9 rolling ao*

Saya He’sAnAmerican Defeats Herbet, 3-1;
Citizen And Cannot Spencer, Lundqulst
Also Win Matches
Be ThkenOutOfUA
I^on L*Roy,‘ 10Jo - ("Itv Golf
MIAMI, Feb. - III.—(A PI— Al
(Hcerfatr);Cepenc tun rd a ma­ Champion adtanced tifto tha eeml;
chine gun of wirde yesterday up­ final play for the tPgt title *tl’e
on Me] Gen. Hme.tDy D. Butler of Burning a* he trok aa Ig-hdln
the, marine*.
from John G. U ith.t, by *
, ■waAftno. —wait"—- match
thmo up, urn to plhy' wuni. *1^,
LoRoy will meot«t|pJigfaiiar *M
h tpeMi at B4* h (tend, lad. Time, th* Joe Mactcrawk) Whlte 'eiatth
day plghi that Car'-m* wiuld b* which wee being played a t.a late
derorted' hhbn public opinion behour tbi»• -• ftrm lo a, ' '
,•
ctimei eretiaed.
Tlit morning match &gt; n t aao■Tbr geaeral," a* Id Ca|K&gt;de, “le eaw affaTr up to th* l»thV hole,
III lafortned. He should know that Both
n il. M
Bw tturned
it&gt;mm#4 Ja.
I* rathge' puer
___
men
tho'lawa of this country protoct •co rn for the flreA .nine hol«i, alan Amerltan-iMirn rlllteti like my- thiugh Mr. Ilaroet ecored a bird­
*rl( and yrevent the deportellon ie th u s on the ninth lo 0%' the
of anyone: who, Ilka myself, was malih at ihel point. The? halw-d
burn In this country,
tho trnth hole: Mr, LeRoy ' vroa
"Geciral Butter say* I ant a I he eleventh: Mr.' Hert&amp;l the
rritulual. The only charge that I twelfth, and they halved the thfrknow of or any ta trHA Idlt'g auth &gt;r- Irei.lh. On tha fourteenth huts,
It et kt. vw of L of my teing char- Mr. LsRty (have a bell out of
gtvl with vaxraney.
bounds, but hr waa abl* Ip llo Mr.
Ilrriisl'a five, to again eirea the
the l»»l *lx m«nlb#.''lf this' I* an
net of u vagrai.l, I went to be
rlsssed «« one.
"I leave tb r Amerhan | mmi|&gt;U' U
(Contfimcd On l%g* Six)

Suprem e Court H as
D ecided B uchanan
M ust Go T o D eath Navy Fliers Fall To
r" Death At Pensacola
TAI.I.AHARHIM:. Frb. tU (AF) —The Rial# Rupietn* I'ourt
Iud s y roofflrm d It* eland on th#
velkgty «f the Fbwlde Hrotrl*
chair law, and the conviction ond
death srn lrn r, of J . W- Buthanaa,
Taylor County fam i-r »nd allcgevl
*l*yer c( two prehlblllrn agents.
Tbs ro .rt held the law valid
even though Ih* official execu­
tioner end ihe i*ri«on eupernUn-

Local Growers Will
Have Meet Tonight
An ihar la
bcmlnul* C
srt mlulrd t*
th Hnnlaol*
at N;00 u'eb
af i ntinuliu
s 'on on fort
topic# 'alfeU

attendance of
. grower*' D
I uttanianro at
I aclkiul lunigbi
tr the purpose
ad-table dl.rusm ; ard kindred
v present-day
ad la this highm of Florid*,
grtaay of «fflg* of Agrlculotaliy of F'.orL O . C. Bryant,
Mtarsl ospsri
jfee meeting ta
■ -Boll Acidity
KRriaUon

t«

L " Bryrat ha#
ia f on previous

\

Mr. leRoy then V U the next
thru* hnlce hr on* stroke •rorsi.
to win Ih* nvatrh aid lb* light t i
play in th* semi-finals. Couating the halt he d ro tt out uf
hounds, Mr. LuKof had a card af
JW for tb* lest nine hoist.
Tuesday afternoon two tth er
(Continued On Pag* Four)

I'F.NHACOI.A, Feh. )» — (AP)
--l.lrutenam Paul Thompeon, .p i­
lot, and Andiew Mlutlk. studs at
filer were Instantly hilled today
when Ihelr land training plan*
t i n t Into s sp'n et a low altitude
ami crashed west of here, Tb*
plan* was demolished, Ha non*
burying faur lest In muddy
ground. Thompson, whose boat#
nas la Hot Hprings, Arkansea,
was about' SO, and I* survived bp
hi* widow and two children. MtoIlk lived at Boat Mule Fatl*.
Mian., Rbih were vonnevtsd with
Ihe air station hire hut a short

U.S.Won’tHaVe Entry
In Schneider Rteet

T T a c k s o n v il l A 'f S J
— J h e v a ry e x ltte n c e o f !
r id a ’n MO,000.000 w in te r
e a ta b le cro p (a a t a ta k e la
F a d e ra P T o ri/f- d o m h U M a
propoaed h e a rin g on • -.1
q u e s t f o r rev isio n o f U r
achedule* on p ro d u ct* f i t
M exico, C uba, B e rm u d a a
th e B a h am as.
That ta the meetag* of Loral
A. WI loon, eierotlre chairman
the Florida Agricultural Thu
Association, to Flertdo growl
Luelt.eu men, hanker* aad eth
Intonated In the welfare of 1
itetr.
'-V
The errtouenee, of the iltaSt)
Mr. Wllron told la not reoO)
Iir.l extensively. The euereea
an effort to defeat the prop#
rceltlon, he eddrd, le depend
upon the roiporettre effoH of
runcentrd. Florida rlttaona, ha
tlarld , moat (tend bach of '
effort to protect one of the et*
beet eourcre of income.
The tariff act of l»M plaew
tariff on rrgeieblra grJ* n .
Mexico, Cuba, Bermuda and I
bamae. Amerlcaa a proofs lord. 1
•eating In thu«* coualriaa^jd
now 'asking for a reriilaa aB P
tariff ra in , Mr. Wll.un »dl&lt;L .*
' Tho speculators are bdtM
their cppttnllona with pleat*!
owner u J th* highcat t a p M
eat, he declared. Florid* - a
match the uppoeltlen with m ifl
legal talent and factst to 'atigi
tta p.i«lt|on, Jtt wwaf o« U tag
If'the erKulo(ut« aro eoceagg
a m y* than halt'

P resident Hoov&lt;
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10—&lt;A
—Xho Hetut* will b* rapraiah
by John VF. Devi*, Demetfl
rr,*ld*ntUI eandidat* la IN C
lu court contest with . Pregia
Hoover over the right of Caf
man Smith of th* power coaMi
elon to kit office.
B-lectlon of Devi* essuraa'
apertarular court teat with
former presidential eandidat* ’
one rid* and poaaibly Attorl
General Mitchell on th* oil
Final decision probably will ,
r&lt; ndered by tha supremo coon,
Th* dispute between Um I
ato end 1‘reeldent over Bma
nominal Ion arm* from Um dlaa
ret af .two omployta af th* •
mission whom m any senators'
gardrd *• “vwlusbl* pubti* i
vanta."
It waa charged they were all
•d t* g« boceuts af tbalr aUg
an valuation claim* af powar «
ntnlt*. One of th* tmployoa 1
Isler reinsI tied.

J

Saunders In Trou
With OMMt Si
1.08 ANOELC8, Feb. d » -(A
—Clarence Sauaden, whose aldl
carry Ik* notation "Hole Owner
My Name," I* In difflyalt, *
eey* he le ready for another fig
Th* stale corporation comm
oltner Royntond L. Height, ci
psuded th# otock telling pelt
af H arem * founder* storoa ,
Roulhero California, L td, i
Clarence Houndcra along tD
Northern ('sllfuroi*. U d , . Ta

LONDON, fob lb. —(AF) —
KkvcuUva* *f ihe Royal Aar*
Huh said yesterday that (be Itchr elder rap rare rniiy )l*t had beua
riooad aad that II vroold be lmpo*Slblo l« accept |b* utlrr *£ Umri.
Al Williams, American filar. •
Th* Bat closed Dec, I ) wUfe
Fiance and llnl) chaUenglng-B(ii.
aln’o right to pormadaat ro»»*o
•Ion id tha cup. Ono'ef tha rura
cfficlale a*Id. ’rare wfold fifed &gt;k» CLEVELAND. Fafe. IB—tace &gt;mods Is th* Uhttdd Slatas M l ,Wh'B a fro land dntscM m 1
wt maid not poaoihly aJUr &gt;’ the

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�Tyifrtrr^

r California, aoothern
It U i
A again,
m
ring day. It Wat aniounc-

h- r srje-

M«r aUkt by Athletic

Jam a.
Negotiation!,
a t tom t time, were comI H it hoar U tt light
•U p commltteta dcftn-

"1

Other. aialnet b lit*

P -n c. r h ir y l tW '.imb, diiparana w it n itl« f - v 5
*V . t■lU prvm iiatirm o f Uia H ghl«*i
■mmtarrhtrr T * rT ii ia U itia j a t the
Mini.try ct war &gt; u r H a r ^ K » ih. • .' T tT
•olutirn of tha rttal poUUral rrtita
ohalrmaimhfp o f , former I'remlti
"Tlit feeing In.the city la tatne.
Of • citing *0,000. Call- now faring tHe SpanUh monarchy. Dimitri) llerengaat 1)11) took iMIn n rwMrtrphora tunvcnall.n der iliicuMlatt three pw.lbla ao- Eraryone li wattirf'for Or
ffklil* . hay# nlim ited
W ant of ana Ijtoo.ooo In­ that flatbed acton tha Atlantic lutioni f&lt;r Ihe crUIa cauiid by manta. Tha iltuatlon uodoul
I of Laa Angalai Will •a rlaar at a bill. Oarcnt* Du- the mlgt alien of Ihe UerenguM la aartoat aid tha otnromw-c
ccnferertta on the neat rtap
bom. chief tf
of. th«
the A*aoclated
A*«oclatod Pren
Joa th» Turkey day i f rap baM.
gmrtnmcnt and tha Inability of

bureau In Madrid, outlined
graven rriili that haa fared King
lUforala - tilt' will fallow
the hoolo of tha Florida- Alfonn In hit 47 year* on tha
Path gam* lit Atlanta oa
jrAi.yihlng m ar h ip p ie ," * ha
flay preceding Thankl•ccurdiag la tha prepaid laid, "there I* no UlUng from ui o
datora will board Uv* moment to tha n ait what tho daCalifornia Immediately ralopmenti mby ha."
♦he Tech game at Grant xAa the military toib every proWiring la boa Angalea at rautlon to prevent poolhle trou­
ble, crowd* gathered In the cen­
iTVaadiy.

» $ s r ? r T?

1» Bachman, head football
f t th« (latora, In dlleuilp n yeiterday, admitted
Wauld be a tight iqurrgu
charge! to play ena girar,
an tha train without a
■ r u t , and dath to anothHa plant ta ameliorate |ba
(Ha with workouta entente
Mail hie, and drill, In L *
•an Tueediy and Weinea-

tral part of the rlly.
Koipa »houted f i r

the

tha left reiUHfrtatlve party to *r
up a new givrrrment.
t \ 4\
“They hare three pMiibllltM."
aald Duh»ir.
]i
**&lt;1) The king may ntablUhja
goremment of the right wJa»
monarrhltU.
|
**(#) He may mtabllih a garerr meet ny a combination of right
wing minarebliti and libera1*1
"(91 Should It berime naeecrgry
king. hr nuiy ciUbllih a military dicta-,
torihlp.

Coach Packman w u Won
Iba Idea of tho long Ink,
i - aapUload. Whoa tbo
n ick eli mimed fnm the
ar the Qitnra' trip ta QtlI m m i , ha nld “Nivtr
bbaa lang Ulpa b n »a»

r . w

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1
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fmm
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■ 1

a

T o -N ig h t

hama, Mlaalialppl, Wmt Maryland,
To line, Vanderbilt, trd other, lo

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HEALTH On^Mn^

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C A U rom ojii

v*ue*--4f,

, r : r

iiplalacd yailir.many dlfflcultln
that
•united la arranging tha
plai gmmi. Anting the
kadca warn the objaetka
'faculty mtm'Jrri ta the
the grounda that It way
a m emphaala on foobI univanity ahacm rata
yrbiila any atudant ta be
» « bU atudlaa mare,fhaa
re dating. pay; ayaaaMfk
s

Jvs-;,;

iHS,'
fro m

YOU MAY WP.ijLlASK THIS

it Jaaaa

M

Duke. North

V lrrlr.l., fl.nib ^ 'c i w i i w i , J l f c

at the unlverally, tha Gator* hive
a v i ri gold rbahra of winning
the Californio game deiplto the
rlgora af the lang trip, alrco li,
C. l„ A- U too y; ting on Inalltu(Inti l i b out of mtich In th« way
of fPOtball prowe«.
;

■With f Uia Khadullag af
Hernia game, tha Gitor*
» net oaa lang trip. b«l

? r N

lowlrg and there U ad
lariat (a Other leiter ty
'fa r g rn ln o It &gt;a&gt;» grow
Itd im t, the rrjw di i a
•U*m. tha tooth tom* not
warriott of Ita fclg unh
* latircnllrglate boalng
ad a plana beliw tha b
on lina eueh a i no other
tha country ran chalkat
pot unm oat for the dqal

rile tllp. tlT
f .
.) ■
...In the opinion of.grid dipeilam

'"M i? -i i/yeaii.
: »i ^
r U
n
i
1' f I I 1 t A C l E A R t «iy oit.*¥PSPi p_^rt
b
laiil »n I.uaa
•*t'* f •
■ H itt
jM
1
Q k r wm
WSv.'.
mmM ■
f"* * H
a» thla y.ir'a game wil
opining wadgg far regtf
otic competitloe bitwesi
and tha California wheal
m y much In tha dark
t flrat game will'be Ip
IN of an eiperlmrnt wn
tada of tbo Florida uffl

token U uncertain.
“Ona «f tho-poiilbllltlei It
former Premier BCrenlutr
•elf may ha re-appointed aa |
ler while another la that Ol
Catraleantl. captain ganara
Herllla, may be appointed die
The kirg la trying t» aeald i
llihmrnt of'a dletatorihln."

Add WarrV«h't)M1

So came oat of Nort
iakla h.ivywelghli,

a

QUESTION WHEN 56 IMPORTANT
HEALTH OFFICIALS HAVE WRITTEN

ir n r ^

V

SO STRONGLY AGAlNst THE EVILS

jT |

OF SPIT OR SPITbTIPPING.

W*!-.

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m o d ta reteaa# ,FMS
M 'fa n u icntract that
nnlor U a r th a O a tm
b *nd kUU baap k ith .
•HrinM limit, the OaUftr-

9

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f k M H f M V M tu t- nothin*
MM**®*™'

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ItM d 'jp o d c

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y. F * a i v i u i
LR VEBgB FOB TODAY
B fU irvh. irat there b« in any of
you an evil heart of unbelief, in
'4«peril** from the H rlng Ood. —

Hah. 0:«.

' FHAVER —"l»ok on me with
■Thy favor," I-ord "Vouchsaf* U»
tu . Thy grore:"

jb."F*nWH«rk of HUtow,"' P tit
Ytllvi saUIrtf
..down 'ln*T!eil fock.—Orlando Sen­
tinel. llrra boy, page Claopatral
Il !
S —■
MPlOW hvaly are th* pallurld,
limpid, lustrous Uka* of Florida!
TKoir of Lak* County list Sunday
Ware sparkling blue ai the eyes of
her wh'&gt; accompanied us,— I’hil
JBarncy. Iloyl Who la *heT

-BrtHd ThU cynical M il . &lt;And
italS n n -llu ‘ the .Socialist chairman
hit mo*kin* vole* be. hid m fan*IL.1 falllt
#«lik almost nInn hU
Q . ’own ar. atone-headed apear, .the., stone-headed. arrrtr, S a^siorle- FiWMh-Chamber of Dep
headed hatchet, theptone plow. Prior to that til Mifowa find
miailou. Out l hi* American
I tba gararalrslt
I bcH iv No
H kirst were net atom*
prontm of hnrdtfn
Vonalsted of onf. “the-aharp
*
When M. Caebht,1
rb to-fee* the phantom of
dlacoveticw
doubt
the people of: IJthtjieriod
that.-perlod lookctl upon-Jfc
.....
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m
that 'wanden tbrongh
:iMnrth|DK trlbuna and presrntrU n m&lt;
of n e w uses for stones-as marvelous invantji
liberate tba Communist 4
M W to
Mtpnd.out
jn'hlslnryuafl
which would Hlfind
otiUn
history an nm atdma
wfcT r i o U j a t l for antl-ml
ingenuity of thut njte.
And ndtl-pitrioiif pmpagai
Fifty Ihousand years from now, Aur di---- ,------- , „
'V.-" Cachln I* no mrap .
they know anything about the Twentieth Century a t all, &gt;and
THIS AND THAT
In this* oparth ha bui
will doubtless call It the Transportation Age. The period
himself. He appeal* ! to the Cl
opened with fifteen miles an hour tho accepted^apoed for nor­ her to res poet the wishes of
flaw Jersey man got fire
mal transportation. Trains did better thnn thhtdjf course, electorate. Some of the prise*
I'lajatt'ibr thumbing hh n™**.
but less than a hundred years before the opening of this he said, had been elected to A J
I I* Miner a*rere punishment
century, the promise of fifteen miles an hour even lor loco* liaipcr.t, but thry could n o t i K S
simply playing an Imaginary
motives provokctl roar* of derision. Automobiles in 1000, with rite their mandate bcciu*ig|^re
an extra burst of speed could pass a fast trotter on the high­ were In jail. What wai somewhat
tn -Mongolia' feti!i.| an
way, but every town had a speed limit of twelve or fifteen unusual In Communist procedure,
ir-olj dinoatur rgg
he invoked the great traditions, of
miles an hour to hold these speed demons In check-.-v***
unbroker.. .Thj nest
Flinch Itevolution,
In what field of endeavor has greater progress been lhaOne
W *giJs tq repair:i
must, hav«.been^pre*ant!In

made during the past thirty years than in the speyd of
•tiinsiwrfntlnrT? Trains Idle along noW 4 t sixty 'nnHesT HW ^ H rT rh a V e lfre r tMsYlway* has
hotirt’OSdfffilghways'and vastly improved motors 'fiave com­ upon the member*. As CacWn
bined
autombhlles
on
a spoke the assembly grew solemn­
—
—
•••***. to
w—give
•*® to
w most
™ —
—
—
*—*—
*' ——
— an -average
**•
wspeed
ey —
“—
'a■ —
Iaa aw
long tlrlvo of fifty milesnin hour. Alflitanes cruise normally ly respectful. Not a sound, but
a t slightly better than one hundred, nrTd some of them can the,apoehet«. basso vek*. broke the
make twice that rate for long periods of time. An automo­ a llA ^ ^ H ^ T m p h lth n f r r - " R ib bile with an English driver recently raced o v erth e sands of rrtY *'' •"hbrnanlty.** '•■‘'IdenHam,''
Dpytona Beach at nearly £60 miles an.hour. The mind Of thea# words apnkrn . alternately
t% Ja y n p ii* M betft&gt;n «ruaf&lt;lrMd to spcW In.Thlrty yearn with pasaUi, and lendrjtfo** n e tj
that'legal limits have been raised Tram the Ump-honoml er fdil to move a Frimch au­
dience, whether It he In the aus­
fifteen la forty-five or fifty.
tere halls of the Senile or In n
If speed development continues a t the present rate, It Is dingy workers* club of the Fsuentirely conceivable th at before the dose of the present cen­ burg Bt. Antoine.
tury, the Journey from New York to Paris will he made in a
As M. Cachln derelopetl Ms
single hour. You'gsspt Men gasped a hundred years ago themr an-l refrained from threats
when tho fifteen mile speed was threatened for locotnotivesI of violence and Invokirg MascoAnti If tho one hour flight from New York to Paris, whether vlte Instruction*, M. Ilrland stuck
by plane, lube, or rocket, becomes a reality, why not a alnjl* his hands In his p«rhrt« and lat
lar flight to Jupiter, Venus, and Neptune with stop-overs at his heed drop thoughtfully on his
the moon and Mars? Imagine the suIxliviHion development breast. I looked down at M. Painwhich will take place on these neighboring plnnct* as soon as levs and saw hU »ye* grow mists
and the tears starting down hi*
transportation facilities arc arranged.

rf Tlmdi are so hsrdjbat a friend
of nur» Vvhu used ta »u.merlin- to
The Herald for his mother who
Slvva In the north, now sends h»r
. i|s own copy,.paying two cent*
Subscribe To ThiB'Maffaatne
Milage on it each day, Ihu* »*vJtg arptoslmataly on* dollar a
.-Pedagogy has exporloncpd many Pew and startling In­
Ing wrapping pa
yaar, not counting
pa- novations
since Hamilton Holt came to Rollins College to
assume tho presidency of that institution. For generation!
colleges had adhered rigidly to traditional form s rtf Instruc­
tion and hail apparently failed to take co{ iHcance of chang
t'rion rpunly thl* yaar waa &lt;H»- ing customs, beliefs,. minds, and personalitl s* Tho boy of to­
p4UUr*d' is lha Chambvr of Com- day, ns different from his grandfather as an ocean llnor,
Vtgprra wIndow last wavk. It waa was taught by exactly the same methods as the boy of one
fgrow n by EugvM Dobb* of Ockla- hundred years ago. Holt remedied all this a t Rollins. He pro
Sfssha Avcnut, and wvtghnl eight
■fgpj ii half pound*. Hlncr then four eeeded tn teach the moduni youth In n thoroughly modern
/p iety ’ large apeclincn, of turnip* munnor.
One of his innovations was tho Animated Magazine, a
and cutaliagaa have besn raealvad
i by the Chamber of Oommcrre and "publication” which makes Its appearance,ancu n year. It Is
■pul *s display In tba window. now in Its fifth year and is becoming Increasingly popular
47fana;&lt;&gt;f them surpass** the lloliha with each appearance. It has become a fixed part of the celotarn ip In weight, Jiog^ver. — bfation of "Founders’ Week", and has the editorial quality
Ocala Klnr.
* ■* 1 f
and precision which only Hamilton Holt, who gained his editofial experience Its the editorial sanctums of tho "Indepen­
■whiesm ill make that « llf the rrn- dent", can glvuTt. This yoar tho Animated Magaalna wiJThe
tar rtf th* world's dirjglblr air nccnmpaitied by another Innovalloh. It will he hroad^ist
traffic. A section ami a half of
'suitable laml la bring sought and
.number of mooring mail* will
a re e le d . Tho promoters of this
dan believe that Uir safest IranaItlaqUi- air route lie* over the
oath Atlantic lietWean Miami and
European parts. Ttie devrlopmi-nl
if aviation undoubtedly will comr
n mean as much In* Miami u&gt;
ilcatnU m ilcvclopmcol* meant to
few iY« rk City. '
HaaNiit has tease .io f vnlhusl-

t unrest In ftpatn^ias hrm&gt;ght

Cnitgreas want* to spend i1U.&lt;
000.000 is modernlte three catt'i•hips. Wouldn’t It be cheaper tn
let them g j into th* next war and
be pulverised Instead T
Thgbunemployment iltuatl.-n I*
easing. Three hundred pitdiundl*r« went bock to work in' tlu&gt;
Broadway dislrict this week.

ished M* proposal wns roml&gt;*’»'
t,y M. Magnlnl. M. .Magnloi ask r.
the ( 'liimlirr to leave the Iteds 'i
Jail.
Asti then tho ahalrmin eirtotinc.
ed that a w ile would be tekrn.
For a moment there was a breathle x alienee. Everybody felt il
wasn't those particular men In Jail
enloLion. It wai
wbo caused
eauaed tho
the enlntio
an Ideal that hung In the balance.
"Thna^ who are for the ipotl°n
of M. Cachln. please r li* l" 'ta » e
the chairman’* voice. Edtiudfd
Ilerriot, hi, fare desdly'paM, rise
tn his fret slowly and deliheiately,
Brienil followed ami ltrlili^ r d*M
rhautrmp* ard tlb m sail their
group*. And so- there they stood
for a .moment, 100 men, without
stirring. Obly the *cbs of n wo­
man In the visitors' gallery broke

ih* aUHwft*-

Heat
are always
your throat

: _ ----------

"They ire Vreel” exclalmeir the
tlirlim sn, auddealy breaking th*
apell. •■ '»**
a t- a - .« « * &lt; » M
there was a major!)/. *Ar&gt;8 Uwa
there wax a lot of nose blowing^
and happy laughter. They ar* V
great people—those French. Ho
long a* as they are thsre, free
dam shall rot pass from the
earth.

O—lf you wore substituting for
Amt* and Andy, how would jroo
pronounce th# following word*! I.
Intimidate. X. Frellflc. t . 'Krpocmaula.-d, taaumonla. S. Qall rtsne*. i . Wholesale. ?. Infringe. S,
Morse rode. P. Imbue. 10. Rue.
,A—If -aohotltutlng for * - Anas*

beautiful
nothing

lot's w
j d s s ti

n't bar*, to open hi* mouth.

sbly got it far 111AO. Don’t foko and* Andy, would pmoudea th*
•h a t MU* l » * Ja g I of henna hair words oa fddawat 1. Inttmldata
dy# loo oeriyualy, kowavor, a* ah* (retlmldata). a. Prolific IreltfU).
navar use* U baraalf, Inaamueh as
A.—Thar* U

Ifntrascs t» employee* may be
ilnlidtcd br employer* when such
i.avmcfit* are mid# In goot ftV-h
■&gt; additional compensation for
service* artually rendered, pr &gt;vfded that, when added to tha atlpulalaci salaries, tho total doe* not
exceed "a reasonable cnmpenia.
lion{foe service* rendered." -When
the nmiui.t of a islary of an of­
fline nr emptoyen I* paid for a
limited time to a widow or heir*

tore. When M. Cachln bad fin­

Where are th* golden' days of
Bohemia? |t Is not ao long ago
Uyit th* artists' t f the ljitin
Q usrtrr enjoyed their gypaydom
wlthoat a thought o f'th e morrow.
What mattered an empty {purse,
so long as the waiter brought another little absinthe and a few
clgaieta on ettdll? Who cared
|h at the rent uf the garret wasn’t
pakl? There wws always a hos­
pitable friend who had an old
eouch In his studio.
. |
I
Two years ago, one 'y ear agio
the posts ard painter* and sculp­
tors who spent their nights in th*
Joyous amaky caverns an the MU
knew nothing about th* eoelal
question. 1’ertjsps the past lo"k«
malrr now .thaa-lt really waa, but
this much ip certain! IUhemla
has grown more terialua: Th*
TELLING THE WORLD
waiter lust his gracreottg. long
ago. Unpaid real mean* a catas­
trophe a « with the rest of Jk.
And the "grU rttrs” a re \ b \ f *p»
What
weald
*»iu
tb
if,
at
Ur. Frank II. Vhilelly, the
meofs lha cartlcs, lltll* aongldrda’
the
very
last
moment,
Rudy
Valle*
eminent Irxnragraphcr, la conduct­
Tainted
and
you
had
to
announce
ing a achosl for radio announcers
at (Ration WABC. New York. Wc Calvin CooUdg* would substitute of dislres, has bean aaw.i -roaming
ior him In till rronnlnf program T
•bonld Mm to suggest lo‘ Dr. ViaA ( I )—Resign or (I) announce the g sirtta sad esvea and audios
llrfly soma good questions for tba that
a Vcrmmt Yanks* would bo of th* Qaartcr,'
mid-year reams.
Th* aalcid# of Pascln, thapaintgnast artist of tba 'Contactlent
Q-—What is wrong with
Yankee* tonight, er (I) announce •r. same tint* ago has had lha
annountameatf "ladies and
the Maine Rtein Seng, aetata pan! • affact of a sinister alarm signal.
llatnen of th* radio aodianre,
rd by the presidential veto. By A M weeks before hi* death
are about (&gt; hear what Idly I
mdkUig U a pocket veto. By mak­ FaicJa said to . a a i friends i "I
say* about this product. Aa
ing if a pocket veto, Calvin weald- hav* started to **U my can rase*

m any' new and peculiar
i uf the adjictlrea referring
iknrch or monarchy. A comAssociated I’res* form for
itt«r Is "m onirchlst”, and Is
■a the "monarchist farm of
ament”, hut In r e a l i t y
irehlst" Is a naun and mean.
wrean who bcllcvra In that form
garrnunant. Th* ward which
add b* used Is "atonarcklc" or
onarrhleal" wl,lU th* adjectlv*
be used when pertaining lo a
fiarih U "u m n arth sr or "monnidi”- "Menarchism" la himonbit govtruntnl or itoanarehlc
ndple* or thegdvocacy of them,
n*',h “monarchlil" I* on* w hi
live* In (ho muaarrhlr prtncla of.a monarch or u f a mon- I’ve forgottmi sad she hia aedn
loafing around Hollywood aver
slare hwhlag fur another rule. Ho,
naturally, when w* offered her
•IS far this indorsement nfiham s
hair dy* Hm snapped It up Uka a

Kslaiia* pald^employeas constlluto one of tba largest ham* of
hunintfi expenses. To be allowed
a* a iTedtirtloa aoch clalmi must
conform closely to tba weeding of
I hr statute, which provides for the
deduction of "a reasonable allowanrr for parsons) serried* actually rendered." Tba ta il of dcduetltility I* whether lha amount* paid
are reasonable! - and whether they
are. In fast, purely for pertinal
• ervftte. Money paid an offlter of
a corporation for which ns ser­
vices, er services Inadequate to
the compensation, are rendered I*
n it deductible at "salary." Rea­
sonable compensation |* held to
hr an amount that ordinarily I*
paid by like enterprise* In like
cirrumitgnras for like aanrieaa.

wmsig

•tha tu
tha er.

i Wj
r Mi

Amotmb Mid to r t t l m am*
ployreo^tbelr families or other‘de;
■pendant Upon them, ■* F*#,****f
gp on i f f non t of injurlta rittlfW
by employ ret, are dedueUbU by
tho employer. Such deduction* or*
limited to the amount not eompew*
sated for by Inaarane* In I n to f
of the employer, or otherwise.
'Salaries paid by employer* ,i*
employee* who are absent la
mlUtary, naval,. or other servlca
of the Government, hot who, In­
tend to return at the conelaaloa beef cattle w hile'thepritm U ikaw ,
*■*. r -f a*
of inch aerriee, are allowable da* —Ferry New*. .

tg ta he a pssrh uf a dunscsl, |
'•fa la.IaH yau. It’s tlor. Whlal»h that’s bsdn*, buried—No. f t

lib l

L_

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L. E. ALFORD

Ph9n*,5.U9^

Audita

Systems

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PJENTLAND, GRAY and -MOOKE t
Accountants and Auditors

|Tr i*

f ir s t National Bank Building ,r»

Esnford

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F L O R ID A ,

.

Office Telephone 148

S ociety E d ito r

/

Calenda
promptly at 7:S0 o'

MwUn* of aU P. T. A.
•aa In the county, ln ob*
t f Founder'* Day, will
l^ j'e lo c k In the Jude?

School* will be ditmlated
.‘hi order that the faculty
and the moating,
r e n in of th e th y will ob*
ho International day of
from S o'clock to 4 o'*
01 the P in t P m bytartan
h. Loader* will be ••lotted
the different ckurthea.
;V MOMDAT.

Truth ReekevV’C U n of the
iM h o d b t Church will hold
A f l y bublnen and aodal
K * l the iSiUfOt annex at
Jek with H * . Q,*0. BradM l-' John * Aldan Brown,
B ru it HutchHoa, Mr*. R,
**on, Mr*. Anna ternovein
I n . John D. J Inkin. a*

'.A. ClubsOfCouiUy
Will JWh*l~Tofnght
H w 'e f the no*t-Import*nt I’.
H . ncUwtUa* of th* entire yt»r,
kn. annual meeting of all the
lab* In Ui« county, I* nchcduled
it tonight I t 8:00 o'clock at the
M u r High School auditorium unrr the autpieo* nf the Seminole
Wk‘‘ • « Henfotd Grammar
lehool branche* of tha aehool eer.
f Aa elaborat* program
Ijm n g ed 'cen tering upoi
•m age* af Founder'*
th* attendance of every
[the county t* partlculai
al

___ at__

Local Elks’ Club Has
Dance Last Evening
The Elk»’ Club entertain*,| with
It* monthly e’en: e b i t n'ght at
the club tnim i on Ea»r Ftral
R lrt.l with miulc furnhhed l&gt;)'
Mcro'* nrrheelra. Dancing bej.v.
• t ti o'clock and tcntinueJ until
IS o'clock.
Among thoe* presert were: Mr.
end Mm. O. P. IlernJ tn. Mr. and
Mre. Hernert Rrlla, Mr. and Mm.
A. L. Belt*, Mr. ami Mr*. Meltlr-,
Mr. and Mr*. R, CrJIrnlop. Mr.
and Mr*, (irffird Prof lor, Mr.
and Mr*. Frank Bartholomew, Mr.
and Mr*. Charle* Dunn, Mr. an A
Mr*. Ftnyd&gt;L«n&lt;J,'*f Oe.eola, Ml.
■nd Mr*, Edmond MeUrh, Mr*.
Brown Miller, the- UIm h ■ l.«U
Shelley, Kmlli* I.lnale, Sittar
Polltn, anil Peter Schaal, John C.
Langley. Robert Dod*m, Eugrn*
Turner. K. E. Brady, W. 8. Shelley, Jamr* Sard*. Stephen Shin*
boUer. 17 S. Tlll|« and William
tlarner. -

Circle Number 1
Of Church Has
The member* of C?lrcle tKumbcr
Four of the Klrrt B aptltf Churrh
met on Monday nflvm'nfh at the
home of Mr*. Ildiert W. I-awton,
Park Avenue. Mr*. V, Salter and
Mr*. L. C. Klrard »j»r.. taken in­
to the elrel* at ^Mi* time. Mr*. M.
N. rl»vet*m L^»'i a (wtrllon of the
Sermon ,• / the Mount a* the
?crlptiyV|»«*on anil n's).CL'OtlucU
fd fMr Bi de study i|ue*tlon. ard
JpAwer*.
The *tudy t f a new bonk, “Home
Minion Trial*", by Co* Hobart*
Lawrrnre wa* atari.*! by Mr«. W.
P. Brool;*, Jr. Mr*. H. C. Moore,
* vleltor for the aflrrnoon, ent.r*
tilted with reveral vcral numbn*.
Mr*. John D. Abraham* then an­
nounced that the week of prayer
for home mlaalon* will begin on
Mir. 2, and that an all day dUlrict
rally will be hflrt on March. * In
the rhurch. Sewing for the lornl
hoopital win di*lribuled anuini:
thr memlwr*.
At the clnto of nil budne.*, Mr*.
Lawton. a**l*led by her daughter!,
■erved rafra»hmtnl* t* the fol­
lowing: M n. E. C. Ilnrper, Mi*.
F. W. Stanley,-Mr*. D. C. Moore,
Mr*. V. Salter, Mr*. 8. J. Nf*.
Mr*. R. I . Clean. Mr*. M. N.
Cleveland, Mr*. W. W. Dru'oor.
ten. 1. C, jyuard. Mr*. V. O.
lUety, M nf M in D. Abraham*,
lira. W. P. BroOke, Jr.. Ml** Mar.
Iha Fox and Ml** AIU* Trafford.

W-grenlng, while the ah.
41^ Light tanm tm y, tomiling tha, founding of P.
IT. A-7*4 yea.* ago, will h* our
Mi*. J. O. U ney, Mra. C. L
Lef the kighllghta of tha occailon.
I The fu tu re of tha m uting will Park, nf Mtron. Ga., an,| Mr*. G.
[ho tho addreee on "Vocational G. E irll motored to O rlinilj yr*m rnlnlag" which- will b# delivered terday for the aftarr.oon.
R .D r. Royal Wilbur Franco, prop u M r of oconomlca and vocatlona
College. Dr. Franc* U
|u n r to ho oat of tha mnet foicofn l' apoaker* at U&gt;o Winter Park
taetltutlon, and, a* a practicing
|attorney la tha Kaet for many
he ha* gained a wide ra­
tion for hi* dear, logical
prtaantaUoa of facte.
S to c k R e d

Mr*. W. T. Wheel, m |, 111 at her
h ’tne, corner Oak Atrr.ue end
Tenth Street.
Krlind* of Mr*. W. A. Adam*
will tegref t i learn that rhe U
III at her home in liner Court.
Friend* of Jimmie Howard will
he (lad to learn that hr i* Improv­
ing *1 Ihe Fenuld-Laughton
Maniorial tfi*pltal.
,

At lust; here is the event th at you’ve l^een w a i t i n g for!
-■ T o^ell’s Dollar Day Sale with a gainxy
• imagination. W e wish to annou ncc th a t this g re a t * economy
—even trh rn o t for profit hut to im press the ecunbmy g i ‘.
source’s of this store to old and new customers. T hat iB why
y o u will find items listed below at $ ld h a t
usually , sd l -for.v ; - .
much more.

Mr*. II. M. Rumble). Mr*. W. A.

&lt;*Mb-

to lekFp
VTS i S
to 'ipend 'iK *‘work-end.

mo S j

• ty&gt;cn* MtRrry Bn,l F in S lT T Woodruff, Jr. went In Oral* itnd
Tollahatarc ym ttrdly tu »pen,| a
ahnrt time. They a rt ripected (o
return today.
• Mr*. C. W, L»ing had a* her
au n t* lart wvck-rr.tl. her *l*ter,
Mr*. B. W. Shrlvrr. of Havana,
and Mr*. Miller and Mr*. MeQue*
dale, of Panama City. Thr party
motored to the Hok Memorial
Tower la»t Sunday.
Mr. amt Mr*. Peter Paul have
returned from (’level*, d.
Ohio
where 1hry nttendel the National
Beauly Congren. They have a*
their gue»t» at their home on
Park*Avehur, the formed* broth*
er-in-lnw ard »tilrr, Mr. an,l Mr*.
Kn.il Iturliler. of New York Pity.
Mr*.- Iloehler- w«* -formerly Mi**
Helen Paul and lived hero at one
time.

Auditorium

Ladies' Ready-to-wear Department

H fe k h e r T » , O K K . w i l l lw
“ IU - g o M onday «n d Tu c »c U y

Brassieres, a s s o r t e d
styles. Special price 2
for

Ln

the

Junior

High

V M'o'ir
tmminl la*t night that they
pw*ei4 with thu progrua Uh
I* gomwlttc ■ and theoit Uk»rt la tha play »r*.m*klsg.
I t f the Iradiog pari* In "Th*
■ Rad" la th*t a f Mr. GemdI character 4 a u d y paft,
wflj ha perl rayed by W. B.
W. Tha adalf, chtfVMa will
pdiad b* a large number nf
Md haye of J h tf rtty ameWg

CEDAR BAGS

Nurses Dresses special
close out. W orth up to
$2.95. Sale price

Special l o t of Filex
woi th 45c per box. Spec­
ial 4 boxes

Cedar bags special close
out worth $1.00 each.
4 for

Childrens Dresses

Combinations

Out* lot of children’s
dresses and pajamas,
some worth up to $1.95.
Special for

Special lot of Combinatioins and corsets, worth
up to $2.95. For

Daytona Beach
Florida.

Rayon Gowns

TUF.SU AY.
F K im U A H Y 24th

8: lli I*. M.
ALBERT
SPALDING

One lot o f I t a y o n
Gowns, Teddys, a n d
Bloomers worth up to
$1.95. Sale price

Baby Vunta wool vest
and- cotton vest worth
25c, 50c find 75c. Special
8 for

Amcrtra’a Fnvorlle
Viollnlnt
A

Alan te r M u n id a n

These Bargains A n d M any More On Dollar D ay
Linen Hdkfs.

SUITING

PRINTS

Children’s Socks

Ladies' luu.Gkci chiefs,
all Jinon and some fancy
cotton'. Special K&gt; for

Bargain table cotton
Suiting, Cotton flannel
etc. 3 yurds for

r r i n t s never been
shown before. New pat­
terns worth 25c per
yard. Special 5 yards

Children’s socks special
close out worth 35c up
to 50c. Special 4 fo r

$ 1.00

u

$ 1.00

SILKS
10 A TM .

F1LEX

BRASSIERES

Directors Pleased
[ • A t Play’s Progress
l **Tk* Olrl In Red ', composed of
IM aeal.eaet of 1&amp;0 peraon*. and
" ja M f o d by the Bemlrole Ch»u-

FEBRUARY I t, l

F R ID A Y

ION BATH TOWELS

Dress Material

Special lot silks, plain
und f i g u r e d . Some
woith up to $1.95 ]&gt;er
yard. Sale price per yd.

One lot voiles and bn
tiste. Special 4 yurds

PAJAMAS

HOSE
Special lot ladies silk
hose. Irregulars a n d
some worth up to $1.95.

Ladies’ Broadcloth Pa­
jamas, worth ]up .to
$2.50. Special

Six*. 15X 30

5c EACH

Men's Ready-to-wear Department

1 l - A . _M . F_ R I ’D *A Y

M en's Blue C ham bray

ORK SHIRTS
25c EACH

Men’s Shirts

Handkerchiefs

Boy's Overalls

Union Suits

White and solid colors
and stripes. Sizes 14 to
18, some worth up to
$1.95. Sale price

Men’s all linen hdks.
worth 25c each. Special
5 for

Boy’s Headlight Over­
alls the best made spec­
ial lot for $1.00 all play
suits. Special each suit.

One lot of men's union
suits, w inter and sum ­
mer weight, worth up to
$1.95 each.

$ 1 .0 0

$ 1 .0 0

$ 1 .0 0

$ 1 .0 0

Boy's Hose

Boy’s Pants

PAJAMAS

Smalt sizes in boy’s
blouses worth U5c each.
2 fo r

Boy's long hose worth
up to $1.00 a puir. 3 pair
for

Spcciul price on boy’s
pants, shorts, knickers,
few longs—Each pair

Men’B p a j a m a s few
odds will be Bold for a
pair

$ 1- . 0 0

$ 1 .0 0

$ 1 .0 0

$ 1 .0 0

3 -P . M . F R ID A Y

9-4 U nbleached

%

*
e

Boy's
Blouses
J

c *

*'

1v

r

sr.'i

4

'

%

-

.

�of V. 8. Department ef-Agt
flag %or*au. J. B. Owrt*,

tad tb* Florida
ifJTWMUUT*.
■4m . mUtily I.T*i ***••
.!•*. (.11.1.11. mMiir
U M M mr-lljr 1 U. I*
a. jMtlTMuallr “ »•**&lt;
m fp /tjriW J a t

M hatiala. whlth will fa tb*
rtlow at 0%*C1U.Hall A M -

la. I ltf ti un liar*. Hup.
ill. a*na ml mod Main,
d r . ' r la. I* Inr* craia*
i» ( iem. 1!(.( i". »i»U
I* H t . l li. • do*, a t*.
*, a do* miMitr * •*■ i*
I. . oitTr. crate* In lb*
— LA f . j - a a L u n a * n r -

,
A d v an ces
&gt; F i n a l s

ih ltU ib 'd W K l'
'{Coiillflojd fro hi pnga I)
VWJMjDtt, Which It bow yield*

(pared# will le a n Uia
I promptly at,4:0p oVi«
ling lb * principal dtr*&lt;

d ly to herald I he obinl
annual Legion Mlftatfeli
dwelwl taenery nidi llghtl
. wlU S* u ecd j?. • f i l l
locILn, which pramfer*To‘ be
&gt;nd fa-non* of U* klad over
aeolwHUfh.
I*rry Kent will act aa Inter topr.'end heap the allow merlng
achedul*.
Bill
lloffman,
k f a Bchlffley, Hr., Ed "Lana,
ik a ijd m .H n im iw H .itm k »i -

:1fb*r, Holder

Clauta,

pttbeblllly l* that the crop In time
will be'doubled ao that Ilia (tala’*
liw m lr1from that aiurra will be
■rawed 176,000.000. Mr. Wltton
■IhlafiiT

n ,.P eJ'.,A r.t1 Tariff £ommliilen

will hold a hearing on the q until jn
aometlme within the neat UO tleyi,
although the e d ic t'd ile liaa nil
,b*»n act ■■ yet.
able product* mu*t
Ik.1,1
lldra Ilk. V_ ..Mtllt. k/
again*! foreign
MU* 8f fife lb lo r in d
In Mm Ico, Mr. WII*on
/ V r t F W ’■"** ,n Ui*t raunify
rfai He pbrtherrd for n dollar hr
Sid two .,r« i r r t and labor roil* only
* t J* *0 **&amp;!• * diy. The mri» f t

I'n a e U lm k l l l 'A d/fjit*
rlrele by 9*crg* Hrhll
Bualer Loring^Paul Him
‘Bhtphard a b d rlW u * Tu
•W in W llnon^M ifthl He
Helan Rlaer, CHrlki
Ure, Sarah Maawi
if, Elaanor Courlngi

ehlpohr* mp*t pay more freight
on (heir product* than fteglran
•Upper* although they .era -Iwte*
la far aw at frum Amerpen mar­
keting center*.
Mr. Wllain (aid ■perulatura,
•••WW diked for the rerialun,

na which wUl preaeni ••Veral a f f i f u i ! " . C T

(Continued /ra in N i l One)

■policy of Indulgence.
Mni# pprloua a rt I
problem* Immediately
Rcranguer w n fo.red fram -offltj
laat Hdturday Ixraaa*- h* Wtahrd
1mmod lat* election* fa r tho OorUa ,wlt*r*a, hi* opponent* faked

K n a tk * B tlti tr*
W W lltla^ h a w r tb,
f ? lf «» U fa a t t fiat
w.i«ht
f a t fa
U* »*Of* ijitim .
INw bMU* of A m
p a w

‘fK-at ‘w o X ' d w t t f a ^
W“ r»'h 2 l ..ftolldaj.". Uia --fativ*
poll (Ira I atataa of th e ro o n tty and
.whether It would beewmd a repub­
lic'o r remain a m fita fjiy ." 'It waa &gt;aaid In. autJhetflallre
rli'rlr. that 'the now ffoeenhnmt
repotted to wot re a'n ew ehrtion
profram fa Include
tlpel, thin dlatilctl"
parliamentary flectl*
Ufa ; lab
ter probably
. month*
hence. Parltamant probably wstiTd
bo ronrerted Into a parliamentary

Spencer dofoatod Mr. Johnaon by
a four and threw »rorr In a mateh
Which waa da d a rod a triffa rag­
ged. X high *flM Hampered plhjr
conninc rally, an j waa a contribut­
ing factor lh fit* carding of act re*
well fa tho effltle*. Mr. 9 renter
had, (ha holler of MB* Johmon
practically all (he way, although'
a number of the eatllar hife# were
haired. Whoft Ho larded a blnlle
three on the fifteenth hole, Mr.
Hpcnrwr had Mr, Johnaon four Ip.
i j &amp; A L N Q /y ifiji
wllh. throw to play, ■ afar* * 4 k l‘
mured him Into eeml-flnal play
which begin* tomorrow.
J
■ /.{ 'jm u m a . in i r a r a n m
Idkwronre Lundqglat defeated E.
io ih t t
n r M i i a a i J i i ■&gt;
/ . ftoueholcer, fnor up, two, to
cm » nc**n r . •
“
1
play In a mafrh Which- wdn'rjfeufTijpbW .trAN r .i r r i n h i i u .
XW
il
COUPANT.
a
cd^oMita":
l» played atrer tho entire distance,
rum pl.lnaat__
alihnugh youig tAuvdnuhrt. Indi­
n ju iu to u , iH d.;* a i
ra i #4 wtiat*irt« rb m h ir IHtkr a* oui/M
allnn. ami HMITII m um . IN
r-rporailp,.
t
tie Itirndd Ifaae ao*P« *f*ck t™ J"
the early part of the play- (Mr.
l» »kr.e&gt;, *ril»pjn,«i u
LundquM win meet Mr. Spencer and by e lrle e n f th e H a a l l&gt;i
■ ( rurnaJaae re and Male made
Ih aeml-flnal pi*y.&gt;
V r t . r w f i k r i t t y J a d g n o r |be *1
, Pfey In the women'* «K»l*lon fer ■ trie d f » u « T « lb l? e i« a d . t. I
It.. W lIh ln M a , Hpeelal e laaler
the to st lhamplonahip title fit* •aid
O m r l «i&gt;p&lt;&gt;laird . Im Bald I
heen llailad lecauae nf the fart tie rre e , e rtll ,.fl» e f a r M b aae
In lb * b la h * » l a ad bdnubldder
that ae«fra! uf Ih* fieri round raah.
a l n ubile u a l r r r . before
rnnlchefa ended In (default*.' Min. I 'o U r l llouaa door, la H anford,
a l* C a u n tr, .W la rld a , « w -** e i
W. R.'Biisdall toad ch.mplon kKu .In
Ih * ta d d a r • ( 'M a r c h , , * . II.

ef Ih*

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hnHrri
Batpji .Wight Wjm
from hire- W * lw Bari. « rt *fafault] Hra. VUlnn Nperr win by
default from Mr*. W. n. Dyionj
Mr*. It. Mailing won from MUa
Kdlhartne Byrne* by d.faulli Ml»d
Jane IwKnjf won from Mra. WeU-

tfi I r r f

if
:■ .
di m i n i

fS P A J

'ie tK .M I I

'canapl fa melnlnlned
f&gt; milat romprie w ilh 'lfa from Mia. Mar*»r*t t « U r i - fa
r«iu^Kfll if t, •ntluoa
oil rotfi uf ulher cuun- default I Mian Helen Mdrcntetle
InintnU**. Mr*. Coburn
won from Mra. Allan HUw.rt by
frif'Kh Ih PliHfotil Wlii irke, ho pointed, out. Another default) Mra. riW n U nite wbn
ubL be on hand. In give Ihlny that fan ora Maxlran prnducHr*. Phil P « h ' , four, and
fa* T ail that a jrkrm d p
Mr*. Lean Wtlo&gt;.W°n l tTf
rtplb IKiufra fa it crnpi anf with­
I. M. Walam, two and nd*.
out Inn mreailty of fertilillag,
and Mr*. Ray B»m*« defeated Mra.
M ^ y rn w raM .
T ha’pfaHlem'tf rdmfratllng the E. Compton, ten dnd eight, r
Second Totfrd play |n lh*t t wopnitylradll rnvliloh hri*'de»rrlled by
mrn'a dlriaion milat be completed
lufleal r lo w b .V a f a ^ m .'f a M
w R . hI ' 1 ' :
l,y Sunday night abd the following
tied In Ihy act by Eel MtljrK •rfftE
nt*w faring, (iftfe d HtchllrW •uclallon, 4* dh* fatlonal In Itn lehma iro , l/hedidcd t* turn .In
.-and B. E .’B eA .'T Plf n r t'w f •cepe and In II* effect. The nllun- card*: Mr*-Rua*e1 and Mra. Don.
ragtura with tk#- 'f c M r l AtlX ■llon la deiperele, he detlkrcd. lt Her) Mra. Wight and Mra. Hpfart
Mra. Mailing arn| Mlaa t^Rov;
ale on the laat lour a t tha coon- laqulrea lidmt-dlele -Jfa Wh
hearted auppoit, ha weht on
Mra. Fort and Mra.'johnaon j Mina C u re C d d s , H cadartam , ¥ v g r
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Matenlclle ant I r». Llagle. bln.
, J f r . Wllajpn toik onailan If
LeBoy and Mr*, f pmai * e w byai.
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ra’a , era comfhg, over to aa*
the ley* In Uia jlfaw , and Jolty
awl a novalty wcrobatU act,

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of prtaenera atrwIUd a
volt* o f laat Decembe
ar« now crowding tho
rdllon* wort lHit even

lha hearing unlit after (he P1)rId* vegetable crap la niarkJUd,
Mi. Wilaun aald. Olhera fh C«m~
gret* from thla State alao have
f jv tn IK elrlM U m tk .
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BEAUTY SHOPS

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fikeppr.

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                    <text>iRD, FLORIDA,

F E B R U A R Y 18. 1 N U * W

\nmversary iff
d ‘Nick’ Recalls
In White House
j ----------I * BESfl FCKMAN
' W a s h in g t o n , Fab. ib - capi
—Th* “ Prince** A « ^ " of *8 Jr»n
M*. pompadour and all, atepp# I
yesterday from her H f * e™
from# ef Feb. I f ; 1W&lt; news­
paper*, In alhrof wedding nr.niterlAvy splendjr.
lit..
.1 Alt_

HIDES OWN HORSE'AND PALLS AT KEMPTON PARfc

. ■ :

A fA D R T O ,;F «b . ‘ 1
(•W-ired rf all gwewU twelted Ur

ainty Spain dlrnrr laal-ghrlirit-"the I.Anifmonarchist Worth ham#- on Maaaachu.etla

Avenue, or who wore »&gt; "drop In
revolution ■fterwsrd’’ to celebrate again n
rertain relsbaltd White House
wedding with “ Nick ar.l Alice."
For thoaa who hadn’t laved
finery, Mra. Longworth laughing­
ly decreed “ahlrtwalaU, aklrt* and
T tf fandmieniht .caoee of nil aalbr hat*."
the fo u h l« * ir t h * ■*•» y**r still
Inatead of ker own elaborate)
e t i # , htwetkr.A d m ir a l Juan wedding gown the chose lo wear
A l » , ohl|in lankldg officer of a gown of old gild aatln which
generally wna part'of her trou**eau. And Inr e f i l l a* a neutral In- politic* •tend wf her "enveloping weddlntf
hhtMPccewded wb&lt;r* Joae Guerra’ mCl Maltpdadea AlVarra failed,
f If* brueght a new cabinet to
the royal pllged and the membet ■
war* swan* In before the king. It
tneladej &gt;General' Berenguer, Ad­
mirals Ptaducaaamr ind Cetmt of
KommtxMa who** refusal to par­
ticipate ' lir Berengun'a election
program m ailed In th* gentral’t

CARNIVAL OF JOY
AT NEW ORLEANS
C0MES_T0 CLOSE

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Th* rabtnft I* composed of eaitrama right mewarrhieta with rep.
haaeiataUre* of roaienrat)r*a, libInila'aiMi Catalan Indepeodunta.
I Tha great city of Madrid, tying unber the frowning guns of artillery
bad with eoldlera In barracks for
b a y emergency, yrsterdey quivered
MMi expectancy ag King Alfonso
supporter* o f Ma regime
ggled i|p*|&gt;eralely fo find sonye
(Ooatlaued Oq. Paaa H U ).

Pealing O f Cathedral
Bells At Midnight
Ends 6 Days’ Gaiety
NSW ORLEANS, Feb. Id. —
(A P )—Raa and Cornua yeatrrdny
gave New Orleant thousand* their
final thrill of carnival, winding up
•lx day* of rare-dltpelllng Joy that
ended at midnight last n'xht with
the soft peel of the cathe-iral t-e n ten belle ringing In Aah Wednealr&gt;f. and fun-making began anon
after tha dawn and Irsled until
»niw4e*)V‘When ylh* rewlere un-

r t ^ l v members of.*, the Ioral
chapter of the American" National
Red, Cioaa some deya ago. J. A
CdtK prominent West Side r#D
• rf’ grower thb morning donetell
■ half car of rabhog* to be aort
to tho aid af drought sufferer*
In the Mlddfe-Weal. The cabbage
|g . backed In crate* whlrb wore
drafted tf tbo relief eauae by ofMclg'.a of the
Bonford-OvIrJo
T n*k Grower*.
■ Wltk tke kalf rar of cabbage
a*.'a alartfr, another appeal U
peat out today by Red Cross cfflrkale far Any and nil kinds of pro*
(fww which might be added to ike
M f car to complete the,load and
Mjart It rolling from Hanford.
Green vegetable* or rllrsa fruits
edit b« accepted In any quantity,
WnR any grower who wiahr* to
y «r tribute L asked to get in uarh
’ with'M s. n, O. Omte,.JrH or any
Mmilktr of tb« Red &gt;Croaa. Are
ftegemtnli hav# btea made with
Irt^ned linei throughout the na^■-•fer the free hauling &lt; f any
J j t J o l fgim p-oducl* which are
A p te «*«d In relief are**.

gaKAVvmua, the-god &lt;jf mir'h in
foThlght ttorghHghb ywoceasira 'of
ptgeantry.
- Rrx, th mighty monarch rf
carnival, who come* once a year
to tbe metrrpolla of toy with Corn­
ua and Carertaru*. th* king o f tbe
Drulda, furnished tbe highlights
of tha ilay'a parading.
In 20 magnificent float*, R*«
unfolded the story of tho drama
beginning with th* rise of
tho
dwatr* In ancient GrcHre and rut*
■lag the gamut o f th* spirit of

u k ’Drawn To Mfove
,^ e i it Point J*ocation
.WASHINGTON, Feb. l l - I A D
*rf-bflJ to move tha tnlted SUt•t l military academy fro pa West
.F w A N. Y h to ■ new location

Both Projects Are In­
eluded In Road Dfc*
p a r t m entis Final
Budget For Year ’31

Senate Finance Com­
mittee Backs Loai&gt;
Measure In Spite O f
P residen tial View
~ WASHING]! IN, F*K.l8-l|API
l,lCjV..dad •
r e n ..ii» -tn r *
ijfTjJli 'iK e —Oraiinrrn* tltr^ypTMIe.r* etP •
ihe emperor pniltlon of Prcrlrnt Hoover, the
Berate finanre rommlltr, t»ds&gt;
r actor* In aprrored thr vnterana loan hill
l-day Wnttn without
lhargt. ghe Senate
i &gt;rar» ago, a*reed to take up the meaaure ta­
lon Jeitertay moinw.
nngwortha In
The Prrslder Fa view, were girnr
the thvujsnd Jn * Irtlrr to Chairman Smoot end
it time, there wrrr
,|,c rammltiee. II*
*"• • t j j * went on record a* fear'rg tho
lou* Allre-of*
-w ill
nn\f nl,|||fy
member what
jhe veterat « hut
coming down jB^ c( |njury
the eounlry a*
with your „ , hr)r..
r
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rtf A r m
,l.ll\ r ,n
uuuuua/
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A J 1 V e l»
iC fA D M
F 1 .1 I K IN

izes Are
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!r c a f o r

Farmers

Within an hour th&lt;* wnimlHe#
voted IS to three f &gt;r the llnuto
meaiur* attrr rcR rtli« the »uV
atltute. ltemocrata toted rcld lf
fpr |)|(.
,|, lirfuhlkai.a
Joined the auptort.
Undrr Becntary Mill* and Vet*
* « n « Admlnlatral &gt;r tllne* leall*
fled before th* cumniltlee that the
a d m i t . iatratlcn would a 'n p t th*
bill ratending loan privilege* I*
Ihoae velemn* actually In dialrea*
which they estimated at two t&gt;
hundrrl thouaard. Senator
Bmoot. chairman, *ald he' hellet-

With ITS In rash ant a silver
tup nt stake, BO or more Reminolo
eounty farmer* are urge,I to Join
tha IWt Bemlnol* County • Corn
Growing Conteit which I* tponaereil by the department o f v na­
tional atrlnillure at the Bemlrole
High sehool under the direction of
Alex It. dohnaan who this murnlrg
announced the ralee of Ihe romIng year'* conteM.
- *
Three awards Will ha given, Ihe
flnt, $40 In ca»h&gt;ml a MlVer l-vw r rare to bo witow .M y l a # ^ ™
Champion" of the M d u g
ond W In eaaM. and the Jhlrd. $10
In rash. Chase »ud f o . dc&gt;n&gt;r ..
t/INDON, Frhv to.-a- &lt;API —
thr rash pHap*.
'k - 1 •' The era re warninx* regerrllna
(Continued On F t«» Four!
Great lirilain'a firan.lal nmllbrn
which he laauej in hi* eenaaUonal
. . w t . i„ tt,,. Him*# o f Comm&lt;'■•
la it Wednesday wrra repeair.1
yrsirida)
i.y I’hlltp Brow den
chancelbr of tbe exchequer. The
occasion wa* a mellng of the la­
bor party, at whiih. according to
Forestry fit**. I* *lor» f" r.m’ an unofficial vtrdon. tke «hu««lan I depleting condltb n* which lor threefoned to re&gt;l«n unlr*. h&gt;txUt In FI-.rMa. will be show" rerenvod better support fr&gt;m his
|m»ty.
* *■“ In many of th* PrhooU
.eoanty thl. wsrtr •• V »rl M ■»
Mr. Fnowden asked wheth ». if
•ducallnral ctmpnlea n"*
he should ho faretl in April wi'h n
gras* under tho direction rf be haavy deficit, it wa« nut n fact
American end, Fl»rld» 1 OTr*,li I that such an increase of tavali- n
Association* which ■»* working would be u very dra'lic and da
Ugrthrr with th# FloiIdo l-ctot egrrvablr step.
Heivice.
'
On* of tha aims o f the associa­
tion 1, lo win the people «f «h» 2nd Deficiency Bill
South away fiom th» d#*tnirlitr
Received By Ho use
nr sc lire of wood*- burnb g. T*
WANHINGTON, Feb. IR -fA P l
—The .econd deflclrewy till rarryIng, $69,1OK.000 00 lo care fir
eglgenclea In various government
department, this year and all-ratin. $4)1.114(1.000.00 for public
buildings throughout Ihe rountre
Waa reeeUrd Inlay by ths House
fynm its annrenrtatlnna rommltte).
U Is ths last money hill of thla
session and respproprlale* $IM,000.00 arsvltualr art add* for

Snowden Warns 0.&gt;
Grave Difficulties
In British Finance

Filins On Forestry
Will Be Shown At
Schools O f County

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One of tbe little known pha*r,
of tbe World War, told hy a mnn
wha had first-hand infurmalmn
gained through a-tunl aertlre nl d
contact, wa* brought tu the ni­
tration of Ih* mem’ll r* of the
Sanfi nl Rotary club ar.d a{siting
llolarlan* at the weekly luncheon
at the Monteauma Hotel yester­
day.
Thu speaker waa l&gt;r. F. II. WII
Rouijaa. of Fast &lt;»*•«**,
N. J , who wa* an Amerlraa IIeJ
(Vans official during th* war. and
whose duties centered about tha
handiln, of rhlldren of pan-nla
who lived within Ihe Immediate
■linger »«n*» al &gt;ng the entire bat­
tle-front. Dr. Wllein spoke at
length in Ihe hundred* of Impree■don* he had gained while engag­
ed In work o( that nature, and pic­
tured In vivid w Idl-, feme of th*
•erne* of desolation, ruin, and
poverty which lint free* in*mh«n&lt;
fared every day. Ilia dullea ollcn
carried him clo«e to th* fr«-nt
lines, nr.d h* a w many battle*
which hav* ainte Itc imr Riennirable for their Importance. Hr.

StatuR Of Lake Now
With Supreme Court
The •talus of the r*»e of Furrt«t Lake, farmer Hanford hanker
who wa* •entencr.l to serve a
three-year pri*on le-m but who
appealed hi, rose on the ground*
that the *ertence waa Indefinite
and Ioipossible for fulfillment, t»
now In the hanla uf the Florida
Supreme Court, folk wing Ih*
nlalling Saturday afternoon from
th» off it r of V. K. DoUglaaS.
rle k of court. ■f the traaacrlpt
o the reco d. Mr. la t r waa al­
lowed u-lll Frh, |7 tu hav. the
trenarelpt prepared and mailed to
th* Hupreme Crurt. A dedalqn I*
exportrd within Ihe nest
few
days.

■MA fanda, or bath, waa intre-

Bill la Introduced
To Reinstate Naval
Academ y Midshipmen

Seek Negro
Slashed Marine

WASHINGTON. Fob. I ft -I A D
—Tbs R»nsla last night passed a
bin to direct tho relast# tenant
rf two midshipmen In the natal
academy who wvro dUmlsard fee
escorting two girt companion*
■ire■ard Ip men's clothing Int &gt; the
nrafemy more hall.
Ths mldahlpmoa are Lawrence
L. Myall of Miil*«b»**4t* and
Miller 8. Borgia, o f Jack&gt;&lt; nville,
Fla.
Bcaaterx Watok, o f Maaaarhueelta, and FleUbto. of Florida.

ktt^ &lt; A P ) |ny they were
7 ouspeeta -In

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IN LAST HOLE

Big League Baseba II Game Seen As
Prospect For Lo cal Diamond Fans
A big Isoguf baseball game basis, any rxpensea •needed wltii
between ths first and » « nd graag Cutting an d other details la
teams of ths world's champion •lptotad la he borne out af tha
I’hllads'phla Alhlstlcs under tbs City's a1-air of th* gate receipts.
linnhi. to secure a game with
direction of ths pstaonable &lt;’■•*■is Mack himself, I* practically a major league rlob training In
assured Hereford far*, are-m'lmg Florfjlo. Mr. Mark derided to
to an anneunoonsent made this stag* tbe usual "-•l—d“ gam#
moialng by Ftoyd A. Palmer, cue- ala god each year at the rlaso of
Indian of tha Monlelpal Ball Park, t&gt;p xt *b|nf season between tha
after a roafaraaca with Mr. Msrk first 0*d ercnnd teams, bars In
Hanford. Its assured Mr. Palmer
at Moant Plymouth yooteiday.
The Athletic, will coma to Han. that It weeiId bo n ftral-eln*. ex­
ftrd far an exhibition game Mar. hibition became the second team
St. providing tbo bautbiH diamond players usually rxtrod themaelrea
end ground* gr* put In a dar. to that game in an eff&lt;rt ts make
Kne* deop grass rarer* the re­ ■ i Jmprea.i) n good enough to
tire Inftotd and uutftaki. while th* korm them on the pay roll for tbo
rtay surfart to:Amply pitted with ftugmudsr of th* arasou.
Tbo'first turn will h# tempo*into
by.ggtoMobib* -bleb
tha asm. playrra which
wet# allowud Jp U&gt;0 pork duiing •4
Ihe foctbnl) raosoo., Mr. Palmer « n l to such a decIlie# victory
will appear bofon Ih* r,»umi*- pSUfTtbe Ht. lamia rardinato to
aiunors pt ll|ptgj4P0*tUg M-n lay lip . tasrld', Hcriso laat OrtohsT.
Bight la mb thlto} oily |iri*»-ria| A S -n h “War gun&gt;" o f th* Aupsti
be arrt to d t o ^ s r k aorar days
Mickey
befora the gum# $p, sank* aay
first
needed repair*, glare tke c*~ «
«U| bp $4NjM;’flk -41 pai»*nta«#

I ^ 3 5 &amp; i e n .p i» * l a jr r o n r r e tc -^
brid ge acrona the SI. Johns
R iver near the entrance o f
L ake M onroe, and a beautiful
scenic d rive along th e so u th , ' «
ahora o f th e lake. Into San* j
ford, a aort o f visionary A*
dream fo r m any years paat, •►
■
U soon to becom e a reality. ’ a
Following Ion* corferled nctloo
from maay ,ourvm which r**ullrd
In th* nrrmnltallon of State Road . \
Number Threw Imprerenifnt »»•»elation asm* month* airo, efforta
In behalf « f thu«e project* tsrmln- , jj
atot aurre*sful!y thin morning
u
. when official* of the Florida State ,T
Road Department voted to Intlud* | j
In the final hudget for road ton* M
| struct inn In Florida dm In* 1931, • ,
I n im sufficient to eevor the raata,-^. Wcrk 1* raperted to he*ln within . 5
, the neat few month*.
*
The Sanford Herald wn« thla I &gt;
wtornln* In rerelpt of Ihla Infer- ■
* -motion from llanjr M. Papworth,
.
preddent of the Sanford Chamber- H
I r f rommerre, and Gao. W. Me- , &lt;
■ Rory, representative from thl* dla- . •
Utet. who Wete la Oral* whora •
Iho bud*et adoplloa meeting waa
t
* held. A large Sanford dalegaUih, ;
1
(Continued On rage Fire) 1
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9 Negroes Die Froi
Drinking Poisoni
Alcoholic Mixtui
CIIKSTMTOWN, Md, Feh. t$»
—(A P )—Nine negroes, one a **•
■tan, were d&gt;a,( hare today from

IA)H a NGBI-T.S, F«b. Ih -tA I*)
-J*HdaJk^lbeim. bad *&lt;•» of. the
sc)son hot a beldfed fTIat "charact­
er died tod^y follow lag an operaHow Mandoy. Ilia ‘ ronditinn waa
rtiwrled satlsfacloiy until short­
ly hrfoce hta death. He wai about
40 and wat suffering from an
abdominal atlmert brbught about
ly a itr&lt;rt diet which followrd
hil efferta to reduce hi* weight
for a part In a phtuie.

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a la garage. . .
A number of n|hrrx were lll and“
further daalha are feared. The al­
cohol was pold at an anU-freeae rah
lure, and the seller* had no UUo
it would h# used at a beverage, Inreallgatlon Indicated.
Tha alrebol wa* taken after tha
purrhaao to th* home of Herbert
Well* and hi* wife, l-ena, both of
whom died, and there served Sun­
day night l i a party of about 1$,
the laveatlgatlun dl-rloard. Tbo
ticiims ranged from .to to $0
year* old.

Corra Harris Plans
Holiday So Far As
Farm Is Concerned
CAIITKIlVIl.Ui, Ga^ Feb. IM-f A I*I The nest two yvais la xu
ing to be ••lie big Bui day fur Mr*.
C&lt; rre llarrt, «o tar as Urnilii* la
rtmcernevl.
Th# author, who a!&gt;n oiwrale* a
.100-arre farm near here, ha* a ihl
her mule. Sh* rl&gt;hanx*.| the ai Imal fur FM) &lt;le«p|te the rrillsr’j
13. )rari and tendency !■&gt; balk al
the loginning of tail, work ►ra­
m i. The |aircha#er la Jack Thack­
er, a neichbnt.
Mrs. Ilairla’ entram- lulu the
mule trading gam# beanie tin su
re.-ei lly with a|&gt;piaion&lt;r &lt;il
■
nul r in the “ want ad" rolumn.
Tim natiun-wldo re'pon-e roi.vincetl Mr*. IlartI* that rhr haa a
renin, fur advertising the merit*
of n inulr.
Asked eonrerr ing Ihe announce­
ment that ah* la retiring fn-m
fanning, lb* writer raid, WI * am
laklig a Hablmtiral ytar off. I
bate put up enough hay and feed
lu laat twi yaara. I have pursued
a pa*&gt;l»n for agriculture reganllea- of rspraar far 30 yrars, jut
now I have rut up my pi &gt;w lines,
sold my ns**t aewaatlonal mule and
fold..I my hands. I Intend to live
off ray grass Income."

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h * ■net1*"1' InVoettgalloa Ir.dUate^-

Ideas On Marriagri
Cause Resignation
OfNew York Divine

Deadlock la Broken
Over Muscle Shoals

WASHINGTON, Feb. IK—(API
—The It year d«adlnrk between
tho llcuae and Rocato over Muscle
Bankruptcy E f f o r t a Shoal* legtalatlon was definitely
broken today, The Beast* on forAgainst Sugar Mi l l see
and majority llimao maragrrs
Are Not Successful alined tha rempromlae a#reno art
fur operatiow of th* gevevnmeat’s
Ilf4),000,0004)0 power and r.ltsnt#
plsat and th* repeel will ho n b gar Company ’ Into haakruplct millod to tho Haora lomreruw.
m* te In fsdoral raurt In Jnly Have Tbo agreeaarnt provide, (or govfailed. FodotOl Jstov Alexander r i ament operq'ien af th* power
Aktrman sold today. At that linm
hr rtfuaad to M to b t a revrleee
el Ihe requosl o f oogtola rr*&gt;Man.
An apoeal t o t token to n bight r
con t hot th# United B u i*• mure
af aprrala bandod down ■ mandate
dlamLalrg tb# Opa0*I Aoraure lit*
q t'H T MARRIAGE IA N N IS
bgopirly iwv
W B. G. Dahl
C H E Y E N N lT »’yw-. Fth. l$—
.appuintc I re
(A PI—Tb# State Borate boa paaoln«'l**a:y od a aoealtod “gin saarrigo" bin,
requiring fly* day, qodra.of to*
teat to Wto^F
forerarded B to
Govovwav Freak C Emsisoo.

NEW YORK, Feb. i $ - ( A P ) - &lt; &lt;
Rtalgnalion of Hee. Eliot Whlto’ •
from lb* staff of Urnro Episcopal
C-buith bocause of hla militant ;
advisory of compnalorata mar. ‘
singe allreod tbo eccleslasilcal
world today. Rav. Dr. Ruaaotl
Bowie, rector of th* church, on# ;
of lb* prst fathlonabl* In tbo
elly, nauad a .talrmcnt saying,)
Whlte’g rvaignalton was acrapted, '
“Glare Church la view of It* aS».n
ceptioaally high stardard fra.
marriage* which tak* place In tha
parish," he raid “ Is definitely n o -. '
willing that th* turn* of ths parlah should ho Imbed with Ih. UkA
of aocollod companion*** morrlags .
la ary .pay that confuse* thoaa
poaiUv* standards/* While's contruvrrsy with hla sutwiinrs la ■
■equal to the raerat activity of
Hen Idmtasy, advocate of compel*.

Plans Made To Form
Local Bowlins: Team
The organisation of a bowling
tram composed of at least 10
members la being advavgted local­
ly by a group of four fsltqwwg
af that sport, who, after vtolUPf,
Orlando last week where the* at*
tended a hawlirg match, mat Mad'g
day night to &lt;il»rw*o plans fa#
creating lornl intoroot In tha
gam e.
,
AreoeCing to Warton I, Tyttf*
tag of the aponaora of tho mragw
meet, he, and I , A. Ksnood. Paul
PesoId, tad Edward Bsodsr, hare,
keep asked by Orlando WawUrs to
farm a «tob which weaU bo do^
trret to a bowbng Uaguo to I k h

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,t Program Is
presented At
•tire Session
yovtlralarly at tlio pretno-.
•treat and highway aafelorido, will bo pioeented to
S r a iH U w
r k r ii
■R&gt;r«, according to advkao
kpd by J. n. Menkk, offldot
■MdUtiv* of Ibo American
fceeWU Aesoc'atlen In Banferd
MlnUr Pork.
k i l l point prof tom roooUU
bo following recommendations
worn a port of thj legklotive
|Tom adoptod at a ststo-wido
DA. A. A. Irglilatlve mooting
?bt Pajrtnna Bcorh a abort
'j^ totr-w ld t atrtomoMlo dflrMTtlW lev*
% ■ * 4
.‘ A.Slate motor vohiclo paiml.
-The A. A. A. {kfoty-rroponslK-4 * .
:
The uniforming of all atoto
'Ideal effkero tntaped In moVbhlrU la* enforcement on
Bcfcwiys.
;,Tho adoption of tha nrie» of
Vftd art of tha uniform mo.
vehicle coda.
,'Bnartmrnt of legtakllon pra&gt;
,-.hitch-hiking.
Moontlng aa tha moat vital!)'
atkl part of tha procram, thi«t*0 license low, ihf A. A. A.
■bontotivo atatad that
II
ra and tho Diatrlri of Colom
|l&gt;« havo driver's lirsnse lawt
! mandatory tiomlnatlon pi
IN. fie cited flfuroa to show
, thaaa states, ihow tft percenf
■traffic accidents and fatalities
.•Rotated out that prartJrallr
■W credit for th|« condition
M trated to tha driver's II
10 law In that It remote* from’
highway the habitually 'reek•Wed1drunken driver who, a|.tgh In the minority, U roapon
ke majority of the artl
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loost for anothor n s f .
The one change woa I
tha a bitrary award of p
toochdown, making tho
lo r an tffsldo tko w a s
fMI had been dbiamltt.
any other acrhnmdgo. 1

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UKEN HAS MEABLKS*

BUCHAREST, Romania. T'h.
17— ( A n -Q ueen Mario a f-W j
go-SUrlo,. sister of Kin* 0 **l
la d &lt;Kctod daughter of D w i| t f
Queen Mark has U»* meislse. ij

dariag

allied hair tho dtaUncv to tho
goal lire and tho point triad near,
jf tho attacking loam k at fault,
It will ba penalised the nsual five
yards for effslda play and again
tty the point fra » tha 7-yard
line,
Tha roarhe, themselves, tha on#
group In tho country qualified to
give on eaprrt opinion on the nubjert, recommended jast inch ac­
tion aa waa taken. A majority of
them, however, roepondhtg to a
qurstlonasli • clrrelaLd by I/hi
I.lttle, for the roaches asaarlatlon.
also urged abolition of the n ik
which makes mHackad kick dead
at tho polrt of rarovrcR by tho
defending team. Tbe role *which
givaa only tho kkkfsg Side ike
fight to tun with tho ball woa rctslncd.
V j i- ; 1
Tkc entire rulea committee woa
present at the ••calopa’ as well as
Robert Zuppke and dock SutkerIsrd, tha sdvlory members from
the coackss aseorlatkd, ‘ Don MrOugln,
Vondo blit eoorh and
thlrJ member Of lb* odrlsory
board, and John F. (Uhkh) Mce.
ban, coaches' president*.1 wo p provented from attending at the last

n g a n f l o B o f p rice. I t Introdt
S ix sm o o th neso t o th e lo w e st
It lo o k s lik e a fa r m o r e expen
la biinrer. w id e r a n d r o o m ie r
c a r s th a t sell fo r h u n d red s o f d
I t is t h e V a l u e S e n s a t io n

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W IGH T
PHONE 16 OR 66*J
SANFORD, FLA.*

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pointed out, will make for Iwtter
I provsjons for tho r*i| understanding wlih a consequent
f the license of any one lendrncy to pk y.o port In tha ralv In a court of comPf* duotlon af automobile accidents, Ictlop of three offenses'
A.law to prevent.“ hitch-hiking”
t/r reiultln* from ■tha was mads a part of the A. A. A.
if a moior vehicle, drlv- program btcauso of tha serious
Irla while under tha Ip ronsequcnqes .Involved to motorh sreond
safeguard liquor
of th*
Intoslcstlng
or lots and'pcdcitrfcns alike as a ro­
I0y proposed
l&gt;y the
A. A.
rug, perlury
In A.
conaoc'
am ronalsts
of
a
state
motor
application for permit,
a patrol,
uniformed
paid
-,0711*0
punishable
oa aadd
.felony
:'oat|rr
bails,vehicle
orutultW
tt the metor
lawa and
af
iia'td conviction
to pel colupon
the three
state
jjfMUo.
M
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of
Florida
and
to
hq'fprtyea of reckless &lt;lrlvlBg‘,"a1 l
IJHf
u rn and Itp.opofrtv
Mg.
thefbr
precrvdlnf
moallja,
B p C In upon
painting
tho
•onvlctlon
a “ hit out
and rap
■ p A stile motor vthlrk pa
H sirika k rolled to tho fast
k from tha fa* Florida
maintaining roqhtg)g&lt;iBftoU, no partleu|ir agency
Mj^th the enforcement af
w vehlek la g f of, -O o
d that tho apparent W
mat Inevitably leMs ts e
A- A. A. safety tosponslMiw already.opartad la whoW
part Id II atites'snd tho moo f tho Canadian provinces
i advocated In Flbrifla In tr­
ial It may, if ennrted, srcom
lu two fold purpose at r|l
lagrtho reck lets and lireIbk driver from tho highway

1 tdU.
ifOvmlng of oll'm
[aged In tho enfoi
Mor veblek lows
1topping of mot*
fay U bring ad

THUGS HOLD UP
F A S T LIMITED,
ROB, GET AWAY
(Continued From Page Oae)
men. Mq passengers and none of
th« train crow watf hit but It war
nat known whether tho flagman’s
fire took offoct
Tho odtomohlk sped owiy okrut
tha tlma tho man would havo
reached It, tha oondueinr reported.
I’sssengera said the mao who
t ribbed them hod a fresh rut over
one rye frtm whUh tho blood war
flowing fro*!).
Tho Croroct Mmltad opCrataa
over tho track* o f tko Southern
Railway from Washington k AtUntn and tin Atlanta and Wool
point •with of tho Ooorglo capi­
tal.
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F. II. .tSruJIV'gmwrpI ogor.t o f

ily courtesy of 0 . jL MparDnont’ of A|
Ktato Marketisg Bureau. A fl Owaas,

tins! munis will
Batdrday
and be c included Honday night,
THMI'lhrfinal title rhampUcshlp
round scheduled far pky early
■ % ! two af the 14 teama-antoiid In the women's division for
Oltjr golf rhsmplonshlp honors
hhfV'tsrnad in scores, while four

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the- train at tm (lrsngo, Ci.. andi
odvlled the AUontr . CihitUptljn
by telephone the bandit# ebtslnrd
about »i,i&gt;00 In money and on hndetermined . amount of Jowflrl
from women pairangvrs.
Truitt told b# woo In ;1ho Fullman nest to tho observation ear
and upon hearing tho sound of
brisking glass shortly aftpr tho
train laft Nfwnan ha wont tiwnrd
I k . rear of&lt; tho train and .earn*
upon tho bfttdUa •• ana of them
was resrhlng through |M'shat­
tered glass.U unfasten tho door
of th# ear.
• ■ 1 • p t,
One of tha men printed n gao
at him and ordrr«f M eets return
Inside the Pullman or, ha
be killed. Trallt sold I
ward the front nf tho.
Ing pottongeva to kid
uablrs and ordering |
loch tho doors of oath
Truitt uW told of tl
tho waiting outomnhl
gun fight between tho
the flogmg^whq he

(Contlnood From PJ*v Oae)
either high or kw.ur* about the
••me, while his opponent assolly
maintains a rhkto cv#».»eora,i
a W, Kpeacer, kha.haa'repre­
sented the club at various Vutjmmvnt. In Florida and.
V*
ramsi a rapuUtlon a\ a Wed*
playing golfer, will m«f*
Johnson, another auje-flro Imhoman. Mr. Simnedr, arovUlng) b '
•bm-ts the brarid , o f gslf^ he Is
capable af, shoold defeM Mr.
Johnson) Joe Mastsrt, who Will
meet Al JWhlte. »houU have IUIU
difficulty To dlopnolng of t t « , atth ugh Mr. While » i * spebrg The
upset af 1tha qosrter-llrAl gtsy.
Large* gulkrieo ora onpooted to
follow tho ploy of each af th#
four taumo. AU scoroa mu»t bt
turned In by Friday irigW, tkmi-

H not pkr hoenpoo a»o

nf tha m golfers dofouHod. Mrs.
W .i 1&gt;‘ _____ . I B P ,
,
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won by rkfsult from Mks Oarmrta ’BoihOr; *M 0*1 * , ' f . 'Hous&gt;m Mrs.
hoIHrr won be default
Mailing
r W .' Brnderi Mri;
_
1 Kith.
Won by default fenm
Ithsp Byrnfs,
Johrarn wsj, b* tkfapItTtom MW
Margatat I'stora. M|aa iTolan
MamileUe dofdsUd *(rf- »A|Un
II. Htowort, thrvs up and two to
play,' whit# Mrs. A- U. Fort dorented Mr». C. L. Po k, tkyro up
and one to play. First round In
the women’s division must ho com­
pleted by Wednesday night.
First rtund' ploy okoplr fh*
of. i f , r v r*
der, who »ro compot og for 0 Oli­
ver loving cup in the Junior City
rhampknshlp, ooled • pmtprdoy
aid covers) surprising scoroa wew
by tho jonlata Is crvdltod In I
i i HoUklooa, who, In.dofM
Kenneth Boston id and,sight,
a cord of W for the 1» kotos,
•Idored unusually g«od for 1
of hkjRO .
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Ralph fits watt dlapaowl.oi
P. (Havens by on «M T gp d «
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is iih
scon*.
May
def s ls d
Itohmsgs by a
scorn Rickard Dm 1
Toung by a ftvp a
Ralph Dean . pUosli
Tyner by a four m three.scato&lt; f
Billy Vlhkn begt f

VOLUBIA FA

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�i training In

'of oaleeae
MdM thcmaclvea. It la aa Important
--------Ing coats and material coata to a minimumes it is to
aalce at all. With the lowered price l e m * reality, it
•enUol that coata be low In order to reaUmt itty profit
But with all thla Importance of coat reduHlon Mr.
eon inaltta that there (a one item of coat which should 1
curtailed. He refer* to advertising. "It la ’penny aria
pOunil foolish*^.* be eaye, “td' cut down advertMhf.Il
period". Advertising Is ss essential to tflede a* die pi
Itself, the consuming public.'or the aellef.lt Is the jni
vSiTtST
through which the merchant malntai!ins his contact
uylrtg mood, dc
lint's atore. lt is all th*,\
thla contact ; bo maintained, that the ana*'
p means hy.which he can communicate ^rith
mWnmiH'
r ' 1■'?'■» *l j
cost o f advertising” , Mr. Babaoh continue*,
1 three pentnt of the value of the goods con­
et Is reistivdy insignificant, and white It Is
pJtAYKB—“Shout tho g t * Aidire to a minimum all expenses, it la tu} uh*
« * , oaolUngly
cut coats Which of themeema mean Increased
U n o a l a l i I* K m # "
same time advertising should be made mate
it o f iui advertising appropriation should bu
for advertising should be more CArffully
a way advertising budgets can be" reduced
ig advertlalnt results.
fating o f tb« d«bt» I owa.
•Still «b*’d call m*i “ Daddy,
1 or mls-dtrsctfed advertising” , says Mr.
remehr, wasteful. Hence, the bdslneas ekecuW ' . / t.
r« Will study advertising as a science. Ha will
t yon mentioned that my hat
tilltag media with great cam, with an eye to
u a fadod thing and oU
if the media and of iho copy to thaparticular
ha could not bo *h a| f^ h&gt; Urntj
sod. He will carefully scrutinise mail order

il a’d run
, 4; Still
BlUl ate’d
ton my Valid
hah* la
to boM.
bold.

ftefteeha?
ib about It than ***M &lt;f Ms mom
wMaly rtAmtUad caOrngua*.
MeNavy bai fargraatar fmU
pandanca of thought* aal action
than tbo Old Guard tfpahl|cani;
b&gt; hai n u n tapaflWWa, ear « * •
won m m « than tha *e&lt;alM
Young * Guard—Vandaubsrg of
Michigan, GUun of Illlnahi, Walcatl of Connecticut— and whllo
froqnontlr progrtwlva bo aaUom.
gooa whoW boa with th s W t Wine
of tho Republican* In tbo Senate.

gnatad that rnalMga looted wltb
favor on MrWarf aa a nanalng
mate In p n f i t w * D D i w n 1
"UMhlng d e b t / MkNary aaU-

-IU »tay fn
J^Vlljv*
I can be w-atadad In 1W0 and
bava aaatter Uvw If I rvallf da
alra It I can do moro good for tbo
poopU at Oragon on IM floor of
tbo SantU than fi*m lbs Vic*
Prcaldent’a ru*trum.*
.
Although hla nartia Was attacheg lo numtroui egricultural ra­
• * V
r
&gt; MeNary’a UUa now I, that of ils! bUla which wit* eppdedabltawlaUnt wajorlll liradar t» Bor- toHv by Hapublfcaa PreriAmts,
ator Jam** K Watann of WlWtf&gt; MrMary norar teTteWi
W""e tha ontramlita on farther

deduct tho rrtrt
loonti otcuyM 1
flic*, slag. Is* c
l,fat lun&gt;l*h*d |
a port.in of the

O l A u m n im
Stflfvy

lie »V
N,-.,anl*i *ho»p
nc
ale
I
ocnpUd In. caring foi
Amount* currently t]
boob*, fOrolturV. sad

tjS , Z
|i. -o
| f [ w. *l f_l f l 1. Qg
H!
‘ l - - *,

n ln
, jT »

V V T ’lti

whelming majority.
li' filiation,
I f It WP(*. asld of him that ho
- ii ipoktn, be widow laaaa hi*
ueipar an iba Btnat* floor. Rea- tare mlddlo-of-the-road poUUfUh.
I ahould *ay that on wbalrror
Wbatrnr Urn Anal autaaow In
road Charity McNair, tn v *H ,ar
(ha matter of S apadsl a«uUm ol
what part o f It, ha haa at Irtat th*
tha naw Congrtia, inctgaa #f fhr
tlKo* of knowing wbora ho la gonogotlalloni, as annousald. ae tha
lag.
t' s .*•'•
drought food amrndmeW i
■i ■ » .n ..i a iim i i~i in n * a .
du« to hla offorta. . Ila .brought
about acctpUnca of t i f P for*/

by

,1f you told h*r df#da of ahama,
. iT Whkh frt*S g***»P* y «

t

, I She would not htllav* a word.

ov*T, that bo *W tag««M r&gt;em lt
hlmwlf to boenmo s le n s Wlin*

couhtrlcssa
«d a. five yt

tartan Urn Prafidmt end
at*, MeNary r*|dl*d cal

munism by other meant than propagam
waa tarry but ha wna g
,
"When Commissar of Way Voroahlli
of Communlat Youths that *It la obvious
al bourgooiaie#i
thought that ak
that, he hlmnelr' taken nuth'g statement porTmtaU," 4ecftrrs
the Ntw York Iferald Tribune. *Bu t h i aid hfteallesguds in
thu Soviet government are fervently anslabafhat jn e Russian
masses should believe him, for these people have on all hands
visible evljehce that a part bf the almost Insufferable strain
which they are under fe ca u M by stupendous military pre­ wt»d*d- W8.
paration* for something, and they must be peraUSdM that
tlieae are for defense. They must believe that not only tho
communist state W their own Buania Js threetan|d by bn*

£5B issb ^

fd b r u k fy ^ i w l

*“:•

"The other great efforts l^lng made Under the five-year
dllry and burglary a n on tha la* pish sro putting no curb whatever upon the Soviet Union’s
.rinaa* uli-ovar tha cUuntiy. Hsid
fof thd erection of the biggest and most efficient mili­
. iiuCm«(*M ,diW*aaWa* m»l» plans
tary machine on earth. The Society for Aviation and Chemi­
cal Defenee cjilme to HiVd 3,OOOJ»0 mentlnd aWnuT under
tmtplng and will nave bpeni 150,000,000 ruBea bY-1933, wltan
itry cart Help ill
!g Iba altuation
lUca ta tb* uthn

all, finding grtd
i eat of
much
a claer till# ta
r* found li what
raetS*. Th* rem­
it dlrtrtly lab)

' unite policing collectivisation. And all these «
ta are in addition to the Red Army, of a psp
662,000, but trften cited in Soviet reports aa
1,000, with 200,000 raartrlata. Another aspenal
t about* whjch' Voroahilov has prufloualy * h
t, ta that of equipping all branches of Industry
it supplies St a-nfNiwnfa notice.'
■Ctory workers are better cared for thin al

SI

SUNDAY

41141.
vatlaea «aaflrw wi

�*

1

wlfa, and daughter
laalatai Rev. and
rllb tba auiilc.
alorlgkl »|»nt laat
rrlatlrt* ln San*
alao Ik* guest of
Klrane Wainrighl
moon rcrompanlcd

’.OVIEDO NEWS
Imeutlny Mra. Eoyoi
of East Ctianya, l1
« yuoat or bar slat
t. W. C, HIM, Hn.&gt;l

tbla tfty. la apendlng a week boro
with hb uncle, James W. Bare**after

pbwV, Uandd.**,

George Weinstein It ipandfag*
ahlet tin* in New York City buyprogram In* Spring atork for the Stylk
Shop. *■

which m abort*:*
oral m i b t t d i ,' ~
' Later In the aft
For the remiry ye •vr.r* Hotted
With a * follow Iq mnttai Mi.*
Chap iron, j toflont) Mlaa
trail ryt and
‘Ml#,- Ruth Rtrai
tr*k*uro-. At
tha lea hour r
ibmrata wet*
oorred by the b

With Id aaaoclationa af the dietrkt P. T. A. orranitatlon repreon-Jed, Mra. Chart** K. Rot, na­
tional field iteratin' o f the Na­
tional Cungrot * o f Parent* and
Teacher*, conducted a aihonl of
loatrurtlnn alt day yralerday at
the Sanford Grammar School. Mra.
M. Minartk. preildent or
the
Grammar Schtol P. T. A., prteUcd over the meeting. Tha morning
program * H preaented an follow*;
L Opening Song of Welcome—
Audience.
*. Inexatfon—The Rev. F. M.

Scene
'Meeting
pilaLCburth
at Ike h&gt;mc

3. P.-T. A. song,—Audlerre.
4. Sol#—Mr*. J. A. Tsknth, nrcnmpsnlod by Mrs. Prance* Hick•an.
IS. Short talk—Mr*, A, G. Wag­
ner. district' ehalrmon.
Mra. IUe wa# Introduced hy Mr*.
Wryntr, and explained In her talk
many thlhgv rolallre t&gt; the P. T.
A, Work, answering varlrua nymatlona regarding -way* o f pramit log
tha work. Imnchoow wo* then raw­
ed ln the luncheon which was dec­
orate,! for the occasion with
(paatdltiea. rf red and While fliwValentine
rr* accentuating the

. Wilkin* m conducted the
ttudy after which Mra. L. E.
tave a talk on homo missions,
i w et!eg was brought to •
will, M l t w o praiefguiV'iA
boor waa enjxyod and re­ Mrf. Dorothy Lamb, countv nurar,
wot ta were ranrej by tb* lrd-g demiaatfsll?n hv the ISO
m, aailoted by Afr». .Haxle. Rind Ribbon &lt;h|L‘ren of jtboAiranr*
tmar ffebnofc l(ra. Hoe Ihef) rhnducird a mHaUon Img Mr a shprt
'ported after wrdh the meeting wai
brodght to a close with the P. T.
A- projtr.

About 100 momber*, 78 of who,

« * ie Jn *
with the
h, W- Looting mtarmap of cblld'on on
it her homo In honor
Ralph, J r, who cet*ftflh birthday anilwDal and aalvl* war*
uaod In carrying ool
rm* of tod wad white,
hour of yamea ■re­
word parwd by tho
ited by Mra. Waller
tha
l
1 M B fallowing,
4 * | S » W t l l | l IRalph
k A ip il
J r, boaaor guot, Martha
ft Law A adm en . Marlon
MbF -U # Hand, Mary
1 HIR, Janice Brown, Tv I*
Mini Scohrao, Dorothy
harta* Aado-oon. nobby
JV Cat. Ernest Rakvr,
RrVw*. Billy Hand aod

*' Wtri* M'*1"
.A. liatloeel eolare

A'M gt Club and teeurul olbai
table* o f yunt* in atUndone*. Aa
a moment Cl of th, occasion Mm
LoGette wai given * novalty. aft*
bttiottp tray.
Immediately after tha .mrrtval
at tba yuoata auppor vaa tW lM
Informally from th* lop* dtahui
to o n Ublo which wai ill lira tart
whb tweet pen and fein, Aaamv
lay In onterUInlry and aarvny
urorai Mra. J. K. Rrouto, Mr*.
Samuel Pulcalon, Mr*. W. C- OIR

Friend# o f Mi a. R. A. Newman
will regret to team that ahd la
III with Inflnoria at her homo In
Rare Court.
____
Mr*. C. R. Henry an,) daughter,
Mlaa Ruth Henry, of JackaomHk:
formerly of thU d t y r R w M m
turned of lor -rtalllny frlroda herjy
for n ■HVrt-Hme.
futlon c f yellow Jiimlno and fer*
arranged In rare, and bowls. The
Mr. and Mr*, Calrln R. Smllh
and Honry G. Snxw and daughter,
of Syrneuie, N- T. were the ynooU
of &gt;(r. and Mr*. Chat lea Tyler at lad lea, • pair of allk hoto, went
their homo on Lake Onoro for n to Mra. K. B. Reumlllat, while
few daya teat week.
high score for tha man, a pair of
sock*, w », awarded In Dr. Samuel
Mr. and Mro. 8. 0. Cham' end Puleston. Mr*. Floyd Pajmrr had
yueala, the foimer’a alaUr, Mra. high aroro for th* ladles omeng
C. Bi Adamaon, of Philadelphia, the other guest, and waa given a
Pa-, and brother Charlea Chaim, of iatr of miniature portrait*, while
Naw York, etri upected to re­ flawkln* Connelly was the reci­
turn tonight from Miami and Key pient of high score prii* for tha
Weat where they have been apond­ mala non-club members, a pair
ing the poet four day*.
cf aock*.
Those Invited la bo with Mra.
Musical Program At I*Gctt« wo a: Mr. and Mra. F. E.
Rnumlllat, Mr. and Mrs, I). U
Club Is Biff Success Thrasher,
Mia. J, E. Brouae, Mr.
and M ra.K. F. Ilouahaldar, Dr.
The fro gram given by lt»e Mua­ and Mra. Samuel Puteitnr, Mr,
le Department rf the Woman's and Mra. W. C. Hill, Mr. and
Club^n Thursday evrnlng with M’ s, Hawkins'Connelly, Mr. nnd
Mra.
A. Takaeh a* chalrmkn orvl Mr*. W. W. Potter, Mr. and Mra.
Mr*. W. L. Ilenley, Mr*. IL R. L. P. Beyle, Mr. and Mr*. Linton
Plprln and Mr*. R. C. Moora ** E. Allen, Mr. and Mr*. * John
hnstr.se*, wa* said to ne n aur- Melach, Jr„ Mr. nnd Mr*. 'Floyd
caia that haa. not bean aurpaaacd IWImc-, I»r, nnd Mr*. B. D. Ca»by any former program In the well.t Mr. and Mra. Newman, and
acriea which ha* been given this J. D. Woodruff.
seaacn ahoait the atorji^of mode.
Aif appraclaUve audirmW\nf over Daphne Takaeh,
fln members and frlrndWlo f th?
The Ruartan group o f compos­
club took ndvarlagr of lh* even­ er* wa* interpreted by Mra. J. A.
ing hour for the prcgrnmla
Tnkach, Mra. E. F. Houahitdrr,
The rm irani was msda-up of Mr*. Floy,| Palmer, Mr*. A. M.
murkal c intlhulinns frein th* Phillip* sod Ml** Margaret Davie,
while th? Polish group gruup wa*
ulai^i and IluKemiu. The prarentAl ity Mr*. Frances Hick­
froirr the ' 'ficandinavl arl son arid Miss Madeline 'hlnllrm.
T* ntndsred by Mri. It. Mra. Arthur Rranan sang several
a, Mra. R, R. !*?••, and number* hy Chopin.
Tha mrHIag was bmoMit to *
cloae by Ml*( Mable llowlrr who
aang two-Bph*n|lan aonr*‘by Dvo­
rak. R«re*nhie|lll, airentoallng a
green ollor ackemr, were saw ad
by the hottesae*.

piano pupil* of Mra. Jaoayh
irt gave lb* followlny pro*
at tha achool auditorium,
iy evm'ny Feb. •.
t — “Our Club" — Mlanla
Club tony by audience,
n rw call at Spring (Blaka)
inline Mill*; "Jack Jaap tha
UK«h ( Mar tin) F.dward Patkor;
"Bibl,, Sioga _ _
Sony". (BObro),
,
L*ul&gt;r Wheeler, tuny by Mildred
JMckert; “Toy Ballboat"— Frank
Yfhoelrr; “The Swallow” (Bury,
■liter) Anna Cedar; "Minuet In
■
flat"
(Moaart-Behulhoff)—
U dnf
Spnrka lee and Joycu Walarlyhtt W
Daytona
*Cnrtoii« Sioiy" (Heller) Spark*
too' Lingo; “ Muale af the rain"
(Bltbro) Mildred Diekert, Sung by
Uttll,c Wkctlerj "Cblnea# 8*roundo" IFliryu) Clara Le* Wheel•n &gt; Maiurk»"'fChopln) William

Harr lull anil childOa., are viiltlng her
Toung ami daughtar
Young ipent a few
taste* rrccntly. Mlaa
who haa for aevrral
ltd th* Ft*. SUU
kad to Oviedo with
thotine, Maxine and
I enjoyed ■ vlalt to
t ■ party cf Sanford
C, Bond had aa her
r, bar alalrr, Mr*. B.
children of Doytona
by Mr. Nelion alao

B. C, Smith, noma madecako and
entity**!* m
enjoyed. Mr*. R.
J.- Ratter of Longwood wu* aUu
a ralkr In tba lata ovanlny.
Hr. and Mr*. U. II. Blfoug
trow 8yt»eu*e, N- Y. am triulUn#
their p*lr« Hr. and Mr*. II, R.
Hunt.
Mr. and Hr*. Karl Daul and
ton apant U«t Sunday rial tiny
at the home of thrlr brother, Paul
KhaDk, In Ortaado.
Hoyt Maryan w i, employed
Saturday to do plumbing work for
Paul Moreno* of Lok* Hawaii, and
lator will inntall bath room fl*«

turn before Mr, riertnce tVliti
to kl« t hiciiro hint*.
JUt, W. R, Dkkvrt and famll
want to Orlando Thursday to hw
Hilly Sunday.
.

ANTIQUES

CELERY GROWERS

TM.HSMIpftmi.,1 nitty- *wdT.
Minuet In G." (Btelhovr* Ijpo Wheel*r; “German
( lU'cthovea) Dorothy Loot
a rapreflo" (Beethoven)
■r, l^iujao A Frank WhaeL
* Ml*« AUce ^Thayer,: of Clifton
Bprini«, N. Y.. IgVetpectei this
week for a visit With friend* In
Ovlfdn.
Mr. and Mra. C. S. Lee and
ehlldim were Orlando vlaitora
Monday.
■*
Mr. and Mra. W. B. Luther taP * } In leave soon for Woyneavllle, N.
to make It their home
permanently, Oviedo frlondt re­
gret to have them go but hope
for these kind friend* every hap­
piness and good health In their
fulura humr; *
Mra. C. K. lar entertain id the
ladle* ttihl. Class of the Method­
ist Sunday School of Home Build­
er*. At her "lovely homo on Lako
Charm &gt;n' Tuesday afternoon a
most enjoyable afternoon was
spent
At the revival at the Baptist
Chnrth Sunday night, Dr. W. H.
Hottei of DttrolL Mich., did th*

&gt;T mnhrtndhfuhilly enjoyed a flak
fry on Backs Lake Saturday.
Mr. and Mr*. D. A. Denmark
or Valdosta, 0*. are vlaitlny their
viBlvr
•lator Mr#.
« r » , »|
Hi’ 1**« vtmni»wn
Covington and
Mra. Orao* Buraelt white her*.
Mr*. Demhark' will look after hit
tiltnaiva rttrug InUrnt.
Mr. and Mr*. P. E. Bond have
morel Into tha cotUge of Mra.
Stanley Mattox far the prettnL
„ Mra. Mllh, mother of Meairat
t P. and It, Q. Mill* died Monday
of laat. wtek In Orlando *1 the
hom« of her daughter. The funer­
al and burial service took place
at Arcadia on th# following Wed­
nesday.
Dr. and Mr*. Secord of Sacktill*, New Brunswick are spending
ionic time In Oviedo. While bare
they are occupying the Tlngly ent­
itle .
Mr. and Mra. II. B. Gunter and
drughtar Min Annl* Loulae ol
Greensboro, N. C. who are winter
vlaitora of Melbourne were week­
end gurala of Mr. nnd Mr*. B. F.
Wheeler.
Mr*. Hoyt Morynn had aa' her
gurat Friday afternoon, Mr*,
laura Mathna. Mr*. II. C. Park­
er. Mr*. Clark Malhua, and Mra.

KILGORE’S CELERY
VARIETY
a
*

'

AN l) STRAIN DEMONSTRATION
on It. F . C ooper's fa rm , Coikcirtm A venue. T h irty seven
d ifferen t celery etrmlns end V trieU w grow n under Sem ­
inole County condition* will be hervented betw een / 8
nnd 10 o'clock T huredyy, February 19th.

COOPER’S FARM-CAMERON AVENUE
H to 10 A. M. Thumday
Celery Growers U* There 1

ALMOST
UPSETS

2

MRS. FRED T. W1LUAM9
. Jta Oak AvuAao
Phauo A W
•
TUESDAY. THURSDAY,'
|FRIDAY
Sanford, Florida. ..

February 20th

Evening-

YOW ELL’S

�i n &gt;nd the Florid*
Ford irprr*e«tiH*W

By roortMjr of U. 8. Department
8tala Marketing lla m a . J. tt \

sa s.

' i t a ;t

y ta jrt. mostly WIIww' m H ‘
children WgyS
&gt;IM m«mr t.W.
ailed. 3.1 &lt;&lt;..1 ST*. few
w-Vm . j .........vr

Ijy

American, Legion « f adoption of
the Hous* trill without change, al­
though, pleat for. UberwHaatlon at
fi* ila Ilona*' maaiun wail* Voiced.
Tha miaaura bad banly reach•4 Uw Senate chamber from tbi
' - licuai whi* Senator Aihnrit (U
mfread to Uka It bp.' Bloek■ rad by tha rule*, »i* entered a mof; . tlon to dlKharga thi flnarei cam, milter fr.m Ita conalderatloo .and
'.1 aald hi would *«k s rote today.
Pkadihg fo f regtlnr procedure,
Chilrmhtt Smoot' » f the finance
cominlltre, and Senator* Walaon
of Ind'ora, and Reed of Pennaylvanla, the ranking Republican!,
•aid the commute* had a right
a f len t to 'rta'd lha bill and een«
, . - at.It with Secretary Mellon re­
garding It.. .
V— _ S e r ip t o M F ^ ^ t i^ a o r i-^ w i» »

” lUBlord II. OtW ii I, Total 111
Maim OlM. •Mfci al rial
Mat Warm, elo*4y, Msiillna« m&lt;»
vi air. anoil wire ih&lt;,ulrr. livniaa
arllrr, mark a. firm. llarlooiN I «

ir* &gt;• |mek.
’"'*1.*
»mr, ri&lt;oiinAi »• '•'*!*
u S a r .f « h i w , m~.1T
■tnaoeiir IM.3.I.. * ■**
Jfw 4
« &gt;'••*
,,w
i f ; A a# • •&gt; f . u S ift

uaual tm a a , V I * M D A , II I";
rfatra In Ihr r w n . i M
H
• l i t M l . II due. l.W .I 75; rnr

’Axil),

EMINENT DIVINE

I lorn. W"»llr *•**• loro rittea I -

carried l* pi
m
w !i«.«n&gt; unWIr*.
.'ilnl"fV
irrilHl
II W ile* lh# fy

Sanford Q uintet
Befisafe D e lia ad
By * -a35
To 20 Tune
w* • ^
tr
*

thaalOM ttti
Jvirrnli,' rH h
w tti return*
Wr war.'1'* ■ 1
' irr.
Dr. .arimyne
Wilton’. M
lure of the proiti
arranged hy out
lane, who, reeldh
tty, are lekuUf b

m*nw,

w u ,

k. u

brink*. N. J , H »»)itH . Vin NotU, Morristowir, N. J./R . R. Patch.
Rlimhim,' M u i, T . U. "Eekereon,
|MWT.CIt^ N , , / . Tom Kmntir,
A ; W.-'Hotea, o t t iM *
&gt;&lt;»m M urtif; Btdfilo, N. T-. md

Aeeountanta and
P in t National Bin

ON ION

PHARM ACY— A *t

- (ConUaood From P-ir» One)
thrta rnnre game* rn ita schedule
before 'the diatrtet tournament
Ptmer* h a t r - T a m JS M »nw r*r&gt;
being made hr make tW-iawewae
•deal the ‘ meet irtrrratlng ever
M O B C S U . uiUt JaatwJ&gt;,
team one of the three beet In
the 'entire {district which ha com-

~ ^ T in *a analysis of tha meaaun,
denying'llgeroutly the contention
« f Secretary Mellon that It woald
Ireolve additional financing by the
gere-nMint, poaalbly naceMltat. Ing Inerraaed taxai.
' i Smoot late In the dey rallrd
, upon Pieajdent llbover. lie tantried that'the meaaure which pe’ mlta veteran, to borrow np to M)
per rent of the faea value of
their bonus rertlflcatea would be
gulekly paiaed by tha Strata and
probably would pern over a veto.
Smoot ,nld he had no Idea of the
attitude of the Frpridenl toward
’ tha bill.
I
.
A hand of 27 war
vrlermna
reached the capital
yeatorday
from Seattle, Wash., to add thalr
plea for-prompt action by the
Pe-iate. They railed apon Senator
PtU„(p f l . . h ) .
~

manahlp abd play which hae been
nn’ mrtala-tiling point of Iho local
qulr.tet’a play alilre the aeaann be.
gan, and liiform.rllnn gained from
aevrral aburce, indlratee that San­
ford w in (rln dtftrirt honor* and
with It the right to compete for
Ihe alata champhrahlp at Oainmvilli, iarty In March.
The local quInttPha. won 10 of
Ihe 13 gamea on Ila achedule to
rlatr It atandi at lha bead of the
norlheaitem ronferinrr with a re­
cord of r ight Win* ard no drfrata.
view, point of Ita *raF.om
aona record, no other team In
Florida beaiti a* many victuile*
over the claaa of nppoalllon It haa
fated,‘ ft rank. on a par with
the beat team* which Tampa,
Jackeotivlllp, Miami &gt;r&lt;d other
leading fillet have to offer.

Rev. 8. Parke* Cadman, prom­
inent Brooklyn clergyman and ra­
dio speaker, will take active part
in lha crlcbratlon of Fouadaa’
Week at Hollins Ccllege, Winter
Park, Fla, from February 1H to
February 24. On SUBday afternoor. February 22, ha will lie one
o f the conti Ibutora *ln peracn" at
the fifth annual liaue of the Rollln* Anlmatrd Magaalne, "the on­
ly magatloe In tha.. world that
tR iO il.e
come* alive." Sunday night, Febniary 22, he will deliver the aermon at a Unlin Itcllgloue Service
to be held at Rolllne In coopera­
tion with tha Winter Paik
tContlaead From Tag* One)
rhurehre.
lenet 60 or more farmer, mini I*
Dr. Cadman liaj been paator of
In. .the coalcat. wtbarwlea tha rarh Ihe Central Congregational Church
Ung on r.ew festursa for enter'award*-Would be'^tthdraww.1- ' 'll Brooklyn aliwe lOOl."
’
lolnnmnl or winter vlaltcre. luul
* Tb# ikte* Indicate that .theee It
Tuaaday evening at lha'IKirary thr
«• eatry fa#, but t^U a regteimhoatraaaa for tho Weekly piirly
tioniKlinli mini !&gt;♦ filled In Wforr
vrere Mr*. Daniel larighton an I
the planting dale. All rrrorri* will
LONGWOOD
Mr*. Hardy, wh&gt; reived dellcloui
be bated. on a conleit plul uf one
Mr*. J. If. Mealck
ri fre-hment*.
maaaumt acre and all onlealanla
In the debate *L I ymarl .Sahnot
The largrgt ,ru&lt;
“ aural grow a minimum of five
on SaUirdarlh* r i i h j e C t t h e
. Mrra of eom In Kemlnnle County by Dcngwjuj Ch
preeept Jury ayatearbe aSollabed"
durUe 4931. Three judge*, aelrel- merer el me boom
the neeaiivc w*a tahen by fllady*
, ed by the ogriculiural Inalructor,
vote, of lha eintettonta, and whrn belwrrn 260 and 800 mem­ Sloretoek and Fern Frala v*. SI.
vote of the two Judges thu* aelert'. ber* and gurit* filled the eulld- Jam.* achool tram o f Orlando. The
ed, .Will be In full charge, and the Ing to rapacity-to enjoy a kritetrt*
award* will be made at a “ Com tul program of entertainment hud arrnrdod the local debater* aa
Cbbauriob"i dinner which will be dancing. The mint cirdlal uddrta* lh*irw wav a much younger tlaia
hats during Nov. 1031.
of welcome by prerldent J. U An- team. Judge* ware Mr*. K. P.
The complete regulations are a' drrion waa received with applauac, llon c, Judgo James Sharon and
..follows!. }
and evaVy numbor on the program,
t. O oa must be grown In Kern- under dlrettorahlp Of Poitmattcr
Inale'.County.
Charles I, Matthew*, waa cMhuar 3. A -ctmlmt pint shall be one
mradutbd hero and all record*
’ ^halllbb-baied on this plot.
cumpanlerl liy Mr*, [,»ula Rnla'-bS^ Jtfclch .contestant must grow mlngcr. Olive Codding moit deva antnhmun* of flva acre* of c ir- •rly gnve two humorous reading*,
' tidSetfdiiol* County.
llatgaret Mattheer*. accompanied
' iiiiRvthnla on the forileat: j )do- Sy Aldla Im Vlgne. beautifully
ahiu he kept up to ddte on lh* rcndcnhl two plan.-lcguea, II. 'J.
.I
m l __ _ m. __-bawl. . . . .
Dvrntncet. Hr., In hi* Imimlca!
.-•tyle, netted ■ mart deter humor&gt;ur |Mm, tamgwood rearienta are
filtration blank m v»l, b
fuatly proud uf Iota! talent that
ind dlled with the cw nt; I* available In our mld*t end ate
ural Inalruator bejer glad of avery opportunity to hear
•r.4
i; i..*_ npuelmaatcr
......wg^. Matour' ’r*
enlrrtali
■•"T; PHtal lrecorde ehall by placsd thaws told revamt hllarlotti alterIn the hands of the Cuunty Agrl* dotra In hit uaunl clever manner.
’ cultural j Inktrurtor within Iblrt. Creat credit la due those In
deya after 'harvesting Ihe crap.
charge of Ihla most euccamful af­
8. Alt tiaetsuremrnte of are* am' fair, especially to Mr. an,| Mr*.
yield will M made and &lt;eHifled In Codger, secretary and aealatant, w a r n S F M I N O L E
tho County Agricultural Inatruc
tar ( t W* aa m t •.
Commerce, and the varioua mmV. A fonimlttea o f Judge* shall -nltleea. A five piece urcheatra
from Sanford furnl-heJ ttveigh
b« selected Jaa follow*!
• On* It b* aelrctej by the Agrl
lelactlona and mualc fir Ilia dandv
Ing acceptably.' All gueeti front
cultnra) Inalructor.
Owe t* Ha aalected by vote o'

-s ‘Disclosed
; For C o n t e s t On
, ,Growing xOi .Corn

4.
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W B W f t ca tia e ^ p O W O T ^ lj

CREAMERY

Qua t* ha aalected by tha abov*
two aeloctad Judgea.
JO. A n v d a r ia th n from th*
Ihe judging Commilte.
of makicg.the award*
&gt;uahi-l o f cent ahall le
i tho County Agricult
etura at lha Una* a'
yield for lha purpow
roil* of yteld twllma

Banford

: Always oa hand al

tnuVlv
IWr lieiMvt

-nrmhera gathered to honor lh*lr
faithful Ua^.r. TT.. njom* were
beautifully adorned with
fladie
,«laa and atparagu* ferw- A " *»■
kyable program waa rawdarei,
ringlrg ey all. taadinga by Mr*.
Wllllamrilreen. Mr*. Hruhat. Mr*

ji
7,1 n'tplo by Mr*. J- Frad
held. A fU t of flva daJUrt 1
waa sraaenUd Mr*. MaQuIll

;

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AD RATES

L E G A L N O TIC
FIVE ROOH8i «M&gt;t»t)i. * n t Pal » Tint iiti i t tor Ttt »&lt;
m e »o A rt. ft o M O &gt; N a WgO
Jtnuie. aitiiiniii.it V o
ntatk o r I'LiminA*
IS IIr. T IIK KATATR O F:.
A XK I. H gS IN lK H .T * IN PI

w'korr A snbPlt&amp; x

sA t.fjr ctfery
Mmthing
pnprr h.nd^wlrt jhyfticlrnt for
four ami onT h »If Sere*. Doth pa­
per and aim of be»l quality. Two
yraia nlil and In good condition.
Price fllfi. P«r act*. For further
Information communicate with I).
Itol.O (M i Ilia H tb &lt;Uf
A. Urlwlacktr. Winter Part. P. 0. narr. A.

lice, which V

fo r

con,l*t*nUF,

of It praflU
Wa today to
’a Interrata. .

r effort* hat*
tartaua tobi
duiiti* jwik

0:50, Theater ntwi, announce­
ments) 8:80, • THut 7.-00, Dinner
mule; 1:00, Yard and Oardail
*:l*s Grace FUka, pianist; 8:00,
Tbn ( ! ) Mart; u;so. M ule of Ut*
Mailer,; 10:00, Entertainer*. I
Gloria Gay;
JM*f| 7:00, Amos
Sdward Rambler;
i; 7:45, The Brothn or*be«tra; 8:10,
WMffchU Ian; »:30,
' i l M - Clata, Lu
M - F w a a ; tl-.OO,

8:80, Bgra daaee; 9:00, TeMris-'
IM, • : » , flam* a* WJSt m oo,
Sport*, ol
J tli, C

Itrdir Bob'Sew ha11; UK
Tiety (1 1-f'hour*).
tMCMWJR—7tf
Taiorlaloa; 8i45.fi

WJAA— Jadrtowrilia
w Mo Ne s d a y , FBB. II, (Ml
8:00, Children'! Programt tiH ,
Rhode* Futeh Collins Music Mak­
er,; 0:45, Literal* Digeet'a Tup­
le* In Brief by Uiwall Thomet
NBC; 7:00, Arno. V Andy NBC;
7*15, Junior League Progiwmi
7t)0. PM) Cook NBC; 7:45, 0 8 * * *
Washington
Hotel
Orckeatrt)
1:00,' Mather Hubbard Hbu,; 0:00.
8:M, Cam-l PUaawa Hour NBT;
10 JO, Coca Cola ProgMm NBC;
41:00, Florida Clttui Grower*
Gilheerm*—t t i
WEDNESDAY, FRO. II, t i l l
8:60, kadw Scrip BoUkt 8:15.
Paillft* Ml**lt, violinist; Edward
Ntwcome, halt ton*; 6:45, Steels
Rather*; .7.-kb, BAflial Cuttle A
111 Florldlaiw; 7:54. Weather
WEDNESDAY, FEE. II. I M ) ;

8:50,' NiVw-Ptuboa; 8:tB, Mu»leal progrtm; 7:00, Time and
aporta aunouncementa; 7:15, Pain,
tars; 7:10, Royal Poet of the Or­
gan; 8: 00, Correct time; 8:01,
Sport* Broadcast; 0:00, Old-Time
Barn Dance.

. Sally;, 7.-00,' 8am« aaJFJ

- m i l l8ri&gt;,Rll** and I
' Variety;-,!, boon ).

v RESIGNATION ACCBPTBO

‘w a ^ ja ta T n R 1
WmAF (t1:&lt; Mure); IttlB, Sim*
aj W it; )8:I8, Theater Revue.
‘7 - - in jH W E r —is** .

k TALLAHASSEE, Fab. .18 —
fA Fj —Governor Carlton today
accepted tb* resignation of Judg*

1 8:41, Bam* a* WABC; 7:00.
Newt,-finance; 7:t», WABC, Pete;

NICE DESIGN
By Elk MdCono^t

ta»a Wen along (ha a*tUV KhitR
computing the attimttM. eoet of
eontrucUon. Seme'month, ago,
after the organlkatlon o f tn# Infprotemmt CommlU##,- what hra»
hollered to be the first aeadrnoe*
that action wai aoaa to bo taken
waa aeon In the appearance aver
Sarford of an airplane beatla# a
toad department engineer and a
photographer who made picture*
of the entire route .
,.
Mr. Papwprth&gt;„t*ls«|gmAft#*4
»„ part. “ Work t* ha
•otan'V i la .eider to •ipedlU-Ull
natter t&gt; much U potllUf, the
County and City Commtalonm
haeo bees working together fot
the pact few week* In securing
W t H a illy rl|BV*af*wty» from
property owners along the pro­
moted route. At the present time
all bot three property owner* have
TolunUrtlp deeded the needed
atrip of land to the city or cdnnr
ty. All. tlfht-of-waya from Cl!
Branch trUkV td th# bridge
now It) poi*e*tion of authorili
Tha City ha* ronitructM
bulkhead a* far wool al “
city limit, la thb aicIMiy

bENEVA
or the JMpUet Church had a Val­
ent*.* party at tha (hutch parlor,,
gdifct* tors played end' some of
ttmb wage appropriate for the oc-Ge-tihmenti waa •trvrd
and ftult cup..
d n . E. M. Ball and
»
ipent Ihe past, week *1
ICUch. On Sunday the'
by Mr. and Mr*. lUnl
and Mr*. H. P. Smith,
r». Piper, Mr*, b*cr*«Lindsey tad Daughter Marw*rn
Mri. Nell* Thoma*. Kleife Wkeic.
Mil* Rodger and Mr*. M. E. Dm)*y and enjoyed a picnic dlnnn

BigLeagtieGame
Prospect For Bi
Fans Of This Ci

Palmetto
SSI or ral
Bids. *'

LEGAL NOTICES

(tlontlnced rmm Pag* Ono)
pitrhlag dntlr* will lie araumeil op
mine other than l-eHy Cruse, ace
o f the pitching force* of
both
)r«rue*. The second team will be
made up of irversl nf the yuung»lera of la»i year1* Athlitlr aquad,
and a number of ri-w-rnnirr, from
Imih major and mlno.- league*.
The Mnr-up of thr two leant* 'la
r* follow*: Flrat team. Fnut, lb,
HUhop, 3b, Holey, ,a, Dyke*. »b,
Miller, rf, llaa*. cf. framer, If,
fiN-hrane, r, Drove. Kamihaw and
i,there, pitcher*. Hecolyl leant,
Tndtr ib, Wnllafn*. Ilti7 McNair.
»Mr*. Floyd Miller and Dirk m , lliggln*. S i, Moo.*, rf,, JohnRirieille m itnrrd tn Orlando on .on, ef, Kinney, If, lltvlng, r,
Rummel, Shnre* and VYallierg,
Stturirj.
P. T. Wakefield ipeni Friday in pitch*ra.
TiHl on I tlrelng were recently
Tiwavllle on bail new.
fce*tlfc. Blown r s * a yiiipir ol jAl]Cha*ed from the Boatan Red
Clair HArtlon on Sunday.
« « ■ N*-i, Johnaon waa the batting at*
team
Mr*. Blanch LenArd* I* !j hRvfgg of the Portland,
her. old home tkfecked and wilt timing 10.10, white Kinney li the
only minnr league player on the
buud a h &gt;me on the rood aide.
nwter. William*, McNair,-lllgglna,
Mooie, Itommell, Hhorei, and WaL
t a* far aj Claud Branch,
___
fcaeKary Veneer Co, budaeaa meeting wai conducted Iwrg were all menibr,-a - of Ih*
*
plant. The county fill, but no with Mr*. Pdul Dooley prrridmg. club laat year,
bulkhead, attend* from Ribauf Report* of. the atandlng caaMHT- ia a builnrai vliltor In Geneva and
Forest to tho prrtent bridge at tee* at,d a talk by Mr*. Wagaei W ataylng In hi* home while here.
of Chuluola rrc, of the diatri.-t
Monro*.
Mr. and Mr*. (Jeo^re SiUrat and
When roMiM*t*d, the dHe* will aero also heard. After which thr aon Harm, are vliltor* In Geneva.
undeubUdly b« on* of the moat program waa given. HUtory nf
beautiful In* central Florida for II Mr*. Barney fnunder of the I*. T.
*UiV«
rtried •aaetioa. flUrtwill aklit
« varied-apaHott
st»n- A , by NDa. W. L. Seig; lllutnry
LEGAL NOTICES
of ih* M m 'inc-qf the P, T. A., by
Migr-J r HtlMeAn acroatle of
ra « naan t vukk imyiov
____ of great balgkt and eohaldd Mr*. Batnty tty th, member* of
trabl* beauty; past tb* sit* *i tho P. T. A. A *ong. "Tribal# t&gt;
Woodland Park, onr* a laig* a- Ur* P. T. A." by a quartette com­
« i f-vrilftca le No. IfT, daled in*
muadment renter
and pienN peted of Wm. Kilhev, H. I*. Smith, TJ 'h
^ d a g » f Ju lr A. ll.. I l l f . Ha*
ground* where a huge aulphui Mr*. Nrllp Thom**, and Pauline III"! H b t c e rlm r a ia Iti mi .ifflea,
I,*p n m l- appllcallon f« r la s
*Bring |Inwe. I into a swimming Moran. Pirarntatlon nf tin- Birth­ iand
Icm I In liau r In arrnrilanr,- with law
pool of lara* proportion*; lh*a day cake which waa brought in on Halil rrrtlllra li. amliraraa I hr fo l,
la w la s dMrrlliad prauarl* aliuatad
through a*foTvit of pine, oak and a lltlle wagon drawn by &gt;1* little In
H-mlnnlr t-nunly, Fin,Ida. In.w ilt
11U uf N R q . Hvrtinn I t. T o w n ,
mapIs ttcea through Rlbaut For- children, with 84 candle- nn It and
ih
lp ta Hnulh. Ilanga I t |U-|
one
large
one.
At
thr
iloae
a
so­
e*L A)/th»t point a clear view ol
la H,r„
e t W field* which will In many cial hour followed, an,| refre'b- Th* H h l land In in s a i- r .i- ,1 si
ID* d al* » f aueh r a r llflr a l* In Ih*
Tfiataaeoa be nett to the road U mehla nf raka and punch were asm
* ,&gt;r U A. W llJtoN , I'nlraa H id
afforded the motorUt a* h* drive* sarvml.
r a r tlfh slp anall h* r , d „ i n r j , r .
. Friday rvrning mot log picture* cording In Isw la * ilavA w ill that*,
toward Sanford. Fully a mile of
an Ih* Itlh . d * r o f Fvhruarg A. JJ„
farm property adjoin* th* io*d, Wilt be given *1 thr aiulilnrfbth t i l l
W ltn*»» qir
o fficia l
alsn stars
prerented
by
The
Soul
hem
Koreafollowing which the indottri*l
and aval I hi • Ih* 11*1. day nf Jan.
Section of Sanford I* paired, and try Educational IVjjn-t, giving tb*
finally the traveler find* himself itofy of the pint)- forrit* and
at tha Municipal Zoo and the City ehmalng forrMa and fntrat Ilf*.
L u n J lw m B ' w

k

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km

rISAIj MOTufir
SOTIOl IH IIKIIKDT
ihnt thi undrrelgurd Will,
lllti «l*y nt March. A, IX. I
avnt In lli» llon»i«bl*
Judge nr Avmlnnb County,
Mi final rnurn. •(■Mil
toMlMti ■■ Ailinlnliiralai
Katatr &lt;&gt;t Atrl Mt»1n*nitg
id. anil at mid ilm». 3
iht-ra, taaki aniT.lrailun In
jinlai rnr a final i-lllim*
admlnlitrailnn of aald ehl
far an iinlir -n-ihariln*
aurh Admlnlairaiur,

I lir a s

g A tllh

Nnllr* la he t f p f ■ I n n In nil p er.
anna h a v ln s cla im " » r * n r kind or
naiur* aealnatrtlie HrtnlRole i ' uuh ,
ly llullitlna ami lamll A»««h Intlon.
o f fUnfnnt. Fin,Ida, Ihnl unle«- ,io-h
claim * *r* p rt»«n ir.l to tin- l.liinld.
* l* r nf *itla ItulM lio: nn.l I....... A«.
aoelatlnn wlttiln
lo .lv .
loonth*
from ih* d*|o o f ih i- m ill.-.,
w ill he f o l i o r l.ni t .it un.I.r I he
nrorlelon nf &lt;&gt;ii|i|ir J * l,. tain* o f
FbifliU.
You w ill nrreent nil i-UI iiin In Ike
iin .li-i-lin ed
L‘&lt;|ul.Uior a i
Kan.
ford, Klnrlda.
Ilanronl. Florida.
January 1*1ti. I*M.

w. it. TttMtnnurrR.
t.liiul'lalnr, H e m I n n I •
c o i l hi y iiuilding and

BUSINESS
;
DIRECTOR!
Cut
Handy

SEMINOLE F1BII •
p o u l tr y market

Phone * »

Ft.h—Chlekeag •B IC Y C L E S ’ * RBffAl
Ijwh. Key and Gaa R
DRRTCrt’R'
P I^OTOGRAPHl

Brlgga. Jewelar. Mag. Aw.

For Uetter I'hol* fM
A. WIKBOLPT.

Dr. W. B. MatDOUOALL, CHIROPRACTOR, M row located at
hi* midtnea la Fleral Ililght*,
». garfard, Phaa, M8-M.

D R lN K B L U N t ^

LOST— White ahaggy dog. An
awer* name, “ Bounce.*' I'hon*

FRUITS A
VEGETABLES: j

Cut Ool Fot- Handy
Rrfcrcncta
,

aITc a d b

m ahkrV
Che*pe t la Tewa.

ORO TON truck with Uncoln
transmbaion, price IT5.00. Ileal
Ben, Myrtlr Av*.
.

Trade In Y ou r lined Fur­
niture nt W A G O N E R ’S .

CAFE

OASIS CAFE
Open 24 hour* — 1
Fork.
LUMBER

■VfLDfNO BLOCKS—IrrigsUea
bezt* and general cament work
litre*)* Concrete Co. J- E. TerwIBage*, Prey »rd and Elm

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WILSON’S BAIUlER 8B
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Service. Phone 188.
SHOE REPAIRING

IQA— P oultry

A . E. D O BB IN S
210 E. 5th Bt.

THREE VARIETIES hatching
rggt. 75 cent* per setting. F.
A. Dy*on, Country Club Road,

ROWI. FOR IIRCREX'

SECOND HAND STORE
We buy old shoe* and cloth­
ing, IIS Hanford Are,

WANTED TO BUY: Used light
kicker. Her R , L Hagan, H*nfont Auto Tag Ag«nt.___________

Hanfotd.
HANFORD PRINTING

VEGETA

WANTED, right away, »red of
the dish cloth gourd. Write how
much you have. Mrs. Alice Warn­
er, 210 E. 11th 8 t, Jacksonville,

Open 24 h o u r a i-1 1 2 3 .
P»rlt.

By-John
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S A T -C T O U T
M A N Y

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V I w a n t a m c t t m c c i.

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M-3t Arcade

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Upkolatreing.

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                    <text>,T MODERN

Colton Park BUI
To Be Considered

feN INSTITUTE

vlaloa or*r
grtatar lif t
trolUr of tl
root "bad f)
(mtitutloao.

Ibtain Control
tng Prices lip
scord Gains Of
1 To 4 Dollars

Declare They WillOjH *
pose Bitterly Any
Attempt To Adopt
Liquor P l a t f o r m

supervision,/taUndmia a
►aWd.-pald-^
let and all

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WASHINGTON, F*b. 17. —
♦API—The Houm poetic Urdu
committee today MlthcrUr)
Chairman Colton, Uls)r, ta ssbrillut* th* Senate bill for th*
Owen mea.ur* to m a te a na­
tional park In th* FUrlda Ever­
glade* In th* hop* of obtainlrK an rally onaHmani, Col­
Ion aald h«- would attempt. t*
bring Ih* mtaauro t*.*«t* iMs
wr*k and added ho thangbt It
wjgld “go through".
■

17- ( a p i - .
Itnrk mark*! Up

WASHINGTON. F&gt;b. l7^?NrP1
—-Democratic party leaden wtri
hottra y-*tmlir_hx^ekiUa
t f i Mnitors that they would Wt'

WWr oppo-t any attempt In adopt
a «Ht blank In ih* I'.iJZ natbnal

Bill Authorising Ex­
penditure Of 4SMUlion Basses House
MbrsiJdw

VP*

Ybelr vttltudr waa mad* known
during a rough and tumbl* dllpoU o**r prohibition among Benat* Democrat*.
Chairman Raakcb of th* Dem­
ocratic National Cemmlttm. and
JoRrit Kboutr. chairman of tho
(Wfcutlve committer, wrr*
th*
&lt;arg*ta ‘of Irate aouthrm dry*,
led by Benatvr* Sheppard of Tex­
an ar.d Morrlion b f North Caro-

IT—(API
WAHHINGTON, FfU. 17-1A
PI
— T,h!*. administrate n-approvc-l
program for wider federal owaar•hip of postal fhctlltl** wna pass­
ed yeattrday by the Houa*.
Paaaag* of lb* bill to authny
la* Z4AdW0,00O for th* removal
of pM Ul'octlrlU** from l***H
quarter* fait*, gawrnment owned
sub-station!* and garaget Waa *!•

FRANKFORT, GERMANY—Th* It.xntgvn Imt Itut* h«re, ereatrd In areot dance with th* plana af the famnua roentgenologlat,
ProL Hr. Holfrlo’er, L claimed la b* ihc moat modem In the worIJ.
Thla photo ak*wa on* of th* wnadora of tho Institute—th* taoJein
ueotgen “look through" machine.
,

Final fongreeslonal anion on
■' * nearby
is. .Jumped tho propoonla la expected by admlnlat ration follower* In both
brunch** thl„ **salon.
Th* 118,000,000 bill wna sent 1*
f*Uowed the.Mjpdi^sr.
th* Benat* wlfh uranlmoua ap
proval.
Th* allocation proposal'for SI
p-ejecta waa taken under mnaldarat Ian by th* llcua* appropria­
T W S S S I 11^
i. M M V im k
w V 11| IS I •s
tion* rommltt**, which also ha* called to m M 'there'ofc Mar. S
before b allocation* aggicgntlng ,
(Continued Oa H*«o F its)

Foot master Oonaral Broom, th*
f4S.MO.OOQ bill would author!**
either acquisition cf leased quart­
an uard for atatl on i, brant he* and
garagts, or th* building of new
fTocturr, to i rplace them.
‘
. An amendment by Reprewantntie* Mate (It Minn.), gmvldlpt
'lb*t In ra»* wf punchas* of l»***d
(Continued On Png* Four)

Stubborn Drought
In Western Areas

Clarence Saondc
Grocery Concern

idUdy iu;. » i
roldltg hear. 1
rouldnt kUL
banging h''i

MEM I'll IH, Tana, Fab. 1 7 kP&gt;—Th*
Clarvnrt Saunders
tarn, Inc, *outh*m #»rv*-your|I* grocery rhaln, -was delated
Skiupt lo federal dlotrigk court
wfrrday and th* way wa* clearI t» return th* f lm ta private
IWntimi.
' *’
A*dltcr* with claims a / flJWO,M kav( approved a r^Bfgaolaaan plan worktd out la «*-o|wrowith the receiver*, prho prohprill direct the business whta
scriverablp ends-1
dotal Judge lla-ry a Andarv
ariwMt (Kb
lm ’ BMkniat
adjudged
th* fflrm
bsnkmpt
i accessary formality, and dlid th* receiver* to carry, an
| the m ii te t n *)•« B‘tnmt**
bi 10 days. Than th* au*U
b« o*1d to tb* Creditor*’
a, which will flnaaga tb* ra,l**t Ion. ■. ■ * t
* receivers ar, L*aU* Plrataf Memphis, and J. R PriorN*w Y*:k- .
b ; alarn* w *at Into revolverb n *umm*r and their foundNstonr* Saundar* af 1‘lfgiy
S u m , went W CaUfomla. 1
d .b * is oporntlag anothar
L*k»- .
* ’ -'*fc k

caevoriri

Several TightMatches
Are In Prospect For
Approaching Gaines

Says It Has Failed T6 Local TeacherHanded
Honor For Second
Enforce P rovision
Of Lateran Treaty Successive S e a s o n
nr Ihe eerond consecutive year
VATICAN C1TV, Feb. M —
work drr.e hy Alex K. John
(Al*)-— P»fe Plus, addresalag th*
;
teacher of Voratloaal Agrl
I-BRI»n
1)1
cache.A
of
KoiUO.
VSaltfa
---------------e o v
* * ----- ar» g
|tr« hi th* high wheal at BniedSy octu-edjht Italian gnvernui*tlt
It Jailor* in carry‘ Xbt Iha" ( A - '
ran treaty to the Uttrr l*y per­ Hat In the . rafting -nf rncatlerval
mitting “Ininioial" ncaapapere. I Agriculture taaeher* according ti‘
.movi.p, and vaudweiUn, mcoxrag- I prrflrirncy. Thla atamllr.v caused
ing nrglert of Kunday obaervann him lo bi named Mailer Teacher
ard inuntminr’ng I'mtaattnt pr &gt;- of Vocational Agriculluia In Flor­
ida an«l make* him allglale to
J (Uganda.
.'■He rhargnl tiiat goe*rnm nt in rtitnpclr frr th* honor if Iwlng
atitution* ‘ iH-'arUgiad prnfatiuiinii nanwd Ma-trr Trader^ of th*
of the Babh'th hy taking ,'minrmen out of the churrbei Inin aib
I lk 1 or ivcrrational artlvit'ei. Iln
d .l not rrfrr dirrrtly to it, lm| It
waa believed that hr el«i ba I in
mind Ih* govt mm nt’* rrrrni Inotitntlen of mmrulaory prr-mllllary training by which young men
•tr obiVrd do drill each Bun.'ny
mornleg for a year and a half liefor. herinninjr their regular mili­
tary service.
A* lhr pontiff received the
prirat*. over whom a« tllahon of
,

Synthetic Voice Is
Demonstrated By
English Inventor

Military Dicta tor
May Be Result Of
New Crisis In Spain

IwaysToRevise

an Prir.&gt;produrta
east and
oil reflo­
at* In the

MADRID, Frb. 17.—(A P )-- A
n*w polltiral crisis in which I min­
ed th* threat of a military dictalerahlp waa thrust upon Spain to­
day with Ih* failure of Ju.r C a r.
r* 1* form a givernment nf th*
haal* of a liberal rntutHulional
revision
Qorrr*, dra'gnaled by King Alfoavo yrstvT.lay to get a t ablest
ligvthar, vtrnl to th* yabre to­
day and Informed th# Klnv ho
w(a unable In sanin- a rolUb. ra­
tion of republironv and rirlalUts
sad v*noId have ta rrn tone* kb
teak, n* advIaaJ the King l» rail
upen Malguladet Alvaiex. aim'ber
adv**al* of conatitotlonal revljr
I in ta Pmlt the power* id lb*
threra and leader cf Ih* refnrmtvt
gross la lb* Spisnlth ceairrvailv*
1 Th* KilV caJUd.AIvam lx (h‘,
polar*. AIvstml j f anyll. ru- »jll
ic ragwriWd ow’koor* radM-&gt;l ibm
Guerra whoa* datlgnatlnn by tbq
Klrg (• regarded hy atrnar h)*U
aa a aurrmsdrir ta th* eglremUla.
-* V
(AVd ' ■
*
is l

U)NDON,
Feb. IT—(AP)—
W-rd. never (mined by human
|iiHi ami #|Hikm by a voice that
ptrrr
wer» heurd Hundsy
night In thr l/mdun ofHr* »f •»
Amarlran Film Company, the Produevm Itiali Ibi'tlrg Company Ks|it*aa said yeiterday.
It was a aynth*tlc vpIc* In'enl*d by th* y nng F.rgliihmaa, E. A.
Ilumph.lv&gt;. who. lh« |&gt;ap*r »*ld.
found It Impuislhl* to repreducr
woid Bound* by ropy Ing tha lwprra*l*n&gt; from the a'.uod track
of a talkie film.
Ifa rkoao th* w*id&gt;, “all of n
tremhlr" and by analysing tb#
■peaks and vaHeya" Of th* sound
was abU- to diaaert lh»m Ini*
tbrdr vnrb-u* sound), sft»rw*rd*
drawing them aeparaltly on card*
hoard (rip* ard Joining tha atrip*
Ingrihar to form tbo ward*. U*
ph*Ulgta|&gt;hrd them on • rollol-ld
film which, whea rua tbnmgb a
talgl* 'plojcrtur, rrprodu**d Ih*
wards la a deep baas ton*.
Humphries said tb* i«b tw«b

[pa's Climate la
ftcuBBed In Court

fee the firat. time In nearly a
yaar.
” 'J _
Tha at*«l Dturs at a rmup
nad* aubatantlal upward pingreaa,
hut motors, copper* and olla falS
ed to gat ahead notably. Trading
wa* maintained In fair vulumr.
Th* adrancf nrar* than wlp#d
out th* declMl* of Friday and Sat­
urday, and a* mraiund by th*
price Index of ISO reprraentativ*
Itsnri, th* general pric* level waa
put bed , lightly above that of laat
Wednesday to another new high
peak alnre October.
Ktiength In the speculative and
finanrlal market waa largely ranfined t* equity aharta. Honda
were quiet and moved uncertain­
ly, aa dealer* watch*! th* pro­
arc** of th* 'compromise aoldlar
bonus mrature In Congt***. |r.
rnmmodlll**,-button held well, but
future &lt;tcllv*rirs of wheal and
r&lt; rn declined * rent or *o a bush­
el.
Auburn Aalrs which w aa'per­
mitted to Mil back more than
(Caailawd *n Paga Three)

ia* a bad affrrl aw my
R.

M ri*kw , (4 d

McTaxhy. ”W* mu.t go lo

’’WASHINGTON'.- F r it
(A P J — N o lk * w aa g iv s n J n th e S em ite today tty S en ator
A ahu rit, D em ocrat, Arizona
th a t he would a.«k th e Sen* •
a te to begin a consideration,
o f th e vtterann loan re lie f blit,
w ith ou t fu rth er action hy thu
Senatu finance com m ittee. H e’,
first Bought to bring th e b ill,,
nhk-h ‘ waa pasted yr-tvrtlay by
an orrrwhalmlng majority in th*
llourr, before th~ Henri* for sc* *
Hen today, but h* wa* blocked hy !
tha nil**.
Ha thrn entered a formal raa* '
lloa for discharge of th* final**
committee open which ho will aag
a rot* tomorrow. With tha race!
on. proponent* of th* mtaaura wlak ‘
Ui g*t It |« th* Pr*t|d*m *h»*a~
of Ih* 10-day period befor* tha
rloo* of th* aaaalon In which lm
»ny kill th* bill without r^uraT1
»** ** •** 9*flrrr*1 * ,,b hla v*la.‘
A p*w*rfnl majority fw th* men-'
mir- la ctrtaln In th* R*nat*.
-R
Strlklag hard at admlntatraUw',
oppoalllon, tha Houa* yesterday
P****d tha veterans' loan bill by'
th* overwhelming vote of 383 ta

Superior putting on th*' part of
Lawr*rro I.umlqulat, youthful #nIrani In th* m*n'a dlvlri*n Oily
Cklf t'hamplonahlp tournament
now oxtering th« quarur final
rounda at tha Sanftrd Gauntry
Club, rnabl*d Kim t* aeor* n
four up, thrro to play trletery or*r
Dr. B. Pulealon, cortquerer of
Howard Favlll*. at tha club y**teiday afternoon. Sine* K. R.
Pea, drfaullod lo Lou P. Johnaon,
th* l-undquUt-Pul*ato* match wa*
tha laat of th* strand round
match**, and third round, or quar­
ter-final play, wa* arh*dul«d to
b* atarted taday. While
several of Sanford's
atrongeat gulfara wert eliminated
fr.m tournament play tarlltr la
.
the week, th* rntrunto In Ih* U.
It provide* for an Increase from
(|Uait*r.final&lt; at* all s**ion»l
playrra, aid th, competition for ** l- l to 30 percent In th. laan
th* n*xt few days should b* fea­ rain* «f • the. adjusted rompeass-’
tured by aome rxcellent golf, wltli
th* aeml.flnal and final round)
fu'nlahlng rloi* matrhaa.
I-eon l,eRcy, ISM City champ­
ion, will mart John Hrrbat in what
It belltved to be tho moat proml*lng quarter-final round. Mr. la Roy l( rontldrred to b* up to hit
h it y n rS form und haa turned
In several ciedltahl* *ror»a recent-

Many Citizens
SarifoH Expect
ToSeeDeLandFi

M b

Kfualiatud fa an tttfmpt to
b.cak and enter' the- barbecue
aland owned by P. J. Angrll, on
Routh Hanford Avanut early om&lt;
morning left »r#k, 0 . T, Jeeaup.
white labom who reildea In that
vicinity,-was yesterday afUrnoM
tianafrrrod ta th* rounly court for
luithrr artlop, after Judge Jam**
G. Hharpa, .Maiding over Muni
-Ipal Court bed hoard the rvldapr*
against him. Orfir«r Skafftr wad*
Ih* artFM and hSv th* thief witnee* (gainst Jeaaup, who waa
• hvrged with tarrying ronrenlad
w&gt;apon* end att*Aipllng to Iweah
and enter,
.
Nrarl. 20 other raw* ram* be­
fore Judge Sharon for *«tllsm*nL

and ran be depandad upon lo dll&gt;
play a biand cf romlstrnl play.
Ilia te* ( hula ar* generally arm y
at* and of good dlatanr*, wM(a
hi* putting |a aur* and deadly
.when nereraary.
l-awtvrr Lundqqial muat marl
W K. Iloualiolder In what Is conaldtred another' go6d, *1&lt;»* match.
•
Ill*
form I*
U *iiit»u»ng|
amoot her:• than Wit
Mr.
llunaholder'a, but h* laclta roq.
slatenry. Ilia rhanc*« *f eroring
(Continued Oa Pag* Rli)

Big Entertainment
Center, Known As
Radio City,Planned
NEW YORK. F*b. lTc--(AP)Radio City, a hug* *nt*rtalnmeul
renter lo b* erected on Fifth Ave­
nue. will be an actuality within
three years coincident with liw
ratahliahrrwnt of practical radio
talevielon. M. H. Ayleawerth,
praildanl of the* Nat tunal Uroadratting Company, raid luday the
ronrirurtloa wsrh on th* Urge
group of building* should h* wall
undtr way this spring.
II* aald Ih* enterprise I* to cor­
relate theater movies, raualf, and
broadcasting, b&gt;th touod and
sight within B alrgl* group al
building*. Th* center will ba
built by th* Rorh*f*ller IntarUatS
for tha Radi* Cerporatlon of Amerle* and aasacUtsi.

tori* CdMKpi D*y‘#r t V VoluHa''
Couoly Fair in DeUad. every (w- ‘
dirallon' paint* to a record attewd•nee sf Kemlnol* County clthana ?
•I Ih* cthialUon. • t
iH S
At th* auggeatlon nf th* CluUu* .
btr of Cemmaer* Coanty B&lt;&gt;d*| .
Fup*rint*nder.t T. W. Uwton hna-*
granted all pupil* and Unrlrnr- In
Ih* county n half holiday tom*r- X
row. Fryotlrket* of admlarion ;*js'^'th» falHgtutmd* will be dlatrlbatf
*d at tho gate hy oevera! trarhara • I
of lital arhiiol*, and every school .
rhlbl. white and celorrd will b«
admitted fre*.
A windshield rilrkcr which rawdd -!
“Hellrr Del-and, Hanford CrrdU .
You" ha* been prepared hy thk
Cbamlfliy «f Ctnnmikee and may M-. i
had hy eslllng i t thd offica at »;
Mr. Rapwuiib, narth Park Arb-U
sue, ur at th* CftamtwF of Cn)d--&lt;
mere*-olfir* In Ih* City n a lL - 0 .’
poatibla, acvaral cars should l*sNsJ|
nanfpnt at about ih* lahsa hour h»
oW*r that DoLand raoldant* may
nollcs that Ranfard raildvnla a r u \
tupporting 0t* fair.
Florida** romrtdaaloner of agri-**,
culture, Nathan&gt;Mayo, will »hil»'o
•peaking hirer* of th* day wHfe'
(ieorgla’a rcmmlaalnoar of aglfv^jj
culture, Eogena Talmag*. R ayilil
Dlson, world-fanwd naturalist, hss^i

Wolhcim Recoverlnr
Fro pi H ii Operation
M)H ANOELKH. Fab. I7 -(A P )
—Isiuii Wolhelin. screen villUn U
m uvtriA f todi) from m IMW**
tton und^rwtwl fur whai surtguM
•• a primary lUmash
Three Bum To Death diagnosed
ror.dltloa wllh a chronic appcndlvilla allamat. Physician* laid It
In Tenement Flames was
Induced by a attrc**aful atNEW YORK. F*h. 17. —(API— (impt by lb* actor t« roducm

JAOO, FrU IT - (AP) —
Flr.krl&gt;tr.n qurst'aaaddUSo tlgallon af th* klUIag Of
sr Jack tula, I* DaUflald.
K August Is fn * sow U flameI h&gt; attorney described
■uahtaltky cllmila at Obl'.Joh n

Proponents Of Meas­
ure Wish To Speed
Its Passage Before

adders. Th*
I* first Hear
(b* huiMins
said they bat f Incendiary

RENNET PROFtTII

�d f AfU r wlmtl
IKikr !e»l id
■Ml r e tu r n *
Carolina *’W«
betting K ,i 3
!»•* ■.!«*«. t &gt;
n g W t»P*&lt;
ww

iBeSem
County
CD, Fab. 10—Tlit i l u i b
U eighth annual VoTo*!*
fair a t DeUnd, opening
a n i continuing (ten d a|a
ta. Three hnkdred carpenUrialtaa, pointer*, decoKhnlclan* and Uborer*
£ netting ready .(or tha
maay of which a to al*
plaro.
.
Im tory of the fair belld*
I ported *#rly thio «**k
-apace ha* been »akaa,
a that noror befeio oei th* hUtory of th« aeaatd M in tp r Carl W.
Thoro aro laaaty«fawi
p *!»»•*» of exhibit* In

Tula a* iplit ih iir fcriei, Tubno
•winning tbo flret, U U 'ta , P M L.
S, U. taking ih e J h a b W U i \ &gt; t
Woihlngton aU
U f drfrpeS

Athrn* Friday, 25 to I t , aad •TJflmaB
lorday furthor dcmimaJpatM Jta Jeitg ia

I'platfohn acta, and oeren
It action* not khown from
form. Thli program glren
Illy, ItN and T:00 p. m..
roworki a t night.
:
lohnny J. J o a n thowi ha»
brea dlfferert ihowa an&lt;'
lavlcti, which In lUtlf l»
attraction.
'•
flewor ihow la held ^hmr days, and tha kcm»a•
o Baturdiy. On Balurday
rlU be automobile racei
acci each afternoon,
opening day, Peb. 17 ii
aa Owea Day with Con­
ta in Ruth Bryan Owen ai
S ' honor. Reboot children
•lutla and all neighboring
'adm itted feta. Alao.sOarib day, and Labe County
1m E uitli boy* band of M
will bo hoard lB eohcert
(a from tho grand Hand,
g the Lake County dtlega-

"M iry Ann," the famoui methankal baa, built by the United
g ta tl» \P » |«**»ha 1 Of AgrlcoltOre*for ethlbltlon at the World
Poultry Copgipii at London, Engl^nd, will -bo "an outitanding itti action In th i Poultry llulHing
if tha Vj | u«Iv Ciutnly Fair held
Veb. 17-21. Kaperil from the de&lt;
pprtmmt of agriculture at Waihington ami flalneavlllr wilt ihnpnon Mary Ann and d.'muniiratu
her working*.
Miry Ann la ' UUKiH feet In
ilir, itm dlng higher th in n man.'
and lv optraiod by eloctrlrlty. Kha
actually liy* egga, her ImJdem
making thrm from raw material
la a manner *lmllir to tho procraiei 'of naturo a i ra n led on hy
tho ordinary barnyard fowl. While
the d o n her laying ihe ecplalm
(hr various precrimm, carrying on
I diacuiilni about nut:lllon ap-

aaaday, Feb. II, D HemJWnty Day at tho Volaala
I Fair.
k of the feature* to be eoens
iBleen
Exhibition
Hall*
• with magic harmony of
a,-color, d n ig n ood form,
al live (tech, (table* of
t Bt*t* and United Btatee
poultry Bhowe. Coop* /for

iil'cd tu i n production. A ron- thoa# who are bveedlng eath
rtaled phonograph; o f eeofpe, pro­ ly White Leghorni, Drown
home,- and - ath er breeda." V
video Mary Ann’a monologue.
"We arr eatreroely proud of
having lecurrd IhU morhanhal
lira,” rabl KecrrUry
Manager
Km! W. llrown, ?/«.- erory fair
In the country la rUinoriOif for
her and th? e b unly
hfr.
However, ■„ lh» Vnlutla ( llr pi*
lietn lelrrleJ by the iHimrtnii-nt
of agriculture for tbe-angilal »tato
boy. and glrli poultry inhibit oJ&gt;d
imultry Judging rontedt*. and oi
the federal gore.ament anJ the
italc a e very’ niueh lotpreptod In
(■roinollng the poultry.. ,liyJ^*ftry
th.u the yjurig fMki, Wc wdru
favored In rerurlng Mare Ann. Al­
io, i t Ihla fair, tha Klonla Branch
of the Arneilran Poultry Airuclatlon will bare 1U itate showing
of tilids aa well p i tho tlate
f.hnwlng of many dprcial breeder*.

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S ifc n ffm fu c ly 'w o u 'w K A t #
■me of tho week from Ocorgl*
geb, IS t i 24.
.
•Vot.lcrbllt feund the galag
■nah-all aretk, lu ln g to Dukd, 1C
» 44, In on ov rttime period aad
owing to Alabama, 3d tn tP, aad
uburn 41 U 15.
Alit-im a’* victory enabled It t«
imaln In loeond plaro and Marynd mevad Into third pooltIon by
thrashing North Carolina, U l&lt;
iU , and Virginia, 34 to 31. The
t e x t of the V tftW a ggdde* war

f b lta la
N» 0, State KTaihlncton and U p
dpnraneo
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V. P. I.
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Tula no - . w - ---V. M. L _ _ — -------Booth Carolina ~ t 7ZF

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N igh t IM fen
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75 C enta
M atinee* 1 T o 5 P.* M.
25*50 C en U

against ipH or sglfitl|i|ilng.

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GLORIFYING
TYPICAL ENTERTAINMEN

of th. fra* act* to b*
ea dallyt
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nj, *hot from • 1*8 U«
100 fiet In al?.
I cage* performing NaMM, Bengal Tiger*
Leopard*, flcat t&gt;*»e
i fair* In United
-Beyle* Flying q « n * with
Spectator la
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he plane that w*ii W
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59,000 In tha free acta,
rhy It I* known | f »»•
county fair In the Unit-1

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To-l^ight,
Tuesday

bUot Rabbit Rbow In tb*
kiir Rbow of enchantment

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■d M in im ,|
k* Kentucky
M H»bum .
Vanderbilt

b out o f i ho kodrrahlp I
ago, by a rfectalve 44 to
Kentucky 'loot l u a t r

Ive In tho pooltry building!
■ the awlap building! three
Otiea In two tU blet nnd
I of ptgeoru, wild fowl*.
M «M porn of wild animal*

.Hwhetbill trim*, IncM Ing n a n
of K*t\ir.i»y, Peh. M, feflewxi
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PEBRUJ

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LOUIS
wtoMtah*
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king, but
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nation on
• through

the governm ent, a n d m id d
w e n . T h e r e v o lu tio n ise w&lt;
current econom ic deprM ak
IU e ffe c t! ln Spain.'‘W hile
in A rgentine, B rssil, and C

-s a is ' v o E

co n la g lo u i. Tho nine*
ip m o th e r w arring for
a alw ays w inning inde*
atrugglea
40* Ami

freedom

Banator Franklin 0 . King. n&gt;
lor h»« It, will nm fa r gw rrnor
u t year. What a P i l l a r
syrhnlogiMl traitl What an abormsi deslra for punlahmaatl
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The worst thing that ran hap-

Mr. and M a R, 8. Iiaumal To*
V tam ed today from Daytona Bench With quantities of f e r n
where they spent last night w ttt which ware binked largo baa
t
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and fern stands of gladioli
map dragons. In other pm t
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Kckerson, of lbs rhoreh wn* a profutU t
sekonsaek, H. J., are the gaeeta farm , pa Imi and other ahtnhi
Before tha professional
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Tunakllffo
Elisabeth Clark, at tha organ,
dared “ Troumerl". This was
lowed by liohengrlny Wad
March and "To A. wild 1
whkh wna played .apftjy du

been rampant
ivc been beard
tern. Saturday
ifgn. The m oat

■plotting th e king'll overthrow , in d mi
..
Sooner o r Inter A lfonao will “
N ich o la s and th e L o u ii'i o f F n imce w a n t dow n, not to th e
'T he lilt-and-ntn driver la a flw t
b u t into retirem en t probably, w here
»uain af.th a I j g g i f g g W
■,.«J -----------* — *— ^ '- ta Aha pow er
which
w
in
once
Bpiiib’i
.
F o r Irt rea lity S pain wrS once v « 7
The trouble aM aflaU lag a falpowerful. Tim e waa w hen th e aun n ev er l e t on panlah do*
r always hav* Ala jown.
ffiln a : In the N ew W orld1 Spanlah
S c a n t" fo
- rta “hhM “nTBr-thiYrngh*,
Lt hr • usually waats sa
out th e South \V e*l from Q regon to Florida, and In every
an w ell aa in the lilin d a o f th e
llcona italled th e aeven t e n and

an active
f a th e r o f

Wa looked a t tha IfUntrloua
soldier la the mirror, ThU waa a

e

Kamlarad
(faculty

r ago. HU tr a lu m u ' already

wn. Rut tha feature, -.arm aed
utmost calm and aefarUty, "Meosleur, the Marshal," spoka
up
d*Or, the roal merchant, fM Btunder the lather, "what b c A to h ta t
oho read un tha i m t T ^ f K l I ."
laid Ja ffrr, ether* are a r^ jA of
them. I Ilka beat T h e BaUM af
Jutland.’ by tha German Captain.
Von Haas#, and the/i th a t. la 'Un
dec tha Eyes of the Oodddsa* by
Dr. OrlnUL It’s not W a t a't
Of course there U also tha ’Memo­
rial of Fath' th at’s Just cu tP
"Koch didn't like Ctemejraaa."
•M m up tha aatfm u. U a .h a i.k U
reasons," replied Marshal Joffra.

'w ill obilay of
•a b siltu tU of tb r a O w W »*
w h ic h &amp; i k m * r hMug »m«ed
lor the 10 and tO /ra re notes. But
|* a mors years vIH' have t n run
before (Ms rh aare takas piano,
r •*f ■presumably by that time tha
lu lh o rtlas will h4v( made op
their mind* w hat to do about tho
b-frane nJte. 1111* difficulty Is
In gv'.y a psychological one. A sIL
ft

TWlU

to 4 o’-

In comparison with - the . grant
heavy pre-war ecu that It'w ould
probably bring hams to th# gan*
r ia l public to ’a much more otrlkIrqr fashion than anything alas
has resulted In d lrid ld g tb * trine
•
People who read th at tha gold
reserves of the Bank «f-F i*nr«
aro now wall a m 'two hlUlon dal*
lara and bear that' this plethora

ihytcrUn
. selected

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this tlm s tha
ayaa wfll bagia

Meeting

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Ho th e outlook fo r A lfonao U tlubloua, Me m ay survive
th is crista, Jt»ut th ere w ill be otyera, ’ J

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Tha world U full o f creatu res w h o khftW -h o w tp run
everybody’*,bualnepa b u t th eir bwn. Ona o f tKMn ^ m g In to
ace u s t n a other day. Ha w w n ’t unusually cSftlcal, w # gup-

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aL’Tewn H a lit" "Mu Pol near*
T? b s'b a rt totnorrow r somebody
plMA ' "M n n a rsi - RaprlaUt
h it 4oS »&gt;• w ant k ara t" "A
tqek #M • «!&gt;■— . Mooataor th .
art Veil" “ Ah," said Jeffra, "tha
m A I 4 a i t know, hot tha dlnT W wratad on Vim. Ha doesn’t
row ChahlU' from*Ro»p-wa*vrt“

:mcnt and tu rn in g out a im * o f th e e

But h e soon launched Into th e C h a n t
iat of King Alfonao. Pr*b* criticisin g th a t orgonlaatloo unm ercifully t
a paid aecretary,.m aintain ing
*“
tilin g th l! city on an eiU a a hKra aeale th rough oui
country. Ha a lio m aintained th a t th e Cham ber
merc^ In-the IrtttAeat o f th # (C ity ahould coptrlb
raoaal Ubarty tbay’ra after.
d a lly to th e upkeep of. th e go!
•' Then hh tore Into th e me:

St3SgrtsST8J«SiK
»£**!.«

Visitors to Pails will soon find
chango In tholr oltalk rhango.

ll*

enough

i; fd n rn f tr iit cut oswn on in# nmwj
•04 olrplaaao hi o r!rr to balance
. |la budget nnd «ug(V*14 that It
i-might bcitar hava f)v*n up a
Boatofflao or two aa# a concrato
£ t* U . May V# WW «»vroo that
paomr day Maa^dlal la IlaUa to
.• demand a n apology from aorwo
) stats deportadoat of ours which
DWoat want to apotogtoa.
B rt’
O ' - V Frlcoia of B. B- Barg, for
yesn maaagsr of The Ban­
k-ford Herald. wU ha latoraatad to
i know that In tha anaual Flarld*
leontrat cooductad far wvokly

generously. F ltu lly l\a wound u.
guatJon th a t T he Herfdd run a p
iw p am pa*
And th tyfu n n y th in g aboul
know* ao wall how all thaaa o th «
ducted, la a bankrupt tw ica In W
m ilted to ua t h a t ’he ia loalng moi
* ' wrT**
o -J.
Ekfr the beet newspaper, l i n t for

TILLING

hU ry H lfrin , ii'r is M a f t

her daughter, Mrs. Ralph . B.
Wight a t hor bom* ln Rosa Cocrt.l

« of the prettiest weddlags
at tha First Msthodkt Church
lUy wma that of last 8MW*
afternoon a t 4 o'clock whoa
•KroUa Edtnflald bccsm. tha
t of Louis lllctte In Iha-phw*
i of a Urg* number of M m
rtlativrv Tha ring catatnony
performed by the He*. Oar*
Varner, pastor of tha choTth.
irmlng a suitable netting for

l i i a

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them tka laaerlptlon not of
RipubSqu. Franealso but of
Chambrs da Commorc* do
trio. They era, In fact, merriy
Kis. Now, hewevor, these at*
fua course to ba wttbdrawn
’la thalr place la to Va mit la
Mttlan n cum oey of oloialn*
fronts, hut Issued by tha
r a td boaring tha Daditional
of "Llharto, Kgallts, Fra-

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K A T H E IU N F A * P p i f J ^ w h a l fun It U to k n o y t h « p l T &gt;*7 W
get «o m uch o u t o f Mvlng. You (net thorn Juat a UtUo M V S j f

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— th# w eek boforo.they w ere married. Tan days lit e r It g a v e y o u « j f t g f
a n t g lo w o f anticipation bo n a tiv e the trim card
th ey ’d be “a t homo."
jy 'i;

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w hen

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signature co m et f ^ t , than J C a t ^ n V i , and t h o o - t b * guided, chobby

sj.lg

o f U » -n * w e b sw r * w * O k
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' Y&lt;« happen to kfltm th a t although h e U In Un* for a n ImpucUxvt lyoiw rilbn . B ill’, preoent g a W y Jan’tila r* * . H o st &lt;Xhfg y u u n f m f t f * . J ^ d
,u « U n lr t U W S ,U » .l..

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'i4AA-^Hirdv4

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, . T&gt;thrlH e. who was gives in
will be glad to learn thal-ls* -t*
by her father, W aller * .
Improving nicely at the Ftraxld- marriage
Edcnf eld, had aa hor attendsnta,
laughton Memorial Hospital.'
Miss Cisco Rowell, of Southern
John Ertklne, rolloge professor,
College, maid of honor,- and Mias
author, critic, poet, and musician.
T. W. Lawton, superintendent Nan Psaton and M&gt;*a Mildred
Will take h prominent pait li the of pablle Instruction of Seminole MHr hell, bridesmaid#. Tha ushers
celebration e f Fanndars’ Weak at County, spent Msrday In Gaines* and groomsmen were Foy Bryan,
Rollins College from February IB rills attending a masting of actual Ulrle Ifutchlaon and A* T. Page.
to February 14. On Sunday after* offlriala.
Tha maid of honor wots a long
noon, February tS, ba win ba ana
afltrnocn gown of plnh lace, fa*
af, the cost: (baton wba will ap­
Tha friends of W. R. Russell sMoncd with tlersd flounces on tho
pear “In-person" for the fifth an­ will ba gUd to learn' that ha li skirt. Her sever series weed n large
nual Issue of the Rollins Animat­ Improving at his home on Palmet­ pink picture hat, pink gloves, shoes
ed Magadan, Monday morning, to Avenue following an lllaeas af and
hose.
The
bridesmaids'
February S3, ho will giro aa ad­ about 10 days.
dresses were fashioned of pale
dress a t the Convocation Exercises
green rhiffon, made with long
tommemorating the 44th year of
Mlss R»ae Varner returned to­ floiAerd starts ,stid fworn with
Rollins CoUegs.
day from Barsgua, Camaguay, Urge pink kata, gloves and other
Dr. Ersklnr Is professor
of Cuba, whero she has been visit* errraaor'es. They carried bouquets
English a t Columbia University Irg Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Farris for of awost pass and aatlgnon, while
tha maid of honor had a bouquet
tbs past 10 d a p .
of pink roses and fern.
The bride’s dress was • blue
Friends of Mist Ruth Pttrm an silk
lace afternoon gown, an atwill rrg ret to learn that ah# U trscttv* f t stars of which was the
Mrs. Park Entertains seriously ill a t tha home of bar long, full and flared skirt which
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Pear- extended to the floor. At the waist
Garden Club Circle patents,
man, Jr., West F irst Street.
lino were plared three ruffle-1
tiers. With this ahs wore a largo
Tha ho«n« trf '.lu a . Charles L.
Mr. and Mine J.- Mr Harrison,
hat of beige straw and
Park.
i09 Wta% 8ev«ntssnUi of Montgomery, AIs., a n visiting picture
Ftreet, wav the scene ef the regu­ tha letter’s brother and stator-in­ other accessories in beige. The
lar meeting of Rasa Circle of tha law, V r. and Mrs. W. M. Scott, bridal bouquet was of yellow roses
vallsy lilies.
; *
Garden Club held at 10 o'clock In Mayfair. M n. Hrott, Miss Batty andMrs.
Walter R. Edenfleld. mo­
the morning vyllh Mia. ' Kndor Roop, ef Virginia, and Mr.' and ther of tb t bride, wore a lavender
Curlatt presiding. It wna noted nt Mrs. Harrison motored to Lake
this lime that bouhlnia, Morton Wale, today to seo Ihe Bok Me­
Bay. chestnuts and csdar trees morial Tow n.
Jlav* b»rn planted by tha Rose
CfrtU at the South Side School,
and Raster Illy bulbs h a rt been Founders Day To Be
given to each of tho classrooms.
Observed By School
Mrs. A. C. F op gave a sum­
mary of several chapters of th"
Urdcr th# ample*. *f th* H*mberk. “Csrden'ng In Ihe Jsjwrr
Fpvtth". by . I!n m \ Flower a»* Inol* County High School and tha
rangemeulq toy tha buffet wore Ranforg Grn*mapfcciBo|ay»undv
display ad hy Mrs. R.' M. GalloWay, eta day pregmm wUl h . prtocntldj
Mrs, J. M. M&amp;asklll and Mra. C. on .Thunday tv an h tf at ! u’clrtV
I* Park. It way agreed that rack lq lha Jdnlar lllghTSchool audi• f Ike members will plant a true trrivyn. Thl* will ha a Joint incit­
ing of atl P. T. A. organisation*
on Washington’, h'rthday.
,
Those rres-nt w ant Mra. Linton In Seminal* County and n larg*
E.'Allen, Mrs. Kndor Curlatt, Mrs. attendee*# Is aapccirH.
J - H. Cnlrloogh. M n. E. M. Gal* . A short muiic.I program has
towny. Mrs. J. M. McCaaklll. Mra bean arranged and tha speak*r for
John U. Quirk, Mrs. Roland K. tha evening will h* Dr. R-&gt;&gt;.l WO*
Read. Mrs. Fred R. Wilson, Mra. bur Franc*, profess &gt;r of a;onnn‘&gt;Tt
V. K. Douglass. M n. A. C. Fort an i voCitlon af Rolllni Cotby*.
and Mrs. Joo Melsch, a saw in*m- Dr. Franc* practiced law In 'h*
stats of Nrw York for a number
of ysori ami h* l l raid tv h* a
COMMANIIKRY TO MBET
ferrrful speaker. The lUbJerl for
hli talk will ha, "Vocational
The regular mmmandety af Training In tka School,." Tha
Sanford l-odge Number S3, F A publie l# cordially invited to at*
A. M. la scheduled far tonight nt lend.
•
YlfO o’clock at tha Maavnlc Tampla, nconllng to an announcement
from Jam** 0. fluff, worshipful
master. All visiting Mason• aro
tavftod to oltend to w ltnsii warh
la |bo entered apprentice degree.

IFIELD MARRIED
ON SATURDAY

■tad »&lt;i i t
• 'bridal book.

Gul f

&gt;U ih i daughter of
. Walter K. Kdcnfleld

Eke *•» born «t 8ewhen- &gt;he liv«l until
,ago when *h* rame
w iradualed from
ll School in IU28 and
Id‘business nhool In
At prevent ah* It
llh Winn Lovett Gro-

L. E. ALFORD COMPANY
renre, lie
graduated from
h'gh schoal a t Lawrence snd later
attended 8lotaon University at
DelAnd whore h* t*e Ived a it.gr*. In bwelMai admlnlstmtlon.
II. srotkod bora with the Title
Guaranty, and M ortiare Co. for
fir* yearn f c f la •« present with
“
C ito a Growers an l
I he Hoi
Pnckexa;

PENTLAND, GRAY and MOORE
TUESDAY,* THURSDAY,
(FRIDAY
HaaiWd, Florida.

A ccou n tan t! and A ud itor!
First N atlorsl Hank Bulldlag

Florida

S an fo rd

Sunshine Mellows
Heat Purifies
LUCKIES are alw ays
kind to your throat
' Everyone knows th at sunshino
m ello w s-th at's why tho "TOASTING*'
process Includes tho uso of tho Ultra
Violet Raysa LUCKYSTRIKE—mado of tho
finest tobaccos—tho Croam of tho Crop—
THIN—" IT'S TOASTBY*—on ex tra, secret
heating process* Harsh Irritants present
In all raw tobaccos a ro e x p e lle d by
"TOASTING." These Irritants a re sold tb
others. Thoy a ro not prosont In your
LUCKY STRIKE. No w onder LUCKIES a re
always kind to your throat*

,
NOTICE
Th. •sotting of tha committee
I d a m of lha work far tka T.
. L. classroom of tha First Bspat Churrh has Iwcn postpone)
Util Tuesday, Fsh. (4, a t I o'*

rou Want a Baby?
The^tosafyousphysi*
oas is, Keep &lt;ms »f daon,
la iks open air, breathe
deepiji Iaha pDaty af
assrclsa la lha nutlets
suathlae. and has* a

w a ilir of a fi no

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W ell-D
ressed
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a

In . O ld Clothes
B’d never suspect
la D ry

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Cleaner*

id their original
iwnuas. We can

a l n t t

I r r i t a t i o n

— a i

�Participant to BM*k o|
Democratic. proOldefctlal
«•. U* told Governor

Maryland' ‘took* tha
ho la tho bolde
in th« auto."
*'
Thl, precipitated na
between Montion and
fu iln * which tho North
WM ratted to order hy '
d rrt Curtin for rofloctln
MtryUhd state gover*

for widow* » «t ehDdri
W ot ootermn. cnUlUl
fioo yooiv ‘^ £ 1 *

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S a m s e s !®
Booth la awarded-to th* taaetar
whoie record proved him t i bo the
moot efficient teacher of Vocation,
al agriculture.
.
T ta winner In tho contest thl*
year, In addition U tta h ir e r of
being named Master 'Teacher of
t t a Booth, eeIII recrie* a trip with
: • Pit Mpenira paid to the RotKhern
IV -Regtoeal-(ten fere rtf* -for Agtdrolr , tural Education woehrre, wRhA
R .'Will h. held In Tula*, OklaUawm
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tho flrat wreh In April. TM* prise
B -t I* given by th* CMIoan N tim tr C
* l Bode B detartw ipil'B dneer
py
The following I* a ehert inm|J&gt;t n a ry t f the werh dine by Alex R.
•* J'Jahnion, teacher.of vocattoeal
' agriculture, Sanford, which made
r- h ta elidible lo compete In Ibe
f ' Hrothrrn Regional M tater Teachar re n te .t!
In itirlla g the year's work he
• made 78 Farm Surveya lit the comm urtt) and rued Ihrie a a 'a b ath
?*- for the rontrat nf hU courae of
‘ Study. Ilo felt that thla wai a
?: necn iary alep alnre hla objertlvr
r
waw.lo tnxln hiya to farm a u c rc i.
fldly In-lhe Harford ‘rommnglty.
iAn, AAaiifry. llr iN of ervm
awn wrro aeleetevi by Mr. Jnhnaon
and approved hy the County Bup.
arlntemlent and C ju rly
Kchoul
Board.
At I ho beginning nf th# year he
made up hla prrgroaa #f wwtfc to
full, (Including the re a tta t af tta
courae of atudy) end submitted
this to the principal of Hit athool,
fh* County Huperlntendewt, the
County Kchool Board and the Ad*
vlaory Board for their euggeitlora
and approval. When finally ap*
proved by all, ho:bad (topic* of
tba program mlmeographrd and
■ent to all th* apo*o mentlonrJ
art lea aa well aa to all parents of
jya In hla rIsaac* aid .o th e r In*
tor-ated Individuals In Hie cuunt).
Mr. Johnson taught four dlffr.*.
ent claaiea during the year, two
of these being all day rlaiM i ai.il
two neaping claurs. .Tha, total
wvmbef of -pupil* hi there tlaitoa
'*am|tletiag aujtervlac.1 preellrt
-Work
f -A seas M
M «nd
i i u l Ithe
lata (total
r j a l labor
la ltu r
&lt;M
Inci.mi from t&gt;|* auprrvlaed prac*

f

New Jrrrey, a B '- administration
follower*, urged d efeat
Khirtly a fte r, th* klaatdRg'tkal
rheerrd tho petaage ta d died, t t a
llouao poiac.1 ,nr.d rent tn the
Senate the Reger* bill to aatbor.
lx# a $12^00,000 expansion of the
veteran** koapUal faeiUtlc, with­
out a .raceid votr. .Treadway Wai

BerrcUry
a g ltiu t the warning of Beer
Mary
Mellon that ih t troaeury would
have difficulty In financing »•
M inority'l-eader Gemcr mu»lcrrd
hla f o rm aotklly with »»1 rotes
fur the bill and th# farmer-labor
rrcmbcT—Kvale irf Minnesota-.
n.ldot Mi to make the total.
IlcpmcntatlVr Racharath, Re­
publican, Now Jersey, proponent

“ *

tki mum nr On ega
lea* n ld rertm eat!
ItemiO acorillna ’ te
• will litoe Iherenu

Umplnted early purchase of 7d
leased branch M illings t* coat
»IOJiUOA»OOj, I I garages to «o#t
96,300,0p0; purchase of blU» and
coaatn acllan eM U t a l ldtaga Ihar#
on for atatlon* to ro*t
noo, and 18 site* *nd conxtructlon
of garage* thereon to coat 93,*
010 ,000, The romaln&lt;lar would earn
lor rmergonele*..
Tha 920406,U8U aUocatLn r*&lt;
quest would provldo f ir new build*
Inga, additions and Improvement*,
for poiloflleea, (tarine hoeplUls,
court ard ruateme houae* and *P*
p.alarm' alo rn .

LUTHER B. BU8BBE
r I »%a | •* * • ‘
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My tongun was heavily rcated, I

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the lath. «ay if K»b.

MONEY

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w ith our deyomlablo IruildiitH mater!id aervvacantly

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FIVE ROOMS and hath. 2021 Pal­
metto A»e- Phone Orlamlo ii3*JU,

noi'nuAan.

’ Clerk Clrrull •Ceurt
Hemlnnl* Cnunlr.
ytirlil.
WKES.a,jv

Wf0r*
9 groaiedildm caauallr.

Ww can u v e you tim e— th a t moana m oney

C ( O ut P ot- k
Ha n d y R e f m n c g

Wild. SELI. my homo lot a t *11
lllchory Avenue leal cheap.
Att ta li worry
ttarW ataadia

Natiadi'H Matuhy *t*»n that t iu
of T o * I V n l ,
flrili tea. f t, aaled th e InA. Air «f
juir'A .'n.. rtf*, h n riteJ mia
lo Scrap Booki «|1B. illicaia In my office, and hai nude
far laa *»•! in teiai.ln
m;
Variety Time uimHleetten
w ifllle -W lU tew. KaM. rerun,
rale imhtaeea • Ihe following .lea.
r r lM 'ip iw H f iltuilrA In iU miIii.
nie county, WlnriAa. tn.wlt:
U&gt;( d lt IteaMMnwn. The aal.l
land belna
al Ihi due
of i m laaaann of.iurh n»nm.
m il la Ibe naan nf I'nhnuWn.
Thai « m Tlllnien uirrhneer nf
Tna CVellflrnie Nu. ti. dated lh»
In d , t a * f J u ly A . U. I l l * ,
hne
filled Mid cerlWIente In my efftre,
an* hie made aaaltratlon for u a
dead to laiu* I* errnrdguei Wtth
laec. Mid Cerllflrati tmhraree the
fnllnwln* AeeevlUtd propertr a In.
ated I* admteAte founl&gt;, yiorMg.
lOj-wll:
* Lit 111 Hooherlnwn
Tgl eite land Mlnu neeaeed at
the d ill if I hi nwuthce Of iurh
rerllfleili In Ihi nihil i t IlnhiMWn.
llnleai e*ld eertinraii ihell be re.
deemed a ten re tear »• tew
deed
will leep* thereon nn the l *1 h- day
of llsm i A .«li IUI.
illso ^-CBR; 11:00.
•nd M i l Ih le I h r a ib . d e r n f F r li.
and hi* orchestra
T I tJA fA N - l l w l a i n

.

Jinny Marvin.
tr hoot; lltOO,
ipfajllt

S an fo
'Zip Scmriro*'

THE-AttCA
BUSINESS
DlRpCro:

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■1‘op# I’lua XI, who dedicated Vatican C llr.ra d b .U tlen Hat Wcdne.iay and
showing hew hit mvssg* UtufaBy foaahed around Ike Wvridi ln lnaal, Inventor Marti
In.tallallub of tho aUttopAnd arranged the curmontca,

chronic Indigestion to bad I had
to corry soda In my pocket all
tho time to g * taw poraiy relief.

leaving Friday,

Mr nf March

lent».

U.S, Ownersbi;
Deputy Sheriff
Tells Of Troubles Of Poatoffice
Gaias A p p r o v a l
"When j-atorted Hargon I had

lurrkii*|
*«:. eat*.
iftW
tl»a fir j
. ‘■rtlini*
iw kneei

Jm

leu. Cumo In am i dlecuaa your building prob

U r' ** rc«|Ulred undir , Klh*
1 UI, W
at lid* of the U le ia n .IruntV and
asserted that the government was.
at fault for permitting P rote.lant
proselytising to such on eitont
that oven th? Prolcatantp thenjt
aolvea w*r# autpriaed.
i. ,,

WANTED, right awky, »*«• of
the dlah cloth gourd. Write how FOR *8ALU; cheaper»Ihow
t room, to o itory houao •
much you hare. Mr*. Allco Wernhr, SIC K. ITth 8L, Jacksonville, Palmetto Are., cloio In. ]
Bid.
_________ SSI or mil at room 0 G. I
Bldg.

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WANTED Yih-’fttlY : 'U sed light
kicker. S o e U V C llngan, Sin*
foul Auto Tag AltrtH:__________

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■own; •* # ,’*

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lain*; ripaniU * c f the' home for

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BICYCLES A REP-

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PHOTOGRAPHS
HAVE YOUR WATCH repahud
by *m who really l a m hew I
Brlgge, Jeweler, 1 Mag- AVe.
&lt;
Dr. W. S. MncDOUGALL, CHI.
ROPRACTOR, h new loaatad at
hit reoldenc* In Floral BMghtt,
B. Hanford, H u , MS-M. ~

D R IN K 8 LUN.C&amp;I
B A h o ifrf

FIRST CLASH automobile washlog and polishing at Hweal
prices, Dick MclJuUn'a Atlantic
Barvlta Hlatlon. ______________
fur

I,C R T — Blllfoldcr ( onlainlng » »

or |40 rath, |IIK) bank' draft
and railroad pa.se*. Liberal re*
ihba I.I
v R uoixiUAna.
iMerh .flreull i^ p rl ward if returned to 016 I'a.k Aviv
Hemlnnle Caunty.
Plerlda.
.
LOHT— White shaggy dog. AnI’f. AmR
V aWtr* name, “Rodnee."' I’hnne
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■rtron, nation*) commUtfcmah
hi* itata. w am d 1
t" J f Mr. Raskoh or those retpwv
al«H far Win undofUta to wt9
lira Mfcullve rom «kt*e of th«
ABC | 1 r « . Tho 0UU
Banr* •* WABCj »!M.
8:19, Compo.era; 9)00. party am
B:.K5. Same aa WABC Head nf
Ur**; J0:30, WARD (I
9—WHAR—« •
p|M c; T1 I 6, Jack T un
J uartet; T:46. Ham* aa
ft, Ham* a* WJEl I J f
rKAF; tiJO, Confer!
9:00,' Bame aa WJE;
;AF program; lltOO.

WAHIIINGTON. Feh. IT—In tha
huivnu of budgat «#llmate* under
the appropriation nuttarixod at
this M-aalcn f«r public hullhlng*
end ground*. »ubm»trd yvalerday

A l. .. a . .1 1 ...
I . aeail
era* • object,
to dltay ipolla
and
hendarhea and was aa nervou* aa
could bo. -After taking flva hotlire of Eargon my rocorcry woa
romplatr. I eat with more appe­
tite than I’ve had since I was a
hoy and I’m alwolutely fro* of
bcedechea, dltilnras, liMlIgeatlon
and reroouaneaa. My weight has
Increased &gt;0 pounds,
.
“Eargon nil* cliatvd my ty ttem of i&gt;olsona and stimulated my
llvar fine!"—Luther E. Buabne,
Tampa, deputy ahtrlff of HlUa*
boro County.
. Hold by La hoy’s Dreg Btnro—
Adv.

'
. i^.
FORD TON truck with
I eefllllcAle •• In
a M kAa o b p U c*.
I s laaue In »•-.
NAM r e r llf ie n le

IJnroln

transmission, price 973iM. Red
A Sop, Myrtle Ave.

The

F H U N I 8 H IN O 8
Repair*—Reflnlahlng
t'pholalering.
PALMER'S-

SH O E B B P A IH IN O
A . E . D O B B IN S

iwine ifeerihed

210 E . 5 th S t.

1 Bern I n o li n u n .
T lv r It ,

i u i A ; i i f i i n ! E R ( T ) T Z ip
B c r tle t, P hone 105,

Hpctlally—l-adlro and rkl
• rcoi hair rutting
WILSON* BARBER SR1

laA M lY I -T)RVQ. |T O R * - F ta .

rn g g reat qu»rijji»*
opy national cur; *atvproej atatlvf. of the
Rouao and upon thla
ry allvocale carryleg
of lh**# nullifleru of
lien to determine the

^^aT W FaK S

it defeat before tta
1 my opinion; and If
. cotna^Uae wUI re-

GKT YOUR CAR greased with
each oil ehange «t Dick Mi lanlin’a Atlantic Heroic* .Station.

P R IN T IN G

SECOND H A N D STORE

10 years Job Printing
Hanford.
HANFORD PRINTING I

BUILDINO BUfCKR—Irrtgnllon
I cxm knd genera) ciment Wartf
Miracle Concrete Co. 1- E. Tor.
vriPaee', F e n Ord and Elm

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COULD
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' A N Y T lN htS .

combat'
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M dYtfai HITS JO S T
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lAT.'FfchltUARY I t , 1*31 •

350 MILES PER HOUR

FIGHTING PI

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delirium-#* a
a pi™**
U. the floor Hi Valaatta * “»•*
Roll Hatuntay night whan an Irs*

^ l ^ l l t U ^ s t a r - a favarit* with
Cirru. fan*
many tatoalrlt*. «uf.
f*rrd injuria*
. r z i *lo
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lh f
MADRID,.Fbb. I S - (AP) • pli r hut I
—Kin* Alfotwo, taking rJ»1&lt;J accident at

jfov e m in e n t

laldetabla difficulty la belnc
imeed la raeaeclUng th*
ctiny eiewpolnt, of th* po-

day, speeding lowarJ the
n n C»nal In aa ’offhlt to
that th r »«rU-finw#» wa
eoaid be taken hy an ear*
proarhlng f.oa* the w rit.
Farina th* *ettlna aun.

Detailed Report'On
Excellent R e c o rd

Crowd* theated wildly whew th*
Idew af Ggrria Herwandea, rednatary , leader aaaeutad ’ after
Ur t M ; E r U * . . f * l rebriUou

WASHINGTON- Veb. I M N 1
—A Joint attack upia -the.tnFae*
eo companle*- am)
taaaufaa*
tu rn * of grape’ haneenlrate* trrmontabU Into *t*a w ai Initialed
yeatevday by the JHthodtat fpla*
copal board of te m p i awe*.
,
la Iff 2 weekly eltp-.heri tb*

IN0TOM.T Pah. ' i t
A rflfh t Haprovement hi
employment altuainuary waa announ

/ employment

|h .Its monthly
a, that furthac
b* aipacted In

Atlantic
Subsides

potie* able la
m aad employ
*d steal Indui

ml in many r
r uM lktr. TW
» (fullntM pi if il
11*1 sect Iona. L
In the Narilj
in , at * rnim
■•maioed aa a
sarplaat* *f tl

laborer* wove

ani

QUARTERFINALS Pension Bill For
INGOLFTOURNEY “Vets* Ib Approved
START TUESDAY
vraarla of the United ” I*W
aroutlrg fieri have hren as'cmhlIn* in the Uthmiean region, tb#l»
tank ta defend the Panama t'«*al
ami the lh*«rrilr»Uy complftad
Ntear*yuan waterway frant th#
Irruralotta of the enemy.
v
Thl* U the -Blue" flrat. under

« laaa at th*' end of • P * r ’. ar*
tlritie*. *1 tea** on# San/prJ mah
It proud of that UM heeau** ha
la able to report Hi* lowerl
la rerin t year*.
\ j f
Interviewed a t the f i j f •&lt;
thl* moraine by a BdaBrd
during 1*14. V ile Chief Mae
Ctevetaud*Weng'!■*« a d iu lle d ^ c eoual atU adlfg'lh* e a ta b llih m il
af the reeerd low- fir* lo** flgwrw
of apprwwlmately |t».0£4, mad#
duriag W*0. I'uring th* year, a*Uy 104 flrwa which iavotvrd darifa lo property of value, were a ^
nded by th* local force
Damage *f aearty Szt.uno rm
' (Cont nued Oa Pag* Fire) .

lion Of Nation

W A S H IN G T O N , F eb . l i - *
D ea f lo th e a iln tin -

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(A P I-L e ra »khWi:|i

Iba UniU4 S I*/., about » i» u *
ago by an Kngti*h showman »•*&gt;•
ad Leamy." Follow raid. -Hh# wa*
lb*n not moi* than IT year* old
and on* of the m.»t heautlfal III*
Ik u v a tu irs I « m x t *y*a on,
-W ith her In h*r flr»t American
tip f ttU K n a n * lh n « olh*T womaw A Itantah iflil. a German
girl »nd Ulllan'. aunt. They wrr*
billed a* T h r Four U am y ladle*.'
They p*iform*d an arrtal art’ not­
ed more for It* grace aad brauly
than /o r It* aerial thrill*.
MU* Lritso) wa* **»Uy queen of
th* ilrtu* world. In her eeln*
flawed a lb&gt;* of circus perform*1*. Her Brother and her gtmndmother were p trlo im m .

G uerra

Favorable Action Oe |
Measure ExpectdC
Despite Disapprov­
al Of White House^

One Fleet Ia.Sti
To Capture Pa
. Canal While
Tries To Pro*
PANAMA cmr,

NORFOLK, V a’ feb. l« - (A P )
—The Northwaat »t«rm that
broaght grief ta half a &lt;*«*•«
skip. In th# vklalty of llampto*
Roads early Saturday had bbrwn
Itself out yeeUrJay.
Three ship* which wa e Iwaehed
remained ashore, aad th* crew of
the Ucauty 8l /oaeph. fl'hlag
smack which waa auah off Cap*
Henry
Saturday
night
wa*
brought *af*ly U land.
The Fait A n u tn m r. Nriso*
line steamer, atUI wa* ha d a*
haunt said that for twa year* It ground near 0*p* Imakout. with
had bee* “gravely ronejrwed over the Coast Ouard C'arrahai.ell
|h* develspmc-nt af aa Imlastry
hy with a Hn#
18
Car auppljlrg 'bom* win* mater­ standing
make a secoaJ attempt U float
ial*.- H singled out, aWWtfMU her. She wa# aaly slightly d»m•gmL
,
Th* trawler Rahrater still wa*
wear Dead Ra*h, badly
\'? agiound
Imltered hy tha teas, hot probably
Ja tM
•MB worth *ariag. The ruttar
Maaroatin wa* sUadiag by. The
t w irt

LeRoy,PresentCharap,
Is Successful In De­
feating O pponent
With alit of the right (ram* of
Sanford men golfei* having al­
ready turned la their arore* for
■ecand round play In que*t of 1081
r tly (Ulf Champion'flip hot*&gt;r*.
Iho iae* for th* loving eup and
the till* honor* I* now on the ev*
of quvrtrr-flnal round* whlrh l&gt;#
gin tomorrow.
While there were no riartling
tfpM* i rrnriled among tha ela
team* which played, one ar two
of the uaually *te*dy golfer*

Am*.
a eamber of detreyere. It I* • iff]
lafarqa i hy Iho- mammoth naval
dlrlgthle U , ^ g a lo i. »•** l™*‘
aircraft ear.ler* Leatrgtoa and
Saratoga carrying a large n*ri
of airplane*, ami a oombrt of
t«ng-radlu* patrol plaae*.
Th# -enemy" I* the “Wnekfieri. rommiwW by AHml w
Freak II. Scboftrld. normally
known a* the battle fl*‘l ""I
operating In I’adfle water*. It
I greatly auperlor to the &lt;V*
fending fleet i n 't t i e r g t h *"d
power of aurfaee *hlp*. but infrr*
Ur In th# air. It I* co m p w l ol
puwrrfwl hattUahlp*. rrulH-i** and
dntioyer* and earrie* lUoretleally a large eapedltlonary army
far Undlrg forra*.
Ship* will be (objected
la
eimulated gunfire, torpedo a t­
tack* and bombing*. Obiervem
will follow all mavem.nu ebwely
aad rule out earh unit which I*
eoaaidtnd to have been ■‘•unk."
All naval unit* eaeept the

t Industrie', Ud-i saying thl*
lornlaroncatu hadhew* loaaad
walmataly 980JM4JI00 by the
Bboard. *
Ira. Mabel Walkar. Will*'
ilt thalr attoriwr. ho* Wii
►
nrtlve” the editorial paid, "id
datog that tha govmhmaat
■Uta a anlfanaly bearvolegl
kdt
toward the trad* la vla%.
m

1 FW tim '

I, Chicago,
had t* th*

tg and *p*nil*tlv* each day.
I f f * . Ldgay, deftmllng IBM
(Cawllaaed aa Pag* Three)

Building Projects
Are Submitted For
Congress Approval
WASHINGTON. VeV 18. - (API
—Allocation* for public huildlag
project* aggrrgatlng tiO.IU-V'MO.00 wet* auhmitled to Copgre** to­
day by 1're.idrnt Hoover Th*/
are the fieri t • b- re. .inmended
u rte r th* public building proimm
o«Ulda the Hl.trirt of t'oloru’ila
• tree fhe Klllolt llill inrrrailng
the program from 9-11lt.OO0.WtO00

Advertise Sanford

Thl* rlty I* 'chrduled to. rrecire
a valuable amount of free advertlf li f pvrr rmdUi •tatl^n WAW*
iUrmln^vz-ni &lt;n Wwlnrsduy n'ffht
IgUhuIng at 10:00 n’rloek, resent
tttaiutare which h a. pa«od b*'
twqew official* of that station aad
th a S a afrn l Cham'sec of Commert#
Indicate’
Rune dav* ago. Ik* local trad*
body was In receipt of a letter
freaa RUtma WAPI raqueetlag
any ltUr**tln* Infonnata* coucagglpg Hanford aad th* aarrouad*
try. thiriag
InipBv • " ••••rgwla # tw rH -rr
all-FbscH iram whlrh U scheduled
edwemla) night. IkU b formwill he beard over the air.
with several arpga and morlpl aim ben which ar* (*■t* all Hvridiana.
Haa WAPI opera lea an a
NSW DKLHli fa h . 18—(AP )—
g n «f 1140 k dory tie# wUh
he Mara of ladta will be at
v a tu power. It U heard
■ 1a mar.f part* af Raafard.

Jo**f Hofmann, the eminent
pianist who was aeh* luted lo g tn
a conceit la Itaytoaa Hearh thl*
week, haa.eaaralled hi* *wtlr» lour
owlrg to an illaees la hi* family,
accwrdln* bo a telegram rrcelcecl
hy Th* gaaford llera’d thl. morn,
ing ft am Jama* HeataO, director
of acUrltie, at Ibq llaytoaa
IWach auditorium.

Gandhi WU1 Confer,,*
With Iqdta’s Vicf roy
*g HckmelBg Will U

M

big. Among th* observer* at*
Admiral Jehu V. Cham, rntaraandrr-in ehlef af tb* entire Halt­
ed Stair* fleet, and Ihtvia K. 1»gall*. seerrUry of th* navy for
aeronaut ir*.

Hofmann Cancels His
Tour Due To Illness

U rd Irwin i
the country.
\ l * aatisfartoi
J ta confer wt
uhlag cent mitt

WASHINGTON^ Trh- x t
lAI'Jl — .The llouw rrirrana
i oroqlhtr* tad*v arprm ed tha
bill to provUt# panaionr for d.~
p,ndant* of Watfd War vriei n , from data *f death of the
veteran*. Representative P er­
kin*. Republlran, New Jrraay.
.ha'.naan of tha auhrommlttr*
which reyhnd tly« WII, aald an
r f f * * would he tdkde lo bring
It tu a vn\e without delay. Thr
hill would provide 98440 a
tnnalh far th*’ widow and ono
m phan regardless of whether
(lure wa* a*y sente# ronnerI on with th* cause of death. It
Win|I&lt;J . provide 98.00 for »qyh
additional orphan nnd earluda
widow* without children.

To Cinch Road Here
Although member, of the Slat*
Rood Dtpariment praetically a**
Mired the Slat# Rood
Number
Three Impravcmert a**oriatlon,
thiough Rrprveentalive Georg* W.
MeRnry, that construction of tb*
laho-fraat, “ boulevard
'
* and new
bridge a t Monroe would begin
&gt;nm, time thl* year, a statement
which wa* »uppwvted by the In­
clusion af bptk the** project* In
th* trntatlve budget drawn up
by the l&lt;»ad I &gt;#part merit, IS of
Srnfoid', leading hutlnr** mrn
have b.er appointed by Chamber
of Commerr* Piwatdrnt Hairy M.
Papwnrth nn a eoniniitlee which
will gu to Orala Wedne'day morn­
ing In protect thl* sectina'a - In­
terrain.
The Ocala meeting I* scheduled
for Ibo purpose of hearing any
further tuad delegation, from va­
rious section* af Florida who at*
necking construction of mad* la
their rountle* ihl* yrar. The bud­
get will be officially adopted Irefir* the meeting eoai*. to a rlose,
ard whlla it l* not ripretrd that
any nf tha iletng already included
In th* tm tatlva buJget will be
eliminated, th* local romnillte*
eapcrls to protest against any
possible rtrlu .len of the lake
front boulevard and bridge.
The Hanford delegation will be
made up of the following: F. T.
Williams. H. J. Lehman. John

od to p a s " to d a y w ith o u t
c h a n g e th e R a c h a ra c h v * t * y
ran * lo an bill. S p e a k e r U &gt; n*y,
w o rth an n o u n c ed h e w opldircrm it th e m a a a u re to b « .
brnnabt up at 3:80 o'clock with-,
brnibing a elew lo final *rGon abnat 4t9*‘
o'rlock.' The »W*^»* IndWatad.
]
p ip o d td tKt pioposUlon, * U
tnrr**U loan* *° M
I**'
rent on tha fdr# value nf servlM ,
rrrt'.fint**, would win Ilouaa a y ;
pro**l.
»
Supporter* of tha ptaa
Ibilr eya to lb* pomlMHty af a
pre* Ideal ial v»tn ami mub M to
en u re the Senate' a rhaara ta act
la time to r r .te n l th# ineasurvV
d**lh on President Hoo»*t'* J u t
after th# Mar. 4 adjournment. I t 1
require* n_ two-thinl majority t*
•uiprnd the rule* of Ur# Goo**

I

Calls On Citizens To
Put Seminole Coun­
ty Day OverThe Top

Kollnwlnir on the h**la of May.
nr T.' I- Duma*1 proclamation of
Hatunla) railing upon th* 1merrhant* and burinea* house* to
tic*# their door* at I M o’clock
Wednesday afternoon 'to allow
their empliyeea to attend th* Vo*
luala County Fair at DeLaad.
President llarry M. Papworth. of
I hr Sanford Chamber of Copt*
merer dictated a laltar which ha*
been aent to the more than £04
member* of the I real \r* d j bMtyl
Th# letter eailg nt»#(ttb»it.to the
n e t that at a recant meeting of
Ik* Chamber of Commerce, tom#
40 member*, by a rl*lng vole,
plrdged In Mayor Fail W. Hroam
of Ueland that thry weuld a*»l*l
in every way In maktrg Hemlnola
County Day at tb* Fair a big *ue*
tea*.
,
Mr. Papworth'* letter read* a*
follow*:
- We hardly heed draw your
a llin ttm to the fact that tb*
member* of our Chamber o f Com*
mere# have pledged thamaeltrra
in open meeting, ta Mayor

,

1

Forbes C. Welah Dies
After Long Illness
Furbe* C. Welch, a resident af
Sanford for niora tlun Ib yeati
ami former operator af the Welch
Photographic Studio*, died a t his
60S Weat KUventh Street hum#
ytMerday afternoon, aftei an Ill­
ness of some months duration.
II* I* survived by hi* wife,
F.ilth Welch, on* daughter. Mia*
Zillah Welch, and on* sen, Clarcnee C. Wcleh. all of Sarford, aad
four brother*. Windsor, Norma*,
and Albert W.leh, of Windsor,
Ontario, Canada, and U. W, Welch,
af Cadillac, Mich, runeial atrargementa will b* announced

Guardsmen Arrested
Upon Liquor C harge
Hdweid lllggiaa, Hepreomutive
G*n W, Mcltory. ard Harry M.
Papworth.
Any persona late rested Ora la, it, j lo Join tha coaimitt** and
, n dm |p with it. Th# merit*#
U .rhedaWd ta b# Weld during th#
morning a r akritly after lurch,
pnd th , member* *f th# committee ■iw r t Id return t* Ha*feed
£
D . U * : where they
Zm . , lr^ tha Seminole County
i-sorclaaa ‘a t- the Volu.l*
llpy H W I M W»
County Paly.

Kaatila
»vd ial
swollen

giea. T
«■** fk
« r hal

ar* living ■■
I market, pri­
ll- ball were
No casual: las

word Provident Hoover baa wWl*
ten for a memorial edition ot tha
writing* of George Washington, /
Th* edition, to be .ll.trIbutad’hy 5
•he Georg* Washington 01-Cor* '
lennial ('omml»»u&gt;n, waa ee th e rw flB
rd by Congress to romnwmarMrffa
tha tet/Oth anniversary af WastU'v.
lagtnn'a birthday n*vt year. ' - v n
-A much neglected side a f hU ,'J
rhaiartar la Washington aa a* ,•»»' ’ ,
g'neer," President Hoover wrath. ' .
"Ill* rounlrymm have not realla* ' \
*d hnw modern he waa In hi*
ginaenng *p*i*lloaa.IIoovpt added that W ashlngM ffi
wa* the reclaimer of th* D haU Q S
Swamp In Virginia, advisor a M d
anglarcr *( the Potom ac' i i M
Jam#* River canal, flrat advo**l* .
of a combined highway and water­
way fiwga th* Atlantic coast i f '
th* OM* River, oa* of tha earlUai

Sound News Company
, Makes Celery Fibn-v
Th'ough the effort* af th# S*»- '
ford Chambar of Conunerri, L. .0 ,
H alt, of New York lily , a rap.
m enlative of Paramount Hound
Now*, wa. In Hanford tkla mor*.
lag racoriflni raU/y rutting ■wen## &lt;
eo the farm af R. J , Hichedh**
Celery Arc no*.
A chorus of IK argro slngun,'
dreoaed aa farm laborers end aa-,
d*r the direction of Mr*. K. .P ;f
Mrichlaad,
_ . w»r* photagnM
while thry wore aingiag at W*
tecldeMal music wa* furalahi^
msmlwia af tha John R. Yea *
nam Mlastrvl Rand which, ala
lag mil af sight af tha *****

HUSTON, Kri&gt;. Id. —(A PI—Th#
Duit„n .Sunday Advertiser ••&gt;»
four Coaat-Guard*men rkargad
with selling Hqujr hare Iteen placed under arreal at tk* Chariastown Nary Yard. A fifth miMrtad
me* departed before, hr mold ha
arretted ar. similar charge*, the
p*p*r
WiHiam Wheeler of k ashing* in,
'h lef dlerlpltaary lo.pe.tar of tha accom panied tha *lager*.
Tha aceae* Uka* will ha la*
C"*** Guard, c inducted an InvaatIgaUoa after an smsaymmsa cam- paroled In a regular Paraaaai
^ r v r r l i r d from Ibl- Hound Newsreel aad wlH ha
hihltrd In leading citle* af. ,
United Bute# within p few wai
It will ala* h* ahowa a t th# l
FARMER Ml RUhRKJ)
lap* Tkeatia In. It* eaUrqty.
MARIANNA. Feb lR--4A&gt;N-s
Stlkre BledeaU, farmer, waa atam
bad t* death but night ta tha h « M
Of o#*)ativ* earth af here. Web
tar Rata, aaothar f»n«Hr, waawr.
«t * d aa Uta chart** af klUtas.
Aatharittaa said Um van wtai

PBRRHING U ILL

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‘.ta tn i'i p r i t n u a i J M M i ta tha
Iw t fifty "yeata. T n t i l U m f k
aut-ef-tht-Joy
m u , Tetas i ad New M n W , tad
yea res ■till m row ponies Warlag heavy Meilcen eaddlee gather­
ed aroord the **ntr»l. equate, aad
Wread-aboulderad H d m
haaghtg
about what
aeca the lorel
•atoon, jn turh team* theta la lataijehly a “gang" that la the ter­
ror fit Uw-ehldlag eltUana, aad a
■hrriff whoee duties at# alaioet a*
active today ae they were la the
Jaree James’ period,
j Juat aueh a tewa aa this U dapitted In “Men Without Law", the
Columbia “wastern”, • etatrlag
Wpch Jenae the daredevil h a m wan, row showing at the Pilneeae
Theatre. The film abounds with'
all those thrills that sock a Ioral,
turn'd suggest. The romante Is
provided by the attractive Carlaellta Oersghty. loula King di­
rected.

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A galaxy of cornu
sweet throated

m

and fun makers of rib breaking calibre,
(—Forming In all the moat brilliant am
artists ever offered in minstrelsy.
•‘
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SEE THE
1 —No Scats. R eservedContinuous Commencing at 1 P.

Matinees -25-60
75 cents

NOON

Extra Entertainment
on the silver screen „

AGAIN PLAYS
‘JOHN GESTET
Role In "Beg! IdeaT

n
g

%M#

1Hi
»i.

| r£

I

�SuSC t

hat certain
dies, and In
county g o v
partly attriof local gov;• Aeeodatlon,

nly due to the «
£ repot* of the
of many Inform
i itndy. Evident
.fleeted by the d

to have given
[‘counties

g in the number Tboc* Ullage bappta. Tfie «*,
Md, there la a tr*»* dry* waat teak C. Oratv! co n so lid atio n . b n t t b i “Ukta car* o» - Ykey
welfare of state. here made provtaiow for a »tOr
000 a year job for him, lie. Bea­
r n 1* net likely to p nntiatx I*
thetr wlahec.
“v:
i
Cramtoa' It hot wllhawt ability.
He ha* dam* tome, p a t waefc ea
the Hones Committee on Appro-

e f counties would be imprudent and u
rapidly growing sentim ent th a t g
would be greatly beneficial In prom ote
Inatitutlcma and In. enhancing th e ' w a
the people. W ith three tlmea the sum
average state In th e Union. Georgia

ilatlona of

counties combined paid 26 per cent, 89
26 percent, 80 countiee altogether 21 par
ties combined 4 per c a n t
}
•' a g e
“Fulton paid a total of 91,456,863^8,
ess than |6000 aaefa. OlM hundred and th
more from the axem an school fund Uutrt

r'A fIP

D h ll T n llin n » . -

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— ' »r 1 .—

.

Dog Poisoning

And poverty sad aaguleh .**1

Seepair,

iting story In a

-With never anythin* bat tell
^ and ea* . ; ■ ■ .
. ,

Issue of Time Newan being can becomo

n how, cruel the h

over some obvioui
reted by almost ev

trivial point. Cruelty .to
nonpal person, and yet
hajf pbgaoned a number
to die In agony, because

ten years. But
Ar fine,
m d ark night li

Important* than the aecnaeltlae el
the Heaver cdmlnlctraUaatt* flad
a eaft epol far aa At i l l late
Ixeguo feverlta It thet U u major
purpo.ee of the ctlrb relk n i tt**1f
chonld net be leet elcht *4 ; la a
wet-dry Imbroglio. Mar. U)*. apiandiil work which • U bale* carried
forward for a worthwhile MfUoael
It le, time, we vet Urn Declaration
program, very larcrly ander ah'of Jadepoedewe la a vault before
Injplratlon of R*prt**nlalfeai'g*l
action fee ihf r trigger*
Bloom of New York and U eu Mr, h o ^ M M jrtftd d ih e With­
Col It. B. Grant ltd . , ,, ■ ,v
President Hoover ha*,
Although tke Dlrtrict of Colum­ er: bim report a* dry. Now Seer*,
bia probably wilt be Um focal peibt tary BUmroa rwUcbe* (M orlgfm)
In the natieaal eelekraUeeV aW T

Avenue,

ru
w a. A
f pnilM

shout each house
two men gathered
walk, took the pir
hod auspdeted, It I
"T h e'tw a rn c
assigned to th e Pi

KWDVr' l
um t
\

Indoors. The
A Chem l.t

L C. A., I
d is tric t

lers who, have bwi

vicinity

AvSnua
Inad la too kith, tare Senator .
Ppor. May be It haa too much ,

SSh pot tot
if expcn*l
iy. Ttjey'

its Mist twelve nearby dog* had aft
(dogs, valued s t 9600 each, had bsi
“Summoned to court, tho polnon-ej
e l housekeeper far one John, J. Bnu

nHaleppropriation
rpUh Would keep, a bom U r cl
la t}w county? or a large b a c k ,
She employed anyway.

discourage them from loitering,r. H er bjuoment

*W c know KOTSactly hew 'HI* to be washed twice a day braniuse of them . ‘E
. . . during the A
Itll' f»ltM. *«&gt;« Un*U W as In-the
Maado Beudaet. Why. hae&gt;°m*Id Mrs. Corel. 1
M .besn « * |ta c y«4 out, BemonIn window b o x d
Ur w* prefer grapefruit ta egga,

M ) dar^ctloi

W k * M Inch

ibl* Aeeocletod
t euppbrUd her
when he ftnetly
aerry. Boy. whet
V .*VM

fourteen,

PARENTS, particularly mothers, a n paylag a lot ef

TELLING

&gt;■ m j r • i .«

WORLD

Ibaen days. F a r It la fa r Mere asaw
9 by reading hlM carradJy than by

, question of the

according to We nqwbpepere

I* thmrv
taking

S t k U , of

M

.alasM. a- 'iU ^JU aldlak

Unoola got hu fall* nvnU U n
aa * debater *lth&gt;P»«gW by. get.
Ung.hliown age* ln|ethe ball
on pataei and whooping things up
for him. Tima hat certainly pyev*
Ad Vblck wM realty, W* x m ter
debater beeeuea today yen Bad
DougUa'c name itam M on vvery

the

Uiemial'

la

vsm

V.

m
'tWff. M Y»U H

dad g m i^ lly p y t ^ ^ t C

i « Of
llisderiw ik s H lw w iw ltr i rMStdlrt
sal u d wbat ba'aMaAl mat naL Bat do yarn mall
mM m o fa 'ie e

d ju t

�FEBRUARY

Q u a r t e r Finals
Iii G o 1f Tourney
Start T u e s d a y
fOnt’t'tiu w

Personals
"* Mr. and Mm. J.‘ ~ M.“ 'uKolf**
b are a t Ih Ir gutud* ihelr ro«*
crnlly a t tW r te i tN KaH Sodcr- sin*. Sidney DeScllr, of San Dice*.
blom waa elected ferret*ry of the
OsL, and Thema. liuikhcari, of
Pemsrola. ■
.
game* were enjoytd and a l *
late hoar score* were added and
yean, J.» Cl. Lendqalit *aa eh.Filenda of Mu. 0 .
Selma* arises awardeJ. High aeore pH**
aen aa deacen Tar oo* ydaf; while
K. Magnuoon te tria d hla poai- will tegret to learn lin t h tr mo* for the rlub member*, ‘an ’ am*
tber Ucd Sunday al her home-In hrolderrd i-earf, went to Mr»." J.
lion at Utd other deacon.
Valdoeta, Ga. Funeral terricra
At the elecl:oa of trttteee, Mr. • II) bo held tod&gt;v In Valdotla. Dr. R. Baker, while high aeore pHao
I.undqoltt i i i . f t e t t a for three Hetman Joined Mr*. Hr Iman there for the other gursts, a boudoir
pillow, Va* given to Mr*. Clifford
yeatm Mr. Carlana for two ym rs; Saturday,
Walker. Mr*. M. II. Smith Terete:
and Mr. Hodorblpm waa f t elected,
od.
a deck of playing card* a t
fb * officer* rleetrd a t the memDr. and Mr*. All, n Junes and
log weie inducted Into theft of- children, of Ollando, .pent yaw* torky prlte. Ihtch pi lie w«» tied
Ik w at tha rleea a t the services lenity hero with Mry. Minnld with rod satin ribbon.
Red ro an , tod gtadteU wad . t o n
» week ago yeeteeday;
June* a t her honiu on Hark Avo- w ere'ornm grd In pVefuslon about
nue. U tile Mir* 1‘atrlrte Ana

r^ S S S K ;

ilaesry * So.
t Met hod lit
£ the /church
t With Mtaa
ilea*. Supper

Valentine Party I
Given Bridal Group

^B ole* "Notturno" —Grieg
H ag"

Zehuree

|7 r . D*a&gt;.
H a rr of Jenay

— Jensen,

Und —

['.RUSSIA
Bela - “Song Without
Techalkowsky, Mrs. J . A.

Debt "Sang dot Vegeltln’’
• Angel" Rubinstein, Mr*.
oOaibelder and Mr*. Floyd
Deet

"Slav*

March".

'Soar of the Shepherd"
eg of India'" Rimsky.
A. M. Phillip*.
*.\i ' -Mr*.
POLAND
flHer "Polish Donee" —
cm. Mm. A. Htekaon aad

Woodmen Circle Has
Meeting At.City Hall
Calrnduli*. fb m r Vibe and
bambeu adorned |h r City Hall on
Friday afternoon and tVenlng
when the district meeting of the
Grocft of Cenlrut Fbrida. Sup c.ne Forest Woodmen Cirelr,
waa held here with MUa Myrtle
Oils Crump, of Thmpe. state man­
ager, Mr*. Myrtle Dtp**,, of
Fort Pierce, slate president, and
Ml*s Mildred Wheeler ttnnne, of
lakeland, d 1st*let m inagtr, a*
honor guests.
•
y
The afleincun'e »etalon Opened
a t 0:30 o'clock With a Valentine
dance by Clada Ferguson, who
Miss Marine Broekhahn,
of
preeentnl etch of the honor
a n ra , formerly of this city. I*
guest*, with a bouquet. Mr*. M T
'he miest for *«v(ral days of MU*
B. Ixe gave the welcoming ad­ Dorothy Haynes.
dles, ard introduced the atate
officer*.

their famine* aUcmMeT In thr
hall at 0:30 o'tleeh-and all en­
joyed a chicken plliau. The p-o.
giam cant nurd at 7:110 o'clock
with the following rrm briu:
1. Flag Drill—Mr*. Irvne Dunn,
cnplpin, Mr*. Ruby White, Mr*.
Velma Smith, Hr*. Minnie Smith,
Mias Jrcn- Carver, Miss Ge'.tiudr
Vinlrg, Mrs. Gladys Slim s, Mi*&lt;
Jnsephlnf Minor and Mlsa I-oc­
tal ne . Collin*.
2. Address—Icon I,rK«y.
3. Kesponte—Mis* Crump.
4. Tap Dance—
T B. Vtlrfttoa^hOp
• 0. Add'eta—Mi
hfcCutlrm,
following: Mlsae* Bvriyn Eden past council commi
:r of Jackfield, Grace Rowell, Mildred Mit­ sonville.
chell, Elisabeth Clark and LouU
7. Dancing until 13 o ’clock.
Rlettc, Ulr’e' Hutch ban,
Foy
It^-wu* annou’ced that the
nexj district meeting will bo hrid
alyDeLedn Spring, in 4ua*-.

Cecilian Music Club
Meets On Saturday

Pmro O"**- ,

ii Hi. r uf

thu

bugle,

4 and tromboar.
: U»* OnMters a t. lid*
•n- Mr*, l-urlli* I Mini)
mist: Mi*. A. M. Phil•I aad M in Mary Kiter, arc.tnp«nisi. T hr rn.

ANTiqUKH
MRS. rS B D T. WILLIAMS
1st Oak Airnue
phone 30*-J
TUMID AY. TH i m O r

Notice To Tax Payers.

Sanford, Florida, February I, t i l l .

Aa required by Sectlaw It, Chapter K M , l a » i of Florida*

poru of receiving TAX RETURNS for the year 1881.

OteroU

....... * February l»th, 18tM A M. to HlM M.

Chalwota ............... February tSrd, l l t e A. M. to 18t88 M.

P. M to' »iWP. M.
February lllh ,

—Anna Bell Dyson
13. Vttlse llrllllanlc, M n l u.kl
—Mr*. MrNah
Song—Carl**lma, Pint. • Mr*. A.
M. Phillip*
AceompanUtv—Mary Kliiabeth
Tolaf.

INorwood ..... ■ February 17th, 10 :M A. M. to ISiM M.

8. ttolli of Mini* ntllrhe* were
well-i Inyid. nnd Were der*ded af*
ler the i-(rn waa retched. Mr
M a -itf; i- .-bed til'd to have hi*
h an v . full In ptavlng o ff Iho altack of Mr;.W hile, who la m id to al rsiwiiarei « m m ■*. m i . ,
have the kna*k of upcr'H ng bud.
ding alar*. &gt;nd th a t rnatih *hould
olan l&lt;» w-lUetayed and fnlluwed
|
by n r -o -r.o d gallery.
K. F lino.holder. who scored

February 37th, ItM P. M. to l i N P. M,
la k e Mary
la k e Monroe .... - February SRlh. I 0 i » A. M. lo ISiM M.
I’to la .....
.... February 2Mb. 1:00 p. M. la M l P. M.
A VAUGHAN.
T ai An tear.
_ .
* •

one of the thre* opaeta of P 't l
round ot.iv when ha defeated
Fred T ro b tr, Oriandp golfer,
aueres- fully kdrnnced to q o artrr.
final plav hy defeating John laidwlg, Ih re and one. II* Is schedul­
ed to meet the winner of th»
I.ew n n T I 'indnulst -H. Pulratnn
matrh uh'eh will lie playrd tnl
c'av,
0 . W. F|ienrer easily disposed of
Ben f. otwell. the golfing lut*-ball pltiher, hy an eight and alg
score. Mr. Hrencer I* arh-duled to

Just A rrived
ISO New Spring

Ranging
In Prices From

The FLORIDAN
T h . SEMINOLE
B.

1.00 P. M. la 3.80 P. M

partner, Sum n 'g h lty m tn . 4 and

Opening with a dlsroaslon of
musical instrumrrta, the meeting
of the Cecilian Music Cluli war
held on Saturday afterm on
at
3:1B o'clock at Ibe itudlo of Mr*.
Fannie 8 . Munson at hrr home on
Myrtle Avvnur. It w at stated dur­
ing the meeting that thr- drum &gt;s
Ih* old cut of instrument*, that It*
n ilC A G tt. Fidj./18.— (AIM —
Imperial r r In hnnds and n r.h i/- Four of a party if all were killed
tra* !■ great, that the skilled today when an automobile yollfdcJ
drurnmer hat Incn railed “the CM- with a tir e d car. Th* desj ar«
duefed from thr roar" and the*, Mia. Julia Ahrens, Id, rriiji- of
drum notr* arr far apart and ti- Dvr months;
Uudak, Frank
qulre timin'! a sixth truer of tlmr Swift and an unldertifird w nnan
and'rhythm in 'n td rr t&gt; rom r In believed to be Swift** fiance.
on tko brat of thr music. It was
added that wh ir the pianist may
be doer arm MIR I* able to per­
form, It I* impo'ilbl* fur a drum­
mer to pci Titin unless he bear*

distinctly.
.Other Inst rumorI* taken tip
In (he gam-rul diiruarim were lh&lt;
hilr, the violin, and the Iromprk
It wa&lt; atati l that (he lute was
a RaaJTatringcd Initrumcnt re­
quiring a mtaliun uf its own and
V great deal of time for tuning
Tim Violin at It It today rnnw lut *
"Vbftcfi a In thr day* of QueriXUafhorik and *»» pn petted ht

QaaHMlflnal play begins to­
morrow morning, ami all rants
murk Ipl handed |n hy Friday night
i f lfi*:4**#k-‘ All rrtldent* nt
Sanfotd who are inn rested in
golf and iM m am rnt pliy, are
urged to whit the country club 1
I nk* daring the wetk to wateh
th - mate hot, Mr. Stewart aald

Allamrnte Springe

VWtTTra. 4.
The ■Men** Chib of the F lrtt
Chtiitian church onlartatned with
a »upp*r talk Friday evening at
the rhurch for 00 farmer* uf the
rity who baf* donataj celery tn
•he building fund «f the eburrh.
The gue*U arrived at 7 o'clock af­
ter which a fried oyater cupper
wat served bjr the members of the
Woman’* Prtordsblp Gaea.
4. 4. Roily acted a* taaitinaHtrr
during the evening and introduced
the Rev. T . M, Marler and Her.
nmn 4. I/thmen who, both, gave
short addreayea. At ulhi-v time*
during the owning urotda .if greet­
f s Ida V
ing were given by v aro u t ether
iar mooting ot the w. c. gutati and Mr. Track enlertalned
'01 be bold at S o'clock wilh with several aonge and ateel guit­
, JB." Rfllott .1001' Bast ar number*.
Street. A special program
A fliHrngcd*
n
b
Men's G ab e t tba First
to Church will meet a t R
a t the churth.
Immed’ataly following the rem To Be Given h 'at »a| Frl(-'ay evening at the
Church for the wedding
Musical Group Methodici
of Ml** Bvelyn Kdentlrld and
Louli Kiclie which took ■ place
following I* tba program Saturday afternoon, MUa Nan
wUl bo glron by lb* Music Pnxton assist'd by Mr*. F„ J. tfl|j
immt af tha Womon's -Club and Mr*. G. P. Paaton cntcrtalnsaday'evening a t 8:15 o'- cd the tnember* of the bridal
dndsr Uo supervision of ftouji wlih a Valentino party at
. A. Takaekt
Sac bom • on Myrtle Avenue. Dur­
SCANDINAVIA
ing the tvenlng games and con­
o Duet "Norwegian Bridvl tort* were enjoyed.
iloa”—Grieg, Mr*. R r R.
Adorning the room* where the
tod Med. Ray Bower.
goeeta werc entertained were Va­
lentine novelties and Spring Dow.
E g j P t f S &amp; R R era term inating a jc d . and whit*

re e l*

champion. hud an trnuhle In ellialn n l r r II. M. Walton yejlartUyr
n flr m»'n pa h , tin oed In a five
or, four in play card, hlit Mr- l* Ruy aill t»re John (1. Herbal, non
of the atradleri gulp t a In San­
ford. in llu- quarlrr-tinaU In a
taalrh ah'ih thnuld proyldt planty of thrills. Mr. llrrb*t, who
op&lt; rale, a larirr c*l»tjr farm a*
»»l| t% ilevoln considerable time
to hit favorite uport, had tha bit*
ter if ltov Holler) conqueror of
41m Hprn.rr, ami turnul In a
thr-» 'ip. one lo play card which
a n well m arked. with low bole
aeor *. Mr. Holler waa a'trlfU io ff
h'« tmunlly -Iron* ir»me, am i'an.
peon'll to to har'njt difficulty In
linking pull* after ho la d rrarh
Cd th- trrven* In flrtt claia aljrle.
Ms&amp;se- 'teM s m r wteo A d n t i T vn«
A. W. Kppi, 3 and 2. will go ln*o

'[Winner of the I/od F.
t ' R. U a* tiiatch to be
Mot- Yerietday, trained
l i t Drl^nd pro,
MOT Ittidnl In secort't
t l * pro-*matrur tourney
Rib# San Undo Golf
Ml II- Ftrwsrt and Jim
th* other Sanford gulf-,
M oled In lhai tourney

Every Neu) St
of the Seasonl

$ 18.50

Never licforr hnvr wc bren able to offer nuch nmart new frocks of the
finrtit maleriabt al auch low prlrni. Dally we are recelvlnc new Sprtof
drraaea of flat crepe, wool crepe, aal.n and georgeUa, that alraaa all the
faahion detalln for 10311 Here they are . . . . In the favored new mono*
tonra and new printal

Travel In weather-proofed comfort
bf train. All ataal equipment, sleep­
ing can, good dining car service; ob­
servation, lounge) club care, coaches.

D IX IE FLYER
D IX IE L IM IT E D

T.1 LMaas ,1:11 pm

KT.

141 amj 10.00 pnf

K.T. UOpm' H I am
C-T. 1.4Spal 5JOam
C.
T. IW pm 11JOam
C.T. tejOasn 7.17am

Scarfs

M cavated.

mvanle, Godard—Mary
priumblnct Dels ha) e*

?4iJ g

»l Violet, IW hr-M ar.
O y Day". Ralhburn- •

G. W. RAY
' Hunford,IF. P. STOP Al
Central of O*
•1* Graham*;

w-

Complete your cue
lumo with a bar-,
mon 181D g purae.
Kid , . Chantung . .
Fabric In dark and
pastel ahadaa. Spe­
cial

Colorful all ni t k
ncarfs for spring
»porta wear. Jloman
atripoa, paisley and
novelty designs.
♦ / 0 0 j„ $ 7 3 9

Gloves, so Import­
ant this season, are
Inexpensive and yet
unart and durable
whan purchased at
Yowc'.l a. AU shades
and white

�r ttU T j*

•«■'** ■
fr 1 r
—
CHICAGO, Pah. 13c— (AP) —
Raids h r a *wwwtemset, narcotic
detail from Waahlagteu os lh*
Geld' Coast a partis asta of a Casa- .
dlan mil Ilona lrv~b*fritte r and *n
American hrireas brouih . the
statement re«tarda* front eosnael
far th# rrat-pals that-Us* whole
affair was “a blender/* '
It teas admitted th at federal
agents, cooperating with authori­
ties of Canada In tm th ff tha
ramifications of a d lls’ am tiffR"C
ling,'had Invaded tha apartment)
' of W. Perkin* Bull, K. 0 .. of To­
ronto acd London, and U r. and
U r r ^ ^ ^ ^ H o r t k l ^ r o d U y , hrtr

Propsoants s f tha Florida InteM And Coastal Waterway# Aaaofladon w ho'aro sponsoring Urn
earl* construction of * canal acron Florida a t aom# point In lh*
vicinity of Gainesville, today aanounced th*t a meeting * f that
gfM p Will ba hold In lha Chamber
of Commerce nnllo'fng at la m p s,
Monday. Fab. 28, at 9:00 o'clock In
tha morning a t whk
nito aleiia will bo tal
foreaca to collecting- daU to ba
presented to lha U. B. Engineers
|» apprort of tha Gulf Intra-coaatnl waterway, and ths crow*- Flo­
. tide 'Waterway st lha beit tUsrn.

U
,
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'
j

.

.

ttn r » y « ’of *th* country »nd thotr
canned Inn with d top-sea traffic.
All perswt* InUrvsled arc invited
to attend, and partklpet**'- %*"d
Chambers of Commcrre and other
rltlc bodies art reijuaated to sand
delegataa.
,
.
Efforts arc halng made dally to
Interest the Federal •government
to construct a cnnal aeroea tha
atate from same suitable Atlantic
shore city to some city on the
Gulr of Mexico. It will bo n link
In th* Inland Waterways system
which originates in Jlaln s 'and
Minnesota^ sad will tWalfla boat*
to dtllvar their cafgeep along
tlth rt Touts with a largo saving
In Umr&gt;l&lt;mtd» going around the
A t-the plftakni lima there are
several 1 nrohotod raulea. One of
thafnt oHgldathu from Jaeksonvllle, ruai along ths Bt.' Johns-R'-ver .to rim Black river near 1 Green
Covl ttorimth. thend* what to the
Haute'Fte'RHrtr almve Gainesville,
and runiimrtng west until It mreto
the ftawtaea Rlvar wfclrit empties
In tfc- G olf *t and • near Cedar
Keytd Anathri route; originating
In darifaUrtUla n u i'g o u lh 'f o a
poUri'ever 'Lake Oeorgr. thence
tsrat IntoOnsnga Ijske, and, finalI r Idttf -tha Huwane- Rlvnr near
Cedar Keys. That route appear*,
from literature rrcalvrd from the
aiknrlatlea, the shortest and least
eapenaive In tonal ruction In that
a t F ast 00 par rent of the rout*
consists of Improved waterways,
20 per cent unimproved‘ water-'
ways, and 20 per rent potential
waterways.
United Hiatts Engineers are
scheduled to make a tour of the
proposed routes In an army dirig­
ible In a few weeks! H was' an-'
pounced, and lh* meeting to Be’
arid In Tampa ta being held for
th* purposa of gathering aa much
‘data aa possible In support of the
canal,
v i «• j ,

Ih e rfe k Uoloaaa; j
aoa*i orchcetraj 11
Buaaa’a orchestra:
ay's orchestra how
343.3—WADC Ni

,,

(CBS a

i d tha dmWliat back from h
and the two atadcnls Tad
d U n i CnoUdd«t. aiM &gt;
H f i r O * ^ drink on b
ally marketing trip'V ow a town
This Incident way typical of It

lit* t h y limits. resulted la
pioxlmeto Mn t t 13,900.11
firs wa# U s most m i n t
year from tbs pitot M I
daisies. Rise* it oecurred
night, end w #, s i a palat
half a mlla from a nr* hydJ
tho firs fight*r» had o aljM

I lM —WMBR T a m » a -1»7»

•KM, Theater agwa, fight card.
SMouncemostat 3:33, TO0 ! *:0°Darter moals;
Ossfalo Cashallhao oerbestr a t * 80. Shoppma
t» music; 9«0fc Mask a l lha Makseat 0:90, WMBB cigar program
10:90. F.ntartalaart.
WJAX - i a c U aWoflfa
J MONBATt F*B- »3* 1031 „

chemkala to W art with.
Tha wait shrines flm of '
year waa lh , abnest total dasl
tios of ■ isrsga-apattatast t
ed by A- lh Batlor, local pitta
wbkh caught flra shortly t
‘mldalght aana* months ago.
Pre pasty damage of appraaln
ly R W waa reported thSM
flra as tbs ham* of J. U.
Males, soar Uagsolla Heights

NieU tmnsianlfsa and wher.
ufacturer.

WINTER PARK, F la, Feb. I ll
Knowlrs Chapel, which will ba built
at th* gift of Mr*. George E.
W arrm of Boston , Moss., and
her slater Mrs. Homer D. Cage,
of Worcaktar,' Maas, In honor nf
thalr father, Francis U. Knowles,
will take (la place as Unit No. 4 In
the neW archltrctual plan designed
for Rollins College.
•Although the mtlmaterf- roat nf
the building la not made public,
President Hamilton Holt hie an­
nounced that the gift la the sec­
ond largest in lha history of Rol­
lins and'the largest elnro ih r an­
onymous gift of 4500,000 made far
endowment a year ago. Of the
chapel fund, Mrs. Gage U the don­
or of 150,000 and Mrs. W arrm uf
th*'remainder. Mrs. Warren la
pravldhtg also for tire purchase
of an irgan, all equipment, and
grnefal tnalnleranre.
•
Knowles llall la th* fourth
building given to Rollins during
the past eighfeen months. The first
was Rollins Hall, a men's ' domllory, the gift of tho Into Kdwatd
Warren Rollins. I’ugsley llall, (he
gilt of Ka-Congrestinan C-omeUtii
A. I'ugslry, Feckaklll, N, Y. bankr r and Rutllna trustru, and May
flower llall, u gift from an un­
named doner, and w.upcn's dnrml
lories » hlch wen- Insllt In time fol
occupancy this Fall. II
, .Th# new (hqfwl will o* In har­
mony with the new dnrtnlinilr*,
showing a strung Spanish Influ­
ence n it only In details but In
plan, proportions, and composition.
It will hat* a high nave with

Local Five Beats

tory Spanish Pariah Church shuw
Ing a tower and want front In the
period. Tho architecture will bt
treated In a manner to harmonise
with the now dormitories, wilt.
Colored sluico s-xterlor, artificial
atine trimming*, nnd (lie roofs.
•&gt; Ralph Adams ('ram, of . Cram
and Fsigtuua, Boston. Mass., Is
the' ■rrhitoct, Ceaslruction, which
•will bog1st' th la year, will Itg Ir
charge o f Richard Klchnrl, al
Klehnel an,| Klllori, Miami, F la,
r-nsultant and supervising
ar-

. .

jjr a

had liean a t work m ort than a
month on the case. M m wise JJ. Harriion, head of ••'private de­
tective agency, and h it wife were
summoned to tha inquiry*,
The narcotic detail (Was bellerej
yesterday to h ats . returned to
Washington. Local officials af tha
govart menl said they knew noth­
ing of the jalda, and Dm Impound-

President Holt Nipea that aomd
or the Ideas on "h&amp;maalilng" of
oduratlon which have been devel­
oped at ItoUIni may be applird in
"vltallxing" lallglon qn the camp­
us.
•&lt;*
“In other wards," he iald, “I
hope that Knowlaa Chapel will be­
come something more than 'lUal

F. W.

R om

■

i

maKtlsnf to wart

Celery Market Report*

s h i.

lee

S s ta d s y .

S R S R &amp; ffim
M miRAiir

Young Pilot Killed Aeettaed.flayers hi
Ab Plane Crashes
t- v r f t - a _ t o s - '' • « ‘ Mr.-;.
During'Air Stiints • rr.Nnt.ETON’.
O ra, F a t d W f j
" ATLANTA, 0 . , r ,t , . lA - (A l')

Triple «Uf real* rua thrauih the renter af l*#aF* puial# team CalHacala.
TCSTtaOAY-S ANSWk*. •• Thick. _ _
Aranas
I, Hebrew measure.
I, Ohallenae#.
■
IS. gsclamsllon.
It, Ctipnla.
;
It. Sites.
- I
IS. Prohibit.
L
JT. The rUnhow.
’
11 . Lantuaceof the]

loss In fl»» jraara. IllJtflO is
!!)». waa accompanied by tha lewrat fits Isas In l» yhare, sa.033
la 1939; Tha valaatlon of the, prop­
erty whldh waa abldha at various
times dttttog' tha year waa agpisaiaistaiy «33M 0O. It la Interestlng to node that, baaed oh preai in asjjsnta ftghraa, the fir* dapartment could have bean op­
erated fa r nearly M wrara an that
f ’ *1*
IS'* ,.***

herself did m att u ^ lba eoekini
Now shs oootonta . ntradlf wii
planning the meals gad doing ti
dally m arketing.' *
&gt;
Besides the firm er P nM tonl as
hU lrito the hotuabolJ J l m r U i
twa housemaldy a g aflp m rp
,?&lt;i*hptor \HMlson of Indiana, tho chauifsax-'«ad tw w'dagrr form
ftoputeisaw Idadoe,. aanouncad yts- Whit* Ileus* pali. "Tiny Tim."
toiday ha Would aak bearing! by chaw,-and "fiaMsty." a collie.
Rarato do the Coolldgta ente
lha S«nato flaanc* commRte* w
n formally, and Uto Inllmi
ends who dlah a l. thalr tall
a r t Invited to “J i l t drop In."
Often on 8undays John CoolWi
and hie wife, the former FJeifu
Trumbull, motor up horn &gt;'•
Haven, Conn., for dinner. ■ I
Krrqurntly «hen Mr. Co^lid|

whether a vato could ba auvtalaari.
Meanwhile, B ngte leader* w&amp;l
seek this waak to hasten to the
AVhlto Itausa ssm« of tha xtxck of
appropriation h-'ll* which piled up
during th* protracted row oT«r
drroth laMef.
•
,
Only otic of the nine regular
supply bills which must ba enacted
before th* Mar, 4 adjournment to
W evtnt an extra session has gone
through Con grew and th*
hit*
House.
. . I r i*
/T h * atrenglh
• hint trO tte* »«*tent&gt;. Ha aaW »r* to carry thfoogh a drflalto
'rtlririd to n Vf the men’s admla- program waa shown Saturday
ri*nawwsitd(Injur* plan* o t t h e
prisaentloh.'■ ’ ’• • j A.*,:
(AmrrK4Q»:hl»"ri»« tha-'
for th# rrlani which cauaed their
a n e st, Hygh, Rawew and John
■ddlagtaw g t o W d alroard a train
hJ-tPw rtff Chariea C. Taylar uf.
Chat tea oogs, T a in , yeatonUy and
started m et t t far* charge* In
cessrtlken with tho alleged ln*uraacaa ynutWar hoax of W. R. K l"f •
tost near Chkhamauga. Ga.
♦lu lls# atoMfFa wa»el Wet* IW«t
ertfaUMteia* Mai df Hear said. Ha
lda.1 RMWlW&gt;'w thhm to novrspapar

Kytln wan known among his fel­
low filer* # i a “lucky" pilot. Ha
had aavertl narrow escapes fiom
death since ho began carrying lh*
air mall thru* years' ago, II* wa*
*’ member of tha mythical Cater­
pillar Club, composed nf avlalois
who have (taped from planes In
distress.

. arahota^
u l - uvi: ) Kcrl Mullci. B". |Vcnli* dulrymnn
whnee burned an,). nuitljati-l body
waa fourd In a]flra awrpt field
near hla hote* y ir erday, cam* to
Wa death hylgutUhot w, uni in-

NEW YORK. Feb. lf t- ( A P ) y
tlecUrallon lh»‘
“South &lt;a
rip* for a.-haw political party"
wa* mad* yesterday hy Howard
V. Wllltem*, 'eaeeuUv# aacretory
of the lesgue for Independent palldeal aetlad.' II# has Just returaed
from tha pcoth.
' . “If Hooter wefa to run today
hr waald p at c a rr, • slngl*
thcra atate?' kild WlUlama. “At
tha amof ttma t to tu to rs hava'no
res past far. lha,D#mo«r*lle P«c-

board maeiteg^uf-'tka Uf*' Insur
anas’rorapaag.- of ‘which he la r
diracUr, M»a-' Coelldga aeeompaa
lay.hhri my tha irate as fax a
New ilaVtn- whera aha apenda the
might a t th* koma af har son.
t i n . Cuolldga ‘ often attend
meeting* of women’* grpup* of »&gt;►
Kdwardi’ Cmgyagallanal Oturrh
qf which . sha has Jong baen ‘

n. H it, batwaem ^ v a n neloeh A.
M. and tws a'elsah r , M„ ths fat.
Inwlna dessrlhsd property. th*
property »e
wit: this I*rg* Meat llliwe. one
Ijiras Meal tlsfrl*s rater. One
Krlatdatre P lo ts* t-hasasd VrlBU
dslre” fnlt f«e sssts. One
Neales. One Meal Orlader. Threw
itlass Hhuw Itssea One l*ash
ter, One Nawll tea flu*. Oaa Klee^
J iS Z S E J H
mlnuU

them were 104 fires la 1030 aa
against 135 In 1029; property
Involved waa fOAS.tOO In 10110 as ■AY* YOU* WATCH tepaliod
against 4787.250 In 1020 ; 6200 feel
by *m who really knows howl
of hose were laid In 1080 aa a­ Briggs. Jowoler, Mag. Aea.
gainst 8100 In 1029; 278 feet of
Dr. W. E, Mae DOUG ALL, CHI-

a

SoutiTls'Seen Ripe
For Another Party

Mutilated Body Of J;
Dairyman la Found

itral Ju s i
1a relate ,
sded by 1

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HOUSE
Interests are to ba ft
ntanagamant. of her own h iu
QUICK PASSAGE hold.
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When bar husband waa mart
OF
“VETS’
BILL
of Nurlham^to ^ 7 U n . Cool idj
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(Continued freaa pace 1 1 •
retsry Mellon to tha veterans bill
—alltw lng loans on Insurant*
ce.tlflrates up to 50 p*r c*nt of
their value—and jmaaag* of tho
S i i O T r tV iify an . 1. . . »ad legUlatton. l &lt; tho UouaO today
M r i r lA v lli IHHt
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llUatore^fe'liriedo T. Total Ste •
Dial fit date this, wasoa ----- I.JS#
slat to rtsto lass avason —— •.»*#
aaaloeS O titis aerslea a t ris* .
la t TVaria,, rnliwd ttaefsa day.
aallaas ts r r llakl
Wire la.

(Continued »Y6to “Wriri dowf**
at Jaca test DeMmbar, appealed
on lh* stree ts."
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Other noisy crowds gathered
In eorneeUen with Dp pre-TJAt
rarnlvul, - Parades war* started
with shoots bring mad* against
•tha govhrnmtat t o t lh moat roar*
th* moiry-mahara departed -gaod
naturudly. Bom* arrests War*
mad*. •
•
Yesterday’, conferr-rcs Inclqded a visit a t th* pateei. from
Fi a nr Isco Carabo, hsad of ths

M, Mmriks,
her /raw t r ts it ,,
Mftr THB TBIM-

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In annopnelrg plans for ’the
usp of Knowles Chapel, Preiilent
Unit Indicated that he wanted Iht
chapel to M p '“vluH te rsllgitm'
on the'hamptts by making It the
f.H Us p ' IfV In all tallgioua and
cultural qctlvlllei. Instead
of
keeping the liulltllnB np«n only tor
aorvlra anew a das. I’in id u n t Hull
Intends is have &lt;Kiutelea Chapel
rpen -thmigtiont the*tlay, evary;
day, with opporturlty for wor­
sh ip p e rs'to ‘enter for .prttyer or
inidltalltm when they desired.,II*
Indicated that he may appoint a
aludent ecatm itlra-to, taka &lt; two
hours ildlly Dma, rlawea for an
extendwr*iwrbal to draft a repot*
of rtvamni#iptell(.n.c | u 4° •o w t*R
chapel matNweihaet. eUllaed fgx th#
benefit of th* eulleg# WkI the atu

INDENTED SIDES
_ By

Coach Leonard MeLucaa* BemlHolt High rthool baahatball quin­
tet, still im artldy uadar' aH early
saaaon 43 t«V14* dafaat a t' tho
hand* of lb* strong Rollins Rata
five, made good th*&gt;r promts* of
avcaglnri thaf loss in ■ h lr way,
for, Balqfday a ith l a t tha high

7i4k Stadia;
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UteaAllaa'k cagMeLU

TOLL L U M B E R C O ,
B tn rlcto P hono IKK.
SHO E R E P A I

10FHACTQR, Ik now located at
hia raaldacee to Floral Ualgkta,

FORD TON truck with Uncoln
• tlwaamWatan, prie# $75.00. Reel
* Son. Myrtle Aw.

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aasaL Aa’they drwva. Liana grew to# aramala# body of liana.
•
aaOdar ah# saOdar.' Far tola wa* the ftom u p lh* atrate earner, r t a u ^
nieht
ha waa to hay fare Well.
then
a woman's
acreamrtoaa moalag
7 V ^ * _ _ 7 t o V s ’^ 7 : . L T m . . - a - t _ r
o .s — .
n l k w a l a ln m ri f r m a n LhwPri.

“Th# gsaUesnaa eve*'User#-," *
waiter aaM. eaiUef itself aimaUau to
Oalaad. who was sltUag toon, wav­
ing hla head lo aiuiU a*. JuMaw sad
Ante* waat over to hiss.
■
••Ah, Oatend." Julian greeted him.
••How era you. Julian7 Alter-Aadr*. What will yon haval On* af
these American eochMter’“No, no. Quaatrw,” Julias s a t o s t
“A Martial," Ante* aaM.
.
Th* waltea waa# ta ill lhate actor*.
••What bring* you t* Patter* Oatend
iik ii Julian.
•
*
"Andru 1# U W MRirii** .
"Ah, cnnsralulallona, my bayl"
To Mias Dnrthg/* Jnhwi sold

L. E. ALFORD COMPANY
Accountant*

KB YARIKTIKS hatching
r*, 78f-r#n«* per aattlng. F .
iy*on, Country Club Road,

gram) tlOO, Chafe and Jug Hindi
9:90, Same a# WEAFj 10:00,
Bam* as WJ»T 10:30. Matodteta;
10:45, Tha Brothers.
441 A—WBM—430
7:00, Orchestra. N*w*i 7:40,
Same as WJZ; 7:45. Orchestra:
1:45. Plana, records; 9:90* Ram#
aa WEAF; 10 :00, Same aa WJB;
lOi.no, Mui leal maviaai 11:00,

310 1*2 Florida Arena*

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W A T C H IM’ PAD
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