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O f Sanford
timism Over
Agreemeni With
Bond Men ii
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A ged Inventorla Tired

I. Sutifunl C ity C onim U &lt;itfB cr» i K
a n ii!.-* «»f &gt;p w w n ‘ w i t h .
m em bers o f th e BondhoMa ‘ j N n t i v r I ’lim m it lff * ■ * !*&gt;• |
rvm arks
rxiwvsgfcsod
d a y th * subject o f r o o i r t l
htrti o f Ini.tinewt s ta b ility htcnl- [
o f confidence in th e qu ick
leal nuT c ha n t r and- la x p o y t r a (
l a ic a in i in is iir ii m u f«
u, .
. T h e c o iM ittU I o f o p b q m d e d a n s »h a t w h ile th e term-*
Day be in part burdensiom tt th ey at least h eld out rn ra l
h op e la r -th e f uluvw a w 1MX I r
f
-w ith -lb a . b .ia ik m e * ^
’P ra ctica lly all o f th e p e r e m g in tr n r tr w r t! n p r n d th e M *
th a t the citizen * m ak e a c a re fu l ntudy o f th e term s* ccmUdet
th e fact th at under th e mandamus suit th e m iU a *e m feh t
h ave been m ore than 100, am i that the en forcem en t o l each
p ro p o rtio n rests sq u a rely upon th e taxpayer.
Ila r r y XI. l»ap w orth . pion eer resident am i m a n a ger ot
th e XI. F. Robinson E »ta te .«c n e o f SanfonTh U rgen t lax-

|tory

ami

On ReachingWInter f
Residence' ~
era Last
ro r r
will not ha aa lew a* U*t
n'ght. Bartow, Moor* Haven,
Ocala. Orlande and tha r-verim en * *ub.uUoa la aoburbaa
Jacksonville reported temprrntaraa of M dogtore With EdoU*. GsImevUla, and H a itia n
recordieg I t Fort Lauderdale
reported M, F «tt Pierew and
Miami 3d. Sanford 38 and
Tampa 40.
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\ ' narM s ro edition' i ' W ji bandit* bearded the train
v H tfir at Talado *r p m , point he­
' ( W t a there aad BcDafontalna. A*
. Mhe train neared hero they eaterad the slecplag ror, grouted the
pasaeqgtr*. aad at the paint af
■' guns, herded them Into a drawing
■WOW With tha exception af Nel-

LIFE OF DRY LAW
NOW IN HANDS OF
SUPREME COURT

images/ reports, aad bwplrxtlsittalks/on Urn Bixtsonth Analmary /ol the orgM »»*Ho*
of
wank Clubs iB America fsatsrthe weekly luncheon ml the Bea­
rd K(waste d o b bold at tha
m lem na Haul y«*u»dxy
VUh Klwxnlai s l lareaee Bars.
Jgpylamas G. Rhsroa, and L. P.

Cdhrla Ooolidire^Vi
ra r i £*

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1

—Thotna* A. Edl»on. wearied, h y a
i r p from New J. r»»y. &gt; n tn d lt }
special train at hi* wintec h w
here laat night. reading a party
of (lllaefl* and new.papermea who
had availed hi* arrival at alto(hc&gt;
station. •
'
‘ i'
Tha 83*) ear-old invrntor, makin r W im r - « g * &gt; * - a sa «a t-ru iFasC* m y opinion en th e n-trn* a c tio o o f o u r C t t r
grlam fr to H m hty.r*, went lm Com m U aiou a n d the arran gem en ts m ade w ith th e I’- jodho*.'.
media tel* la hi* home in a rhwed
era’ . t'.om m lUve. I th tak iC - ^ k n d W ^ n u w h m o re th a n t h e
aatauiphile. Hr wat accompanied
by Mr*. Kdlcun and Mr. and Mr*. citizens o f S a n fo rd m ijtht h a v e expected.
MW e must not o verlo o k th e fact that it w a s an honest
W. W. Nichol*. Jr. Mr*. Nichols U
deb
and has__to b
O f-en u re*., those c itiz e n * w h o h a v?
Meg. Edison's *hter.
____t_________
_ e paid.
______
The party changed at Plant CI-) p erm itted th eir yearly taxes to accum ulate a n - now in a \rr?
ty from Jhe regular train w kWh
l ' ‘ |un
__ __________
_
___ _F o _r thoae w h o a lh iw n l th e itviuboufortu n ate rositionT
“
* em 'ini non I my men t o f th e ir taxes.
brought them from Jaekanville. I doctrine to 'influence
th

*gOA
i While oae rabbet glued gtaardths
&gt; other* w«ot through tha. par tabln « th« peieaagerw' valuable*.
\
Nelson aUrtad ahoutlng whrn
! L atosaad aad when ha waa told U
( 1 keep still ha aheuted again and
r I waa &gt;h»t aa tha train aiewed
I down for the *tatioa her*.
I
The haad'U leaped and ran.
IJ T h a . were laat earn haadrd for n
// filling elation where U U thought
the. mhtht hare bad an automoh&lt;U hidden.
■
Official* later aaaeoncwl that
cadi aad Jcwdry. ctflmaud at
M W warn taken. All seven of

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rualixc that our Cil

WASHlNQtOH/.JaqfJBI—(AF)
—The life of roastltutloral prohl- (
bitlcn today waa in the kreplnc j
* W l S J S &amp; . l f t a U la ta
hand down a niWtig^*u&gt;laistec
irVaUdalinc the KighteentH
Amendmenl.
Yeaterday, It liitrnel to orguaunt* aupporttag and attacking
th* recent declaim
................
amerdmmi waa hnproprrly railfleJ because aubmitlcd In &lt;he
utete legislatun* rather than pop­
ular roavention*.
.-J ^ l
yv&lt;
■&gt; Fee the g*v»rnm*ei. Itotirltea
sues ' presented In fatisr e f the
validity e f the emcndteeal. and
that it'w aa within the discretion
* f Osngrees to cheese the mad, ul
ratlflretien.
flupp rting the Clark JscUlea,
Jullu, llerry Cohen anil Keldta
(Continued On Page Rig)

Elihu Root Pleads
For This Nation To
Enter World Court
WASHINGTON, Jaa. S - ( A P &gt;
— Klibu Kout t. Id the Beaate for­
eign relations icimmlltap yester­
day that the revised protocol far
Ameriian adherenre le the World
Chart preserved uala^alred the
PMmralion stipulated by the HrM t* f ir , years age.
Far almost three bear*, Amorlew's
■■■■ i lil lasrisk 8nJ slalea.

tu realize that there will be a bright lining to the dark rkml
in the near future, we shall an cent* out on top. Try to nrwlJf«r that tbs taxes we are paying under the 80 mill* Irvy, ar*
Just nbo^Xhm aumc amouM &lt;4Hkxc« we paid in the y«a»
lDffl, and than bt* will ivaiize what a good thing our City
Commisnian has done fo r otlr dtuwas. I for on e again c o «

Reforestation ,0 f
Land Near Here-la

the Klonda Foreet Srrvic*
were art hr* In dlapen*ing litera­
ture and Irfurnmtkn rimreralng
the urgent i m l of rcfonrsletion
In Florida at once, lm rrsideet*
o f thia ceunty. Mr*. J.
IUII*.
Jr^ o f Oencvs. and Mr. Thmahar. e f Geneva, hare recently com­
puted the rrforr*tati«n of •••
acre tract* « f Und they own ia
the eastern section of live c.sinly,
pear the TltuerilU Koad.
tinder tbb eoperrision of Crura*
Lee Dolly, district forester, e f
Dartowr 1*000 slash |dnr tree*
' Tbs Florida Forest Merrier is a
state ani
federal urganixatim
which cn-eperalsx with Unioneera la the pretaction and detrlopmart o f their lands. At this I*
the planting season, the staff of
the bmeau is actively engaged ia
ejrrty section c f the state in re-

Hfcl
g ra lu la tv th e ( 'om miss ion.
•
tM
" I f ou r C U jf C om m lisin n era could pcamibly get ch aagetl ‘ y^ .
th e m andate, com p ellin g fo reeloa ore f o r boo payment «d . ju
taxes, im m ed iately a ft e r th e d o s in g of the hooka.-, to * a y . wtq
six or tw elve m onths. I canrwA im agine, con sid erin g o u r post
M.

tlon. what more we'could reasonably expect from the
h oW em ."
* - .
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k d w a rd .H ig g in s , local autom obile d ea ler s a id :
y
WdlUr# th e ta x p a y e r , and th a c i t s m * o t 81

2 Orlando Pipe
Are Purchased 1
Syafieate Of. M&lt;

/ illia g h le m e n t o f th e ir i W i l tu d U P n .
.
“ I am o f th e opinion th a t n ■iaccrw e ffo e
th o tenha o f th e a g ree m en' w ill fin a lly lead
m rn t of ou r ileh l baaed on uur a b ility to pay.
“ Wh W the .n»k'*gc e f 30 I- *»•, O h m . dieanieU
m i l t * run*idrring the p»v-.c { hearty sect til wit
buslaes* rund.tiaa* and it «U I ry- a* rvwrhrJ. w l
qutrx reel effort and inrrilVr t.i ‘ hav* a healthy •
meet, actually it b practically th- 1 nem tesdiliem*
same tna U '*re hml in Inin' I V I time, the hate at
example, the assessed veltiatiuit alien fee the &gt;U)
far I8W was' approximately t I V f r m the ejarectx
bOOOM with the * MilljLgr » f -*u secr.ee.It 4 it. V
mill*. The nsaeased velnetiun • • where ■ « stand. I
18.10 * yia^lWOUO ur B P f f . t tMm Men la ear s
malely one tkitd Uw. A n i i « n heaeia w *S t ,
t c iia g a heme *s*.**e&lt;t at K &gt; Uadi, the e llm u
000 00 in ltf£i ra d at the tele ut m have Baade, ai
20 mill*. SIS0.UI lam. la I83U with that e*e»J mrrrh
the ralualioa reduced nae third H lu .a , la rwla
aad the m ilage o f 30 H will W ^
pneyertty*.
» li0 0 0
V a lter L T a i
*■1 cnn-idi r the
O o m U U l staled. " I twlhrse
UuntMigbly competent ta haaJh 9mi
rM j|u

qaeath Anatveceary Mm*ago
|taysiund IT. Cressmaa, laleekkaal peesMeat ef the *lvta
Me. Dave I. Garrett gave a idIt on th* dlctrlet - pedeat
ating at Caineevitle,-Jaa;'ia.
flie lunebesn waa pvwsided ova*
glwanian Pngldcgt A, C. Fact,
I waa attended hy 84 a i e t a i .
i-visitors, other Utda Dr. Ms-

Mr. Kect reacteded * his anelyi
with a rtgorsma plea that Ami
lea parllc Ipet* ia th* court a*
reatrlbatioa to the future pee
and raised Ms voire to «o»s* bla plea.
MP making aa uninterrupted
■eat a f morn (hen two been.
Beat submitted to question!
deaktful commitlse members,
■anted with Ms interrogators
Jagty aad only owe* did the
break Uta Injaarttoa nf •!a which rkaismea Bermh had

third errs*. If pleated. In 10 by cement ima'ag fiem &lt;ar City
I t squares, 434 tree* wtir'reeerj (MauaisMou that a setllemrat bet
an near, with 1008^tree* enough. &gt;wra reached wHb'our rrtdiler*.
fer two aad ane quarter nerve.)- “ The n w o iis g « f un* wet bleaTtaatsd la I t by U aquaree. 38g
ef uac*eta n|y. *w far a* *dr
Item a r, needed fer kne eeee.i i* * banlvn U rwne.nwd, will h*
With 1800 I rare being enough foi met. I predict, with a feebag
three aad on* third Betas. • , th* part o f rc cry body that KxaFer » merge 1-ry lafermatw, on f*rd lx xgaia ia a pooMiaa U r »
pleat tag tad rant a f tree*. AJn 1coward aad th* pmitUa ■*• ha»e
*■ dnhanaa, at the Memim.l* High all lahea fe r the past two year*
nehiel'hge literstur, which msy «.f marking t'm* will b* w r n w f
he .eg Value. G r eene IntercieJ la aad 11. apis wtl| sga a be boihbag
rffmpsfatiea ran obtain etnapi* Is tome*, wmking r*pair&gt; end mohlafcnhstlea Treat tb « wffle* of |h* ing |reporty lwsestmm i , ju&gt;t n%
HUU F em ter. a » ThUsk*.**e.
they here always dm * in y*afo«&lt;.

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when a dra1 with Jack

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football bar* U*j
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•l«ai* tha atedtum h* « *
hi* .own, appeared U bo tbo only year f i r Madtr.n (lijiart

parata with eomcthlng definite la dicker! ag far the Oartor pUaL
ta affar.

than tha celebrated

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Several Attractions
Are Being HailedAs
Season’s Headlines

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By RBX 8AFFBR.
MIAMl! Jan. « l —(A F )-R n own ef "gonna ba" fight* and
other entertainment*' propoaod to
draw atlantlon and rath at thli

from uaeh loam Hi thaea rlrcuHe
Tha minora Immodiatoty roneotlat a fUad prica prorldad ba pre­
viously had bad major laogno ox- dated tbalr form for a right
perlence. All now man, daraloped again*t tha aaajaru an tbo whole
draft quart low. Boaoral confor-

r bulked •# largo on a
aht For that matter
t Ipoh twlca, either, at
. Notro Damo’e captain
marican guard of a
ft hack.
Wt ard dark, la aorrlug
lal apprantlceehlp la
■Cagla In aaothar thdl
ooth «n tha Exchange

Braoa baa both fighter* elgned
and haa at« hU d*U for tha weak
tha IKLOUQ Florida dorby win and
tbo race meet at lb* lllaleah
track where ho la manafor. Tha
data waa oatabUabad on tha *#•
aomptlon that whatertr financial
pain tha aaaatn way bring to Mlarnl will ba at the height of Ita
pragm a than. He haan't yet found
a nine* tw held tha affair.
&gt; A w d a Wu* artfon toward algnlap a fight, ha eald, whan lb*
Garden fallad ta flod anytMnp at­
tract Ira hi }}A ! W l . proepact*

ed pro*peel.re warn.
With a*t*r*l. attraction hailed
by Ibelr Impmariia aa the andlaputad feature* of tha eaaacn.
Frank January Broun, making hla
piaago Into fight promoting on Jacta * ’ i

M

Kd Dooptaia, local p n u t ir, ha.
Baba Hawh- OhVahemw-lighter, W»itar cortraat hot haa faaw* nw owe
tn-ba the aacaod map hatha ring
la combat of major box office
proportion*.

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F1NALLYSETTLED
Majors To Be Allow­
ed To Draft Minors

N ASIUM F O E
LYW ORKOUT
in Seen As Hsv; Possible Slgnt*
ince On Future

tha flrrt of the big minora ta*
wara tha “white flag* A few
daya later tha l*actflc Coaet Loagve, by a majority rite, aleo datided ta accept tha maloft* damanda without roaarvatlona. Tbo
Clan A Wee tarn and Claee B
Three-Kyed laaguaa, smaller drculta alao hail agreed to lefma.
Tkla Uft tha Intornational Lea­
gue atandlng alone In tha fight
and dlroetira of thla Kertern Clr-

NEW YORK, Jan.' II.— (APJ— laa. Knapp, prorident of, the 1ftlethall's major laterml problem, *«*. announced that a telegraphic
o unlrereel draft question, haa P®H of the club' owqara had da­
wn eottlad by the uueondlilonel ftbped a majority In Tam of ocirrender of the minor laagnaa.
ceptlng the draft.
Bereft of tha anppert of Ita two
Accaptpnco of tha major* daaaa AA brethren, the American "tewU by the flea affertad minor
aaoclatlon and U&gt;* Pacific Coaet laaguaa will, ffttora buelhftt ft•ague, tha International League lotion* between tha oppaling faemterday announced Ita aapltnla- »!«»•■
■
on te tha major*' demanda. .
Tha whole draft dispute "he
Thu* all five of the &gt;n-called prodpltated laat Bummer when
en-draft league* have agreed te Iho m*J»r* demanded that th#
crept the universal draft by fl*a non-draft leaguer* agra* l*
hlch tha major* gain tbo right accept th* draft PratlmMp Jhaa#
» draft or "eelcct" any player In minora pporaud under a modified
ny Minor Uagu# at a fliad prV*. draft plan under wbtfti th* aeajarw
Tha,American Aeaoriotlon wa* |had th* right to dr*tt ta* pteyer

from 96 dlfforont points

bnabaud ximokua cigar*, aboald

YO U MAY W ELL ASK T H IS

agalw t th*

&lt;U*g fteah. la Urn bexllh*
h* that adjoin th* gymanatom.
■ wouldn't admit that Ue
ante there mount aaytblag to
a* th* fight gam* «ra* con■d. Ilk needed axertl**, ho
'.potatleg out that ba wabnl
g. la - that r* apact. Fight

T o - N ig h t

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Thursday

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CHAMP

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DODGE

QUESTION W H EN 56 IM PO RTANT
HEALTH OFFICIALS HAVE WRITTEN

ra o a m rrfti

KEETERfe' TO

HILARITY ACROSS 'N A -

era atratabad th* former
them all *u a mat and
i through a laugh m
I body n f t b u . Pi

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fjsasysj

ipad an tha aatoaa a

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Mtem weight today.
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�VAMtnr
i'result In the
Inanclal dlfflcultho general
I t mitthi

ry.

-Cjneli
I (on. ln lb* report v f v M W
force mmt o f (ho pmMWtiertle w*

‘ •K M O S &amp; ftfth
to repeal

&gt; .:.J
opposed
M lit
■ \ “ .’.
oppoood rrcoramondotion reotslnid In 1U
gtrrarnT*potto / t t (ddlftm tlon

permit monBf.cture mad e.le of
light win*, or beer.
-fc Tho commlulon to of. opin­
ion thol Iho cooperation o f tho
*tato* lo an eutntlal element in
the enforcement of the elghtf#®-

tat rflllcftfon
territorTO ? the United Stai
latlort; the acceptance by -the Qlty t)f fencral Improvement that the enppott o f •publicr oj
bondir or ccrtlflqitM of indebtedness in payment of npcclnl .Ion In tho eereral itateo li neeaaaeMtnent liens ind driraquent taxes for tho yrara of 1927, aaaaiy In older- t« liuutw-auch
W28, 1029; and the exten* ion of the agreement. Including rcoperation.
" 8. The contmlaaion la of.oplntho thirty mill tag rabfcfor another year providing the

. Homo or oifli c l t » i | m a y ttganl Utb/T agreement u*
u»ly, a fUrtbor P M ttrfe B p t of uftpal aettfetmaU. The hopo
pro.Ident Jloovcr plana to .pond ^jkaan.nntertalnpd that the entire imlahtednenn of San- Inadoquala; that aubsoquant to
V wmh* in. Florida in Hatch-on ordmlgbtbwreOm), Jjrjwt, atKomvch on the-dollar,-and that enactment there ha. been
fl.hlng trip. Tho announcement re * loweelntarent rata, no thakour preaent outstanding continued Improvement in organI-

I not atata whether tie would
no by freight or Mtoh-hUta 1U
It'.you wdald, bar* a .fh ir Idea
aha Wither*ham report *ith (.taking the tnmU# ta rood K
!*■ Itudr th* Associated Prase'
Dim*ry o f It. aa puhtysW In
Set color*** of.ahla peg*.
,.i ..
w » " y
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interest. Thug, would the future: be
exorbitant tax levy. Thus, would c
dpal, through, the accumulation of
proaent tax rate does but partly pft
, .Ah. obylously to.the beilefitol

Foreign trade shewed a drop

W ITAOOmU ldW«*ag,l«H

lofialstlan to
.dafeathrina

of Iho • alghtajptb

ooirndtnmt.
The comml.tlon U
(o tho restoration (n u f
of Iho UfallSed ratoon,
**3. Tho rommiaaion U
lo tho federal or i|ata

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Tho csoHilaol in, renew* iu
rooowmomUUoo of. UyUlotkm fur
maUng praeodur* I*; tho a»-e*IW
podloek Injunction o i n more

lncfoe.ru pen. It lee act of IWP.-aa
act, forth In the chairman'. Utter
to the attorney generardatrd May
ta, 1930, h . B. 6V m m .
"There era differences of view
amour the mambora of the'cotiif
mlaalon aa to certain of tho com
cloalotii Stated and aa to aome
matter* included In or omitted
from thli report. The t report u
aimed aubjoct to ImllvIdual—'iWa
urvatioh o f. th* right to repress
those individual titwa is separate
or a'upplamrntal , report* to be
annrxrd hereto.
y r. Wlckenham,
■ chairman.
* "Howry W . Anderson,
* •
"Nrwton D. Baker,
1 "A d a L. Comstock,
I "William I. OruUk1
F dfWtltlsL^a O If*,-!..*.—
1

oatlmi and effort far enforcement.
. -JNo Adeqooie Otai rreUao
'% Tho cummlaalon lo o f opin­
ion that there U pat no adequate
obaerrance or enforcement.
Tho fommiielon la of opin­
ion th«t th* preaont organloathn
tol
l
&gt;* -till Inadequate.
eh a plan &lt; "fc-.Tfco commlulon (a o f opin
laccmablo Ion that tho federal appropriation'
would tall in whan the "TVat,ww
for enforcement. of",lhe olghltortl
no lady—U’a my wtfa” crack flrel
amendment should,t» iubatinU.1 • "Hcreo* Found.
appMIMi
Ip Incroaaod ahd that the vigorous I '•Vul,lrt«too. D. CW fan. ll
Historian*
ate
squabbling
over
Coremmont SgrtCttllurallsU will
tad bettor nrgoaload effort a wbl.h itp»L'?"
' whether th# Liberty 0*11 was
try raising rteo In 'M luouri They
h aft c o m on .Inc* the bureau of
;
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M
onte
H.
Lcm
ann
did
a_I
_ .1 at_a 1_
r « l l fnewlo 1
crocked In 1B36 or 184*. When
prohibition art, IB 7. ahoold bo
I»^t tlgn. th* .majority' raport.) ' »
furthered by certain Impreremmta
to the statute* and
tho org.nl■aUeu, pemeenelr and equipment
o( onfoitoment, a* a . to glv* to
— —
enfotreoaunt of th* groat*.t proc­
urable offirienef.
-"10. Soda* o f th# commlulon
are art convinced that prohibition
uwloq, th* eighteenth amendment
unenforceable and bailors that
In thi end !ela farther
(rial should b* mad* with

THIS A N D THAT

dob may or. may nut
not ham
bam bmp
beg*

by th* high tariff do»ign«i 8an/ord. aAd .the fact that eve
tty for tho.pnryoao of gir ■taocaa iavwtoro are few. and tl
an entirely
new issue qf W
flout on
enl
la. cmatqr tka great w»rt float
aprrity (T| ft has snjoyod

Ineaa.

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pi) -t&lt;vin.' {*'*-r *-&gt;n( nrtr*.
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^ Th# Honeto la lta*(ftirt« to

If ibe pe»p(o -of Sanford will riaa to the praaent'emar*
ganny1amJ.Mtrt tholr, evqry Influenco to carry out the tarm)
of the preaont agreement, we feel absolutely sure that with­
in four or1five yean a definite settlement o fth e wholrbondad dabt cahhainutde. The iagMyera,will flr ft h a v e .to reestablish tho credit of Sanford | they wUI have to demon•tnte theirwilUngmw* to pay. tfl ih r h frt f f tijel;, ahllltiA If
they cheerfully-pey such taxea aa they, calk over a.pturkid of
four or five years, and an much money ad possible la 'periodi­
cally turned-over to the bondholders, then dome basis for
paying ability will become established, and bond salesmen
Will be able to nhow prospective investors Juetwhait this City
can do. Then, with national, prosperity slso, restored. U
Would be a comparatively easy matter to float a re-fipidlng
ln tho meantime we sincerely hope that &lt;ifae people of
Sanford will accept tha altufiUon aa It is ami make the best
of.lt. The die fa cent. We cannot turn back. now. We must go
forward, or sink In the quicksands of gloom s n ijy k rili The
Commlasipncra have done'their part They hweflnade the
boot bargain which wap nbmsnly ppsalbje ubSte' th f dr-

town. They.can make If by p
■sonal economy^ by tax payIn
ding, by sowing-weds of dl

r

priatianwould. doatrey
prltkclpi* of - tb* R*d

th# voUftloty ooatribMqon.

have every copfldimca In tha
they wfll ntsgt this situation

Hanford, their

It sa.

UaHad-Hlalat as tho Wkk*

l liquor commlsolM report

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w.o
fldia* ,
(J. ^u-.d-a tio A iA , y vjy .-•haolrt)
l^ .1 j-jea eH,’., W ^ ,,V .'iiW j H *vdT, i nnHycvo*1

liw that tb# proaasaeOihwMpdm#nt will require aomi CtsW, C&amp;ey
united In tha raaommandSUona of
ooMlasloa No, S tar U * improve,
mast of (ha oafoaaomani agenefaa.
" t l . AU tha commlaalon *j
that If th* amaadmoot Is rev
.It should l|e*-mads U redd i
■UnUsIlg as follow*!
“ Section 1. Tha esagrhsa .
hare power (a ragnlata or !#&gt;
Whit tha. mamifactaro. trglfk
or Iran* portal ton of laiagtu
Mesare wlthtn, tha lmpffta
thereof from th* UnHaA &gt; ■*
and all territory aufcjort U
Jurisdiction the read far: barm

MAYBE the ffocet grapes do hang the higbeat. Maybe th
• are the hardest to crack. Maybe every rasa does have its thorn.

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But— the bent merchandise, tho beat values, the be*Vbuying oppor*

tunltles, art the ones that are the caaieet to discover today.
f -' % A ' ;vh.; Zfai' ■• i Vy
■,(&lt; Thls little Imprbyemcnt on nuturu can be credited I
t h a l i g ^ ^ y p u r daily p a w fjlh g lr function ij

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A French- scientist o t f i n
send anyone to the :■mOon Ii
rocket for » l , 000j)00. Ha doci
say what, dapoali. you hare

. W « Wievis tho hrlp of th* rocommondrd Im­
to.gjttle at provements, and that If after sue],

la cottelnly bod

IV’a.oor-kast H a m having
• *d ig»lf, wa dap’s
ft kaaw—wa
know—w* n

rte*.

�ltiro.PAV .^AIW Aft*'

LONGWOOD
M r* J. II. M«*M&gt;

= Stoners

Snead,'who plana In le iv * -* s a «
foe lam a, Ca i» maka her fa*
turn home. Mra. R |. Hoy cert^r.
lalaad with a bridge party Kfednaedky afternoon at h e r, home
an U n t i l Avenur. Mra.* Sniaed
raralvad aa a memento o f the
occasion, a make-up boa adorned
w it* a Oodcy print.
,’i
Throughout
the
aflernaan
vaan will regret to learn (hat aha
la 111 wHh laflucnxa at her boeat bridge gamea were enjoyed b f
the gureta and at a lata hear
aooyea were totalled and priaaa
tiaorge. Walker, uf tv , rglade*.
■pent Uat alghl heir with hit
brolbar-ht-law and aater, Mr. and
Mr*. I t Baby Lalne, liu.. Court.

Per so nals

TM U tSD AY

an will give « radial
menu with an J a m * ! tan hgaat tha xan ttA eflb*
iat Cbgrth.
. * r , •ring Mr. and Mrs, K a iW rt' Oabeme and daughter, Mia* Margar­
t 1‘eopia‘a OHy Union
et Osborne, o f O e lM M g ,' ' Ohio.
Professor Oabente, w t i waa head

A luted entomologist. H * and hla
Hoy Wright Jt. i, movarlitc
fM ritf am apandUf a tnonlh In from pnaumonla at the homo af hla
rarenU. Mr. and Mra. II.
It
Wright, Langley Apartments, F*r*.
pink aw ret praa/ pink candles,
rahoa and cajwiiew. Mrw. C. O.
Bam prraldod a t't&gt; a tea table
while Mra. C. K. Stahl daalatcd
the koala la acre lag, •
I'Tbnar prvoent ware: Mr. and
Mr*. Herbert Oaboma and Miaa
•Margi n i nubuenrt a f 1Cylumbua,
Ohio. Mr. and Mrw. C. Y. Htahl,
Miaa Hi brrta 'Hrabl, MA and Mra.
C. 0. Hare, Mr. and Mra. C. II.
Wlaecup, Mr. ahd Mra. K. C.
Tapman. ard Dr. and Mra. IL I*
Miller and baby 'daoghtrr, o f Or­
lando.

ha Bapllat W«
&gt;ltaloa wOl
h W t at t
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m lcThla will

* Truth Barb
mItHK Mm!^'

Nab Home Scene
Q f Circle Meeting

LAKE MARY
Bv MRS. ROY HOWBU,

ha mgalar matting o f tha BastI Wteaaa'a Circle o f tha Fir»t
Slat Church was held on M*n'bearing at tha home o f Mra.
rU A c N a h , Lake Mary, with
i j K N a h ofwnlng tha martin*
■
Bible reading. Mrs. John
■rah an -* lad In prayer and Mr,
■ Calhoun esndartad an Interl e Bible atady cdume. »
uVeral membare prraented n
n falaalagmy program after
ofcUr*. Abrahams mad a U L
ah«'bad mmlved from a ml«a ry h* Central China UlUng
mat# o f her experiences.
•firlag din social hour mfreshMg y t n served to the followi M n J. C. Calbov.a, Mrs. F. 1.
fer M .. «D* n n
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lany frjm l-angwood attendthe Sarfud Poultry Ithow
here horrors were taken by local
•aldrnt-, Mra. F. J. Nlemeyer,
ktk Crr-t )ardi owned by If. W.
bnnrr and J. K. Murgar, alia
f. M. I uiadrr, and Hoy Reltrr.
'Thr Chamber of Commerce I*
» k lr K rlahoiate prrparatl ma for
•'* exhibition to be put on at the
lanital Florida Fair hr Orlando
eat month. Alldr from Hanford, Kllia Smith and Mrs. FYrd RanHa I* Ihe only town in Hemlnolo gar am the commlttm for thla
bunty to bo repraaanted them. month.Ofh* next meeting will be
held on Jan. » .
Profetebr J. M. Shaffer, f timer
Juatica o f tha Peace, ha, been III
with pteurtay. To hla Iwdtldr were
called bta^ar. Professor Herbert
Shaffer, f f . Canal
Point,
and
daughter, Mrs- T ile of Oilando.
Uortor Uartoer, of Sanford, la In

Thom** Baaeetl, formerly*. of
thla city, baa arrived fruin’ Jfaw
York ■ City to apend Mime ilm-t progtraalon, the
tahlea
were
hem vitlUag hla aunt. H i t Stella rverlald with linen ctotba and
P. Arrington.
centered with amall oid-faahleiiad
bouquela outlined with paper lac*.
R. J. PowaU, formerly adrAaat- yuanmhw of gkadWI, raaaw -and
ford but HOW of nr»rl»nd^dHrio fr r a " a r r &lt; ’\j»i^ ‘ to adnm tha
for tha paat IP year*, la ’ thr room* where tha gueata wvm mgural cf hla alater. Mra. Oeergla lertalnrd.
Further accentuating
Hart, at her home on Uantva tha old-faahloned Idea warn tba
Avenue.
talllaa, acora pada and othar bridga
arceaaorira which all bera plrturea
of ntd-faahlonrd girls In paatal
eon, Malcolm McNeill, of Jackson­ ahadra.
ville, are tha gueata af the fnrHetraahmanta ware aanred by
maria son-in-law and daughter Mr. tha hoataas, aaalated by Mrs. A.
and Mm. Bab Ratliff, at tbrir home G. Fort, Mra. Kntand S. Read and
on Park Avenue..
Mra. Arthur llranan. Thoae Invit­
ed to ba with Mra. Snerd wrmt
' Mra. Edward l.lndberg, Mr*. Mar Mm. R. II. I^wrrnca and Mra.
Baker, Jgniea Undbrrg and W c - K. II. Aabtraft, formerly of thla
liy Roaler, o f Daytona Baarh. rlty, now of lakeland; Mra. I*
•pant jrtalarday ham aa tba gaawta P. Mrt’uller, Mm. U. M. Brook.,
nf Mr. and Mra. H. C. Walcra at Mra. Roland H. Read, Mm. A. C.
their home on Magnolia Avenue.
Fort, Mm. R. A. Smith, Mra. II
Wayda Rurker, Mra. Walter L
rxturned last meek from CtaW, M&lt;rgar, Mra. George A. DeCot\Trginla, where they have been tea, MWa Ollle Johnson, Miaa Em­
visiting relative, for tha paM ma Owen, Mra. Arthur Branan,
month.
Mra. H. I&gt;. Il.lghleyman, Mra. J.
~Lnney and Mmi A. W. Knox.
Jna. Htaubes left Thuraday foi Q ,

J. A. BulUne ha, juat aent IP
Silver Wygndottea to thr annual
axhtbllkin uf tha Sllvar Wyandotte

Club o f America, at Jlarrlaaunr,
IV anBird* from
Loagwood
H«puh Farm have always taken
high honors at this Clab‘a annual
ahow given every winter In auiiio
largo city.
A grand clean-up day, apoaa ired by the Chamber of Commerce
un Thurxta), waa participated In
hy carnal winter roaidanta aa well
aa hj- members of the club. Begin­
ning at eight In tha morning,
groapa « f willing wnekari
rut
ctoah, humail grass. and made a
general grad ln,|ineslan on the
v k r lt
lanacape of the
town.
A t noon at the Library the ladlea inerted a moat delleioua and
aubatantlal lunrhom to the wnrkera. The mrnu waa rompoaed of
moat luaf, rvaal peak, aalad, Spanlah macaroni, hut Meealla, pin and
coffee. Ih iroughly appreciated by
all prraor.t. Supper era# aervod at
tha earn* place. Thla affair waa
Indicative of tha wonderful civic
nJu ln aat maalf i n al, hg, tba aamlg
reuiganlxed i /Bngjraad^ a f -O fiw
metre.

afternoon •
moat eatertalalng
program w »« pat on by “ PotwVVjr
Allan an,| hi, group of attorn, M j 3
eluding th* mart'over eight fe r i’ F;
(all, and a Punch and Judy shsw.
Naxt Thuraday afternoon at t w a » 'j
thirty at the school hooae thatrf.v
will he a Marionette entrrtalv
ment fur a aniall admlaalon f»e. *

At the L/ogwood Kennel Chib,
do, racea wtrv run arcnithag tb'J
tchedule. !■ aplta of the M#l 4
t e mp e r atu r e, an enlhpaitat^l, *
crowd enjoyed the aport at l ha.*]
hrilllar.tly lighted groanda whan $
the highly trained gray hound*
ware In fin# mettle fer the erenta
Mia. J. Ilenry Meaiek attended
the tea given at Rolllna College hr J
honor of Ike rpeakera at the In* J
atltuta of htateemanahlp on v
Tuoadty.
OjCl
County Commissioner C. A :
Hearty who hat bean tonflr.ed U
hi* houaa for a few daya, |r able ■;
to be nut again at hla duties.
■Phttla Brothero Company la at ■
Orange General HoeplUl, Orion- 1

At Lyman achral on Thuraday

H eat P u rifie s
LUCKIES o r*
a lw a y s Iclnd to
your throat

Aik n, P. (X, to ba gone a faw
days'on bualnm*. *
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Mr. and Mm. Kobt. True and j
children spent last week-end In
Melbourne with relative,, Mr. and
Mra. J. B. Warren.
Mrs. J. K. Kills la very 111 at
her home.
'
*
Mr. and Mra. Harry KJobtom, nf
Orlando, acre visitors at the homo
o f Mr. and Mra. A. K. Sjohiom
Sunday. .
. Ralph l a s b apd
Oluod, &gt;f
Tfrlaado. weiw dinner r u s t , of
Mr. and Mr*. ,J- W. Bm-res last
.Wednesday.
V ' f t -'
Wadneaday.
•
Mr. and-Mn/J. A. Farkham aart
son, Clarence, motor, d to OrUndv
Monday evening wharr C’larcnr*
boxed at th« Punch Bowl.
Mr.,and Mbs. J. W. Heaves and

Qfluenza Cases
lifted In Country
rfS H lN O TO N . Jan. M - ( A P )
l |oUl of SS87 Influanxa taaea
g mpotted yeaUrday from 44
M ata'th* public Wealth service.
Stall ties |a which mom than
I'tpacu wvm given aa fellowat
law York *lty, 1006; New Jerl.feS ); Baoth Carolina, 107R;
M l , &gt;m f Tennaaaee. 121{
brWM. IIS ; North Carolina,
VAMbawa IM l Arkgioaa, 1011
Mama. IS*.
I|pca only plty«kUaa' reports

Iv a r y o n * know s th o f son * '
s h ln o
DONT FOROKT
The Name
Mariam Harriet’,,
Rain water Beauty I’arlor
aoa Chapman Ave.
She use* rain water for all
her beauty work. You will,
gah the beat for your
money.
Her permanent
wave/, are noft liko natural
Pen n . S M 7 .6 0 -fl0 .
P h on e 300

m a l l o w s - t h a t 's

" H o w do I
keep young 7 "

wish to announce that the IVUnon Dance rlub op*,
ta every Tuesday and Friday night*. No covw
Ladies Free.

th a .

"TO AST 1N O Mprocass In d u d a s flto nidi
o ft h a U ltra V lo ls t R ays. LUCKY m i l d
— th o fln o s t c lg a r a tta

you o vo r

s m o k ed , m a d e o f th a fin e s t to b a cco s
-tb O

C ream o f th e C r e q - TH tW -

"TTS T O A IT T O ." I v e r y o n o k n o w s H is t
h o o t p u rifie s a n d s o ^ TOASTIW Q**—
th a t e x tra # s e c re t p ro c e s s — r e m o v e )
Irrita tio n a n d coughing#

ANNOUNCEMENT

why

h a rm fu l Irrh b n ts th a t causa th r o a t

. given, public health service
Alla estimated lb* disease a-

Urines 99c

J,great fun viewing the
I,Stunning rotanwa die*
aaleaaed were Mr». liarJwr and Mra. Marie Mr*
’ who am eil punch and
yg' the etrnlng.
Oreen Invttrd all prra&lt;pca at the Urange and
ttl whbh » « i appreciat*thoao utti-mln* the oe-

“ Oh, I learned that se*
creDwhen I discovered
Shredded W heat. It's
tho whole wheat) you
know, and has iron for
making red blood and all
the elements for building
healthy tissue and bone.
A n d by the way, It's
ready-cooked and ever
so easy to serve for
breakfast or lunch. I just
pour milk or cream over
the biscuits. O n cold
mQrniags I heat the milk
—it make# a moat deli­
cious hot ecrcaJ,andwith
fruit it's a treat at any
fime.“ .j

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Program Wouli Help
In M ov To Accel­
erate Employment

h Sensational Trial
Finished Yenterday

r a e a lw d d

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t hr ough

from

Mr. Edison’# stall walrorood w#
E lU ~ .h U * i f
bar. of i&gt;- P * * ? . £ •
bMn bow n TMU day#
for bl* arrleeL

Mlaa' deBoe

a In amnaiag **Hn u ‘ with Urn

ual facta ahown In rhecka.
'Aa for Mr. Freedman, h&gt;* part
thla anaa baa bean ta throw up.
lantlitiea about all (be ovUeoen
guilt and t«n» thg jpotllrtl tn
aa ^ona ether than Mlaa daBoa.

" P'- « U vrsat to W. T, Gilbert,
Mias Bow’s attorney, and demandod 21XBA00 of she would g»*o tha
to*, lettora to th. paper, and toll
•haul her Itfo wUh Mara. It wai
IllKtoBaU. and what a picture

R A D IO TO W ER
TONIGHTS PROGRAMS

THURSDAY, JAN. XX
(B y Tha Aioociated Freaa)
Programs In eastern standard
time, p. ra. unices otherwise, Indi-

to 'V li dedicatory ceremonW. Inhk
1014 car, accompanied b„
Mr.
yard, who gave It to him, will be
branched b , membhra of tha com­
mittee In charge o f the dedication
at their first opportunity to aea
him.
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. The iavent or declined h» meet
newapapermrn hut night and re­

M la a

■The prosecutor, turning U ldav
is blonde young defendant, d*ared she plotted dellberaUly te
at everything she -could Uy her
K i d . on" when aha learned last
Novrtnber that she was t « ba dlecbarged, - i
.. -She went and bought a lot of
things," Clark said. "She paid all
of bar outstanding bills with Mies
Bow's money.
- T h e n s h e g o t hold of
t h e c a n c e l l e d checks a n d
th e - actress' l o v e l e t t e r e ,
the one te hide because *he knew
that t f |g
t f was (ound
found It would rsm l hse guilt, mad tha uthar t » u*a
a* a blackjack on the aetrasa If
hkr t t f should b* discovered."
' Wtan tha aansaltoaai haws of
tba alleged theft marked tha n«ws.
papers, Clark continued, Miss de» o « mad* a final effort to hush It

^

When the special train arrived,
Mr. Edlaoe'i 1014 raoial eetomwblla with braat radiator ahlfilii*
brightly beneath the train.tight*.
v altad to carry hi# U f T I i tram
ib« train to I h a h * In*!**Whn* Mr. Edlaon’a P « W aat at
borne la»t night becoming waceoatomtd to winter surroundlngi,
plan* war* under wap far tho to-

WASHINGTON, Jan.' I t —
(A P )— A
1148,000,000 public
bulldlrg* program waa Ipproead
yeaterday oy the Hour# public
bulldlngi committee aa a more l&gt;ward accelerating employment and
permitting the government
to
carry out a ten-yeat; construction
program In flea yearn. *
The administration's
propoial
for a 1100,000,000 incraaae In the
program would permit the con*
•tructlon of many federal build*
Inga In rlt|e«-fclUre quartrra art
lea»e&lt;i and government fhrilitlea
Inadequate. •
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$ ? LOS ANGKLE8, Jan. XX. —
, (A F )—The thaft case &lt;{f Daisy
3- da Baa ratUd lost night In the
1*7 fciuads at a jury of seven man and
flva woman.
I , , Dasdd Clark, chUf prosecutor,
j In tha lU ti'a clewing plan flayed
.■• defence wftneseea and Nathan a
, Freedman, counsel for the former
1 secretary to Clara Bow. Ha char*
f gad they “ dallboretsly" ralaed
Bf generatltlea aa a amoke screen to
i f awrer direct arldenca of the alleged
' theft by MUa deBoe of 014,300
• f r o m the eetreea. *
*,
"H Is plain to yea," Hark said.
if

AabsomdllH
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■-. t'JJhornV -a
IL V . Ja!»Voi" -(,1 •RVTtfITi' 4
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Jack Dentpoey drop* Into “the capital nity fo r a brief visit t«^ald
iriW to mad wf Haiala, Ha la ahown Uatring Map-Wdshtngten'Airport.
Pretty Mine Olive Birmingham, hostru of the plane, la bidding the
boxer farewell.
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Wife Of Architect PlaqueOfBronzels
Critically WoundB Unveiled In South
H i a Ex-Secretary To Yankee Foeman

hstal. MswAstlsn's Nrfltat.

Sf water sad 5,000 cakes af seig a rt use* dally.

HE national chorus of halbtub
Slncrra and ahnww gnrglera

rskos of soap and 8*0.000 gallon* of
water every twenty-four hour*.

U growing In volume. II la a
"Traveler* consume far mor*
mixed rUncut with South. North, aoap and water per capita than Ibey
Kaat and Wost Inflecllons, say* dnl only a few years ago, Mr. lilt*
ruinh
Man*«Int D lr«io r *of d M U rtt "Th*
tho riant New Vortfcr Holal. and 70.000 man and woman wbo atop *1
can he beard sVery dsy In Ihe week the New Yorker " 'T T mnnlhi a»k
a. well k. on Balurdsy ntgHj.
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For proof of his alalement ro- Th# demand I* so XT**t that today
tardlnff Incmaalnit cUanllnaaa hah- w* hava no. rooma wlthont hatha.
H O d r! Hit* point* In hotal sOtlm A bath g day used to ba a laxury.
lira which show that today In th* Now Am*rie*ns eonaldw 14 aa
Haw Yorker alon* guosla us* 1,0*8 everyday neceaalty.

TU LSA, Okie., Jan. 2 2 ^ -(A P )
— A woman student at tho Unlvorslty o f Tulaa wax shit and criti­
cally wounded on the collags cam­
pus yesterday by tha wife of her
former employer.
Driving up behind Mlsa Charlotto Caudell, 88. aa she waa
parking her'automobile, Mrs. / » •
bury Hndacott, wife of m Tulsu
architect, left her c ir and fired
two shots from I pistol at
CaudtlL On# bullot entered
gtrt'a right lung and the other her
e ft side.
Mis* Caudell was secretary to
Endacott when h r was city watrr
commissioner. Ula term expired
last spring.
Pal Ice arrested Mrs. Endacott at
of th# shooting. CMfleers
the had at:o perouado

Education Survey Payment Of Taxes
Will Be Conducted With Bonds Will Be
Throughout South Acceptable In City

A T L A N T A , Jan. 23.— (A P ) —
Plan# for a survey of education In
southern state* concerning opportunltlea for bays and girls were
aaaounced yssierday following, a
id aught* b » ptoadtog dual
conference here of officials of
thU lUtto girl to Prison'."
^CemriaUea of Mis* doBo* wooto state education aoajclallon* of s ll
subject her to a potilbl# prison
senVonc* of 88 to 880 year* on th#
85 counts o f I » « d Ihtft#
“ litas Bow ta no businc** w j mar," Freedman t#»d th# Jurf-■ha has had M tlm* to analyse
anything; oven h erfu tu re, and
•ho hired Ml** deftae to do tW«Than, aa this young lady (M U.
daBoa) Urtd to *«e«uU her *m-&lt;-*—«- ■ wishes, Clare ruaha In.
Bang go** tk* *b*cb book. 'Wljat do
M gbout bookkeepingl Daisy
earn* *a. lot's t ° - ‘ Hut *b# rips ■

LAKE WORTH, Fla, Jan- *2
_ p , y ment of general taxes tor
1#2u
pnvloua years with past
du, Krnrf, j iBmd#. and ganeral
^on;j coUpm* will be acceptable
( |iy nf Lake Worth, It was
decided Toeaday night In a' reoolutlon passed by th# city commls■Ion in an adjourned meeting.
The past due bonds and bond
coupons will ho acesptoi at par
In ta* payment, but th# tranaarlien will b« acceptable to the city
only when laar* for 1*50 and
aubsequert year* are paid almulIsneoualy In raah. Th# problem
of dealing with th? fund* for
tho city library was Introduced
•when May r Mlchler brought out
the fact that U I* thr «n » city
department affected by th* trans­
ection, uperatlon of all other rlty
W h a t'* wv care, Daisy; w* v* Rot
depaitmvnts being planned on.anGeorgia. South Carolina,. Mlaal- llclpate-l revenue front th* Mu­
‘
"Tfom lght ■ri|MU. g
•alppl, Florhda. North Carolina nicipal light end water departand Georgia, North Carotins and inert. The two tM levy included
four-tenths of a mill for tho li­
Virginia.
her .o r* tf to a ^
T h e dlsrusabn of tho'confer- brary and th* 1050 tax roll eightnut that money. W**;®?0 wh,r*
once" Mr. Htrohecber aald, "de­ truth* of a mill. A aubatltute roCUra couldn't g # t * t &gt;»•
veloped lha fart that in spit# of solution Including th* provlalen
•Froodman argued
rapid progress, the' Sooth Atlan­ that In addition to paying raah
had not perjury h e c A f W
man* as Clark said' Tn»*day. • tic stalos are 30 year* behlad th# foV 1050 ard subsequent years
national arorago in th# number of taxes the library mtllags'for back
"Bh* (Clara) told
»•
arorythlag th# aaw fit. She may day* tho schools a n open, and year* also be paid In raah wa*
hav* b«*n a bit Indtarret*. but so pine year* behind In the average rejected. Mtney far tha library
•atari** paid teacher*." Oorent- maintenance. It waa decided, will
rneut ro port* war* quoted, ho »$ld. ba taken from other elty funds.
to show that th#-average expend­
iture par child enroltfd for cur­
rant axpaBias In th# natbc^#^*

iSSSian-. ;*••» - -j

iir^nr;iu.yv.‘‘ityhurimnd

Auto Runs 59 Miles
On Gallon Of Gas

alone."
.
}
v
*Endacntt had been living at a
Tulsa hotel several month*. He
visited his homo s'lmost dally, u*ually taking hla thro# children to
school. Aulhoritlea said the fUlng
o f charges against Mrs. Endacott *. ___ _ fL^srt. i
th# submltaion o f new ratlmata# would b« help up ponding d***l°P.*
to $44,000,000."
menu In Mlaa •au lsjl # condition.
Chairman RlUott of th# « ■ ) *
&gt; Shortly aftor reaching th* h &gt;*mitt** said ba would proas for
early House action on Ihe bill*. •

iL .

...II

BOGOTA. Cilombl*. Jan. XX—
(A P I — Aa official of th; ministry
or fInane* Informed newspaper­
man yesterday that a group af
American banker* had agreed to
loan Colombia 830,000,000, to b#
secured bdT 80 ynnr 8 portent
bonds. It waa reported th# band­
ars stipulated that part of Urn
money bo used la th* construction

TO INCRftAftft PRODUCTION
NEW YORK. Jap. » - ( A P ) - Prwtaction at tb* Detroit plant of

kbMO'OC'PdbMhmytvL-

The Extra

U. 8. Rubber Co. will k* tncreas-

-and I
A X .«0 W A N T

ontttag U aaodenltlr baM. bat the Seta are all leslllmele.
n« ,

Y*STLUHV\v ASaui.n
X. VeMtaSlO.
.
41. II pOtl*•
IT hy de- rewrrTH.Yv *■(■LiXItiiTA
Tuwtneaawa.

n. 8 S « « .

war W^i*#Sa3 EE5"^

If,
‘

S H w / f t f * t-p fiffS B S so- Cunt end* » » h .
IfCTX'iimTr A'M'alkcyA'aa
Kvrasat*.

W^B k I v a S V toP Svfrll '*&gt;■ ncuttte.

‘

S llA Nt.llAI, Jan. 22- ( A F ) fthuriaL with ismtraa , are
n-i
longer welcotao In China U,nl(*&gt;
they rnnlinr their picture taklnc
to act-no pirating and beautiful
to look upon.
'
Fhntographing
of
beggmra,
bound fret, hut* and naked child'
ym I* U.ng dm outaged by Chin
lii| official* who claim that aucl
picture* are detrimental to I he

* w tjhWMw(SXa^ST.SS^&amp;

St. Oeoam
ifMrsca In a law
cam.
*3. n.prove SenttV.
j v Oenua of motluama.
IT. Beporattag m am *
Pranas.
•
tt. Bear.
____

PS. Cootcmptalr.
44. Crr»uu*-‘ed rock or
quarts, mica and
frld«p4r. •
■wr.-mtin' lor,-*
at, imrr litaict.
04. Mailt mtteit tabrt*.

av
ST.
'
ss.

Very young peraom
Cnnpala late tans*
frost.
__
rsrt of a psrnran •*
40. Mere eoon. 1er.fS In.

S
tuKt .
3U. t•n-liher.
.
at. A vepc. .
»a. litu v ita l. Inttru
rnrnt
si. neot oi (paps.
,
n». Mine.
'
3a. TaMelanita.
3-1. Mau'a nifluuraa
41. Itrmiwnad.
«J. rtlerlli*. •
41. Hrrrl araH.
O. ttrodera mnmlaa*.
IT. iMihaaajt'A.'’ _b»‘ :
• la i^ v y - iS lW

M. rthe**wt salt#
fdrrniitT; mem mean*
in* far.
it. RUnamit tr.wctt.
M. former!r.
aa. neatmmlna nxd.
TO. Attendant upon a at. lieaiiihina *w«au
lord.
, ij. Mine eltrator.
It. Proten trapoc.
64. tleftrew &lt;n*».ur*.
■
ItOWN
67. remliilne nan.e.
64. niareae place lo
l J. WivkI t knot.
, 3, Alaskan town.*
I a. dot up.
4. Iterklewly.
a. Depart,
a. Bcotctt negsUv*

« l. K ind of oaatth .

41. Oenutne.
41. To weary,
44, Bports.

45. cassia l*»v*»•
4g, rreft*. ra a a n la g
I
down,
tf. natter. ,
48. neaanna. . ■
Mi. Bovw.
,
at. Paired.
61. nuong broth*.^\

that pall of the city known at
dklnoeo territory, have passed m
onter Aritlddlng the amateur ph&lt;&gt;tpgpapliir In inter Ihrl- ilmnalr
ami advlrc front official soutre­
at Nanking say It I* pn-hablthat other Isr^e rttte-i In the cipn
try will follow »ult.

In pnsalng the order, official'
worst abroad,
TW O OCNVICTH IJtCAI'K

1 1 W ----- ------- -- I * h V
3 T fab M ----------------- 3d a II

g Tl**ap— - ------ - k a l

5?”

5b

Baalitraly stopped almost toatantty wNh ana awhllbw ef

40

wrapping and pack!

ratea an r^apad.

Api^ylTeraM OfftewT
roaaecntiva tesertlons.

,

Flea ward# af avacagv leagU
art rotuaUd a llaa.
No

aadrr 3. llnoa accapted-

All advortlalag D rastrlctad
ta propor claaalffaaUaa.

st or*. also 8 pool tabl
Olh. KI. Sanford.
OLD C A B R M FOR*BI

I f aa error l« made The San*
ford.Herald win bo roopoaaiblo
-tar only jh a Ucerrrct Inaertlen,
the" advertiser far 'auboequent
taeertlowX The affica should be
notified-laaaaedUlaly la taaa af
arrar,
’

wrapping and packing
Apply H a n U . 'C a v s J

LIQUID or T A B U ?
Cure CtJdfl. Headaches,

(360 SALVE
CURES B AB Y 'S OQ

Rub-My-Tism

15”
4k

Dr. W. E. MacDOUGALL, CIIIBOPBACTOn, la now locatad at
his realdeuc* la Floral Ualghtt,
9. Harford. I'botu tdd-M._________

Children’s Coi
Externally;
Tbo 3to«t Hpcody Itraaafj

.
A U T O « iPd * "vjlj
Seal eorera. Cushtoitoft. '
4 . v*
Uphutslrrlng,
LOST: Old LLhioned breast pin,
'
S
H
QB
S
P
E
N
C
E
R
T0|
soniewhcro about .town, last
100 W. 2nd
stick. Vain,.’ only to owner. Return
V ’ .j
lu Mis. Wu-'dbr.dgc— Herald Of-

l — {.nnl and Found

47

| HIT
ISUKANtt.
I’lrnly Wood al U
Tho Ulu Wood Yai
Phone 4*

LDIIUOCK, T e x ,
Jan. 22 - ­
4AI»&gt;—THV- body c f i , II. Quinn,
32. puUltibrr « f O'c L uMk. h Ava­
lanche Journal ws» found by Iwo
cowboys on the Tom 1» *&gt;* ranch,
8 miles southwrsl of here, yesterdsy afternoon. Quinn bad been
missing since Sunday.

)&lt;-iv yesterday following, a brief
illms*. Mr. Hand nirited III Mi­
ami llrorh two months ago f»r
th,. Wintrr erasoa. His widow nod
ton Julius left with tho tody fur
I'hiladt-lphls last night.
,

n u rtM to n o tM T

ONE AND n half l»n. !&lt; ng wht. l
lai-u tiiahsm truck. Mr.-hank-ai
comltiion ikrfecL 1'iicv $323. live)
and Suo», Mjritle Avu^__________

L iF M IN O L i:«E Z 3

i— (timln&lt;

CREAMERY

Went Thlrlernlli
&gt; I'honc dftJrJ.i

LA N E T S DRUG TTORE—Pro
Mripiluoa. magailats, fonntals
servi-r. P R O M P T
deUvarits.
I'k s o lftA
UUILDING UIAJCXS -Irrigation
kcxrt and gtnnral camcnt work
Mlracl# Concrete Co. J K. Tor.
■ iCsgr*. Prop »td and Elm
■

J . G. K IIA llO N
A U o rn ry -a t-I-n w

VaUra llstrl RMa-TSass B U
Mill prartlr* to all Ilia roart*
Itfiplktfpar ft*Iiiml*t roil (I m h p n i ftR*
MIAMI BEACH, Jan 22— (AIM r «8
8* n radio* lalblri m**«hI mmiU fa*r Kaaminallon of Abalrarla of U n i
— Lnui* Sand. 82. retded pro*l1 illrs given rvpcclal altcnllon.
ilrnl of th* Federal Oil C mpatiy.
I'hilsdclph'a, died In u hoapllnl

By John Devlin
CALL M B A
H A M .W IL L V A ?

IB HAM

IZ— W anted
MAN W A N T E D - for Bawlclxh
Rnutc of h&lt;N) Consumer* in
NinHi llirvaitl I'.unly T'iu*villf
and Iktylona Bearh. Ilclitblo huith r can start earning » U w&lt;-iki&gt;
mil lnrira&gt;«&lt; &lt;-»i-iy ntonlb. Wrilv
lininril'sti-ly. Itawlrigh t'o , Dopt
KA-IIF-82-s. Mrmphis, Term.
MEN AND WOMEN’ — Uovorn
Incut positions srr |&gt;rrmanrnl
Infumxatlan, I*. O- lb»x 1303 —
Sanford, Flo,_____________________

Cut Oat For Ij
Reference
Trade In Your III
nlture at WAGOi
CAFE
O A S IS C A F B

Open 24 hour* — 1!
P ark .

5
FOR BENT: Nlcxlr furnished 4
(uoiu aiisrtmciit, .tifltate en­
train r, rail Tb* Tatty Shop.

i' ll*

CHICAGO

IIILL LUMUBR
Service, l’fione L

IK— W .n lr d T o t h n t
W AKTRD TO RENT, T y . - r l u r
desk and other uffige furnllutc
I*. O. Bos I Mix.

Legion Mtaatro) 8baiar
o rtu u i. - r &gt; n c w n m - g -

;2 t S L £ .^ ^ S .^ !S

OLD PAPRR5 rO R

H A V E Y O U R W A T C H repaired
by one who really knows howl
Briggs. Jeweler. Mag. Are._____

I
w

latyaodtaUly. far pajniaab

FOB BALK: Cream hi
Crowder peas. Alao I
Writo for I’rlcea. F, II
Ibis ItfOd, Birmingham^

Is a Doctor'# Proucrt
far trratiagv

Trainmen M*yJoin
&gt;

W .'.s w v i

FOB KALE— ode brail
•pring; chiffonier; dti
waih standi; one ice re
Cheap. 116 French A W

TO ADYJIRIUXBft. ,
,
.-:
•A B o y a i d
raprraaatatlva
tharoaihly fgm linf with »4efk
ndvw aad cHaalfltalfca kill
give you coaipIrU'Ialaaaiatloa.
And If yau *Aah&gt; they will aaalat you In wording » • « want
ad lo ma|g|.IV^fr« a/facUva.

1i

ft M

OF

Baafart. Daily Harald

tin T e n .E y c k A d a m s —

LOOY DOT DOPE

It was aU orer In 10 mlnutoa
but r.ot a veteran would tab# a
profarrod east end almost f * U t

Women As
OfProWMl

7:30, Same aa WABC; 8:00. Spun,
tored program; 8:18, Same aa
WABC) 8:48. Btudlo program*
0:00, Same aa WABC; 0:30, Frunt
Bow;
10:00,
Memoiri;
10:30,
WAIIC (1 12 hour.).
* 454J — W B AP Now York—M f
‘
3 J L 0 - W IIA S - MO
* .
(NUC Chala) . * .
0:00, Dinnrr music; 0:46, Undo
7:00, Same aa AVKAF; 7:30.
Aha and David; 7:00,. llym q athg;
T m ir r
AYRArT*gid0,' Ktudlu program;
News Feature; 13:10, Wea.
orchestra; 0:00, Ttm Birthday ta r­ 0:30, Bemo aa WJ7.; &lt;10:00, Kami
ty;. 0:30, Melody Momenta, tenor; nt W R A P ; 11:00, Same a» WJB;
18JO, Bf K i Kolfe
orchestra; 11:18, Nears, urchettra*.
•
11:00, Wo re nee Itlchardaoa'a band;
46IJ— VVHM—838
iiatchlpg and Growing Bullets fur
12:00,. AlMn'a ore hast I a.
7:00, H aalit, nrwa; 7:30, Gr* Egg lotying; Conte it •— K.* K.
' 3 4 m —WABC New York—*60
rheatra; 7:48, Same at WJS; 8:00, Stanton; 12:43. Organ ITogwm r
WEAK ( I I •*.bounty; P.-3i&gt;. .Same 1:30.'Florida Facta; &gt;1:48. IU il‘o
(CBS Chala)
*
’ 6:48, Haywood Broun;
0:48, aa WJZ; 10:00, Hamo a* W KAF; Floorwalker; 2:1*.
EJucatlnnnl
Tony's Scrap Book; 7:00, Novelty 11:00, WJZ program; VtlV.i. Nave* Piogiam:
l-ioginmj 2:53. ^1710
.inw World
............IttHik
— dance; 7rOO, Voire of (Vilumbls; becadraat;
llrXB.
O'rdnwtnae; ■mUT-Twr: Hour WlOt the Ma«8:00, Ebony Twins; 8:00, Toplra In
tir&gt; — Strailnsky'a “ Bite
of
Brlaf; 8:18. Sponsored program;
Spilng-';
R im s k y - Komaofrs
8:80, II. V. Kaltanborn, news;
"Uusriun Fe-llval o f High Kas8:48, Story of Ttmo; 0:00, Ravlnu
ter” ; 4:00. Florid* Alligator Betone pictures; 0:30, Detective mys­
IHirtcr; 4:18, Tn lw Ann«umml|
tery; 10:00, The Lutheran period;
IrflO, .General Kxtenabin DlTlsinn
10:30, Poet's Oold; 11:00. Hen
I’ nigmm * -Convincing ChariirB a ilie orrhestta; 11:30, Brown's
trfiaatlona" — Ml** Aihlmrn; 4:18
orchestra; 12:00, Downry'a urcheeRadid S.-r*p Book; 8:08. 1 W
tra; 12:30a, Ann Leaf.
Signal; 8:01.
A mfrirBB •t' * 1'"*
J84A— W J* New York—78*
Auxiliary llosr; 8:30. Organ Pm(NBC Chain)
gram; 8:45, E. Z Jone*, lilxle*
OrOO, Railing Junior; 0:18, Van
Diaclplr of Fun A Frolic; 0:1X1,
Bladen orchestra; 0:45, Toplra in
Florida Section, American Chemi­
Brief; 7:00. Amos V Andy; 7:15,'
cal Society ITcgramj Mr. A. S.
The Jeaten; 7:30, Phil Cook; Irctur Roraqlda; 17145. Ilollywool Klosa, "iteom
Solvent
Naval
7:45, lampe's orchestra; 8:00, lights;. 8:00, Trio; IMW. Dick Coy Store*t Indurlry In Ihe StHilh-’ ;
First' Nighlrr; H:30, Salon orchrs- dance orchestra; U:30, WMHlt 0:18. Steele Brothers —r Inxtrutin; OJO, Ctuntil and Kanderemi; cigar program; 10:00, Katertaln- mental; 0:30, Mr. K. l\ Asehcmelr
0:30, Orrheatra melodiri;
10:00. eru; 11:00, Dla Lllra Garcia organ Taaldermlst. Florida Stale
MuOpera series; 11:00, Slumber hour recital,
,rum —-Wild Bird and Animal
13:00, Amos V Andy
(repeat);
WJAX— Jacksonville
Life o f Bo. America"; A:48, Pau­
13:00, Heidi's orrheatra.
line
M i**ll, violinist; Edward
FRIDAY; JAN. 33. 1631
3653— KD KA—
0:45, A. M., Exercise*: 8:00,
0:30, Th* Duo; 8:45, Same ar Quaker Ihirly Bird* NBC; 8:18,
WJZ; 10:00, Sponsored program; Morning Devotion* Nlllt; 8:30,
18118. Same as WJZ; 11:00, Sports Chtfrio NBC; 0:00, Studio Sym­
program; I I 1I6, Same aa WJZ; phony Orchestra;
10:00, Ubby
1I:3IL Dance (30m).
McNeil A Libby NBC; 10:18, Wes­
4X8.3—W l.W —7*8
son Oil Program (F.. T .l; 10:30.
8:18, Orrheatra; 6:30, Dog talk; Nattnnal Home Ilnur NIIC; 10:45.
7:00, dbthie as WJZ; 7:48. Sppn- Heins Pure Kuod Talk NIIC; 11:00
toretVprugmm; 8:00, lot* Amigos; Musical Appreciation lluur NIIF;
I j K World tour; V:0O, Bank prt&gt;- 13:00, Time, Weather, Reports;
Mram; 6 JO. Same as WJZ; 10:00. 13:05, Our Dally Food — A A P
New ball: TVs Company; 03:20,
George
re; TiiM . Washington
Hotel
Orchestra;
12:80, National Farm A
Home
Vi /
t* 8Jt—WJR—75*
Hour NBCt m o . Mayfb&gt;«cr Ho­
it&gt;30, Ensemble | 0:45, Cecil and tel Trio; 1:48, MlnUtrrlsI Thrift
; 7x00. Same *&gt; WJZ; 7x18. Ks-rvlte NUC; 2:18, Hum* Hour
Orchestra; 3:00, Edna Wallace
Hopper NBC; 3:18, Pride o f Dial*
I’rograrit; 3:30, Clyde Line Orcheaprogram; t;30,
Kpoa&gt;orc&gt;l traf 4:00, Radio Guild NBC; 8:00.
■am; B:00, Ppm* a* WJZ; NBC Fraturu NBC; 8:30, Claud*
\ Orcbetlra; 80:30,
FoPrc Nolan's Program; 8:48, Florida
drama; 11:00, Qrchvstra;
11:00, Flair Marketing Bureau Service;
Variety (t 1-2 hnurt),
0:00, Chamber o f Cotpmere*; 8:18,
465J — WMB— 740
WhblJons Chorister*; Ct(8, Lite7:00, Studio program;
7:30. i ary Dxrst'a Toplra In Brief by DUVAL Hi'ED FOR MILLION
Same aa WJZ| 8:00, W EAK (I t-t lamrll Thame* NBC; 7:00, Amo*
hours)t'0:30, Same as WJZ; 10:00 'n' And. NBC; 7:18, Whlddon'a
W KAF
programs; 11:00, W JZ Choristers; 7:30, Phil Cook, Th*
program;
11:15,
IVache* and Quaker Man NBC; 7:48, BrownCream; ' 11x38, The' Katncam; blit Foot lights NBC; 6:00, Btudlo
11:45, Rhyme); 12:00, Ned and Program: 8:18, Plymouth Worl-J
Red; 13:90. Organ recital.
Tour (K. T.)&gt;
8:48. Natural
277.8—WBT— 18M
Bridge Review NBC; 0:00, Inlet- 0:00, N ikon
orchestra; 0:30.
Studio ‘ program; 6:48, Sam* aa
WAHC; 7:00, Naves,
Dlaonlans;

I WANT AD RATES

G PENNO NS

g

LOAN TO COLOMBIA

* 7"TypJ*»l wpfUdlture* In S o S R

UNUSUAL

ATLANTA', Jan. 22— ( A P ) Confedermt* veterant, whit* oi
head and tottering of etep with
th* weight of pasting year*, yealerdey uivelied a broaa* plaque
to a Yanke* foe of th* 8lxtles.
Automobile engineer* * ho work
Th* tablet hoaorod Alexander
U. Wray o f PaUhogue, Long Is­
land. H. Yn who .had given * »
o f his federal pension to the Geor­
gia Confederate Home sine# 1W7,
amounting ta roera than fS.OOO.
Wray waa not preasnt for tha
simple eerrmoay. Like tha raterana o ( Dixie, lb* years
had
brought Its Inflrmltle* and he
could « e t stake tha trip to Georgl*.,
K. II. Cooley or Washington.
Go., «r«ct despite his 83 years, onrelied the tAbUt with the assistarc* of Mr*. John A- Perdue, for
I I'y e a r * itaU chairman af the
• . ” 1 .18 * wa
fI ____ J ftla.
home, and Mr*. Howard MrChaUhoon. a m*arb*r * f th# pla­
que commlttlee o f which Judge
Peter W. MeWrlm of Savannah
business. Writ# him at -one, for
was chairman.
The unrolling took place to th# free sample sad big money mak­
library of U * Confederate Home ing offer.— Adv.
•n tho outskirts of Atlanta.
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R e lie f IcjtW atlon
r e t o o k a new tu r n in .th e .S e n ­
a te y e e te rd a jr m lt« a f r ic u l.
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WASHINGTON. Jaa. t i - ( A P )
—H«rt U th# fla t of tha plan for
mcdirkaOea af Ike proklbltlna amrndment prepopod Mr Henry W.
Anderson, aad roco'mrotnHrd for
r jnaldarallaa . ky le w Enfortemeht • CatamUalooan
Kenyon,
* It* la propsead that a* no..n a»
practicable, by appropriate arlloa
of Corgnaa aad at th« stair*, tba
Eighteenth Amendment ba moditied or raviaed • • • a» follow,:
"The Congrase ahaII hara powt r to ragnlata or to prohibit, tha
nmnufactirro. traffic In or transpnrtatlaa cf Intoxicating liquors
wllhlr, tha importation that** f ln-

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th« amtndmrnt Into . conformity
with tha traditional principle* of
our ayatrm ..f Rorarawaat. Uy
conferring powrr upon Con*

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LETTERS SEEN AS

Tampa Sheriff Offers
Reward For Infor­
mation On Slaying
TAMPA, Jan. SI.—A hatch of
latter*, the nature ef which wa*
rot revealed, fell yeetenlay Into
the hand* of Sheriff Joughin ami
Ud to the belief that they might
pilnt to the Identity of the awa«&lt;
eln who ihnt down J o e 'll. J*hn&lt;
son, Tamga builne*, man, Sunday
night.
After reading them dearly, the
•hrriff aedt hie men to bring In a
number of prraona for qur.tlonIng, and tben detailed a deputy
to make a search ebewbere for the
brown Ford aedaa In which the
a,Millant awaped from the reap of
apartment a* Jebn- V*IUng

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So coaftarrd that bo Wae on the
right trmtl, Joughin rarty la the
day tfferod a paraonal rewatd of
1500 for Informitlon leading to
the arveet a n i conviction of tho
(Continued On Page Thryo)
"Boy*, Work as aa Mtatanduig
activity ef Rotary Community
Sdnrlra" waa tka general *ub%t
of the Ulk of (be Rev. Dt.
‘ *IJn
Inoany F- McNair, paatar of the
First Presbyterian Church of Or­
lando. given M a re the Rotary
Ctab yaatarday noon at th* regu­
lar weekly luncheon at the Mint#Associated Freon
auma. Hotel,
New road* long onough to cir­
'. Dr.' McNair, twlng three sub­
head* to th a main theme.'develop- cle the glob* * will ertacrus A­
td an nddttaa which drew tka on- mrrica twnratk* th* afralalag
divided ettentieu «f Urn largo muscle* of *omc 500,000 workmen
number af member, and vialUra, this year at a c « l hot far^k o rt
and w m received with prnl m n d of a bllliJn dollar*.
Report* compiled .today show
■ppltusa. Dr. tU f t y f aald "Ra­
tary*, IdccHam and actlvIRea ton- that upward, of 0,000 milt1* of the
stltute a rerognUed " poorer tn approximate 25,000 mil* (At* I Will
railing th* moral ta d iplrltual be bard »urfae*. Tkla tawgcludva
standard of boyhojd through tha of the II ttalaa In whlA; high­
world| that In cocthtg a cympathe- way roniml.tionar* could make
i tic, bolpfol **rr|c* aoaot tka bay no mllrage c*tlmh(pp.1Artppl i»wt
i Ufa af a eammuafty pay tnaa and estimate* not Infludlag aid Matas
every organlcatltm ad men la deal­ In wklch read programs wero'etlll
-at Ion
ing with Menial vnlpe* ta ba under legislative consider*!
mt*iur*d la dollar* and centa; taking no account of
and that every man should by county highway construction
‘
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ant raerctna of blf power* ' federal government pill »on),&lt;Wd.00:
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000.000.0CT bat employment
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Prussian Blue Laws
Will Be Cancelled
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Modification Ol
preme Court’s
damus Seen A i
suit Of Ai
Climaxing a nerien of
ference* bntween tho C|l
to every dtlseo and taspsyrr ol Commlnslon nntl the
this community.
holders’ Protective
MNvt rs*s,iVy. twists were con
&amp;J»JKWcD-lW® With I
reded ky lV tiw M i lU i
In tirn the Committee concedod aunnee of-» writ of'

Commission Urges Public
To Co-operate In Carrying
Oat Details Of Agreement
immediately followlng.tha maalIrg thla aftnno. n, NUj-yr- Dumo*
gave t» The Herald tha fiUwwirv*
prep aird -b y 'i
tTr
Coo«r slon a* a whole and- con­
f in e d In by Kenneth M. -Keefe
chatriiaa ef tbe Hondk*Mer»'
I’luteutlvr Commlttre, ard C. A.
Mlfteihlrrff, a member uf that
cuismltoet
“^■Iw sgrr*m ,nt rasrhrd betw*rn tb r members, of the Hondbolder*' I’rotrrtlve Comralllre and
th# I'lty Cuoimlss loner* this
m iming *1* uf utuiui slionable value

eertsln point* to the City. The
m rrtlrg was most harmynlous,
was conducted In a business-lik*
manner, and all th* Commission­
ers r,pressed themselves as be­
ing satisfied that the final out
rim e will art t l rest all misun
cfer.I*' dings and doubl*
which
may hav* tlisted ln-lh* minds of
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"It” Girl’s Blond' Sec­ Raid Store Following
retary O ffers Con­ Unsuccessful P l e a
For Aid From City
cluding Testim ony
1.08 ANOEI,r.S, Jan. I I .—(AIM
-C h arg e s nf perjury wtit direct­
ed at DMsy Deline by Havld Clark.
cY*f proaecut &gt;r. a* he Iwgafl his
closing -argument* yastarday In
' ‘ ‘ lha former aecretary
How oo grand theft

Tinkham To
B a i t r t f in Sdli
On Bishot) Can

OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 21 (AIM—A crowd of man and wo­
men, shouting they war* hungry
and Jobless, rallied a grocery near
th i city hall here yesterday. Twen­
ty-six of the non war# arrested.
Meora* loitsrsd M ar th# city
Jail after the ecroeie

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ft*d, wheryb. j W t «h*H ,ba
ether dlsturbaaee. Th* grace ry
tepHatnl to Interest payntrnj*
evasions was entered after a delegation ui
Uovds and rertifiratrs of In and denial* of a lb( of thlr
unemployed had demanded of City
thing*
debt r.l ness (except for water think are Iraa."
Manager K. M. Fry that rlty auII* pictured Miss Row as a tern- thurllles furnish Immedin
‘ WASHINGTON, Aa. 21-tA P) hand*)' a tynd. percentage of all
—Representative
Ttnkhum an- moneys rote veil by the ally frnia |ieianv*nta| arlress whns« mind lief.
The raliler* disregarded effort*
(Dewtlnued an I'ag, 4 .. ' had no p la n fur tha financial
ourced yesterday he KM"1 to reprcblama of the large aalary she of 11. A. Shaw, slot* mnnngor, to
nv'Ajbsfor# th* Konatr lui.ipalgn
received and hired Mis* Dado* t&gt; qu'el them.
funds Ownmlttee his fight t * cum"It is too Isle to bargain with
take "that burden off her mind.”
pel Hlshnp Janies tbron.1". J r ., to
"Mias How Uuated her Implicit u*7* the leoders shouted. Then
eipU n h»w h* spent fH5. tt)0 In
(Continued Op Pngv Four)
ly, look hrr ns bar rompeninn and
tb* IH2N praoldentlal vle.liun. .• aha (Ilalsy I went everywhere with
The Mss.si hu.rtis ll.'ii'd.lican
her," Clark said. "Meanwhll*
said he would renew t 5»iL'e# he
made hefure th* ttenatr h bby • WAHHtNOTON, Jsn 21. -(A P I l)ai*y ws* stealing money right
committer In * »|mns p i„ th« —The growing tumult nf discus­ and jell from hrr."
M-itlon pictures paid Clara liow
(loose and'to the allo y •-&gt;' i-uner- sion, dispute ai d speeutsllnn over
a piinccly'sqm fur what th* flint
*|.
tho Wlrkersham prnhlhlltm re- fans call "It" but sail she saved, {
Tlnkham’s principal i-.lnt ol |Miit, rentend today srnund two Mis* lleDoa said vrslerJsy, was
NATCHKE, Ml**.. Jsn. 21 crltk-ism of Illshnp t'annon has salient queries: How far did thn
(Continued On Pag* Four)
lAIM— ChenraHur It. W. Cutrvr
W a 'th e letter's rvfasal to nrraknt rnmmUsinn mean In g * toward
Isle yesterday .Uninl llw suit for
for fti.Vloo contributed by evil- rorommendlng a revision nf lha
g/Nl.tNNI danwgrs Itrouithl try CoL
Itimllh Democrat* during
the Eighteenth Amendment and what
WASHINGTON, Jan. f l . - ( A D presldintlal election, n* lias ac­ will I* the political affect nf
Ear li T. Miller owner uf Ihe IUI
TL. dlfflcoRleo
Jlfll.Mltls* .standing
I . . J I _f_inILL
—The
this cused the tii.hnp , f a "thaiuelass President llo irer's opposition to
Ranch Hhow*. *» * liM acllon nwsy of an effective .agreement violation of Ih* corrupt piscltrc* suih a slept
nsin-t Tom MU. the mrttiun pic­
far airplane disarmament' were act."
ture cowboy.
f?o amused were enmmlsslnn
outline1! yesterday to thr Goo wo­
Miller a'legerl that Mis had nmemners nrer report* that the
men conferring Koto on the reuse
President had Intervened to fore­
IIOMHAY, India, Jnn. 21.- (AP) erred to travel with hi* ranch
Benjamin
Lake, 48, stall
aad euro of war. I, .
an unequlv icbI modification —Nerssllonal charges c.tmrrning shows on lire circus circuit In
Edward P. W arrer. former aithe propoval that the following nn alleged plot to overthrow thr ItrfU, but Itsd faded I" fulfill his
Dies From Sickneaa of
sUtsnt n ersts t , of ths navy In
statement wa* Issued h , Chair­ government &lt;&gt;f India and to ctral* agin'tncrtt, hsd llhsded him in pobrbarge af aeronautIrs, offered no
man Wlckeyshamt "The statement a national rrv dutionary regirtt# II, denying lha tentative con­
llriijain.n K. I .sir. IN, a
hop* of ouch an agreement.
tract, anti had thus damaged Mil
this morning In th# Wsshlngton
All The Hague rules against tlrnt cf K snfsnf far th* past 15 llrrsld that the President pei. were made yestrrdar at the open- Irr'a leputallon ** a showman In
aerial burabaidmeat. ho said, are ye in* trad wotl-kmiwn ceh ry grow­ auaded this eommlsslon t i slmnd- Irg of the trial of 28 mentlwr* of Ihe sum of I5UJNNI.
as yet ra t ratified by enough os- er, died this moru'ng at 7:15 o’* oa a tentative reeommendalion In Ih* Indian National Ccmgrr**,
Th* crus uf lb* Illarl action was
clock at bis Ml Kim* Avenue
rbarged wllh seditious arllvitirs.
Hon* to make them nf/ertlvr.
favor of revision of th# Eighti*n&gt;
i.s-.-d on nn nllegrd Interview giv­
home
after
an
lllnrs*
cf
serernl
Thr
defendants,
among
wh
on
lie proaoanrod "uf utmost grav­
th Amendment is abs ilutely un­ is Ih* influential merchant, MulraJ en by Mis in Arkansas CUy, Kanity aa a suspicion produvlr,, fat* day*.
true and without foundation."
»n*. In which he srts quolvd s*
F utt'ral. irrrk o s will^ l*&gt; held
tm ^ the pasaHilUty Hvll alrplinea
htlrm an
rM"
, V Neither tb* ihslrm
sn nor any Kra-ondas, were srrtsled here on •eying t
Christmas
Day.
may suddenly bo put ta military
.nember of the romml.slon wa.
"I never Considered 8"lng with
Tile publte prosecutor declared
rmptoyoseat. Tot tka nice rulif at the Alt Kouf* Catholic,Church, wilting to tell the foil story or the
Ih- lli| show. That wn* Just a
worked out In thro* year* study with the Rev. J. J. Mrlnemy offl- week* of discussion within the the alleged revolutlonarirs had night mar* of Each'*/'
by an International commission on Hsllng. Th# ItiMly w'll Im* &lt;nk*N In commission or to explain how «r their own raldnrt. war council and
Chancellor Cutrrr, In denying
this subject, ha said, “hrbke down l^iidsvlllr. Ky.. Mr. lake's for­ when th* drrislon against out. terr &gt;rla| committors.'
Ore astral committee, tha Ihe *ult, held that these word*
mer k-nic. where burial will Iw end-out revision of Ih* proposal
• f their own weight."
prosecutor continued, was organ- did not ronsliluto libel.
mad*.
wa* reached.
Thr rhancrllor dismissed a eroav
,l«r,|
Jo W1I |roller and government
He 'Is. surv'ved by hi* mother,
bill filed by Mix alleging ho had
Goat Of Living Shows 'Mrs.
offirlals
and
to
burn
police
sta­
Kmma lake, nf lake Mult­
A ratbrr. hr said, was tu rut levn damaged to th* extaat *f
• Decrease Oyer 1930 ise t hi* widow, Mr,. Ktiasbath Schmelingr Sails For tion*.
Miller's published
telegraph*
wires and n third wa* • 150,000 b .
(Aka, four rhUdrio. Mr*. Thslraa
U.
S.
Aboard
Europa
statements.
to
go
Into
lb#
villages
sod
preach
fut m y , Kstherlne fa te . He”, Jaa- t l . -CAP) MeM
the sacrlflt* of llfl, for freed &gt;ra.
in represent'- nard la k e, aad Dmi* la te , all of
HKP.MRN. Jsn. *I,--(A P ) A fourth committee was organ­ Edison Unimpressed
tko Unit id Stst.-o Fanfold; on* sl ier, Mr*. Thomas Max Schmvllng. German hoxrr.
By Dry Law R eport
aa aatlawted by (h'Sau. sfJMadUon. Wi-^ snd mw
(nr New York lodap aboard ised to supply weapon* to th* rlUtv**r tv hrwthvr, H a ir/ U l* , I^ulsvlflo, th# Kurop#1 U# s*M h# Intended *»na and r;M * ths propl* atsinsl
Ih* extsttfg
government, th#
J ACKHON Vli.I.E, Jan. l l —
to gn In trainirg Immediately foe proseclltaT charged. He said that (AIM —Thorn*i A. Kdlsen who
series of exhibition boots m th# plan Wi* that Indians should arrlyad in hlorida taday said tba
i t HaJtlniorr aad 48 othar noulbnn starve ' government financially report af tba Wlckarfhant comnt In
and in
southwrslorn cilia*
“
lag treasury bill* and m'sston an prohibition “ is *&lt;iu*l
by
Agreed “ gad
Havana. Ho I# to IRM W. I . lirruan
k whenever Ih* hllU to nothing but slightly in favor
fttribling Istrrln th * y#ar. "Which­ sere i
sashing postal cartl- of tb - dry*." Th* aged lavoelor
ever War mr fight Wltk Btrlbllng firs t* ?
by refraining from pinout* tn his winter ham# la F t
(uyns out h* sahP I wbnli
Myers did net elaborate on hi*
buying. I
U .k lu G em aay even- if I have
■pwpmpi
slat# rnept.
U g* out again in »wR*mher l» I'AI
UNIT FROM HIIIP
Hai nitswerod only two qMiallniw
moat earner#."
-■
and did wot give consent to do that
’Jan. 21—(A D — until hta train wna toady to de­
TO COPNT rORTUCCKHK
, 1 * third class pan- part. Th* ooeaed question I ‘ ‘
(he lower deck wa* his srlvtse far the young
P) —P»rLIHHON, Ja
Algonquin «*tur» Wav'ng collage daring th*
(a U U
'* oevrntk
drowned short- Wmiaavn deprrsaioa. "My
• agarclod tv
rbortly.
"•Wp left Miami for (4 Mm la ta got a. job as
j 4 U# CJNs).whnl pot
»D of tb* Clyda
«Jbl* after laavlng
country
sy. The Algo*,
* »ou# forgot all h4
d writ#
yastarday■
x
rii

Cotton Company hh made no r*
*pon&gt;* la the plan.
’*Tbay aaspmr Ih* attltuda tha*
tterp U nothing to atbltrate," Mr.
Gra&lt;n aald. **Tlicr ln*i«t i&lt;n thu
workers msklng an unroni’liionst
gaiTunder. This I* unjust and un­
fair. For that rtsson the striker*
harp determined to runt nue the
olrlko until a fair proposal of a r ­
bitration.!* accepted Iry the man­
agement of tho corporation."
Mr. C rrtn MlIII there was need
of help and a u f.la n rf for tho
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W ickersham’s 'L)ry
Report Is B asis Of
Many D iscussions

Libel Suit A gainst
Tom Mix By Owner
O fR anch Is Denied

D ifficu lties T o l d
In B ringing About
Disarm am ent InAir

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Plot To Overthrow
Indian Government
Is Charged At Trial

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JOHNSON (ULLING URGED BY A . F . L

mission And Bon
e

p a w n to prohibit should ba given
W lr t ^ O f Q t l i l p t l i
R a te O f T h irty ,
to the ,nd that if -tba propaaad
NB\V YORK, Jan. 8 I - ( A P I T
&amp;Temporary Retenmodification U adopted tha na- Cups and mmmunUti fyucht wtloral prohibition aci , would contionOf 1132,000 Fund
in y. slerdsy. It »»• In (ha ah ^
tlnor In firra tl
w of tha ally hall whrra lira
Congress * anarlad
rautmun'ett had gona with nog T h e fin a l p ro g ra m in I he
plan, thi^a molding
demand* for a date.
n g n e m e n t b etw een th o C ity
tha ayatam of to
8nn.r -warn kaaatMa4fM||R^h&gt;«t •
ranting tha raalarai
Wet* arrested. Pollen warn dou-nl Commiwilon an d th e B ond­
loon anywher* In
with pall* of wnlelt That*-wet* holder#' P ro te c tiv e C om m ita ta » r
lactam-1 a In whieh *.ltkco»a a n i r tfcw i iwwdati*-e( o isttc r^ ^ i M “Under the proposed amendment t p,Hi.tor* ware blpck-Jadra.1. A anil won ad o p ted b y n u n a n i­
(Continued Co Page t l s
Lmcontml pol'ceman araa .dragged m ous v o te o f th e C ity Ot&gt;nv
m
- 'f r t ni hi* hors*.
* offlcrr
m
i li •. hard
...... „punch
1K, k „n
An
Uhl
on, mlntiionem
__ _ _ thTa a-fte,, rn.o o n .
tbr Jaw of a nrw«pap«*r rfp o iU * r.^^e •tfT W H ItJl In fu ll ill «a
aad ra'd: - l'tit thot lu your t&gt;a-1 fo llo w ,:
pfr.**
;V»■ I. Tha City I, In withdraw It*
. A wtmian nmimun'ot attaint'll111 pla*» an,| ro Idngrr opp»»r entry
to climb lu tho wifely nf tha.Han ! of judlm att* lijitha pandin^ com
min (tati'o. t'oliremen ilraggnl mon law aitleos nn the inu|nns,
lot
• r ilonn. She shouted *"ltamu pod rerliflrate* of Indebtedness ard
Ca.-&gt;nrk&gt;r* nnd tiled -to bite one bond* which shall be produced1h,
plaintiffs at d filed In thr*r rase*.
them i n the leg.
Cotton Mill W alkout orThe
disorder continued for SO The Judgment, me to l* ,r In­
Has Involved 4000 minute* Iwfore u\ount&gt;d nffleet* let rat at *1* per centum per an­
drlv'ng Hie rw » d down num Instrsd of the legal rate uf
* Men And Families charged,
IV k H&lt;'«. through the Ib.wery eight per rent.
3. The City shbll pay the Com­
an.I under tho municipal Imlldinr
MIAMI, Jan. SI —(A D — Tha wber* the -comniiinlat* l.«'k th 11* mittee. uniter mandamus proceed­
eteriitlvo council of tho AmeiIcon aland again. The aacond fight last­ ing,, for Intel est tin Um.U held
Fidcrntlon of lmhor yc.tetday I*
by the Committee, the fdHnwing
rued an appeal to the manageiaottl ed *&gt;nty a few mlnnlij*.
amount^, from the funds t'latnl
F
.
G.
IHeeWakapii
presented
lit*
of the Han Rlvor Cotton Compony
M bwCL , ,
rooimun
»t,'
deman
I*
at
city
hall
HanvIlU, VaV to accept arl.ltraHond
Interest
fun.l
|4l,0Nt.l»
fpr
yneim
loymenv
dole*,
free
rent,
lltn a , a means of aeUleinrnt ot
profits (In I* nppli -d
the strike situation prevailing fr.e fiM.il and fre* clothing for Water
to water bond Interest) 0,000.00
the ttnvm ployed.
there.
Chat I.-* Kerrigan. k**l*lant to From surrlu* In geneial
William Green, pivildcnt of the
fitty l.......................
AdHNJA
federation, rtpla'nlng the ai t ion the mayor, eiplalned that present Gas IMindredemption
fund (i s
uf the round! in evocutlvr arrtion law* made It Impossible t » aeenli Is- npplistl on inteirst on ’ gas
raid the strike had been in effect In I he eominunl.t demand*. Hie- bonds)
.
............. I
for 10 week, with Dior., than 4000 denkapp raid that “the law* uf From sperlal assessment
relf-prcrorvatlon
rhould
*uper*rdt
wot key* and Uia'r famll'e. mvulvnun-taailo law."
|
. • (to bo applied to a*-r**mrnt
M ttlu
ifjw
i
Imnd*) . . . .
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Mr. Green •aid ho aubmlUed
POPS will U surrounded r^V*

*0SS|&amp; E CLUE IN VIRGINIA

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&lt;- * U 1 Nil WwAdC. gntheris* thr
'N
. in f J t* tltW over th* wheat to
aay agvnry ml**tad by Prarldmi
■Haavtr to suptrrlaa th* dl«lHbu
Hen. Tha fan* board rev.lvlng
ffund would .ho credited wltn tha
cent of the wheat.
vv faearaga
8#nal*r Caraway, (D Ark.)
character!i#d the lagUlatlon a* a
dlwgt approprlatlnn of 115.000..
POO, which ha estimated would ba
'u,aer*
tko cost of tha wheat.
^VkO blU cliglnalljr provided fol
tba d„ iatrlbullon
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of 40,000.000 bu,ha|», but Ui« farm beard reported
not wore than *0,000,000 roubl be
«&gt;«d. The badH altogether hold,
more than ltw.ooo.ooo hwhaU a ,
a m u lt e f IU afferta to auhillte
tba price.
Hapnter Capper of Kanaar, who
Introduced tha bill, pndlrtrd It,
early- approval by the Senate.
Tka Senate remmltWa ala* act­
ed fhrenbly yaatrnlay oh two
other relief man*urea.
One of them, propaaad by Senatern Smith or Sooth Carolina and
O nego of Gecrgis, both l»amo.
c *, , 1 weald provide a revolving
fbnd for aaad and faad lo-»n» ta
fnm era la Oeorgia, Florida. North
and Saalk Oaiwlfad,’ eat /e f money

lion thereof, for

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d am u a by d h e S u p re m t t
o rd e rin g th e levy o f
m n tc ly 100 mill* in
n irre e m rn t w aa rea ch ed I
(My Hall this sftsrwoon
set* the tax rat# #t M for &lt;
cal year of IB.tO-’ai, wltk
old* extension for naatk
nnd terminates th* to ll
Ole city Instituted In
some tint# ago by th*
Th# lc-polnt plan
day Is substantially th#
the Ill-paint plan puklli
yesterday's Herald with
caption of Point Nn. 4 v '
provide* that Ih* IH J
may b# rotslned by th*
Its repayment can b* mad
out Jeopardising operating
nnd Point No. 1 providing'!
Commission will do wl '
toward tka passing of _
enforcing tax collectloM,'*'
Polat No. Ift providing
year'* hrrangement wlU
tended orer next year If
lection legislation la.
Po'nl* No. 13 and 18 w«J
noted entirely, and D in t
nnd U wore changed
Th* Cliy'ji special
D. Ijuwil*, together
pod E. J. 1,'KiyrU.
rnf* L'Rngl*,
- and
Wd rHhands' i
Ing the Commlll** exy
view* of that group. ICbi
Keefe, ihslrmsn of the
ers* Protective Curnmlltea ,
A. Mntrodorff, one of Uw
hers of the Committee, llto ,
hrarrl during the seatlon.
The main points under
Inn contend upon the wlUI:
uf the rammliiee tn ngrpe fa |
City's propoanl .nncrntllqy
irpayment nf Ihe "Inan" at
trn.vlmntely f.T.'.orKl which,
treen ninil* from Ihe 1889
to operato lha City, and
mlltea's proposition ran
passage uf legislation wk
vide* fur n change tn tha
nf enforcing tax rollattin
Point No. 4 In th#
IN-point proposal wn
with certain fond* which'
had us*d nnd would be a(
us# for operating exp
Mnrrh I. During the
day*, (he Comm1nnlon#»&lt; T
studied Ih* City's operation
nil angtas, nnd draw op n
tlv# budget, based nn g (g
lection af 14) percent, nnd g.':
mill nparatlng levy and fa
receipt* nf not more than ‘|
400 ran b* rrsilted If
roach that paraorilag*.
amount Is $54,000 below V
operating n o t of the
) asr. The Co nun Iml#
Cunteruled that If theyqplrad t* aeeeda (a Paint
of th* original plan and
ths "loan" aal af tbe ~
money roller ted. the City
ba financially crippled and
of tb* floral year. Get, ..f
would (tad tba City '
riant fund* ta nper*to
The CommUaiotwn a ll
pay tka sum af
111,000 which wan
treasury oat af tb a 'i
sufficient raUartloo's
this year l*
vritkMl Jaaperdinlag,
neevaesrr U nparata (‘

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run tko City from &gt;
til Jsn. I. I»3|, ( |
was, In tb* opinion of J
sbrnart Impyeslbl* I# i
tbay atprasaad Ik*
rat uni whatarar *ur
rrnl ravrmm fund
In th* hands ef lha
Oat. I, lM l.
Tka Cammitt** man
far nearly halt *n hour
af that point
td with tka proposal

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Rf DAMON RUNYON
IIAMI, Jan. SO—After acversi
r» af fU rU ipexh, and furious

I»y RKX SAFER.
I f I AMT, Jan. JO--(AP).

|a g * J $ .'l «
MM thla Whs-

The eld timer la Jack Hbtchlneea, sportlnr th . Wlalar allka af
the Nassau Oeunty Hob for the
alahlk year, bat known mere famlllaHjr la tha shvlstcra a T lh e
W letor f i l f caravan «» tha "per­
ennial runner-up" of Flertda milled that

S Haway-In

bafora ha started from here to
taka ap tha work that h r s^erneta&gt; with hta Chlcsgn Joh aa profraelaoal. Tie ha a been at tha Glen
view Club there f»r IT year*.
-Yew nig h t think the new ball
would worry name af us older
golfera.". lha Jack eaid. -Wall, 11
d want. Tan aae we learned to aaa
our wood.and long iron etoee fat

Oenatoi Club; Or*
0 * 1 Cottegr A rne
D aU ndi DeLeon
. c a n m j Daytona
id Country Clttbj
M l Calf and Caun-

■B,’ * which jnessss th a t ha la Jw*
a (hade below tha blgheet'averagv
obtainable In ecbotaaUa l i g n i n .
-W hat If I hndn*t'stml»el-aad
Feeler, far n im p le , Ha&gt; a f*al-

aad England, Naturally, w t learn*
ed to uae a flat awing that rant d a ta work.’ lid rather tkay wouldlha ball' sklmminr last barrly n t aay that, aa lV t foaad that I
can play football, basketball nod
baaefaaH and (till heap up la ngJ|

•r»LTA:«**u
S f $ t t ^ £ 5£

iM WMthfT' W *
fonccrned, but aa far putting up
Sunday's competition h hundred G’a, or e a y /p e rf l i f e
B0’ M t U»W week, WhyTVhto It Pawned on l i i ’foetor
M t b . " *** *'* lmpre»»lon thst
S t ? * U#
him*huddered sllghUr, pitU
complalped of the rold. although
!&gt; 7 V . T pF »»«•«. Then he grab/j1*
airf a tral« n’most
simultaneously, in d fled, chatter,n* to himself aa ha departed. Ha

IftA tsri&amp; S B
f e r t iW W t s

•anther of New Orleans, • 40,000
* evidence of guod faith whan
~ F •Cffa trying to promoto a
Paayaair.WlUa fight, wiU put up

Mn. alwayg think of something
JgW. He muttered something abeat the possibility of his rsturn
to Miami with Walker and Johnrty Risks.-ard with JMklo Fields.
Md Al Fay, and other members
eV bls fistic estohHshmsnt on the
ig)ne card, but I am Inellasd to
doubt that tka doctor will aver
in ln poke hli nose Into Flor­
ida. When you suggest, even In a
rrtpdRbeut way, to the doctor
that be put up any nom y, you
practically Insult him.
ru m n n lly , 1 would consider
iQiarhey dosd cheap at 1100,000
to fight Mlrkey Wether any.
Chert la tha east, assuming Umt

Auction
Planes
Monday R esults In
B argain Purchase

Local A|
ffiUon To Survey. Made Follbifidon Hlffh
Statem ent Of
-.sBattti
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School T o m o rro w
Georgia Tech Coach

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a 'DWversfa| &lt;r Georgia who
• " W l have never had ahy
’•ftnee from campus politics
&gt;itt years I have bean have.-’
* Wllbu/ C. Hmllh, director
k ittles at TuIs m ) W. 81
C"nt the Collage of WlUlam
dar*;0 Jamoa Driver, a t th*
UiNy af Virginia; IL 0i At-tha University of.Tcnna*sea) Edward Walker, a t tha
UalgenBy of Mlaslaalppl and
O M g c b a n MrGugia af Vander­
b ilt,'aD .say their asperlence has
not IpdlpaTed polities U a trouble.

CoachLeonardMe Lucas' SendRICHMOND. Vs.' Jan. M l pole High basketball M t fit ended (AP) - ' T h e News Ltader, A~
M
raaulti e f ’i .e rra y , ady.
■I I I to rsm Pu* politics, or IntorvaatlOB or
IMun re- fratarnltUa and (lube Into election
card to 4n ovtn bgg|
Ip four of athletic leaders It ^ pa^sus
gimas,.Victories wore
CM nt&gt;r M n n ^ ogty . few SmUktrn
Daytona and Bl. Aug*
colleges and universities,
,
elsKa style, but tha (
Tha survey was conducted fol­
fit mad- quick erork i_ „
lowing publication of thd^etotogames, winning tha ftrtt tqr
mvnt of Coach W. A. Alsiabder of
fa I I scars.
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Georgia Tech In which ha atttrlBaturday a contest was dp
(Ibsatlaoad from pare I)
l-i Iad decadence of aporls SI the
tha faslaal and bast played s
point,
Atlanta instltutian to campus way. They agreed aa m
antltu four, and It rockad qto
however, and that waa th a t U r
ivae terms far mote than V
abet v a t not fired with robbery as
a native. Putting Utile h lu of |a formaliou together, they also afar tha contest. It waa ui
shove serves the nscsusrj
T»morrow night tha lac
tat taka* the faat-stoppto
■Ion At, hia facalUaa, waa
Uaasd SiosWy by i Dt- Wcastar,vJkl* physician’ and. J
who w ^ to d t* knew if ha fat
Me* s t to ^ e might ,faav«
j j j V T W . rate*, Johwaai

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«r swing «d e£siA ngPl!ir tmtlhui
dlatanre.behind tha l a m f d M Ja
the face o f a high e W l , f ' ] ] (
-How moch difference do you
flad on Tha green between the old
and tha new belli T" the InfatttTtw*
cra sh ed .
’ &gt; K-i i: *r •y'Sl
-None at •!'. npd the less raid
about my tournament putting thU
year, the'batter," tha 8eet declar­
ed flatly.
• ’
Ha waa aakrd If ha thlnke hia
game la up tn a itandard thla
year.
-I can't tell y e t’ 1 won are rad
plat# la tha Miami open aa meoy
lim es'the boya began to call me a
perennial runner-up. Then
thla
yaar, I dropped Into third place
In the Miami •ape" and a tie for
third Ml tha Fort Lauderdale
open." Hutehinaoa responded. .
- I f Utero’a anything In the feeT
of year game, thoufh, mint ought
to bo right pretty shortly."
The llotch gal* **°r « *•'* CB
tha fairway and ah hie approach
•hot,, ha aald, but he allewri
earlier comment to aland for 110
opinion of hU potto.
Ha will return briefly to Amor*
lean Mil In March far competition
In tha International 4-ball m att hoe
a t Miami and tho 91B.0M T«
(lores open a t Miami Beach. II#
said ha wouldn’t try la make the
r e r carols open.
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(Coatlauod great Fage Duel
authority fressF proceeding with an
inrertlgation 1C undertook Into Bi­
shop Cannon’s political activities.
Chairman Nye of tha Campaign
Fends Investigating Committee
said last n'gbl he would make an
fu rth e r' farmstlgatloa until «paci­
fic complaints . nr charges arc
toads U H&gt;a committee. •
N &gt;r ifaevad yrsterda* U block
aay tiesl ruction of ballots-cast In
the last Senatorial race la Ala­ . -My nereoaa ayitam waa uL
bama w h en hie committee Is pre­ moat a total wrack before I t ’*
paring 19 Investigate. He wired to Bergen-. decUrad Nicola* Fer­
nanda. tSOt Cth are., Tampa.

He Was A lm ost
A N ervous Wreck

Thr rr.nlullon of Senator N

"Why," h« ronUnoad, 1 beltov£
that my football training gave me
lha wUl-pewer to fa t good grades
In my cUaaea. Aa aeon aa you find
It li easy to aceompllah the really
hard things football aspeela of
you, It'a n it hard to buckle down
and get the moot, eat of studies."
Football doesn’t appeal to Wag
aa a business. He has scaotsd.aU
suggestions th a t ha turn pratesslonil. .
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- l dew* want to coach," ha bald.
’T h at is, r don’t cars far coaching
as a Ufa w ar!. I aspect to go la­
ta hualaaaa as eo&gt;n aa I finish
school, and I’m going to stay right
hate in Columboa ”
,
Howaear, ha aspects to e a r n in
an assistant coaching capacity fbr
his alma malar M at fail, while he
is flnlahlng |ils course In the collogo of cam scarce. to which ho
■witched after storting engineer-

tton or the Beblnsoa-Blsck propoaal until February I . This waa
ruled, out af ard tf an a point
ralsad by 8oaa|cr Norris
(ft
N ek). B«ed them moved to make
lha funds available only If the
Rfd Ureas failed to reach Its
IM l, Thla was'rejected M to 10.
TVs Issue will m w be up to
the Itoase ard Rrpu^dran Issders
Ihera- were * * less* e f ability to
upheld the band of Urn President.
n ** *to taektog fur eornpromtsr.
flpraker I*&gt;ngwerlk aald a camP^tojae had boaa suggestad to
P e n a * -the. government to match
** n BO-M basis the amount towWbMed to tha Bad Ctueu by ladividual*.
-. V
. He aald U might be poeVhl*
to n a iW ls s WfiOOJHO. the treat

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a tte m p t at
founded. “M l
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Spoiling" art
paraphlata' « i
lylnf Ida*. . Prof. Zachri
lalUl cn mad
out that Tboi
Elltabalh’t cl
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Aaaptsa. thy moth;
Bb example of tbs
cord. In eoavsreatlow,
i spirit, In faith, la
m. i i l f
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U ttB tw o *Wct to
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fa irly P re a ld c n t H o o v er m « d a hi* A p p o in tm e n t* A n y comVdUee of eleven m en, .e je c te d ip m
-, f n ?1Uc.‘ l
ra n k s, w ould m o re th a n lik ely h av e re n d e re d a sim ilarly
divided re p o rt,
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rtU bald Ida.Jrtraary nUoUng at
i*0 o'clock a t tba F im ProabyirUn Chnrah.
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spoil Emrllsb phentdcSlly,' tboo eaoslrg s d*f1nU»
brook with old EngUab spalling
tradition*. Inataid ef datpgVUiK
Prof. Zachrtsaoa baa examined
tba fortyAwo English Bounds sp ilt
la 500 different ways anJ b at
•teen Str* t# find out statistically
which 4s the most freqaeat spoil.

Cirri* Number Poor e f tba First
laptut Chortb will bald a rat tag*
reyrr m**tlng a t .tba homo of
I n . Loulo# LAppIn, W**t First
irw t a t 7 9 :10 o'clock. Members

wklck every
Turkish k*ai
rrceotiy asks

n k ln g in U rg e n u m b e ra In q u lto f r a n k d is re g a rd o f th e this spelling, therefore, la Anglic
declared policy o f th e n a tio n a l p ro h ib itio n a c t”. W q som e becomes th# role for tba preaant-

uaamployed, gat any U m e* 'w o n d er, th o u g h , w h e th e r in creaaed d r in k in g am ong, day "I", thus, Friday, Frledatr
rails aro apt to b« c e rta in cIm m i h a a reb u tted becauM o f p ro h ib itio n , m th e rid*. Had i boy, ble; right, riatj
seen, d u r in g . th e

open M loon co n tin u ed . D u rin g th U M ine p erio d o f tim e , u p
to p ro h ib itio n , b u t neU hor cad w e A ttrib u te m o ral la x ity to
p rohibitio n . I t m ty h a v e b een th e p r o « * ri{ y , .
'
.
R u t th e re p o r t M y* f u r t h e r : ‘1N 6 law c a n bo ef/egU vely en fo rced ex c ep t w ith th e A sslatanco a n d c o o p e ra tio n o f
th e law A biding elem e n t", f t I* a w ell k n o w n f a c t t h a t th *
p ro h ib itio n law , la n o t receiv in g , a n d 1h a a n e v e r received, th e
su p p o rt o f th e law -ab id in g .elem eht. T h is p « r tlc u h tr . law la
openly v io la te d by p erso n a w h o m a k e a co n scien tio u s e f f o r t
to abide b y e v e ry o th e r law am o n g o u r s ta tu te s . R e g a rd '
Isaa o f th a rea ao n a w h y th e y do It, i t c a n n o t b e d en ied t h a t
th e y a r e a e ttln g a d a n g e ro u s p re c e d e n t f o r th o se w eaker» * M h sr on* to teat your m inded, o r w ea k er-w illsa In d iv id u als n o t endow ed w lfh t h a t
Aga or determine your in- fin e sense o f d isc rim in a tio n so n e c e s sa ry to d e te rm in e
tflmrlJa.affalan A asliras.
w hich law s a r t to b e obeyed an d w h ich Ignored.
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, U nder o u r d em o cratic fo rm o f g o v e rn m e n t, th e m a jo r!
ly ru le a , A m a jo r ity o f th e pcoplo can m a k e law s, o r u n ­
m ake th f m . A m a jo rity roado th o p ro h ib itio n law . A m in o ri­
ty , \in d o u b tc d ly a v e ry la rg o m in o rity , re fu s e s to o b e y : It,
u d tA s sa in s m in o rity , s tra n g e ly e n o u g h , w h ich bellevpa oo

FRIDAY
WsfatoU Bebekah Ladga NamFerty.tkrea will mast a t 7:*0
A a t th* Odd Fellawa* HaU
tleoarn Arann*. Aa Installs• f officers Will taka place all

Shakir Haaam, wb
■ Chief clerk In a

height, Hlet,' fright, friatj Uk*.
liek. ate. In this -wsy tba jwatanlday * eighteen different spelling*
Of that sound b ars been reduced
In on*. ■' ' 'J* hi’* ‘
Borne month* ago th* ptof##*»r
itsrted fir* courses In English,
based an his spalling system, w ill I
sotit* broupat o f’ Jfwidlsh pUpTa
previously Ignorant ef EnglUh.
Aflat twenty laasant of ninety
minutes each, hl» pupil* wore- abl*
to read, write and conrare* fla rttly li^ EnglUh, although t b a i f i a i
* ' •-

competitors.’m d
Sown

on ImtirigiaUsN,'
aould soon hk'.si
vcrllabltV CMOfs#
glum, ha* added,

M by a
Is Bal*
outburst*

Muflic D epartm ent’s
Program Postponed

e a p a r tla snldU
competition, aad

. mud
-J H
*&lt;*i

don't Hk* th* way things .* " bfi.

,’lgra
!‘,e
H '.

'" r .^ ^ - W h o appolntsij thim |u
Investigate the steel cdinpsnyt. j ,
Wlin*—It wns thslr own Idea.
Senator Grunch said hs f Badwt
been In' Pllteburgh for idw I.vsW ,
•a lh*y organised ‘hrea'onwr

Inclement weather
terwoan only ■ small
a umber of member* attended tha
meeting ef th# Music Department
K tha Woman's Ctob held. In
the vlub rooms with Ml*. 8. M.
Abcrfrumbl* as program chairman
gnd Mrs. F. B. Adams and Mre. J.
i Rgy as hostesses.
•'.Tha' program which had bean
jigod far tha aft#rno&gt;n was
poned until the February
ting and In Ita placa several
ipromptu piano aoloo wore resrid . During tha boslnea* session
atlera of lntare*t to deportment
Because

burgh Ust night In to* compartmanta.
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eat tha profusion of pink
and fern • arranged hs
clacas about tit* tlub

' P. O.—On tour whoref,
Miami and Havana. From
they Jump to Honolulu.
P. 0 —Are they actual
vaaUgatlag rivam ahd'hnri
WHIP—Only karbore th
This suminav they're gylnj

Num ber N
Two

M A Y B E th e fin e s t ( r a p e * do h a n g th e h ig h e s t. M aybe tfc« s w e e te s t n u ts
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Company;
H i ns
WU Zenern th e u K f w fa and ovaryInU to a goners I Impruvatho situation. Th* South,
la more than holding Ita
v Carlton asyi th* slat*
CauplpUan ot necastary
vW’sif.' tsotord Is quit*

« re th o h a r d e s t Uj era ck . M aybe ev e ry

4loes h a v e I ts th o rn .

tu n itie s , a r c t b s p o c s .th x t a r e th e **slsdt&gt; to d isc o v e r to d a y .

a r e m illions o f d o lla rs w o rth o f p e rso n a l
does h o t p g y * j i j f t s h a r e .o f ta x a tio n In
A rt m »tiy profesoloits w hich d o n o t pAir. Co
t
« « &gt; P i M s rifijta
X ta x . T h is * s r r n o l now so u rcs* of m

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gi Mr*. W. E. B ank Mr*, to. Z
bmon. Mra. Amil- Balia Towu*4. Mrs. M. T. CannW rs, Mre.
E. Eatridsa. Mra. M. C. Hagan.
re, J. I* Chapmaa, Mrs. C. M.
■ltd, Mr*. Jahn D. Abraham*,
[ i Luther llastar, Mr*. .A. J.
r- f “ Mre. A. J . KaBy. Mr*.’* /
i Mre. B. « . Macro mid
E. Taw. Tha nast moot Mg
Ul. ha hold Fah. S a t th*

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TImb former's
Mrs, Bobari
R Brown sod dangbtar, Batty
FVsmv^v'af Imng Island, N.are their guests for *om# tim*.

DANA 8UMM1TT
STATE COI.LEOE F&lt;1B WO­
MEN, Tsllahas***, J*n. I»—
S*vtnlc».i national and two local
sororltlr* eontpris* the sorority

^ arp an W a^ d w A
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body that tbc m a n k r w u
■cl of robbers.
.

Johnson K i l l i n g
(Continued From r t f * Onal
gunman. |l w*» th* flrnt reward
(itfcrol and annottaeemrnl by tho
theriff w n made At i time when
leading business propl* war# dl».cuisine a muvemart lo raise a Mg
rowst&lt;l by popular subscription In
|hf« hope of bringing to Justice
thr munlrrcr of ono of th» out­
standing cltlsaua-al Tamp*. » ..

Urns*. prraent w rm tyre,.J. D.
Dan**, Mrs. Flynn VsuseTTlr*.
UHUn VSlkaty. Ui*. I O C feillh,
Mra. * . B. Taylor, Mr*, ft. A - B.
Wilkinson, Mr*. K. 8. Itockay and
Mra. W. E. Allen, a visitor.

any Infill r t£ £ W * a a r .a a .* » &lt;Wf tba letter*. Bwt a p -( ....... , ia put grral ■»»"
them, believing that they clrarcd,
away soiua of.-tho. maw -th ttu flC .
whlrh hi* m m ware working to
yet n-* the ■layer's trail.
During Iho day It became
known th*t Chief of M k t Knight

Mrs. Rucker Hostess
A t P arty Yesterday
With quantities nl »&gt;lnk ami
trclasl, plrk sweet peas.

mm as a _ -

bowls, making up tb*' floral deco­
rations, Mra. II. Wayd* Rurkar
entertained with a bridge party
Mrs. Jrsll* L. Mathis and
yeaterday afterroon at her home
f'aughter, MU* Und* Msthla, of
In Ban Lenta complimenting Mra
Americus, C a , plan to l*av# th*
John W. Sneed who plan, t&lt;» tor put him to bed. It haltel work
latter p art of th* weak after
leave aeon for Rome, Oo. lo make
spending aareral month* here
pa, PI Beta rhl, Delta Zata. Kap­ her home. Assisting Mrs. Rucker |.» bl&gt; force on Iho cote tempovisiting th* former's daughter.
pa Alpha Theta. Zeta Tau Alpha, In recelvlhg th# gueeU wa« Mrs. rnrlly last night, although depu.
ties were seeking th* ta r on tho
Mrs. James Morphy, a t Iwr m’n' f
Alpha Gamma Delta, Theta Up- Roland 8- Read.
theory that it was not a Tampan
on East Koortaenth Rtraat. Thay
allon. Delta Phi Epsilon, Alpha
Mra.
Bnead
received
n
yel­
car
will b* J lined her* tomorrow by
Omirron PI, Phi Mu. Alpha Chi low
crocheted
luncheon
set
With It* license plate benj. UJ&gt;MU. Bare M J * k of M b W .
Omega, and Alpha XI Dalln. lai­ ns n memento of the «
who will return boom with them.
cal group* Include Chi Gsmma, raalon. while other ptlsa* went
th* petition from which wa# re­ to Mr*. A. W. Knov, Mr*. K. II.
cently accepted by th* Bata Phi Winter*
Mr*. Hall Presides
and
Ur*, (irorg*
Alpha sorority, and Lombda Delta llrook*. Mi*. Krox we* g ln n nn
A t Society Meettog
which U petitioning the Delta Irish lac* chair eat. for Holding
Gamma national sorority.
high acorei Mrs. Winter* a lore
With Clrela Number F ir . I»
Tho aororitU* nr* ruled by the buffet art for having aectmd
charge and Mm. J. r . lU l pmf
Pna-llellenlc Association which le high score &gt; n d
Mra. Iln.uk.
aiding, th* pmgisM mealing oi
composed of representative* from novelty polUry for cutting high.
each social organisation on th*
At lb* tra hour refreshment*
campus. Th* purpose of this or­ ronilatlng of n salad ned sweet
ganisation la to better fraternal lours* were a»r»ed by the hostconditions and to advance coop- ro*. anaUlal by Mr*. C. K. Itawbetween th* various so- son, Mira. Ralph Austin Smith
F R E E W H E A T B *ralk&gt;n
rority group*.
Th# horn* of Mra. Robert L.
A P P R O V E D F O R Miss Dana Bummllt, of Hhsm
GletVI, !M East F ourth Hi reel
reck, a member of the Alpha
was th* . scene of the regular society, announced ini'- n revi­
meeting of Circle Number Four sion of all circles wlU be mad# for H U N G R Y I N U.SL Gamma Delta sorority, la presi­
dent of the Pan-Hellenic Associa­
of tha F irst Baptist Churrh hell the coming yt *r.
tion and-Misa Elisabeth Markey,
fContlnuod From Bag* Oft*)
Monday afternoon with Mra. W.
The meeting concluded with • repaid to tho government from of Tampa, a member of tho Alpha
P. Brooks, Jr. la charge of the
-Th* Vole* loro'™ .
ftrm er loan* la I9W
»»» . Q m lcg* F tyaruH ty. soeretanr.
Blhl* study. Mrs. W. C. DtCoor- play,
Mre. Rruaks, and Miss Alii* moa", presented by the M*rV ftmlth esllmatad that# wooM.Bkl
%MI LUO AN TO SPEAK.
available | 9A00 r t 0 under th in
paopl* of Tampa. &gt;A&lt;sg a popular
art gaee short talk* an RtarllUen, a leader In th* business
riwRra.
H
e
I'
At
lha
meeting
of
th#
fUlyallon
liecaiusa Recretary Hyde had ruled
life of the community, Johnson**
tho 949 ,000.000 already authorised Army t* ha held t might .at the
best friends Insisted that he did
Army llall a t 9 o'clock the Rev. R.
not have and never had one buslby Cangres* for loans to drouth- J. Milligan from tb* Moqrn* Free
ness enemy. Early It lha Inveall*
stricken farmer* would not he a- Methodist Church will oa th*
yalUbla for tb# Four State*.
grain speaker.
Th# other UIU, by Senator
Whreler,
Democrat, Montana,
“U fa" was th* sabjaet of tha would allow drouth-affected farm­
Usaon-Rrrmoa In all Churches «f ers to leave thalr. homestead* If
Mid-year recital of lha plaao pu­
Christ, Rdentlst, on^Runday, Ja n ­ raccsaafy duriag the dislre** pa* pils of Mrs. Frances A. Ilickton
B G L l E V E IT ...• N O
uary 19.
.
„ . rlod without lasing their right* to Will li* given tomorrow night at *
The Golden Teat was from Mat­ tha homestead.
o’clock at th* aanea of th* Firet
Maatwhllr, the Reflate made lit* Methodist Church.
thew 10117, " If. thou wilt entar
tie
progress
an
the
Interim
deinto Ufa, heefi the commandpert merit appropriation bill tarry,
•ala."
Among th# citations which com­ ing 199,000,000 for a Red &lt;&gt;;**
prised the Lesson-Sermon was the relief fund.
For th* nest aeveret Sunday
ollowlrg from th* niblat "Jesus
" ‘ ta tha pastor wlH preach a
WARHINOTON. Jan. 31 - 1AP)
Is I series of sermon* at Ih#
■aid unto her, I nm the resurrec­
First M sthrdht Church. This
tion, and th# Ufet he th st he- —Fearful of an e a t " ■*•*1'"’its administration leader* gaws coming Rundsy night hU them*
Biir Comedy Team Of llbvaih in me, .though he war* nnotice
of a night nAetlng today In srill i» "Who Will Be Raved t".
dead, yet shall h# live: And who•caver lleeth and ballaveth in me n determined effort to gat artloB. Th* public is rotdlally Invited to
•hall never die" (John 11:99, tdl- on th* stark of a p p r o p r ia te all thrsa services.
Tha Lesson-Hermim aim Inrlud- measure* piling up.
ad th# following passage* from ' Th* Renal* heard five hours at pause J lo hear the ronclusltns of
tha Christlaa Rclenca Uxtbrok, talk about Indian conditions y»*i President H oorn’s Isw enforre-Bclenre and Hsalth w»h Key to trrday - by iterators Thomas, at meat commission nn Its ashaustha Berlpturea,” by Mary Bakst Oklahoma, and King, of tU ny tire study of prohibition. But tha
Eddy: "Life Is real, and daslk Is DemocinU, n* k *ought vnlnij pause was just long enough fet
tka Illusion. A demonstration of to pats th# Interior department tha loading and each turned again
hams
Urn fart* of 8#ul In Jesus' way supply nsiaaure with Ita centre- ta Us atack af routine business.
reaolvas tha dark visit no of mster- vgralal 999.000,000 Red Cross » p
tal sense into harmony ond Im­ propria lion. ‘
Th* House meanwhile was going
mortality. Man's privilege at this
■uprema moment la to prove tk# •head with th* euaantb of them
words cf our Master: 'If a man appropriation measure*—the wsi
hasp my sajrlag, ba shall never department bill—which must ba
as* death.* th a great spIrResI fact passed before March 4 If *a *rmast ba bro*&lt;ht cut that msn l*. tra aotaleu U ta h * avoided.
Th* Hoaata and Hoc** each
a rt shall ha, parfart and Immor• '''
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g p j P fti a * d r a m pSayar, .uch a* Bslf Harold*.

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PENTLAND. GRAY and MOORE

1^ Orlando Friday

A cc o u n to n ta And A u d ito r* .
First Nstional Bank Be lid Ing

E .A L

MY
— W e tA k e -J
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pleuauro
In a n n o u n c in g ,th»i
M

is s D u G a y ,

w ill Imj a t o u r ahi
T h u rs d a y ,
Janu*
2 2 n d to d e m o n s tr i
th is fa m o u s lino
co rse ta.
— Como In T h u r s d
a n d b e p ro p e rly f l i t
In
n
N A TU R E
R IV A L .

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Old Gold captur
CHICAGO ssrisSmos

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B u t— th o b e i l m e rc h a n d ise , th e b e s t V A lu w ,Jh e b o at b u y in g oppor­
that commit!**. Whore aro UM
rest!
, s
•&gt;-■-*.* ,. •’ (
W H IP-W ell, fleoator Ghrbb aad
Senator MUcb are courtUs« ijM s e
tho**, w h o n o w wacapa th e p a y m e n t o f - J u s t up a t tha White Hstsau: . . - r M.
P. O— On whoa* authority are

Number Three of 0 *
iptlsl Choirb met on Mon*
Itraoon at th* homo of Mr*.
Smith with Mr*. Lillian
IT leading lb* tlrrotlonaL
|. A. II. Wilkinson *a«a
ik . Wbla quastlcni. after which
Mra. W- A. Ilayr*. who l« pl*nr* lo return to Nrw Smyrna
m ak. bar borne. turnrd In bar
pigjatlow of th* chairmanship.
AH ib* mrntlwr* of Iho clrela
warn opted *t« ottend tba next
n ^ h m -W b trb .w ill .be Held w ith
Mr*, WUJ- T*yW nett Monday

'w C T fe C 'J * V b r K o i a 't l W w fatblonrd along
Mr. and Mr*. M*»rir* Zahneaowftt made of flowered gaorgatU.
a t their apartmmt In S aif Laata.
Th# gue.f* srriegd a t 9 »
.. Jfta:*M . E. tOKUn nad d y i k * ,ap&gt;| mi#)*,! denting.
•ioalca 3 h e p e ijr e ,B'*■
ter. MU* Edna Whsleu/wf Wash­ Tba
background for tba bright dWpUy
ington, |». p , and Msryland, nam Of evenln, drr*»e* was. a p*»f»»arrived to »i&gt;oad the wIntar m atas lon of palm*, fu n s aad ball***.
bora. They ar* redding a t tba Baa
Throughout lha arm ing Pa**fh
U n is Apartment*.

W Knot Bid* F. T. - A. will
it at S I'd M k a t tba atkaal

sound
neu men and proln Minna) men and their to lllM , ■»«,. per“I" Is mast often sp ilt "la," ond
a m th o h ig h e r p aid w o rk in g m e n a n d Ih g lr u m ll lw .

Weta conten d , o r t n ’ipiVe o f It- W e h a v o

m tM o c r.

ba piano pepila of Mra. FranA. Hlcktaa ,wUl giro a recital
I o'clock a t Um anna* a t the
it MafhodUt Church.

n o t bo reg a rd e d a s

PRESIDENT

l a celebration of bar ,Mi
MIm Lucille Bolt awtartalri
a iltnrr on Monday orenli
the Han Toni Country d a b .
inAwber* of th* “tub-dob*
MIm Bolt «•&lt; M la tid la
'hi* b*r gue«t* by bar i
Mr*. Frond* &gt;1 Balt, aad 1
a Gardiner. MU* B ah or
Ut# occasion in evaalMf
fasMor.ed of blntk bilk h r
G rrcltn line*, while bar
aalactad »n r re n in . dress a

rm an W lck e rsh a m , W illiam

a n d Jlo sco e P ound

»tist Group Holds L etters S e e n A s
[eetlng On Monday P ossible C l u e In

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COM PA NY .
A m o s s I* * :*

WINDY CITY OIVI* OsO»* BIO DIUBMITV
IN
NIWIIT CIOABIVTI TASTI-TIIT
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Chlrosa Umg to
d a r t S x f i r i i t t ^ r t t s u like*
k J r 9 k b . k . . . . . . V In Sts
IS WUdy O ty sc
w ith s supply •*
ghrasU eafrtdSudwd with Mach

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noaw I had &amp; m . th e "/srtwrasf** ( • aeosy Mato awd AM tu
th a (WWW * * • frosss lha cattle

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THURSDAY. JAN. 13. 1*31 .
I M , A. It., T.kUt *. Program;
9 :W. Musk AI 'p r r c i a t i s m E l e ­
mentary Graik-; 11:10, A aat Stonmy’a Chat to IlnmcmahagSlW:**.
Mo rain g Mel«dir*; 10:43, Rorame
lag U ptsai
• r Nows R m i t ; 1 1 :88. Variety
WABCi f «
Moslem! Parade; 11:31, UonUh
Talk —S an it.U n in O ar NaUowa ljW k a ; ll:4»&gt;,-ltayHaf P iagTXto;
otra: Tr*#,’ Jo* ~aM ■LL68, Tim . Signals: *3:88, To­
• VacW .Bob; 1 :00 , day's Nrwa Feature; lls l&lt; l Wra(NBC Chain)
tkar lUport; 12:13, Tho Dorolopt
r i S l U , 8 tu d » FtU
'
«*0, Dinaar t a u k ; 0:16, Uneia
Aba and David; 7r00, Rodahravar
• aiag} TtlW BrW wratatkrT:3*,Boaa r i h i i l l i l l 7:46, Back of the
wrw»; 8:00, Bobby Joaco; 8:16,
. Yartetlax Buga' Baer; 1 :30, No­
3X UvlUX
, tkaal*l KhDkret orchestra; 1:00,
11. Floor coming.
. 0 U C .y -a ta ri 8:30, Othro pal88. Jawuli rmlivaX
Mac; 18:38. Kports Interview*;
&gt; 1 IM , L ap u orchestra; U d t , Al■&gt; bla't orvhoatra; .13:00, . Ua*c«

• n r system , &lt; t «

lb* ssrplw In tha

should ha m»d* trwi
c l ibaolula nation

itw a Octohar 1. IMO,
Ixnea now #n hand
leg Up ttjB IIJ g to

la to ba eowtUMf
T h a t T ii m i ;

jp campdtUa radar
• barrel) ‘it ipproal-

r r n tr a bl-gteUwi
mlr.icn on U gh* &lt;
should hare full ftOV
law. aa Corgroa* a

W , T V (113 la wlllthal tha II 8,000 d)0

portatlox, . M^artatloi
lion la m tontai* eon

lit Ita gaymont
la ika #M88lta
S'
1 , ,&lt;f*n

to
w

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than on*-half of apa parcawtum
alcoholic content, fa r hrrarago
purpcsM; and to osgrtlaa, alndlar
being moved Into the City
Miami
MIAMI BEACH—Sacko af currency, ItOOjOOO
V—
.In. -atl,
., —
j r T Bank
-yr, of
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etbefere It* reopening after having been closed elnce Delx M. The instltfatlan opened to pay depositor* regulation and control ovor alco­
holic llqoora for other parpaoax
100 ci-rta on the dollar with few takers.
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and of Indaatrial alcohol, to tha
fuTI a*tent necessary to rohder
tha ayatrm of .control of auch
would hwealleered undto
liquors for beverage purpoaeo oflevy, and have earnestly
that a higher-willjnga&lt;weMd-urndtou»ly Impair lha elijA**W8MBl|j»
end prosperity. BeeaOoe nf th r u
S e i z e G ro c e rie s
view# and repreaentntlonn, and P e r ju r y
with an earnest dcrire ta cooper(Conturned rrona FWga Own)
(Contlnoed From Pngn One)
'ate with lh«* commission and the
cltliens W Sanford In bringing what the former aerreUry put they raided the shelve*.
Pdllit hastily assembled emer­
•bout n condition whkh the com­ out of reach of tbc demands of a
gency squads and dispersed th"
-&lt;
.
mittee hopes will lend t» the ultl- gay life.
A touch of pathos entered Ihe crowd with tear gax
Oaly thoon who were trapped
blonde young womxn'e voice aa
a id told the last chapter of her Iif the witched star* were xrr**tstory about b*r lify with Gtarp be­ ed. Plvo women among them were
following condition*:
fore a crowded courtroom.
released.
.
(1)All other point*
OuUlde Ihe barricaded doors of 'John Hlmtnon* was held on ■
In this memorandum
ceded by the city ionijnWIon, Hie nurtroom many othara wait­ charge nf assault after ho had
and
-------- ed for their chance to hear Mias Ioaped on th* Koch of Leo Malleo­
/
(I) Not less than 18 m llla of DeBoe a defense In her trial on li, policemen.
Floyd Phillip* vras charged with
auch levy shall ba appropriated charge* of stealing 116,300 from
to Interest on bonds, and certi­ the red-haired artrros..The state inciting a riot. Police sold ha «•»
and dsfanso Vetted thsi’r cases and one of tha speakers who harangu­
ficate* of Indebtadnesx &lt; *
ed tha crowd at th* cltv had be­
18. H Ih* city desire# to rrrel* the trial nrared an and.
8 fund which will be appropriated i Taking tha witness stand to fore the parade that ended at tho
exclusively to the purpoe# of pur­ romptete her testimony begun store.
*1
'
chasing bondx th* committee will Friday, Miss DeBoe, under redi­
.Specific charges against the
have no objection to an Increased rect examination by counsel N a­ other* were delayed.
levy to provld# fund* for aoch than 0 . Freodman, said that whan
While trader* tre r* conferring
purpedL, J - arrangements aatU- Clara hired her out of a -film with Fry h t tha- ellV hall (ha
beauty
shop
Ij»
January,
1820
,
th*
fackWy to the commlttra nnd the
crowd numbered only about 300.
commission tan b* devlaed for the •tires* had 130,000 In a treat When th* parade started, recruit •
fund.
administration *&gt;f such fundx
from t)&gt;« curb* Increased lb# num ­
“She was gutting Moo a week ber to abput 680. U le r th* 'cu­
14. If In the Judgment of the
commlttra the undertakings ol then,** Mis* DeBra related.-“I a r­ rious attracted by tho aieltament
th# Cfty contemplated by this ranged th* fund M .that ah* could­ .walled tho “ " trig to akoM JOfW
laa'and lx eptfblluw subject to the
n't drtmr anything, from ft, had
PbDto and roynty •oHkorlr.'wdff
during the 18 ihapthi 1 was with ■lationed In the vlcialty oCg aoup central pf the eehsmUaloa, *h#8|d
te r til ell be Amended at tha 1P3I bar, 1 managed ** eh* cuutt put kitchen raUbllshsd by Uio Vete­ P rev Id# for aa Issue of stack df
session of th* legislature In for*S 1187.000 mere In (L Boats mouth* ran* of Korclgin War* for r*U*f sn lr cm* clsia to be sold at per.
employed
ms,- —J
aha was pf th l needy, after, report*, that to be^ entitled, lo cumulative djvi--------------------satisfactory to th* commlttra so after ah*
en 14000 a week and when wu leaders of the unemployed planned drads limited to suck ret* upon
- such taxes become delln- *■ to provide for foreclosure of
tha Setae] cspltsl Invested as
ka up last November she was another raid.
t, and will present the **m# dellr.quent ttx r* by bill In equity
getting $6000 a week. Wheo I left
. Informed ot thg disturbance, might be datormlMd by Ceagruex
k* representatives of Band- without any period of grave after
county and wilt ash for It* ■urh tsxe* beom s delinquent, (the ah* had $337,000 In tb it trust fund q o r. W. !?. Murray advseated or with Ita au tterlty by t&gt;* eompresent period for payment of and I think th at's all she's got opening tba -.alaU . » l» Bround. mlasiun. A rata of not Isas tkaa
idoctlon and pass*g«l the
her* to house hornet***. H* ran- &amp; percent M r m en than T garaunt
agree upon a resaonable and taxes remaining unchanged, ex­ now."
Th* stats opened yesterday's d*m»*d unlawful aaiarabll**, bow- Is suggested. Tbs «tiparmll*n
dy method ef strict enforce- cept that the parted'for collecting
Should be permitted to retain
af collection of delinquent Usee for the year 1830-1881 may session by ratling MUs DeBoe for
be extended to June l ( 1831) In- further eras# oxaMlnatlsn. Th#
U and assessment*.
BhU# th# city ft accepting **- ft#*d of th* present system of rreserutsre renewed their attempt
ment bond* of on* district, tax sales, and If thsre la no sub­ ts establish her stl*ged guilt by atrelRiRs to overthrow tha govern­
District I, In payment of **• stantial change In conditions or asking If sho did noi auggrst to ment and duplicate Rural* In this
In th* aggregate sssetsed valus of Clgto (hoy eac&gt; boy Alfred
tbb 'taxable property within th* Msthex Daisy's bey frlsnd, a
city. ‘Unless chraged by foreclos­ birthday present arid then drew on . Bt$tr- Investigation af alleged
communistic activities of foot raM .k w h .U c raetont hy o .b u to
ure or tail enforcement procredgroups hfra, said to havo cl*M to (not Ire lading Industrial -alcohol)
tugs, the rommlttrc will latermight ha maaufartored. Impart­
3000 members, la under way.
isrtiftcates of. Indebt- note no objection* to substantial­
ed, exported, Unassorted l a latergendrtt bonds shfuld ly th* same levy far Ui# fiscal
WAAIBNOTOn T J s a .'~ i l - stale ratomerra, or add • • • salerise sresptsd In h a y year 19SM83S, If all other sppliCgbls features of this mrmiranduin for the artrea*. Bb* told ah* paid (AP) — Unusual drought relief ly T y th* asUewxl corpefutkn, re
measurer, Including ftoo noon-day Ha hr* ochre. • • * The c*ma»U
are coMlnued In force. Th# com­
Jnsss should also bo ae« mittee reserve* the rlabt to &gt;!•- scares of blit* Incurred by Clara, lunches fey ^ Ural school.children aiew HsewUI Itov* power to praamong
(hem
8
$800
"boor
making
wore set In mallow' by th* E xt - — ■- • *--*-iti. itM w *r*f th l
lx payment of w*c*#m»nl
toSchlsO.
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Cross yeeterdsy la the hard-hit
Ne sooner bed she ownmeratad
this last purchase than Judge Wil­
liam Doran ordered It stricken, llo
tcld tho attorn*)* Monday ha was
ttibd fit -mod sllaging-"
Frvsdmsa said ha would rsll
Msthse s* his last witness 'end
thd Mats said that sUbougk It hml
C C !£ 2 5 i-T

fa r 1817-78*8 and 1818. wars ta
dooM a i to (ho advMakltlty of-aw­
ing It In fgtutb yaara. AUornay
Loodix la raadln- tha dty*» conntor-propoMl a t tha autaat a f tha
Matting* * n W m t tha rt aaaw tha
City wlabad lo c k in g # tha orlgln- l i t to iha MdH * » l hM u
kl oeranth paint to toad th at tha City af Sanford aa ■ l i i M
It la hopad tb^t.ln.U a nol
CJty would propara tha bill tnd
Vrraaamt It t j tba UgtaUtara. He dl*unt tutor* n achmna MW

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be refinanced maid placed in
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8:08, Theater ' new*,' announce­
ments; 8:80, T ilo j- 7:00, Dinner
m uikl •-•88. CrrUud# Kromtey.
wprano* 0 -00, Music of to* Mas­
-11:45. U xbt classics; 11:01. Time
ters; 10:00, Entertainer*.
signal; lS Oi^Hu.kwl Genu; 11;30
TH v R*D AT. j / S V j m l ; ;u Weather furvraat; 13:31. K. C
Moore, Orange County Agrk-ulU ral Agent; 13:48, Tourist Topic#
1:00, Old Time Tune*; 1:16, H a­
waiian music; 1:30, Dance mu.lc;
t*4&amp;, Light c U u lc ; i 00, Time
signal; 6:88. Mu.tcal Moods; 6 :« .
U K ts H a-gra F lrai CB8. TA—
signal; 8.-0(. N#wa Gatherer; 8:11
Children** Hoar; 8 :0 . Dear* mu­
sic; 7.-0 0, Time signal and sport#
new*; 7&gt;15, B i lk Obeerver; 7 J 0.
Th# Old Stager and the Philro
Orvhratre; 8:00. Rollins College;

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Mr. LTngW, epeakiag for th t
Committee on th it point
-W a know that you gvotlemoie
can’t guarantee Ito passage, out
It haa been evident that there la
some reluctant on the part
some of the Commlsslorer* to

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Seafood M i r D M l f '
Ttr«*i C -A * Adraxe*
IHINCTUN, Jan. S t.- ( A P )
IBinary to Wrdntaday'a
over Ihr raliditjr of - tho
$nlh Amendment. the gov| t gnlcrdaV died-with tho
Hi court ila appeal from
llalon of Judge Clark of New
J holding Ihr amendment

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mrpp&lt;rrrh-fr--* J uvix r
Cl*»Vr ruling, b.*c I on the ran*
texUod the amendment ahtuld
have been ntlfle«l ay Male ranventlim* rather than IcgUInturrv
wa* aabmllted yriterday by Jrrcmlah M. KvarU, an attorney of
Wlndaor. \T.
lie I* not aa.oriatrd with etun*
ael for William II. .Sprague, *H «e
truck load of heir began the contrtivm y, but tarn. i«ermltt*d- *»o
Itflerrawr by the court.
Solicitor* /General Thachcr gill
prenent the govrinmcnt'a ronlcot.
Iona. Ho hM filnl a brief outlin­
ing hi* argument. Summed up, It
eatd the qucetl &gt;n*' ral«ed by Judge
(Talk have already been derided
by the court.
Thro hour* have !&gt;een *e| aelde
for Tharher, but he had Indicat'd
be will not need that much lime.
The government la confident the
rpurt will nuidaln Ita pnallinn.
Jullu* llenrr fohen ami Selden
Itaeon, New York attorney*, wilt
rapport the Clargbdeeblon. They
■l.o have been alM led two hour*
of the rourt’a lime. Thrlr brlrf
replying to that of Iho govern­ HAVB YOUR WATCH repaired
by on* who really knows bowl
ment haa r.ot been filed.
Rrtrrrx Jeweler, Mag. At*.

No More Gas
In Stomach
and Bowels

Lumber, rough or dress
llvered cheep, Vetsnnrq ''

Ca, 11array Vrino, Oataa
KOtt BALE OK RENT: 0i
•lore, al»u 6 pool tables, I
!»th. Ft. Hanford.
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Or. W. K. MacDOUGALL, CHI­
ROPRACTOR, Is now located •(
his realdeoce la Floral Uslgktt,
1 Harford, Phon, 888-M.________
TRADE AND 8AVK FROM
16% to 60% at Urn
RED CROK3 PHARMACY
AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY
SERVICE
Phone 131

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OLD PAPERS FOR BALE—Fat
wrapping and packing purpora*

Booklet Displays
A l*ga Syrup Lijje

eras

-F ifty Way* of Using Alag*
Syrup* compiled from rrrlpe* pre­
pared by famewa bVithrra raokx
I* tha title of Ih- attractive book ordinary quality.
let. jwst issued by. the Alabama ■ This booklet wilt be sent uiwa
Georgia Bynip Company, manu- icquesl, and cental a* mam new
fa c ta rm of Align syrup, a t and delightful vraya la whkh ibis
quality syrup ran be ured, » -'pol­
Montgomery. Alabama.
' Fhyslrtena and d'etM in* have ing to ita psaUbhofX
leng advoralrd the «»-. of ragar
aa a most helpful an-rnulritlww*
fond, and syrup ha* ev«B l«rn the
faeertte form ; re frrrrj by rhlldrra. and toast grown-up«, it ts
dark ltd.
For twroly-flvu year* AI eg*.
the -quality *m»P." ha&gt;
favorite aasong rewlhera
wtveu cm account af tta »uprrtort
ly la fond rteearut*. and itx extra

pearaahs e f th* MgkA WlM
t er* tew* AtrtMtag ever X
retorted his sol* purpose wa# "to rasat to reitoi hsskap M
let tho reentry know- about that
rt port*
• * •)
Ah attempt by Blanton to f t t
rarslderetlcx of the $11,008g»g8
appropriation w t Instant okjeTtlon. nan cy drifted a rpnhWhm

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and ulhrr valuable paper*, alto
b a CM Ik# #1Ml*A ta Ik* ssttaw **•&gt;•
aox a* sag aura drag a m rib# IU dm of itionry, $5.00 reward, Da.
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U N IO N P H A R M A C Y — A dv x - A i j l » s M * j t e
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mechanical conuilion good $31&gt;3.
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AN IN D E P tfa M ir^ , DAILY NEW8PAPKR
8 AN FORD, F L O R IN S T D ^ D A V 7 JANUARY J

CALL UPON PEOPLE TO HELP

prover, € Of Eleven

W A S H IN G T O N . J a n . 20 —
«nt H oover
•$nt to Congrc
to d a y , w ith
qualified prqls th a r e p o rt
from the Wlcit ah am com-

Wlaaion which
ffclnat tho rg_
^IghtoeiVh Amendment but
p u t forward a plan for its
p b p lb le revialon.
» /T h * Presldaat aald ho concurred
‘W the commlaaion'i finding that
m * amendment thould atay and
M l recommend any praeant effa rt t« amend IL Ha made no di­
f a d reference to tha fact that alx
of the I t rammlsiktaero asked
far repeal or modification or to the
! declaration of the whota bonflrrU' (Ion that a revialon of a elauae,
■giving concurrent power to Urn
•into and nation, would be *ri*ei\• " J r Congruaa the re pert Immedi­
ately became tha center of alien­
, ttton and Inspiration for many
projected proposal* for modi fir itloa or atrengthoeing dry atalulre
la both Renata and Ilouae. I-raultContlnuad On Page Four! '

O f Country Show Big Jump
Despite Depression In *30
Jan. fO.—(A PI— number nf New Ynrk hanka among
100 largest bar.kr the 100 Utjraet, Wall HtfrathAvw
State* Inc'reaaed In , nnly 20 representatives on the
1,000,000 In 1*30 Mat thin year an compared with
■I depression m • t l In IWtl and .10 In 1 B2X.
17M1* a* of tier- ' Thirty other eitlea are repraipttatton published- moled by back* In the 100 largr*l.
L u f i u d r t ihow'a. Thiy are rbiladelphla. Chlraen
epoaltgof
these knit San Francisco. with elirht
ned almost 60 per hank* each; Pittsburgh, lij lloa-'
ban 17,000,0&lt;H),000, ton, Lo* Argalm. Iletrolt and
m« extent the de- Oereland. 4 tach; Buffalo, St.
ratjdp of banking Lout*. Baltimore and Kana.a City,
h |taa occurred.
I t Providence, Minneapolis. Jer
alack of the 100 »*y Flip. Rorhaster. N. Y„ and
a la" »l Jtol.444,h4d, compared
I705.I49JHW a|x yuan, ago and
surplus and undivided proflta
unt. December SI were *2.IWMH4, 'rufOgorod with It.H 7 JS t'ilx yearn t ago. The
rat Ida* point* out that capital

alx-yrar period, while aurplna and
undivided profit* have Inerraaad
raor* than 100 per rant, or ap.
praalmataiy faatar than dapoalla,
contributing atnngth l a tha Anterlran Banking altuatlati.
For tho flrit time, the Chase
National bank of Naw Yoeh haodt
tha table of 100 hanks, with Iti
deposit! of 92.073,7711,923 conatltutlngt tb r largaat In ta lln the
world and outranking, according
to lateat iff lament*, the greatest
TtritUh hanka. Tha names at
0 FORT MOROAN, Hoi, W tu - - Kq«Hahl*,T(w»l, .Company, and
(A P j—Eecaaad In n 4-feot aheet Interstate Tmal Company mrreed
k e,th a body a t M U E'nld Mar- by* t ’haa*i hajp, dropped |e*a». tha

Body Of Girl Found
In DitchEncasedIn
4-Foot Sheet Of Ice

I t ban two month*, wp* foutid ytofftoday In a lair nil o f bn Irtigallan
canal, near Furt Margin.
Discovery of tha body followed
ky two day* th* arruet a f llarry
U- Moore, ■ road worker charged
earlier jraclatday with abdoctloa.
Officera raid * murder charge
. would be filed.
.• Finding In lha caaal nf a blood•ta'ncd alilrt, lb# earns alae garmi a t Moore wear*, and a men'*
handkerchief with the Initial “M.”
Were ragardad by Rkarllf Uufua
A. John*ton aa circunntontlal addance again*! lh* prisonar.
&lt;■*, Moore admit!ad to . aatharlUea
iw waa la Wtkglaa tha night Mia*
M arriott dlrappearad from .a tallto*y da pot. At I o'clock that afterm-oo ho wa* raleaaad fro * Jail. H#
efa* charged with dntakanncaa.
Moore denied lh* aV rt recover­
ed from tha canal was U s and haa
y fared an alibi which, aatbcritlca
fty la not aupportad.
.
■ W alter Byron of Denver, bead
■ t an Investigating agency, dlafnrcTed tha taacbrr’a body In Um
ML. Numerous article* belonging
‘4 Mias Marrtatt, Including aema
W the eontanta of h r travallag
V g . nrovletialy have baan roeovWad from tbe cqaab

Frank Forster

Commisakmeni T *
Over 18-Point Pi
posal Submitted
Bond Holders’ Be

Goes Over Opposition
Of President Pass­
ing 25 Million Ap­

Discovery MayLeadl'

Man, On Trial F&lt; Clemency Is Shown
Murder, Killed By ByPardon BoardTo
DaughterOf Victim Raiford Prisoners
TALLAHASSEE. Jan. « . »(A P)—Haven plaaa tor
war* graatod by lha Htate Board
of Pordma yealerdaf. On» former
clliwwnlp*
convict wa* ro ta te d
Conditional pardon* were laauwl
for Kva Dell HurUy eantencol to
I t yraia from Walton county for
manslaughter; Frod R- B ro•
teneed to oaven year, front orevard county fu- criminal aaaaull.
and C B. Hudson, atalenced to
flv# yaaro from Flagler county
for assault with lalfnt to commit
manslaughter.
.
A thrve-yaar aaiUencu tor r-d
Davis wa* commuted to t* » yaafaHa waa sact up from Wa»)»lngton
county tm rhargea of receiving
atolrn property. A tlirtT-yuar *entenc* far John R. Bltklay waa com­
muted to IB mvntha. Ila wu» senledlate- tenecl from HUlaborough County
is tha
on charge* of lareany of a row.
Justus Doracy, acrvlng a aett-n
officers
montha aar.Uncf from Duval
County tm charges of gambling
and violating tha liquor law., reralrad a commutation to thn« al­
ready served. The name roramulatl»n waa given fleorge Evans, ne­
gro, serving a flre-year aenlenee
from Dade Coqnly on a charge of
bras king and entering.
Citisewohlp wa* rasturrJ to Kd
aalnor who roaalfad a eendlllonal
pardon In
wkllo eevetng «

DEWITT. Arlu, Jan. *0.—(A f)
—A 17-) ear-old girl i k q
to
death &gt; n,*n on trial far tha marda r of her father la a crowded
courtroom hero last night a* the
jary waa ready to rotllw with ,lha
“ “
. . .HB
,Th« girl. Helen Hpao**, ta t on
tha frm t seat In the couitfoom
throughout the day llttonl*w ta
tha trial of Jack W a lk U , cj«*ig
cd with killing her father, Cicero
Spente, and throwing hi* bod) In­
to tha White River.
At a moment when l|ta JafT
ready to tok* th* raaw fbo alrl

Woman Misainff In
^ I F ^ U

O f f S te a m e r

M OmiU. A k . Jan. » — (AIM
~1V*. J . C. Toraln, former Iy
Mia* CWaa Crosby, of Kole..
A ll, wa. rwpwytad ptia.mi: off a
staanar hwoa^'from N ira i.a u . tv
Npw Y*»K no*anting to a meeeag*
r w t f d lif,T . w* Croeby. her fawa. eaid to
•a t pf Nus-

from Colpn.
X weaisn

thro#*
ding to th*

aeltlcm cnt of tho City'*
nandat difficulties* In tin

More Ships Expected Judge Orders Defense
To Join Aerisl fo r­ Attorney To Cease
ty Touring Florida Line Of Questtoaing
U)H ANtJKI.KS, Jan. 2 0 -(A I'l
TAMI'A, Jim. 2u- - F»rty plane*
held on tha- KP’und hare by wet —A judicial dampar waa plared on
aklea plnnnral in taka to the air tha -tall aU” control hatwaan
th'a niornlnK. weather permitting, Clara Bow, fllmdom'a -It” gM.
and fly dirrrl to Cocoa, whate
and hut. a x ^ m ra u ty , b^Uy . Pa-

MIAMI, Jan. 20— &lt;AI»|-l&gt;etrc.
llva

National, Ln« Abgflre.

jicom ed a p p ro a c h in g a n

Judge Jih n Barton I’ayne, left, chairman" of the American Bed
Cruna, with Praaldenl Hoover after the Praaldcnt laaued a proclama­
tion calling upon th* people to contribute to the Rod Crouo'a rampalgn to ralar $ Hi.OUO.OOti for rclllef of auffnani In tha drought-

Many Press Cards
FoundOnCrooksIn
Miami Police Raids

the | n m

F o llo w ln g ’t n r neven -fl
co n feren ce la a t S a tu r d a y
tw een K e n n e th M. K *
c h n lrm a n o f th e B ondhakk
P ro te o tlv o
C o m m it!* * ,. i
th o m em b er* o f th e C

WASHINGTON. Jan. 20-(A l* l
T-Th, Senate atcppe.1 neroto* t^e
adnilnlst n ito n line yc*terdajr for
a noth, r dispute with the Whit*
11t»u««- over tellef fund*. In 'P*
iwiitlm tn the ■tai'il of l’re«iilent
Hoover, it Vi ted fill to 27 to ap­
&gt;propHate IftOMtOM • for relief
woik by the Had Cross.
Th&gt; fekeral alJ proposal was
*p&lt; mmiril by Senator Uoliln^on,
■rf Arkrtnsaa, the democratic leader( and he doaod a day nf heat­
ed debate . with
a denumlatlon rfr the Hoover adminlatr» ttrn and the ■ UiJ Cross-

.Sergeant

Fddle

MoUlyeu

Hfunlp to know why - th e jeru p ^ T
IkJ it a phkupa her* iM i V M g lid f
aieU nn carrying card* (turpirtfd
to raprearril n«wap*rct* or prrka
aaaoclatlon*.
“Almoat every milalder We have
arrratrd till* rraaon, (cum the
little fellow* up ta one nr two
fairly id , ahola, ha* had n llx h
of prtaa ranla In hi* bag,- Melchen aald. "Tho town la fairly
florxlr-l with them."
The card*, the delretive -.ild,'
generally early the namr of &gt;»b»
urgaaiaatlnn elnaely re-rmMIng
wellkniwn prva* aaaarialiura ut
newapajMfa of the North.
“ W* fnund one fellow who,waa
mportrrl la li* Belling the in »ut
rruldn't pr*»» charge* agam-t hint
Iceraui* ro one complained," Melthen aald. "lip had two klti'U nf
card*—* plain one that wr f'umd
nut hr * rid for $•’&gt; and a highly
ambrorard affair with a gnl l oral
that he fold for *20."
“A* far a* wr hare l&gt;een aide tq
find out, the rarda are irard for
various purpose*,- (he •leleettie
tor.Houtd. ''The brairr* u»* them
to gain rnlrante to nfftrea ae
bulldirr*. to stove off Inrretigatlon If Ihrlr aril m* ar* vtewail
with suapiriitn, or to get Into thea­
tres or other eiitertalnmrnta offreed hero duting the winter."

090 ir the RH Cnwa failed 'll
it* drive.
Reed moved lo defer niiuidrr*
(Continual On Pag* Sla)

Scope Of Quiz Into
Campaign Funds Is
Widened By Senate
W A SH IN tiTO N ... Jan. 10 ~
(AIM— The Menate
ye.terdav
br-adi-nel the veo|&gt;r of the cam ­
paign fund* inquiry to
Inrludr
inrn| lainla invulving the IBJH
•lactlan.
•
Tha action was taken upon i» »lion of Senator (Haas (|) V a|, and
It wa* regarded aa iq&gt;ridng tho
way for further Inquiry into tho
■dm ini.tiatlnn of the anti-Hmlth
funds In lti2M by Bishop Jama*

Cannon f the Methodist KpUro.
pal Church, Mouth.
(llaea withheld romment on tha
prrtMM* of hie re-olutlun. Tha hl«hrpr of the BlethodUl Eplaeopal
Churrh Mouth are now reviewing
nllirr rhargea made against Hlalvili ( ‘annon.
The H-natr loldiy toinmlttee
latt year was blocked by lark of
fOawtlaoed On Pag* Big)

Canvassing Agent Is Arrested For
Failure To Procure Proper License
Th* plea ut lha Inrlvovridant
MrrchaaU Aaaoclatlon, voiced at
a roernt meetirg of tho City &lt;’«mmloalunrra, that the City taka
step* |&gt;i curb lha activities of
numerous ivprewentall.es of outof-town films who wrrv eonvaa*Ing throughout th# rity lusd aa
Beho tn Mtinirl|ial Court yesterday
aftornsoa whan I . II. KUia, whito
rvprrotottatlva uf a whoWrale deYarliuert ator* of Jacksonville,
bipught l»lo rourt on a ■bar­
ge of iwnvwjwing Wtlhuul a proper
llrrhatf Jodyv- Jame- G. Sharo*
suspmdid aaatane* ao Mr. K|IU
aflar Chief of l*ultcs Williams and
Judge -Who rod. aaoda thr mcu*od
man ar^pstotad With »&gt;* City

g h r a street addrros, hotel or
iMardlhg house number *• an In­
stance, to parchaa* a H o&lt;*rrhant*’ lirvoac. With that Rears*
at a shield, tho agent would rover
tha City, to tbe detriment of lha
Iqral inerrhant*. Mayor • Dumas
ntsurvd Mr. Wamalala that tha
pyllio would make a thorough in­
vestigation of each irportad rasa
Found guilty uf "soiling spiritoa* liquor", Christo lea Jordan,
rnlor.d, was fined 9100 arith tha
...............................V
•jUraatlva
of a M day jail-aeatana*, lla Is now In tho City Jail.
Frank Blair, widely known allowed
badlaagff, mad* bia Aral appearante In emirt during 1991 ton a
charge he ha. afton farad, "P&lt;seating vlnuaa, apiritou*. and malt
llqtlur". Ilia esaa was eaaitlnued
tkta'Clty gained 97B, until next Monday. Harvey WafVUth lha vlgllanca* of or, colored, charged with th* lareeav u t two platola nod aa *vtrM thv police .I. m S
tvh oevw aiderrd to root fro n another nagr*. wa*
Irp eifo m d to the couaty court
for hcllan.
•
. ' D,R. Major, whlU, waa In court
«■ two eouata, "Driving anautom*Mla whOa tkdra Mm li^htanca of laprullem
toafcatlng liquor", nod "RrakUit
WMvIag"- Tha t i n t aharg* waa

'ii‘2u3rCbV.'

anyday mt &lt;hwo

(oaa echedufa.. . .
In lead nf dlahandlng Friday In
Jarkannvllla, thb. aerial party wl'l
head enuthward again, laying It*
nwperla to Tltuarill* and Ranfnfrl uhlrh would hev* haen on
y-patrrday** ichcdule had'r aln* not
hilvrfeiad. Saturday momlng they
• III vail hark In Tnmpa field and
xrnom lh - ahlp« for tha air mrvl
Muinlay afternoon.
,
.
Inli-n-al In Ihn Tamp* mev-i haa
Inrtraar.l amvng the uirtiM-n. an I
Iher,. w1II In- keen rniu|&gt;rtllion for
the llfiina l* l&gt;e rMatrlhnlnl among
Wlmw i*. Four new rutrir* warv
rue-'lvrd Sunday from Miami, and
W**le| Raypioud »a|d he exported
to- larrruan hta fleet of Uirrl
IConlinuod On I'oge 6)

Automobile Own e r n
Face Jail Thursday
UnleBH .They Buy Tajr
"Arrest far*, r-orh MemlnoU
County aulmuddle owner who
rqieratrs hi* whirl* after tomor­
row without a It'll llrvnae", said
Sheriff J. K. MrCtalland thlim vrning i f lr f a confen-ne** with fjo*.
W. Meltory, &gt;le|ipty, Mri-n-r log Inaparlor of this ,ali»frfeg.
That inaanc' (hot tlie offlfe r&gt;r
It. L Hagan, loial tag
and
Jno. D. JinUna. g llv.yar of per­
sonal Use*, «dU,| e »grne. nf Ihn
laa, taJnutc,
.pf. reveral hint*
drcrl automobile Aft e r, who ar*
with mt tags Mr Ifavaii report­
ed this morwla*' that h* had dl*tweed of 2 |to) paaavnaer car and
TdlB truck Uevit*ea »6 itsle. an Inrrea.r of trv r EOT) tags up |p Jan,
M of last y«4r. Nearly 4000 tag*
of loith tgpea/per* eold last ya«r,
which indicator Mutt than- per m &gt;rrnilntatelg lAOO nutomahile own­
er* In Uta royaty pho lkva faile I
to purrhaag tggra* J .* .
.
Hhertff MrClalland r^jld that lieginning early Thutaday mom tog
“ Mfatitot rvaryrper
mr “ tahlcl# withoil. rtnleas good
delay in reenrt-.an an ear would
[u..A athor(tie. tn
^haa bean maklrg
many /
id'art prat Harford
arrval*
ive mad* tri#** to
rawideal
.Of tho state h a tt
t rvqnlred I t purftonptly•

Reserve Bank Head
Discloses His Views
On Banking Failures
WAMIIINCTON, Jan. 20 (AP)
—tleorgv I.. Ilsrriaon, governor of
the New York federal rtearvo
tank, (old the Menate banking In­
vestigating commute* that Ik#
"abuse of privileges provided by
law" rather than law violation*
has caused a largo part of tb*
0,000 hank failures In tka la»t 10
years.
,
llarrlaan also said that • mul­
tiplicity of tanking system# has
done aa rnuvh.as any other thing
to rouse "some of our piaaenl
trouble," Another factor entering
lh,. situs ilea wa* loan* which
tanks wer# autkacited to make on
rtal estate.

Epidemic

partmant, 80 af them yotU nhy,
Dr. O. * Ifampaea Je*va, JU*IU&gt;
comm'ssloner, ysaurday aald ha
anticipated an outbreak of inflam as that will “Involve tha awtl'a
rity-*
.
* At Anas polls, wkorv too midahlpman of the naval academy
have bean roaflaod to bade by tha
outbreak, aathnritlaa y*&gt;Urdey
ML Tvnr.. Jan. 20 ap'd all but B0 hod bras rakaaad
^attanooga Nears
ndanl jrealerdaf In
‘Died by rd .n e t
farrod to tend t
IlIrriR*1 publlabav,
U 1 of $1 JXJ0,8"U aa
Ttiona of tboir staff*,

rggewrtt
r.r -ojHw.k.

O nlA ailrim A U i *4^1.

levy of 30 mill* waa *irv*d I
prurlJlnx a number of nonew
were mad* by lb* City, tM
CommIsaton, ami lla
altatt
mrt laat night In a four-hoar
•Ion. pnd began a two-dag j
of lh* rereatty submitted I
point r*ttl*m*nt plan, now Ml
ml to an lg-polnt proposal,
ril.cuised further the' loweut^
•Ibla operating root at wklek
City could b* (fflelentlj maai
morning Inn
Ibn ‘ iI
Tomorrow -morning
miallonara will meet with,
bond men to glr* answer U
focal' point the final rattleiae
the debt queatlon.' Toalght
Conimlaalanart wilt tontiawo*
dl'cuitlnna on tha budget, aa
tormina tha action to be toku
morrow.
On* nf tha major differ
which miwt he Ironed out It
ability of tha City to opera
tha propoaad IS mtlla |
Tha bondsmen
any that
SO per rant tax collection tn
mallard. The ComralaeleWa
•aptraaad a doubt aa to that
but &lt;hay have drawn up a b
live budget, ba,e&lt;| on.inch a ft
Which provide*
approxlaa
1 1 10,000 far op*rating axpt
for tha year 1M0-II. App
mataly 1100,090 wa. neodod
budgeted. Tha ailllaga laat 1
waa I*, spprexlmatalp IB mlUB
Ing rat aslda far operating |
pow*. The tax collect Ian ta il jn
wa. B7 par rant.
Information, disclosed .
I
night, reveal* that ike Comw
sinner, are faced wtth a verb
dlfflrully In tonaectlea with a;
rating ,xptn*a* far the remalta
of the fl»eal year. Th* City I
been operating for tha past thi
mentha on a mtllage of iBjtoroi
rating eapraaea, bated un the ti
tativ* budget drawn up Iasi Sr
tamlirr. Under ike naw anrdw|
meat of tf mill* for operating i
pen***, lh* City will ba forced
curtail atpanaai In a draatk w
for lha nail aldht month* la
der to remain within a 1 1 a
operating budget for tha oat
•ear, which la all probability a
necessitate a n«w law oponS
millaga or hlaa.
Tha IH-poInt plan which m
he agreed upon by tha Coma
• loners tofu re a tantotle* aoM
turnt (a rear bad la aa follower,
I. Tha City la to wlthdrAvm:
plaaa and ao longer oppose tor
of Judgments In tha pending n
tnon law action* on tha roupo
rartlfirntaa of indebtednroa j
bonds which shall ba produced
plaintiffs and filed la tk M gal
The Judgment* arc to body J
t*ra*t a t alx par eantuxa | S | |
num Instead of the legal lata]
eight per cent.
S. Tha City shall pay 1^
mitt**, under mandamus pn
Inga, far Interest an bond* hi
tho Committee, tho folk
amounts from tho funds I
below;
Bond Interest fund — 144,0
W ater profit* —. . . . . . QJ)
(to ba applied ta water '
bond Intarast)
v .
From surplus la gonaral i
fund ----------- — | j l
Gas bond redemption
K

Coopane will ba *M
eostring each payment!
3. A farm of budget
adopted whereby tbara'
appropriated ta Interval
aw bawd* sad cvrtifieata
dab ted M*a (owcopt fa
bond*) a fixed pracaato

r

�V*• 0

alarod. 4 * addW onta B t l w i i .
tbamU k t H ttabargb—hoyond ■*

g^ rggggas

to bo eonaWtered—anl d an t w m U)k Booton. ” v
.
.i .
•■now*T»r.
. 8L "1
l * i_hi
U v w v rr, look at ,tb
ww
pitihlnc ataff,"
H aft," rS..............
tm t
.pHfhino
w h i i d . yon boot O r i m , Balja.kML t k M , Hah**, U ofaoT. ! * ►
Any of t b « t *
pluhor. And Vm expecting • Jo *
of th at D tay U o n n . «•*. B« wM**
•d for a* J*»t W fere U f b j j • *
tbo MMon loot yowl boot rW M
b w g h .iu l . " ;
,

Conf e
cetb*Il

f t Vanderbilt fell before « eorpriaIbCty formidably gffooeke eng lu­
be rod by CeartW T*fh. U - l £ In
|U epmor, but r » b * back tbo next
night to down Florida,' IZ -tt.
- Tbo (landing of tbo coo farm er
Ira a o foil iw;
Tram

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rMaryland.
.“*u‘ix,^
^ 5~ ,z5
Kewtacky and Sewaaeo.
Dake, aa* a t

j» ^ a f f i s s s

«

cnaao of tb* temporary lneligtt&lt;ilH r of •'CaUbh*’ 8mltb. &lt; . , , ,
ftlabomr tbo defending chaanpiaa. waa idle daring Ihir. o m b ,

Tba fad a f

tbo bonayard loot &gt;ow, Cobby
h U In bl« flfot etairwent o«
manager of tbo Kedblrd. t h a t *
wm to pilot tbo boot dob b. tb«
lwftig. * '
’
. ■_r'
AU U ebenged. C ibbj'e tooir
got lo t) tbo world** oortoo BbO* '- r o u T tt i i * a * in o n t m
U o Brood High Sarhem *C bob#
tallah am bb T * « x
boll to o lo * of •koptkol W m w ion*, who wftb ■ obw* , .
(boaldrro ■ yow ago gertkulaiw
“8h)W not"
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magnificent view*"* of the U n
and Alp*. U t has, fa f a t ' taw
house., v itu Olga, w b.ru h e lh &gt;0
with Mo father asd slat*. fa w fa
U r, and la tho oaroa gineafa f a
thor up the slope, Villa Lloratte,
where, fa mild w uufaer,,h i. J i m
alone. Ilia fa th e r,b hale,mad rig .
&lt;rou» ■In h b n lfatb a;
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difficult io nohowever.
terrUory.

lu ria to
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fu rth e r reduction la th e tr
d have received Lamer Cel
pie Icrriiorfaii ptebirin
rA fai *1
commotion.'

trrm n in r-d d iu rw M la fa the
expectation thht tome one elot
would w rlu It. When Itw pe.puhV.fttM tAjjl

wavy'*:. ^

ki*da^Iy»th e eondltiona of tomorrow, of next week, of ne*l month,
wilt be.-it-fa Juat aa im portant... m aintains ‘Tom orrow 'i

her neighbor*!
■r to «pinning.

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fake place, aad tho restriction hold ever to see again tho eon or t l
f r a * rl tdttll the age nf twen- daughter who haa married with
fa-one, while fo r a hey It actual- oat thair coMpal although th
dots not allow children t&lt;
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dlotnWorited of more than cnh
d of their share, which Is al
Ik'ht to interfera. Heweeer, they ways an equal share, In the fam

yeaw uow .

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and eefety th ^ t will practically
wipe out prevent
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playftelda until they will exceed lSfnoSllty « * J r t h Itectural
achlevementa of any other age.
in d u e tr^
*:
T. The organluidion
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. ^ w tn e d a and
t u n to mlnlmlce uncertainty and di
■how historic ModlUrraarult fly has about reached
rint whore one ran mention
haul proclpluUnt an arguaa to whether tho Ptorrt
•planted the fly In, Florida,

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problema of conduct which
seek to rem edy when It la
18. Avocatlonal activftl
to nobler pompanlomhlpe ah

T his little improvement on n iltlra can be credited to
m w i w u UUlt k H W Tn~~

9 per. Their iunction la to make th e
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bind Im
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i wa* cnliod to

Mr. and Mr
of Daytona
of this city,
birth, r f a dat

formerly
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the FeeHoapltal

Ruth Walked.

PA G E THI

TUESDAY. JANUARY 20, \

W K B N K SiiA TV rSV '
Regular meeting , f tha-WbiTbro
Department of the WonmMktCjhdb
will bo held at 3 ./clock -p f the
d a b hour* on Oak AccggWi/? '
T h u r s d a y j * i&gt;
The Ea*t Side p. T. A. w|U
myot at 3 o'clock at th* •cbo*l
auditorium.
The Young People'* C(»&gt;'Union
will hold It* January Dueling at
7iS0 o'clock at the Firat Pee*by*.
vw h

1

Mr*. R. A. Newjana, proldent
of the Church Serekw league of
Holy Ctaaa
KpUropat Church.
Mr*. Amelia 8 » Noble, Mr, and
. Aim Jtaao. af-O r- Mra. A. H. B lu m Mlta Carol
M * a f i i r « ' * « w p R * d : ' -rti/N
flemtnota Rrbckah Lodge Num­
lip*, and the R fY .lt. Irving Louttet left today U r Palm Beach ber Forty-three wilt meet at 7:30
whrre they pldn t« ipend *ever* I o’clock an the Odd Fellow#' Hal)
day* attending the meatiog of lb* ca • Geneva • Aeenu*. Aa inetallv
tloa of officer* will taka; placa all
,-IWL, La nxltlag her »l*Urmember* are urged to be pre»W,“ Mr*. IL V.. Torrance; at
cnL
V *
? Wr*t Slr**t'
der control, firemen and National
Ihada of Mr*. E. I,. Brown,
Guardsmen took precaution* ah**"h#*w: IB a t th* Florida
galn*t the danger of fire In the
artum I t OrUndo, wilt be
rfea (naked by oil from the wild
ta l*ara th a t ah* la Improrgvu her.

bBNEYA, Jan; SB-.
—
tfdanta, Tmkey and Ice lan d .F *11
be trnked to participate la the perOmlnary m noiulc dlaewOlon* of
a plan for an Kuropew* federation
If yeaterday'a declaim o f * -&gt;Obyammlttre la adapted by the * * to ­
pi *n conference.
‘ -Th# derU'cn, reached aflnr - *
long, debate, wa* In the natnro of
a romprotni-e. Germany and Italy
fad demanded that non-mainhlr*
of the Iwacue A Nation* bn In­
vited to join In eatablUblag the
federation plan.
•
Arl-tltle Brand, French foreign
mlnlater and “fathar^ of th* p a " ’
later* of Rumania and SwttaerKurope Idea, and tba foreign, fainInviting Run-la.
Finally, thr participation of the
three count rte* in tho economic
a*petl■ of the work,wa* adopted.
It wa* pointed out la*t night
.that the rrcummend*tlon o f, the
hab-commlllee made no mention
of political problem*,, th a t leaving
Ike door open for thl* phaM of
the que»t Ion to be T»-Introduced
at a full, p rin t* **B*loti 'o f the
conference today.
Th* refertnee for tho find tltpe
to Iceland Wt« **#n a* a mof*.on
the part *f th* mother roan b y .
Dcnmark, and O m a tr Britain, &gt;t«»
bring th a t ancient democracy ul­
timately to league member*hip.
For three day*, the time of the
European conference, railed to
rtalnrate M. Ilrlamt'a Idea, was
largely taken up with the que**f KBmasts.
t rn,

L W. Copeland, of Lauren*, B.
h*a and rod her* to make kla
■a, H* la connected with Chaae
Comaaay, H# will b« Joined

DICKSO N
IVES CO.

ROBERT E. LEE B
EVENING BY LOC
Itrd *mt white, the color* of
Ihr flitted Daughter* of the Con­
fute.»ry wert u*ed for decerntlon* at the annual Robert F- t-e*
Ball given lait right a t th r Ktka’.
Club. F.a*l F r i t Street, by the
N. dr V. Howard Chapter of
the U. D. C. American Flag*
were draped about the walla of
U&gt;* hall room while quanlltlr* of
red and white awcot p m and narrla*l and fern ware arranged In
rarlou* other plate* about tho
room*.
Da-cing began at 0 oVIock to
the nun to xf Mrro'a Syncwpntor*
and nntlnued until a late hour.
Throughout the erenlng punch
wa» -oretd by Mr*. R. 0 . Fox
and Mlkj Wlirffrel Slrorg from
Xtb^r r tirthmaaV t.gbli -mthlgli ■mao
neeomlrJ with m l * and white
*wett pee*, caret.*! end fern, Mr*.
A. II. Wallace. Mm. P. F. It.iumlJlat and Mr*. IX V. Caldwell,
l-rmident of the N. dr V. Howard
Chapter, recalred th# -guerre—a t
the do-r.
A * W t time hefer* lh» elo«e nl
th*. danee the grand march wn*
held with Mlta* Margaret Eachary and Jame* Wright, folic writ
by Mia* Georgia Mobley and A l­
bert Connelly, In the''lend. Al
Hilt lime «rrp*ntlna and paper
hata were dtitrlbuted by Mr. and

IS GIVEN LAST
D. C. CHAPTER,
D. D. Caldwell *nl Mr. and
Mfm' M. R Wlggin*.

Jackxon, Mr. ami Mr*. J , N. Roh*on. Jr., Mr. end Mr*. A.lK. BcUV,
Mr*. II. I). Lewl*. Mr. and Mr*.
Arthur H onan, Mr. and Miar T.
C . l ’upe, Mr. ard Mr*. Glenn
IJttglr, Mr. and Mr*. Brown Mil*
h r , Mr. and Mm. R! Helling, Mr.
■hi Mr*. Hanxiboltom, of Mlchi■an, Mr. and Mr*. D. J. Whitehead, Mr. and Mr*. R. 0 . I'm
Mr*. Byron Haarotk. of 8 ylT»*ter,
Go., Mr. and Mr* A, f f . Lee. and
Mr. rnd Mr*. -T, A. M*ro.
Al* &gt; th , M l*m Betty Rct-P. of
Vlrir.nl*, Georgia Mobley. Mar­
garet ynthary, Edna Whalen, of
Wa*htnirtnn, P. C., Helen Vernay, Ktnillf I,Ingle, Maude lake,
I ra i hi ax wr 11. Ruth PrArman,
W lrifrrd Strong, flu o n Prltto,
Claire 7.»chry, Cnrwlt* Barber,
Pearle not.*on, Margaret Petera
and All*»ri Connelly, Frank U
Woodruff Jr.. R ohm P. Aat,

, t j r f (omtrliter* In charge of
th * -affair were *&lt; follow*: Mr*.
M. * . VTIgrln*. grnrr*l rhalnnanl
Mr*. r n. Ca'wrll, fl or rnmmltT
teet M r*.-H. I*. Prrkln*. mu*le:
Mra. Bt. CUIr White. Mm. W. W.
C. Rrnlth an t Mr.. W. C. Hill,
decoration*; Mr*„ C. P. Herndon,
Mta, R, G. Fox *»d Mr*. Frank
I-.'M iller. refreshment*; Mr*. F.
K. Roumlllat and Ml*. Mahla
Bowler, ticket*, and Mr*. F,. A.
Doaglata, publicity.
Among th&lt;*e present were: Mr.
and Mra. F. F.. Roumlllat, Mr*.
A. B. ‘Wallace. Mr. and Mrr. !&gt;.
H. CbMwelt, Mr. ant Mr*. M. fl.
Wlggfna, Mr. red Mra. R. 1- IVrk.
im# MW mmi*Mi~i W in Q n a n n W « r» * m *
Mr, end Mr*. F. W. W rllid, l&gt;r. *
and Mr*. W. Theodore t-anglcy,
Mr. and Mr*. Linton K. Allen,
g
Mr*. W. M. Scott, Mr. anil Mr*, d b U
W. A. Adam*. Mr. and Mr*. Monr r e I t Hutton, Mr. and Mr*. Joe
o j
Molarh, Ilr. anil Mr*. I t U. Caa-o rti;
trail, • Mr.*'anil Mia. Walter fl.
Potent#*. Mr. &lt;anC“dklm*
&lt;
Wnodtuff. Mr. and Mr*.' Howant
Ovetltn, Mr. and Mr*. George W.
McRory, Mr. and Mr*. Floyd
land, of Oaceola, Mr. and Mra.
It. W. poarman, Mr. and Mr*. O
P. Iterndoa, Mr. ard Mr*. Jame*

A NOURISHIN
BREAKFAS
rm i t s e l f ;
TASTES OOQ!
AND
COO

S u n s h in e M ello w
Heat Purifies
LUCKIES

",

ORANGE AVB, ORLANDO

are a Iw a y
kind to

BETTY BALL BROWN
Bthod of daaclag

your throb

will atart tap, acrobatic A ball­
room rlar-rr Taewday night
^ G l O'cUck at atadi* la Heat
millMag «a Ommeeelal *U*«L

Come FHilay, January 211rd, a t 8
p. m„ to Dickaon-Ivca' open hounu
anil faahlon revue on th a aecoml
floor! ; See modrla prevent 1031
Nprinff modes for children, mlsaca,
women nnd 'm atronal Come S atu r­
day when the ntoro hrfda Ha aprlng
opening with apodal feature* in
every departm ent! Thrills In fash*
ion and value aw ait you a t DickaunI v ta In Orlando this week-end I

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Gordon D o n , M a r School,
U. f-anglcy, John l*ey, Bon 1
Joma* Ijtnier, Robort D*dam
TIHU, Joh„ J . Rocro, B. E. 1
Maxwell flltw art, Copt. Koi
l.ouck*, George Thurrtott, O
(Soup and Franklin Stroud,
l*orte, Ind, Copt, W. A. Alex
omt Robort Ponton.

The advice of y
Keep out of da
air, breathe due
ofrxcrduinthe
and hart a Peri
the health of jv

Bros. Great

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Keeps Dresses

SH OE

Ever Fresh . ..

Clearance

t «My la toy cleaning cheaper than buyC v a ty o n * le n o w t t h a t s u n s h ln o m a llo w s

M*w doth**, ;Nvt qnly doea it ipruce up

Fri.&amp;SaL

— t h a t ' s w h y t h o 'T O A S T I N G " p r o c o s s I n d u d e s
t h o u s e o f t h o U l t r a V i o l e t R a y s . L U C K Y S T R IK I
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— th e fin e s t c ig a r e tte y o u o v e r s m o k e d / m a d e

— T H E N — " IT S T O A S T IP ." I v o r y o n o k n o w s t h a t
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A te A . 06n Pledged To
East Country

i r Tour Headed WANT AD RATES
ar Cocoa A M e ?

I, Jam. 20—(A P)—
&gt; of India a t a rinmta*
retpewtAle n t f - f t m u F J E ^ 'r i t a h r i i n i l i l t i i
w u pledged yesterday
f Mm Donald a t tha
ta rowed Uhl* aeafar•L Jamag* Rake# cam*

Bom of lowly parents In aa ahscuro backrisads town
This barefoot boy began to p k d the pathway to renown;
Ht burned the midnight oil to gnln the principle* of law
To arm hlmstlf ht tympaihy for hamsn wrongt he saw.

Ha rooted Stephan Dongtae with bis *Hoaae Dtrtdad" drbat
That aleetriflad the country and tarrd th t aklp of 8lat*|
Hia candidacy followed; hi* leadership daear rad
Want victorious- with the slogan, “Tka Union B* P raam ed!"

A man of peaca Innately, he scolded any brawl
And mad# a thing of

Hit homrly, awkward aspect ranted Mary Todd to am lte,.
'.'L.

By tweet Ann Rutledge charmed, on* day Lincoln fell In lotei
But a t their troth was plighted, Oed took Aan'a son! abort,
Chastening the soul of Lincoln, (saving hit heart a shall,
A heart that had'to brace the world and kid# Jto pain as waO.

policy ho enunciated prom*
boo* Innovation*: ’
Amnesty for India’s 80.000
Wcdl prisoners If "clrll order”
faitortd In Indli*
(V) An Inelution to the Indian
K m lttt to participate I* the
MioUona still te come before
jg r w Indian ^or^yuntnt It n
t l j Estsbllrhroent of full rotnilble *tlf-fov«rnm*nt In Ip*
1 with tho Imperial Dritlih govWiaat reserving control of flpeas, forolgn affairs and dr14) Extrnolon ef tha voting
inehJM in India and the Uftlng
raatrktloao beard on nllgton
I caote.
1
*
If) Eattobllihment of a logtalalg of two boots* modelled along
I Una of tho Congroot of tho
iltod fltoto*.
[•) Unlnterruptod rontlaoaM*
-Mgedatlono to oatU* tho do­
te of tho aew government.
The round table delegate* had
Ikeme prate*- for the work Whirl:
4 been accomplished In London
I th e n Mill remains the fait[. It tu t a* . I# whether reatloaa
kite weald grssp th* hand MacM aid extended.
'The round txbk conference was
kly g beginning of India’s m liatlon of her dream of *«lf-govrament. Now th* t/sa* shift* to
idla and London waits with «**•
r in*pen's* te r India’s roactlon
l th* dsllbsratloos.
’The prim* minister
openrd
f wid* tho riaor fsr Mahatma Oaadand th# other India radical*
‘.to oosoo In an1 th* asgotlaUsos
;« 8i*h moat esadnu* In India onU1 details of th# M « conatltulon
’’ gfri worked***♦.• v - •'*- ’
’ When that Instrumsnt I* comi.m * d v Mat Donald plsdgad, th*
British government will see to It
S g t tb , British paalam snt U k.s
': £ step* nsesssary; the c m cb. ' £ * 1* which can wrick the \f* rk
v S ' tkk round ttb k . ft la the mat­
. tor of aafagn arris and rsservatlani
k which MacDoDeald said moat con­
' tlnue during tka period sf Iranir.-likn until India U fully totob- lotted as a self-govand ag dealsfr ton. The** rsservaUoas caver tha
fl flslds of forolgn rvUUews, flnan("eg* and dsfanae. TVay will eonK U*ne aver art ladaflalte kagth
and th* prime mlhlator mad* m
^ toontlen of a time Umlt ** tbalr
C o p a ra tk n . Ho palntad out, hew-

Backs Oontihuahce
Of Prohibition Law

.hi

U E. ALFORD COMPANY;

budget. At »&lt;*n» M »);##* amooat*
ar* eorsred by collactiaai under
the current budget, thd rity U to
pay said amount of 118,000.00 oa
bond Internt. Th* flg o m oaed la
this paragraph are lohjeet to
verification. They may ha mors
•f 1#SS* &gt;)
•
I. Th* htedgot should b* revised

**4 a a la f?*0- __ ___ .
i . All roMlpto of tho M ta r ptmri
ever and abet# oparattng. terpentea should bo oppropriatod to lato root oa water booda. Water
bonds should be axelndsd from
tb* apprsp ristteg far latsrott m
bond* and eertlfUato* of Indtbtsdr.tss as provided la paragraph
throe, antes* th* estimated revenue# fram tho w ttor wait# will
provide lass fund*, proportionate­
ly, far water bonds than tb* other
bond* and certificates will re­
ceive under tb* terms of this
memorandum, hi wkkh event a
proportionate part of tha money*
appropriated for laU rrat oa
boada and cartMlaatoa should, un­
der paragraph throe, b* set said*
or appropriated to Interest on w*.
tor beodk a* th at all bonds and
errtlflcates will reeetve approxlmalaly equal conaldaratlon.
7. The city should provide far
legislation amending Ita charter
so aa ta pagmR farotUeur* af de­
linquent taxes by hill In squity

It pnsound. However, tho city
rqrnmlstlon and cvrtsJu clUtrn* of
Sanford have represented to th*
commltte* that In lb«lf Jndgmeat
the largest amount of money
would be collected under a 80- ml 11
levy, and have earnestly contended
that a higher mllteg# would torioutly Impair th* city a stability
and pro 1 parity. Beeaut# of thda#
views and rvprescataUeee,' and
trith *n oarneot dealro to «««PW*
at* with the rommtealon AHd to*
citlttn t of Ranford In bringing
about a condition which tha emn*
mill.# hopes will tend to tha ulti­
mate solution of tho city’* pwhlemt, the committee win Miada U
a levy af only SO mill* upon the
fallowing conditional
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H f r l *T -the-aity -aam m latlan..
rnmA

(8) Not l«*« than 18 mill* *1,
such key thall ha appropripfAf

&gt;- r 8. Th* eommteakn Is of th*
opinion that th* cooperation of th*
■tote* I* aa essential element la
th , enforcement af th# fhgktoemrandom a rt satUfaetorily parth Amardment and tha national
formad, and If thor# Is n* ssbstonproklMtton a rt throaghent tha
territory bf the United BUttol
^ ^ x v aopport
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aerorat
atotsa
la
neeaaUn ta
aary In orrie, ta losura auch toope ration.
" 8, Th# eammltslon la of tha
eplsian that prior to th# rnaetm V * »&gt;- bureau of prohlbUkw
•et, '1827, th# agencies h r »
d ty aheald agree upon a rvasoaforooment •warn ondly atgnalaari
and Inudeqaatot that aubeaqueat
to tin t anaetwent thsv# baa baga
tontlaoari hapryvetarot la •&gt;«•&gt;»'
U tlaa sad effart for eafsrvsmaa l,
*1. Tb* roramtealon U a f to#
opinion th at there M yet «* M f
gnat* atoerruw * ar safaw rm asri
“8. Tha commlssko la af tha
aptaUn th a t tha praaant aegMtaalion fo r saforcemsnt U still toa degmat a.
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S r S J T U £ ‘J lS m !!5

F lrcatone’s great buying pow er o f r u b b e r a n d co tto n
a t u n p reced en ted low priefee— an d tite ir e ffid en t menu*
fa«^n»jng a n d d istrib u tin g system d ire c t tb th e ir deil*

14. ir th# dty 4a*Ire# &gt;P,d»ao*4
o fond which will b# appropriated
exclusively ta tb* purpose ef pur­
chasing bonds, the committee wlR
hav* no objoettea t* U Incteeaed
levy to prorld* funds for each
tnjroost. If arrangements aitlaeeedlnga or write- Unleoo the**
proposals ar* accepted a* a whole,
they will be withdrawn, and In
such.event m ilker the committee
nor th* c lt, nor anyone els* phall
be prejudiced or bound hereby
la any roe poet.

PENTLAND, GRAY and MOORE
ArcounUnt i;x Auditon.

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glye you th ese g reat yaluec in Fireetonie T iree, T ubes,
B atteries, B rak e Lining, R im s gbd AebeMtories a a
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7,00. VaUea* eenrircr 7:30, Ills- hours).
torloal- sketches; 7:45, Pickard
3*3.8—WIIAR—820
Famllyt U N , Sanderson and Cru7:00, Jack T am ar; 7:16, Studio
mlt; 8^ 0, ’Coon-Sanders frolic;
U:00, . Musical magaalne; 0:30, concert! 7:30, . Q uartette; '7:46,
UspPV Bgkers; 10 :00, B. A. Santa a* WEAF; R;00, Santa as
Bolft « c W r w ; 11:00, EUtag- WJB; 8:30. Santa a t WEAR; B:00,
Studio faatnra; d 0:M\ Same at
WJZ; 10:30, WKAF program;
Rrpurt; 12:15, Early Cltrux lttoJ i W , F * W a t WJB.
—
tory ~ E . L. Lord| Birdl BullJ
441.3—WHM—«3t
Modern Ronralow* —James RpeH
p a chafe) .**;
7:00, Organ, new*; 7:30, Or­ Primer f«r' Tawn Farmers; 12:15,
ley’s Orchestral 7:15
I 7:30, Muabtri Avia­ chestra; 7:45. Spoorored program Variety Musical Parade; 1:15. The
. tom ..-’ , . Uexaader Woelleotl; H:0o. Same aa WJZ; H:30, Same Arehlletlurw of the Home —Prof
_
jy thai ehorlatort; 8:30, H. aa W EA F;. 2:30, Sponsored pro­ O. C. R. SUgrberg! 1:30, Florida
W. YaRenbdrti. news; 8:48, Mull- gram; 10:00, Same a t WJB; 10:30, Facts; 1:45, R-lhtrtlng Ringers —
^ at dim er; B:00, Minute dramas; Hama aa WKAF| 1 1 :00, WJB, fen- 2 :00, Educational Program; 2:63.
The World Book Man; 3:00, Hour
0:80, Barlow symphonr Concert;
With . the Masters — Wagner,
10 .-00, Mr. and Mra^ Joa and VI;
Symphonic; 4:00. tllue Chip Dane*
10:18, The Gypsy Trail; 10:30^
O rrhi-tta; 4:3fl, General E xtra,
Radio playhouse; H : 00,. Treslon IlWislon Program —"Stumb­
mains'* orchestra; 11:30, Dow*.
ling Blocks In Debate, Work!*;
aay*a orchestra.
6:00,
le»; 7;Jll, l&gt;hll Cook (NBC); 8:30, 4:43, Radio R.-rap Book;
• 3B4J—WJZ New York—7M
Frol'c (M iC I; 0:00, Musical m*K- Time Signal; 6:0), To be Annoan.
CNBC Chela)
aalne (NIK I; 0:30, Phil harmonic red; 8:16, Jam et l/o n a r4 Buttch.
8:00, Raising Junior; 0:18, Wal- orchestra (trsnscriptlon); 10 :00, harltrn-; 5:30, Organ Program|
tor Mills, tenor; 0:30, Line* or- S*luto_IN B C);. 10:30. Dance or- 6:46, Mr. R. C. Atchtmeir, Taxi­
rhratra; 0:48,' Topics la Brlof; chertrw (NBC); 1 1 :00, U k e At­ dermist, Florida H tata, Mutoum
7:00, Amos *n‘ Andy; 7:18, D*n-o kins and hia Southerners; dl:30, "Wild Blnl and Animat lif e af
oreheetra; 7:30, Phil Caak; 7:46. B todte’muste.
A frica'; .8:00, Baaaal Carrie a a i
Redid (U riel;.8:00; Ring’s orches­
Ilia Florid lam; 0:38, Adventure*
218.8—WMtllt
118.8—WMtllt Tampa—1378
tra; 8:80, Moon Magic; 8:48, Aunt
0:00, Thvwlcr newt, announce­ of Bud and Easy; 7:01, .Weather
Lalo; 0 :00. Household program; ments; 6:30, Trio; 7:00, Dinner Forecast; 7:02, Sign Off.
8:80, Death Valley days; 10 :00.
2*7.7—WDRO Orlande—111*
8aM * to Detroit; 10:30, Baku;
W RUN EH DAY, J A N .! !, 1*31
41:80, Blanker hour; II 00, 'Ami'
0:46, A. M., Morning Cheer;
V Andy (rrpaal); 18:00, Dance
7:00, nob Jones Hoar; 7:30.
WJAX— JacksoarUW
hour.
.
Breakfast Melodies; 11:00, House­
wives'. Exchange; 11:30, Majestic
sat.a—KDKA—iso
.
Thestrc of the Air! 12:00, Time
(juskrr
Early
Birds
NBC;
8:16,
8:00, Bank, ensemble: 0:46.
signal; 11:01, Copcert mu«k;
Fame aa WJZ;\.7:16, Revelers: Merqiag,,Devotions NUdi 8:80.
12:15, llancr u p r itt 12:8$. Wea­
J
7:80, ttarred. sdngs; 8(00. Fame as O te n S n V f e k - - - - ther Forecast; :lt:81, Dance muWJB; 8:80. Jakk snd Jt); 8:46, Ly­ phony OrehsM
slo| lt&gt;Mi (llasalrsl Pregram; 1:16,
tic aoprane; 0:00. Fame aa WJB; 10:18. Otlr Da
Dince' motTrj 2 :00, Time signal;
Ten Company
10:30,
^
Mv^aV&gt;fo.« 1.; Bt\5, 1 /oule‘s
■ 7:00, Ram* i s r W f i 7:18, JetBar*. WJB; 7:45, Night Reboot;
8:00, Seme as WJZ; 8:30, Babble
Blowers; 8:00, Reading* ;0tl5, Varlfly; 8:80, Chronktes; tO M ,
Oelton Queen:! 10:30, Bob Newball) 1 1 :00, Variety (8 M hours).
2*8.8—WJR_768
8:00, Features! 0:30, Dairy and
Feed; 0:48, Cedi and Rally; 7:00.
Bam* as WJZ; 7:16, Orchestra;
7:48, Fame as WJJli 8:30. Buhblu
IIlowers; 0:00,^CIgar G lrlt; 0:30,
O ironltlrs; 10;00, Same as WJZ;
11:00, Variety (2 hours).
4*3J—WHIt—748
7:00, Bam* as WJZ; 7:18, Ramc
aa WEAK; 8:00, Rama as WJZ;
8:38, WEAF program) 8:80, llom-J
Town; I0MM. Ram* a* WJZ: 10:30,
Ram* a* WEAF; 11:18. reaches
and .Cream; 1V-38,
Orchestra;

eheatra'i 11:00, Tftne, Weather,
Nears; 18UB, George Washington
Hotel Orchestra; 18:30, National
Farm « Home llepr NBC; 1:80,
‘‘Radio, Th* Modern Mirarte’’ —
*&lt;l«lrr&gt;* by Frank A Arnold Di­
rector of Development) 2:08, ■
ports; 2:t8, Record*: 3:00, Edna
Wallace Hopper NBC; 3:18, Rom*
C. Rterhcaron. Prm. American
Honker* NBC; 3:30, Earning
Stars NBC; 4 :00, Eastman edmol
of Symphony Orchestra
NBC;
4:30, Signora I'asqusllna DsVoe—
Dramatic Reader: 4 :48, Kemsath
McDuffie: 8:00. floberto Farina—
Tenor: 6:16, llanfi Plano Htudk;
6:30, ViUtnin A Health; 8:48, Flo­
rida State Marketing Barron Ser­
vice; 0 :00. Ch'Wren’s Program;
0:18, llhmk-s FuUh CoRtbs Mu«1Itokers; 6:46, UtoTOt*. DI»**V*

rcId and Roy; 7KW, Time signal
and tprrte new.; 7:15, Painter*
7:48, Classkal program; K:00, Wa»0f and Light program; 8:30, An&gt;
temotive Pregram; 0:00, Time slgn a lt-8:01. Old Time Barn Dance;
iliM ,' Boh Jones Hour.

EI.15AHETII. N. J . Jan. 20—
(AP) —Hob
Rock.
10-year-old
ovletnr. will attem pt * dawn to
rioak flight to 1 Havana hstore the
end 1 f the month, he announced
yesterday. J|o will 11/ the mono,
plane "Yankee Clipper" in whkh
h* once set a Junior transeontintr ia l record and plans stop* at
Charleston; Jotkacnvlllc and HI-

Oh Merit.
at. Those Who d'S.
sa. Town In AUska.
SS. Meal la a n *
trouN
t, Russian wvtghV
a. Presses,
a. riuid rorfe.
*. O s n n a or plsais
&lt; lp*.».
a. gw shaka iiithuy.
0. TW b* of use. .
Ctotoanltna.
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aerne tim e In Tumpef’•‘ Frrddtr
lkind, whose outside loops and
slow rolls will I f a feature of tho
exhibition, will return with Mr«.
Lund for an indefinite visit.
.
A Tew of the slower vhlps plan
to heed northward from JacksonVilla.'. fcwtr-ardh
reinforcements
from elsewhere loctl air im-ct |&gt;romotor* trere promised an even
larger gathering for the -iwert
than trere asserntded Sunday.
Tho air meet lommilter, up agdlnsl addlllonal expense as a re­
sult n t t h r delay, will hnl,| another
•vlattdp hall Friday nleht In munltlpal’ &lt;auditorium. They h*tr
bran ' virtually assa-.rri c-o p ero /
tlnn of the rlty In providing the
hall.
•
Ml** Ilelty Joyner, quern of lb air, will receive her rrown during
a lavish rtm,nation ceremony as
on# of six entertainment features.
The ceremony Is M n g arranged
under liltrtlnn of Kmtllo 1*011*, and
five vaudeville art* ar*. being prepared under direction of James
IV. tVairrn. Francis M. Besrshcr
1* general rhalrman.

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Rub-My-ftsm
Is a Doctor’* PreaertfUW
• far tiWatlag • '7 1

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L E G A L NOTICES

Dr.’ W. E. MacDOUOALL, CHIHOFRACTOR, U now located ot
bit mldanc* In Fleral Haights,
5. Rarford. Pboiu 848-M.________

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K-ccdman, drfrtis* counsel, again­
"med slinging' said the public
Mild Storing Is stmight
he in d»ubt to who was on
Barred In T r 1 a I Ilouate.
r a l (torn lending newspaper *clie said the etid«m-e
Of Daisy DeBoe should
Iv directed wllhoul genrralllii't or inrilivctlcn to the

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Redan- Fine aondllion.
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r&gt; a tls* * 4 from Pagr 1 )
with an attack of irromhiti* and
nervousness whlfh cam......... Man­
ly aller her short but spit lied a p ­
pears tree tin the wllnrs* •land last
svesk to denv Itolsy's aHecnl con­
fession, 'M ailing Clara's loresJ 11quor purchases and her failing for
poktr.
Hex Bell, rowhoy a&lt;lnr and
Clara's "boy friend,’’ whu Daisy
saUl replaced her a* secrotary l«&gt;
llic trd-l«raded hctrvss, was _|n
court, however.
Judge Doran in warning Nathan

of deterni ning: "Did she (Miss
Delbn-) steal this money."
•
Friedman agreed lo ro-nperati
•a *|reding up the trial in line
with the 1 null's eider.
.
Daisy, in her testimony, said
she didn’t try lo rxtoit 4123.000
from Clara IAit merely told the Wr­
ites*' attorney that not even
$160,000 eeuld help her state r f
mind. The jewels found In her
safety deposit bux were there bera-j'e Ilex Bell wouldn’t let her
•re Kllsa llow and give lht-|a to
her, she asserted.

MEAT MARI
BUILDING BLUCKB-—Irrigation
bexet *m&gt; general romant wurk
Mlrack Osncroto Co. J- K. Tar*n?*srv». Pro* tori and Elm

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P i n t Ht. Opp. I'o ct

10 A— P o u ltr y
UADY t'HICKH: Opened fur
eighth iroaon. Ilifuii- having
your custom hatching dime rum*
and see us. Upiatllia Hatchery. .*

By John Devlin

MEN AND WOMEN — Govern
raent positions arc |A-rnianent
lofoniusUon, I’. U U.x 1303 —
P U H N 1T U JIB

aw k//
H ill RENT: 6, IU ur 20 acres,
ready to plant, might help la
finance, Frank U Ferguson, Val.

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W tTVt O ttB M M X T D O O R

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a llu r e u t WAGON!
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KXOIANGK: Two story home,
two complete btlhs, walking
distance all schools and post of­
fice. eost ciliter, H JW , mortgage,
wont boagskw fur two within
walking dlstaoc* post sffiee. Dog
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to t euro lleridri.

Elght««*th Anwodroeat akaald to
sabatantlauy lacwaaad and that
( t o Vigorous and to tter argaataod
effort* Which h*r* gun* aa aiuco
tha tofean a r prohlblUon art.
1887, abanld to farthered by ear(w 4n 4*f&gt;VVf-v

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FOR SALT. OR RENT: '
store, alto &amp; pool tablet/
Olh. Si. RanfonL

(Csatlnurd from **■• ana)
pit»r« from Hirer lo five ship*.
Tlw ln » wnmlmnal littla Ore
Baa Spm lalrr plane* and the ehBrin&gt;nti.lU)lr« outfit of five
ihlp* protnUiil in irtiiru for Or*

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BUENOS AIREB, Jan. 80. (API— T h rrt bomba exploding at
itratogle places oa railway Unra work of ansrchlf
ur Butnoe Aire* before
today killed throe and lqmany. Two ef the explealona occurred In congested dis­
t
* •
tricts of the M y at *n early hour
preventing more c**a»lUts.
A u d lto n
A cc o tu tU n U
The polk* Immediately began to
fitO
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outrage*. • .l i b
prevent
Plum e S i l t
T a n tp * , F U bsmaa ware btllavtd Inspired by
g recent announcement of railway
officials that drastic cute In p«r-

(Contlnosd Prom Page Oai)
arc moved to re ftr the eemmlsslon’s findings to appropriate
rommlttocs. No one Id effUal clrelts discounted the prebato poli­
tical effect having ramlfloattons
far Into the future.
*
A majority of the conualstlonera foond prohibition sofftricntly
wanting ta warrant a change but
were unable to agree unanimous­
ly on a aptcifl* remedy. Th* commicalonara tmbodied thtlr views
In an even doacn rrmflirting re­
port*. That af tha rotamteatoa m
a whole wet a compromise tanking
no recommendation for repeal Of
major revision In Individual conelusions. Two of th* cetnialaelonera asked for outright repeal,
fear favored modification, two far
farther trial with soma form or
referendum.
Th* law anfoieemant eemmltatea
aummarlted It* prohibition report
ho follows 1
"Conclusion/ and racammendatlana In tho rapori of the enforcem oot. af th* prohibition low* ef
tko’Unlted d u lse,
"1; Th# commission 1* opposed
to repeal of Dm Eighteenth A­
mendment 1 ■
“8. Th* commission la opposed
to th* restoration In any manner
of th* Itgallted taken.
"3. Th* com ml talon 18 opposed
to lb* federal or Itato governmenu, aa »o»h, galng lot* tha
liquor hatlnoa*.
”4. Th# compilation te appooed
to tha proposal to modify tho ns-

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So aha became Pa ata U nrein readily enough.
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In Ford** Theatre, Washington, In algbUen slxty-fir*
T ht great war Prealdant*a fatal hear arrtredj
4 -.;
With mercy toward all and malice toward none,
Lincoln, the Emancipator, died by a dastard** gun.
I?i.
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Abe" wnrolled snd crushed-him wRh htobsaWfcy might

'p rim e minister, 1* a long
U M tt speech outlining Brit*
riJky M India, extended the
e f dominion fellowkhlp to
pnwt Aalan tob-eoijtlnent
■A fifth of the world’* popu-

12:00, Theater revue; 12:30, Mslo(By TtoA asocU iad Prats) * d , Men.
•
Tpgrtune .In enatem aUndard
m * —w b t —u r n
0:00, Hour fr*m WARC; 7:00.
Sponsored program; 7:30, Santa
as WABCt 7:48, The Outdoor*;

"tocaosa Hodtoa v ae ana af the
first ta Intruder* new modeta this
rear and U therefor* In a panltloM
U report tka trtad a f automobile

Delay In T a m p a

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T O N IG H T 'S

OLD PAPIEA r u *
wrapping ta d peck!
Apply Htimid O B M

ALL KINDS build lag Matoriate.
Lumber, rough or dreaaed, de­
livered cheap. Vrrmaaq Lumber
P a , Harvey Vrlao, Osteen, Flu.

SECOND H A N D

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

WINTER tlAVEM, J in . 1»—
(AP) —Rhlpp’ng troubl*. heart
d i m | n w i r».«f Chiifomla a*
well i i F 1*ri&lt;to, A. PraU, manI ( t r of th . Florid* d i m growi r i rl**i in f howto 'm to to U o u
Mid today. HI* itat«m#pt w*«
Iraued folio wine « Ini portion
tour of tha Pn#lfle' O a r i. Th-i
i n t i t fi*&lt;ia la California nn&lt;l
th* market d ******Ion. la th*
Eaat and North fortod grow.
*r* In th* Wiht to M«k »om«
profitable method of market­
ing th* *nonoMi* craji. P ratt

' Joins InDoingHonor
I Tijf Soldier Who Led
Confederacy InWar
0 from the
L* t, w h o t
»t»*v4x to lead
fjeld o f A p
fdm ight anti
In p e a rs wi
co u ra g e t h
ijatcd him in
'• co m m an d o f th o .
. f o n t * in th e w a r.

American..

Retribution I b Seen Aa
Only Motive By Of­
ficials For Slaying
PORT ARTHUR, Tax., Jan. It*

Grey-dad veterans' who served
urntor. tv # were honor guests last “don* ^nothing.'hi
right* a t exercises preliminary to Johnson, mil jjiefii
Or# o^servanc* of hto birthday an­ kept silent yedtard

niversary today.

. .

klfthOotinr S*titth (sc* / d a m s
window represents him a* Moo*'
liberty . undar
touring th , rourt of Pharaoh (A
lead hto people In their tlmo 'ef i n k - wwtoiluuwiMM,. .
...
no*!.
•
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1
Johfispn
rvaototely
re
fared
to
j1 ;Th# service waa sponsored hy
•®litMMnd chapter. United Daugh­ pav why ho stow th* youth, on octe r s of tha Oonfederaey, but other ca* Iona I companion of Johnson’s
' Chufsdarat* organtaatlona part It I- lAyesr-old daughter FJIsahrlh,
who died o f *."mysterious ballet
***B**fvl.r. also were holi yse- wound loao' than' a month ago.
i tords* at Stratflard Hall, birthAll gnAtiuueto **r* tpnmd a­
J_
t
U Wuhlaasifulanr
Ip
WaMawoland way by Johnson without a spoken

tHMwp bpwciwtwttor.r^nryd

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WASHINOTONTjsn. i a - ( A D
—President Hoover yesterday
mored to bolster the campaign of
th* Red Crooa for $10,000,000 for
drruth relief. &lt;
H* appointed a committee of
citisena headed by Cslrln CoolIdg* and Alfred F. Smith ns Con­
gress prepared 'to go ahead agslrst his adrlc# srllh the appro­
priation of $25,000,000 o f federal
fund* for the Red Cross.
Mr. H oorrr mac* no refrrrncc
to the movement In Congress
which li sponsored by th* Demo­
cratic Iro d n s,• but la his request
to th# rltlsent to serre ho said.
“We are fared with a national
emergency. Th# American way of
meeting ouch a roll*/ problem
haa keen through voluntary effo rt.'It le essential that we thouhl
maintain the ooond American tr a ­
dition and spirit which ha/ mndr
our Red Crooa the outstanding
guardian of eur p*opl# In time of
dlm iter."
■■‘
,
.
Seminar Heed, (R. Pa.I. todny
will ask the MonaW to d rfrr r«»n,U lc rM i|t&gt; fjW VHnf sppropria-

. ^ f i p l l i a Walt n , . U d k u m h ll to uum lt. t ns

O M W E i W o* nhot-rffif: H *

Government Will

toetod. Likewise, It was IlfHcatrd
W#»lh*r p*rmlltlng, everything that Itoui* toaitor* beltovr the
It In rood ner* for tho third puUBe proposition or some rtmpromUo
spposrsnre of the Baaford Elk* will g* through that branch.
Band which tonight to scheduled
Mr. Hoover-confined his staleto give an hour'* concprt a f la#
(Continued On Pag# Four)
•O®' v
a uoiclptl lUnd
— . ■■ a - — -----Park Avenue.
Under the direction of Bandmosler Edgar 4 &gt;
• P” * ” " f !
concert ami popular music will u«
played comprising *om# of tha ••*
(actions which w.ra to hav# hern
used a t the community ring and
band concert which was postponed tTAXLAUAHHEE.
■ovoral limes during tho holiday* —U l* Incumbent upo/t thd «ta«#
■wing to fnclrinent m »|hav.
. •
• Tonight's program Includ*# lb*
fallowing number*: Overturn, ' h»rinribl. America'' l•&lt;■*•/»
highway* In .an effort to.rrilsv*
Drariurn from ' Norma*\ BelUrdi the unemployment altuallin, Gov­
Fania*to, “Marytond, Mv Mary- ernor Carlton told members of thr
toad“7 RKorot; Idyll, "Mill In th* associated Ikm ids trad* of srlrnrv
F orrat■', rn*mb*rg; Fax T rail. “I highlands meeting In llalnes t.lty
Draantt Last N'ght I Ktorad You In a message soat (ram tho Capi­
•ad “After You've Gone', Kohn and toL
■ d a n li Characteristic,
“ Banco
Unable to attend the meeting
th* governor sent a five pag* messarfs*'*By ‘ pushing poblle work It
will give employment to thousands
tbs encouraging capital to invest
I |A lndiaitrlss. lt will tmptoy other
thousands for construction ■first
and for operation second.
J Instead of making things w irs#
hy withholding every dollar from
Investment w# should at# through
tho clouds that we must break
away and put forth our l*sl
thought sad onargto# to keep going
ths whaeto of program. Florid* I*
porhaps i» better shape than the
HINGTON, Ja a-'» B .-(A D averse* of th* United States. Ths
only asisnd aeonspile way tn In'trgntftolNBidFpBRj to to Increoss
paaterday
• gathering
1 ranking official* and dip-

Governor Carlton
Sees Public Works
As Economic Boost

officer* Of tho U kl. a « p *
ducts' Company, tua-s fa»towa raid Saturday which wauUad
Iho arrest of *$ Kauaaa City
.W*# of U»# o n ce rs.
•S of tho*# arreatrd oxaapt A.
®rur.*U. lodul manager., wit#
f Z on their * U j * * 2 £
rharte of th* ^

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(ilbitton l»w. ' j-Jj'. aintoiS'
S S ,;' £ £ £ #&lt; ?
violation of th f WtohWDoa
rg, Dlatrirt AUornoy vttt^traW'

Vd otk«»*eertahlr Pandora's haw
of rr'.m# eecr*U ycrlcritay and
•ent new . ahuddrts
.|uivrnng
through'‘the undcrwmld and It*
purported public allies.
Squads of tiled and trusted de­
tective see. awooped down onto
Iho Ilex Hotel, whenre th* gang
of Al Capon* haa for yrar* sent
lts henchmen to dral in liquor,
gambl ng and rice, and emerged
with two aafe* —full of lecord*
which authorities drscribe *a -a s­
tounding."
'
Th. a# record*, aceordlng t n ^ s •latent Slate's Attorney* Charles
J. Mueller and Charles K. Lounsllto ever* branch af gorrrnment
bury, ra#t th* shadow wf suaplclon
in Cook county and evan into th*
halli of C ongrm . They »how,
these prosecutor* declared, Illicit
dealing* between Capon* gang­
sters and policemen, politician*
amt public oftkMto, Including
whsl they described aa “name* wo
don't corn d art talk about y*t.“
Last night, Mueller and Inunrbury had the record* In aa unroVented place, where they were
pouting over uncalled check*,
purported "pay V 1" •••»*. ledger*
and other document* which th#
gang found'necessary to keep In

English Heir Arrivi
At Boat Four Houi
Late Due To Tier

IXMt AKGKI.K-S, Jan. 10.— (AP)
t—Daisy delloe, “tell all" e*-#ecretsry to I'lnra How, spent Sunday
bent Intently over rourt tran­
scripts, piling up ammunition far
fresh volleys on th# witoesa aland
to bar. trial .for
•*
ord s-tn^t. r trip “5l 5JHto-fswm Aha. film It g irl ,
“Tbsre'i going to bo a lot nsore
K llP f lm a d o 7 W 1| M g prlnrrs began thla' Irwtrie Hollywood oluff.- *h*
JuJriJSr.tec.im lnK what aom* rrjm lsed. her eye* Marin* over
hav* term nl "royol traeshng thb hanno-halred arrtr#*' l*to*t
«slrsm*n" to b « .n th* piestlfr of I denial* *rxl counter threat*. Daisy
British goods, they chwe th* n r curled her lips ovrr lUara’s th irsts
to “ruin hrr" in h rr o*xt turn on
for th* l i n t lap and n*w’
E tg lsrd to Psrla on aeh*hi • lha stand, Inllmating *h# waa
ready “to kick the lid off” oecrtta
Friday.
•
Alter "**v«-r*l day* of *h'&gt;M*it K footer than t'lara could refute
In th* Kivnch. capital they M l
f i r this Simnlsh p»rt »y rallrn”" , While Daisy prepared mir*
comment* about Clara's affairs,
and for the first few hours th.
Ih* " It" girl ruminated fi*r»*ly
'train clicked swiftly over Iho rs
over Daisy’s out-of-schiN.I tales.
Th* flint flapper, cinflped, to her
horn# by a sever* mid and cas*
of nervrs, was straining up for n
hurst of denials sml counter stlarks In th* rourtr.Mim.
“To think of h rr telling that
■tuff about my ilrlnkirr and
gambling!" th* fertrrsa exclaimed,
RANTANDK.lt, Sraln, Jan. IB.
—(A D —Th# Urillsh monarrh&gt;
eldest and youngr.t sons, tl)0
Print* of Woles and Prince Grotg*. boarded th# llnrr Oroprta fpr
South Amarto* tost night o fttr on
tdvrrg—d— day which Included a

E f ryr» flashing Indignation. “I

Vgb'fQ *»►*» B» Daarro* |w»-

n't *ay I n*»*r tosk a 'drink.

Who doesn't 7"
"And gam liling-w r only play
• 15-crnl limit. You r a n t loaa
much that way, lieridos I usually
w#a.“
Th* actress Intimated »hr was
ready to "kU# goral-by*“ th* forty
odd thousand dollats sh* believes
-Daisy t&gt;ok and that she was ready
to fortrel th* jewelry, fur* and

(Continued art rage 4

rh I®Awarded
French Cro®®

Test®
f. Family

L#gton. of

or Claudel

Mount P
Cart Dn
■round

l from N#w York BushkUl la a

■ifri |

Mr*. Oaylaoi

Aa «*•■*

takr f

A™'

1 Mid th* wealmto nod BaBont*

gnd Mrs.

ea»Ut*rt.

it i»n was

Series Of T e s ts
LONDON, Jan. IP. — (AP&gt; —
Groat Britain's labor government
reasacmblti Tuesday, facing a #*•

A irilgious ronlraversy has en
sara with th# Catholic and Free
Church rienient* In rommnns at
loggfrhtads over th# question of
granls to “n4n-provld*«r schools
—that Is school* run lml*p*ad»ntI- hy t r lginu* organisations.
It l« belltvad In aom- q u arlsn
tha gorrrnmant will withdraw th#
whola Mil rather than risk defeat
by atlrm ptlag ta pick It* way
througk th* pitfall* that surround
the measurs.
On Thursday a major angagem*nt Is looked for with th* second
reading af th- trad# disputes b'U.
Fireworks uf bv*ry d#»rrlptlon
sr* uatlripatad with th* postlblll.
ty of enough liberals joining *h*
roos-rvaUv*a to «aus# lha fall i l
Iho labor government.
It Is gvnaspHy eapoeted. how.
avor, that a vatg wRI not ba token
before lha following Tuesday, al­
though Thursday's dahata should
dose loao aufftctonl •vldenca a* to
how tha land Raa. An Indication of
tha poaa'bla final lineup ma* avoir
com# on tM opaulng day of com­
mon# a# th - liberal parliamentary
p a rt, will meat then to consider
Its altitude toward tha W -

-nbm dutoly c o n tra ry - to *om
morn plan?* rumprWIng
th* view*, w e w ill a c c e p t youl
second annual all-Plstlda air ■ u rg e* lio n becdUM w e a n
tour due In Sanford today, hn« w illing to ria k y o u r Judgm «al
been postponed until Friday nj.
u to th e p a y in g a b ility o
trrnoon at 2:80 o'clock. T h '.
Information aa* contained la a y o u r c ltU c n i" , sa id K cn n u tl
trlcgrpm r*rrlrad heia at norm M. K ee fe , o f New , Y o rk C ity
b- Gw. W. MuRery of thr
Hanford L'ona Club. The fllera c h a irm a n o f th e B ondholder*
wrr* foridddon to leav* ‘he- P ro te c tiv e C o m m itte e a t -.(
meeting Saturday aftvrnoon t
Tampa airport by J. R. I’ockett, of the United State* Both* City Hall with tha City Cam
pertinent of Aoronastlcs, who
missions!#, and retarding Ua
la accompanying th« tour. Al
mlllara fer n*at yvar, he fertile
rare* and ta.l* of atihlllty nnl
declared. “We f**l that w# hat
alr-worlhln***. scheduled for
ton* aa far «a we ran In .maktel
Tampn yealerday ware called 'concessions by laying that If yw
off, and will l&gt;» held neat Sun­
will lira up to your pdmlrao, an
day. All ticket* told for admiaalon to the local field will l&lt;*
honored on Friday.

Evil Condition® Seen
A® Aid To Buaine®®
By Some OfCitizen®
MIAMI BEACH. Jan. IB.—(API
—With a “kvep out1' sign for
gamblers firmly tarkad over tha
municlp«l doorway by mtrobort of
the todtU y and fintncliUy txclualvt rommltlM of 100, rvtldtait of
thU Winter El Dorado of America’®
wsallhy pleasure seekera yatlerdav
awaited Mevelopmenla In the mlllloaahro-sponsorad drlv* to rid th#
rasort of s(*tuto v i s o r s . ,
Th* campaign took th . form a f
a routast, with th# aectotty ojart
on on* (Id* aad burin#** and trad**man on lh* ether aad th* muaiclpal
council In th* guise of a refer#*
striving to pleas# both partiea.
(lamblrrs and hookmaksrs, hero
for winter profits and play,
watched curiously along tha sld*
line* with resident* of lha rasort.
Th* mllllonirie*. g»n#r»lsd oy
Joseph II. Adams and Clayton
Sedgwick Cooper and represent­
ing member* of th* rsmmltt** of
100 Inauguratrd the
campaign
■wllh n demand-dor a tightly llddrd town during Ih* winter month*.
The penalty for frihtre, Adam*
said, would he withdrawal of Invrstmrnla by hlnwrif and other
wealthy land and estate osmrra.
Adams hold* city property vriurtl
at $2,000,000, h* said.
The burin*** and trad** msn
took up th* gaantiot la f*ror of
an open loam, as they reviewed
prospects of a slim winter season
In ths event that th* plae* went
(Continued On Fag* »

English Clergyman I®

tk* raakl

to r***csln&lt;*| M (AP)— Thn

to take th* oridene# lx for# th*
special grand Jury, summoned an
mder of Chief .Juatlea John P.
Mrilnorty to,Investigate the ugly
tumors which have loag attached
to the police department.
Already th* apoctsrulsr attack
of th* law b at had it* repercas(Continued On Pag* Hlxl

Commanded To Rest
of JBn Rpmcor and Al Dry
a rt carding a 141, while G, W.
Lo n d o n ! J u . i®X- (Ap)
Hponcrr aid Allan Stewart turnTh# Arrk^lshap of Canterbury
rd to 148.
. .JW boat ball owdrpoUka* fe* waa ordered to taka a r*«t of- at

nrahSraded *cd
to

proa* i t

Prepares Ammunition
Consisting Of New,
Inside Disclosures

f Jwth i a riled

much brilr
d thvir pulha U»t t. oc,

r

nutgaing

lk»t Cat

t JlsL Th*

f V~Nr*-

tk* morn ng round among th# pro. toast thsaa months J&gt;/ hi* physic­
fanslonali was won jolnil* by Roy ians yestordMv;
Ifotwn, pen al th* Dubodrand An stftoial pUfement Issued
rttirsc. Orlando, and Itob StuppU, frsm lha IlthM shop’s roaidenea.
(Stlcago pro. Jim Sponcor. Haafor-I LamiMih pnlaao, and aignod by hi*
doctors, rand-hg' Mtow*. - **
■tour, with a card of 149
“Th* ArtknlaltoB of Canterbury
golf hag olfnod tho ami
It suffritog M W • M vtra nsuralk tho towrat not rear#. $
r*. Th# funds1 gfas, Orlando smatour.
I, In th# arch­
( : sweater nffrrr-l by th*
rework. In orbishop's tt
1 O'* Rlvsr Trsnspartollmi
|h It will b&lt;
d#r to rag
Aa amateur helping hfg prt
rrhblsbop to
n*.#s»sry
g for *t least
tok# a raa
thrv# m ®
Tho rag)
long heart

ternary ■

SilppU,

Other Points In
gram HaveNo
AgreedUponAsY&lt;
To MeetWednesd

rain., an.l a low pwsaura area
hrtw rfn h*r* and Tamp* th*

0 . Jnh. ,dt»—&lt;AP) —

Unn. Penasylvaala, moved to­
day In the Senate for postpone■oat of consideration of the
liM H .M O federol oppHtprlaties for Red Crow relief aatU
Fob. • to giro the Red Croso on
optHWtnMIy to complete th*
maapaigw tor gio.ooe.eao in
prtrat* aobocrtptlows. Hewatar
Itohinooo, Arkansas Demsertlle leader, who to *p#w*wrlwg .
the IU .ee0.000 appropriation
raid he waa prepared to prw*
It to aa Immediate vole aad
claimed enough retes ta win.

Ingt in working on plans for
•over* curtailment. F ra il sa'd
the denting house o p e q tin r
committee had called the-efiMper member* to meet her*
Tuesday to dlsruM recent crltl•tom* of Iho organisation ami
-director*.

&lt;

Ive Aces Swoop
n On Lair Seiz- Air Races Put Off
Until Next Friday
Records Which
U triuM of po«t V.albllty,
Use Revelation

Hoover AppointaCommittee Of Citizens
With Coolidge And
^ Smith As leaders

'JSf-S^aSsrAS:
was obsorvad and lew lauded no
laiaaJM* his wogtb aa a- man and
O tf lC than to r hi* brilliant. «■r a q p s a soldier probatdy no mnro
Impmaaiva oarvtoo held than at
Washington and In* University
which (lenera! Lea headed after
the War between th* states and
where he passed on hto philosophy
a f Ufa to thousands af young

PREDECESSOR

HONORS

Growers* Troubles
In Catftortiia Told

Long-Time Resident
Of Geneva I® Dead
Funeral .fr y e r s fur Victor T.
IV lm , for 82 year* a resident of
G*h*vn, w*r* held thla morning at
10:30 o'rloek at the Oeaarn CemoIsry with th* Rav. L. R. Riser, nf
Mims, officiating. Tlf* (Erickson
Funeral Homo had ckarga of th*
arrangements.
Mr. F*t*ra was born in Genova
on May IS, 1870. and llvrd all hto
llfo In that community. H# was
prominently Identified with eattl*.
raising and farming activities of
that section. Ill* dcoth occurrad
suddenly Ratantoy ovenlng at his
rvsidenca.
II* la survlvtd by hi* widow,
Foarl I’elirrsi thro* daughter*.
Ruby Potors, a stodsitt at ths'F lo.
r'ula Rtst# Colltg* for W*m*n, TallahassJo; Opal P ttort, of Daytonai
Amorst P#(»ra. General ana bro­
ther, Georgs D tsrs. Gansvn, and
flv# slaters, Mr*. IL LanvHt, Oonrvs: Mrs. A. Taylor, Washington,
D. C.| Mrs. A. Wagner, Daytona:
Mrs. R. Nicholson, Daytona, and
Miss A. P a U ra •Jacksonville.

elly'a countar-proposal to It, lha
■hove staUmenta of Mr.* KtafF,
coming near th* end of th* meet­
ing, are hailed aa an Indication
that for th* first tluw In montha,
both sides are apprnaehlag an
*grr*ment. and ah e a rly ' settle^
mart of the city's flaandpl dtffto
cully loom* a , a possibility, j d
Beforo the SO mill rate Is' fin*,
ally set, howeeer, practically scary,
other proposition Included lit th f
orlglnnl nlrtw-palnf ' jfan dr th f
bond men must he ecvepled hy U d'
City^together with ssre rtl olhed
•urgestlona which wfr# aobmltr
led Saturday. The Commlaalowd** ,
acquiesced to ell of th# prapaef s
Ilona dxcept two, and th* auretM
of th* ontiro plan new hbtcen,efc'
the*# potato. Unahl* te agro* op'
thorn Saturday night, the- Ce*M.
mission*r*. at tha raquoat of *•»'

»tomorrow,
s a study
f i rthems sIn ®
dm B
discuss furthor th* shoolnte mint*
mum at which the City r t t t o * ^
•rated, dad meet with tha W l

delegatlon

e g * In

Wednesday

mornln* at 9:80 o'rloek.

Chandler’s Bui
And His Girl Foi
DeadlnAutomol
ATLANTA, J in . 1B^-(A P) —
Mis* Gtodyi Frix, pretty IB-yaup-old atanognphar, and Josh Crux,
I0-ye*r.old Filipino butler at tho
horns of Asa 0 . Chandler, Jr., w«N
found shot to death &gt;rstarday In
the Flllpias’a parked auto mob**,
on th# Candlar astoto.
s
.1
Tha girl waa sitting on thB
rtllpino'o Up. Both had been kill­
ed with U pearl-handled nkkal
ptotad ptotsl belonging to ChalAl*r, sou of th* lata aaft drink
manufacturer.
A coroner's Jury returned
vardtot ef merd«r and suicide,
finding tha FIHpina shot tha gifl'and thsp killed himself.
..*A note was found In f n u ^ '
room saying "we are rhonalu®
this way out" and Indicating .4 i
suicide pacL Tha nato wan Ip C tW a
handwriting and bar* no W—R;

Frix Is • railroad WrtWw
waa on hto regular n » it
tonooga wh#n hto daaghtgg
wa# found.

iCraa ram* to Atlanta to
tor** smpliy from Manila
year* ago. Ha had kaawi
Frit, according to toottort
BORTON, Jan. 1$ - ( A F ) - T h s bo# aIsUr, MU* LauUo Pi
Colonial Express of thn New York about ala months.
Drag wa* an alaaUnr ■
Now Haven and Hartford Rail­
road speed lag through a heavy and h* ggH th* girl m#t I t
snow storm colU4yd with * *•»sang** laaal n r a r - f c f r m * todjy

a h t o t S t o ^ T n a IseatwoUvTaf th#
sjp raa y craahad Into tho rear af

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•1m m S 'flU M f'ti'* Ml
ba hnsitiw* kfasMll'"&lt;i
of a ( m l i w wW-Mi

served

*0&gt;*M'pr«l;

I t It, t h a t he should b e reganted In
cdhor European countries, u th e i
tlmd, a t e o[ th e a re a l a s t soldiers o f
l u i n h S , J5w Ms reA) Arkable ability

•tUntlon on ■rc«*t i
Ur.' Whan bo I* wledni
cholto sb«M of tho UxJ
rr and Moctws*, lot
tb it tho osino meMOT
op to Fronehmon, too.
charming pUtoroouno
tom. And, If r w « *

f o r each o th e r. Bioca tim e imfeline end een ln e neoes h iv e, been
Muon e t ell, :it' ascot* to us, u n le u
hnid m o th ers end, th e ir g rin d - •tratcha* of 4*MrtMl main atrw c
-Ton will
be e*H. "few
LfouglVt b e fo re 'th e n t
i f e r tn e te r le U /ln " tem peram ent Pirialan* of oiqr m s . and oboe.
l y change*, spread out over bun •11, not • »to*U pretty PnrliUo
rUi, a f*» old udiaa w iihejeln.t-

I member*
end fOf na
Ic tone*.

S &amp; s &amp; s . w u s c
of Fart* h u disappeared, and U»*

Irty-one,

e carefree end m ore or
ley e re not serious-m inded,
ids tw ice ee,
e s . quickly es
It sectateftifrM ftw itbdP
ctiln Amount o f reserve
enerally la m lsInterprH * .

sd to bejleve* that I f , eel
Blare fiercely Javfcry’ timd
kvo cets alone. That archr
tig e r look/how ever, c institute e dlstlntt cits

I^Miisaas

Iarff*t ardor* aed
lab It la hapMalbb
k humanity In y

Um oppotlt* yd# of SlfM r Mm ■oUai. T ri ll* two ale ln«f r»a

EnglUh, and wUefc la

d any day one th ln k e I
h a l e badly m istaken,

f Inevitable cleah. Lift It

t
jM K

Maadhad with KampaSa «lviU*a&gt;
tloa. "Roma la not tka eaplul of
|U don't get much aympalhy from the Um Latin world. Roma la Um aspl*
iilkf of doga.-People like dogs &lt;too' well, U l of Um worU| had s au m U M i
ima to us that without the friendship of apfpksay of bar eatboliehr U at
Hand. Of this, th§ profroanlra d»valupmant of the CwtiU* Church
with Its naUva clargy la tbo Beat
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tredked A m ericans e in s ith e r
fo rd I t W U h lh th s a te tea o r b
th rtlig h th e 'm e d iu m o f th e\R

‘fvi flflttivnh flu

-yi ili hr

owjyH

ta a raaraly paUtkal
If to call to U s YalloW
i la to a fraob roaUae*
hair first doty ta God.

s e r t ak y . ; . e e w v t o f
govern
b u t how little re la te d to y o u r
venture t h a t you read,

WOULD
YOU CANT

itl tlUialion af
much. "If It la

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A 0 a seaUat on tbo.
\b* mind,'and art Sad

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(«'» »lon| u t i r l i r i .i l u ^ ) ,
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e Friday Evening
M l *0 raorabtri prrtent,
«r marling of tbt Waal
• r y P. T. A. * u hold
r al f:«0 o'clock with
■..Tttnrar, Yirt-pr«ld*nl,
T te program tar tha atjiatelcd of a rang, "May
k Thra Abide** by B»habrad by Mr*. J. ||. ColM an addraa*. "Building
K« Manta lily" by Mr*.

A dimer danra, Ik M ott of K
Kail nuntbar of hfr frVaaf*. «M
Iran Friday waning by Mr*. W.
• Fltu at bor hoax on Baal S a ­
id strrat. imjBfdlatrly after Ura
a. M. B. Smith haa ae b p arrlral o|
bar alitrr, Mr*. D. J, White*
O’Connor left UiU
'• JatkaontlD* l« ap
i baainraa.

* ChattenVr*.
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J,ra

Ira* Path, Ul. who celebrated Ma
fJurth birthday recently. M ro R .
I*. Pack, Jr. aatertainrd with a
birthday patty Saturday atterMOa fet bar home on Twentieth
Street. Ptnehprat. Through** tha
afternoon Ura children pi aped
with garnet, toy* and btllaaqk A t tha tea hoar the p m b W i
urberad Into thr dining room
where tha rafraahment table wan
centered with a Urge ohlte birth*
da* taka decorated with fact
lighted jplnk candle*. QvusUUa*

a t l:S 0
Gallant,

1 F IIUPTW IW I •&lt; Ura
• A W w taaary Society of
HW*
Church will
i l l &gt; o'clock at tte church.

^ -T flW ff&amp; A t
^■E*»l « d a P. T. A. will
at S o'clock at tho school

TJreto'*, waa ndw by tlte entire
f*wp.
Tha entire 'program centered atoend the planting of a Florida
hoty which waa date with lmpnaahre cert many. Mm. C, R. Matea, repreaaotatlva of tte Mayfair
Circle of the Jenler Garden Club,
gave a paper on “Do Tree* Kara
Pervonalltyf" Mr. Lawton further
emrbaalied the Idea of tte per
-onallty of tha tree 'by Itt
Mnngth and sturdiness aa comfared to cltlaonahlp tn a atadehl
body that la In making for fututv
general Iona. B f e a , o rdering hU
talk, Supt Lawton, amopneed
•hat the Sanford Junior High
School haa bew racaanniwd a* ehi

.school* of
r t t e Young Poapte’* O ly Union hula to th*. ptttefpil and faculty
MO hold It* January moating at a* w-li aa mamtera o f-tte P, t .
WO o’clock at tho rtn t.P n e b y - A. who hove all made tte conferwwtaiv f^MWra-i.
'

Is teW te adactlag a revival
a tfcarch near lira past office
pin, Mary, Prwrahlng takaa
i ovary, night V 7i80 o'clock,
tho eaeopttea of Saturday*,
i aftoroooa aervlcea am condisvarp day except Monday*
teterdaya, at *’.30a’elock. An
li- Invitation I* .extended to

Mr*. Vialet Gordon, formerly of
•Ma city, now of TltuayUlo, tn
lease Bryant ariffln, of Atlanta.
Ga. and Titusville. The couple *at
married al Ura P in t Melhoritat
Church ut Tltuavlltn on Sunday.
Jan. IS In lira pretence of n few
lop mate friend*. Mr*. R. IGleen and son, Robert, of thla city,
wore proarnt

"Bunny" McCall, Sr., BlUy iuld
Ifarmaa Bromley, Connie McCall.
Aitgdla and Sylvia Mrlach; S tty
Mania; Marry Ann and Sarah El­
l'll Baaaldy, Harry B e le y , Mary
gteraan*. Beryl Steven*.
Shirley Smith, Mary Iteria Map,
Loolae Puritan, Haney Jo GoetaWx,
Glenn Lingte Jr., Cauthen Hptehl»oo. Jr.. Mr*. A, D. Smith, Mr*.
H .' Glynn Ungle, Mr*. Arthur
'Mosra. K it. Edward R. McCall.
,Mn- R. L, Peck, Mr*. II. B. Purdon, Mr*. Howard C. lang, Mr*.

card Buhrman, formerly of of pink domblat.

aardaal

I te r aiplalned that the
tree which waa planted
■tea In honor of Mr*,
l- ltether of the Weal
■a Club. After a brief
Baoueelon the meeting

Iran with relative* and frUada,
Mr*. Byron Walker baa returned
■ W. M. Scott left yarterday for
to her home in Tampa. . .
;Mlanil and Fort Myerm where he
Mil* Ann Underhill, of Bathe- plane to epend a week on buelnaa*
trllla, waa Ute werk-eod guest &lt;*l

BROWN-

•Cateadul**, gtadiail and far*
mad* op th« floral dwaraHm* «t
Ura bridge party gtwn Friday
arming by UIh Learn ChlUmten at htr homo on Magnolia Aranaa for (ha member* of Ura “33"
Clab and a labia of other giant*.
Tab tallica war* dreigned la paaJ. Booth. Mr*. J. a H*ff,
J. E. Baker. Mr*. T. G. PI*

[Our first showing of

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pa, epenl yesterday and today
Km eitb her coa*'.n. Mr*. P. K.
Mr*. Don U. Wilder, of Jack- Boomillat, Palmetto Avenue.
aopvtUa, arrived Sunday to vlalt,
her mother, Mr*. John T. Brady. , George Brady W • pending the
Palmetto Avenue, for aoveral winter reaiien hero with ho mo­
ther, Mr*. Jr hn T. Brady, at her
daya. .
** .
home on ralmatto Avenue.
Barnard Irak*, a otadeat at
Citadel School, Charteatoa, 8. C„
arrived her* Saturday'became of
the critical lllncoa of bla father.
Boo Lake. ^
w
Mr*. Henry Wight, Mr*. Rndor
Corlett, of Genova, Mr* R ,M. Galhway and Mr*. D. U. Wilder, of
JacteoqvUte, wiH motor lo Doland tomorrow to attend a Gar­
den Club mealing.

You are Invited
to a
Cold Cookery Demonstration
Given By

Exceptional
Values at

Miss Helen Gwln, Home Economist
of the Knox Gelatine Co.
Johnstown* N. Y.
At The Display Room Of The
On and after NWednesday January 21st.
all driverst of automobiles
without 1931
*• . %*
license will be arrested.
Sheriff J .F . McClelland.

8 P E C lA !e --

US Magnolia Are.

Refreshments—Prizes
Tuesday and Wednesday a t 2:30

DOLLAR DRY CLEANING CO.
A Florida Corporation
MacLander Arcade. SIS East First BL

HaU with a Paris
air of authentic
fashion rightness
but a price that is
low in good Ameri­
can monoy. Berets,
brijned hats, sidedraped affairs and
Just rags • of - hats
made of fabrics.
Baku, charmeuaett«, crtolaee, luatre
and Ipcy straws, as
well aa felt com­
binations.

HELP

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The Attic h Flooded
with bargains. We are swamped with the great eat values ever
offered la this department.
—

A brilliant collection of 1831 fashions
for the women or mise who wants
to be smartly dressed at thrifty
prices. We present these frocks ao
remarkably low priced that youll
want several at once.

Come and Get Them at Your Own Price!!!
Wc need room—Help us make It* Here are a few samples of whai
you if ill find.

Announcing
Our

—--------- IN THE ATTIC — --------4 PC. REED LIVING
ROOM SUITE.
Settee, chair, rocker, and
table. Ante aesta In exceOeat coadUtoa.

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Center Tables. 34 Inch, (
Kitchen chain (only • ) .
Oak Rockers (only S) ....
Fibre Rockera (only 3)1
End Tabtea (only 6) .1
YOU CASH
SET OF B DINING
CHAIRS.

B PC BREAKFAST

aew —
shape

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Priced

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would, b* retailed by Uw
d tp for use in openthw until
Mar. 1. at whlsh tins* c u m t
taxes should be comin* In.
■ Third, that the City whenId retarn money 'horTuwed" from surplna fluid* oat of the first roll**ted bstoxe*.
.Fourth, that Use City should
base its .tax collection ew an 80
par e n t figure* and net ati a W
percent figure. ■
Fifth, Umt Urn City ahaold pro*
ride legislation ta permit, Use
foreclosure of tax liens as' aeon
ia.UM.bwU eLlhnJOig, nosatlee.
118,000

Stanley tb# bend attorney*
Glb*Teut bf-Us*
i haUnee, n ’.Mm of HIMO
u also he "loaned”, to the Cily
2eW It to wpser^w ftar tljw.kert»«f January and all ef T»bru*
, -That “loan” or W O O mmt
Mpald avt Um first tax money
S a d this year, the bond atjgya can tend. They aipreseed
belief that a tax coltarttan *1
(or mmt ton b* effaeled, a*PIng that belief by Isttrodaelnx
suggestion that the City
lid provide legislation which
maid allow foreclosure proceedM* ta be Instituted as seen as
m ta x hooka if* dosed, Instead
I s (wp-yapr grace period aa Is
*w In existence. •&gt; Tb* Wpaymet* ef tfcw*W,000 waa

Sixth, that the City be allowed
ta accept bond* In payment | f de­
linquent taxes, providing, i (a)
that any hood, of the CUy, either
matured or on-matured ha accept­
ed, and (b), a t Um same time, the
1M0 tame* must be paid In cash.
Bee*nib, that Use proportionate
part af all ceDacUana appropriat­
ed to debt service should he plac­
ed In a aaparata acrocnt aa colleeted and should be) paid out
monthly ar quarterly. | &lt; '
Eighth, that a levy pf 80 mills
will ha allowed povlding the bud­
get la arranged on n basis of M
per cant coUcetieoi - A |
1
Ninth, that the&gt;City give the
boudhelders' attamrys naUee el
t i l change* In tha charter.
The Commissioners tentatively
agreed to ell the polnla with the
exception of Ik r-n rts m of the
133,000, and Ute prapeeed legisla­
tion. On that latter ? point, the
Commie*loners look a stand of
three for and two ags|nst It. May­
er Duma*, and Cocnmlsslonsrx
Lehman and Byrd were af the
opinion that lb* mnaaura was af
much value in acting pa a “lever”
In the teOectlon of taxes. CentalsfeloMta Lcfflcr and Spfer took lb*
stand that prompt
fore*men l
waa,loo groat a hardship. They
w an Af Ih* opinion that cititems
should be allowed offs yearns
grots, with a 10 per cant flat pen­
alty assamed for non-payment
whan due. With n three to ttm
veto, however, that point Is ten­
tatively carried I n favor of th*
commltV*.
A long d tactual on ensued on
possible further reductions Ip op-

ftarum r*r»*.
chair*** od the Red Cr»«. will
sew* arc M ito a a , Mr. BmJlh, De­
mocratic ommmmi ef Mr. Know
Id 1101 John Vf. IHrt., Demo­
cratic praaklrotlal nomlnsc In
1W4, Om , John J. Pmhlnit a«j
Q u . Abel Doris of CkIf*It®, will
be th* vice chairmen.
House leader* »rr l«kl“* for •
compromise. Jh t Issue will b* be­
fore thews early In lb* week.
WiUsofct a record vots, Um Se­
nate approved the fund Saturday
but at the request of Reed, It arrsed to teeonelder to permit him
to offev the postponement resolu-

such a relief pragmas baa been
through voluntary effort and for
many year* this effort ha* been
centered In the American Bad
Cross, created by the people thesn■elere to act In .Juat such am irtriteles. It baa mat Its' rtpenalbllltlea magnificently In llama of
war and af peace.
■. ■

Daisy deBoe H a s
More S t u f f T o
S p i l l O n‘^Clara”

Mr. Keefe said that "Your attor­
neys should gat mat foreclosure
proceedings as quickly as possible.
Ar* you gaiag to make a .email
proportion "of, your cUlsens earry
IHa bordua forever I OUr contone
Ilea la that no ..real effort ha*
been modi to collect taxis, abd
that It IsT oor duty to enforce
eollerikns r Msmedia taiy.” When
Mayor Dutosi told Mr. Kesf* that
tax payments on at le ast'ti'ash divisions to this city make up 40
per cent of the delinquent roll, Mr.
Keefe said “Foreclosure proceed­
ings should g» forward at once.
This City should not be afraid af
all |hp state and eoupty ' taxes

(Coutlaacd frees Page asm)
'del bes ah* charges her ex^arro­
tary .with buying out af her own
checking account.
MU* Bow add she was.angry
because her faith In people was
gon*..'That’s why I wept on th*
Stood.?!
-ml
“I shall never trust anyone
again," ah* said hltlerty.
“Add then aha alto up these ew
Iha stond and tnaers a t me. I used
to think eh* had a sweat face b«t
now aha teaks as' hard.?
* Mlsk Bow had mare to say aims*
Daisy'S asaertien tb* fansoon hats
was beeaasd.
V&gt;, *i .» r
“My hair'baa always besvi red.
At times, for different, pictuven

itfwswi wntotwa
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la haring to pas* up that picture
'City Streets,' JYn hroken-hearlad
ever that bbeaue# It waa a big
dramatic port, net the sort ef

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nri&lt; Uawilt
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cuter said, u s t W (toes a ctauuo

could be reduced to at least BIO,000”. If* added, “It la outrageous
to think tfai| sesh a sum Is nec­
essary, and I aak that you' look
closer Into tha angle* of your opthere ate many other cut* which
could seasonably be made. 1 be­
lieve that you wlU be able to agree
with jw that th* return *f the
tSlflW wilt not cripple your op­
erating expanses *hi th* least. Ws
hare accepted practical!/ all or
yonr plans, and wa think tkat this
satire attention can be , handled
Satisfactorily”,
Commenting on the more than
UJbOQfioa which _ rtam roi» toe
ariglnat nlaa-polnt* must

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Johnson, an erect, wad*groomed
and calm man of about140,' remain.
*d at home during th* d«^.
lilt daughter w*a found ahot to

llama eophomer* atudent at the

F arfly prifly; (10:00, Sherlock
H on o r; M o , Rhythm Makers;
1 1 Florttfaa Rkhardoeri'a or­
chestra; 11:00, SplUlny'a orches­
tra hear.
346.9—WABC New Yetk-363
. (fcBS Chela)
7:WMNirWnt sVeWte; 7:15, The
V a g a b o n ^ l 7:10,
Evangeline
A d a m u jf® , Ton. Cabooch; 3 :00 ,
New world symphony; 3:00, Toptes IqgJBrtef^ 3:16, Orchestra end
le, modern
ator Era;' OHIO,
i* Thfee UaVrri;
9:30, An Evsaing In Daria; 10:00,
Guy Lombardo‘3 orchestra; 10:30,
Tha Columbiana; ' 10:30,
Don
Araaiso, the'WIaard; 11:00, MdsL
cal Aviator*; 11x16, Uroun's radio
column; 11:80, Hendarson'a or­
chestra.
H U - W J I New York-730
. (NBC (Kola) 8:00, Start and Stop; 8*45, Top­
ics In Brief; 7:00, Amho V Andy*

Traveler; 7:30.
Same a ■ W rt; T:4S, Orchestra;
B:00.'JHudlo program; glSO, Bam*
a* WJS; 0:00, Record program;
0:19, heme a* "WEa V; 10a0!L
Sam* aa WJS; 10:30, Music*
Movlea; 11:00. Same aa WJS.
4*3—WFLA Clearwater—638
._*rt6, Varletyr. 6:45, Topics .la
•Brief
dy (f
EVaRgellst A. Q. Canada who
Phil (
began fhottifga yesterday In th#
‘Rocks
tent' located on West First Bl. 5gt
Elm AvtpM. was met bp- large
ut*s ta the nation's capital (NBCI and enthiulaatic congregannt)* it
3:30, I pan* Troubadours (NSC) both services on the opening day.
3:30, Bering orchestra; 10:00, Fen
In th* afternoon th* Evangelist
tur# program CNBC); &lt;10:30, subject was th* Wonder vforklag
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Jack Baek’a orchestra.
At 7:30 o'clock In th* evening
t i o j —WMBR Tampa—Ilf#
tb* tent was well filled. The sub­
0:00, Tbaater news, fight card, ject waa the high cast of sin tak­
announcement*; 0:30, Trio; 7HM, en from Romani 6:33.
Dinner music; 8:30, Shopping to
Tb* sneaker said In pari: Thar*
h firiq OHXyifcale of the Mas- are thrift [hard. Irorde In Ihlatett,
ti/M S O . WMRB cigar program; wages, a)n, death. Bln looks hann10:00, EnUrlatnen.
bM enougk When spelled with
161J —WRVIF Gate#*viBe—133 thra* Htll# letters. But there ar*
v TUESDAY, JAN.13, 1331
other word* used to unfold
&gt; 3*0,- a . vjL* T ^ y W i m .
• : 0 t Music Appreciation - Jim Oraaalng th* boundary, -Iniquity.
lor’Htgh School; 3:40. Aanf Bain Not keeping' square/ Wickedness.
ray's Chat to Homemakers; 10:M Crooksdness. Lawteasnet*. Law
Morning Moledlso;, 10:44, Besumi bfualwr. Out af harmony with
of N*w*&gt; Events; 11:00, Variei] God. Gull*, means Deceit, sneakMArital Farad*; ID ** HestlJ In* *a*kJnem. .',ThlS takes us
Trachoma in btefc to the hiss of th# serpent
Popular Pro. In sin.
:58, Tim* Signal*; 11:00,
"Bln pays wages. It Inlslsta on
N6** Feat* ret 13:10,
W l«l id ftojl; ‘It I?yOit¥iMPay* automatically. The wages of
rida Fee U r 1*5, A' Bit ’of Music;
B!00, Educational Program; 1:5.7,

shy's "Nutcracker Suite"; 4:00,
Bridge by Radio —Gama No. 0;
4:30, Tha Car* and Feeding of
Infante —Dr. K. O. Lancasts.-;
4:43,' Radio Scrap Book) 8:03,
Tiro* Signal; 5:01, Wallace Ha*per and Hla Gator Collegia***;

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section foreman to suneclntendeat
l v * y t Light of tha Birmingham i^Irtjlof^ q j

elder of the Aoatln dlatdct or the
Methodist chunk, fold Inreatigatora he had taken her to the
church, hoping the paator would
bo able to effect a m eadllatinn
In a lovers' quarrel between the

Jary refused to return
mcnU'
Polkc Chief Word
gavuAli explanation of

an IndictO
prate-day
the ahoOt-

(Conftaued from rag e Oaa) '
land In tha trap hart la th* rath
green a total measured -dlsteura
of 310 yard a Jim Spencer had a
remarkable chip ahot from a 'trap
to hta credit. Coming In on num­
ber nine Spencer’a ball an hi* *#*•
ond atroka, landed in th* trap Hi
front of number nine green. Uitag
a niblick, ke lifted th* ball In a
high areh which ended |n (he cum
Hole.* ** x
------ T
The team m m
follow; the
first mentioned name being pro,
the second, the amateur :L*nrl*
Ayton, ML Plymouth and Cat!
Dann Jr., Orlando, dS7l Bob Stop­
ple, Chicago, and Q. W. Malone,
Chicago, 133; Tom Cprney, Chi­
cago, end J«e Master*, Sanford,
141; Al Bryant, Palatka, and Jim
Bpcncer, Sanford, 141; Aft Mil)r«. SanLando, and Fred Newton,
Rollins, 141; ' P ag' Allen, Dm
Ijmd, and I . K. Johnson, Orlando,
141; Joe Brlfnro, Daytona ani
Calvin Black, Orlando, d4f; Ales
Rlupplt, Chicago, and J. S. Ed­
wards, Orlando, 141; Allen Ste­
wart, Sanford and (1. W, Rpeneer,
Sanford, 143; Dow George, Atom*.
Ilf
1_a__ Park,
Da&gt;L and
_M.1 Andy
Aa&gt;,L V
nfLita*
Winter
Lofton*
Winter Park, 143; F. Stauffer,
Ann Harbor, Mich, and KredTresh
er, Orlando 144; Roy Horan, Or­
lando, and Schkyler Golden, Or­
lando. 144; 8. Hancock, Detroit,
and I t I , Ferris*. Orlando, 147;
and (baa: McKenna and Paul Mc­
Neill, 1M. The following team*
failed to turn ‘In tear** for after­
noon rounds: Ram Belfort, Day­
tona, and Jack Dunn, Daytona;
Mack flennott, Maine, and F. D.
Guernsey. Orlando, and
Geo.
Christ, Davenport, and Erwin
Dunn, Daytona.

^Ailamx had (men going with
Mlaa Johnson, aa had Wllllama, al­
though Williams had been away
at school.
"When Wllllama learned she
had been going with Adams—■
married man—he objected. I am
not going to speculate as to the
motive Mr. Johnson had, where
his “d a in tc r u involved. II* Is
widely inspected and well liked
fiat,**
B, T. McWhorter, Jr., assistant
ceuntT attorney, declared he had
t» theqry.as to the motive. Nob
tie r he nor
police depsrtminli
had mad* any .further laveatigatlon of th* shooting since Satur­
day night, when Johnson waa re­
leased on bond about two hours
after be surrendered at th* police
station'and relinquished hla gun.
Justice of th* Pear* B. II.
Wiley, who announced he expected
to return an Inquest verdict today
of ’death from gunshot wound* at
th# hand* #f A. 8. Johnson, said
Johnson refused to discuss th*
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caa* with him.
Meanwhile, the body of Ailsms ‘blue law."
Mayor Val C. Cleary, who re­
a clerk and ambulance driver of
the medical department of ,ths cently donned hi* official robes,
hewed firmly to the line of law
anforcement la a public statement
to th* delegation of millionaire*.
Later, however, with the plea of
tha business and tradesmen for
a retraction, Clrary stated that
the round! would adopt a "liberal
policy" In regard i»‘ entertain­
ment features along this section
of th* gold coast.
"1 am no long-haired reformer,"
BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 18. — he said.
D. Richard Mead, president of
(API—Argentina’s exports declin­
ed approximately one-third during the City Council, said there would
1030, according to figures anh. be no "blue laws" passed, out that
railt«d tv th* treasury yriterday he ami hla Conferees would en­
by the director of national atatla- force th* law.
A high light in the situation
ties. Tonnage export* for th* year
totaled 10,987,630 compered with waa th* arrest Saturday night of
If,703,430 ton* Ih* precioua year. eight men on vegranry charges.

M i a m i Beach Is
Disrupted O v e r

ALL KINDS building
Lumber, rough or 4
liverod cheap. Vtrnm i
Co&gt;, Harvey Veins, Oi

ytf.

Accident D e l a y s
T rain Conveying

Prince Of Wales

fContlaned Frtm Fat* One)
following, and apparently they en­
joyed watching th# big crane**
awinging aa they atood In the
early hour* of Ah* morning in
open country along a disordered
track.
French railway official* order­
ed a special train up from Bay­
onne with all speed and the paaaengrrs on the aoulh hound *«•
prea* wore tranaferrod for the re­
mainder of the Journey to Spain.
This had caused a delay of four
hour*, and aa Ih* IMnie of Wale*
knsw the liner was straining to
get eff, he esked railway offlriala
*4 Bayonne to telephone the cap­
tain, requesting-him to bold up
sailing a few hours. This was at
Late at alghL after obtaining
motor r a n at llendeye, Just acroae
th# French frontier, they arrived, Dr. W. B. MaeDOUGALL, CHI­
ROPRACTOR, la MW located Ml
safe and tired,'and wrnt aboard
the Oropeaa, which had bee* kb realdeoe* tm Marti Heights,
brought to a dork from lla an­
chorage In the stream In order to
facilitate th* embarkation.
LOST: Fox pjrrler deg. Whit* A
tan. Finder Pboa* 657-W.
LOST— Ladles tortoise rimmed
glaasea. Reward It returned la
Her*ld_offjce.
MJ8T—Pink remro brooch*. Re­
ward If returned to Mrs. David
Hpeer nt Speer A Son,_________
1090 CHEVROLET 3 doer roach
mechanical condition good 3394.
00 Reel A How. Myrtle Ave.
BARGAIN. Model A Ford Thdor
Sedan Fin* dondltlo'n.
Kent'
Motor Co., Phone 17._________
Th* remarkable thing about
Thoxlne lx that while It relieve*
almokt Instantly it cantalns noth­
ing hamifbl, and Is pleasant tastirg and *af* for tb* whole fam­
ily. SInjers and speaker* find
T^cxln* very valuable. Put up BUILDING BobCXS -Irrigating
ready f»r use ■In 35r, 00c, and
hexea and general cement werfc.
•1.00 MtUes. Your money back If Miracle Concrete C*. J E. Ternot satisfied. Bold by all drug­ wIPmre". Peon %d and Clm
gists.—Adv.

By Jphn Devlin

DOTDOBE

FOR SALK —a r n d j S
■tar**, i u kMUrt,
bad*, u d n h l |« n t M i
Transfer » 4 S ta n c e •

Jade* W. B, Sheppard, closing lb*
'.Mettle Two Blti Club, night club
la Miami, pending hearing oa a
padlock order.
*
la the meantime, unofficial rr*
porta were that local night elobs
In many of which (ambling caaln*
oa are aald’to bo operated, enter­
tained the uiual number of pa­
tron* Uat nlfht. One or two fluba
who a n raid to h*ee gambling a*
their eole feeture of entertain-

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la Baafprd; rnatomera ritabl shed,
excellent pay- The J. H. Watkins
Co. 70-91 W. Iowa Avs. Memphis,
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ready te plant, might help ta
WILL RENT to reliable party.
forty acres good farm land
ready for cultivation, on* year
for car* *f place and tax**. Fee
information write
Mrs. Lsite
Alexander, 613 North Gay BL Apt
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_____ AN INDBPgfPKNT DAILY NEWSPAPER
SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATI’ltDAY. JANUARY 17, 1M1.

VOLUME XXII

Plans A re Ready For Huge
Air Tour Which WillCome
Here Oh Monday Afternoon
Postponement U rged
In O rder To See I !
Red Cross Drive' Ii i
To Be Snccessfu

"We need more . automobiles
wlih which to Iran*port the near1/ 100 avialara and officials to
their hotel Monday afternoon,
amt once again wa urge you,
especially the ladle* of Snnfortl,
to donate the at* of your automo­
bile* for a few hour* Monday to
that wo Vnay aid In making the
I Jen* Club’, effort* a luecrm",

field I* prumnjmed In perfect con­
dition; the uraihef U arheduletl
l » l&gt;e cleat aid warms the co­
operation of county and city police
official* I* a- 1111*1: the entertain­
ment uf the visitor* la expected to
be well-taken rare of In that beat­
er.
f»cr. and dance ticket*
..111 I.

.

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W ILL BE HERE MONDAY

Real Estate Men Arc.
Told They Are li»gging Behind In At-!
tra d in g B u s in e s s 1

Actress' Failing 1
Poker A ndFor Bi
ing Jewelry To G

WASHINGTON, Jan. .17— ■'

r T x 'n r r » r n S n t jk f t ;^ h t c t t
LOS ANOKLKS, Jan. I
(AIM - Ural estate dealer* Jh'i-t (
vrak up to the fact that ih-y I
tAP)— Clnrn How. r*pl*
must do tuner attractive, caiwir !.-•
temporarily a,', leant aa b l
live and inlenigcnt advertising If
tlnn picture ntar. ata;
they expert to *urviv* general
away from superior co
. |.u*inr*« r.'iiii etltl. n. Hugh I V I, I ter. Il. u.tnn, T i l * chairmen ot
yesterday an her former i
, |He advrrtlilng rocnmlltr* of,the
rotary,
Dalny dcBoe, on t
_ i NaU'.iwI. *\vo. ip|i.m of ..Real
for Udegetl theft from !
, late Hoa ds declared yeaterday.
* lie » . « ore of thr principal np.akemployer, began to “tall a
t tri imdorvd I'.irJ m-nnplaar. "Independent Menhant", ewnrd by thr Morarrh Kbod
_ rt • at tbr mldw ntcr bunlnr-i
Th*" flame-haired actrooa t&lt;
' nirrlliig of (hr a nviat'nn.
be tar «&gt;f the baling feature a rf the lu plane air rircu* which rnmr* to Sanford Mon- lo play poker, ah* bought n
t’nllrr -a'd murh rf r al exln'o
lk|uor and gave'her maai fri*
umbr the auapin-a of the Sanf. rd IJnni Hub.
' a-lvritblnc. &lt;-xps-cisltv in III* rn«e
•xpenalv* J*w,lry, Mb* d*Bo* 1
proposed by Senator Roblnun of
I of «iu*ll town realtor*. I* “ hIoctitled, giving name*, ameomto |
Arkantai.
py." iinallmitiie and d»c- tml
placw*.
, "pull." Unlit they iralla &gt; they
8*” ,« leader* believed tirru
_ Two munt« Involving a*a
mi:»t keep rtep w th appealing a l•TOO were dismissed oa matb
wa» little ehane# of deferring tho
vert'alhg In ether lino- of Ini.Ithe state Juat before It raatg
h,ur *ho
llhapproved.
nr«», hr add. d, thry cannot ex
1. kllhbod It would
case, Imvlng .U rouata .alb
pret to rrrgrr**.
grand theft of approximately
Administration leader* to o k
300 against th* blond* a t *
not# of the mounting *Urk of necIlr pnlnlrd to ullrarlire a'lvrrtary.
tiring of uutnniobdn, rigairllny
exwry legislation which muat be
nnd othir rum mod tin today m l
The "It" girl, who was to.
passed before Mar. 4 adjoamnirnt
In "City Street*," w u rwi
to avoid tho extra .**.lon .m l
drrlarnl rraltor* wrrre lagging. ‘
r “Th r leg problem with them."
Senator NfcNary or Oregon, a**i*.
yaalenlay by Silvia Sldaay af
Itr -ail, *-|* that lhev cahnot afN«w York stag*. l&gt;*ramowat i
U n t RepUhJIran leaitar, gave no­
dlu officials annouacad. They
tice he would a*k night' ae*«lon*
(ord to advert be on thalr n«it
next week.
nbd, however, that Mias Bow f
PARIS, Jan. IT— (A P )— T w »
WASHIN’OTON, Jan. 17. — hraik li* thry *hnuld, Wr can solve
"through," aa Mlaa dtBaa-had |
. A delegation of Red Cro** offl- traveling aalesmrn from l/m&lt;lon (AP)-Republlcan leader* were that problem at nne-alxth the cost
At
the
annual
meeting
of
th*
•
dieted In her purportad confaaa
cl*U headed by John.Barton Pay- apart Uat *v»«lug in compatallvr tallnl on In Ih* Senalo jrslrrday they now poy.
Pirnaldrijiughttm Memorial Hus- ah* would be if ah* got "on* at
tContinued O* P i| . Three)
•'Our aim h th increase the
qabt at their Mto) here, hut, they by Senate Cutting, Republican
pltal
A*smiail.n
which
waa
held
slant In th* paper*."
,'JJ
were the object of coa*ld«:ably of New Mexico, to "repudiate" rpielity and qnant'ty of not *M
at tho Court lloust Tliarsday ufMlaa dr Bo*, th* ftrat dofbl
•atr odvrrt;*ing at a rriiiiiikl ro,r.|
mere attrition than I* usually *c- Robert It. Lucas,' c*rtulK«"dlrrctetnnon, th* offlcrta ard dirertera wltnraf, said tho artrwew hlrad.1
IV» pro|«&gt;*e to help traitor* by ,
cr.rded a gmnaierclat traveler.
tor of th* Republican Nallanal
whi have served th* crganiaatlun as •rxrrlary st STfi a . week. I
Iwllrr nrwrpap. r adrrrt'nlng, |lil 11
They xcr* th* Prince of Wale* Committer, for activities hr del­
for the past year were unanimous­ amount to bo ial,ed to ||2|'&lt;
rret malt, wheirhy wr furnish lii* 11
at'd hi* bwithcr, Prince Ccorgo, crihrd-a* "disgraceful and outly te-rleelrd by the I I members Ih* and of a year, and that I
'iI&gt;rrator
with
altrartlir
ail*
hrar-ji
but they were strictly imdgnitu rageous."
.
present, financial and riectrtlva duties wore many. Mho paid '
lag hi* oaa, •. wliirh hr ran -end •
ard there wa« none cf the pomp
The New Mexico Senator awatl- to |r&lt;|M-rt*| tarlio
roininiltrr report* war*
also bllta, ahopped for Mlaa BaV d B l
elrrtrirnljl
beard.
M IAM I. Jan. IT , — &lt; (A .P .) — wllh which visiting royally is rx| l.ura* for sending a |rt|rr to tran»rriptb&gt;n*. atlrsrtive an dillwas a compaaIon ta hat, ah* (uw*i
h|» f„rmm. .ubonllnate. in the teresllng. at a nominal rust, and a '
Those who will servo for Ih# tilled.
John T . Willard, American new*. usually pestered.
They did not go to (he theatre. Internal Revenue llurrsa asking nr-ollntinn -rrvlcr whm-hy nor 1
rontlrg year are: T . VP. Lawtoa,
paper editor, ordered deported
"I bleached and hetyltaad (M H
president; Mr*. K. i'urirlt, rlca- hair and saw her (ate waa wttfihMM
from Cuba by President Machadm a* the princ* U accuatuuirJ tn do them to keep him infoiniel of at'verll'ing mm w'll confer with &lt;
•
ptrtldrat; Mr*. ('*s»»o.tra Mchalta, lima," said Mlaa deBue. "I shs|
said after hia arrival .here lad* &lt;n hi* visits tp Paris, Iwrouye! pclltlc*l condition*.
rraltor. In various ritin and pd- &gt;
Clara Jh«r. whose bright alar aa rrervlary, ant 11. C.' IhiHosr, am Informed nton their paeewaof w S l
tkolrJ ard Cutstgna of Mj«llaao lajned *lr* them on proper adverti»la«. 4 I
m il. Uw prinrasWu ayrfx wl*a xflpd ; CutAkg* Ht"‘ AcVeribUg thU'»&lt;ftlm
"R niter* today »rr r e s l ^ f i p
’ "No one with X ***** of hothe need for ro ot a.lvrctb'ng lot i
hm
w - . ______ .
mor csuld he angry," M added.
pltu.l# Iwlng rrvoeled h* her for- man: Mr*, K. I'urM t. Mr*. A. ff- tnr liquor fur the aatrtivb, \Um
a jv -'ilt of ihl bnrinr-r depre-aioh. I
| Mr. tVTIford had been a resident
myr sWretary, l»al»y Delloe. wheat Wagner. Mr* II, J. J.ehman, and fens* Attoraey Freedman aaisadU
W hat'r had plenty of publicity. )
V f Havana SI year*. He wa* edl•hr charge* with having stulca A. I*, t'onnrlly. These present "You bought liquor for h#ft—\-i
Whs t we nerd (• advarti-ing."
If
2qr of tha Havana American,
•IU.KM.
.
(Thuteday, In addition to th* aIton II 'dill,.. I 'hi. ago, ilir. tnr of t'
“ r«a, Mia* How had It a o h lV j
ib v,. FrPt: Mr*. J. O. Dllla, of rce hums and I had tu pay fags
Vngllsh language newspaper. II*
the ai'vnt'sing nervier duirvau of h
t|xid the actual order o| deport*.
Reneva, Mrs. P. S. Vrmay. Mr*.
,
A. (I. Wagner, of rhutunia, Mm
Mien, which waa l*autd Thursday
"Wlutt waa th* largMl ►,
mount
t
”
Jnlght, Had not been aerved . upon
Helen T. Morse, Mrs, K . V. Kent,
'him but h* understood R had been
Mn&gt;. K. T. Hsinea, of Altamonte
‘Tw o humlrrd and ir r t it y -liiw
given to th* police department,
Hpnng.. Mr*. H. 0.' Shlnholser, dollars xrcirth."
•ny member of wh)rh might havo
The red-headed artr**s waa aft
to the local links for a day's Com
John l». Jinkina, ’ Randall fhase.
aerved hint with IL\
Karl Mchultx. It. A. Cobb, and
pelltlvc play, profess loon I and
Weather i-rrmilllng, anolhrr *’• W. Kr.tzminger,
...
I uninleur iclfer* fiom the lead­
) Th* Havana editor said ha
’ lug ilubs of Cent i ml Florida. Th* exhibit on &lt;f gild r- liylng and
Ttie r«|n it nf President T. W.
roiHd h*r* stayed In Ilavarn tha
I'jUinament it the -rv'i'iid &lt;sf a a»- neon l-mt raring will be on tap I.aal«&gt;n I* a* follow*:
full 4k hours glvtfl hint In the orPANAM A C IT Y . Jan I T - ( A P »1 t en will'll will Is- I laved rarh for she air an'd water- iuinde-1
"A* president of your urganUa.
- -ktrardn Joaquin Alfaio. fnrmet’ Fiimlgy on vaiioiis rour**-a in this Saafiodde tomorrow afternoon on Ilfii. I eiit.mli the following u-iHirt
minister of I'anaiua to itu- UnitedI urllna, I .h i Sunday the Mount lake M'nroo when the I’linta-tie for the twrlvt month* lM*ginning
1-rin.c &lt;o-nrge rrlginally hnd
States, was inaugurated presi­’ I'lymnuth roui&gt;e w«« th,- scene of Boat Winks w || bring al lea I I" J*' unry tilth ll»30 and rlo.lng
planm-d to rrn*a th* chain.el hy
dent of the republic laic, yester­ the inaugural matrher.
Pf the -mall but spex-siy and tilm January l&amp;lh, tU.ll.
sts-amer. but his brother dissuad­
day In the ptrsmte uf govern*'
lunalxHtla whbh that lompsny
Among
the
golleis
who
wilf
ha
“ Ilnring this petiiul a total of i
ed him ard they made the flight
men idficiaU.'iliylnmat* ami mein.j teninn^likiinrrow in foursome* ha&gt; Is-s-n tilln m- out lo bug.* Idfi patient*
were admitted to
Icgrther after they had rgftH up
I*rr* of the supreme court. Chief [ eampos-d of two professional# and mi'nh r H; ring the past fr v
th,- hospital, tml HI minor rases
the King pnl Queen to say |rnodJustir.. Mari*! Henna ■"'minis- , two ninaleiii* ate: J. tinny Far- months,
treated but m*l admit led. There
te rd the noth of office.
S'liic week* ag&lt;* rie likellott. wire 1M major ami 201 minor
're.I im.l an amateur (loin St. AuA nuple of llriliah Army |4sne*
After a brief and simple cere* I gust me; Jimmy Fairrll ami an wm cioailrxl aith peo| le wht'
Ole-rations. 1.11 medical rase*. &amp;3
•sesrtad them lo France and the
mociy. President Alfaro address­ 'ainuteur fr&lt;on St. Augustine; Carl s«"ie inters-* tml in I be fii.l exldnnstetriral (I twins I, 6! births
"* fn Washington wh«n&gt;'h* could b* British a*r attack* greeted Ahem
ed
a
huge
throng,
pledging
him­
j
Itaiin
Jr.,
II
land
■
ami
Laurie
Ay
lili n of glider-flying e irr seen
) close to new* of Iniecaat ta Hav- at U Ooucgrt.'
self to rarry on the patriotic work ton. Ml. I'lynmulh; liny Horan heir. While lb - ait ■uirents al and &lt;l| mini r acrldml*, miking a
ff alia and Cuba. Other than that,
A* he#atrpp*d out of Ike plane
iriliated by the "acrion loimnun- ' and Ikdi Janie-, Huh.Oread Club, Omt I’m* weie uiifavotable foe tidal or HHO rases, of thrs* 100
he a*Id hi* plans xm* ladeflalt*.
al,” the organliatlsn which I*, Itrlamlo; Horae.. "Pug" Allen and Ihul ty|-- uf Lying, although Ih-i , weir roloml pa'lrnls.
“The total numle-r nf patient
gan on Jan. 3 thr revolt that end­ II I amateur iwitner of Hrl-an l; glider was liftsxl intit the air to
ed in the overthrow of tin* re- (5. W. Siienrrr and Allen Slewait, a lo leht of |(n fix't. it* ixis.ilul ■ days (mraning tlm number nf pa­
tient multiplied hy the number of
g'me of Piesldsmt Amremrna.
Sanfuid; Jim Sprnrrr and Al llry lie. of glider flying w rir rlrail.- ■lays rarh patient remained . in
Fr. Alfaro arrived rarlirr in th" ant. Sanford, ami tleorg* Chr *1 d' fined.
the batpllal) was 13X2 (this Inday from Washington, where ht and an amateur from Haines
Ojj ng the alirrnoon liundie-b
WHRT p a l m id
had reretved nsslive that tha Cana Cdy. Other professional golfers of "f pn-onyris nia'.Vs trip in the •hides lhr nutnlier nf days fer
- ( A I M -Taatlmnrf
lua R jpm iir Court had namid him note alo will play are: liob Stun- I hue (Miaeirxl ruiialsuiils which new born Infants- 2XX|. The avnrput knockout diwt*
ngc number of patients per day,
pie and Alex Slupple, pioinim-nt • in- he.e that day, ami many peo­ iri lusting new Urn. was 12. The
key of (ieorga f . 1
mbldlr-we.l. in gnlfing as-rs now ple wire turnesi aaay. Tmuerroa
nvrrnge number of day* per |ia«
of poiaoniqK t il# *
Ih# Priree nf Wale* and ) Hnce
spending the aintrr al -Orlando; aftrmuun eni.ugb Isoats to acre- I lent Ui. Outing thr year 54
Jaa. ft, was glrew
Oeorgs will hoard, Huaday at banArt
Hills*.
Sanlamlo
profr**iena'|
mmosUle ad will be heir. A *pa- per rent of |«| rapacity was thr
before a eoreogrtj
Under, carries a stork nl bright
Calvin O. Itlark, manager of the ilil landing dork f»r mlor'd l*I realh-d fiamora ta
a&gt;crag* &lt;erupted. Among the
grsea beer l.rewrd In Rdi»|«rgh
luuinamrnt ami golfrr of inueH tlon* lias I n n j-rnst nn lixk The
A filling riatf
saw* admitted there wrrr X* arpreprint ar and especially laid in fog the
W A H H IN a TO N Tja n . 17 (A l')
I xi eiirn. e. ami other*.
l-'Stv
w
II
lx*
in
Sanford
I
hi
afIrsllfied that M •
ye of Ut* British heir. It Is a light )*g«r s-Mncnft W tsim uaL nan c f i&gt; u
A numU-i uf trtsfils es have lirrn temiein and will remain until tal- rl.lent rases. 5u ,.f which wer* I
lanl where B**•*
while and 3M mimed
and petple who sample I R founS
Kinlrthu'rd by rit sens, inrluding tomorniw 'aftermasn.
ited a plan to g*i
•Th.- total aamunt charged lo i
It very palauble although a ^rtfM
a sweater ahkh, donated by the
nsak* Bowen drank
patients was t22.l?U.sa; th* total I
t*
St. John’* River Transporlaliud
i dies tul fr in patient* was »17,Company, will lip awarded to the
131X2. Iraviig uncollreled a bal­
amateur who help* hi* pro no.*:.
ance of IM U M k Of this amount
Cash prise amn-inCng lo tlfsd
•17*1.50 was charged to Hemlnei*
will go to low scoring profesalon'W AHHINfiTON. Jaa. | 7 (A P ) County and wilt not b* paid, aa
nix with thr.trophies going to th* . HrprraoiTativa
itulh
lliyan
1 k iw been rnmm
amateur leader*.
W AB IIIN O TO N , Jan. I 7 -( A P J wit a aa4 nod Ore l phots I ii rough
Onvn's propussl tn rrrate a na­
‘ Commenting on the meet tomot- il "na I park In the Klnrtda K*rr— It was said ai ths White Hous* (ha wjwlahUid and at a light on
rxsw.
Allen
Straact.
local
prufr*jfk u . a E »
b w that tb*rt waa' no loiad(. the porch af Ike Masonic ktqte
Why b*, lb* r w l l t l f
glades waa appr vrd tmlay by the
■
r x __J li*
rienal, urge* every resident to Is* House public lands ruinmillee.
U *» Tef cepoits publiiha.1 today Tha policemen said hr had not
of newt pi pare df Haw
in attendance at some lime during iTh* cnmialltee amended the bill
that Bar rotary Mellon had tub- h*n drisklag. The father said
merely undesirable kw
th* day. "THU matrh lx |g&gt; nr i« provldu fur peuterti n for th*
aaHud his resignation. Th* da- the yaath-hg# not been liilag at
•nled and •onstllutaa
-TomasbaUai
was
hraoiied
F'avrd on your municipal rourao right* uf the Koaiinulv Indiaa*
*UJ was focthci ming to a pub- hue &gt; Ulaig hut' had not hern InInafferthr* method af
icav* throat t* lleimxxatic
ami for your benefit*', Mr. Stewart lot in (V'aftirl with the rrvatiaa
Uahwt, report that Amlwyaador voO # In nay tpwubt*.
"Tong I adred th* aat|
'nnseaU and their " U
raid. "No admlsshn charge Is lo •f th* park.
Haas*# would beemw# Kepuhil-an y
•uck method* rtaas rti
sirurtare la a formal rr|x.rt
bttiartal thainnan and that ’ .Sen- - . ■ U U p B . n r B A V IIN K T
lit *grrav*llag aay |
mltlad today to tha I loos* I
The mfoster* would authorise the witl mntlaua to pay.# rewsaai
Idea being to provide a Urge gal
cetary Adams of th* navy doaortal condition.
A&gt;'ioinlstca|loa hy the park eer- charge fur roanty palUnts. T|
, (Continued On Pag* ft|t )
"iM dcrs t* th* fm
Jan. K
(All
I* Sawman ex
l ke sf a; ’
'
•rtioa
will
rrdars
our
rwasu
coaalry find It vacuas)
•sapfla,avowing riothe» ♦,«k t mouths
miles
of
irritory.
Ily
uosnimnus
(Coatlanad
Oa
Pag*
T
h
r
#
)
jm
O f F It T A U PROMfnXO
l-tW ^CTW yaaet (Irn -l uni
(«wt Vigorously th*
ScMva of the r*
vul. Ih* anmlttrr drrid**l to regotftfaq af dlataUroUw
• P N l M f s 'n| irr-t
-i
t** data ill &lt;1 lU
‘ LOUIKVIU.K, Ky, Jan 17
hie to the House, ltrp- LOCUM AN A BANK R O M n
ad ta th* cos* r f th* |
•* fM .aJl fight ouisid.' it"
•ai* of legblati'
(A P i-T .
K. Brooks, general
Ton will make the r*at than* CabM aewagi
paaaagvr of tha lasoiartU* A
* M. Albright, dirtetar
OONRALBB. La, J an. IT
NaahrtJU Railroad company, has
irk neriiir. u U tha (A P I— Bandits yasUcday rah
Ciotg* Aki
i Jbaildiiur. »a*
that toads which th* th* Rank af Oonaaia* after h
' would build axar a lag up bank of fir lala. and esc*
I h e S lic e re sb d k g
wrn waald cost approx- srilh loot caUaulad by offlei
California lawyar, I
( A P ) — Postponement
ol'
consideration o f the *25,000.°°°- appropriation fo r Red
(m ^ a relief w ork fo r tw o or
. three weeks pending Aha Red
Uroaa campaign for *10,000,000. waa advocated today by
Senator R ^ e d 'a fte r a conferw ith President Hoover.
Th* r*nnaylvaalan italwart u p .
P«»t»P «rf th* President at the
^ * j f e W i * ( t * d h* favor, d

of th* Hunt m l Chamber or
Com mere* t6day. Mr. I'apworth
pledged th* aid of thr local lead*
body la (tearing needed trans­
portation, and ha* taken much Intcr**t In tho prop&gt;**d. air rirru*.
Aa report*
from .Committee
_
chairmen tome hiurly, al the offir* of Maxwell Stewart, aerretary of th* Ilona dob. It la re­
vealed that every detail In con­
nection with (he coming event I*
In order With tho laae *xrrptfnn of
having* enough ' aatomoblle*. The

IN ECLIPSK

ENDS FIRST LAP
OFTROPIfALTRIP

British HeGTAnd H is New Mexico Solon De­
Brother Arrive In
scribes Actions A
P aris Aboard Plane Disgraceful A ffair

Farrell Has Signified
His Intention To Be
On Hand Tomorrow

Officers And Direct*
ors AreUnanimously Selected Again

Deported Editor Is
Not Peeved About
Government Action

HEWH

Elks Band To Give
Third Performance
At Municipal Pier

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In Cuba P
To UAGovi

Knockout Drops Are

Son Of Army Officer
Injured In Cun Play

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Committee ApproveR
Owen P ark Proponal

Report Of MellonV
\
Resignation Denied h**

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after eeveriag tho !* » •
U nn In flvo days. Stepp1
flit ylene at B v v flt, tin

to arouse' the curiosity of the
crowd* from m/l«* around. M,

r b a t o ‘gb letop t
lllCTof atfifli

UsVyU BnCJii

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triji’i

jiT^maIji. ttimoil
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f t * * 1* * *

ad: Ha the te a m of
• N tu lr n d French
Egyptian and English
wo flptl»ftl»ed Htirn*

the Arabian . desert, M
not bar* bran fritrrnl*
fb* r « m f l

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p * w th a i, the alrplaS
mobile? Tfie amwer b&gt;
merlin* would bar* b«*
. jfcS* If Germans had

b r U «tif1 «d * b !

iab wOt*

C onnecting III

•aUbllshhd with South American enuntrlea ahd the lilsnd*
of the West Iridten m that oho can tour tho omtrt Western
Hemisphere with the comfort of an ocean voyage and all the
apaed which la characteristic of .the Twentieth Century.
,
The Herald-U glad to mo tho air tour coming to flan*
i;e*t*nda a cordial welcome to Ita acore* of flying
We aee in their arrival here a miieatdne on thla
view of the liber «hort»r« and
it'oVerkaded condition 'of tr»h»-

« t ,r&lt;

Ida Railroad
’ by modern means with th&lt;
tour and Ita stop-over here
ifdrd, fcn .era which will ode

connectidh of thU
world, so doea thla
a new era for
land locked^citiigtia
Tr

Proved* eayi that S m l iffar
net cotriplet, the eelUctWbalJon
Id llqaldetlon of the kvtaka la
e Important grain regtoae^” end
m act) lam ment af H par-cant

rollrrfirUafby ^ill W fh*ttetf
collrelivt farm ing.the* dominant
form. t f Horlit W t e d f a k Tb*
progiem, more enwmpromlilnjtly
than ever, i l i t n the future of Flm
country on the lactcea of Sociallet achernre of oboaemle rreonetruction »»d lend* .added rl#»lfiance to ill* recent rrtlroaxnt of t|e territory
Itjkoft and the evident deUrml na­ tlmUa which wltLaaw.1
tion of the party Sorlet tta d m far,conatraetlotLti y vi

A New Industry
thepM t few mohtha wo have heard a great
i new industry which promlaea In time to take
igaide of dime, calory, and touHata, aa Florida's
moat productive crops. The Tung oil Ihduatt-y la of courae
In lie infancy, but it haa already been, demonatrsted that
Tling trees can be made to thrive In some sections of Flo­
rida and It ia quite possible that they will do well in others
Which hare not tried to cultivate them. The peoalblllUea of
Tunic ofl aa a marketable commodity are unlimited.
"Upon the authority of the Polk County Tung Oil pigoat," says the Tampa Time*, "there are at tnehtaient time
over 860 manufacturers In the.United States TWlng Tung
on aa a necessary IngrtdldHHn ^heTi* pMtfH imTit Ir iUWf
by those In a position to know .that If any available acre
soluble,to the Tung oil tree was planted thlMW usd,con­
stantly being found for iff use andlta by products will alone
take care of such production 10 years from now. In view
of this it la felt by those beet posted that Tung growing of­
fers to the sections stilted to It the most far-reaching hor
icendttieh, ae»

tha progress 1

Bend, fresanrer

of posse.

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»iry**rt?n

Observers are tirtc d that' the
year iM l will iw the decisive tssl
• f the Soviet’s economic eyiteta
and the Staggering flce-yeer plan
with Its far-rvschHig effects upon
the eallre World. Heat year’c pre*-‘
eram, Moscow mW»rta'moSliwiy

. - \y-.

MEMBER- Now, how J l i e t
thle Done Tennoy matter, M t f l r
CHAIRMAN ■— Whet’e Oeho
done newT
MEMBER—Wot1, he’e te e n k p polatod to tho etaff of. jthf Gpyenter of Cor sect toil IrfjtJ, Uli

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SILHOUETTE of a hbraeman against a desert aky... . a swej
on n storm-swept deck . . . how enjoyable but how little riu(
r»
.
' Lii'
own every-day life are tho stories of adventure that you read.

id govdhe*
rr W«l *

B a t th e r e a r e a d v en tu re sto ries o f aijo th er kind t h a t ’you eotaeapfen

ia true of many at!
cannot be euccessfu
id that they may be

end have tt nullified.
SECOND MEMBER—I. g
heUtr Idea than thaL If
Tanner’■ a major, he ftjtgl

^CflAlgMAN-Yea-re A n

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tngl Ufa glee him till Turn
fight If. th an « fe V e ,b i
leg ea by thee, we'fl W M
n eeg n ln him aa a major.
MEMBER—Not only tha|
tth the meantime I think we
U demote him to a Second tv

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CNn*

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Haro tho cemmiaalaah M«

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l” **-•- . 'elf*1' **tif
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every day. Adventures with a thriR and odtem ent of their own—adven•A ...... "
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tuna that you can share. Yott find them in the advertisements la your
;fujiy.Mwapapa»'
itf.* itlk i ’jjj

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foj»ifj,v |fjIs*i.t yi pfv;

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Tho advertisements tell you'of new experiences that can b* made a

part of ’you^illf^. Wt*y' fHl'ydu bow n feols tp akim Mowg the read la a

mend the harmonies.of a superb,prebesir*. To board a limited train add
go whlrii»g.Mfrea the country Vm a npWkind of vaegtkat
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AY A S
INQUES
IELIEF

evenlog

Ml»» DoH. Rickey, ltio

Park

Avenue., Km . •■iHanair
Brown
opened the
With prayer.
Plana nreea dbeuread for programa for the owtlf* aaenth, and
for »pedal program**# ien* »
-M y Owr Oturrh Hay" and f ir

and Ml** Am a Balk Or»wn wa*
electad chairman of tha poatrr
comml lien. Tha Wanell then ad­
journed far a racial hour when rafreihmenta wero aarved by tha
ko*t«M, aaelatad by her brother.
Mr*.’ EL % *wkay.
Thoaa praaeaf war*;, th* Ml**a. Mary Frame* A ndfewe, Mar­
lon Haynee,' Fr*d* Oahaa, Laura
Ittt. JL L. Glenn, 10* Maa Brown. &lt;Aana Brown, and Ed­
Burnt »*
win Smith, Herbert Smith. Mm.
E. 8 . Rnckey. Mr*. O. n . Brown
Apr ftlx of tho P in t and Mr*, fl. B. Aadrawa.
M t* t CkMrtk, Mr*. Sarah Slaw.

IL chairman, will meet at 3:30
Sark I* tha T. t L. cl *4*room
i’lha thprak.'. ;
*

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Arbor Day Exercises
Are Held By School

am maiding on O le ry Aranut,

Mr*. O. C. Coohran had a* her
guaata Wedneaday, her unci*, Dr,
Chart** Pelham Ward'and family,
of Atlanta, G&gt;., and Mra. F, M.
Yearwood, of Fort Meade. J
Mr. and Mr*. W. M. Scott and
niece, MU* Hetty Hoop, af V ir­
ginia, attended the bantjwt of the
Orlando Art Auoclatlon ladt night
at tha Colonial Orange Court inn
at Orlando,
William Seward, of
Arcadia
who will pilot one of tha plane*
In tha air meet here Mondcy, will
be the guest of Mr. and Mr*.
Clyde Byrd at thalr horns on Mcllonvtllo Aveno*.

At tho Arbor Day « w l » o a
Qtcle-MmAhir Seven of the
l« t Bhfliat Church, Mra, C. II. WaM wMitfdsw morning At
M l i a , tkalnaaa, will meet at
BIS* o'clock with Mra. J, L. Lots,
Mra. C. F. William*, who *rIlfNI Watt Ftrat Btraet.
tired recently from New York to

^Tlmprayer bead of tko WetbyMrtaa Aaglliary will meet at 8

a'tleck a t (Jm ckmyA-.ad will ha School.

folltwod by tha Inspirationalma«tfait at 9i*0 o’etoatr,*- .

spend 'the reason at Edgowatcr
Farm, waa the luncheon gnoat to­
day of Mr*. W.J M. Scott at ber
io Plant* a home In Mayfair.

I board (Mating of the Garden

3. Poem, “Celebrat* the Arbor
Day"— N«U Stevrart.
4. Borg, "Arbor Day"— School.
6. Poem, "On Forret Land”—
Mary Allie Lodge.
*. - Song, “ Let tha Forret*
SUnd"— Third Grade Girie.
*7. Pram. "Arbor Day"— Flor­
ence Keen.
*. Poem, "Don’t Burn the Tree*
_Meta Crook and William faffler.
0. Poem, "Who laivee the Tree*
B rett"—Third Grade.

} aVUck at the hem* af Mr*.
iL 'F ^ n m H h , Fork Avenfta.

u1Ls Poem,
r * PTraee"—
^ thlrd Grade.

Tha Baaiaera Woman *

Circle

o f.tlw .F In t BaptUt Church will
moot at I o'clock with Mr*. Im*
vld McNab at hor homo at Lake

y-wf Seated willh*.held at

1*. Poem, "For Afbor Day"—
TU ES D A Y
k* regular mooting o f tho Leon lUrmltk and Jmaee Tramck.
ilc Department of tha Woman's ■ -13. Dedication i f Tree.
14. Perm— Emmeline Thpretoa.
&gt; will bo hold at 3 o'clock In
1ft. Porm. Tre e * " (Joyce Kll^
«iub ream* with Mr*. R. M.
ffrembl* In chart* of the pro- nter)— Second Grade GW*.
IB. Song, "Florida"— School.
17. Flag Salute— Se^oL
Cirri* Number Fire of th* F ln t
Baptist Churrh, Mra. Prnnrl* K.
BoU, chairman, will mrat nt 3:M
o'clock With I m Grady Gallant,
Fork Apartments.
/ '
Tha program Meeting of
W
m m hU
Woman's

th*

Hospital B o a r d
Has Its A n n u a l
M e e t Thursday

U
i w U c * H -Society
aw u&gt;
MIgriegory

„r
of
the F tn t N ethe&amp; t Church will
(Continued tree- *#•* 11
ha b*ld at &gt; o’clock a t the chunk. somewhat, a* th# amount charged

iin tha reuntv ha* n#ver_ boon
quite aa murh a* their donation*.
Th# City, howrver, h*a continued
Its appropriation of f 1000.00 per
year ard at th# »*m* lime pay*
In honor uf h«r ■friimd. Mr*. at the rat* of » 3 J » par day for
iWomaa Egcf, of Chicago, who " t patient* whole odmlreloti 1* *P^

Mra. Halter H abeas :
•At Party ForFriend

Mra. Joe S'eg and aon, U m t
Bieg, of Cambridge, Ohio, who an
■ponding tha winter la tho (lata,
are here for tho week-end with
the former** - al)ter-ln-1aw, Mr*.
David Speer, at her home In Flo­
ral Height*, ■

Health Examinations
Of Children Ended

membership
drive . w*a
thl* year, Irene# no raretrim that eoutre. Th#
daoaUee* received ware
30 from th* county. *003.nth* O ty o n d M M O freni
gndoJl Electric
Company.
■M* from th# Flrat Nationgk o* current balance and
Craving* dapeslt amounted

pip red the lack of proper odvw
Init l&gt;v realtor*.
'h y j
"Realtors wouldn't think
d-nUlnt* out to a proapeet *n •!
with d rty, sloppy clothM,**
■aid, "yet he will run ilowdy
In newspaper# and magnoJ
There IttiT any difference. Ad
tiling It the lealtnr’a rail lag
yet he doesn't realise It
T h » real attata 'operator ti
la a ono-man show. Ha k
realtted tha Importance of ad
lining. Real tota operate In I
group*, while other concern*

tho *2(1.000,000 appropriation. In
addition to the coalition of Honantra il and RepubUcena IndipaUdentt, peverel Republican regular*
are ready to rapport It.
Referring to the alatemeat of
the Red Croat official*, Senator
Robin ton raid:
v "la an effort to emharraea lie
peerage, a statement waa glran
nut yetlerday by tha Red O o u
that this propoaal will hinder the
etllortkm of tha 110.000,000 athed
by the Rod Croaa from tho peo­
ple.
"It I* to bo hoped that thl* Red
Croa* appeal will ho responded to
promptly. It will b# a po&gt;r *xFRICK M ETH O D IST MISSION
cu»# for tho*e who can afford It
not to contribute beraura tho govPoplar Are, and Second St.
eminent *1*3 propooe* to give. It
8 . School, 10:00 A. M.
I* a poor compliment to the Red
Preaching. lt;00 A. M.
Croa* for It to ray it can not taka
Kale II- Booth, paator
public fund* and add them to pri­
vate fund* for the lofty purpose*
of rtllaf.
"Ju«t a few day* ago tho head
The Rar. A. Norrbom, It. D,
of the Red Crons raid he needed Pastor.
no additional fund* and (hat If ha
Sunday School-2:00 P. M.
aikad for them the public would
Preaching Service— 3:00 P. M.
laugh- Notwithstanding that **•ertlon ho now make* an appeal
to tho ganeroalty of our rltlten*
for 110,000,000. | hope ho goto It."
Black recalled the teatlmony of
W. P. Breaks Jr., Paitor.
Herbert Hoover before tho Ilouto
Sunday School, 10:00 A. M.
In 1920 In urging the epproprleMorning Worship— 11:00 A. M
tion of *20,000.000 by the govern­
B. Y. 1*. U. 0:13. P. M.
ment to feed the starving of Ru»Evening Worship— 7:30 P. M.
•la.
Wednreday evening preyrr ser­
“The only difference between vice, 7:30 P.- M. A cordial Invita­
that and thl*," Interjected Serator tion I* estended to all.
Caraway ID Ark.) "I* they war*
Ruulana and It American* now
HOLY CROSS CHURCH
who nro hungry."
“That'* all," replied black.
Rev. II., Irving F^outllt, Rector.

At The Churches

throogk. nil tha ichonla Id the
County. The purpoa# of thla pro­
gram I* to stimulate the pupll’a
Interest In HU own development.
A few of the most essential
points to ,b* eligible for thla
Bine Ribbon are aa follow*: Sat­
isfactory work In school (averago grade cf 85 per cert): prac­
tice Ideal* af aportaminihlp; no
uncarrected defect «i active or ac­
quired Immunity from communi­
cable dlaeaiei) and faithful prac­
tice of health habit) at heme end
at echoed.
Parent* who are aniiou* for
thrlr children to qualify fur th*
Blue Ribbon are urgel to have
thrlr children’* dtfarta corrected
hy Feb. 10 which wilt be the clos­
ing date for randldalt*. The randMetre who are eligible by Feb.
20 wil) hare health chore card*
rent home on Mar. S to be returntd lo school by Apr. 10.

Atlrortlag the Interest &lt;&gt;f a
wide rlrrl* of friend* In Central
Florida I* the aan«unceroent of
the engagement ard approaching
marriage af Mloa Evelyn Veronica
Eden field to I-mtl* Edward Rlette.
of Auhurndala. firmer I* nf thl*
cliy. Tha mnrrlyga will tahr ntare
about the middle part af Febru­

ary.

Mb* Edsefleid I* the daughter
of Mr. and Mr*. W. R. E*lmfi»ld,
314 Waal Third Street. She wta
her* at Revaannh. Go. where »h»
a Banded tft* public acbnoU befor* gaming hare «&lt;th her par.
ewf* eight f w n **«. After gradnattng-frwn Boaford High School
. ItS t aha attended businrai enlIn
l*g* a t J a n a M h far a year. At
lira the trear Mr. Frank igyuaM oh* b Ip the employ of
i M Mra. &amp; E . Myer* ra- i,dfllBflas-Lanntt Grorarv Co.
ns inainlrere *f U# Exscu- j j f t R M U laiha a*n of Mr. and
BpUnlU*# **d w*r* »**- Mrti Bwgvw* Rlartg af U . r r n t f H p Mr. A . P. Coaaclly and

Matlent Dietrich In a tccne from the

A.PararnouncJVtutg)
mlniater.
Service*' 3;3o P. M.
Evrryoro will he cordially welcorned and made lo feel at home.

o'cloek*-What will tho llarvoat
bet
Thuraday Evening at 7:30
o'clock— Who I* To RUmo For
Prraent World Condition*?
Friday Evening at 7:10 nVI irk
— How To Cura tho World'* Prei*
ent 111* Quickly T
Satunlay Evening at 7:30 o'­
clock— ChrUl the Healer.
The public la rordlally Invited
to attend three meeting*. Good
The tent 1* water proof,
hratrd.

CONGREGATIONAL

S A LV A TIO N ARMY.

Sunday servin'* rinducted by
Commandant noil Mr*. Newman
of Orlando, old Hint ralvatlonJata.
Hollnela Meeting— 10:00 A. M.
Sunday School— 3:00 P. M.
Y lung People— flsIB P. M.
(impel Service— Ri00 P. M.
and
You are Welcomat

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ALL NEXT WEEK-:
Shampoo, Finger War* - ■
Neck Trim all for J

$ 1.00

CHURCH,

Corner Park Avenue t 3rd. St.
R*v. John Bernard Root, Mini­
ster
Churrh Rchiol— OitR.
Morning Worehlo— H:o0.
Sermon by tha Pastor.
Christian Endeavor— 7:30.
Speaker, Dr, Frederick Wellman
of Wichita, Kara.
SubJoett."A Wanderer’* W*r."
A Cordial Welcome for Every

Blue B ird 1 j
Beauty Shop

IVilealon-Drumley Bldg.

It*

By■tern*
AccounUntn and Auditor*
First National Bank' Building

Banford

L. E. ALFORD COMPANY

TO-DAY—TOMORROW LAST TIME
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WONDER AT TH E TVIIGHTy 99 f
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Interjected

I revere* ' Tent Mooting—Evongalial A. O.
th* deoartI r a t St. AAtl EElm
h D) AYT,
Are.
throuah la- ^I B{^f *F Vllwh
taxation attemet , Order of service# end subject*
tha politic* of tha. S r next wook.
&gt; Sunday after no in at 3 K » o’clock
- B a r day Evening at 7:90 o'clock
igh Cast of Sin.
y Erening nt 7:30 a'rlock
Kid Yourtelf, Chicken*
h m To Roost.
iy Craning nt 7r30 o’clock
I There Wa*.

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FIR S T C H R ISTIAN CHURCH.
Klili-cnlh , S lid I *iul Sanfuril
«nd Sunday attar Eplphaay.
Avrauc. Ttm U*y. F. M- Marlcv,
rP h n rrh Srhunl-p:3D A. M.
( ’ Morning Prayer and Hernmu— pa*lnr. - . f| ■
Bible Schu *1— 0:4ft A. M.
.11:00 A. M. . ' v‘,
Worehlp aad Communion— 11:00
'Young People* Set vice League
A. M.
— 0:30. P. M ., Fuhjrrl for Herman. “ Building
Evening Prayre and Sermon—
byword."
7:30
p.
M.
7
(O nIInurd (row our* t •
Chrirtlan Endeavor— fl:30 P. M.
A renlinl Invitation I* estended
of' the Income U a return*."
Evening Service— 7:30 P. M.
la
all
visitors
to
meet
with
u*
at
Senator Kean (R N J ) , inter­
Subject, "Losing Courage,”
*ny
of
three
service*
and
a
warm
posed that tha Internal menu*
collector* In the administration "I Welcome await* them.
HANFORD CO M M U N ITY
President Harding wrt* nn.Mly
(TIURCJI
F IR S T CHURCH ()F C H R IST
Democrat*.
Woman's Club nulldlng, Oak
S C IE N TIS T
Cutting,averted that U c i « wa*
Avrnue near Third Btreet.
"obvlouolr" promoting the rendlTbs Rev. Claude H. Chewing,
’
Christian
Sclrnto
rcrvlrr*
are
dory of President Hoover for rehold
ovary
Sunday
morning
a
&gt;
nomination by hi* lettar to m*elnel commltte* wojkrrn In l*e- th# church East Second Rtreet a'
eemher, urging them l* defend the la "Life". W,r d n * a d ■ y oven.
will InPresident. He again nreallcl I Ai­ Irg aervtcr* which
lestlmonlr* of - Christ­
rs* far hie aethrlUe* against klude
ian Science healing, will be
Senator Norris of Nebraska.
The New Mrnlco Senator de­ held at tho new churrh at 800 E.
nounced Senator Feae of Ohio, 2nd Hf. at 8 o'clock. .
rhalrman of the Republican Com­ i ' This churrh maintain* ■ freu
mittee. for issuing n .statement Reading Room at the i-hurri
through the committee In crltlclrm Whrr, th* Bible and all aulhariieof-Senator Cma*en» on tho rail­ 43hri*tl*n Hclinc* literature me;
be read borrowed cr purchaiod
road mrraer dispute.
He raid Senator Fra* had on Open Tuesday* and Friday* Iran
right |i use the Nntlorsl Commit­ U o ft P. M.
A L L SOUL'S C A TH O LIC
tee for n personal stjack upon an­
CHURCH.
other Republican Senator, regard­
less of the merit* of the dispute,
Tim Rev. J. J. Mclneiny. paator.
lie at&lt;o demanded that Fre* take
FI rat Mare— 3:00 A M.
a aland on "thl* clear U*ur of
Kacond U * J * - 1U:00 A. M.
right and wr-mr," Involving LuKvrn'ng Drvotlon— 7:30 P- M
“I don’t rar* whether
loir a*
*Uy* down there forever," **ld
rutting, "but I do tall upon Sen“Are All Thing, for the B o .t f
rtor Ft** a* tho titular head of
the party, and upon th* men who t’i the theme of the sermon to hisrtpalty ew lm l th* pirty, to ra- great heJ nt the II o'clock hour by
pudlata the disgraceful ami out- Rvv. Carroll Varner, A* th* even­
ing hour h* will preach from the
rapeuu* action* of thl* man."
Catling read a latter whlrh be
oe'd Laras wrote on National 1 know, hut who are yeT". A tarCommittee stationary l* former dial welcome lu cv.ryvnc to three
employ** of th# laternal Roveruo ifrvlcfj.
Funds/ Scbeol at V:4S A. M.
Bursae shortly after ho had re­
elgnad oa rewmUlloiwr of intarw- Prof. G. E. McKay superinten­
al uranna, paking them lo keep dent.
L**ft|e« 0:30 P. M. and Preyrr
him Infoemod "of political rondlmeeting Wad. night,
tlen* in yeur sectI on

;—Chrbl th* Wonder Worker.
ho*Vital for r tti
h g E u Won
m itln Oem- *
H. C. Da-

. Mr*,
ad Mra.
k wmr

wealth la repre*anted hi raal
tale. Riddle raid operatort a||
rratlie thla and “quit trying
write mediocre ad*, but got
adverthlng that will draw I
net*. You have been railing
V'riM ng rnlher than buying

R e p u d i a t i o n Of
L u c a s A8ked#By
Senator C u t t i n g

Mira Edcnfield WiU
Marry Loots E.Riette
hare maintained without r***«tlm
finm doratlona, - or any
*th*r
sourer other than pulbale. Th b
•ait waa S3 **■«• P«»
more
qhon 'th*
prorailng- jwrire
months; thl* I* oceoantod for by
0 « inert*** in *»P#"dlUrra f «
raaelra. fursltui* *end
furnbh-

(Contlnood F ra n Png* '0*4

{Cautioned frew aago M l
go,, national rhalrman, Inf*»»r&lt;l
Fmldant Hoover that U * Btnst#
prepoaal wa* emhurraatUt* tbalr
eoKpalyn for I10.000J9B Other*
of the delegation Included SarreU ry Lamont and Under Secretary
R. M. Warren h*« retui
Hill* and Aiiitant Secret*!? Hope
Jacksonville wr'rre ,h» -j
of tha Treiiury.
. •&lt;Vy.
past week attending ta
Senator Itoblnion of Aftaaaa*.
latere*ta.
tha Democratic legder. replied;In
the Senate by asking prompt ap­
Mr a. R. J. Holly
pro?*! of the f2S,000,000'f|Ht4. He
day morning for Rich)
aatd the Red Croaa w m aiaktar
vialt her daughter, 1
in effort t &gt; hinder pasaag* nJilhU
Edward Walk.r.
propoeal by the atalamaqt; %na*
lor Black (D Ala) *a)d the |HLA. C . Slmmnht. of Jaekaaartll*, 000,000 would not b e .n o «* k .'.V ,
Is a gneat for several d*ya of Mr.
Adihinlitratlon leaden
and Mta. Clifford W . l k w q t j W r

Mira Docta Hachey waa appoint­
Sqptitt ChwrchrHra, George Hoff,
Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Dutton Jr.
cbatman, will M o t at liSO o'- ed rb.lrraaa of the oadkl. commit­
clock wit* Mrs. June* Field*, TM tee; Edwin Smith wa. aolectad hnd ton*, and the laiter'a mother,
chairman *d*"0ta nm*lc commUtao Mra. Inikecp, of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Waet Third Street.
jCUtl* NuMrer Three of the
F tn t Baptist Church, Mr*. W. A .
b K
rVaWuaaa, win meet with
Min. H . .H-'.W R h, T*0TMall.nvUW Arana*; n t j * # o S * h -

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a n lr.o a * ( I I ) fort Haatb of t h i
aoniliweat corker of l o t T b l r t .
a .n &lt;IJ| off tlw y n n ’* M n i r » f
lo k * Charm an r r r t r d r d In r i a l
Monk &gt;, y a * l I I , of I b i Public
lla ro rd i o t Hamlnol* P oum y.
Klorlda, ra n H a il W l r - r i v e ( I I )
leal. I h r n r . aauth lo III* rig h t
of p a y .of I ho Hr* board A i r .
line H allw ay. I hr*** a o v tk w .c t.
d tly
alonn Iba lia r .or raid
rig h t n r w a y to a . u n ia t da*
Couth of Iba |Hd*l of be gin ,
nine , ibaae* Worth la point ot
'bnatnalna Ira* and eir*i&gt;il*n
from lb* nbora drecrlbvd proper,
ly lb* rln h l or Way of in* * rn .
board A lrlln * H a llw a y , fo a r lb .
AM J th d J W k a w h lf k

*TM» gt*nt mammal of the lea li In ihti fltjr er&lt;J tin be even in 1U glare rneloibre

ilw

'g 'cpnphnkint
lout men irHred and tell thorn
* wi* ht homo or m
not ut
Da oiTordlnr to M r wUh«a.N
ll'n d*I)ou waa quctllnnrd •a it her line nr*a and anid nom*m nbe would gut behind in hU T And nometlmei eh* would
:&gt;a«t chock* t« hereel f In ux&lt;
of bar aalafy. When naked
•kh* Bald became aim would
h*r wen irrno*- to pay Clara
i bill*.
'hat dl&lt;j you pay for MUa
■t tho (foort’’
Cqaor, much liquor."
B y "What waa (he moat you avor
. paid for liquor at on* tint* for
MUt Bow T V
, , "l don't know exactly, 1 think
. H waa abdut 1275,"
R"FDM you go to live In M lu
.' Dow'a nmne a* auon aa you were
*^*'No, It wan about ihrco monlhc
later, Clara wept to New York tha
. flrat week. I waa there."
£
"Were th# avrvante living
K f'l "Who '*)** waa living there.
L When you firwt were embloyedf"
"Wlillam Du# and JlmAiy DunIrji dee. I moved in when they mov\ ad mit of tho front bedroom."
"Did you have acco* to her ac1' count Mfore you moved Into MIm
f Dow’* home!"
. ... "Ye«, to tha apeclal Clara Dow
- atcounL"
p . *'Uld you ever kav# oceaalon1lo
tT p a y poker debtit" Freedman putK p A v
,n
R f , "Oh yea, lot* uf time*. W# plavjf^-kid jA*kei- ntarly. tvrty nlghb KhA
;; .liked to play poker and we'd atnjf
Ci homr aa many aa all night* a
By/wewk ju»t to play It-'When aho
« « m ' t working la pklurre."
"Did you pay -them many
tyi'wrM' T"
*
„n " i**1
V
T |r M 1 a . 'Rf-Utpe*
,-vpa*&gt;V
"Yee. I rememtier ' i n ' of |2V

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K *M lln* *f lb* m U h &lt; U n a L t •
I ' - - . N**l**l*« » l b . K „ " V :
••at r o n w r af tha land m i t r .

Sift
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vroonrtrria,

Soatlnaed m a Pure One) } i
prelllen aha teld Mlad Bow
had n e w M ana »* per lane*
l ffcrrU ry and thought If aha
r’t make toed iba might hav«
iMa ratlin* bark bdr Job i (
d n n i r at a »todio, "Clara
•ma I would n**er bare to
to eat my job bark toceueo
Would taka cara of me/t Mix*
ke tntifVdd. Hht aald ihg wnt
W t.fTi a waek and at tha and
.'{M r 1128 a week.

XJue Here Monday
(Continued From Pega One)
wood, the aulomobflrn are mainly
deeded for tranapirting the gurale
to the Valdqi Hotel from tho field.
According to the official entry
lilt received In Sanford . today,
ifbnrly CO pUne* wilt rome t&gt; the
ground at the Sanford Avenue
Field Monday aftrrnoon. Tho fil­
er* will leave Tampa early Mon­
day morning, m*Vo a nmyt al ip
at Tlluivilla, and will .proiably
arrive over ihl* city at about 2:30 ■o'clock. The fleet uf dhlp* ie
divided into five iquadrunv, Irayrting about 10 mlnal** apart,
and arranged, according lo the
■perd of the plane*, fn the flrat
■ictlnn will ii* the giant tfl-iooInred KoVd plane which rontain*
official! of tho tour, headed by
Capt. A&lt; H- MrMullen, of Tampa.
J. K. William*, tdvanea agent, W.
G. Stewart, adjutant and Ifw
Sevier, referee, w IIIq artom|&gt;any
that ahlp. The Department of
Commerce lAlrd monoplane with
Inspector Jayne* In command; the
Slkoreky Amphibian, featuring an
adjustable propeller, and th* fnmou* "doodlebug" plane, *rn *rh*.
dulrd to be in the find group.
Th* St. I-oul* Robin, the plane
uaed on the reenrd breaking endlirkree fllphl over Ht. Icmta lari
an d 'th a w * S tn gw d M tw a e n W
1200."

athl

A*k*d whether Mira Row ever
had her buy Jewelry, aha »*!d,
"I made no many trip* *tn the
jpwelen, I don't remember-,lhem
•Ik",
"Name dome nf them."

HURRAH F 6 R THE SANFORD

year; tha Monarch Komi Co.,
plci.e, % trl.mut ired Kurd all-mettnl &gt;hlp; and UIII Alexinder** iiclUnea monoplane, with Mr. Aleiandir a* *&lt;|uadrnn commander
Will he In thp fetond gn)f&gt;p. Rome
nf tho women nriut ir* nr iTomlnenre who a c c o m p a n y the
lour wiir b* In th e t h i r d
group, ineluding Ml**
Antonie
Htraaamdn, Girrnin avlatrlx now
on a good-will lour of the rountry.
■She will he reen In a Swallow
monoplane, number NCS740, with
Paul Snick aa ro-pllat ntanrhi
Noyei, 'whuao name lend* the ILal
of American women filer* who
havn conlrilnited miterlnlly lo
aviation, I* In tho third troop,
flying n Great tukr* biplane,
number Nf^HtlK.
Slunt flying and pntarhula
jumping will M under lha illrtetlon of Freddie laind, premier thrill
irtlal, whole,ffate hive Men the
wonder nr lha tnpr In each of the
cttlrn vlnllad. More than an hour’i
Ume wilt be aprnt In performing
tho newr«t and moat advanced
typed nf fancy flying and stunt­
ing. fnllnwin^ which paiaenger
fllghla will M In nrder.
Air-mall enthuilaita locally arc
rejoicing over (ha fart that th*
government ha* given pilot* of
th* ulr-tnaU ahlp* operating dally
In Florida permi**lon lo make a
eourtoy atop here that day. In
rommrmmnralltm of the opening
of the aviation field that day, a
apei-lal cachet or Mamp ha* been
devlied whirl) will ha afflitd to
over 2,000 place* of tlr mail.

M r. J . A . W hito Soys, “ If
Y o u Have A n Autom obile,
Keep IU l-S n » p ."
“W 1 knew nbool R AT-SN AP
leit Winter, would hale inrrd
I ISO. My ear w u In tha garage
ter a few weeki during the bad
wralb*rt when I went to taka It

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Oil a im tba&lt; fallo w in g
■oparly, fu .w ll!
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B C n lv a tra l Ppray **»■• 1
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lflaeall*nruua hand Inula, **•■.
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them Inter with RAT-SNAP."
Three aliea, -SSr. 05c, II 2S. Sold
and Guaranteed by Slanlry.Rogera Hardware Co., 201 Sanford
Ava^-Atlv,

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LEGAL NOTICES

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nation have been nendlng lettrrr
to lie mailed from here Monday to
H..1lrH#r for c „m i»lq tm n l.
0. II. Rnrt, local dtamp collrolor,
Tor the*pa*l month. Mayor T . Ik
T IIM T W );% r v .T II I H H
J t u t.
Duma*, Port matter J. P. Hall, ana
UAt* i i i N t r i T o r v h h
offldalt of the tour gdll auto­
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graph many of the letter*, Ihut
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tore of Dtamp* and rnv*k&gt;pa.
purallua, na m b a tlt u lia truat*#
undar that carlaln U a.il ot ir u t t
The entire tour l»*hetnw brought
gated the flral d u nf
ABgtmt,
to ihl* city through the effort* of
the Hanford Mon* Club whicti'ha*
Klorlita, III Mnrtoaa* Hn#k I*,
been aponvorlng aviation locally
pan* i f . ftiuw g a rre t Oardena

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To the Livna' Club through whose efforts the
lour b'bolitglhr^tvht here I'cgtMd congratulatlooa
•nd wWuo for • MCCMsful sir nect.

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Congratulations

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hearty welcome lo the vtiUore end avletoni who will
arrlvo Monday to partIHpato in the Air Ctmrn.

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w a it tjn a rti-r nf Harllon Id.
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RADIO
TONIGHTS PROGRAMS •

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S a t u r d a y , 'j A n . i t

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( B y T h a A m Delated Praaa)
0:30, Sam* a* W AflC; 7:00,
Program* la oaatrrn
atandard News, atocka; 7ilS, Barn* at
Dm#, p. m . u n tn a otherwise indl- W ABC; 7:30, Variaty program)
catad.
S ^l
8:00, Same ae.WABC; 9:00, Mag*-

tin* program; 9:90,

454J— W lU F Now York— 440
6:00, Dtanar orchestra;
8:48,
Unci* Aba and David; 7:00, Rodeheaver ata g ;

W ABC

(2

1-3 hour*).

(NBC Chala)

383.8— W H AS— « 0
6:00, Fraturo hour; 7:00, Jack

7:15, - Law* • T h a t

lll*4*tW»drTlM;-8tMep Vltd'Krepr Uncle Bob; «:T». EflafthMe; 8:30
.7:46, Adventure)
8:00,
Sololat) The Bnuhmen; 9:00, W E A F (8
8il8, Varletlea, Bug* Baer) 6:30, 1-2 hours); 11:00, Same a* W JZ;
Silver Plata; 9.-00, Damrotch or- lltlS , Ted aud Harry; 11:30, Jack
etjMtra; 10:00, B . A . Rolf* or- Turner; 12:00, Danes hour.
thdytrm; 11:00, Troubadour of the
Heldt
orcheatra;

481J — WBM— 450
7:00, Bulletin*; 7:15,
Sunday
, Uttia Jack Little) 12:00,
tchool; 7:30, Orcheatra; 7:45,
Vatloa dine* hour.
WADCJ program; 8:00, Orcheatra;
t6 -W A k c Near York-8*0
8:16, Same aa W K A F; 8:30, Or­
(CBS Chain)
chestra; 8:46,- Feature program;
6, ndtnjalBo'* orcheatra; 0:45, l»16r Hunter*; 0:30, Harmonica;
b Scrip Book; 7:00, Dow- 10:00^ Orcheatra; 10:30, Gully
Wchextrai 7;15, Talk, on Jumper*; UKK),tBamo as WJZ.

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0:30, THeaLr news, announcemerit*; 8:30, Trio; 7:00, Dinner
music; 8:00, Selected; H:30, Shop­
ping to rnuilc; 0:00, Nutlr of tha
Matters; 10:00, EnterUlner*.
483 — 1VSUN SL I’etirvburg— 619
8:00, Evening melodic*; A;1R,
Florida Fruit Cannera; 0:46, Top.
tea In Brief (N B C ); 7:00, Amo*
V Andy (N B C ); 7:90, Snoop and
Peep (N------B C ); 7:45,
7:46, Studio music
mualc
8:00, Landt trio (N B C ); 8:11, Orcheatra ( N B C) ; 8:30, C. 8. Cbrnelt ;8:46, Special features; 0:30,
Pallco program; 9:48, 8ara SU ff
and Virginia Staff;' 10:00, Palcorchestral N B C fr ditOO, A ik
county broadcast) 11:15, Studio
mualc.
W JAX — Jacksonville
SU N D A Y. JA N . IS. 1911
10:00, A. Mm Florida Theatre
Organ) 11:08, Church Service* —
St. Johns Episcopal; 2:30, Ctlebrated Artiste; 3:00, National Yogth
Conference NBC; 4:00, Dr. Cadman'* Hour NBC; 5:00, National
Veaper* N BC; 0:00, Catholic Hour
NBCj 7:00, Georg* Waahi nylon
Hotel Orcheatra; 7:10, Church

’• era) 9:45, American
Federation
1 of Mualclene Local No. 444) 10:18,
' Prnxoll Pel* NBC) 10:45, Sunday
• Night at 8*th Parker* NBC.
3 4 1 J -W R U F Galneaxllle—ISO
SU N D A Y, JA N . 18, 1911
1 10:00, A. Mm Today* Program)
, 10:02, Cathedral Of th* A ir: 10:30,
) University Bible ClaaF
• W. H. Wilson; 10:45, Morning
Wprshlp — First
Presbyterian
Church of GainesTillet 11:00, Wen*
ther Fotpcsri; 12:01, Dlnnor Mu­
sk; 1:30, Studio Quartet;
2:10,
Jisiia Uanard Rutacb, baritone|
2:45, Symphonic Hoar) 3:00, Hour
With
the
Masters — BolU'a
"Prologue from Msflstofele" and
Operatic; 4:00, Organ
Recital
— Claude Murphfe*; 6:00, Ycaper

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M ONDAY. JAN. It, 1M1
»:00, A. M., Today* Pratrami
2:02, Mu0ir Appreriallon — W**
mentary Grade*; 9:40, Awrt Sam­
my'e Chat to llomernatmi 10:0®.
Mam Inti Melodies; 10:41, Resume
of Newa Event*; 11:00, Variety
Musical PUrsHe; 11:30. H*4dth
Talk — Diabetes; ii;40, Popular
Prorram; 11 :N8, Tim*
Signal!;
11:00, Today*
New* featuro;
12Y10, Weather Report; i 12:15,
Preparing and Handling
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gate:
stuvrs, Rat heater*, dreaaara,
Iwd*. and refrigerator*. Loialpf*
Tranafer £ Storage, 4th A Pina
Phone 498.

JVinebe'V 'It: H&gt;tnvh&gt;». tnerk of

e*M C han and ihe ••flirlal aenl
the rant title lit] ilay of Jan. A. D.

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Holifllor for l'(|inplilninl.
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TAX IlMKtl IM n :u aW TIIIX
a n o r Tire: t i K t m i , &lt;t v r.
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iif Jttljr A. II,, HIP. tin* flint « I ' t
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midp M|i|illPM|1oii f»»r U \ d m ! 111
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ORANGES— 76« nnd 91.00 y*f
•10ft Delivered. Phone 888-W. , .

FOR SALK: U r* * Oak Halt
Piece, Oak Dining Suit, Library
Caac with
Table, Dock l/m
.........book*.
Red*, Chtffeirobea, Htnrea, RefHge n te r, Mr*. r„ ll. Griffith, o n
I’almrttn Are., Houae For Rant.

er* hereby onlered and ra.
'!ni1 *Di»**r upon «H»
l, f nJ EeHrnaer. A. I&gt;. t i l l In
11 f t complaint rtlnl stains!
i ta« a Imho at) Ini raua* and

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A U , KINDS bulldtnc Materials.
Lumber, rough or dr**a*d, da*
11re red cheap. Vermont Lumber
Co., Harvey Veino, Oate*n, Fla.

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ra ti In Ih r nanip "f I’nlincwn 1'n.
li*m Mild c*rimr*lei Bbnll !*«• !**•

dMirtHt nrreerdlnn «»» I I I ' tj» '

will liPiiM i|ifrr«n nil lh** 27Hi «i*F
nf in n u iirr A* l » . 1P.1I.
WHtira** my «»ffli-tiil
Bl*ii*liirn
nnd *rut iblB H ip loth, itnr »*f 1 ^ .

COLDS «nd HEADACHES
1la ihr anal ****** a*a**8V Ha sp* .

666 also In Ttblri*.
TO ADVB8TTSRRS
A H e r a l d rapiaaaautlv*
Iberoaghly faariliar with rate*
rale* sad cUaalfleatiaa will
give yon ceaapleta lafermatlea.
Aad if yea wlah&gt; they pill aa*
■tat yea la wordlag yeur waat
ad to maka It mere affactlva.

AUTO TOPS

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D im * mdall; J i l l 6, Vhriety Prorhaifll 12JO, Whether Forecast]
12:31, JHhre Mtialc; 12:46, Jun­
ior. Chamber of Commerce Meet­
ing; Ills , Dance Music; 1:30,
Concert Orrhestra; 2:00. Time
signal) 5:30, Musical Moods; 5:46.

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AM It. HAND*. Complainant,

Washington; 12:46, |Organ |tto»
gram; 1:30, Florida Facta) 1:45,
Radio Floorwalker; 2:15, Educa­
tional Program; 2:65, TTie World
Book Man; 3:00, Hour With tho
Master* Mualc of Chopltaj 4:00,
To ba .Announced; 4:15, Genaral
Extension Divlilont Program —
" P n llth ln v the
the Production",
Pro
-Touching
Prof.
If. P. Conatans; 4:30, Robert E.
Lee Memorial Program — U. D. C.
Junior Chapter; 4:46. Radio Scrap
Book; 5:00, Time Signal;
6:01,
Myer Stoun, violinist; Mita Ruth
Dobbins,
arcom'g.; 6:15, E. 7.
one*. Dixie's Diaelpl* of Fun A
/rollc; 6:30, M in Ruth Dobbins
end Mr. Claude Murphies • GerahVrln's "RhAptody In Blue ’, plan i
din; 0:30, Organ (Iro n Siting
Band; (1:30, University of Florida
Band Concert;
7:01,
Weathrr
Foreeast; 7:02, Sign Off.
387.7— W m iO Orlando— 1128
SUN D AY. JA N . 18, 1831
8:00, A, M., Bob Jones Ilnur;
10:00,
WatehtowrV
Program;
10:15, Sacred Mualc; .11:00, First
Presbyterian
O urch Service:
12:00, Luncheon Music; 12:30, Boh
Joaes Hour) 1:30, Concert Hour)
4:00, Aurltorlum Concert;
6:00,
Veaper Service) 6:30, Hear* ,lo
Heart talk by Rev. J, T . Zamratil; 8:00. Correct time; 7:30, Plrat
Presbyterian Church Service; 8:30,
Concert Marie; 9:00, Around the
Remover— CBS:
9:30,
Detroit
Symphony Orchestra — CBS;
10:00, Bob Jones Hour.
M ONDAY. JA N . 19, 1831
187.7—W D BO Orlando— 1120
8:46

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n*l hftd epdria new*; ,7:16, Dance
muaic; 7:30, Certified ijymphonlra
8:0(1 vRoap, Slide, and Bubbles;
• :30, Arabesque — C B S ; 9:00, Tho
CHICAGO, Jan. 14. — 4AI'I —
Th re e Baker* — C B S ; 9:30. O r ­ Tom Anderson's shouting was so
gan Recital; 10:00, Dance music; good he won a turkey at a rifla
10:80, " S ta r D u s t"; 11:00,
Boh range. Inside the turkey's girzard

iln rrrt of f«w ld 8 iirp wMrrwd 1»
Ihr* iMrriill CHiurt* III hhti l»*F
put* tH u n tr. Eli.rl.la. •» ''b a n c o '
.... IH* 7lh Il»r "f January. A. I*.
leal. In n certain cause , '*'r r V
prn&lt;llnH. wherrlu Erank ' - W..-nl.
Tu ll U I'l.miilal.innl aart lllnna h.
T R I N I T Y M. B . Q llU R C M
Il&lt; I 'all jMlhr.1 HV Her HuA‘an.1 unrt
n n i (rlcna. II. II. Mr. all; II.
»
C o m e r Sixth S t. and Sanford Ave. M .-('rll ami II. It Mrt'all. J r . aiirt
||. u, Mrl-Oll Indi.alria# la r ." l’" f Thp Rev. J . 8. Cameron, pastor, ale*,
ele. are Irelemlaltla. Ih r un.
■Irrrlvneil Hiu-c ImI M »»lrr will nfSunday R chjol— 11:30 A . M.
I
r
r
fnr
pair and aril nl public nut.
Preaching*— 11:00 A .
M.
and r r t In Ih
r IllRtiril anil ln*a» HliHIr*
Ih rrrfin . fnr raali. ai ih r
if 0.'*
7:30 P. M.
a,nil nt .H r I'uurr I Inn,*' nf Hem,
■A ►pedal muslcsl prngram will |Mill- .'Al.nlv, Eln. Ilia In IHr I llr
M^nlnril. iiriw rrn ihn hour* «r
he given Sunday afternoon al 3:30 nl
, 1 , 1 , 1, ,,'rlnrk In .Hr rmennnn run
o'clock. T h p public ia Invited.
twn n'rlnrh In Ih. aflernren
..n
Mi.nilav. E rliru a rr Im l A. I&gt;. I » j l .
Ihe lullnwlne dr Berlin* real
•IIi i i I p . Irlnu and Helna *" Meml.
nnlr I’nualr. Klnrlda, l«kW ll:
I,it
i l l a.ul Clahl I ■•.
Itinrb Hit .41. Tie r m «
i« i.
Ihr I! IT tre l
Ihrrrnf,
art-nrdina In K, It. Tralfur.1 a
|nap nl Palilnnl. Kliitlilii
In a rih .. » l .h all Ihr
intrin.int*.
heredltammla and appnnmani'ea
Iherennti. Hrlnnallia &lt;*r In
•pperlalnlng.
W A IIH .

rcask HFMiNQi.Ed g g a

GRLAM ERY

hit wife found a diamond.

LOOY DOT D O N !

By John Devlin
AH. AMD MAY 1

. . . H f R OLD MAP)
THROW M B O U T .'f

H A V E Y O U R W A T C H repaired
by one who really knows howl
B riggs, Jeweler, M ag. A vs.
D r. W . E . M a c D O U G A L L , C H I R O P R A C T O R , U now located at
bte residence la Floral Heights,
3. Sap ford. Phon* 606-M.

'211 C H E V R O L E T 2 door ci*ch.
nitchanlcal mm lltinn gnod gdlt.'i.

00 Reel £ Sun, Myitlu Avs.
B A R G A IN . Mmlel A F o rd Tu dor
Spdan Flnt* tinndltlnn.
Kent
Motor Co.. Phone L I.

Phone H U
B U IL D IN G
B L O C K S -Irrig a tio n
hex** a id general cement work.
M bwtle Concrete Co. J - I . Th ru
w llU g s r, Frau t r d a w l. E lm .
12— W a n t e d

MEN A N D W OMEN — Govern
ment position* are permanent
Information, P. 0 Box 1303 —
Ksnfurd, Fla, ,_______
GROW IIU L IIS FO R UR - E bb
le&gt;t un.l must pmritahlr bulli m
grow. We supply bulbs nt trad*
|irlre«, supervise planting without
rhargr, nnd rontm rt fur rm p at
fixml price, R. II. White, jjik i
Mary, Florida; supervisor
for
Plrrrp lluth Co-, nf Orlnnibi, largrat distributor* of Gisdinllia IuiIIk
In Individual rarlnn* In the U. 1&gt;.

FO R K E N T ; A rumfnrtabl* fu r­

nished apartment, 2&lt;:;l E. 3rd.
SI.
FOR R E N T: Four ennui furnishid apartment with gaa, light,
und water, rent n-a*onaiile, Phono
HA*-J, The Tasty Shop.__________

irpannaw:

19—Fnrma For Bent
F O R R E N T i 6, 10 or 20 acres,
ready to plant, m ight help to
fln in rr, Frank L - FYrguann, V a ).
itrs Hotel.

W ILL R E N T to reliable party,
forty acres good farm lend
ready for cultivation, one year
for car* of plara and taxes. For
information write
Mra.
Leila
Alexander, 016 North Gay St. Apt
ll» Knoxville,, Tenn,

JOE JINKS

BY VIC
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V lN A M ir C . Art?

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Plenty Wood at Out
The Biff Wood Ykfd
We*l Thlrleeolh 61* - •]
Phont 497*J.

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BUSINESS
DIRECTORY

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Cut Out For Handy
RtferaitM
FURNITURE
Trade in Your HucdFur*
nllure nt WAGONER'S.
CAFE
OASIH CAFE
Open 24 hoars— US 8.
Park.
LUMBER
HILL LUMBER CO.
Service, Phono 1SS.
SHOE REPAIRING
A. E. DOBBINS
210 E. 6lh 81.
RECOND HAND STORE
W
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DU* OIQ
old sheea and
IIMI I
t » « c 115 Banforg A?M*

20— Fnrm a F o r 8nl*

OASIS C A FE

F O R S A L E : Tw o *
one half
arret, full banting grape vineyard and prarhe*, •mall house,
very reasonable, Roy J ,
King.
P Iin rly-W ig g ly Market,
Mleach
llldg.

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FAULTY DRAKES

Nine out of Im necldenlu arc caused b; Brake* not
lag tdjunled correctly—Imagine what win hi
when your front Brake* grab with a l.W&gt;
und
■uro nnd your r«nr Urakan hoi holding nt
nnd lei un show you
IiMMclion FREE
CH as LEY "flUDDV BOY** 59.50
. 13 PLATE BATTERY 6.85 G

SAN JUAN -GARAGE CO.
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New YoHt Editor Says
Bottom Of Slump
H u Been Reached;
Normalcy N earing

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Soldiers Go Through
Wreckage In Quest
Of Bodies Held Un­
der Fallen Houses

V .&gt;

RT. PMTBRSBt'RG, Jon. Ifbottom of lb*
j wrecksgc of tto thriving city »f
Oavara today retrying e a t thr
bodies of mm and women who
perished In (hr earthaoak# wrhlch
Wednesday night rocked Southern
Oararda Machado, president of Mexico
&gt;
Cuba, wha baa tool m ponalblt fat
At trait IS person* pcrDhed and
tto •■•panstan af aorrrat leading many mot* were Injured. TelogreBavaan magwatneo and newspsp- rblr communication wa* lmpo»
trn fur their attack* an his *d- •Ibl*. Tb# City of Oaaara lUcitV
ministration, and who to* ordered fn*m »ntaty n i t o i y o raid, aa*
tto deportation a f John T. WII- In ruin* and t t o , paltV-atilehc 1
fotd, ownrr and pnbllibrr of the- people slept In tli* open tle*plte
U arana. Aaftftrtran. .
, —
ttten-c cohl Ucauaa they vrer*
afraid lo an bark to such hon&lt;*&lt;
aa ware left stamliny.
The only rl*ar p'eture of the
disaster c»m- out of the ruined
city In a maisape to PtosMent
flttia Rubio fiom Gen. Avarirte
Perea, military commander In tto
state of Oaaara.
It wa* he who said th at at lca*t
U persons had been kilted *r in,
Juitd. Another messayo to III*
department of rontmunlcallun*
•aid th a t I t had to*n killed Hut
thli could not be verified Imme­
diately.
CHICAOO. Jan. 10— (AP) . .
'•It I* Impoasibl* to dear rib* the
P. Ldaon White, 67, prr.ident of rtmfuslon h*ra,r
the
aenermlSi
Armour A Co, wa* killed lait utesUy* s*ld. “Th* lo&gt;* I* Inralrul
at(M by a fall from a todrooai able, at least 16 persons h aw
wind iw at hi* North Side hum*.
to-w killed i.r Injure.! and we are
T to atulU-milllooalr* porker ntMl dlscnverlny bodies of tto
rum t to hi* death by aceldrnl. In
tto opinion of Coroner P. J. Dwy­
T to a**»ra l'i
er, and H. Ia Reed, troaturer *f
(Contlnuad on paf* Two)
Armour A C.v
Rath aald. to bad barn tolkiaw
to White fir* minute* tofora ha
toppled from tb* window. At (bat
t'm b While wao sitting on the .III
K*t a tittla a ir" h* explained
tJ&lt; ,lto room U P
.
, retired rro n
*ep pjeadad with the llouae natto Toom and faturnlnff, found
I committee yrslbeilay fitr‘”r#,
White h a d . dUoppaarad. Imoktnt iMtatement of the,-two mldshlp(Coatfauci Oa Pay# Sevan)
maa d l a c h a r y e d * from tto
naval academy fur lakinir two
girl* Into thr mesa hall.
:*T
hr academy authonUe* admit
*Thi
‘ r# was no Immorality, «r vlylthere
na«&gt; In the mlrtd* of these Imys
mbnes
when they tnvk the ylrli lnto the
o n u s hall.” ah# aald.
•
The midshipmen were Miller 8.
DALLAH, T»-«, Jaa. 16— (A #) B arfln, of Jai ksnr.vllle. Kla., and
—Kknapat*. uf Robert &lt;&gt;rf, St. Liwrene* 1»; .Myall, f t Qutnly,
wto»r father^ l*aar N. ("erf, O H - Mbs*. Roth were dismissed, after
• fin* Imnbrt, paid tlK,UOO nuwom
I the two
fur h‘.» relea.r, were *rautht- by
.fo r tto maal.
«f flrer* of two Trxa* oountto
rid* TVmycrat,'
today.
(JO I
Drti.il, of the abductloa tor note
known yenlenlay itmr • than 'a
month after tho tonber'* »nn wt*
re.icod on a ulreet a t, f'o tlw a rt
ana^brnuRht to a hou*a, acnr ha*»
• hire be wa« to ld , nearly I t
Ishlpmen lit hfeak the mleg,
hour*' until the iaa«vtn. ,•'**
•aid. waa tto aame feeling
t o tod.
t .......... ..
th at makes a yoonr aoy turn
llelrrtlve* here repofled that hdndrprtng* le ’th* prerwnce of hia
• Inr.- the alx'.uctibn llcr. 10, tha bs rt girt. *
afe
banket ha&lt;| racclvad a rpjnmun c* * *If they hang these two hoy*
th n Ihiaatenlna vidm r* to H u frpm tto y*rd arm that Impulre
and ineintotH of hi* FaMRy unl«*» » t I I W i l t t o r p - f s n X y M v r « » U I .
a noth r tWXN) waa paid.
Four or mere men were lavolv*
•d In tto abduction. • • *\
District Attorney MrOraw *V-d
tha cans would to played tofaro
rALLAIIAUSK. Jam l* - (A P )
tto aiand Jury her* immrdialcly.
Uarf raid hU eon had arcr|rt~d
ride In an aalonytbll* that puDI up to tto curb while be wa*
wslklay bam* Ilata Xka. lOli
&gt; fhli I*
A MlapWma *-»«&gt; to t t o ' 'Cerf U| hU
'liM odvw yadU p

k A Zr

„
Will m u * t w begin,
d ia l W * n l w l rrts r* U nor­
malcy tW wertd m r , aaW Marc
C. Roae, Raw Yark *41tar to ­
lar* tk» a a t t o t l a—aflat la* af
real togat* heard* la coarvrotloo
to m Maalan a wW Improve dsr*■« 'th# d ra t a a a ittr, aaU llaar.

• t o l , llMi i | la I to m n iw r
tow wUh aa wpward ta ra la t to
■toe Id go higher

HEAW TARM OUR
CO
IN WIN V FALL

S T . P E T E R S B U JtG . Jafl.
1 C - ( A P T — Plea* Tor a “ mod e rn ix a tlo n " o f » ta te a n d lo­
c a l t a x ap a te m * . conaolldaflon
o f . to w n sh ip s a n d countie*
a n d ' d m in a tlo n o f needle**
m u ltip lic ity It) g o v e rn m e n ta l
u n lw , w * re volceil h er* la s t
n ip lit b y a p a a k e ra a t tb o a n
n u f l ..in Id-w hiter.
buaineaa'
m o e tln ^ - o f th e N a tio n a l A p
■ ociatlorf o f
R e al
E a U to
R bartla,
addresses were Hetieered * |
a rn»M-m—tln r of Florida propeamara ard tho»r tore fr&gt;m
&gt; t t o alalc on winter visit*,
formed on* of the* high
of tto association'* ihrtodar; »r**loa. _
Rfnw. of a movement for neodrrnUatlon af flat* and local u s
system* la, an affort la "briny
• tool a more equitable ta a levy
((Vinllnaad O a T '
*

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PORTLAND, Oregon. Jan. 1 6 f A f ) —A* attempt to kttt Mr«. R.
rd. preaecution a It nr**
beapilnr trial af Nrlwlftfti • yoonif Portland
and Kin former seereO. Liurka for lb* murMr*. Bowleo, engrossed ■*»•
la* today.
Lit* Mra. Baal**. Mr*. Howpa* (tabbed near tto heart.
.
staking took plar* at bar
htxoa yaattrday. Officer* aaid a
.map a p re rt (ram tohlnd * door
vrith it dfawn tolfft *na triad "I
pat fon tbla time." I t aa* tb*
ftttaek an - Mr«. It iward
ha appeared aa a myatrej
In tto esa* agalnit tto
anajik^and aaeutary.
Dawmbar a man m trrad to r
and threatened dfalh If *to
• Potle* laid they aapaetad
t* ree^rrf. TK# a ru lU n t *•4i Mr*. IVmla* died fr»m a
d Inflicted »hll# aha
UtKk'* apartment
_
Thr humand and
tik* killed hrrrrlf afU r
,tloa over domr*tle. *fMIm I/»urk».

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. - i/bO B A NOBLES. Jan. tfr-&lt;AP&gt;
l i 4 —T to *ea#»Ueaal rln# of Ito
Id Oil Comamny of C*Ufrom a aaull or»»oi»all«
tto . la n e a t.
r tto ta ra
a* tto
l* m c in «
' J ■0 a4 £ t o » W&lt;*d
five, yaata.
; *
- “
I * a r a e t l r m k i p l a e n u l l y f 16.000 In ru rp e n r/ anil left
Dallas la k**p a aaadeivon
itoy
cllw avd rata- &lt;tb*' kidnapers hot
‘ * I- {abt* m*n a boot
rack which *mt
y, of fear* to whom
aw tto l
“
atark r t « a »»d
,TfWI
•ad ht« ton da*
T
to
young
mtuy
- had
tto r w r in r Ik Mwtoly mistreated. Rr.t,' '. *(-) «* I,.*

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R E P O R tE D

Campaign
vestigation
tee Will
150,000.00 A&lt;

Plea Is Made. To Red
KCross For rood To
, Prevent Big Death
r Toll Of Live Stock

W A S H IN G T O N , J
and cattle woukl die of atarratinn
In Arh*n«as unless fee.I Is furnb le d at onre rame yestenlay lo
i l l Rest Cross.

■•In nttklny puhllf Informsll.m
.
.
tehnrwphc' hy Dr William Dek, | |*r,.f. Albert F insM r. famed
lelne from Arkansas, the lt«-&gt;t G om an malhc oetlcal witsrd and
Cro*« aaW lh» flrwl rnaetnient »f * enlist, salle,I on* af "Science'*
the feed anJ s.-ed hwn measure J loimorial*" hy Gsmtye Bernard
cr.me at An oproitune time.
' Hhavr. wa* la*t nl*hl ton led at
HebMi-r, national mrdl.nl d l-' * luilliant ta*tlmss.i|al diaiwr. t«j
e*.tor of the oryanltailor, was I San fran rism wtor* «n osalian ut
seal Into the drnulh *i*te »n r e - ' n.ore than 10 minutes duiatl.ui had
| port condition* there,
j an cmclhmal rrartlsM on tha dla.epi,, f,,,! ,iiu«tloo f i r animal* tlnaulshei yuesl.

.

______________________ _________

Eleven Of Fourteen
Ships Starting Trip
L a n d Successfully

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RIO DR JANEIRO, Jan, in,
ML a*—
(A P I—Eleven swift Italiani •**d th e
planes yesleixlay i-rtmpletrd
more than 0000 mile rtlght which
14 betan Dec. t7 at Oraetfllu,
Italy.
General Hal* Baiba, t to Wye*r-old Italian air mlnletar, laok
th f II ships off the water a» B«Ida *V A itf o’r to k yesterday,
moralnir (6:14 A. M. K 8. T .t And
set thrai down upon toaullflll BntWfdga Bay tot wean 4:64 e«d 6
tlif k ypsIrnUy uflrinoon (2;M
and a P- M.
8. T .l. complrttn|t

( A r) — T h e 8en*H
m m m llte e
to d a y
at
th o jym ponal t o e x t
li f e o f t h e
N yc
fu n tln c o m m ltte * b y
im r ifto .o o o .o o f o r f u r
v o a tig a tin n .
T h e S e n a te m u n t
a p p r o v a l b e f o r e th «

ran heemne effeetlv*.
Da Been said to oould I
today. Uhalrtnan Nyo raid further fund* ware prevkb
rommlttrv would be toreoM.f
bond.
A score of wllneaaos f r
•ylvmnli appeared at tto I
too mom today to teste
Senator Davis wh.iie
*c«t was chatleagvd.
enmmitt**. It « h d«
hoar tham until monoy
abl* for thalr
r*lm'
Ttoy appeared voluatarOy:
mmoo rolled from tormiy
to testify tn opposition to
wore notified not to rfWM? 1
Nyo who intends t* p r ‘
nneootlng of Davis on U
that 11,200 000.DO were ap
behalf of tto tlrto t tig
It wo« thought that It V
unfair to wHn*»#e* under
poena, who hod been n u t
briar Davis witness#* la t |
rape*.
The resolution lo .
tlftnal fund* lodudeo a ,
that the committee * Ilf#'!
tha neat Christmas reeosa 1

airs of Kentm-ky
to to
rieoivlng food from Ihe tbed I ro*».
The*# tw.t state*"^ * r» hanlrst
hit, but the distress had extended
to nM count!** in 61 *tate».
t’halriuan J«hp Dort *n P*jrn*
aonoumcl that 44MLOOO person*
Are now tolng cared for. ta s k
With the rumple!Ion of roses on
grant*, h i **id. have IMaled Ihe irlmlnal docket yesterday-af­
HUMA1JIV and total expenditure* ternoon, County Judge' James G.
for aM lyp#» of old |lj!i!,M 7 3 l. Sharon this morning began tha
Irtol-nf a small number uf civil
east* which constitute tto re­
mainder of the maltar* t* -he
handled before tto peCulaHena af
Count)- C iurt It adjourned.
Wednesday afternoon a t-a lat*
hnur a Jury, rutuposod of C. H. reaorg «tU U ,
(Islaoa, R. M, Rsod. Bmalon Hag­ afprw ard, *
-to n . I*. A. H rrtr.m B Rawdjmd a
Jt. Hunter, aftHvtoaria* xm rim on

iron Befrins Trial
Of Small Number
Of Civil Litigations

Tom'Heflin Doubts
P arty Regularity
Of Jphn RaskQb

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two
the
h.

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B r Carlton
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TALLA H AfWEE, J m &gt; I a—(API
—JiorerrvTT CartIon ymterdae rereared Ceuoty Judge J. W. Oil r e r .
of Oaceelg reeooly. aad Mimed J.
r . Mebl—o g o f Klsrlmmee . 1 sue-

• 1*0 a r pulalcd W.
of Feet Ntadc. a* -Jl
the tdred of
for Polk rouatfs
the late J- O. Single-

Busy Days For Tirej
Industry Predicted j
By Banking Survey |

Local High School
Quintet Will Face
0 rlando^S aturday

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Tentative A ccord
Reached Between
—
- Factions

?ocd. -Pret^Kb

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w S a s t a w * 1* ?

1 s s w" ' j siduct
r . In““-.(sa;
of fit*.

Six GirlM And 1 Boy
Die When lEe Breaks

arkonU.
Dry Law Is Eul
On Its 11th Bii

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MULES, CA'

ITALIAN PLA N K S HAVANA E D I T O email
R lsection
L ^ t#Cxoner ^• nunty
. r •.wa» CRIMINAL DOCKET
mara,
had verified reports of a****'2®
FINISH 6000-MILE TO BE DEFORTED He*i|
mules. I" parw.nally »*• fhur
OF COUNTY COURT
of Ihem."
All
but
nine
of
the
76
roimtle#
FOR
HB'ATTACKS
AIR ™
TO RIO
of Aikantas and ore-third tk* ENDEDTHURSDAY
■
.
'

Motor iC»rg To X«et
Stricter Inspection

Mushroom Oil Group
“ ds In Receivership

ife

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UN VI
OLONi
OF PROBEI

IS ACCLAIMED

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Kidnapers Of Bank
President’s Son In
Texas Being Sought

;«r

I bln| Antoni,- Mrglemaii. who baa I
Women aviator* wll
1] tirvt | •linking a good-wIII tour of
to ml In the pr«
r&gt;'! '-untry foi tto |«&lt;l fra iimolto
Mon-lay sltrrnncn a t . ISanfoMt
c n .m cioipnny with co-pllo*
!*•»
Av nu« aviation
fit »» when
San- Snick In aa open cockpit Swnllaw
throegh tto affarta
liair | planr^ '* th • r.ttor avlatria nf pftft*
ford l.luna Club*/ 40 *r
I an 1! Imnanr#
t'tinrnrr.
p’jtnci m trrad In tto '
tutor* Inrluile liuth Slewark,
nual ull-Kkirida 'air
btbiiiuo J n»in* a Oyrsy Moth plane of
h it- for an aft
P-aalah d*.l*n, with pilat Myron
Jum|»-'i Ka»
of stunting and pi
that S. Ilub-hiaaa rpendlnk part tlm*
Ins- It &lt;*&gt; learned
ylala i* *l &gt;li*i*aw&gt;ial. &lt;b»ilo g 1N » JltKtmji
jm.uu-lUarv-11) o f. I t o ■
tha, wad tha.- M aily Baarwsalf tw w -W*w»
TtPtf-nfffJlakr '
le a st1nir imwered Mminrou|ie. Sevan of
party, are Udy-bM*.
nally.lht.- Ilyin? women ate wlvia of
I wo of them »r«
l pilots enterei. in the lour, and
known.
,
D'aiirto Noyo*. who*# wyn# fi«- ■hoy include Mis. Dale Jarkfon,
with
u m l prominently In recant dl»- wh se hu-ton.l. to y itto r
palrhrs as i&gt;m&gt; ol tto leadHlC psr- Furrest O'Rrin-, set a world’*
lldpant* in th» women'* Air der­ i-mLiance m-. r.l in the St. I m Is
Mrs.
rielt&gt;
by a. row. tto United Style*, and Hot. n last yeari
who has irv rral ip a l '*«&gt;•• dis­ t.Uii-l, whose hu-bamk . F m M 't
tance fllaht record* lo tor-credit, Din.', Is one of Ihe l-ad'na «lunt
w ll to here In her «l**W»*»tr I flleis inathe.natlon; Mr*. Wesley
Great Lakes lupiane. On* k t tier- Raymond, of labelaml, who will
(Continued On Page Three)
many* nutslaad »a woeoaft fR-rn.

NUM BER]

F i n C ent* A Copy

HAVANA.
John T. Wllford, owner and pub­
lisher of tha Havana American,
I* to to departed w|thin Ito neil
three day* o« charges that to
published editorials attacking tto
Machado administration, and hi*
newspaper D to to closed pelm••ro ily .
.
,
’ Octavio /.uaeaarrvia. sub-seciratary of the Inlerlvr, told Ito
Associated l'r»»s last ni«ht that
• decree of repulsion ataln it
Wllfard had been drafted amt !*••
ready for tha president's aigna(urc
WUfsrJ will aa given 46 hoarw
iln ’wifUh to arrfcote hU . * ff*ltv
jg M i. Hn
_
n roysttwl at »i4A&gt;P./ *«w Mils popar waa rtsperl w itg a UM*
.Pag* R*e*n&gt;,t
^ . llme. ho) atrrlei».wld*ry f » to r of other Havana pubflratfoiia Alatoma. ilv t n f a n \ t t o A In «h*
, ,
mm
*4
mare than an hour before *kl*»- lost Friday and will nut agatu Aghate yeaterdiy oo Chairman
T ,h „ J. tUlkoh, of the Democratofs-rate,
Euto»»rHto
said.
WA8HINGTOI/, Jaa. If
nvUif down to the bay.
J Mr*. Wilfoi.I, a t'uhan woman, I* nathmal committee, »ald. Its*—Thu sixth major aupglw
From early mornlay. when n-v prihaldy will remain here unlit, h&lt;d&gt; "didn't know a Democrat
carrying H«B,024,0«0 fa* U
(Continued on Pa** Elahl)
from a ntou»r-rolercd mule.
lha* puMUhrrV fOM, Alfrr«K
department for the neat.'
is released from the political
Questionlivg Haakub’s party re­
year «*• passed ’ jester
prison lo which he w*» am i fol­ gularity, Heflin said h* still was
th r h«us* after a spirit,
lowing hi* partial pot Inn In a ■fo­ a nirmtor of the Union la-sgue
over rompuDor military
ment student demonstration.
CI.KVEIAND,
Jan.
16
—
(API
I
Club uf t Philadelphia, *n.l that
Tile nieaaure Include*'
IVilfnrd rame to (\iha from Ala- larmhrrshlp in that club wa* d#llusy days shead for tto lire InI,.inn 61 year. ago. lie vvolkml o» nir.I all hill Republicans.
several Havana newspapers and
" Ill ask thv srel r se ttlo r hy the Union Trurt rempanr ^ * JklU-U,lPpi Good rontroL It’,
•mall
rleveland.
Coach U onard McLuta*' to»k*t- IN month* a*« ope**'t
frpm IVnrwylvani# .If he is
! g .r» to the Hrtiate. No aoawat l
(Continued On I'ag* H li)
lu a .u iv ry the runjpauy bar I ,,Hprt*tl.m h s . 'y e l re .r to ri'C
niruilu'r of that club," lli-flln
Lett team officially opened thjust completed, it fuun.r ih s l.m o -; . U tu l, b(Mlll, frnm ih'|* aew h
said.
Semlnole High
In th ;
-I *m a Member." replied Kena- torDt* wilt protoldy
|ty 1*12 to Ml the Itnaae'j
.
. , .aiket
, a l .,* tea
llll
ffor
llP
m.lM0Ma ml an amradmewt hjr
! .m
in lIW1
tur Rr«l.
••Did they ask you If you were roalncs. o r II petrenl more Iran lire La Guardi*., Hepuhlli
« Rrpohllran when y«" Joined?" thru Isiught last year. This will York, lo peohlhll the uao
“They did, and I told theor I U P.tMW.OOO lieluw the 11*21' pto- funds on H. O. T. C.. unit**
durlion, whirh was DCWhl.OOII a- legr* and iinltrrnlUoa, feat $
wa* and waa pri.uJ nf II."
Dally military, whirh ntaba
IDc.l added h r wa* nut present lo r , the' 1U30.
10—(API —
Notwithstanding
the
recent (ralalng compulsory.
perlisteiVe cL two g » " r " ’ aiit'ii Ua«koh Jollied.
pr.rr
mlurtlon*,
the
rul.la-r
iu»nu
I-a Guardi* assarted tto
Krai k K. Kent. |udltlcal w riter
% R * to » u
men! official, who refused to
factuirrs are duo to is ,n more,
admit defeat wtou sucre** sevtu- of ihr llalllm ore Sun who ha* lunai'se ln*entiinr l,«sa«-s have bftftfy presented in tile amendment' 1
’ rn‘
I uproar almnkt
H i
imp.issible last night result­ hr,-,, r ngaged In rontroveisy with w-.itl n off an! /i|ieial|ng rffb that nf compulsory military
ed In an agreement which prob- Itask.h, w*» portiayrd liy llrflln rlrlM-y I* greater, th# tamk slit- Ing hut hit aurreasfol
hy Representative Rorboor, I
(Orly win Put
(“ -000 W!B,«? as a "w trhrd w lrhlrr of the |wn." rd. i
fnrnis Repuhlirsn, In ehargo'
II* *aH Kefti. who h a l wntli-n
Is aald to' —
lu rk at work In Ito
Kouth
"American luhher manufartu--(Trr to ttp ir ttn l Ihv Incil ecnnol Wale, roal ll»W» M""toy.
raostlr a itlrlra alaiut himself, had era a i r pinning their * faills It! the hill, remanded It Wfefe
Roy Drill was hlgh'seorrr f . f t t o
Utdar the agreement, . which “laid lieskoli upon the i|M&gt;retlng' |(i.1| . (er a r plarggtftM hnslaoet rsotad Interference witty th f
fttatra sod priest# instil
Imb Is, chalking up 10 of the Y4
■* reached through the edorts latdr, odwtlnlslerril chloroform. of some 42.000,OOM is -in g s .' Ih# of
po al* acorsd. The "A" team which ,f t;nimaar&lt;el Hhlnwell, »rere- an d - mjm-rat-d j&lt; it him in do- •"« l|h-|lk
ottor.w ordai this to outline educational pro
La Guardla-alao lost an at
raw service last alghl la compos­ ary of mine*, a n i William lira- arr irgil form.
, wouy n,Mn that *tu&gt;ut 40 pertoN*. tn prevent th* uaa of
ed f f Lindsey a t center, Kinlaw am. president af the toerd uf
of the Ameiiran*motori»t» -wooW for primary * graining
and Britt, at forward*, and Moy* trade, a »»w contract wan orawn
Imy an average uf four new tire*
and Jackaan at guard*. Oltor* up which will last uatll Jan. 31,
this year, or iU tire* for every
MM Mrkr# tetn iln*. WtU»n
|M 4. ard ttoreaftar until ea.registered n*u|*i vfthlrlJ in * hf
MonUor. lle tlrr, Rotuivlo. CoQT- nlration of on* month's written
United mates.
, wST. JOIINR. N. F.. Ja«- 1 d ••tort year's rleclln# in laplaeonotice given In writing by nllbor
(AP7 -T he swift and ley Eiplolts inrnl lama In splto of tto fact
The *«r*«msol stipulate* that nicer held the hodi*» yesterday of that mure cars ware In us*. It rv
WASHINGTON. Jan. til
which w hiinH them , by a ,‘iA p&gt; Ito rnt* of pay will remain no six girts and a toy who were lulled - largely from tho tendency —Marking th* eleventh
and
underground drowned • Wedresday night whea tn pul off buying now tires as parr of rational prohibit
16 score In the opening ga n* of heretofore,
^ kaarwrelcgrtba policy' of •m»re th e re o io n ”oV Drift ndu lost Filday
hours will to »ev#n and Mto-balf a sled broke through the Ire and long a* possible, due In aronoiaM ef th* author* af Ih#
plunged th*m Into the rtvrr at condition*. ’ f
H lA U ,~ sugf-rrtgtt'*w t« laid
dally earh day of the we»k.
Amendment told tto
The Iwnk raid that maadfactar- day that tto dry
The tm r f thr,w s
&lt;»it
'to Point -of-May.
heae ptoyed e-baege P*re to '
era’
.oafidem*
(hot
1M
1
will
pro­
Hearth
near
th#
hot#
In
the
ice
d s r a t. ty ff,'to fT iT r“ ne»trn
•tay la tto Conalttutl
alow Ig a alatemert said many strong Daytona and Ht. Augustine' •prewding system desired hy ito failed to local# th# bodies and It vide hotter manufacturing
and Ha
was Rraator Sheppard ai
eccldaaU had been rauied «n hlfh- tea to* this week, (h* lUnft-rd ooi-' owners, under which the oenere was believed the water* had ear *ell&gt;ng i-oadiDans
well
a*
way* by m*V&gt;r *e|yteto* ninnu.g *» fil feels renfidoni that they will were penw itui to er force any tied them beneath tto ir* for a gr ater profit marglM IrSbasod M making hla first HensU t
hours so long as the average
night with suUjCC* bsadliaht or rrvvra* tto acore against Dr land* waa aeren and ono-half a day. king dista't*. Th# rldr*« of th# ab a on p ro g m i I* aJtoRtatlai on tho llqsar qoretloa of !
lion*
toesorrow night. A game bet
Beth owners' and warkff* |« rty w as. EDI* fludg*U&gt; '-’6- • ilfatiurilt* )twmpalitlon, xubiliaa
With a fighting
lion
of
row
tuhher
prtret.
and
itativea signed tto agree- Hsivatlng Army school Irachtr.
tb* Orla
urohlbltion, d en y lo a'H '
da# to
which must go through Tto u tto rt wore Carrie Raker. 60; itupiyvvgyftBl* *• t to .••trtosrwuro Increase In crime
•U a S f fo u r* paopi
forwtallty uf being approved Dnrla M )y, !7 | ChreUy Peckford, ln&lt;!u*t i y. ’
BPJH t KH
to r told his colla
the Kouth Wale* federetion IS; lie sal* Peckford, If; Lthol
rapeol ftf Iho Eight
trr a high school sport *r*nt
Cardiff . Saturday night, and Prckfcrd, 14, ani Matilda March
ia
pyent “would lot &gt;o**0'
' At
•„
this I* den* there will Ire * II«p»ny of Near ard tto bag* auditorium is
country evils vyklch ^
ml resumption of work Mon*
It* aetrrs &gt;m fr.r a
TO P R O M WHEAT PR1CM
th* arroat of Its progreta, 1
&gt;lto cut . rang*
BARTOW, Jaa. 16—(AIM—BID glory aad tto pollutUis'4
1
Hammond,
New
York
aviator,
died
f
WASHINGTON, Jan. lf .- ( A P )
ham* and fossa.
BfBERIA JIIT MY COI.II
-Tho Souala adopted without tart night from Injuries rocetrad
when his plan* crashed ytatvrdag.
WAIJB6 BEGINS
IN, Jin . 16. - ( A P ) - debate fe roaohition for lovastffa- during pXfrciaos at tto dedication
, Mongolia and North tf*n- tlen Of reason) for the failure of of pia local airport.
Jaa. lfi I E MOUBUET
‘ eing swept hy the Ihe prtaa of bread to reflect iho
line.I ml
Dooglaa Turnbull, co-pilot,.
-(A F )—T to Triof* j
in 3D gpare. Mon-tol- dmlino U T to prU* of wheal and Injured but wit] recover The p]
part of the
Inquiry alto will Iry
• temperature u( «-1
aad p « " "f
| whether bread prwaa la aald to hava rreahad W
. Kevan men (tore ' *
[ IW Mrr-'iso
.
lave) tocausc of stuatlog. Roth moo were flyblff
la tto region of Man||
Ru h
f
the All Plot Ida Air Teur.at*
in
th r rc»traiat
borio.
I
t
was
60
hftlew
in t «»■
tto Miami air t

Mrs. Owen Pie
For Boys Expel
From Nav^l Sch

To

n ;.

gators To Have
Womei
Big Pai fn Exhibition
Planes fete On A ir Tour

MEXICO

^ '|k
w ■ Ok

■»

new spa per

JA , F R ID A Y , JA N U A R Y ! « . 1M 1

SA NFO RD ,

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(An —

«

Air Tour Aviator Is
Dead. From Injuries

a-

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�Tentative B
o f t h e e o o i m ’. U e o .
‘ R o b e rt- W . B e n tle y , c h a in
U » i» K i e l * i U a d D o n a r U a o *
s u tc d - f h r c o m m itte e th a t
p ile th e f e e t th a t a t m

time* IhU tame appropHoti

YK \ 4 +

a ta d d th e D e p a rlia e n t o f A g ric e lta m d id n o t In i to d to o h e e re e a n y
g e if c r a p h lta ! lim ita tio n * . H o w a v e r , S e n a to r H a f b n &lt; D A la .) , In .
tro ftu c e d a r e s o lu tio n to h a r e th e

DROUTH
* * o i2 t

th e e ig h te e n -

fO fttftR V Y C *
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M
o f th a c a p . 1
U p u l t w o e li r a p i* .

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K h M w F I|«K W
* C O fW V O K U . * *

arW 'A! Promote
Abotft'DealingW ith
Suspended figh ters

O S MIAMI’S R ACING
MO
SEASON OPENED;
.

»aa greatly lap
inaugural form
aytd “far coaler"
able to mart pal
Io n a n d G e o rg e V on
M r ’e r a e Y g m a t o u r ,
l l » r , h a d th e e a a to

Bobby la Nervous As
Debutunte B e f o r e

ad - Jack rw iiirt
W *h. w ho

N E W Y O R K , J a r. I B ,- &lt; A P ) T h a N e w Y o rk S ta te a th le tic co rn ­
e d a e lo n r n tre n c h e d g r im ly W e d e r s i 'a y t o p l a y a w a i t i n g
gam e
C g a ln e t tb o I n iu b o rd ln a H o n t h a t
h a t c o m # o u t.o f th e s ig n in g o f tb o
Y o u n g .A tr ib llr g - U a a
B th m tlln g
.
I • .* O-t I
o. '* h e a v y w r l g h t t H I a m a t c h .
The eommlealyn, eaUsfiad Itaalf
Wednesday with warning, all boa*
Ing rarpuratlone and promotero of
tha romailieloa mice forbidding
Opening MsrlfsSecond {Mgotlallons
with ouependod bpx. and
manager*.
MedUoA
Year UnderNewRa-j •r»
S q u a re i G a rd e n , th ro u g h . lU aM U t

ita rro d

t U eA ngoleo apeA
M ttir th a n T T , w h ic h
C ount needed by Jp g
a e r o f th e
M ia m i

A Y U h N T ^ f U ., Ja n
— n o b b y Jo u d * m ade
ilo n a l' ra d io
d rb u t
n ig M a a U e rru u a a n d

y , P o rtla n d , O r e , le i

J&amp;S is- S

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. ti^ (A R &gt;
h i* p r o f e e W id a a o d a y a h d t o c l .i y w e tC N e d tit* h o k e t*
e x c i t e d a a r a a i n * t o d a y ’s I n a u g u r a l o f t h e
M i a m i R a r i n g a s s o c i a t i o n ' * 15- d a y
ro c ln g m e e t.
T / ||{
? «
■ W i n t e r r o e l d e n U , f r o m t b e 'm e f n b e r* o f th e d x tla a iv e i^ lu u U * « t
P a lm R a n ch ' a a d &gt; M la a d , \ t o th e

a half hour W ore hie echod-

Wtoi mm M IM m M A
W in n e r* o f g u lf , l i t
•to * b e * « » m em b er of
a R y d e r c o g to a r w * h a e
ffn w im p o rta n t c o m p e l.
M * n a m e o fte n h a t b e w i
k g th o O r a l f o u r o r flv o .

tlm* nrrroualy fumbling with third aocrtoalv* foMOf of- wlntoi
t o u g h d r o p * a n d l U t t n l n g t o B U I raring at the Hialeah track.
M M d g y ,' r a d io
an n o u n ce r’ an d
8*v*n *ntrio* faced tk* barrier
l y o t j h . w r l ^ t , n r w t I n d h i m a t m a d - In th* Key Largo race, the tin t

replied.

of ala everts on the program,
while the fSOOO Hialeah bariMtap.
high apot of the day, drew IS
atariera.
The opening naika the kocond
erasen under the ownership of
th* mring anoclatlon el, 'wbleh
MaJ. Barclay It. WarhurtSa la
prrmldentl Joseph E. Wldeaer,
chairman.of tho hoard, and Prank
J. Uruin. dlroctor-ioBMgor. ■ The
track wa* operate four year* by
the Miami Jbckey club. ’
Today's program ala# marked
U rharg* from tha, oral lystern of
baiting le the eorilflcoU aystom,
commonly referred to In raring
circle* as "synthetic .partmuI m*I. N

I ," o f t k o t l " t h i n g t h a t l o o k s lik e
I a le c tr ie f a n ."
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How k# would hove sighed With
lief for om of those.10,000 yript golf. goUerle* with kin on
•ceoslrn, ha ho fought against
* thing thatk oorri*d hi* vale#
an MttoMthd M.000,000 people
w n M i l to toast network of
w Notlonpl '• Hroodcaitlag com-

•• l U o n t l a a a a i m d i M r t t i l
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R n b im o a g a v e a b d e a th a t .I f th e
H e r a t* a d d * t h e lU &amp; O fil t e d .
I t t h e n g r i c u l t u r r ^ R l h e I* w e a l d
I n s i s t u p o n l i e a p p n v o l h y O to
H o u m e v e n a t th e c a e t a t d e f e a t.
Ib g th e e n tlm m a s c a r a . T k k » w o u ld
'l l * * * H o f W K d
th r e a te n a a e x tr a n w Ii i ro r th e
b lit r a r r t e e f u n d s f a r a a x t 'a » e a r * e
heotir
o p e ra tio n o f th e a g r lc s h u r a d e *MW«rf*VA«
p e r tm m t.' '
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•S e n a to r W a la h , (U M e a t.), J » » .
A rte *
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b e fo re th e e o n fo rtn ra re p o rt w a e
▼“»*«*» f
a g r e e d to , to o k th e a d m in is tr a tio n
to la n k .
*
“ T h e Im u c , a f t e r a l l , " h e M i d ,
" la w h o le g o in g l a p a y tb o b ill o f
mclinTin iSp. t £ t o o ’ ^ V
a d m in le tra tlo a
bee
h e o v y n r l g h l c h * m p l o n » h l |&gt;
w ild r e lie f . T h e
d o er*
and
) « * U |d * y lie w s * c o n f i d e n t f h o r l o e e d t h e t r o a o u r y
• a id th e y a r e n o t g o to * to p a y IL
e t m ( d l * * l t h e 'd m m a i * . ' &lt;
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“ C o n fid e n t T Y e a I fe e l o s 'i f t T h e o d m ln le tra tlo n la fo e e x e m p t­
to n b o a t B e h m e lin g . B u t n o , •! in g th e la r g e I n o o ra t t a a p a y e r *
a m i ih * c o r p o ra tio n # f r ,m p a y in g
Jttn'i t o l l y o u w h a t r o u n d , l l o ' s . a
1 r o t t y |f a i r p th w h r r * l t h ; r ith * r a U n lle r, a n d o n Ih * h e c k * o f th e
h a n d a a d h r e h o w a d h i * r u g g e d - ep ml a ca ei ld p I rn o c pf ee ar ti yo d l oa '
f o r r e lie f."
n r i i In f a k lr g a t it o f in m le h n m a t
hi*d f r o m
T h u S e n a te a le o
fm m S h a rk e y .
1
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" I t h i n k _ jw &gt; g a m e a l | r i g h t , " j
( I I A la .) , to th e e m e rg e n c y a p - '
T h r G e o rg ia h c u v y w n g h t e a ld p ro p * lo tio n
ta s a fU M
p r o v id in g
h e ' W a* In g o o d c o n d itio n .
• ' ■ ' th a t n o g e o g ra p h ic a l rn e lrlrllo iu i
' * * J w e ig h I t * * tr ip p e d . T h a t .h a ll b e u b e a r te d h i th e d r o u th re le a r o r m e III t i e w o r k to d * to J r t f lo n * In a d m in is te r in g " th e lo a n s .
.Herator Jon re eald ha undert o '» i i » t o &gt; / .
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a fte r I
b e e n p la c e d In a te n ta tiv e I
en ve er rj yr e f f o r t w o u l d h e a a a
h e r d ie U e a llc fa c ta r tly I n
y e a r ' * w o r k . H e a c i d t h a t II
t h e I r t r f i t l 'i n o f h i * d e p a r
th le y e a r to e o o ro o trO te Ita
of ru c tio n a m c r a e t m to o * *
t l o r e tit l a a M l * w h i c h h a d

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In a tte n d a n t* to * P * * e, If
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T h o w » w h i m a«W t th e t r ip
H a n fo rd w e re : J o h n tfe ta c h
M . P o n w o r t b , C m .1; W . , h
T o n y H tc h fo rd , F in d T . W
K . W . H e n a e r , 11. J . - U f c *
A * f t p e t r , Cs A . C | r r f , R . J . .
•n d A . T . W W U . . £ £ ,
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V-Crpmuzim frm, tynnr wowwith"
^ThtmotUr

t h e f e w of tup
jo fjr * f b een
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I'm 4m't bar* It Inlgpt AMetxd. ' M
Picul tmimu tritk (ton; IP* sofan* uiB ~
a e e ie f h r f r t y r t w a f e r .— M b e d G o o d b .

A rthur to .

y o f A ftitu U m t.

S oil it Ih* joundosim tffq m r ' "
m jt to il it Iht toU iouret df'in- ^
com*.— T h e Country Gentle-

jajsts-sse ,.i3

la Jan* fb r the ghamplonehlp dee.'
pit* the aueponalon a f th* German
Uit^Tuejday and Ute vacating.pj
•V U e a a *

o f H c h m rlln g H U Ib lin g a n d Ih * C a rd e n le n e t n ffle ta lly b r ia r * u s ," C h a ir m a n J a m
A . P a r k y s a id . " W e w ilt d e a l w ith
th e m la o a r o w n w a y n t o tir o w n
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p e r th e G a r d e n a n d Ita a s s o c ia te s
th e N e w Y o r k H a u n t m ilk f u n d ,
in th a r in g in g o f th e m a tc h . T b o
c o m m is s io n h a s v a r ie d d is c ip lin a r y
p o w e r* , h o w e v e r, to n e v In d e a l* n&lt;l, t h e

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K f f tc llv e J a n u a r y lS lb » | b a
Gaew eai. M o to r. H ad lo . wlU
forarpH a trp to .In k eeping
p d llrie * o f ( l r n e r a l M o to r*

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ln clu d e tu b e* . 'T h le
w ith th a progrpaaivo
R a d io C o r p o r a tio n .

caacaaL lecrrona bamo poaronanw ri, u « vnM ,oaiu

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“LITTLE
GENERAL

You can move jeithi^r hand
—or both

bop)

The commie^«n luggvvted ch ri
n t hi moment bo staged her*
among the mlddlewtlghta In datarmlna a auceeoaor to MUkoi
Walker's title also was vacated kf
the commlirioa last wr*h. *
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You »a*t real rot mprftrio, tort you ega contra)
Progt You ran grew tip gwriUg at Slt f ea «uri by
■uriag plenty of Y-C feriBUer an every oer* aad by
lateaslfylog year whole crop og fever oevoo. The
direreawe betorea setUa^prire aad g rawlog root, .
"hotkeen to* hand and Ipitim haag^thal'o PrriRl.'
Yo4 raa open thle dlVeeagtov yea can * « w eh her
hand or hath, e*- tm tujpotnl Pk*«A with V-C

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0 C I I I .O C K N R K , J a n . I S .— ( A P )
— W . U ( Y o u n g ) B trih U n g , ^

k to ra h a ll H e ld , H I, R . U O a r r r,
J a ff a r a o u U v In g * ta n . B u d P la h e r.
M n . H . O . P k lp p a , O g d e n M ills .
E d w a r d H . M r L s o n , J . C L &gt; M ll* r
M r* . P . A .
w id e n e d . M r* . P a rk O i
S *“ 'i. a o r C e r a l a g a a d c t h s r * .
Jo e k , e n try o f B . I H . M rU a o ,
d re w th e r a il p o s itio n f o r tk g
, 111a I e o h h a n d i c a p W &lt; l s y . O t h e r
e a f r ie * f o r t h a t o v o n t In c lu d e :
Jg a fe H o w e , G a n R e y * l, M u d . O k a f t B o e , O r o e n o e k , P e to , D e d te a te ,
t e 9 ’H a l t l e , U u g k l a g I k y . J o a *
R g ljo o n , H o n e y
U t u r i . R U to e ,
I - a a . f l ll v e r d s l r , h W H U f)

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ftiU litc r im proftt p to liit mnU
tn fote o4dt to Iht value of fOfh

l o &gt; . n a a iw n o*i

Rm dletrene

'niisliy Bill Yfliodsy flalshod
tth hi* mlnuto and a half of In- WlUla Hharpe
Woodward, tl*
edoctMnTlnd mtUd ftohby.
Beotod Vrttklb on anh** length Horry P. tltnrl

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E E T
t* 'jre T
go 1)
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on Jtoad ky
Driralt.
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mt unfair
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and declared real
P W (be eoantry *9*
Ilacy ; Detroit, chairredporty owner.' dlm
gaaodatlon, aald
MM throughout thla
'All «nlti f soy srn *■ 1 spendW

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troyad and he *** Hring •" W*
autornobila, ha »ald. Th* military
lwr:»ck» » l l in ruin, and a colnrvrl of cavalrv »*&lt; oaa of tho»*
killed. The poltea were helping
Ike iolH&gt;r&lt; to .earth the rain* for
addition.I victim*. ‘
A,
The apicenter of th» quake,
which .truck Oaxaca at about 10
o'clock Wednesday night, urac
placed a few mile* noithaast of
the city. Mexico City IUelf wax
■haken for four minute, and on.
parKit wai killed and 25 Injured
There aUo wa. a
considerable
property damage. a
Oaxaca ha. ouffarad from
earthquake, before, and wa. built
on line, calculated to wlth.tand
moderate ahocka. The elder hooaee
By mean, of modem airplino .type radio receiving appai.tu. were lew, marrive building, with
In.tailed in hie efflre at Waahfagton. Col. C&lt;arenca M. Young A*ri»- thick walla, and the meat Important Secretary of Commerre, ini charge of elrll aviation, I, making
nalndy of plane to ground communlcntloln, a. carried in evefjhv

Style's tax problem.
Bar .treae aa real
town Utee wax ap- SPEECH SOFTENS BBPORTBR
tlme ago by Oct.
WABHINOxON, Jan. IS—(API
Ion to make a atndy —Perry Bodlong, one of the Sen­
ate'. official recorder* waa ao affacted Wednesday by the apeech
of Senator Caraway (D Ark.),
i, taxation systems, whlrh ha took d*wn In shorthand
I precast atat* con­ that ha handed Caraway a check
i'* adopted, were far *50 to bo need for relief work
i &gt;i time when* real In Arkansaa.
aetlcallv the only
ale . wealth," .aid
, HAVANA CLUB HOMBEf)
mete. "They make
HAVANA, Jan. I d - (API —
for th e. mast part,
’or. tax purpose, the An antl-edmlnlctratlon motive
MntapgtbUa. Thea#
Kh ar# the outgrow,
•torn' complex, com.
In duatrial ayatam,
, frenchlaaa, prlvilillka,»
a
i tfr. Reaauma .# d ,
proglmaUly one-half
[o f the country, but
pprexJmately u par
AM local taxaa. Unrtgta owner, with
•r fe , under n defln&gt;
far tporiflo tax, ob-

waa believed to havo been behind
exploalon of n bomb In a corri­
dor adjacent to the Union Club,
excluelrt Havana aoclal organisetlon Wednesday night.

MADRID, Jan. &lt;1* — .(A D Queen Victoria of Spain waa suf­
fering ycitrrday ,from a light at­
tack of grippe and was unable
to attend a luncheon given by
King Alfonao for tho mayor of
Paria, Count Caatellane.

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eo-pilet leader aT flight grout*
nude ay of Bird biplane*, and
1. Bwaaee Taytor, who wtU be
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o, .mi -Hr*. Pendleton Kda Trevelatr. MU* NoeeUh
s i» a rminarfW In the big
y .mpklblaa- bhkh la ux! an adjMbbU propeller.

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• Alfonao Franclvo Rant'r. x. a
atate deputy from O .tjra, in te r ­
lay afternoon sollrited RrJ'Cro,*
a for the atrlcken city'end llm
laf oreanlutlou ha-tlly neper•d a ahlpment pf ajpp lei anl
medicine, nleo aendtng phyr clan*.
It, wa, .aid that vu per cent
ft the houset of. Oakara were
damaged or.destroyed..

Knlrnnce Sanford A re.
II. H. McCALL JR.
Prop.
For Your F n tlta &amp;
V egetables

Tgroup
» «of 9piano.
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T he tong, slender, sm ooth, D ark Green a train. W e
th tru e stra in ao much In dem and .by th e nhlp
F ollow your Celery w ith K ilgore's C oeotelle.
N ew shipm ent B red-R ite and S ta te C ertified
Bliss and Spaulding R o se P o ta to * . K ilgore's Bred*
the beat th a t m oney can buy.
n i Kb germ inating, W E S T E R N GROW N Bounl
C lnnt S trin g less and T enn essee Green Pod B eans.

Billie lW * ttb a Bar
rale h»'*0*a N W * t I
Theatre Friday* Deuglaa
role.

s p r . f f f i l . M C f t ' 23ft

axpenaai.
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Some famous ablp*. wfll be-oa
aaklbitlon and piloU wC aaMoaally
'recognised ability will be ueea.
tddle Stinson will shod owe of
the latee. model Btlnaoa^P^duri«.

pf th. plane, and beraura the day

fa*MkcM U&gt;

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twerea. and C q U t o ' to tbd Rllane Thaatregkke ' dog rare, at
Loagwood, and tbe')tob.rt K. l e t
Ball. AutomaUlea funtlabed b , lo­
cal cltlaana will tfgnaport the pare
ty ta tba Valdai » 4 o l. and wW Vefa&lt;|fcwUJWto» D«o
be at tho dl*arel n f J h * .r H .« ,
Every affort la being expended to
make the Samferd atop ene o f tho
day* ago wQI U bare pUotad by
meet eajeyable Of the tour, and
(kb fact that no attendance at Jlmmla Hoaallt. TWRt- Lof'vBobanquet, or apeecbmaklng hu«
u n a B b‘
been planned, aa in awry other s
last year, and which la now
etly since Uie our left Miami tailI Uruls
Monday, ta exported to be halted ihe'property, of .thotGalf *•*}«♦
with much aatlefactien by the
aviator* and efficial*. They areI: Product. Co* - giant * • tri-motored
lari tad to, the morion, dance^nnd
pUrw. fitted with a com­
dag race*, tretoportatloa andI read
exhibit of Mouarck food*,
ticket* will be provided, but at­ plete
la ax parted JU&gt; draw conktderibla
tendance la not compulsory. \ attention. Dole Jackson, one of
Tba aviation field baa bach pre­ the pilot, of Ike St. bmda Rabtn
pared far. the apoady and &gt;afr jait year on It* enduranre flight,
handling af nil tba »Mp*. and kka a new skip of Wa own which
Mgrytkiad la qald tu ba la readl- ho » l|i put through a aerie, of
stunU.

EV ERY TH IN G FOR SEM INO LE COUNTY
TRUCK G R O W E R S,
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Wholesale ancTRetaii1
dint of..ltd gaodn— . :N*w. ■hAig.af.agrtMa

t U I I K I KngB UJ i U U I ^ W VAf *^ #*'
a w u M W . ^ I t V U IN—K aIA

ywar gaarketlttg .aaoru enjoyable . , l^tkm
thlnga that
fdr»-ybto And (koah are
that are rreKpMriblg, for AJtP*a'ovtrwhtigili
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P a lly — Pure C ream ery. *

3 doz. O ran g es- 25c
1 doz. Grapefruit 10c
3 doz. Tanger­
ines
25c
Full line of Bunch
Vegetables
Cheaper than the
rest, for the - b e s t
Ask your neighbor.
Plenty P arking
Space.

control of petlagia-fcadJ
fur the sk i- •
Rat Imate* were that b
lUea, or about 24^30 pen
babig fed In Kentucky.

be made up at.
&gt;1 exhibit.
rompo,. the am.
They' will not b r
flying, and wtU. U
the edge of the tUU tor the lnapectlon of tba ciewd. The reread
and third sortldSa wig bo mado up
of pUnc. whisht.-vM be need to

Genuine Cocozelle Squash Seed

Help yourself to these savings . . .
High quality merchandise plus low prices

Saturday's Specials
10 lbs I. Potatoes 27c
5 lbs Onions
17c
BiUb*- Ga. S w « t

ty will. bg.met at the field
entire $lAberihlp of the
itely
niter
ipe flying nt
landing. In three
10 mlnuU Intoyi

protect Cucum bers and o th er tender v e g e ta b le s.

tax aytlamx. Ap0 state* already
d tag commlaalona
itg Jure and make
ta aa to changta
d.
lent," *o declared,
riod through- which
lg will lcera the comSi estate aatublllhad

[A R V A T IO N
[D IE S , C A T
R E REPOR1

SCREEN'S BIRD OP PARADISE

f ir E x h ib it io n
tad&lt;tldua| resident of Otjrafa wpa
a me*.age to William Them pawn,
formerly of Peoria. IlL.bUt for
the poet 20 year, a r^tdent at
Oaxaca, whole wife aent wor-l
from the stricken .rlty .that aha

FR ID A Y , JA N U A R Y

10 Pounds

Campbell’s

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SUCCESSFUL FARMERS
USE ONLY

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THE BEST AVAIfdABL,E SEED
PLANT STOKES’!
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Betty Crocker
cake pand with
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purchase of 2
pkgs. of Gold
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Medalcake flour

C ocozelle S q u a a h (I m p o rle tl)

DEL MONTE
3 cans

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C ro o k N e c k S q u a s h rJjC d u ra ilo G ro w n )
S t r a i g h t N o ck S q u a n h *(C o lo ratlo G ro w n )

cuindry. Both tl

C e r tif ie d U etl B)l»« F otaU rea

paaaengvr ship* -of
Air Treaapert (■*
atop* la Sanford’ll
mark of good-will I
lnlare«t‘ In avtatlo
urgra that all pan
&gt;n alr-mall end- lh«
Sanford being | l g

C e r ti f l e tl, S p o u ld l n*^

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STOKES &amp; CO. INC
NYMtOrtl strtbf:
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and coontiaa, and a

a ’ AqypV*&lt;

a gf retrenchment la

operations,

Sim ent la M P*r cent
A f u levy on property,
i n throughout thla
la all unit* of gav*
m the loireet to the
| Lncy, “wa bare bnea
mdebauch und Indulg*
tnraalte of; extravua ha. been too much
Igpoaao, Wo have gutvtrioua habit of govdeficit. .
i are mainly ta blama
amended and applaud*
mea. They buva treat« pun* da bottomlc.a
Ud expenditure* and
md their capMlty to
,-aad brought &lt;a largo
confiscatory taxation

FORREST GATCHEL’S

2 £ S £ i*

3 Pounds
2 cans

CASH GROCERY, INC.

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406—SANFORD AVENUE—408

COFFEE
CORNER 4TH. STm &amp; SANFORD AVI
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY &amp; SATURDAY
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.W E MAKE IT. HAVE YOU T R IE D T H IS

1(1 Oz. G lare

'YCTT^AKB IT HUS WEEK.

Red Wing
Assorted

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assorted flavors
3 Packages

2 Packages

"Long** Meat la a Treat to Eat"

221 East First Street Opposite Post&amp;ffice
Hens and Roasting Chickens
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Wash Picnic Haras, lb.
Pork Shoulders, lb.
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IHftkitteda lb.
Fla. Pork Chow, trimmed, lb.
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HANFORD

THE FOLLOWING
A T TH IS STORE

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BEST FOODS
BREAD AND BUTTER

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�Lavish Di$]
When Henry L. Doherty give Ms
ir, Helen I/w•'/v^mlrwr out
mi f nparty”
s r tv M am few
fn\u u'nalri
her "coming
weeks f |r a i spent some
Where between $260,000 and one milllotfcooj s on It. Whst.
one could have or do at a single party whfc sou Id run the
expenses up to so large a figure is somofM of • mystery
laand guests
to most of us although we learn that a*
were present, the entire first flooy &lt;rf I . fashionable
hotel was rented, a veritable army of waits ,'cooks. caterera, decorators, and furniture movers wag* aployed. while
two twenty-two piece Jazz orchestras,' an a number of
wall -known opera and radio stars furnish music. There
was a dinner before the dance and a trap
afterward. Probabiy'Wr $260,000 estimate
The expenditure of so large an amount of money upon
fun and frivolity while at the same time a bread line of one
hundred unemployed men was being formed gtgi were be
tag fed, or at least.* partly fed, In a garage across
Jhs iMreM, - and similar lines by th» thousands, most
of them ' containing more than' one . hundred, were
being formed all over the country,' With the Indivi­
duals In taem not so fortunate in many dues os to re
cefve bread, is being subjected to a not surprising amount

row TODAY

n w i of tha aid faahin*
letter" k onld |» ha caw
anztety to BTgaor Maas

tho Italian aJrinm nt,
don Ohnrrrrr reports. ,
ly tho Utten hare origin
a political greop fcaswn j
tljnal Allianco of U b r
Irg from U&gt;a IndastrUU
the North of Italy, sad
cl«t admtalitrstlon Ms

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ing that that (axtravagaqt enl

if the' Same situation as existed prior tq the
Uon. 1 don't anticipate such a thing as (hat I

enad age, but aomethlng very like It Is pretty
t Wild spending orgies deubtlesa were par
tattoo aad a snare, jimid laW for the French Revolution, hut the cases Are
i ‘fanlish aad btfrtfol Itau. fe+eht Louis XIV gava Ms bsKIe* at the ex
I 'drawn awn la SoalrnrUaa 'ttlrte. foirThe fun of thg fhvfcrcti, to the dlrac
DAN0CR8 OM RICHES

n that will ha rfcly/aOJoU

H M H ha—t Tim, h l | , , ^

has shown.
How a man spends bis
y his own business. Somu n en spend ito a steam-yacht* vft
a coat of two or three fciMi n dollars which Ahey use prollfour weeks oilt o f' the yeer.
spend it at ill. but hontt It hi saffety *de­
old socks w ers they can coutit It oVer and

A country has about hit bottom
bon an hottest man la ths .only

rery qulrl rreldanllsl quarter—U
brromr, first, a modalt renter
real bohrmianlsm. and than
flaunting and brilliantly lit InU
llclate how a m niionalreAul spenflhls mone
cribs, where a poor man shall buy hip grit#
1« ehali,spend oo hid amusefbdnt^ ' ' ; i j
dUonnror.
-•
who are starving lo d e a t \ howcvi
•bat -.rtlaf
rattv e,lhed to. reason much. The sight of x
wa who U denied
denied access
access U
to i.
It andwholtor X
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Burned nothing more delectable than a Male piece of bread* to
as
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3- not
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■’ hbout t , e tt.W"■, do
M m with rjftaVor
Senator Norris
f w tta that adeh
.fleh m l u W w S Z k
exhibitions of extravagance tndjuxury hr* likely- to prtoipitate a revolutioif but w tilo
thay.mre aumailok

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HOLIDAY NOTICE.

JhtiV 'H ajS

irrapd irtiaUSU
Hold of radio actlti
f*a*bad apprexj
to conclusions r e
• of H * earth St

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ta la s M a POffn«t&lt; films ta,C *
fprnlact Will M lati, thafcUiera

such thing as a perfnet Kin
Of Yale| whp'hm no
IsLi—rasa VC,. Ngwa. ,.Wi j

bad coovlnmd them of tho

WILLINGNESS TO PAY la one thing;.ability.4o payt
another. One of those who belidve in th e pay-aa much-asucan policy, told u« the other day that his stonf which
located on Flr$t Street and which should be a profitable

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&gt; acteatut sayi Uj*r% Is ns ■«

Monday, Jan. IDlh being a legal holiday- In; tha
State of Rorida (Robert B. Lee's birtftdaj
nWiU.aot be opaa-fortheltraiisaction dT
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SANFORD ATLANTIC' NAltL. feANKi'

that if the City taxes Aould be doublet, ha would enfttrtfl
f mre e re lusuy wiltoiW»1h
actual loss of' $200. a yexr bcfolPft 'paying hlT
wall known, nmoV
Such a situation, naturally enqpgh, U pretty serious to him, olnre*
locturere—If on formal a
aad one can scarcely blame him for feeling depressed.

retrh Into tbo.si
tbi. «*ftk a csre.fni
ad boon umlrr w
IM r M toarso^f I
or a namblr ef-1
'm
COured'-T
erred with Prof.
Urlng that utla
lota svsUahls si
far frets nasi* afd Wtlghy bo.
object uLsatodtlitStlda a ir onjH
tarn. Modification, he dodnred,

a n n a a ia jB n n

WlnUh snpniuflc

ING' THBr# d m 3 p '
By NKAL O'HARAx
af WinUr Park far ths boil
upon n asbjoct nubmlttnd b,
I-J. JhU jronr Tb«re‘a •. A

PENTLAND, C t Y and MOGSKI yls,
fire nr forty nlonm

I tha apnra. but
taetthor. Mabrl
llarla* always

and

|P.-that ma«Sfhb(a4 ftkars U
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SchoolHoMs
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Mrs.G.F. Smith Gives
Party For Her Club

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Friends ef Mrs. W, a Lota*
wIR raft*t to learn- that rim la
111 at home, 20« Elm Aranwa. .
Tburaday afternoon h r M™ G. P.
Smith » t .h tr bourn on Magnolia
Arsnae la bower &lt;f the member*
ef the Every. .Week Bridge Club.
A t }ho concfiuiea of, the games,
high acosw prise, g dock of pteyIng cards, went te Mrs. II. M.
Papworlh. .

the U .D . G a r in b
d m * 16^11 W laek'

hr bo/t*af*o‘TTrr M*jw:ngV Mr*.'
H. M. Papw trth, Mr*. Roy p.
Symra, Mi*. James G, Shgroo,
Mr*. John a MieDonall. Mrs.
W. J. Tblgpon, Mr*. II. B. Lowta,
Mrs. A. P. Conn*Byword Mr*. Ar­
thur Haaard. of Augusla, Oa.

ted At School

Th* prngrrm .wga.**\Mlows:
I. "Arbor D n y --L a wall Hay**.
A Song. "America 'th* Bcauti3. "Why We Keep Arbor Day"
-Pour pdgQ l1OT H B . Rusiair*
T ro ^ p n y c fl KHmer
ulldqr Will.Moat at 3
tha charch and win he
' 6 c Iiw p lr.llo n .la m t.

‘ A Origin of 'Arbef n*y -

rii* WAwVo Clttle Brawn’s room.

T. "Florida My Florida'
■t Baptist Church will
ctootk with Mr*. Da- Bebool
A FsrtaL. Planting . —

Mr*, J. II. Brook• and- Mr*.
Uanal Lowry, „f oriawfc, riw o
the ruaeta yesterday of friaeda
b an .

•fra. Pearce Griffis, 0&lt;
villa, Va, who baa boeae'XR
bar mother-in-law, lw a &lt; ||l
G rtfftr, 400 Myrtle AvriNg,
Wcwarci with a bridge parky
ma last n'ght by Mr*. Wtfea
Williams at her home OK 1
Arenac. Mrs. Griffis wqA i
a framed silhouette aa a ■*
to • of the occasion, .
’ After several p n gr i l i laa
bridge, acorea were added
pritca awarded. High aeorw |
« ptecqur, went ta Mrs. 1
Perk.. Jr . while Uri acorn'*
was awarded te Miaa Julia

Adorning the party rot
Mr*. E. a linskln had reftfcnnd
front Birmingham whare.abo ha* and fern. RefraibaMter
ad to the foUowlagt M

With about M metairera lf&gt; aVtrndai.ee, the' r tra la f meeting a f
the Grammar Sch &gt;ol' P. T. A. waa
held }ritcTday aflamoon a t tha
rthool auditor Iufh with Mm. M.
Mlnarik prealding. At tMa tlma
olt.eers ta d eormnitteea gate their
m inus report!.
. ' '*
Ihe
I nr Her.
M I, rF.. M.
pi. Matter
H o n o r gaVe
g»«* am
ah u t talk In tha Ir.tm s t of bring­
ing ClmtuUuqnn herg again thin
yssr. He aakod th* tooporattow
of all parents ngd teachai* prosent. la te r In* the* afternaan * ha
gate a longer address which was
said to hare been both InUrsating
and Insiructlr*. ■
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The aftan th fn &gt; . program con*
allied of the following: •
1. Vocal sol V, " nanny Roy* by
Whelhrrly—Mm. J: A. Takach.

•' V., Reading. "Trie," J uyf* Allg»*l Tin aal tVatton.
V f c R # &gt; d l n i . “Gran IfathorV
raW»’’?-Vt*nkl n Dranan.
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, IL'Boag, “ Let the Forest Stand
AtyatfTr-Brhool.
10. Ttaadlne, “ In the Heart of
V * f t * - - J. I.. Zoin.
I t . TWh*t thr Tree, Teach Ua”
■^Ccttt^d Grade.
•At San*. -The Bit I'* Sort? —

WASHINGTON, Jap. 1*. (A P )—Official* or tha American
Red Crou -Informed Praaldeni
Hoover today that tha or**filia­
tion li b rt.if’ aeriourty ombarrnaaad In II*' appeal for *10,000,000
for a draught rallrf fund by pro­
posal* In the Sonata th a t Congrra*
appropriate and giro money to the
Rad Cras*.

M fA llt ian. 1« - ( A P ) '—'
c m lloertado'a wife daaerted’
« i li™«» In.fire years, he sail

a atdt for divorce oa flli yin
day with the elfrslt court e
hero. RuartaSo charted hla t
Hay, taft him for perlode of

klan
On aavaeal
amwW■ ’^T
Wm '
day to
several weeks.
Tha
lime, he alleged, occurred on
"Yeart Eve.

]*. Raadlnc, "What Do W i
Barg .When W* Burn a T e e l” —

1 1 Sang, "God Saw TMi Tree

Wa rWueC’-BchoO.
IS.'^Bnlldlng Up a Tr*vB Urn}*lUy&gt;* — Mrs. Henry Wight.
' i t . S ntg, "May Peare with That
Ab*da" Sehubut— Mr*. J. II. Cal-

_ f Pitng gatw Mm PhaaeamiM,

1 A Arbor Itsy A M im - a f l i s
Mswograpbte roone at the Mnaaoy Ambrose, of - JorhsoaMRrf
3. .Vocal Duet, “ In A Bower"
Donald
Harper,
Mr*.
R.
L.
main*** College them.
Nevln—Mr*. K. P. HauahoWtr ami
Jr- and the Mltata R, |E. Q
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Wra, Tukach.
Toalma
Wagner,
Jalla
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MfM tossin g Gives
Motoring to Palmetto and Bra­
f. Addraoa The Iter, p , M.
denton for the day y iiN rd « abd Mary Buford *Powell.
ilarler.
party On Thursday
whaan th fr war* th e , guedt* *1
friamda, wrro Mr*. J . FWlacher; Party la Given For
Arbor Day Program Entertaining for a number ef
taploes sod Boemada arttoa. theW maraachla* H h n U a w l't
Mr*. M. Hose*. Mr*. John B n
Marida, Mia* Halil* Laaalitg
J fr . And Mrs. Bitted
ncr and Mr*. M. Kranan. I .
Is Given By School her
Idaho petal too, tholr *MM osweo and ihetr pl rtaahtdao.
rrttrta la til With a 'Virtu." party
aNaho t rases By ftp Mae a sa g h a ilW y y a y s b ir t ssg ^
on Tharaday tvoning at her home
In
reltbrnllcli
df
X&gt;bOr
Day
Mr. an4 M w F ^ tn * . Vaadar
on B ttt Third S treet The guests
he*rs*|
last
night
c
f
tha
,*lrat
the
following
•
program
wa*
pre(M rhiIbsm a Mt1el**m-nlt*MraB**dhMI**a.y BawyB|
Satan, of JBrand H arm , MteA,
InfMWial rented
' ' ‘ ‘ ‘by th* studentsI of_ tha arrived early In tha evantnv and
Mr*. Albert Smith and son, John Methodist Oiureh, * an
methae’a
MU o w * H J T I a asoWh boric* ah* elariid,
enjoyed fortune tailing and vari­
Sndth, of Chicago, DL, w e apend­ party waa held a t tha home af W ait Sid* PrinuLT School IhU ous elrcMo stunts. *
'tracing
with
tha A h P. dlaeo than r * heoa p«damesrii;
Mr*.
C.
P.
Herndon
on
Magnolia
afternoon .at 'ty o .o 'c lo c k In tho
ing some Una* hare aad era re­
Late' ta tha evening, refresh­
—m ! lb* food, abiH bars you hadw, ta bsWari_1haf *lk&gt;
siding at l i l t ' Myrtle Avenue. , 'Arewoe, In hewer of Mr. ag ^ Mr*. arhrol audllor'um :
John W. ftnaod, who plan la h are
1. Bong, "Again We Coma th,4 ments, eoualatlng of orangeade
a aranth s ite lb* yean run* lata rail ateaey.
ard cahf, war* oonrod from be­
V
Mias Ubby Wcod mao And Miss won for Roma, an . to make their Day t&gt; ''n e t" —School.
g. Poem, "W hat Do.Wg
__^ hind a covered counter. Thou
* WfIf *1ant
Rrba Berirar, of AHanlk City, bcara, and for Mr*. Jama* Albert
T re at" — prvseat were: the Misses Margar­
w te b a r, been riaJttag Mr*. John Hkksea, organist of tha choir,
et Eduard*. Evelyn Potter. Cath­
Who
before
her
recent
marriage
Ptotirth
Grade.
Zerrvnner at her home, TO* Lau­
3. Reading, “Tree*’ — . hsan arine Roily, Evalyn Sharp, Henri­
rel Arson*, for aom* tins*, bar# wa* Mrs. Frhnctt Woodruff. Mretta Edwards, Broifnle Dug ta r,
\
gone to Miami and Cuba to spend and Mr*. Bnoad'anf Mr*. Hickson Prauce*. Wall*. - •' ,
Hattia Lvoalrg and Charles Hardy,
d.
Reading.
"W^o
Loves
thi
woe*
p
en
aafad
with
gift
a
from
tho
h abort tia e ~ before **terol»g
tholr, the music eommltle* and Tr**» Beatt"— Clayda Perguion Edgar Barton, Andrew Hanson,
tho board of steward* of the * 3- Rinding, "Old Llgo G ra m "- Tummy Paltlvsnt, Morris Hanson,
LeRoy Estildg* and Billy lloole Georg* Carver, V kler Farley,
Mr, and Mr*. James A. J**ty, P in t Metbodlat Church.
Gtnrga McClelland, R jy Powell
Before the gtfta w*r, present­
of Pluahlng, tv ^ N. Y-, who a n
A Rtng, "Atnorlra Iho Beautl- and 0 . T, Sharp.
th« arlater guoato of tholr *on-ln- ed, 8. O. Bhlnhclscr gar*’a short
law and daughter, Mr. aad Mr*. Ulh of farewell to Mr. and Mr*.
PhlRIp R. Bach, are la Miami, St. Booed and a message of good will
Petersburg and other point* In to Mrs. lllckacn In behalf of th*
th* poulhern part of the atata for choir. During the evening a social
period urn* enfoyrd and a musk*I
about a *»«k.
program rendered.
In htmor of tho occasion Mr*.
TO GIVB PROGRAM
Hemdor’a horn* was decorated
aw av - *s
At the January program of Ui* with quantities of gatdon flower*
Music Department of th*
Wo­ arranged In vase* and bowl*. At
man** Club-to .be given Tuesday a Uto hour refreshments were
lay. nnd cohttMlWk for owe week 'only, hundrtdn of ji^riulno savtngh, Uko ihono you at* herd,
afternoon at *3:30 oVock In th* served te th* following:-Mr, aad
ard
do th t hrwrfc
a JJiffy,
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n H
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H I J I iLook
A J U * over thr*e, valvm . . - ate onr window, dUplay . , , c M l
Mr*.'*
John
W,
'S
’red,
and
Mfp.
rtub room* on Oah Avenue, Mrs.
S. M. Abercrombie' win bare Jgme* Albert Hlcj^on, V honor
In ewriy S a tu r d a y m d rn ln g , av o id th * n ia h a n d g o t f lr a t ch o ir* o f ' thitwt remarkable navlng*.
charge of the program’ . whirls
Wilt taclodo *•(actions' from th*
Cluetag oat Ul child­
Itilldfl and Pronch. 'operas. A
High grad*. asvaky
ren'* . Hecks
abort bualnesa 'version .wr'tt pre?
■base for wemie. Alt
cede Uw, afternoon'* *at*rta|ft.
19c a a d A te U '
meet. Mrs. A. K. R eiaatter'and
Oar ’sttllro Mick df J
Mr*. P. R.' Adams will ba the
childraa'a Pater1* aad &gt;
Caaaflda abas* h f ll1

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ATLANTIC &amp; PACIFIC

OF ENTIRE STOCK OF SHOES AND HOSE

■cTUnOAT,
i regular meeting ef the
&gt;Deportaraat a f tho Womea's
will he/beld aa 3 a'clohk In
lab teoana W
Mr*. S. M.

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eta Namber Plea of the P in t
at Church, Mr*. Praari* Kchalnpan, will meet a t 3:30
k with Mrs. Grady GaUead,

FUR TRIMMED

Rt th* wonderful savings repre•Mnt price* on these new gtyle,
tar coats. Buy one of theae beaujWaar It. the rest of tho aaaaon
coat for next winter.

THE MODERN SHOE

Contrasting color and
em broidery trim the

W ash Dresses
Of Rm I StyU Imporfanct t l '

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79c — $ 1.79
— $ 2.79 —

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Would ywo avar artem ofthdfatf
t prtecM frock at 79c . . . og
ood witHa capolot collar . , . *g
—hur wa could talk oa end ow

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ab o u t th* m any f u d n a t id g MyU s
tbca* d r u m reveal —-y o u m u st
really aec them fo r y o u rie lH A ,
m ultiplicity a f U rg e a a d « U R
floral aad figured p rin ts . . .
polka dote an d plain shades, toot
R egular an d e x tra l u t e .

F ur Trimmed
Special

$ 5.95

PartiouUriy adorable ar* ilia
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bolero alylea and dared skirt
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medals la dainty Bewared palsL #
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Dr; Ricardo J. Alfaro. Mtotator from Panama to the U6U
who hat been choeen by Uie Supreme (*nul of Ibat Italian
president, following • rcwJlhUco there, photographed wflito
of Jilt family.
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MIAMI, n«.--rou don't bare (a know
begin In this Khool. Here la a group of I
oauhtrr club getting a lew petotow al out

a v a n a Editor
iB e Deported
o r His Attacks
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Ibr fftJV ri Ci'Vf.T.lrrtn at Mg p‘»--« e c i petition, but erai
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The other newijupcra now doeid In llavurn a ir Dlario da la
Mnrlna, Kl Mundn.JCl Pal&gt;, the
Havana A m n lia r, ar.d Informa­
tion. IlalpH (iuvln, owner of Kl
Mundo, like Wilford, la an Ameriran cltlaen.

1Labor Federation
To Make Campaign
On ProhibitibnLaw

•erleealy hurt In t h r « &lt; h e rttl
between'th e tir e &lt;f ‘the count]
n a rrf. and J. P. Htrvena tor
Tucadajr,,.
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. ’ tfta. Wm* awojrfe haa been 'tl
phlg week with, asthma and fto*.
M m Jlllma LuniquUl bar h*
her&lt;howae glegn a new", ree l I

Reported As Sold

undertaken br Col. Robert
wealthy resident'of lle1 I (tyring*. Kla. Colonel
now In Havana, haa an4 ghat he w|11 keek permlei reopen tbe.H etann Ameilidey new- ptanagement.
Cohen P m *
Aaaocinllnn
day annourrrd It would apa th r aiipn-me ertirl In an
U nullify1 lb# government
lair which 10 i f Cahe'e mail'
tool new*pa|*r. aed ma«»ttova beeh prublhReA- from
king for Indaflnlte period of

MIAMI. J»n. 10- ( A P ) - T h e
Miami.’ llereU beard &gt;e.terdajr
Pat Ktnrface Al P m * * , M
eunplria-d tbo aalo
hl» rlabar*
air I'nlin Ulahd leeldrnee at Mi­
ami IWarh for 1 100POO cash an I
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                    <text>'Air.JANUARY 15. 1MJ

FROZEN IN CA

OF ICE FOR THIRTY MINUTES

r O f C ra te
T h a t |W m i n i |. of M t e *
M M a n y a r r fkkUy «|if i i i l i M
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In

Jacksonville Repoi
28 Degrees With ]

. Of Famed 1
rR e a d

Water Pipes Froxtn^

1 ' , U»S ANGKI.KS, Jan. U —(AP&gt;
i l e u m Horn, the “ it" girl uf the
K w rio . « * • described am "beta*
1 t h n l . very. drank." In ,»n l a a i h
; g .4 nm frsei »n of IWbjr l hi Boot, « •
—em ery tu th r film metre**, trad
In to ) ester da jr In the letter's trial
f a r grtwel theft. ••
.
T hr U rlk e ft a ir m eat aUo told
boar th r firm e r w t r l M J ,
her disehsrSr. dr.trnjrrd Wvs’lrttr rs w ritten th r artm aa h|i llarry
Kirhman. an aetne. Or. Kart r » r ana nf U*Q«&gt; aad t i i t t fn iiie r.
aim an
'.
"I curved liv e lilte ta ^ h ir suae
I T.f&gt;ul*n‘t h a re (hem l i p H
an-urd the h«u r. Thai l&gt; how
Clara ret* into Iraubk*. so I took
the liberty n f liumii.K them ," the
A lW ed statem ent said. \T
^
Mm* n &gt;w rr*. tn il1 *l„ m u ff i N r 1
a f U seinrs. r r i m t » which U
easily a rre-tHahW reflect am ppm- l i f the reading of I ho ronfe-sion
by M isaJk tin th ) Adam., a eleno-

CHICAGO.

ATLANTA. ~Jan.
(A D — Bltlnjr cold wdSttwvffij
ffri|)|&gt;otl moat of the South to* , .
day. •_ *
The mercurj' dropped to 18
detrreea' iti Atlanta whlth . ;
Memphite reported a reading
of 20. Little Rock. Arkinaw iV1
hod 22. Naahville 15. anil *
Birmingham 20. .
, , j |
to JaeksenvDIr the reading we* W l
ra lT L A N D , Ote.—Thrilling th -u san fs at 'th e annual newspaper turn’s midnight frwllc here, Mr.
suteesffull)
tondurtrd
his
-scientific axpvilm int which rnhslslrd uf b rlrg fruten in a
if Ir- f . t a | h r ml uf thirty minutes anil then bring chopped out alive.

lark &lt;&gt;f heating faciliUa* a

th e stand to testify U l.ro
thews, d istiirt Lit .rn c t’s
•s ta r, bod- I b is s lr t is ils r

bur on **|0 nr h i n a m . M

Plans’Are Adop'ed To
1J|rt|tet Ar t i i i r i nl
Sunbeam Productti

T r.tim vn) in th r ess* in which
Miss lie Her Is rharged with theft
NSW YORK. Jan. I&amp;- 4AI&gt;»
wf 11ft.000 fr.mi her enipluyir, rot&gt;- A plan to market rontmerrialiy
tmued to e rn trr a'uotl slb n ed sclit itl«B a f th e "it* girt. llilia a n trj.lt* of t i a r a * d sings
were c at with cam era rlcarnesc la
I t rating U w hat ha palled the
latest 'la • Qrwecwt K ternie dM sharp phtascs from l»al«) '* .wn- Imw bi strip light into Ihln liundles of closely sim ilar rays which
kilowatt ta sh la r gswonst—s / Mr.
have certain specific effects un
Kochary saU I t e r skew their ie-

(■&gt;»&lt; Ipilcdlag making vitamin 0.

Tha g re rra to c U practically f«wh
t * ~ f . rugwiro. bwt ti tle a lt m l k a ,
• M VWWB cwatiraaRy frwwi firO*
■ ™ rk la th e m- rwiag walil 11 rOa
a t rlghC A t th a t hoar, a
(C saU am d Ob Page Foot I

Bentley Reelected
Chairman Of State
R oad Commission

arwawd'my way of thinkiag fhrrw
i-rya-.l-nt of the General
Food
might h r trouble." , *
. .
'Y e*. I ask u l tl t t .M u ' f.-r ' 'sefocatlsa. and llrrinan K ibnnth in rs th a t I kouw. I 'th l n t it du(,- P*r. dent «f th r university.
Wsaid h r to her odvantoga to ktey • ha la lin e, A "(elem ent lro.it
the food concern .aid:
m&gt; owmlh shat."
"A ll r r ir a u r s accruing L&gt; the
" H i " Row was dim k. If I LaJ
gu4l*w Into aa argum ent with bre, unhrrr*ily will la drvotnl to far
• h r «uUI have tried to kill me. lh*r tewi-atrhra la th.- field of ha
e rlrm r."
She t ad l r led before."
T h r in rn tlg a lio n s a ir donr In
•Thi Friday night," MIc* In-.
Hoe’s rwwfrsri.ni ivmilnu.d, “ .I k- tha ba*lr *rlrm-&lt;- rvararrh Isbaundrr
was dtwnk, vrr&gt;. very drunk. Mi* ratary of th r university
wanted a ir to go with her. She ditartion of I* af. Grmgi- Hprrli.
hod a hum h of stranye p o .p lo 'l
t e a I know , and I said ') ml go. I M workers, th r lalmraloi
d-w't .S ir tor Ihrwr |m i |l r so l 111 I

TAI.IAUASHCK. j , , ; i*. __ * Minn IVIbwj then told of M**s
( A F l - l d n t t t f . Bcwtly, fecaer r f*o»’s w at.h W a y I...4 at | |,v

hawch aad of a s ra trh whirh inraatartrd rh a in a a a wf tha Florida Haded sifting of the h a r k patul-.
Highway t 'r w a u w m . The haarg T h r iasanaiwr icwo|iaa) was i-oli
Ib d . i k r said an 1 sent a |7.M1
t berk.
TWi in.wob. later the wat-h
was fuuiwl ua.h r a r o i r r a f l | l , i
Jtew’s baUiroqm perfum e table
MUs IbrHwr -aid she t.dd Itw an­
***** th r SJMl tsu -t be rcturuid
Iw the- Irsu fsm r n m i a s y . sn-i
f l a i r said.
' •» I g s l la g l t r tl,.ni
berk th at asoory. You p . stb k
th a t waftsh la ih r safe drpw.it 1*1s
• f d Iwrp y e a r mouth &gt;hal."
Mis# Ik4ks '• allrtcvi admicsioa
th at she had m d-csslrd a m u n i
fr im th r setrv*s al*« was
read la ta th r Uial
"Huw much m
diaw a oat wf th a t •crucial of
Ite ra g u HU)

ana

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a rv tirm ely itnp-utant. Tha alar
(Continued On |&gt;egr Four)
CHI'DK O il. R K p IT F JI
IIOUKTON, T ecs-. Jan. II.
(A l’t*. Ilrdurlmn* in p rirrs ’ nf
Texas rrudv oil from iw s to i t
rants a barrel ware posted by Ihr
llu a ih l. Oil and Refining (tern
pany &gt;r«trr&lt;1ay.

JITiC.lt LAMIIH IN FMIRIIIA
OTAI.A, Jan. Ilk -K atwaa w M.
L g n d is ,/jtn tr r Frd.-ral Judgr and
*war nr professional baseball,
apenl a short white her* y attrn lsy
aa route to Halls Ire Judge las.U a
r i a nncamsar.ini by Mrs, lam bs.

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Placed fn Tentative ’31 B u d g e t
'iwsvowwai Committefday ssorniag met

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drhw dW aa from all over Florida
• re heaid la b rh slf «f Tat| &gt;ua
pod bridge*. The R ials Ro«J
N
" ,rr* Im pravrm aal (tent*"Hter through the efforts af Goo.
w . K fR a tf,
S em lask
Cotn-ly
r a y r a i s n l i t U e , w a. able lo
T . I M * • lirsring at t h a
IW W K arsslaa. despite the fact
henril were
i J P j J r i I* «PP«ar in alphabet!
*** tewr r under I he nsm , of lbs
** p a &gt; they Pspirccniad.
2H P*'
'fr- Rro*-". of DateW ne th e attokesman f s r tha
R R lW hed a e d hia talk wa* euiyWR^ » hlklory of I ha kf.

every detail in
this pert leu Ur
frtteured

hr

Th# Kanfi.hl (Tiumlkvr of
Coinmrrcr, actlag In cu-upetalion with the Hanford Lions
(Tub which ha* ucricrtakra to
underwrite all life expenses in
ronneetlon with the (anting to
Hanford Monday a fttra e o - uf
the 4U i r n t.i r planes un th r
sirutid annual all-F lo rid s air
lour, th ll morning h a i r I an
appeal In every4 rltlsen asking
that thorn who atv In a p*i*ltlan to assist In (ha success of
• he aiaet by loaning their auInntnbllra f i r t short tint,, d u e
Ing th r afternoon, should tin*
mediately get In' touch with
the trade body office c r the of.
flee of If, M- I'apwortn. At
least 40 automobile* will lie
A ssistant, who wlil be hrro that
afternoon akd night, to their
tiMels, and white th r l.lun*
Club has , already scrim-J a
puigbvr a f ,’ aulumotdlra many
more ars PMJuIrrd. The ears
will be needed between the
hours nf 4:00 o'clock a n t te:00
o't loth.

1 Resident Threatens
To Halt Large Deal
If Vice Isn't Stopt
MIAMI HKAITI. Jan. 1t~ (A PI
• Wealthy winter rrSlila* | . dee*
tended yesterday upon th r rlty
tiiunrll room, llh
' ‘ a denaud that
I ho gambling IM lie put ’on' to
stay.
*

Thr rminril u n it barb with tho
tirilvlduul amt v'U rtU vr statem ent
that tho lid Is o'lt, ’hks boeu on,
nisi will l&gt;e k e p t- s n , In skotl,
^ _ t o ^ n a n «_ld. Ilw r, wlUAw
firn rafo rih .

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minimum o f i t but high wiai
pi evented frost. Hlntwliurriaa w*i
slightly damaged Its the lowland
Ciowets sad truckara braathkd
• ich of relief as w tather n rp stU '
•aid Ihu high pressure a raw rt*
aponslbla for tha cold ■w «ra had
moved northward a v tr TannasMe
dispelling anr danger fe r tonight.
Tha (•»&lt;avast was tar . locreusldg
cloodiatM in KloiIda w ith' wanasu.
w ualhar. A f n
tUuth • Florida
** ■ &amp; ’ rebortad freeling trm p ste-

H o u se Committee
To Probe. Practice
Of Federal Agents

While mllliouaiia , wlnlar rulsnb is Jammed the rsoinril room, a ­
long with sightseers a s 4 curiosity
seekers, Mayer Val C. "Cleary nnd
ll.e rturm ilmrn heard Jolelth II.
Adams nf New Y ork’ slal Miami
lharh,&lt; threaten t» ’r withdraw a
tv ally Inve.lmrtil estim ated at
U.POO.Otm If the houses of tham n
won. |ie rn iitlrl to operate- this
w inter.
Ural firework* developed during
iho m e tin g . The property owners
■wor» |rd by Adam*; Clayton Hcdgwl. k r.o itirr. author and serrttm y
of the rtrlu slv e c inm liter of Itui;
F in l l*.Hir, p m l d r r t nf ihr n p u ily n rlu s lv r Hath Club; Hubert
Gifford, social leader; John Orr.
wli,i *|Mikr for tha rraldrnl* of
I'nlm Island, and Charles NirhuU,
ptr*blent of Miaml'a Three Hcoie
■ml Ten club.
m lng tlghli. Tha city vt*s In grr&lt;l
Tbe residents took thr lead.
.■ 011fu» tun. ■
"It Is rommon knnwlcdgr that
All rrsblrnla nvgrualrd Im Til­ Miami llrurh is whir .pen during
lage franlbatly fa r fs-ai
Ih r / Ibr w inter months. T hr rllv hss
kkuiild fall.
proslllutrd Its ririi* soul aril has
A peculiar yalfow light waa ■aisi I an lllrgillm a In prugrny of I
si-rn In th r sky at tho time, with low brow |M-op|r wh.. hare ha*
tom e a mrnar# In Ihr commun­
lightning ftn h ln g
The newt pi per K xrrl-iur
said ity." d rrla ird O n
H r drseHtml the rliy, in witt­
Ib r *Iiih k kkg. Ilia slt.n g - st foil
ier months, as a harbor farganihlIn .i- since 1911,
It
followed a very
unuauul lig and blackmail rarkrtrars,
Tha name nf Al t ’aponr, fihlIhinn itey irrind of w rath. r .V 't h
ib r lrm |kriatura growing Inli-n a- • •g o ra n g .It r. and a home nwner
■y rold and many triid ip lc uf the on Ibr Island whrr* Orr lire*,
frw iurntl) into tha
city xering mow for th r first waa brought fraiiurnlly
illssrrtatlana a f th r speakers.
time.
T h , rveldaata adiailtrd ryes
At |h# naw Fronton Macho
iMiildlnr, • apart*
urn*.
the grnrrally had barn rlu tn l tu ro-aArcurdtng ta Mr«. B. U -I’erhlaa, &gt;0
•pi'k* caught a ppn| fall uf swim- ditlotu la re rrn t years, but bsmrrA W ater front the pool was srrchrd thg council to eliminate • n r of tha rhglrm rit af lha roan- J
m ittrs'a In rh a tg r of lha a n n u a ls
heat nil Into thg street and the laxity la law rn fu |rtia a n t
The council, recently Inaugural- Itohrlt F.. U » ball, etsgwd un4*t
ad. was firm lit its a . serf Ion th a t th* ausplcrc of tha N. I&gt;a V. H p }
gambling rluhs and raslass whirh ward Chapter uf the b a ile d Oao*T
have oiterated within th r rxrlualva ghters of lha Confodrracy, • M ill-* 1
w inter i-rsort ip past years are factory advsm a tb-krl sate had
net now in operation and will nol bmjt reported up tu noon todays !
and every IndirgUsa palate ta UiaV.
lit parm iltuj to open.
*urrt-«s of the drncav owe a f tha '
t vents of lha social cal rad ar dal* d
lug the year.
Tills year th* dunce will ha &gt;&gt;MlJ
a l Ih* Flks Club on Hirsh M m Is A
HKATTLi; Waste.. Jajt. lit —i Ov.l Mniid.y night, Isn 10. It U -\
&lt;AI’| —Two sh)pa which grounded Ulteved that the daaea f la a r '
yetlerttey In North-IMclfir waters i lha aowly nemploted chib roaaat
still w are a share la»t night hut oas of the b«*t Itt-thu city. Daaw
pispatalteaa wet* made to a t­ clone are h*lng arranged wh
tempt to Heat them.
wflt traasfarm ttes bUI-roam la i
The 31 passengers *a Ih r molar- sea o r » h teh . will be n
»«Hal
•h'p N oitklaad. en rauta U ket- backyiroind far th* large Moaol
rblksn, AWskc,-tahl.ir&gt;args d titaa o f gaasts. Msro'a O rrhaatrt, whl
into tha aaad -aa (h r Salmon lib
v*r flat* with a halt-be bar stag
board hew, w ars roseaad hy the

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ford ho began talking, t
I
- 1V
A whole aqnwdrog of. lla

Li I miugh

enunciated eaactly a hundred
, year* ago b y J t i firs t P rim * .M iniIte r, Roalar.
,
This man wrote to Lord Palm er­
ston; "T h e aim of our government
m u il be the eradication of the
Flem ish element in order to 'p re ­
pare the fusion of G tlg lu iri w ith
our great .mother c a n » U 1 *

the break*. Ju s t whew the Pnlm
I teach vacation aeaaen gale s ta rt­
ed. thousand* or our* laborers are
ra te d boclr te ,,**p ik. .—
v •&gt;*,

i S u u cU ln

*TTIUR8I&gt;aV, JAM, II, 1M&gt;
BIBLE V MSB FOR TOPAT
T H E FATAL ROOT—For tho
■rva of mo*»y l» tho rest of all
«U&gt; which whits same eovotod sf•r, (hay have erred from tha
al|h, sad pltrrsd thrmaclvta'
Brough with auny aorrowa^-

, Tim. dilO.

alleged panaceas Yormuand-tmaginary social anti economic
troubles.
, Any large increaaea in laxen at thia time, with moat
Industrial concern.* and buaincag houaea merely marking
time, will necoasitaU increased prices .on Ute commodities
for, sale, op curtailment of. operation costa reaulling in docreased efficiency, or reduction, in other oxpensea, an in
wag* nation, or all of theae things. Huge anproprUtions^ for
the relief of unemployment’will hot help tne situation any
If they are going to result in additional unemployment or
further reduction in wages.

PRAYER*—“How *hall I follow
lltn 1 aarvoT lie * shall I copy

llm I H^T**

~

”

'A TIMID ONE SFKARS
f7 1 ahall a il calm ly.
jV*Tpu w ill not gums
-.'M y heart hrets savagsly
Sb'AasInri. my drerta.

1 shall lie deftly
rWRh a r s r smile,

Two-SyJItble Words
' F

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s-

Mark Twain, in an argument, once aaked: “Would It
not expedite matters If you restricted yourself to the cate­
gorical statement of fa&lt;t Unencumbered by obstructing ac­
cumulation! of metaphor and allegory". There would be a
goqd starting point for the commlsaion of nine members set
up by the California aiatc legislature which will study public
school problems with the incidental end In view of Issuing u
two voluntn report in two-syllable words In order that It
may. be easy reading for all the people of the state.

ministration has adhered to this
program. From time to time tha
Flemings were thrown a little con­
cession, as recently, fo r Inatanc*.
when the U niversity of Ghent be­
come Flem ish (only in name, how­
eve r). But the fundamental policy
of Brussels has always alraad at
tha destruction of Flamlah char­
acter and culture. L*cep|l in ,th a
.caie of Brussels, which is practi­
cally a French city now, the policy
has miscarried.
&gt;
*
I t cannot be don*.
Flem ings
can't, be turned into Frenchmen,
no niofe than canaries Into croco­
diles. And for the simple
and
chief reason th at ' the Flem iag*
don't w an t, to. Opposition |u- t ie
denalioM l)ration process Is today
growng by L ap* end broad*. F o r
a hundred years )ha slate ha*
andecm lnastat* of her
. unparatUl**! s n jy M f
W w tu rn ' E u ro tev' D in
from

IW Ithlng you would k lit me
A ll of the while.
A ' l th sll speak lightly
nv*Ro ynu won't know
'TFVl long to bsrosch you
^ e v f r to go.

-xy"
'•

,ir

A'

ijhr-n you h avt left ms

-After a bit,

»»y

’ll
to my mlrruw,
You h yp o crilt."
,

who have found a tendency—no, trcntl— loward the u*c of
big, two- and three-dollar words when simple little ten cent
words would express far bettor and moroglearly what wan
to be said.
11
“This coming report, therefore, of the California—
they won't be able to get by that word) they may find it

I t tkl* tit exaggerationf t f i . I
I* t o understatement. F o r Hat
trn io ls In Urn Congo s r » i aort
■nsltdsd in th sl* ewn . Jankxmgt
but Flem in g s ar* rlr ilitJ In thi
army arid Judged la th» r o o r ^ s

Jimmy I waiktr

y iv o S Ir T h o m a, a cup fo r bdlug
the worid'e beat looer.
TWe
week he g iv e . K r u U Rdefami*cV|»
fo r w lnelng uR hla games. .What
dees • feUew .have to do to get
a silver saucer?
r-

"MICKIES a r * a l w a y s
k in d » o y o u r t h r e a t

two and telgium h trm ln ,wiU
» likely to be well worth reading, If from no other atandpolnt make Ik* proposal o f kdatlnMrathan ita atructura in worda of two ayllables. The report Itself live separation. Whether, this will
may become a textbook bearing some auqh-title as ‘How to satisfy Klanders then Is peromlng
tslrsntcly doubtfuL
Build a Book With Two Syllable Worda1
i ., j , . *
V s t i l t 4* si*r l . . t M

ike a two-ayilabler; perhaps ‘chance’ w
ilnfMined u* that Detroit Is sea- bus on Syllabification.’"
’-pectrsl with Canada by a tunnel.
'Or did he say funnel?— Coder
iFalls Rarord.
; “ Kissing Aid* Digestion’’, msintains the energrtlr editor of the
‘,Orlam)o Morning 8etillne1, an I eyes of immigration officials. According to William M.
ronvr-raely a guod digestion I* a Doak, secretary of labor, there arc over four hundred thou­
sand foreigners, Italians, Chinese, i’ortujpueae and others,
‘big aid to killing.
Jim m ie DoolitU* flsw from
" , M lstnl to Tam pa tha atber d»y la
■ :#lg h jy-th r** ruinate*. W e'ean remambsr when it used t* take two
• ’day# to rnaka th* sam t (rip and
Y 't h i ' ra r irs t way was via Jackaon-

J .‘vlll*.

•

in this country who have no legal right to be.here; while
an estimate made by Harry E. Hull, Commissioner of Im­
migration* puta the figure an high aa one million. The effect
of so large a number of aliens In the United States upon the
drug traffic, prohibition enforcement, tong ware, and the

* '

* Flo rid a’s M i l boom w ill not bo
e lt a r ii uf spocuUrUon hut of developV litonl uf industrial yesourvos, »*»*
By NBAL
Kleuigc. R . H illy , who w rite* an
. 'In i» t* *lln i( article un
Flo rid a '.
Tho
motor
magnate*,
through
i.H n d u ,tria l
dohslopnirnt In
laal
..m o u t h '* issue of
tho
Florida tho New York Auto bbow, havr
Introducad ua to «h*t wo'ro going
M unkip al Uorord.
■
.

i’oiw.

TELUNG THE WORLD

Trying la .establish . why
'a fret arv larger bp- two sires
than I hoy wore twenty yonre ago,
' acvunUng to tha abre manufartur.
wr*. w* should not orerUoh tha fact,
i'th a i walking hem* from automo!.'Iilli- ride* aright-well-twv* had

ilky fur IU s 'IU m L n | iloff,
lonoy’a alleged fight manager,
Isw m o n ily Just hla s il t for a
• r a la lh* profits which resultI from TunnoyV .champion*;,!?
ita. That la something grotr.y pathetic U that nam a-M a*
a a r e ) Hoff.

to idd* la IhU aeason. Th# now
inodola are very aabby.
Evan
Standing still, they .will
knock
your oyo out, Anyons who can
dries a fountlan pen over n prombuory note . should own a car
this year.
.
Romo of the outstanding modatt
a re pictured hsiewllHi
TUB RNOOTY RIXTKEN. Just

thlak •( lterelg»art» cy'indor* —
right oa each tide, with a aovoncylinder line sad a- roving full
back to bock them -Up. Thor* U
power enough In th# Ratety HlaIren to ckmb np Niagara Falls
Without.elmina-•» H make* nmlahlUa out af mmsateiac. Thl# rer
ha*-she stam lre nf • brer trnrke
w|th th* ,reflMf*«m of • res* of

"ha Chicago tT # 1
Md B.l*hevlk w

^ 0slttd^4Ua
,Jure-»ha eoafii

u„d-tnialllgapt «

O'HARA

V attrea'____
led. A quarrel . broken out bo-.
tween the Roverign Order of the
Knights of Malata apd Ihsr On Ur
of the Italy Kepulchre. For icm i
time the two lllu«trtou* onlrr*
h*xe been s i varlsace. I t t 'tb a
echo of Ihelr difference* was
kept to the papal w lon, In
Non* of the of people who ytov* In
the** spheres Imagined that the
elder, more 111 utrleoa and authorltstlew order would go* so far
as lo cite the other before tk*
Civil Court of Rom*, bringing t h r
whole urialnvsa into the g)sie of
the secular press. For the Marrheae-^ffitto, head of the uitr, has
fully sixteen quartering* of jp#-.
blltty, and Marchrse l’ersleNti(l)
Ugollnl, head uf Ike oth«e- order.
Is by marriage a newphew of .lb*

j

going for three weeka. You can’t
afford lo l« without a Gink Eight,
oven If you oro flat broko. 1’iko,
11105, F. O. B Puwdor puff erttw.
4• •
,
THE BABY BUNTINO. The,
smalleit r*r built In
Aawriea.
Goes any* her*. Fits
nicoly In
rrncks, r rev It#*, etc. Wbda you
buy a n*Vy Hunting you hare
■lived the patkblg problem It
ran Hi under the maalo of a ^yilraiU wltbnut being seen. You rsn
leave It overnight on the back
doorstep. Dpcetsl offer this »a0s
«un; Hoy twin Baby Hunting* —
two ears —for thojw lre of a stan­
dard « u r m -drl.L osrer rates nn
triplet*. Th* Baby Bunting Is to
th* aoUnwdill* field what
th*
homing pigeon la to th* alrflaae
lodostry. Prlre, M#a. dellvared by
l‘»rr»l post, aarurvly wrappod, , .
? * • ' JLN • • • J
g n e m i m e i g h t . Prottiret
rar on th* market. Fwrt* differ­
ent voter enmtdnatlre* to rbore*

... I

But thl* 1* wh*J be* U p u i r V
The Knight of Malta haa Id te U
hlg "legal f battens*" te lll it up in
Merches* I'erschettl abd t e laHn
Patriervh of Janwgie*^
reaperlively Rom* rvpraMU^ari' ■ and
rveter of tk* Order of I • Jlvly
Reputrhre, to N o a l* f~ Ir m .nil
thoir their prnctlrea whtrii ar* uffinding tha Hoverolgn Kn ghta *f
Malta." Th* gi*t of .thr aenwalions 1* that th* Cqudslrii i Orday
•r tho Doty S .p alth ro W i* Mam
trying to r l t with Ufc*R, r.rv tra
Order* uf th* K alghtrod l a te la
Piedmont and abroad V n
The challengo gM l jm d M hqa
dared J* try aad woofimisd Amir

'
*
•
,

| T h * council of \he Junio r C h ris­
JtUh Endeavor Society w ill meet
Jet the residence of M r*. ( I, I I .
Brown, l*ark Avenue, at 7;.10 o'-

cluek. *
I

F R ID A Y
*
The regular meeting o f the W.
T I? areltt L * L . I J ai 1

An evening open boose end f.i• hten revue, ao aucc. aafully in
auguinted by Dtckaon-lve*
last
fa ll,'w ill be u p ra te d K rtd iy , Jaf*.
t l when the Orlando atore holds
it* spring opening.
Tli.- door* w ill open at T :M o'­
clock and the fashion revue w ill
commence nt 8 o'clock on the »*.-•
ond Moor.More th in n doaen m odrL w ill
s t a r spring .fashions for Junior*
women nnd pratton*. * Children'*
•I’fn trl for the new aewar.n w ill
nl««&lt; la- shown;
Music fo r the event w ill be furnjint-d by R ay Yo u n g'. orvhasla*.

P e rsonals
Mr*. Ihright Smith and her
rousln, Kdwaid M i. h rII, motored
to H a ltin g * Tuesday where they
were the gur»t. , f M r*. John
Wade.
M r. ard Mr*. Ik n F a ith , of New
Albany, Ind.. h ill, returned home
afte r vtailing Mr-. K. J . K-&gt;oth at
t e r home, turner Third Street amt
Jessam in A vrn u r, for the paat
week.

lu ihr." 230* West V tra f S tIW
the month of Jan u ary.

M rO e lla rd , 300 French Avenue.
A meeting «r the West Ride P .
T . A . and en A rbo r Day program
w lU be given at the W r it Hldt
school auditorium at 1:30 o’clock.
Seminole County Chapter o f the
A m erlraa Red Croaa w ill meet at
11" o’clock at the Valdes Hotel.
The Ju n io r O te lr of th# Chris-

wlt»S T O A ST IP e" iv u r y o n a
lows thot h«dt puHfle* and
»"T O A » T IN O ##- t h o f
'I r r i t a n t s

th a t ca u sa

take plenty o f P fte-

dte b. Z M llZ

noufune, tuU
«*
DrvwJk check-tf on
dttheakhofymrbodj.

v Friend* i f Nat Farnw orth, who
I* row a frv-shman at the U n iver­
s ity uf Colorado, w ill be pirated
to know that hr has hern chosen
a* a mrmlwr f the caal of the
operetta whk-h I* un annual fea­
ture uf the U niversity. IJ*«t year
a* a*ro p te » e n la llY r,jo f Seminole
High 1S, hool, Farnworth vt** atho realdenre ef M r. and M r*.
wardeil tin- prlae fur In liv llu a l
H- K . Andrews, Dream wolJ, at
merlin Avenue, cumplimenting a ilin g a t . the 8«iuthern t'ollega
7l 30 o'cioek, fo r p ra rtk e .
Mrm. John W, Sneed who plan* to IMay ru n lrat.
\
M O NDAY
T h e annual Robert K . Lee' ball leave In the near future fo r Homr,
o f J h e - N . de V . Howard Chapter Gs. t&gt; make her future home. As
j r B r U . D. C . w ill be held from a memsnto of the orcnslon Mr*.
l a c l i r i i la I t o'cioek a t the E lk s ' Sneed war given - playing card*
Itearing s picture of the Hok
Club nn E a s t F ir s t Street.
.
C ircle Number On* of the F lr* t Memorial Tower.
The home of Mr*. D. I~ T hrash­
Throughout the afternoon bridge er. Grandview
H apli*t Church, M rs. George H u ff,
Avenue. Ho«e
chairm an, w ill meet a t 3 :30 o'­ progrtrtlana w rre enjoyed. High Court, was Ihe scene of the bridge
clock with M rs. Jam es Field s, 70S store priarv playing rarda liearing party given yrM rrdsv afternoon
a pirture of a Florida seem-, wen- by Mys. T hrariier fo r the memW »st Th ird S I reel.
J C irri* Number Three of the awarded to Mr*. W .'T . I.anglt-&gt;, Irr* of the Fortnightly Club. Mi**
F ir s t Baptist Church, M r*. W. A . while low * cjrr priie, a box ol Mnry lleC altr*. of Jacksonville,
Hayes, chairm an, w ill meet with c iy stalllir *.1 fruit, vkrnl In Mr*. I . who I* xb itin g Mr*. G sirg e A.
M rs. I I . I I . H m llh. 700 Mellonvil- I'. MeCoiler.
DeCottrs,, was given a handmade
A dornirg the room* m hrrr the linm handkerchief a* a mrtucnlo
Ir Avenue, at 3 :30 o'cioek.
C ircle Number Fo u r o f the F irs t guest* were ameitaim nl ws* n of Ihe arra*,nn.#
naptist Church, M r*. M. N . Cleve­ prolusion of green narvl**i, goldA fter several pro rtersln r* of
land, chalrmap, w ill meet a t 3:30 tit calendula* anti fern, accentua­ bridge score* w rre totalled amt
ting
a
co
lrr
of
gold
and
grrcu.
o'clock with M rs. R . L . Glenn, 106
prii.-s awardeil. Mr*. Jam es ( 1.
The tallies nnd score eard* held Shar in held high score and ws*
E a s t Fourth Street.
Claele Number F iv e of the F irs t devlgns of Florida ».rne« in gold given s bowl of flowgrr, whll-t
R a p tk t Church, M rs. Fra n cis K . and green, while the rs rd table* Mr*. Frank I* Miller, who ru t
!L&gt;lif* chairm an, w ill meet at 3:30 hsd yellow rovers* and Ihe bridg* high, ws* the recipient of a
o'clock w ith M rs. Grady G a lls a L •ets emphasiietl the same color*.
On each table were iiiHMdual
I'a rk Apsrtm erits.
'•
R rfiro h m cnt* xxtrr sn ve d by
reen and yellow nut cup* hear- the host,
axtl,to&lt;l u) M r*. Sam*
C lvtle Number Klg of the F irs t
ng
randies
of
the
same
shade*.
fU p Ita i Church. M r*. Harah Slewucl Pu li*tu n and M rs. R . A . New
A
t
thr
tea
hour
a
**l*d
c-iur*e
man. Vassa and bowl* of gladioli
a r t , Chairman, w ill mret a i 3:30
•'Clock in tke T . K . U clas«ronm and orange Juire, repealing the n n l ralrr.d u lar w rrp g n a n g id in
sSti th*
I L_ -rhnrrV.
»---- _
thasen color motif, w rre served by Van iu* plate* obout tin|-arl)
Cirri* Number . Keren of thr the h o sltsr, a*ri*te*l o&gt; M rs. A r ­ rooms.
Th&lt; „r p r e rn t vrerst M r*. GrnrFirst Baptist O u rr h . Mrs. C, It. thur Hranaii, M r s ,.A . W. Knot
T W S fir rh a i^ M ^ will meet ai sad M U a.O llle Jnhnarn. Those in­ e r A . H cTotlv*, M r*. G rorgy p .
M it e to a * w ith M r*. Sneed WWet Tll.hop. Mr*. \V; J . T h lip t n. lfr« .
‘M rs. L . r . M c C u ll.r, Mi** O llic F u n k I- M iller, M i*. F . E . Rmuitt e ^ p r ' I t r band of the Prrsby- Johnson, M r*. W. T . l-alrd, Mr*. llla t, M r*. H a rry II. I**wi», M rs.
tenaa Auxiliary will meet at 3 K . I . Hoy. M rs. A . C . F j r t , M r*. tames G . Sharon, Mi«* M ary lk-• ’tWek al the rhurrh and will le W. Theodore Langley, M r*. S . I). r« U a a , of Js rk *o n x lllr. ai.d Mr*.
follasred by the Inspirational meet- Highlr&gt;m ar, M r*. I I . W . Ruck­ K . A . Newman and M rs. Ssin url
er, Mr*. J . t). L s i.r y . M rs. A rth u r Pulrston, las gurat*.
teg a t S:M o'rlurk.

ymhl la yocr gang*.

beige and. read*, ban
gad many other morel

2 Florida Avenue
Tampa. FU.

To Turu Merchandise Into Cash In Short Orde
Fine upHtunding: Qualities in Clothing. Shoes, Hats and
Furnishings no&gt;v offered at sharp price Reductions
Fxciting to Hehold
(icttini: away In tin Karlv Start xvr ure throwing down (he bant and abandon*
Inif nrofll. rultlng Into ronl In mnny InslunreM, lo effect quick clearance, Uterth.v ndjumtlnu Hlockr* lo proper leveln nl IhU lime. We offer Ihe whopping public
of IhU Irnde lerrllorv rich plrkinuM from rclehratcd nrnkera, choiceat produe*
Hons for IhU nenHon In C'lulhlnit of dlNtinrllnn, Shoew of worthwhile qualitlen
nnd FurnlHhlnRH of definite rharnrler n nd at tuivinifN In prlren that will atlr
kren buyers lo inslnnl action.
We are Inking drastic measures lo rreale a anle never lo be forgotten,
one with n breadth of meaning to move merchandise out. Wcaexpect crowd*—
there will lie crowds—l.et nothing keep you away!

Give us the “DouRh” nnd Take ’Em Awoy!
MEN’S FINE SUITS
Men—and Women Who Love a Bargain
' Will Rush Here for the Saving*!

.-

F riday
and the days of the Sale to follow

Thr kind of clothes men uf dlacrlminntlng taste will
hr glnd lo own. wear and rnjoy.

Pajamas

^ iro a t

Irritation and coughing. V ,i \

weather nargams

W h y Shioer When W armth Is So Inexpensive?

(•rade

Traveln und l.ido

Grade

Knitted Coats
Kwentcr atxie
knlllrd
coals of fine knit and
quality In ko a't
(2 C
tirade Q A S

G rad e

\M on'« DresH PuntH

Union Suits
Outing Flannrf Pajamaa for
kfen and Women

Crmr buy* in the assarsnee of unlmprarhaU* quality, bathed
h) name, nr national rrnow n-Jtuy In the knewledg* of a peefrst fit ami ahwlute witUfacilon. RTrry Hull fancy or plain
rolir, th r height of fashion *1 a Iraoimxdou* sdvtng.

*1.50 I'hllllpn Jones
Broadcloth ShirtH
Fancy mIj Icn itnd oolld
while. Ootid llnuidrloth,
Shirla, now
,

Wlbton IIron.

Blankets

Front (‘elebralrd mukern will sell at n Fail
Cllk^|p4fie Hale prirrs offered

SrilLO.RM IlltOS.—STYl.KPI.tlH
ANI) MERIT ROOD CLOTHES

All al Reduction,*.
Oood qualllieM und pat'
terns and colors for xelec
lion:
.
.
4 Q C (srade 4 S O

66 X 80 Part Wool Downy
BLaadceta
.

Arenunlanta

Stock Adjustment Sale

Wilson Urn-.

L-0/d

L. E. ALFORD COMPANY

ap p en A nd I t S ta r ts Tomorrow, 9 A. M.
Woodruft &amp; Watson Co. Takes Drastic Action, Striking
Down
P rices
In A D
ynam ic C learance
Campaign
. - - -•
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» &gt;

Cut full for romfnri and
wervire, of fine malrrialn
—athletic style—reduced
to wit:
4 A A Grade *7A C

Wilaon Brow.

Sock h

ITaln and Fancy Hlylert
PAC
Horkn
OQi

All at ltrqurlii.ii*
A ro rirly nf popular sty le, and
m ctrrlala In faary d rr* . p a n t, far
^ Ir rlia n , at aaxlnaat
K.tM Grade

I

* 5.00 tirade

Grade

One Broken Lot Suits
Values up to $35.00
ft«hl«.i Bros, a ad Htyle-

The Renowned Make
" Wilson Brow. .
Mena Bibbed Union
All Sixes ,
t

Suita.
-g

Wilson Bros.

Neck Ties
Good palternn and rolara
for Ihe choonlng—all fin*
grade Four-In-Hand*:

1 AA Tire re AC

p

Shirts
hurts

I

ibweatera

L

shirts si

m ake

•
fag

FINE SHIRTS
*t Hllrrlag Redaction*
II will pay you mea folk well In .a p ­
ply yrer needs In skirls while this
fame** line la i s sal*.
Na other *hlrt offrra Ik* equal
af the taluea al regular price, much
lea. at sale price. Ilk* the**:

Men's Shoes Reduced!
aeons to #6
\ Off

Bostonians
to 8.50

One I^pt
Bostonians

' 1 4 .R IT Y

BTR

Am

•

Women's
ShoeB
1 Lot to 15
Variety Fumpa and Htrapa In
Mark and is# leather*. Crepe
and leather antes la laf.

Handy
O sfard .
In
Mark. Ian— AUo *pcvt
romhlaalion* and Golf

$10.00 .
Bostonians

II.P i Grade - 11.50 Grade U .M Grad*

Valqa, to l i t —In tan
osforda t*. rkw* out al
ante prlre 4J5.

Grade
K

|

Grade

and * rr*

*

ravwm
ijpT ter. Tuar pi
i iu jiV ij|

A

Hwckn

76, dell.rrra lb M m

p i ff

aw

pin-, lanry *w .lrn suite
gaud *001*0. and runnervallve p altrrn . while lot
last* they gu al

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to laxpriMa
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er. D r. and Mr* A t*. Chamber­
lain , M r. and Mi* Avtliur
It.-*,
nan. M r. and Mr-. It.*vronl C .
Loag. M r*. It K
T.*lar.
Mr*.
John T . B rad y, Mr*. | | . M. Hapworth, Mr* I . P. Hagan, Mr. and
M r*. J . I I . M tnirk. Mi. tin I M r*.
Kndor C u r lllt ant c * p t. K a rl*
T . iM t k i.

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Hoys* LUCKY S T H ftf-th o «ln»st
cigarette you a v o r sm okod*
m ad# o f tho flliaat tobaccos-

I*. I I . M arlcr r» v e an acvawnt
the cu ltu ral |M«rk&lt; which arm I
ing made In Ja|&gt;an.
"Polly-anna o r T ru th " by Ja n
ai.nual election of offleeta
w ill
T tw la w Adam* wm.. discuareri
take
plate
and
M
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8
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Khlnhol“ C urrent K vrm *. P.ditieal ami
MnuGlenn E . M rK a y . while M ra.
Beonom liol" » *• th.- .uliject of ae r w ill haw- charge of the pro­ It. Ma*«n gave a H fv H p U n ithe program of thr m rrling of gram f ir th r day.
I hr article the “ A ilin g W orld."
M i*. Umigla** had prepared for
the Lite ra tu re Ih-partment of the
At I h r ronelu»lon of tha pi
Woman'* Clut* held y.nti-r, lay a f­ yrMi-iday afternoon an In lcitM - tra m an Inform al dlacuaalaitej
ternoon In the * In* nroni*, on Oak It g nnd instructive program. She thr topic* of th r day waa n
Avenue, w ith Mr-. K.
Oouglkaa gave n gtaghle *urve)' of the
rtindltl in*
a*
a t program chairman. Mr*. W a l­ work) r.n n iim ir
ter I . Cooper prraldrd over the
abort liu*lne*- »c-.i..n at which
tim e the minute- of th| p rrv iiu *
w rre read.
Iterature (iroup Of I meeting
Mr*. t'oo|«er announce*! that at
Club Holds Meeting: the text m rrlln y In K rb ru ary the

M r. n n l Mr*. C h rist C . Ilahe,
of SecauM-u*. Nr. J . are visitin g
the fo rm ir's brother and aisles-

Mrs. Thrasher Gives
Party For Her Club

' tvaryo n * knows that sunshlno m ollow s— thot’s w hy fho
n O A S T IN O " procoss Includes

A radio tpeskar baa Jual now

lor meeting of Seminole
Number Tw o Order o f the
i S ta r w ill be held at &lt; :n
■t the Masonic H all. A ll
ra are
requested
to he
aa laltatlon w ill take

Dickson-Ives To Hold
Fashion Revue Soon

W i l t I* con* drred one o f th r
Important serial a ffa t lt o f 'the
searon, the annual h all agOnaoi •
ed t*v thev Si*d*| Department t.f
the Woman1* Club, *»Ja given last
n'ght In the . Ini. roonaa on Oak
Avenue with M ia. Howard r i­
l i n g ami Mr&gt;. 1_ I*. Hagan a*
ho*tea*e* Mta. t*mg received th.gue*t* wearing an evening gown
o f black lace f.i*hh&gt;n*d' wloiii!
a-mpk line* w th a long ablet. Her
acceaaoriea a e rr In black.
M i*. Ilagan'* gown fo r the orradon wa« made of bright coloie*l flxw eird flat rtepe mado alone
graceful flowing lln.-a. I l e r ahoe»
«nd other arre**nrlea were In
green.
•
Throughout the evening pun.-h
wa» aervrd hv Mrm. I I .M. Pap-

am th a . darning waa m joyad to
th r louilr of Mi-roV Hynmpator*.
Or. and M r*. W. T . Lan gley lad
the grand marrh which took plant
la ir r in th r evening and lie . and
Mr* A. T . Chamberlain
were
award* i pr re , in th r elimination
ronte.t
A. r r lia t ln g a b rillian t
color
ir h .n ir
were
th r
d rc ’ ratlon*
whl.h ion* bled u f q u rn tltlr* of
land.m b n le d In v a il- u . place*
aln.it t h . ballroom ami a profu-rioh &gt;f bright m l »ed balloon* »u*.
prnded from the chandelier* and
pla.rd In rrn-pleuou* point* aUait | l f ro'm *. Ilr a iil an |i*pp*r
**'
n u rg rd c ffie tlx e ly In .barkvlc »nd va«r*.
At thr .u p p rr hour refreshmoot* w rrr served by the
ho*
*• "i-* T1i *e pr. sent xri-rv: M r.
nnd Mr*. Ilalph A uat’n
Sm ith.
I&gt;r. nnd M r*. W . Thro-hu* la n p ley. lit . and Mta. I I . W aydr R u ik .

Sanford* Fla.

Homo Queen Quality Rhrea gw
la thte | u —Mach. Un. hired*
—atrnpa. pnaipa. tie*.

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i';Uurt- print on, «ach step
m*k|ng of a mat#, from
a. the rough lo t reache* the
•h a . fla t ear rmttl It I*
In warehmue* for ship*

In thkkneas, about ana
la, and from *0 to *0 feet
L A t feet a* the log* are
M stripe move Into a
which cute them Into
thing let of equal rise.
Ibeae side* are still damp
«, they must be dried, and
purpose they ara flacked
I n .trty i on truck* which
M e d Into a room about-*0
Mjgm., In that room, a t on*
jtJAMO feet of celled pip*.
f i p B . lira ataam, ara aces. At
lather and of th* room a
1: auction fan. draw* off, oldod
the boat of tha steam, th#
far* in the ride*, end after
* bourn they arc again dried

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With H r. Zachary In complete
charge e l ew ry M i l l T V te n pany ha* recently. entered the
field „f renntng, new owning and
operating plants whet* grapefruit
and peutoc* ara canned‘la larr*
qaentltlee. Beery effort le mad*
to Install. as-quickly a* they ara
dertUped, the meet madam marhlree aeallabte, end hi* enthoilaim for thins* electrical i* one
of (he mint evident charactoHstlc*
of tho owner.
Whtlo hi* two veneer mill* are
hi* chl*f hobbl**, Mr. Zachary
ha* only r*e*ntly added another
property to hi* atreedy Urge
hold!ns* which he spend* much
time la Improvlns. He wa» the
■ncteieful bidder for the eaten*
»lve and hishly cultivated oranse
grove* known e* the l-u* aim
tionp Kettle, near OeLand. In
acquiring that valuable property
Mr. Zachary I* paid U have **&gt;
TtrfPd~oh« o rih * moil'pfIie3Tior*
tieattvrel propertlee In the South.
The fame of the I a i Olm Gong
oranse and srapefrult le eeld to
be world .wide, and according to
Mr. Zachary, the rtop now on the
tree* la the fln«*t on record.

Bundles
or harmfaj f« f'iie th e c , end only
th* n e a tly right til* of light
energy w ill. do. a particular Jeb
effectively.
It I* muck like tuning la on tho
radio. The eeWcthm od*light wave*
I* elite load through are of filter*
of quart* o r othOr tranrprrcnt
•uUtsnce*. ; .
Recently the laboratory
that * narrow sharply-dtflned
band of radiation In ultra-violet
produce* tho Vitamin D that
come* from auMhlna Longer ray*
produce nemo Japd charter ray*

GRAND
THURSDAY JAN. 15th
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tance that tha present discovery
hr* mad* it eatlrri* practicable
lo Irradiate milk without delate*
rloualy affecting |ta taate or atne'.l

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typo of erato used by g ro u ­
ped shippers, and It In open. •th# year round. Keen th*
tJ r t of crate* with tradein &lt;and label* 1* handled In
) modem plant. Two larg*
ibeuic, are In rlooo pfo«l»
f to ith * plant, and err con*
UyJ being -teflljed with newly
&gt;b*4 !*«!•*■ Mr. Zachary *ekl
rijlpmi-nta of hi* m l # prop art* mad* to leading grow*
and Shipper*, holh Individual*
f irm , not only in Florida,
aa fkr nnrttf.es Maw‘York. ,
tch In tha office of. thf plant,
Barbery revealed a Ranker

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ArmuntanU and Auditor*

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rum that room, th e side* ara
IVred on th* asm* truck* lo
Putin ■action of the plant
M 'lhojr are ImmadlaUty cut
&gt;Vari*ua rise* (depending upon
type of erato which is Read*
Automatic machleery of tho
it .tirpa 1ha* been Imtellrd
rh roanfa off tha end* and
l&lt; of *n*h piece of veneer
lb to* need In tho making a*
•a, (Mine preventing Injury to
k* an d . vegetable*. Machine*
lb ftMOnUtkilly brad o r nail
I*n* of crate* together; ma­
in which, after maklag *a In*
It low la aiMlI Stripe of *#•
.autom atically push er wild
‘■tripe Into tho frtm o which

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noritte

Sanford

to a g a in b rin g y o u

5hr.dd*d W heat
w it h h o t m i l k
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fb o c h ild re n lik e , th e s e c o ld
w in te r m o rn in g s. I t 's th e
e a sie st h o t d ish im ag in ab le!
I sim ply h a s t th o b isc u its In
lk « o p e n a n d th e n p o o r h o t
m ilk o v e r th e m . S o m e tim e s
I odd c re a m . F o r a w a rm
a n d sa tlsly in f b re a k fa s t th a t
f t ea sily d ig e ste d , I t's th a
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and their riticient manufacturing
direct to their dealers and stores
in a position to give you
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■toun P m r r ip tio n B rin g s
A lm o st I m ts n l R e lie f

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ll' ren labill' 1
Inter.
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forty acre* rood far*
ready for cuWvktldn, &gt;er
fur cam of place and tdt
Informafhin write
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ORANGES—75c and
- tOO- Delivered. Phone

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'ALL KINDS building
1 Lumber,, rough OR d
flverad rheap. Vermea
Co., Harvey Velno, 0|

■war Oyatl no law.

mr pktlMrr 1W

(wpreeeaUUre
ifH y familiar with rake*
and daaalflraUea will
raa reuplete lafegmaUeu.
f yen e b b lk ty will aaaa la wardlag yaar want
mam it t u n effattlve.

f e t f e j M t t t 2t:9ta Jhru.Orerrfe',

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hara 1m m iak trg Kmachew
&lt;ur nearly 3 monlhi. I have
l^ |d lablng u*e (oaipooaftll
k m 'w a te r every morelcg, lwplghcd 217 pounda, waa aU
baibcred .with palna In myi and lower pari of abdomen

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FRIDAY. JAN. 18. f a ll
18:45. A. ,M.P Morning Cheer:
I
,7cpf; Bob- Jonca- M*mr.‘
-I
B rcalfalt Mehkiwa: IDOO, Dane*
Si
mu*k| 1 |il5 , CiHtklng TnrcloiMM
I
-»CBS| it 1:S0. Cemmonaeme f»i . I
Mother* — CBS; 11:45, I)wire
f
rauaie: 12:00, Correct time; 11:01,
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0.89,

Sam * e*

WJZ;

lW W .-W R A P .p tp g rtn w 11:09.
W JZtrrogram i -11:15, Peach** add

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Momtag Devetieiu NBC: 8 J3 , Maid*” ; liOO, Dinner Muiic; Ills ,
Correct • I
Cheerio NBC; 8100, Studio Sym­ pane* 'Rhythm*; 2:00,
phony Orchcatra; 10(00,- Ubby timejF 8 -SO,- MutW-f | meed*; 5:45, - I
lule'a Hungry Fi»»( 0:00, Time
McNeil * Libby: NBC; 10:15, Out
rpall 4:01, Dear* mimic; 0:30,
Dally Food —A A P Tea Com­
iace- Hflat ' 0t4|, Tune* am)
pany; 10:80, National Home liau r
lgl«a; 7:00, Tim* aignll; 7:01,
NBC; 10:45, Helm I'ur*
Feud
■ort* und upiuaemant new*: 7:15,
Talk NBC; 41:00, Mualcul Apprrrlaiion Hour NBC; lliOO, -Time.
Weather lie porta; 11:16, Geofge
nta by .A rt. Mill**: 8:15. Tung
WaihitigUm
Hotel
Otche.Ua;
m *l, 8tl0. f lie n rth in g Mualcal;
12:90, National Farm i. : Macau
15. MBRmy le n d i W r t t 0:00,
Hour NBC; 1:80, Mayflovai1 lf» Tlien of Melody: 8:30, Chamber
&gt;1 Trio; 1:45, Mlni*l&lt;rial AiUaace
Commerce Prosram; 10:00,2:00, Krporta: 2:46, Mr*. Armince marie; 10:30, |Bub Joncg
holt II")al Neighbor* ol America
3:00, Kdi.a Wallace — Soprano
NBC; 3:15. Pride id .Q lllu .U U l
3:30, Clyde Line Oiche.Ua; 4:00,
Radio Guild NBC; 6:80. Talleya
Tea Program NBC: 6:30, CJaudi
Nblan'a I'rugram: 5:48, Chanibet
of Cummercri 0:00, Cacti** Can dy Anm.uiiuint.at; , 8:8(1, Florida

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PGR SALE: U rg e Oa
f Plere, Oak Dining 86lt,
TaMe. Book Cam,' with*
Dedi, Chlffctrobei. Steve*,
rralar. Mr*. U II. tiriffl
Palmetto Are.. Houle F;
trr, tefrigrralar randy,
n* rile top ecrvlng county
lk*r. II- 0 . W*l*r* 215,
la A»c. Sanford^FTa,!, ,

glfd to aay I am
i. n it much afro rig*r- Kitr
iger and my weight BrlRga, Jewel*?, Mag. A rt.
la 170*2
i-1 do not only feel
R a b -M y -T is m
better 1
kok better, ao all Dr. W. R.- MaeDOUGALL, C «Imy frtei
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la id Deal ac e PrAcri:
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Children’s Gol
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IVILl, RENT to rtliahhi.

35c, OCV. and |f!00 boIt I
by^U &gt;&gt;drtirgUl»j—AdV.

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tra i 12:04,' Uewnty'a orcbcatra; mualc; 7:30, Marion ttouglaa; Ra­ Radio Scrap Book; 8:00, Tim* Sis
dio-Player*; « 7:45,
Hollywood fit): 5:01, Amu lean Legion Aeatl
Light*: t ee, T ri°;3 » M tafcdf ('« *
WJZ Wow York—7«o
dance orrlieMre; 9l*Q, &gt;• W8IBI8
(NRC Chai«&gt;
A rroU r:,8d)op Fief Id*
aialng Junior: -Oil5, Van cigar program; 10:00, Entertain&gt;( lb* -American Chemical
rchetlra; 8:45, Topic Id ■H&gt; U t f l f B i l a Lllta Garcia orPVpgrtm.- Mr. A.‘8. Rb**t
0, Amo* V Andy: 1:15,
r*4' 7:3m Phil Cook: f:4C,
IDN a t. PeUka

15— A p a r t y r e t *

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Thogln* which worfca on em enttm Ijr different principle from ordin­
ary madklrr*. It hot a quick
doable action.' tt-rrite tra the lr»
ritrtion and n 't* ill met t#1 tha
Internal cause.
Thoxine rentalna mr harmful
drug*. la plaaiant tailing and aafe
far tha whole family. Guaranteed
to l i f t belter and quicker relief

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Same
&gt;dW *,30, IB V.-RaU ha WJZv.,10.00;tB*nc a«„VKAF; J .,lh Warner: 12:45, Organ Pro­
Pa: Ii45,'. Story- of &gt;1:00, WiE p r n M l 11:15, New* gram: t *30, Florida Pacta: 1:45,
Hartuu tolte plcturce; broadcart; ^ • T s Orthealrai; Radio Floorwalker; 2:15, Studio
Vat let!**; 2:50, The World Book
le t myaUryi 10:03,

The H ill; 10:30, Bel. Newball;
10145, Orchcatra;. 11:00, Variety
(2 .1-2 hoar*).
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385,8—WJB—758 ‘ . . .
8/30, Erwemble; 8:48. Cecil aed
SaKy; 7:00, Kama aa WJZ; -7:15.
Sfyle program: 7:30, Sponaored
program; 1:30, Paatur*: 9:00, Star
It: 9:30, Same aa WJZ; 10:30,
Ice drama; 11:00, Orchcatra;
11:20. Variety &lt;1 1-2 beura).
4851—WBD-T48
- f i t 00, Stadia program; 7:30,
Fun* a* WJZ; 8 00, WEAP &lt;1 1 4

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R*M rough* JM rough*-Noted
h i t cold.or irritated

7:30, Sara* aa WABC: ftiM, Bara
dancer Sri8, Marvin Shirley; 8:80,
d rae aaW A B G ; 8:45, Studio yawM l - V l l l i r Tlilaaa lit' f t f gram: 9;00, Seme aa-WABC; 0:10,
I
j.TTriPAYId, l* Ji
Pteni Row; 10:00, Memolti;. 10:30, [ A n / V M, JAN.
Todays Program:
WABC * 0 • f -2 hegiaii \ / [
*:*W m iale Appreciation —Ju n ­
ior Mtadb Schools, «:40,,A»pt .Rum­
J4L4—WUAB—«10
7:00, Sam* aa WEAF:
7:10, my'* Chat tb Hemamahara: 10:00,
Santa ea JW JJd 8:(|0 [Sagiak aa Morning UeMiea; 10;45, Readme
«f
’NMre
“O,sw
w.w»m RTfata;
nryane, ;*»
,*■ :00. • Varl.lv
T
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Same a t WJZ; 10:00, Same aa Maatral Pkmde; 11:30, Health
WRAP) 111:00, Same aa WJZ; Talk — Natal Carl arch; 11:40,
Popular Pregfamt 11 :*&gt;. Tint*
11:18, Ndwa, O K fiatnv.
Slgaal*; 11:00, Today* . Newt
* « Pnaturc; 111:10, Weather Kepatvi
7:04,‘ rtxntit, newer TiS8. Gr- 12: IP, Green Com Frdduetieft la.

428A-WLW—748 . &gt;
0:15, Orche.tr*; fl:30, |)6 f iUUt
Tspo. Same aa WJZ: T:M, Hpeeaoted program; BdM, U*i Amlgu*

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Itw

Cl 1:00. Intcrwova^.Ptdr HBC

.Opera refloat 11:00, Slum­
ber hour: 11:00, Amea &gt; ’ Andy
(rrpeaD j n r O a /r fc ld l. orthealm.
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k,
urthi
0:30, The Duo: .0:48, Same ea (NBC); 10.00.
WJZ; n » . ‘B a tn . dancer -f If:SO, (NBC); 11:00, Demlooe: X
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Safim aa WJZ:
Rponaorrd Studio mqijf.
W/AX —Jack—artlle
program: 110:18, Baam aa WJZ:
PJUDAY. JAN. 18.
1, Sporta, program;
11:15,
-PR1DAY,
IS, 1831
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T H * W EATHER

Valr (might and Thursday. Heavy
traal tealghl.

SA N FO R D .

•NKSDAY. JA N U A R Y

IN WHITE WINTER COAT

’o r th e monopUtvo
jfp ite rd a y fo lk m • f • m e ssa g e r e '
4 d fa lle n in to th e
• o f f S an M igtifl
A horea g ro u p o r
n , picked ap ifdrdBladhay Radio Coni
dl aAjr whan or by
(be W»a aaen to fall.
WlfUn, manager of
Mae to kept It waa
I or after the atorro
•ear that p u t of the

. Ilouae taafcwew yeewrday *»•
alited the leaoeo -n« the nitrate
planta m
ahae/wow
veld —
he■ permitted to
manufacture other chemical pm ducta bealdea feiHllaer. Senate
conferee* demanded that priatiction be limited lo fertiliser’, and
It* Ingredient*; *’
*
—Serwrtor Norris (IL, Neb.), au­
thor of the ftfnnate government
operation ’bill, walked nut nf the
confrrenre* charging the lloure
confrreei had "completely vio­
lated" the lentatlve* agreemant
leached laal week.
lie aald the Route hnd pireantad a “joker" under wjjlch the lrss-

laaco In the world that it ta any
lata bat M th e . bottom of the
A. It woald have boon qolckl/
llttrM to pUcw r
Witten pointed uU t.lhat Jdra
0 |y l H art and LWu. William
Ilc U n a , pilot and navigator -&gt;l
M plane which wae esrrylng a
■yload of 200 pound* to rarie,
light have found a cove In whleb Adequate Safeguards
&gt; aeeapa the fury of the element*
Being DemandedBy
1 the* dropped before the atorm.
Adherents Of Faith
They tarried a hacknw with
licli to MW off the wlnga *nJ
By FRANK ft. KIRr,.
sc* planned U drop the engine
LONDON, Jan. Id.— (AP)—» A
•a s the machine: If they were Moslem ultimatum on the a geoid
weed U float, hd sail. Their food {Urdu-Moslem qoarrot ye»l«rday
Ipply weald hava' la*te*i i«u
focoaed the attention of tbo lndlaii round table confer, ntc on
Mrs.
Mansfield, mother,
dd Mrs. f h b ty ii Owynae, ||a- a problem which may delay the
resllsation of lfdl«&gt; djrtt|m of
ft of Mr*. Ilart, wera aUU
r**pom IkI* g uwrrimenl.
;
,

•4 wa#ld b« |'vi milted U tarik#
anythin* ha warned.
'
“Thl# aroulil mean," N lfria said,
* • great chemical plant Bperntad
by private IntrtrMa wilh a gJY- Measure Is S en t’
eminent eubei.ly.' ’
Conference B*i
Home conferees proposed ‘ H,
ed WithDisaer
limit the production of f*rt|tl»»r
to 10.000 tm« annually. ‘
'
Food Loan Is
Chairman MrNsry of the Sen. ^ :
.
__
&gt;
•to eonfrrvy* eald
* ' Route
, JA iiU l.N r.T O N ^ Jtt li
—The llnii.r revterdvy bauWd Uw
not grt private rapltal th Invest ill out h loan fund appropHaMoh
In the prepevlllon unless prod u - bill from the legt*lati%e bo* in
tion of chemicals wna allowed. \Y# wh'eh It ha* floundered for ttri*
think the purpose of tha' leginle* and *ent it on to ronfeivaca »l'M
tlnn li to provldr frttiUaer." \ buiirnetl with diwenalon.
| r
Representative R o e e e , &lt;R-.
Alav*t stimuli mama -ly, Bfa-I•
Tetin.) of the Hou»e conferva*, aald dent llooyer *»ued a ptocUyiattof
be warn “not very nprimlstW. Be­ calling upon the public for f l
cause a&gt; far the Senate ha* te- 000,000 to be espended Jry th e jf e l
fueed to make any roaeeealon*.’ Cross In huy'ng fond ami fiothi
•In my judgment," eald KdpTa* Inn for the aufferera of tho drSuth
aentative Q u i n n , Mississippi. area.
Democrat on the conference com*
hhirp eonfllrt surrounded .-»lh#
milter, "It la the purpoae of Re* artlun r f the Houta. This (IwtleJ
publican leaden to kill the bill on .on tho Senata amendment liteiV*'
Ihla fertUlaer provtalo* In ordar to lug the bill'* total from atlJhM*
avoid making the iaaue directly on
power."

BL0CKATP4 RLEY

Ali|ftimB OirlWill En­
ter Talking F ilm *
Following S u c cess
NKW YORK, Jan. Id e -IA P t—
Tallotah Bankhead of , AUbama
ard London cacao hack yerixnlai.
a alar, to the land she left right
years ago an unknown.
' ,*
A# the walked down tho ba/lgplank of the Aqultanla vhsrtly a f ­
te r n*»n rbe • « g rrtlld by a
dalegatlon of Broadway rv*H y
wllh.ihe homage dad aa American

■taw‘thus'-"an aaiutii
W9u.' ’by whimtoever daytagd,
•hall h*»acoeple.l by Iartt#'Mo*IJata unlfia th«ir lntci.-«ta ark
adequately safeguarded In that
eonttltullon.’’
' ,
' The statement waa a mere repe­
tition of tho Moelem imiltlnn but
coming It did almost on the ev#
• f idjouraawnt It raaaod soma*
(Continued On Page Four)

A.F.LUrresS-Day
Working Week For
F e d e r a l ' Workers

leglalation for fed-

■4 iq,*n the

•c ru m d tnday.

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,OB*
*"•
lnU
«*»•
• 1of

ratio ea vfoTl aa other fMtwree
of the propeaed program will
he di*cua**d. ThV meeting will
l*&gt; ofirn to tly public.
At tho annual ni**llntr "t tbo
rtockboldery of lb# .pinfold- At-lanlle National Bank h id *»•-»«••
day afternoon, the old board of
(Utwrtot* Una re-elected for the
m-ulng year. I n addition,
tbo
board r e le tte d the aamr oflierta
and made 8- O. Shlnhult*r cat uf
IHr two vke-ptrsldenla.
In re|M&gt;rtlng the re-ult uf l*'t
operatlony. U "ton £. Abeit
prwditxol a t the in-t ivratlah, to'd
She aturkhuMar* that pfdflta rr*
SOI*le.I during tho M#£ fp re c r y
Wstl'f*1 y; dcpa»H*,tair* ion
jddarably utoia ihaa-.tltaf »ei«
n ^ - a a r ’agn. a*4’ tha J H k m-w
Kohl- its *lr.mges* pualllon Slrr^
b* opening. Oo* «f lha major did
y lopmcflls during’.the year u*l
ilia p ta tU se af tha bu!MMF»hk»
btataev (ha Mnk. riulqncMg, v.&gt;

Iv3&gt;v ta M/V\l«n|w f*&gt;l

th at. )W afTWrea a n f W r i « r a
have tpRIa In the fytnra uf S«n.
font.
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The «.rfWr* t f tha hnkk are a«
(allows: l.lnUm F« -AiUq, .p rr l-

jVgfl
aaalslsnt ra*h|4n The
board nf d lm ta rs ia Minpaaevl of
lhqv&lt;«fl«win*: jI. T. Welker. J r .
ihairman of Ihqc'WmPi.'knd wh#
It aW president el' tM AtlvnlQ
Naths**I llarik ofVjMkaonville; P.
J. F atter* T'esidkirt of (be Osre a ls‘vjrprca* Co.j. K. 0 . SMnt
ho|»er,..H*lfoiii crata tninafactur.
erf 'Jea f^s meson, .14a ford grower,
W. C. TJtll, pryHdrM HUI I.uiobei
«
R. A, Nywi"*'1! "'•&gt;»•••( Hill
H « rd » afJ,(js..aad L niun K. Ah
Ian, ptk4(drnt«f the Im al bank.

G. W. Spencer Bre;
Plains Mafle For

Eruptloni
H f Argiatina —
Be Volcanic erup.
{uakeS shook Wes
la Lapoma vegbm
sa a t war* reportirwe and ll U fear,
'kyya &gt; iir i.rd la
d lrw which began

Livingstone I)c*

(A P ) — W in te r Ixirc d o w n .t
th e S o u th n gnln to d a y b r io
Iiir forecjutla fo r to n ig h t &lt;
th e low eat le m p e ra tu rp * '
th e ara ao n . A lig h t anow ft
ns f a r n o u lh an A tla n ta w h e
th f m e rc u ry d ro p p ed to 5
T h e w in te r’ll low p f l i t '
IB d eg ree* wnn fo rc c a rif t
A jIanU 'tonight. J-icksonrilWM
ported a niln'mum lost night,
.10 with a low of »l d u nam
roighhurlng lowland*,
^
MeI*Droloffista* pt*l)cUa CM
wctlhor for Florida tonight ■!
a fresrse at leurpeialuvv* »f ,
aiow waa taken fn m the top *t the to Zt In the northern p a ttU a ,
th.- elate, fre e in g In r&lt; ntntJP
heavy frost )n pair*mo iJM
Florida with tlra i skleo. ; . "
Trmpemture a t New OrM
nearrd the tro»»ln« point
Bond Men To Meet
Ijm ir linn* the Half Coaat p
With City Saturday
dieted for Louisiana- Trnn*h
n p u itu l mow with *cvrn tad
at Johnson City and two at Kli*
F d rth tr neaotiatlvue
the
port ami Chattanooga. An. H
purpoae "of reaching an agreemenl regarding tha imyroetnii
frll at Niahvltlo.
Snow waa falling In Weal
lo U, mtdi un Sanford1# b mdrd liwtetdednei&lt; will ba entered Convicted Banker To Virginia and North* and S&lt;
Fivealng or »ubfro«
Irlu at n maellng to iie twld
Have'His Freedom Cdrcllna.
teni|ieiatur**
were
prrrll
teni|ieiatur*
Saturday aflevnoon a t . IlH
n’tloclf In th# CJll Rail
Ilnill February, 17 throughout th* South. . , A
Irieen icpigirnlallte* of Ihe
BondhaMerr •rrvlw tlic Comnilltew PP«M »0 «:»ty Crimmlaa-

Disposition IsMaii
Of Accident
In Municipal Cod

whu fiev* a throw year prlaon
term on charge* of .vloUtlun nf
*tate bunking law*, will luive hi,
tllivrty until FeU If. Inateml of
Final dlipotlllon waa *mp&lt;M
Apr. 4, a* grnaUd Jan. &amp; by Juilgu
two recent automoblU) Srroekr
j , t*. B. Koonce, of Tayam*.
Thl* thong* ,ln U m ealonaiAi Bufurd. •« foe •« the Felice

stti sdi*eowry 1&gt;V Klate

Her meal thrilling moment ramo
when «ht was nu t by her father,
Repreaeotatlve W. D. Bankhead
of AUbama. Tha boat docked earl­
ier tkan he eapreted and he a r ­
rived Ute. Ills bland* daughter
ran from ane of end of the pier
to the other fianctf$■!!&gt;' calling
his name far ZO mJuOU* btfoea
maty Judge Jamei O. 8harp«
•he fouad him.
, .
,, , »/,
tilt*'afternoon presiding #wr
Earlier la the da)* *hr hid rorpmdac form of Coanty Court,
eelved a wlraie** fn m Jilip tailing
wUa CMOly prwaecuter John
her to prepare "to hat* yanr gta
Jtalardy prc*e«tlng the ceunsard (queesad opt when w* « p * t"
ywee.’waa liitaalgg to the trial
ThU. I* Mia, Bankhead's first
t If. OgU*by and W. ,1- Sharp,
e- men charged wllh "taking r MIAMI, Jaa. 1 4 -(A P )-T h a v)sU to bar native reentry einee
Wltk Mine".
'Y
executive council of (h* American IKS when iho cama trier ad hwm*
kiaael fee the two men had Fei*ration of t^sbor. In aeostan
*d u a joint trial, and, walv- her* yastrnUy, adepted a resolu­
• rr*lfonirnt, they both p
tion urging the immediate plorlng
[ullty A jury, twwpiwad of C. of fcferal employes on a five-day
NcWoo, It. A Band, Braitu* Wefk basis to relieve unemplsyig ie tt, P. A. H trii W. H. Hand. m oot
'".
M ('. F. ■llantar, s»&lt; salertad.
Tt*-resolute n s»*nt*d the time
id began tha trial s i lOtOO o'- has coma when th* government
mH th l. aaeetdnfe.
, yknuld keep step with private em­
JtU ti«T-(Ala) - A
Tqaterday’ afternoon a t n U ta ploye re who slrrady have don* so
Ik fbtWprd yislerta t| and after mom than Utean tmd Immediately Inaugurate a
tha iMtlfhation
tafy', deliberation, a jury, catn- five-day week for govarameat rnta r i f t J. K, Bm.th. 0. M Arta; ploy*, •’psrilrulsrly where Ibis
^Tii'DMda.: y: r , rmier. a r . elmrge sou Id be made efflrarltuaCaatai
tader. sad Joder Caraarou, re­
* ‘*
mini a vvrdkt af gellty In tha ta"
"We received reports that lha
w :« f b WHl'ame. colared man t*VarnmMk p&gt; dispensing
with
urged will* operating.an a«to r.srvke, of»a (number of employe.
ri^Br white Intatlcaitfd- Counsel In navy yards and various ether
IT t i e »agro made known the in- forma of -government nervier,"
esdll. a Jft_
,
William tireoe, president of the
federation said a fttr tha meeting.
"This aggravate* the unemploy­
ment situation. "We bellov# .the
gevtnvmrM i should Inrrvate Ha more f&lt; rward
leer* and take up the alack of nip Mtalifjr other
emptayment, .
ha had n o tw
, *Wd expert to take up for t;* - up" la tHfHhj
*Idi ration W4f* the various legis­ bad been
lative questhms now prmbng Ire- minder, , A n
f&lt; re Coagrets and ia which labor wltiwvaea, w SI
id .VttaRr • * ! directly Interested. l*»rted to hav.

kiesfe Is Brought
p AtColuityCourj

By a vote of 3IS to 1IM, • tno.tlon ’that the Jseuse coofereea he'
In tru d e d to hcrefit the Sedate
amendment-wa, /Ufrated. Aheth*'
vole, tlh to 1m , kept the fm-d
Iota question from being brought
Op for general debate.
, The iaaue of loan* for human
food, M appdood to loan*, for tbo
purchase of aeed, foetlllaer nut
f«ed for livavtork for which Ibl'
me at ure I* Intruded to providp n
revolving fund, hia l&lt;een a Miurre
of dispute almoit *lnre the re*
•Inn began.
The Senate amendment ia alernly opposed
by admlnirtvat'ou
«pokeimen who have a*«erterl lha

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Points In ColdWi
Expected To Brl
Biff Frost To St

ll

!rged their
daring lh*
■prtaoen se-

•' / ■*y**1 —1
Climaalof several yv»i* *
rad* and cansiettnt play at gut
lir ^ --------fa (Maeml Ms.lf 09

who keep dropping In on her *a
tan of ’wit, culture, and b'nhoni'
(Continued On Pago Flmrt

Airplane Is Used By
Local Agent To Get
Delivery Of Autos

Hill Rogers To Use
Talents In Helping
FORT WORTH, Tea.. Jan. 14
fontrlhatlrg hW gift to humor
towa.il nllevtatlun of suffering a­
mong hi* "hi m* folks," of Tvs**,
Oklsh- nin knit Arkeu-u-. Idl by
I’ruulh, in employment nod ^r-tber
irvetre*. Will Rogrr* will tiegin a
lour her,. Jan. M.
I «proceed-, tjnm hi* appearsrtc*a.
In wlilrh be hfpe* In ultract unllmitp.l d*«llnrs for lb* needy l»y
Ids wit nod wise Itrarka, will go
to Ihe relief of thorn who need
Immediate a*,iatancr.
Unger* will defray his ea|*-n*e*
frern hi* own pocket.
"I’ve got line* Wer-k* o|e-n lie*
twem pillule* and w*nt lo give
that lime to hrl|dng lbe»e folk*,"
«splaim.l llw former Oklahoma
lawbey, who came here front Hol­
lywood by plalle.
.
•T h e re , one tiling I want dona
.l..o l dividing thi. up," he sold.
" | want half nf It to g 1 to lb*
rounlry folks it., folk* out on
the farm*. The ether half can 1*
U*w&gt; tv help the Ulteinpb ycd in
th* cllle* atd town*."

Hurry-up method* were pul into
effect today by o rf of Sanford a
business men who report* that bis
•ale* bav* bein inr(ia*ing with
tuck a rush that he finds it nec­
essary to take to the air in order
to provide cuslomeis with speedy,
efficient servne.
Kariy thl* m tndng. Ralph IL
Wight, local lludson-F^sea dealer.
Irft Hanfotd (or Jackaonvllla In a
tew model CtlMlxt Junior air­
plane plbited by W. K. Smith,
f* E i4 '^ 1 veprosaolatlve uf tho
BHnaun factories who is on a lour
of the slate in the Intareat* uf
opaniag brench agencies. At
Jacksonville Mr. Wight will im­
mediately secure a floct uf new
Hudson snd Essex autamohlr*
which will l&gt;r driven tu Hanford
this after noun, in order lo oe on
the flvor of hia ahowroomt tor.tgM for tbo Inspection of hia
custontei*. Floyd A. Palmar,
sales ms a fpr the Wight firm ,.left
Or Undo lodoy in a tegular pastenger plane fur Jatkesroville
where he will jvln Mr. Wight tml
drlvi. one of tha automobile* to (A P )—The stata highway comadeaiur, t day
puat|»uiicil the
Hmfard.
edr ptwn of this goaf's budget and
th* election of .chairmen until
delegation* from many Florida
round**, seeking tu have toad ami
bridge work In tbelr aectlon* In­
rim ed In the budget, hnve appear­
ed fur a hearingTh* rummtaaiun indi&lt;atrd that
,rv|iie Com|i*tvn, Walter IJagen,
nd I wo fill gel. all of whom kava ll would eualtnur the mcctiiqr
through topsoiTow. if awe«saiy.
iraed ia yards uf *•
Mr. Bpriwrr waa playing w ith proleets a gala* t allrged dlacrlmtayy Davidson, prof, ssiooal at ination agalndt (Ira flarlda |l*m
ta Oriandu C&gt;U"trT Club. Allen rock In'uakry wars lodgvd with
(sw art, ptafr-'lnnsl at th a’loral Ihr i o.umlatMai by
uofse, an I Calvin Black, pramm- „f lime reek dealer* who rUiiwd
rmirr* erehiiict. (he slate department's aperiflraMriag the afleraata’a p!«y. Mr. (Um &lt;’B **ridU pewjects workid
Irttafr U gg.d ih rt. Utdik* and b -id -b ljl^ 'Y W h U JadoaA) . ^

A fto rn e f ■»*'
lard Smith, of TIluavIBe. that Mr.
ta k a ’* attumey*. n filing motion
flu a *up*i*edea» I**ml, after bav*'
Ing lieen Vented • petition for u
writ of habere corpus liefnro
Judge Kminer on Jan (I, had nut
complied with tha law. tha* ren­
dering all action taken that day
(t'ontlnuad &gt;m page foul)

*Big Bill* Thompson
Resents Charge Of
Political M otiv es
CHICAUO. Jan. IB —j Al*»—
Mayor William Hale Thomi-on’u
flood contrul * cnnfrrrnte took
time off yesterday formally l» re­
arm Ihe rharg* by Hoi. Hubert
Ishant Randolph. pre»ldrnl of the
Chicago Association of f mo'ene,
that It was "u ‘lilac Hill' P’dlllcal
rally."
*
The mayor mv-orUlrated tb- a l­
ia, k wllh a »prt&gt;«h III which he
denounced Randolph uni thin iha
cm ftrrra unanimously etopted a
rrsidutlun eondemnlilg the "quef'Honing of «ur niotlvca."
Handolph. addirsstng Ihe N»W
llrlian , A»-orlul|on of Ounmirrve,
had remarked: “The lMill&gt;ho.i la
Iteing tried nut again, and if »»u
IIHIo boy* sllslr *1 follow tt'o |tarade, It woutJ be • romplrl* Hop."
laiulslana rielfgalea led off by
dlaelalndng re»|H»n»lhiHty f«r Col­
onel Hand"lph.
Alfred 1*. Ranilgrr. chairman «f
the flood rnnttol coinmlislon &lt;f
Louisiana, Uigrrl dflrgatee lu ctmcrete action.

Railroad Commiwiion
Id Object Of Attack Hospital AHHociatio:
To Meet Tomorrc
TAMJkllA^SFR, Jaa. 14 —

(AIM — Tho Fbirida Hupcvmo
Court was (old today thsl the
stale railroad »on»ml*»lon * “derervee a iwsiul spanking". (Vrun*
sel f ir the Ftuiida Motor IJnea
,|imklng In oupimrt of their con­
tention on that tho railroad com­
mission should nut &gt;'*vi- gvnutdd
Hie He irgla-Florlda Molar Line a
permit tu substitute large l&gt;u*ea
for seven passenger sedan* In ofwrntlnn between Jacksonville and
Mlsmt. - .
The Florida Motor tJna* operata
over the earn* rent*. When tha
Florida Malar Moan first atpcaleJ from th* nthar ef lh* railn-M
cummlaelaw. th# r mrt quashed lha
i . inmleelon's order pa the ctuuad
that rujflclsnt «vW*nc# wa* had
suhethlrd tp skew a need f*r ad«
the groond dlitaaal Vue fariltles- Tb-- mils
perature of
rd early &lt;a

rse Record;
!vent Sunday

f - V )

V

the judge of Munlripal Court pi
rerdlnga Me*.—. ------- I h i m
Frank Hlehmond, DeLSad
dint who da* driving .a F o rd l _
truck ewhlch figured In a collaldBr”
with e lludrfna oodan at tho InUf- e
aerilim of Kreneh Avenue • dnd£ \Thlrtrm th Street a few davu agd, 's'
we* fined l i o n * charge nf reek- ^
lets driving, Dave Jeffrey, color* •
r-d driver of the Hud*on, wna flood
•|t&gt;,
fi fain
f w ir
for kla
hi* narl
part li.
ln lka&gt;
Ihe irplHmi.
acridwit. um
Albert Yale*, whit# laborer who
Uvea on the Sanford-OrlanJe high­
way »nuth of thl* illy, paa held
mainly reapon*lhl* fur Ihe neaf»
•crlou* auloraoidlp *reldont neak1
lha Sanford A irnue Aviation f h tf
Sunday night and waa fined • tan
tul of »jn, haring had lo pay l i t ;
on n rh u g e uf parking a ear wllh.
■mt light*, and IS for drunkafiheod.
Judge Shamn gave him th* m lua
mum fine In each rat# owing ta
the fart that tha man was lha sole
vupport uf a large'fam ily and h id
been unemployed fur soma time,
Frank DuBoae, driver of the Bulrh
»edan which wa* demulUhrd when
It ran Into the parked Ford BeJ
dan owned by Yale*, was dlumlaaivl of rharga* nf recklma driving,
Ed. Johnson, and J. A. Williams,
while men, wvir finel f lo each
for being drunk and disorderly,
while Doc Biddle, colored, drew a
like fine for lha same uffc.nMj!
Fii-d Wllsin, colored, had a cMM
ga of Iwlng drunk end illsordmul
•gainst him dlamiaaed, but Judgh
Sharon gave him the .maalmaan
(la* or SItxi for driving a car ah''
der Ike Induenre of liquor. Bervi*
lev lliuwn. colored, ass fined
f &gt;r disorderly conduct. Peart
Jactaen, colnrad, in court on . h
similar charge, was dlimiaaSiL; 1C

At tha. annual Hireling of.
Fernald-Laugklon Memorial I
Iijtal Association whieh la a
■luted to be held-taausrrakj (d
noon at the Court llaoak a t jl
cluck, tho election of atfltattj
ta il, and the reading a f 'M i
un finance and operation wR(i(
slltute the principal baa(n«ad|
be anile it akeaTka Assurlatlaa has a dirori
list of 47 nama*. made up af J
raetnluiitis af retry ctaiicV j
onrantaatimi, out-lying tow atf
both tha city and county gqiu
m rnt’e. The pressm o f f W « j
T . W. Lawton, pivtidcn1
Catlett, vlce-pcjaldeatt

�1♦•

’

t • &gt;1

intMUk Fund And
fll CareyFigur* In
New P ropositions

iStk

« W YOBK, Jan. 1I— (A P)~

Ik.

H m . M i white males; . * * white

» Wff

hravyvrtlihl runrounf
a* oat hrt) 11m open y«terday
hi a M l »{ p n illu propoeal*
agals deillnod I . IIm up MM
Wprid t ill, hoot between Mas Bebafaling and Young Bill Btriblbw
damewhero la HPnol* in Jana and
another In B^temher t r t w wi Uiv
win— r. and Prims Camera, 1U
a^aa mountain of Venice.
Th# H a n t aUh find official!*
—and BIB Carey, praeldent of
MadUon Sqmam Garden unoffl
daily—Joined la « leading cm*
tract, for thta pro#ram U “Pa"
BirlbUng, father and manager of
tho Oeorgia pride, sad Jot Jatah.,
pOot A f »ho Oorn.cn cl jo U r.

IBM vital d a Untie* w eia'alm a*
tho oMM. for 40t PcrrdM —fa
bora akilo JIM died. A gradual
-icrllno In both birth* *and drain,
ha. broa MUd .'n r. that tin**,
for la rompartaon with 1IB, forty
four fewer pmaoai wrr* both
while 41 frwrr paraoaa died.
.
While 10*7 wa. the peak yoar
la birth, and death* other yaorc

w ar. bora in IBM. IM whtlo f *
mi lee were bora |he .a m * year,
making aaothar high reofd. '-lit
colored male. war. born In IBM .
while 106 colored.. female* WOT. I had a let of
born in l t n . both high records. allpatloe, bead
66 white m ile death. wore re­
corded In ABM. for p pish £*»W
la 1» y*»ra. U
wh!ta?lf ^ f W
do.the were recorded (a IBM. a
Ugh mark. M colored maUt dtwd
to IBM and BS ro lo rrd f fotfalof'
died In IB H , to eethhUM' high
mark..
*
D'gglng deeper laU tho fhcorde

sw r

d !2

to promote motrbec in

*a

Chicago

than In any other modth. May,

If h u S T S ^ a S ' ^ S ^ S
York parent organisation alar*

.»

SU9 MB % js g

ouHnl \nw
/M r
winter montha November, Do­
er in ber, January, and February
record tbo U rged ' — m W of
•death* With Jaly, A agait, an i
Would sbdw r e c e ip ts *
M l U or about the! of
I—, which bed a H
MhaU compotltlraly, m ,
revenue ao about W

city la thdt nutate no-

U. a

la IBfo, o sa c t.flM fM
avalliblo.
.' . .
ikH Disin eehools, Kow
raleymn . aad Atlaatlc eratio*.
:o&lt;
North JOgWjjbiW
AoreotlegUU fopfbaB i t Mthy with a privl.lon that bound
kU to *, i f rietor over Bchmallng
fc . fight CsraoM IA d J rilp a *
Boptadber, iBBl, aad
afkia ln ,J B tt agate, t th . brat
available oppo—o t far. th# tn l* aopo th at nothing w—M bo loft
And atena. T b . ra a tm t booad aadMM by the —mmlttw aad the
Btrlbll.g to p n l W M M i f Ma rt.ld .n u of thlp MftMn generally
lg l-S partcat *bar* la th . Beh- ia hart Um road bad raw,bridge
mallag-S irtbllag rocolpU a* a far- at Mtaroa tem pi. Ud at the
frtt far th . match with Camera, aarUert data. He brought Urn
, BUI Duffy, Amerkaa a w y t Creating, t f the. Orlando trade
of Camera, eat U — tba ooafcr- oody, and cald that.'Orlando wan
encc today ale— with milk fuad back of the move 'a i k i ltn w U
Mayor Brawn, wke . la • ‘ ateo
S lim
»ad tho r - w - a U U m
chairman of tbo road, oommlltoo.

worn w iN ifM i ooon «roiit,
and declared that
doubt but that aureeae wOnld atchmetlng wme aonpended inoei- lend tbe gfforta b*ng made, ifa
July alortr wl‘h J u g * w b - atated that thep. ls .—ila a peeim

Now Yarh eowwalaaUm yaealad
M Herman'* rhaa.plor.hlp U *t
aoaddy fa r fallaro U —roc l"*;
ad lately ta a U lt koat with Jack
herh Or hero.
The eontract* a* o ff. red yraterm

[ocAhali raeMyl

it alkielie pn

Big A tten d a n ce
F e a t u r e s Meet
OfTrade G r o u p

Control Of

ll|* •“ *&gt;■« proflo- time* the &lt;|uentltjr of nU ret.i Ihel

From the . offke» of 1 CuUnly
Judge J.m oi O. Sharon, etaUetlc.oa marriage Ikan.ao laauod alare
101R and sthraogh 1B90 Indicate
tbaf nine# the year (OOf whoa

J ia . 16/— {A PI
Of JmJitm baa
Tmteaa, - T&gt;s-

tfailed
e ^’ tos develop
s w sanvagreement
s a s v~“
wrsi&amp; j r u"
^ ApM"V " the *»W*nt k f . oea■rrepUbl. |0 Senator N orrli, (H,.
N ib .a u th o r of the government
operation bill who want, the Irene

Daraac in hla' atatrmcaf na|d
again ravlrad dcaplte the appar­ Naaclo Sboala wan not needed
for national defense niece private
ent accord reached laal trn k whan
Industry was predating "three
a majority of the lloase taaaagora accepted government cot»•trucUon of traocmlnnlati I Inna.
'The centreveroy has row been
future, Pm ldeot rapworth an­
nounced. Qeo. W. McBorjr made '.a
complete report cf tbo. coming
air tour planee which w ill U ta
Hanford host Monday,'and aahdd
ihat tb . L lg r. Club, of w ldd|.hf
wan . member, bo given evrtt* or■fitanee pcecibl. In making the
day a iw crm . A motion wac a­
dopted te esUnd an InvUatlan ta
Oen. Chariea P, Summerail, fa r.

dm gcraraeacat' e ia ll — U r 'Urn
field of economic cnlrrprtle, In
aUlatUii of every principal hithert f ahoorred la th *' randort of
go— nuarat . . well a . la the
read art of Industry,by damUplng
aad dletrtbutlag thin power." •

A never to be forgotten experience
Three Ymjrs:
JT orth V cM ni
In The Millin g. ,^&gt;/Three Y ^iniF o
v T AyaaL (\valUBl«
ol inlometi— rfutyiou t

|K hla h a fund
l i . i - t .A
M W fwfWw W l*

L_ —

tar protcxrflaa of your
horn, butlrvrn, 1
«naco—)OoMy&gt;'. y
More then a hundred yurt
fire Intuvtnce compaAltt era
lloni with property owvtffY
•jentt..T(? thil tyitcai. Sloek
ow n mudi ol ia success in sc
triduel end tKe public. •).• -J

T»T«I»

Jracontervatlpnoli

SS&amp;liS £

cat af tha to
acUHtlaa.

�Florida-;
The Herald la in receipt or an intent!
Issued by Nathan Mayo of the department
Florida, containing nuuiy attractive ilhtati
detailed Information concerning frulta and
lp thla state. It alao include* diecuaelon*c
value; of seventy five, vegetable* and o n * .
for utilisationi
!th apedal regal
ion of Florida*

new booklet
rneulture of
is and much
bablaa grown
te nutritive
dred frulta,
ia and vegedietary re
■aeaaon proi find broc-

i thing elw

coll, tiRON, nearly

bitter and
k vegetable
4, gecarolr,
•table cunC trlly maw m picnivnv pwvpa^i f f O T | w « u w u P fn ^ v ,f u nh butter,
l
thcjii.contain a flavor'of nut# which la vety plowing
■Other veamlablea Indigenous to Florida Include: tl
unfamiUar qriW rgnd-BlIkhoke, asparagus, lima I
string.beana. becU, Bruaaela aprouta, cabbage, carrot,
com, eucumb—ta a r p lg n t, garlic, lettuce, njlnt, green

■went etrong In
whldhtdocsiweU hgr* Endive, col lard*, By
water craw, and kite Alan thrive. Shallot
slating of avail clualercd .bulbn which n

Tha rod la s. *f abode*,1*1
tricki a rt loaenrtaM*, would I
it to that on ,p- recant r»Q
journey from P*rla w H— M
should b* thrown in tha ee iu
of that n m t c f hw m fl
Frenchman who travel* f o r i*
tin . He w a r an oldorty gogtyl
with an Imposing, ariitoei
name wha w ta on Wa way to
di* Ababtt In Ethiopia. Tbi
quite a n u ll on to E t h i o p i a
daya, by the way. T he' M
crowned Emperor 1» ibari*g
eonreulona—and «I1 kda - I
found.' Our fallow traveler waa
iny the trip by onay stag**.
Intended (a it op over a few &lt;
In Roma chiefly, he said, to

center* of Inatrartkn and* bile
to farmers In th o futoir. So that
tha day I . ' not fa r dU laat w h *
that bogay warahUad * W tho
roait. touih ef the Blrisru, lo t
ceuturiaa avoided Uko a paatllupeb
bccauio of Ita pcdiboed a ir, will
bo an agricultural center of im­
portance, aad aif no ato not lack*.

U r4 .d a m W lo iv .o k r a , ° h lort. chtvea, p ara ley , p arsn ip * ,
peppaw..pO!tW tfc.y»m v 4M bP cn. p la n U ln , r a d h h . ai

l

KUmtai"

r iU lBia BIBT»
&gt;ham on'the paatrlo)

Eswjm.’a

m l a*'t l # rattUnc hall.

above shown
growing In ]

Comparatively few of thenvwould find
rgely because
the public ha»i
hli
time, large!
.
rapd plaa-twopj peak, above
‘ : ‘ it# of such frulta aw
J M H H ______ ISet decorative s f f id ^ h lc h a bdwlt
of-mangoes glva« a table, but the poaafbillty
possibility I* here.and
derftsnd
aome day all Florida frulta and vegetables will be in dergaml
p a s t* Dto |*v*l aod. •
ip ovyy^ aumptuoy*. Ub|e In Uiq couptpy.,
j ;
a and cliff a n vaiti
*
.th# talioya lift

haart la glad that men Wrf

Florida's Relative Position

•id#
a laaa.for m* op th* pralri*
m u d the hand * t CM- .
By Oracafiton* Coat**,

,♦ ‘V-'-yV.- 1
f*
■*! V
1.? I(
Scientists say that everything la relative In this world,
Ve are ’rich or popr only In so far aa our wealth compare*
rith other*. A man la Ull or, short only in,the compansoti
ie make* With someone else. Placed beside a' man of .{jVi
oet ala, s itx foot man la tall; but beside op# nU feet:at*

i*a la Miami at
ill wander thgt
depraaalda aif# ua »
&gt; t* battle

*tre*C*

a campaign ip America to provoke
a - war with Japan would do the
Country an Immonot rcrvlco. Noih irg will help America to ba­
re m« o nation like a million Jap*
aaete landing up the PacUlo Ccaat

M Aleag th« road
« V&gt;
f ront of a loaded wagon,
the wagon* hurrying to Ihu

coadJHoa

ir th* fuller enjoyment
ity whan it Anally art

K M day.".

Another “immediate; talk ff|ti( , at about tan-.or flftoon. feet T
Undo Sam which “brooked r»
bthw Ih , anrfaco there eclated a
The vlaltor ate* a miracle rolng
Uy" wga tha annaiallon of
*&gt;ef of imall pebble* parhapa ala on - beforu- M r t t r y cyot.' Behind
loo and Canada. And thla also: In. *&lt; In thlckneca. Th* w ain tha wuriu-r* itrctchei ,,n tndlaa*
Tha nitkattor and bootlcggli&gt;c. aooId not peretTsle thla atratura. large a n a « f yellow, ilckiy* gvdu,
buttress, he had become ronvltv;-. d r a t'lo a it not apeedily enough. which U g tt &lt;o tie 'torqurred.
o4 during bit sojourn je Am»‘lf. Dcr'rg inachlnei were «e*. to The private domain* of Xlutt Vk.
eO, waa aimply a plot h a tc W by, work'ttf'dunrh hc4» In Ihlg pebble tor Emmonual that' h*v* been
Moscow to undermine th* moral* formation of vdranic orlgh with punctured w ith' diialdholaa avury
of the American ,m p la ,
th* m u l t that 1lie tanJ i* drying twenty yard* actually begin to
My fellow traveler paid It waa
I.Vl¥n*i *____
‘ ’
hit Intention to put hlo obattva-,
Ilona la as bpok aa aeon **,h*t
n tu rro d from .Ethiopia. It oi
Audita
8ystcm*
Ti
to be an Intoreatlag voluiqo.

ktd hint- If ha had dlicourrd
y sympathy with hi* , *«Umanta about provoking a m r iyl|b
Japan ard annaslng Maslco and
Canada. “Th* Aiderican. era A
Molioua paopla, U rapllod. “TIm i ,
[gro not given to announcing IheTr
nU ptlona with the baom of th*
gig'drum. They listen t» ymi-und
smil# *"d to their way.” Not *
bod praeticol

e

* • v

h dpoad , it* doovu

m

De;*m-

Dt'.fpr tha prqtactloiy pf U»

y)tor* has r#-op#w#d, proving fisting and getting Ua house In order. U struck rock,

»u*h thlagu con happen.

a V y a y l * a d “ o t M r* .
H g rl
U a p l a n a n t M a c L a r a il, lik e *o
r - i a h u a ln o a * tiia a a d o / i , t u r n -

n-bod account which
n sariou# overtra/t.,

*VU a r e triad to find Ih#
on a dark night with ih*
a toad IIy falling, you can

n tfx d what prompted Ad#-

Ann* Proctor to wylto "Th#
Chord'-

I«, height Of poaolmpni wit
hod th* oihgr day when on*

muni blood* snpoonusd ho
It rood log “Ufa" bacuuo#
ft Ilka U (mil* ony more.

lest June, and bM been definitely moving forward- sin
Is now In better condition than any other portion
United States,
'There la noetato comparable to Florida except
*ni California.
;
.. i
, 4
"Because of a drought last summer a special agd
Congrev waa asked, for to taka carp of the d i s t a l
Congress la nqw l&gt;e|ng b ra ise d uiion all aides tou0pr
moneys to take care of the distressed In the countr^Oriiiln
Florida, during Ita five years of vicissitudes andtoyroublcM
eg no state ha* eyar passed through, never a * M « govopombnt for anything except permlulOn to ahip w h x lif waa
producing and relmburaeinent for what . th« w e ( |u n c n t
dextroyed in the Moditgrraaegn fruit fly campalgp,- r •
"Florida cannot be permanently hurt; and temporarily,
not so badly. Destroy everything In Florida and In SO day*
It can be producing something to eat and sell. No png ha*
ever frosen or starved In Florida.

Florida

L. E* ALFORD COMPANY

g colotsal effort te Increase 1b*
productivity of th* Italian *o|L
From Indication* It la aafi to usrama that If vrill sucraad a1few
year* hanco to grew &lt; oaougb
wheat to supply th* astir* nation
without Importing from i l jeal ■
At "Son Reacor* w* sUppad n*ir

yon w a n t or need

V

6(0 1-2 Florida A n n u a

Varicose Veins (En!

CJMtOSi

Thor* la nu hospital oaponat, no datantion from bus I
anaesthetic I* required. Th* Folrf method i* o**4
bMU fog Varicooo, Vein*' aik'-Vartcoou UMr*. . ,

tn-ot *
Voriooa*
Vela* during thla
Dy. W ayiwill oxauiin*
* ’
C Omt* HtoCta fa^dufe. FreM 7

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mid. THE HOWELL SA

'Flu. : ' ■
&gt;e* ,W. ItAuqliAanwtot Oatoum,
&lt;

can bo m»d# therpe

AppoiufmetU* may.lto mode by rpflbi

, “P to p ito o u r v

latlon increxacd 61
against 16 percent j
Ha natural advantau
will In t|te next l a
t w during' the-paa t

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m.. -■— 'Ll U

..1*1.— J^O M

in population and wealth
r :^

i ’a retire'frtto

t

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In a m otor oar

[tlo*, howogflLjjmlrato foto will be chargod who*
Ih t Foley Jpgibol hto A n uied successfully In I

nailing la a fraud to uUrt

CREAM ERY

Accountants and Auditors
Pint National Bank Building

t

aad 1IU to tha auk i
Fouf year* CfO, oi
visit, thb dl.trtet,
tquar* kilo m*t*r» In
a hug* and dreary c

look llko. tho fatteat of ’ Dutch
poatum . Borne year* arif neccaaary yet for iho earth to bacoma
completely lound. of coura#.' Immanae aum* are apenl on1fertllication. But they are already pot­
ting up model fartna t o 'a m d a*

PENTLAND, GRAY and MOORE

Th* Faoeiat ragim* 1a uuorilng

a City Bank wf Miami Bench,

.

lure la fc ln f o« lg H » ;M a v * -« r* —

a h e tr ao tpurh In Florid#,,
citrus, oranges, grapefrutl
tpt.tn forgat
for**t tbat.fuUy
that.fully va. hundred other
,.ws are upt.tn
gits am also produced here. Some of them are rare,
I.atan or Uatert, but are-oone the lea* delicto#.
• M the.guanahaao, o r i a w r - - * -ahpodilk, mnm(, isndiambarelia aid aeldom seen even In Florida
lot. They aro real ffoyora"
fortheleaa produced hare,in small quantities,and
w) of a naocant Amoriran
w r-m oat taatg.irulU w j. - . w n n i i , .
A§*- patrial lam. "Bat, a m l : patriotism
* h a v e .aiw r# fa*, Amariea •wilt,novor have," ho won!
kind* of berrtpn, K ''until the country la farted to
tbachcrlm oya, or
t a defensive war. She needs
Mich a. war woroe thao broad.
Really,” occlalmod the Frenchman,
"the nowipapcr that ahoold olart

. th# Kins utornat, Imivisible, ih# duly wlia
moor and glory for r m
Anton. I ' l i e - t i l l ,. .
a—“O J o n s Xing most
,-In Thee all J°r» a rt

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■
I
1

THE m ore yon Me o f |hfe new F o rd , d ie m o re ycijlt
realise th a t Jt bring* yon everything yon w ant byv
need In a m o to r car. . •* .* A nd a t a n n n n an a lh r
low price.
*
It* aubetantlal beanty o f Unn a n d c o lo r la l£ »
paren t a t a glance. Long , continuous
Ita a im p lk lty o f &lt;
high
T h e new F o rd accelerates
do 5 5 t o ^ m il— a n b o a r," Iff
becadto o f l l . # p « U lly ddrigm
MoadaJUe douU ow cU bg hydfi
tIt I .
■•■&lt;*** ■ toHm’k.

e ra . | l lia s f o lly

�Mimer Will Be GI
By Church Meml
M ISS M A R G A R E T

Local School P . T. A.
To Present Program
1&gt;urlng (be iqrial period at the
mr:ting of the (IramMar Sch&gt;ol
Frirnd* of Jam-* Howard will re ­
P. T. A. to be held tomotrsw a f­ gret to learn that he i* III at hi*
ternoon at 3:90 o'clock, the fol­ home.
lowing program ha* been arrsngFriend* of Ben Ijik'r wilt regrM
to learn th a t he I* ». riottsly III at
hla home on Kim Avenue*
Andrew Carrs**) left Tueadiy
morning for Washington, D. C.'
where he ha* sire pled a poaltlan.
Mm, Arty Carraway, of tFtater

mmk
By Oviedo Women
The Parent-Teacher Aaroeiatlon
rra are r requested to I* and the Ovtcde Woman* Club
I as taltatlon will tsk t jointly observed Arbor Pay in a
moat Interrallng program held
ont Grammar School P. T. A. Friday afternoon on the icbaol
U l i r t a t the school audit jrlum ground*, the outstanding feature
. n . o'clock. The H*v. F. M. being the planting of a tree In
has »octal hygiene chairmen honor of Dr. T. L. Mrad, a din*
panfatool*" County, will b« tlngulihad and beloved cltllrn of
«fyr for the afternoon.
Oviedo, &lt;
The preaenre of the entire school
• f o
n ro A T
• * .. '
body added. Interest and tolor to
IJW* is -x'-a'
( M ja |u l« r meeting of the W. Iht scene. The program opened
TT. J j . will be held at 3 o’. with the singing of “America** a*
A t a t Um home of Mr*. J . V. a processional by the third and
cClaBpad, MW French Avenue. f jurth grade*.
Mra. Endor Curlrtte, g j u w a ,
A moottng of the West Side P.
, AT and ■■ Arbor Day' program president *f the Garden Cluha of
raflia gtvar a t the Weal Ride Sanford, gave the principal ail^school auditorium a t 1:30 o'clock, dre**, in* which «he spoke of the
tf
MONDAY
many benefit* to be derived from
■ ''th e annual Robert E V tee ball besutiflratlon, both to the com.
of tha N, da V- Howard Chapter inunity end to tbe individual. She
of I ha U, D. C, will be he 14 from made a itreng plea for greater
0 o'clock I* 13 o'clock at the Elks' effort toward btaul Iliratlon, and
urged the'children and the young
Club on East First' Street.
people to begin n»w In their part
toward making our own commun­
Mrs. Sneed Honored ity more attractive and heautirul

R

'planting ' TaMl'Nfrh'af' lf*V
With Surprise Patty 'by
shrub* and flowers. She emphasis*

A aurpriso party honoring Mra.
John W Sneed .who plsm to leave
PbPR far Rome, Ga. to make her
hfiipe, was given T tusdar even­
in g at her home on CatUlna Street
hV \h# members of the Daughters
eg Woaley C1*|* at the V int
dlst Church. In ’ jw htlf of
MS, Ml*. M. L. Wright pre. Mr*. Sneed with a novelty
tw m r M a farewell
Ing, tha *vi
. . . ...
fo rth *
’&gt;eatfciln m cn t of the gueatu
"Stehi floqg" end "Lx Pal« u a '' gytutJioas *olu* — Wilton
■ f u t Saeed. t-i , •
t . Sola*, “Cbrmana * and “Chrysanthemuai” — Mrs. Arthur Bra-

“ I Always Get
It Rain*'' —
! fd until s 1st* hour when re fra*bm*aU were .served. Those ipmsent were: Mrs. John W. Breed,
hawde’ gUeet, Mra. Frank Adams,
' Mrv B. H. U ney, Mr*. Geerg*
-Tltrden, Mra- Z. B. Ratliff, Mra.
W.- T. Laird, Mra. W. U Monraa.
. Mra. Glean E. McKay, Mra. O.
;m sJb triflg “. Mra. C. P. Ilaewdan.
E » « B . Baggett, Mrs .M. L.
k M k t , Mn. Burke Steele. Mrs.
r j W T Laney. Mr*. C. W. Htokd*.
'XMhV Rx.G- Itkkaon. Mr*. Joaaph
.Wf nhlksWay. Mrs. p. A. Rowland.
M ra l , H. Winter, Mra. T. G.
Bath Mgs, .A rthur Brans a, Mrs.
At Wilooo, M ra W. A. lis te r,
M ra J U O UA. and the Misses

ad the lasting beauty of a tree,
and all'th at It niran* I t Hie com­
ing generation!. She paid * beau­
tiful tribal* to “Mr. Maad“ ( a . he
la lovingly known to us) and spoke
of hi* remarkable contribution* to
the plant wirld from a scientific
standpoint, of hi* love nf beauty,
of hi* uaaelflak life, nf hla abound­
ing love far humanity, and espec­
ially of hi# wondtrful Interest in
b a rs. This tr*#, ah* said, wi* betribul'e of lova than in honor of
hla many scientific achievement*.
Dr. Mead accepted the tree, he
said, a* a token of love and friend­
ship, and not as Indiratlng any
Double achievement In horticul­
ture. In His modest kray he com­
pared hie wurk to that of the coral
prlp. i*ih liny addition going to­
ward tbe miking of tha towering
rock which shall stand forever,
lie brought out the fart that hu­
man relationship*—love, understanding, frirndshlp - -are more
endarirg ami worthwhile than
ic'etUillc arhirvrmenU, upeakiag
aapeclally of what his work with
and for boys has meant to Kiwi,
•Dd what thvlr frienahlp nwans
to him now. He rinsed with this
quotation;
"And In Ihr heavenly fields beL .
yand the river
Where life is always youtg, • ,
Doubt not that we will hear tbe
echoing quiver
Of Mtjr* our boyhood suflg;
Doubt not that the** sweet bond*
of tarlhly muking t i iShall knit us clixer sllll,
i
When on our eye* the ‘ eternal
lights are break lag
. When our glad hearts shall
thrill

Mr. and Mr*. I«eu U. Rockwell,
of Towanda, Pa., who lu re been
vialtlng the latter'* tiarenta. Mr.
and Mra. F. J. Gonaalea,'Magno­
lia Avenue, for a abort time, left
today.
The many friend* of Mia* Kath­
ryn Till)* will be-ilad to learn
that the 1* Improving at the Feineld-LaugMon Memorial Hospital
where she underfent an opera­
tion for appendicitis yesterday
morning.

* . &gt;-j
«

m tttee,. Mka Ellen Hojr; eiftar*
ta'nm rnt and decoration*. Mra- HRamhy and Mra. Elmer Graddlrk;
ticket comm litre,
Mr*.
Ralph
Wight. Mu. W. W. Potter ,MrV
T. L. O'Connor, Mra. M. 8. Wiggin* and Mra. O- P. Herndon.
Those attending the
meeting
Monday night were: Mra. Mary
Schral, Mra. A. E. Mallem. Mra.
S.-A. Berner; Mra. ■« 8. Wiggin*.
M u. William Runge, Mra. Mary
Mirk ter, Mra. Jamea L- Hurt,
Mra. F. E. Roumilltt. Mra. John
Praold, Mra. Paul Prcold, Mra.
Fnlllard, Mr*. H. Hamby, kin.
Elmer (iriddlck, M u. Henry
Richter, Mia* Aranka Takach and
Mix* Ellen Hoy.

Mr. and Mrs. Peorre Griffin, of
Danville, Vs., and Mr*. Karl Am­
brose and son, nf Jacksonville,
are planning to leave Friday for
Jacksonville where Mr. and Mr*.
EAST SANFORD
Griffift will visit Mt*. Ambrose
(By Mrs. J. C. Elkworth)
Tor a day or two. They have all
Mr. and Mra. Fuel Rchamp
bren the guest* of Mr. anti Mr*.
It, 1,. Grffin, 400 Myrtle Avenue left In their car Thursday Jor
their home hi Pittsburgh,
Pa.
for the |&gt;ait week.
They hw e been on their honey­
Amon, th » e fmm here attend­ moon trip to vlall the furmci'a
ing the Umatilla Zone meeting of aunt, Mr*. It. C, Long, and fami­
th r Woman's Missionary Society ly, on Richmond Avcnuo,
of the First Methodist Church held
Mia* Bessie Long returned on
It»j*rjl*y lq
nd RPnpadbl Monday. J**i, Jr*w —Weal
Palm
Dr. Htwcnbrrry, pastor of the Beach where she vUllid her *UMethod!*! Church of Palatko, ter, Mr*. B. E. ColUe, and family.
were) Mr*. C. O. Bare, president On Thunday, M lu long left for
of the local auxiliary; Mr*. C. II. her home In Pittalmrgii, I'a.^, tu
Hmlth, son* leader; Mra. Carroll ie»ume her |w*ition with Iht
Varner, who had charge of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co.
m on devotional; Mrs. W. 8.
Mr, and Mrs. Marion Foriutn
Thornton, Mra. IL F. Cram haw, hid aa gueila, Mra. FurOon's
Mra. Glenn E. McKay and Mr* Paul uncle and aunt, Mr, ami
Mr*.
Gibbon*, of Kenturky last week.
Johnson.
Mr. and Mr*. Tom Wilton, of
Tampa and Itllly Raynor the 3rd
are nk the Raynor home on Hllvel a l i while Mr. Raynor !• In th*
laika
GENEVA NOTES north
whet* He accompanied Mr*.
By Mrs. L. V. WakeDtU
Raynor's remain* for burial.
Ml** Elisabeth Shoemaker *«*
IFaycett Vermont, and Mr. nnd the week end gue*t of friend* in
;Mra. F. E. Guyette of New York, Lakeland recently.
arrived Thursday, and nre guest*
A. D. Shoemaker, while remov­
of Mr. and Mra. 8. P. Hmlth for n ing an »b-truction from hi* fer­
few weeks.
tiliser drill while It wsa in motion
Mra. Joe 8ei* and snn, Lamar of raught the first two finger*, of
Coatbridge, Ohio, are guest* of hi* right hind and they weir cut
her lister, Mr*. W. E. Wlek«. They off at th&gt; first joint.
will remain for tha winter,
Moot a a Station Blare i- openMr, and Mra. ^rmnk W. S*venw, ad fur bualners by Mr. Wright
acrompanied b e ‘Mrs. John Quirk,
arrived from Watkins. New Verb.
Saturday morning, Me*. Quirk

collage and Mr. amt Mrf. Severn*
win be her gur&lt;U f«N twi.weeks.

Mr, Severn# la editor| mandrlre p r ie lor of “The Watkins Express" and
haq boon totally blind since ID
year* of age.
Mr. and Mra. Jack Flynt from
Hanford were vlrilot* nf hit |&gt;ar■nl&gt; Mr. and Mra. J. W. Flynt on
Buyday.
J, P, BUI* accompanied by Mr.
lies*, nf Palm Besch, spent the
seqk
red at Mr. BHU*
Bills home on
oeqk end
lak e Geaeva. Mr. Bills, Mr. B*«».
8. P. Smith and M, K. Do dry were
on a fishing trip SsctirdSk nnd
Sunday on tb* Efim River.
Mrs. Nrilr Thomas and iwr sla­
ter, Mrs. Keiffer, motmrd ti&gt;
Oakland and spent Sunday at her
format homr
■ Fritoda of Dr. Q^BrUlal gave
hli* a surprise Halurday trening
honorirg bis Mrthday. Thmw eujoying U e nccssloq were: Mr. and
Mrs. Aubrey Moran, Mra. Floyd
Wick*, and hw ' nklee Mr*. J«*
Helg, Mu*. Blanch Lwocbnl, Raymp4 n.&gt;T h»e, Mra. Georg* Bindsey and saw Harry Lad. Mra. J.
C .' BUI*,, sod sow , John, Lewis

C?"
L ’ '■m

‘ Plan* w rir imnplrtcd for w
i&gt;*
thickm d’nner to l« • givyn., • "
Thursday, Jan. 22. at tha Kp*»*®'
pal pariah house hy the roetahats
of the Rn-nry I'o itfraC w H / of
AH Soul*' t'attmllc Chrirth, -at
th* mart In* of thr Confratarally
bald Monday rim in g at the pariah
bait with Mr*. Jamr« U H art tw*aldilif. Mr*. Ktank Petera, Mr*.
Hull, Mr*. John S'chlrmrd ami
Mr*. Ilenry Itirhtor, the nipprr
etmmlttee, mail*- a report of ■
meeting of thr com mitten hold
recently.
It *ra* announced th at enter­
tainment during the chicken din­
ner would cnnal*t of a«veral dance
numbera hy Reft, Ball Itroww’a
dancing school and tame musical
number*. Rnceetsful reporta were
heard from thr following: solicitIng committer, Mr*. F. E. RowtulL
lit, Mr*. John Praold. and Mf*.

•—will boy any of the fol­
lowing article* (worth ■
great deal more).
—three table* foil of Iheoe
wonderful value*.

BEADS
GLOVES
SCARPS '
PANTIES •
BLOOMERS
BRASSIERES
KAYHERFULL
PASSIONED HOSE
IN NEW COLORS.

Ex-Choir Singer, Now
Star,On Air Thursday

rlan Class Holds ■
Regular Meeting
•Waii Mr*- R- R- Pippin ami M n.
Jamas la Murphy n* hiilrw M i
Um kgalhcM and snrial m ining of
Aaarian l 'l » ' of Ihr First
tth W as hrl^f ln»« night «| the
feline b t (be forum mt Wr&lt;l Ffrtt
S t m t . Mr*. H. IV. Ruckrr |irrtM&lt;
r j n tf r lh r haslm--, meeting atU r which Mr*, &lt;Scoter It. Mrijall
u d Mr*. 8. J. Nix Ini the ilrrqt,'
tonal.
During Ihr u-ual - imitlnr of
business It wav crcldril Hint the
rlaa*
an apron pnrly *1 (hr
horn* of Ur*. M I.. ItnUnn on
Feb. IP. Thr social ti«ur fnllnwtd
when several
nnlurr nmtest*
wera pafllctpair.1 in. Mr*. II. C.
hi non WB1 given n Itin rr jsrJInIo n and Mr*, t*. A. Amirtoon
twin bad tarn--, for rXrellirg If
two of itiw Contest*.
At a l a ta hour n salsil ami swrel
course ,W*rr served hjr the boa-

S

Sargon Special
2 H o lttrs S a rg o n . v alu e .............. $2.70 f l *
1 H nllle S a rg o n S o ft Mitsa Rill*
.60 J p

: 4 . * - asw

THIawiiiir. -.t irv tr 'F :

r*
. Rirhiul Orookt, who made a
qusverlrg debut a , choir ringer
at the &lt;tr of ten and U now one
of the eruntry'a leading tenure,
will he hrard a* gurat artist with
the Maxwell llnus* Rniemblr on
Thursday. January Ih, ovtr a
roaxt-to-rnatt NBC retwork.
’
He will *lng the “Price Song"
from Wagner'# "Die McMersingtr„" which won him operatic ac­
claim In Germany, and Cowin'
“Forgotten,’* which ha* brought
him favorable comparison with
Johr McCormack. Orchestral **Ieel ion, by the Eoxemhlr Orche*.
tr* under thr haton of Ron Voorheer will round out the pregram.

watch and

For Tomorrow’H Paper (or Details
and Information of What's

We with to thank onr friends
for their kirdnr** sml sympathy
during the recent Mine** and death
of our mother, Mr*. I.lndhnlm.
Also for the beautiful
floral
piece*.
Mr. and Mr*. C. E. Rlee
Mr*. Edith Colbert and children.

-.'

—Adv.

CORRECTION
Through Inadvertence It wa*
slated h Monday** Herald In the
arc'UKt of the Cithnllc church
convention hrl ] in Orlando Symlsy
that II wa* the annual stale conveMlon nf the “.Sybil Royd. Louis*
Ihirdun." Ily way nf correction we
wish to state that It wa* the *ntal -vt*tr tonvewllon of the Holy
ama ttoclety.

J

monstrated
Store Closed
Thursday

You'll Be
Surprised!
Sanford Will
Re Surprisedl
Central Florida
Will Marvel!

/

who ha* bought the pioperiy amt
exill ope'sle a first class grocery.
Mr. Wright cornea here from At­
lanta, Gi . Where he teaidrd smn*
tint*. Mr«. Wright will Join hint
•lievtlyNick Zevnovewn, A. K. Shirema
kif, an&lt;l M aynaidJ-ennaid rnjoyed a flahlng trip la I he llanana
river list week reluming with a
fin* talrh j&gt;f fish.

PITTSBURGH
O ld G o ld
'“'BELIEVE ITw NOT- PROVES IT

fam ous Steal C ity g lv o i
O.Gs* Sm ashing Vote, In
latast R lplay Taste-Test
Bell*** It or not, fair* It latu, whether l u owner
apart* a dinner coat or a dinner pall.
I covered Pittsburgh from the Mayor's qfllca to tb s
•ooftest, hottest steel mill*. Gave every m other's
+on I met the four landing cigarette* with brand
s m n cowcwalod, and said “Try 'em !”
At lb* steel mlUt, OLD GOLD won . . . by M%.
At the William Penn H o te l. . . O. Q. won . . . by
3J%. At Police Headquarter*, O. (j. by 4*%.
R —" ' '
^
M a t Mood* . . . rad Moods . . . brain and brawn
&gt;• . . they all tik* OLD GOLD'S throat-eats and
&gt;i|iMtbriU.
O U T OLD GOLD loss t It h asn 't yet.

A T TH E

Daughters

p
cVr + b«.

&gt;-

�(Continued Frem P « ltT J j
u u h . ruruhilcib*. e«®T»M
Democrat, Oeefft*.
Kor Utc'how* — WAtiSfl
w d E L &gt; f ' K r i^ a m jw h jta .
publican*, and 'Byrna Sf'TW
toe and Bttchanan'of Tcfaw.fp

I girt “to In v a i
Wilt each and
M W t.W lfoV ejr
M o f (he rtate

In making the appeaf^Wr
lie /WTvW. Mr. floorer pind
« prompt end p m iw i .« * •
Untne the fond t&gt; prorttod
raid, mdny muet fo vrilhMit
neceieUrW 'of life.1’ '
Demand* on the d h i t l i r fdttd'
of Ihe Red Croa* hare booOjfredier In the fatt four wrefca A b an in

tl
te
every
and In-,
foveriv

tnreatlratUfi Ma Wen rleI tinea th e failure af three
-

s r i R

(offering from effatta’
drouth and the bualw
•ew e* ,m e

i ^

Bn® Wl Qwpptlu y W Pi Inf

laarnlng tact algWt.

LfIMH, Jaw. 1A-(A»&gt; — A

Iw a reoalatlew (Iran final
ral In the House yeeterdey
Iff, Henry H, Horten’* elfti• few hours later, the comr.w w poiod of tore a reprtiw * and fir# tenet on, ii
td ta "nbpoona wHitteeap,
it their attendance. . . . or*
id cetnpel the prod art Ion of
curd* end document* p e r
r to any1 department and da
H i neeeeaary and proper to
t f th a t eeld fftreaUretlon
der the raeohtUan, the comla will have authority to la*
gate the activity of any pri*
citizen*, flrma or corporathat m ar have Won eonnortAlt any tnnaartlona With ’th e’
i or with any of Iti official*.
MU which would put "teeth"
lie raetofutloa Will be Up for

Mr Of hope f o r t h i a H ire ^

wmtam 8. MOi f — —d
[

tIre/. . emaller banka

Irv a* many
t—aago towns ateo Were ac^ulrfuriV ^ Ok&amp;woS^ia ho uncoil h la
frtm ant a* proalderrt of th*
ihvfllo T ra it company.

Hr*.

Whilf U ndo* tcartely«i

Spw ftw ree
At Parley
&lt;(r t "

n

« J e a n O ia rk &gt; a v

i n ' 0 tel!'Sw4n p e i s '

^

R u m o r Is Spiked
That L a k e W a s
T a k e n To Prison

nine aeore was ST, while the teati
nlna wa» played in par, » •
N o t Bendey at the loeal court*,'
boglnalng a t » oflrtotfc tn (b*i
mqrOluifcttudtaB am atoor and'
profeulonal golfer* frota all over
central Florida a n wheduted to;

J A ' tlWMpr
VI ; tW,
ta d Croat wKkb' wae 'pledged toi
thin emergency last August la not
(ufflcUnt to meet the tncr eaeed

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fcjr 'itlpht waa tfce im b
dudj'gf'trpUmkrtn.
iiUWad virtually derlarKan Moderns will not

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f, bompaay, ratified contract*
.tho ac q u irin g %y.tho Americ
I National b«nk of Naihvllle of
ifo o rth A T i n t National bonk
I, the Nachrille T nU t Company.
M en of-the American National
| tho tnatilmlon now ha* 're ­
lit** of ippreolaaatoly IMJM0,-

fteet.

Peering *t tho paper* through
her eld-fashioned lorgnette, »he
algctd document* which raleed to
n trial of It2,000 her eutotlee to
Ih# Uni Ierr Stale*. government on
behalf o f’ herself and her. «uoeiatee.
a 1,
Then ,vthe queen of Rwwt Side
n ig h t'life w ent.out to telephone
the queen .of tho West Side night
life and thank), her for trying to
warn her of,an.approaching vhll
of fedlral a*ent».‘
Between Tela* nulnan** night
club &gt;add (Belle' MvihgetoneV » •
Ion etroM tnr.a long, read raved
with tho • y#dra that make 'two
generation*. .There , la. Jha same
contrast’ in iM tr p ere o n allllea .'
Texii, nn'hcr visits in the fed*
dr*]’ building, ha* alway* worn

t a r O f London
hare and .there, looked like o Wl**
Itlng aurt at Tola. She la n.little
more than plump and ertmlti SO.
" A n r i l a l m * . 1*11 t f i l l "
illBI

od bock. I thought Ih * r*l
Utdf. II w aan V _

veld. Sheriff J. P. McClalland wat
luatructed by ' Mr. Smith yeoterday afternoon to proceed at one#
to Re Iford with Mr. U W , but
attorney* for the former banker
made a hurried trip to T av a ra
fait night and returned with an
order dire*ting the county clerk
to lieu# a writ af error, which
compiled “ with lha • rcrjulreVncnU
of tba law.
Interviewed by telephone • 1thle
morning a t hl» Titusville'home,
M r.’Smith is Id thalw h^n the varlou* writs and bon’d* warn filed
In the - clerk's. .office here ionic
day* ago,-hr, Mully rngagrd In
preparing the hfat*'* caeo against
varlnue taw violatore who fated
trial In ,.dlrm |t CMft'rhOM, was
unable to make, ■ Jrtalied.rtUdy
of tho legal phaaee of th# action
taken‘by Judge (Kwmce In allow­
ing aeupuntdeue bond lotted. In*
feetlgiling the. matter, dtjtUwr tho
peat feW-daye Mr. HmltW itld ba
diycoveftd evJdtnc* which fed- him
to ballara that the *|U(r* nrocfed-

r*‘! tt« ImpaLttra-taf the view a f
the ei per landed diraeiora «f Hue
Bed Croat that a minimum, o f, ut
leatt 110.000,000 be contributed to
t i t t i the relief prdgrsm to com­
pletion. i
.
•
, . ,
•*lio familiarity Of (hi* &amp;&gt;a
Hon, due to. month* of pr*,^ re
irl* of lu pragma*. should'noi
lnd.ua to the fact U tai.iLl* at
acuta emergency, nor. dull our orthro eympathle* toward , our fob
low countrymen who a f t 'l a grin*
want and In many ewe* wil) Mel
the bare nweaUtle* of Ilfa’nwMi
they are provided for,— —i

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f ie r ie s t than Waa fatfc

5 t,h o AMri* Mdotod,
Th#(wh*lo‘f*t* of th*
ana aaorea, to. roat.ont he

“Ai preeldent of th« Uniter
Stale* and at preuBfetJr flf’tlh
American Bed Croea, 1, .tharofon

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Saturday hy -Jahn
national rhalraiaii.
Mr, - Smith raid that hi* neat Ornoa,

move waa to notify Sheriff, Me*
Clollaml that under - tho law Mr.
Lake was at lib n ty w ithout'au­
thority, and that ho, a . Hberiff,
ehmilti proceed *1 one* to-Jtelfnrd
with Ik* prisoner, i f r ' Imke* attotneyi learned of lbo m atter lata
ynterday afUrnoon*. and drew up
an amsndmoM to th* original or­
der directing th* writ b* l**u#l
Signed by lodge K iW li, It wee

Mil*' Mvlrg.toneV career, dropnl her. a foundling. In a clomp
' 'aunftoorer* la Ih* hack yard
' the mayor of Emporia, ICaa.,
• guaa
Tt tod hdr |«'tb*
a n ,"to Europe whdre the knew
Jwurd n a* Prihtb of Wale,
id - married a count, Into three 1 Tho amendOirpt,',which “ordere
i f e .AHiiUiBf*, sad finally to aad Odjulgtd that the-defendant
MW Avenu* and *h*r present ed- bo aad ho .lt hetdl^' allowed to
WWAuu. &gt; . , » . \
"I-'-cculd Mare,*' aha told last
• h i ' *7 have had aeveral rety
dMctNa Offer* to ga to Puri*.
Ut
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Mr- IfongF* appeal was.

Stappl*. ChlcOgw, —tl oihere. Ca
Bonn d r , of Oriao l . .bends tl
it* af anmtrar*. .; ^ ■■&gt;.
No adatloaiao fas w ill ho r
nniNd Of apecutor* during tl

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War Dopartment for th*

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SonOto 'befuro tka tkxa of
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Mf'lhN^ttOvM nwilt it
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INRSUAY, JAN. 14
(B f The Associated Praia)
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* ipj'a Chat to Homcmakersi*• Morula* Melodics; 10:4f&gt;, Raoa'm*

Capt.; 7:45,Undp Dob; 4:00. Time Signals; ' 13:0tk
Today's
Same as
8:30. World Rgw* Feature; PJfltf,- Weather
Tour; 9AW.WEAF &lt;2 houta); Report; lf:IB. Poultry Diseada
11:y0. news
Control In the Incubator — Dr. E.
F .‘ Thomas; Poultry Breeding
441A—WSM—650
7:00, Ntws, orofaeatra;
8:0o, Plana at the Florida College of
•Sponsored Program; DrOO, WEAF Agriculture —l)r. N. W. Sanborn;
Program; 1
('J hoursV; 11:00, WJZ program;
11:15, Evensongs; 11:30, Dance
orchestras.
4U -W FL A Clearwater—4J*
•;00, News Helps; M l . Topics
In'B rief fNBC); t:00, Amos V )4UoM'Commencement; 4:50, Miss
Andy (NBC); 7:15, Melodies; 7:30 Ruth Dobbin*, pianist;14143, Ra­
Phil Cook (NIIC)i 7:45. William dio Scrap Boek; 5:00, Time Sig­
Hard (NBC); 8:00, Bobby .Jones nal; 4:01; University lleur; 5:30,
Organ Program: «:00, Banaat
(NBC); I»16, Varieties (NDCi; Curtle
and Hla Floridians; 4:30.
9:00, Florid* Citrus ealoto; 0:50,
Plcasuie hour (NBC); 10:30, Wil­ All Southern Minstrels; 4:5.1,
liam Tell, euTtor of the air; 10:45,
Verne L alla), tlnor. Faith Lame
pianist; llsOQ,
Vincent
Lopea
(NBC); 11:15, Jack Beck's or­
chestra.
2I4JI—^M IIR Tampa—I1TI
' 16:00, Theater tWar«,- announce­
ments; dtSO, T rie; 7:00, Dinner
music; 7:30,
niuMic,
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muuirra
n jry en d Nelson
4:00, Rita df the day; 9:00, Music
of the Ma4teia; 10:00, Entertaiuera. •
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THURSDAY. JAN. I t . 1941
fl:45, A. M., Ksvrclscs; 8:00,
Quaker Early Birds NBC; 8:14,
Morning Devotions NBC; 8:30,
Cheerio NBC; 9:00, Studio Sym­
phony Program | 10:00, Records;

I 4U -W A B C New York—IM

*&gt;
(CRB Chats)
- M 4:48, Tbny's Reran Book; 7:00,
4&lt; Downey's ttebkstra; TtlB, Hereisi&lt; re i;-Yrl61 V tn ak ^ Aviator*;
. JM
Evangeline Adams; 7:47,
n ^ » e Vagabonds; 4:00, Topic* !n
*• # 1 ^ !
U. S. Marine luiod;
e M 0 , Toecha Seidel concert; »;t&gt;0,
* A na Leaf, orgmalat; »:.t0, The
• Smoker; 10:00. Doctor by Comput.
a -d e n i 1040, Columbia concerto;
*■ HrtW, (Juy Lombardo orchestra;
b 41:30, Musical Aviators. .
•H A -W JZ New Y ork-740
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P'S Tl.-oo, Raising Junior; 4il5, Bal
law orchestra; 6:25, John B. Ren

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-e- aadr; 4:10, GlorU Gay's Affalrw;
.In 4:(1, Topics In Brief ;T:00, Amos
*! ■’ Andy; 7tl6, Vocal trio; 7:30,
a Phil Cook; 8:00, Kogan's orchestra
. 8:80, Balalaika orchestra; 9:00,
-■ Muriel and Vee; 9:15, Two TVou-. ®:30» Plaaaura hoiflg«jb|0.
Wayside Ian;
11:00. Khrmbcr
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10:15, . Qur.Dally Food + A 4 P

■ . i 8:15, Treubadouru; 0:45, Santa
■ aa WJZ; 7:15, Sweetness; 7:30. NBC; !0:4Jy Home Hour Orcke*.
tro; lldM), '-Rteikely Program;
U:IB, Home Hour Orchestra)
12: 00 , Time,' Weather,
News;
12:16, Mayflower , Uotel W o ;
18)00, tMaiional Faria 4 ’ ! H|m«
(lour NBC; 1:30. Geoigs Wliltk
•#, Orthaolrmi 8:30,
Main- ington w HoUl ^ Orchestra; n i l ,
&gt;1 6:45, Seme aa WJR; 7:15, VI l-l.,,^ t.s a Wi____ . n./M v,- I
f Time; 7:30, Same aa WJZ;
, Variety; 8:09, Sponsored pto.
II 8:30, Sam- aa WJZ; 0:00,
wared program; 9:30, Kamo us
I; 10:30, Bob Ncwbill; 11:00,
etjr (1 1-2 hour*).
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8:30, Frank and Harman;
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Hawallaita; 12:00, Theater
lt:30, Blumbc# Boat.

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Detroit P a y r o l l s
Take Huge Jump As
Factories Re-Open
DETROIT, Jan. 13c- (AP) —
Industrial payroll* la Ihe Detroit
e rrs yesterday were atrpprd up
appiosimatrly 42.000,(810 a week.
Thouiards of workers w'eic re­
called cither on full ur part time aa
automobile factories tr.cressrd
their production schedules.
The total number of men em­
ploy ad In five large factories stood
at 136.000 yesterday. These m rr.
are working m i echadulea varying
from three to five d»ya a week. I

The factories era those of the
Ford Motor Com|iany, the Cadillar
Motor Company, Uir Hudson Mo­
to r Company, the Hoick Motor
Company and Ihe Chevrolet Mo­
tor Company. Ufflclali of tim e
factories have Indccalrd that ad II-,
tlonal wurksra will oo put on a« Ihe
situation warrants.
Heading the llat was the Ford,
Motor Company where more than
60,000 men returned yestrrday
bringing the total empluymnt to
74,005. Ford plants through tba
country today bad a totpl of 197,000
asen at work. The majority of the
Ford workers are on a Ikroe-dsf a&gt;

] A t treat three townspeople rf
TViyHR, w w kmwt-m iay-whpn-ttrs
savagae burned th r ronttahularr
barraeka, Ike poitafflcr and 10
other -buildings. The Ameriran
F la t, stripped from the rtly hall,
was burned by the fanatics, who
arure Inscription bard* reading!
'•We want the Filipino'flag alone
to fly In the Philippines."
Lata dispatches from Taytig did
not mention the death* rf arrrral
constabulary offlcera and aoldlrra,
reported’ In prerlnu,
niea«agea,
and It wha thought the earlier
i r pert a were erroneous.
Throe Iradrra of the fanatlca
were jailed by the ronilahulary,
Others of the band.
fleeing
through the dense forest, of the
mountainous eeurtrjr, srrre being

FURNISHED room
conveniences — rvi
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FURNISH hi) garage a|
with n r M*rt. *04 I

'• of Naw* Events; 11:00,* V M U tr

Yasict its, - Bags Baer; 8U». Na
«• thanlel Shilkret orchestra; 9:00
.. Old Counsator; 0:30, Olire Palmer;
*0:30, Sparta.*laUrviewa; 11:00
m Lopea orahaatra; 11:30. Albin'i
. - a i t h o u a ; 12:0*. Danca hour.

f

OLA, Jan. 1 3 -(A P )—An
g of &lt;00 religious funatlci
goilnan pn virrr, 100 mil**
of Manila. wa* reported
yrstrnlay by 1'blllpplne

J- mentary Grades; 9:10, Aunt 8i)»-

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appine Uprising WANT AB RATES
png Fanatics Is
►orted As Ended

nulls m 111' i.uray S i n n l o a n
Orchestra NIK'; ll:(&gt;o, ihallttio
of Muaical Art.
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THURSDAY. j.\N . IS, IN I
9 :00. A. M., Today's ProgrtatS

19—Parma For Rant

Five woede of average laagtk
are canaud e Ban.

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neeaated
AO admtMag. k raaUletsd
d iM u k iU i^

• ica’dy *to plant, j i
finance, Frapk U f
dei H otel
FUR SALE: 1200 pounds tefc
stem*, cheap, J. J. Maimdt
( oimnerdal SU
, &lt;
ORANGES—75o aad &lt;1
&gt;100- Delivered. Phene 44

M r aaly aim Inewrrwet Iwartian,
(ha adrertlser far aahaagaeat

ALL KINDS building Mftlt
Lumber, rough or dresM

live m l cheap. Vermont. Lu
Co., Harvey. Velno, Oateag,
OLD PApKM FOR BAXJ3-

i-ra ra s s

wrapplng aad p a c U ^ p a q
Apply Herald Offlca,
‘
» a s t r!.
.

Although only 'ipo mjtn* from
Manila, the terrain I* difflruH for
troop cperfijpn.
The eaaso of the rolomm** revoh waa generally thought to Im
rtllglru,. fanaticism of primlllvr
people. Constabulary a f f ir m said,
however, trouble over land might
have boon a .contributing fnctnr.
Tayug was returning to normal
today aa terrlflrd. people returned
from hiding place*.

NRGKO BURNED-nTuKATn
MARYVILLE. Mo.. Jan. 1 8 .(A P)—Chalqed (o the roof of a
Garrett rural schorl In whirh he
Is allege,! to have assaulted nml
murileicl Mia* Velma Collcr, IDyear-old teaebrr, Raymond Gurit,
negro, waa burned to death today
by a mob which made a funcial

Dr. W. B, MacDQUGALL, CHIROPRACTOR, la now located at
Ml residence la Floral Height*,
8. Sanford, Phon* 668-14.
LOST— Between First and T arntielh Sts., on Park* asrk o(
layer mash chtckan feed. Reward.
W. O. Ruins, Houle X

IIIIUVER LUST— White Eskimo Spits pup­
py, aia months old.
Reward.
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WASHINGTON. Jah, U - ( A P ) Call. 2( or 833-R.
—Presldv-bt Hoover yesterday reappointed Jpeaph C. Swann, of LOUT: Medium s'sq Shepherd dog
—block hark,. tan face
Wedowrr, Ala.. |o l«e collector of
breast—wore black collarcustoms at Mobile. Ala. .— ,
ward — ,Mrs. Sheridan ,
122 W. Ifth. Bt.
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schedule.
".wiltlher we shall go on a (helay basis for the majority of tha
Urn In Ilk nrar (ulurr depend,
f^lroly," -the officials .aid, "on
luslncs conditions and tb« market

v i it id :
" " t i r e le h erel&gt; r a l . e n lo a ll ;-* r.
• « « • b a v in * c l a i m , o f a n r k la d o r
n a t u r e a a a l n . i III, g e u iln o la r d i i n ,
l» llu lM ln * a a d l a t a A e » - r U |t u i .
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c U l o i . a t e |i r » . n i e &lt; l lo Ih p lu - i i i l j .
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fr o m l h - -lai — n f lb |p n -iiic r, a a i a .
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P n o U l i i n o f I'U n p le r T e ll, lava a i.r

T rad e In Y o u r IfRai

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laaa, magosiaae, feus ta b
P R O M P T dailvariso.
BUILDING

BtoOCKS .Irrigattoa

h;*ei and grneral cament work
Mirada Concrete Co. 1 E. TerwlCag»v, Prop- »rd and Elm.

Employment at other factories

7—BUuiUon Wanted

: LOOY DOT DOPE

By John Devlin

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Hre Mantle
Fold, 1303 West ilt b
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Hreak-of-Day Tomato
. Dr.- PriUhard'a New Introduc­
tion
Marglobe quality, color and shape
10 lo 18 days earlier
Ideal for early green wraps *
Pkg, 50c; U lb. 10.00
Eastern Service Corporation
Cambridge, Md.

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• . —c u t e - * * f
M r u 4 N l h r tonight iM Wed
. waddy. I W to * light treat
tonight.'
11A N E W S P A P E R
^ A N F O R I ) , F L O R ID A .
LL ■■—
- - *■J#!

FateO t

iN G E N E R A L A T

redA
sTo
_*__ JM
13.—(AP)

F o r C a rto o n
Eunistratfon Leadf l Expect Success
a M eetiag E fforts
"0 D efeat M easure
rA S H I N d r O N . J a n . 10­
')— T h e w a y w ee o pened

• $15,000,000 fo o d pro*
km f a r d r o u g h t g u ff e r a * .
U&gt;« Howe' dUagruo to the
la propoeal and aend it ta
reran with the -riaar u&gt; Ita
&gt;lan ta propaaa that
ha. tnatructed to a c
sldiatrotlon Wader*
they expected th.tf
fogy ta raalat H th
Maw York Re pubpro poea that eonwted ta
liwwgvaau
tw rate that
a lg v e r.tf any, fund agreeJ upfag food ha dlatributad withi JiatltatWa aa to elataea, oreulias or raaldahca.
.1 V.
ktthougtf Free!dent Ifoom V
yreval af s call to Hit country
- *1*000,000 to be contributed
tha Red Croaa hai S td w k a l
hod tha Mthualaam cf aome
thoseota of a direct feed approatlas. Mlsarlty Loader (Jarner
W a d that at Waat 330 n t » V wvnld oof# f i r the Senate
n*t Ifauae rule. cw^mltUa
Aa a ' ala-day deadlock
by
lat lag legislative right of way
tha 3 Seat Its
aaodlng tha
lly after Chairman Rnell
rules eommBlee.Ixtrodofed
aaurr which coaid not, un­
I rnlek, be nrlod agon yeaRepreemtallve Fee 11 Pe
dfleM In th e r first -li^eh
b i r t i . enpported tbgl aw

#w Point. St. Michael
AH alilpa a n adttaod
a lovkovrt aad re port
■tailor, if aaythliw fa
St. Michael I.Iaa d l* a
mllei froaa p N l a M j

Numerous M atterslnvestigated By Com­
missioners AtRegu*
Session Of ■*•'X|y|Cin
Body
IjI lar
i i v . *'•

VITAL STATISTICS
OF COUNTY SHOW
BETTER HEALTH

—-----■ I W t Iv nn diseuait'on on the
pert, of the City romm'aelaner*

igurwr^ Reveul T hat
Residents P rogress
Oir Hygienic Lines

'airplane came down a H e St.
Mlchagj'a, i t I. Indicate*, th .
pilot overahot hU ’ goal. Th*
plana carrying Mfij B*fyl K art
and U rol. William MacLaren
left Hampton Road. Saturday
on a flight t# P i|£ li ,i1'. .,

prince af whalaa la In town.
i Roae, Pripen e f whalaa,
tntaUvo of
tha
Pacific
ig Company, with haedn In Lang Bench. C.Uforirivad In Baaferd early to-

waat to tall |W am
Pa about a display th

M a t him lha f t p editor

w /L . -

all about' It.'
'
I ta tha f o f Plata," ba
M abowman,/ "few pacplv
ire aaaa a Whal*. I U t.nd
lha
thla city aa

W A SH IN G T O N . J e n . 13— ;‘f
u iu
‘ »«---» flm Uhi* rw in a i 1
d n t i c p re a id e n tie l • ca n tU d aiev ; v
in i9 2 8 . h ua w ritte n S tn a lp r.-y
W a g n er, D em o c rat o f "New. . •
Y ork e a y in * th e R e p u b lic a n tM *
N atio n al
C o m m ittee
ow ed
him a n apology f o r “ p e r m it-; 4
tin g " R o b e rt L ucaa to dlatrl*- &gt;*,
b u tc BOO,000 copied, o f a w e t
sutnnn can'ylng a "laU e” slat*meal.
v
l.uraa, the executive dlrretor &gt;l
lh . National Committee. UftiLed 1,
before the Senate campaign faddy . .

s a y become nerrm rjr bp reason
ef atatduh* n*cwv«lty for rednrt'po
ra per Utr charter of the C R yIKn. Warner Ton Womberg, eommanilng-general «f the lat division u ird ik ild lla ii Army. In th*t
T hat official aitlem rnt made by
Ftguie* obtained from the id'
ian area, la ahown rerlewlng"We«t IVilnt radeta with Gen. william U. Smith. luperintrndent of
Mayer T. I . Duma* at tho regular
fire nr Harold C- llaaklna. Semi­
meeting of the City Commlltion
nole Count yla official r.g H re r it
held last sight at the City Hall,
vital atat lat.c a, IsdicaU that thla
la expected to act at rest all un­
county wag a healthy apol In
due apprrhrnaiuna on th? p»H of
which ta lira during the
th* year
City employeei which are aald to
Hoover AsksFor Ten
1090
'
hare been canted by the action of
For lha fim t lima ainco l»l«.
the Commission eomr day. ago
Million Dollars For
the irgiatered'blrtha In Seminole
Is atk'ng for the realgnation of
County w ait nearly double thorn
Help Ip DrouthArca
■very City employee.
of tho regialerad d.alha la 1090. A
A half hour discussion of thrl
total of 3IH perauna were bom,
WARRINGTON. Jan. 13. —
aobjeet. wh'eh saw. Harry M.
(A
T
I—l*iealdeo|
Hoorar
today
Papworlh, of the HanfoH Cham­
Several We\l Known
of Commerce come from the Governmental Opera' ''called on the people to conW orst D isturbance Is ber
1
-tribute
a
mli*imoi»-*»l-410JX*LVisitors Are Intro­
aod11sea*to m ale a plea th at a
tion Is Seen As Un (X'l'.OQ for rallef of drouth *ufStagodwAa - P ro te st defimio at,lam ent be made In Up
duced To Assembly
of the employe •*, rooatitut.
■ A gainst Executions half
tlon th r Crealdrnl aald demamla
ed the highlight of thy more than
MRlhr dtaaatrr fund wf thgvltrt
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13—fAI’l
ROMBAY. India:.Jan. U &amp; (A M two hour meeting.
K L . recently h a ,A te n k A
The &lt;Mdu'
—O veraj
.— Serious d l.o tdy * h^nkl^jyit bi
W 'd n l m . 3IO,m H ou were
Clerk M i l
Shoala V
B e d man, pemat* In the,
the Pretdt
day, resulting In* glaehr. between Coaitnlsviow
Brent r f would IsrkJllir naira^!i.. emplo.
...^/&gt;'^eca, to tnke
afTact
of the (Siam her of
ilored ru.Ideal a 1
manlfaatanta and tha police. Many City
F,'l&gt;.
I.
aa
requested.
Commit
a
onf
the
UnltM'
S
u
tra
,
iat that varloaa
peraoso wars inji rod. '
at Lehman..*«gge;ted that alltc’
lyalclank have 'al&lt;
a t e the 1700 member
Tho w ont dlaturWscea were a t
tha raiignrasna^d14 nut K° &lt;nto
#of the natiural aaBombgy’-whlM r r o tn g l’ccaine vio­ effect
paity will aoon ha In control an^
antil F e h i.f. th*lf
MVatlUaiii ^BatteTMurtb,
lent In a ’lg M i l M rs iA th c ha no? u m b w r w n f f hn&lt;l any t lB f l m
make thla a happy aa wall ,aa • '
ini a t V ccilX f j l f i j g convict* ofSI*-h»i|H»tptnient« l&gt;e medi m
eital alatlatlca wm
e«tahlW)Msr proepetoua nation. Tha IWntoavaod or t s n r d IdUrenisalion with th&gt; fiM moating in F ebnutP , bat'
heia In ll'l*. and aceuiala check Hr party la alwaya looking Tot
IcrTIn the p W « , t ^ w h flY *h00W
lha Shotapar rUta laat year.
Speer urged lna&gt; tw done with theae |irapertlc.i evi­
ha, Iwen kept ahleh r u r a l , a the vomaron good and bppoalhg
The demonatratora were every- Comm'aaloner
much aa he had deemed tbe re­
number of ‘mtaraillng (acta. Uvat oppraaalve lawe '«nd aomptn»t*'
unity dlaperaed by tha pillce wbn solution calling far the ra»lgru- dence la now ronclutlw that fed­
a per od of 19 y e u a 'ln Ihta &gt;oua- leg alallon.- Smith aald h*'In veal
charged with Ih a lr atleka. About tlon unnaeeaavry from tha atari eral cperatlon of them In whole
ty, from 10U to ivatlt Inelualvr, ligated and found tha lalagm w
ci,
In
|&gt;arl.
can
acyve
no
u*rful
i 00 of the psrticlpaata w rre Ihf and’diner much apprehem o* h o
40U.I persona were regiatrreil aa which h . v.nt la.t Augaat a hoad
jared, 40 acrioualy. ,A
f # •V o n 'f il t niy 'h it employeoUfan-l pgrpoae." O gTC . •
Leo Urothers,Gunman,
hiving been ixirn while 3*47 |wr- and ha made a dealil In nawapgr
Peaplte threat, off th a* ' polka IhF.r fbinll e &gt;,
*Iht
tha
same
'Ulhr,
Julius
II.
aome
dgfim l.•una a era .rcu rd ed av having pern.
that th e y ' would uae tholr flraQamra, the chalrptan of the • Is Hailed As Person
d'ed a l&amp; year gala of 11M, or
arma, the tumlfeHaiita • half up aland bo»A*k ,9- lln f ll •r.p v .'f btmrd/ aald‘ In a f Ithteraeni that
Who Slew Reporter
(lightly more than hi per rent.
at real c a h . tnaicaba and private'
"OoTemmrnt operation
The woial year on m o rd (imu
ahtomiWIed, atoning the naas pngta
a comparative e.timvte td lAilK,
io’i rird fe g S A lC j i l f g * * 1■f;tUWL
*t deilha, ea* fallowed ,by lie*
of economic r t t r r j l r n ^ r h w a 1
at ywar on reroul. fer ta.tPIM,
tk n a l policy." »
t&lt;0 Iwraoaa died while 1‘Jg Weie
Finnegan yesterday afd Itrard
■hert
talks.
;
The membe. organisations of ju r y Indict him for tho m urder of
boin. The Influvnaa eeldemlg of
Mayor’T.
I
.
Pxmaa.
at
the
r
tbe national rhamber have voted A lrred l.lnelr, T fihune reporter, )
nuest ef Mr. Fapwurth. made a 101K la held responsible for the
atoree and bualarma offices ware
ovTiwhclmblrtf. “that the. Mosrle
H e w as'la* i B rothers, St. U v ll (knit add tea. of welcome and af- ftral and only lota un reevid. 'n
tloaed, either farelbly or ro le n ta rHhoals project should be aald »r
IUI0, therr were 190 peismia born
gtinma , whose la p tu rr is hailed
(Continued ea page ala)
Hjr. .
'
j
.1
t Continued On rage Bia)
while .74 died, an Ineteaaa of 03,
by authorities a* the aucersaful
f a , a village n e a r 1 Allahabad
or an average of inora than ,110
culm ination ef tha .even inonlhe'
Began pallre cunstablea, one sub- klnpon, 8 r , 70, tot Ired
veteran
per rent. S nce 1010, the numtwr
scorch for the daring
asaa.ela
tnwprrtor and many civilians were arsman, who died "at the Fem»ldof births ovi-r dealhs has shown
who shot down the nawaapiH-rmah
litjared during a demonstration Laughton Memor al Hospital Sa»
a gain yearly, but nope of the
amid
hnrargiing
Ihronge
In
n
r*dagalaat the paymeata of laaea.
ordsy after ’ a short
llloe.m «f
yeaia h n approached the 04 p l
ra tria r tunnel under klithlgan
At Karachi 3&gt; followere
pneumonia, were ’ held n
*l«
rent record made during the pa«l
Boulevard.
.
»
tmtma C.am'hl were Injure
Brtckaoa Funeral lloinc Mht* 'aM
(Continual On Fege Six)
wltee charged with thele
*
Ilan
d
ru
ffrd
.
ha
was
Ini
fretn
timonn at 3:00 o’clock. The Rev.
County
Judge
James
(I.
^t&gt;harTwenty women drm onatrelirt,
arrova
th r
Freak M. Marler. of the First
lleadrd by John Meisrh, «h«ir- the court building
•lading tho new woman -dtgtal
Christian Church nf ttanford. « n m m of the Hemlnole tlounly courtyard to th e jail w h rir a mild im's regular term of County
nf the Ktrarhi , ommltta#: of
the officiating clergyman, and bu­ Board of County Commlselitirra. mannardd, neatly dretard woman C lurt, returned thla morning al
Indiad Congrrs, x ere a/mstod
rial w at made In Kllvrr i.sho (’•- Sanford’s 11 man delcgatlftn ac- waited fo r tha son »he hadn't even 0:30 o'clock, and Immadistvly »et
about iila|M»ing of the raer uf 1^
th e ir refuari to dlspera*,? v
tmrtery on West I V .l Htrrvt.
companyirg lha KUle IliaW Num­ Jp 17 months.
In Bombay heavy Mgtaa
ber Three Improvement Commit­ • » *'t&gt;ae |vph a t U o ," she told William., colored man, charged
were lmpo»e&lt;l m "ffucra gf
tee which tomorrjw will app&lt;ar iS annaylnnA d Motieypenny, “add with operating an aulotmblle
, (Contlnurd On Fagg BU)!
refine high officials of the Male I'll know T ln elh rr ha l« Innocent while lalnxicaled. Karl) thie afHKHItINti, Jan. 13— Nearly 4tl
t»rr&lt;K&gt;n »hr case was still In pro­ planes in th* Florida air tour a r ­
iCqpUourd On l*age F ih tn
Road Department,in behalf of the
gress.
early ronilnictton ef . t|ioi . I^ike
Ju ry Finds Vei
rive,! h n * yrstvr.iisy *f|ernuun for
Coun.vl fur the negm filed a th&lt; fim t night'* tlap-ovrr in th*
Front Boulevard, left t sda&gt; at IS tale Will Spend Big
In Strickland
moll m to &lt;|ua*h the rhargra. but lour out uf Hiaml One rrark-up,
noon by moliil*- for Tallab. J*ee,
Sum.Vpon Its Roads It waa denied, and a Jury war se­ III which no on* was tnjuird. ruar; Yesterday allrrnoot. an inform
A coroner'* Jur), o n
lected, composed of J. K. ^ m ltb , le,! th* tour’s first day, a plan*
al nceetlng nf ilrlegaUw frpm
W C. Woodruff. L A.
O. M. Arte, M. J. Uenda. V. V. idlolrd by A rthur (Uvla, of luvru,
Sanford, lu-l.sml. Orlando. and ^AUUkllAHHKK. Jan
13 W. Bnenl, C. C. I Iowa
tA I'l - H lutlda experts to spend Coder, C. K. Ilunter, and Joder log. Mich., nosing over in a marsh
other, rlt'vs along the route
Wlltatt, and J. R. RWh
the mad waa till/h e re , and plan, appruximately $|IJMMiJMM on Us Cameron. The Htete Introduced K. after a fo rin t landing near here.
b earing id w itn e ss,. t&lt;
N rither Bavls nor hi. mechanic
were discussed for the preaenla- hlahwats this yesr. Thr highway
toeday afternoon, lends
,-ipiinvU ion will meet
tomorrow
llallvy Hoikvtl, also uf tsmslag,
tin,of
the
c
immitiee’*
rear
whirl,
', k . i
m i . . ' Ho,:
w s- Injured.
will l&gt;e presented tomorrow. Ma&gt;»r ia adopt a budget, to « l*«l a chalrThe air tourists were guewta
Karl W. Brown, of Ih U n d , aa* of patn, suit awaid road end b'ldgo
last n |g h | at Harden Hall, official
the prime orgardtera of tho move­ inntrartw , mount ng to approxt
lirsd'iusitrr. here, and today will
ment, will be the spokesman for nurtely a half million dollar*. A|&gt;*
ranee* to th* rorenor'i
Th* negro w as on* Of Ui* prin­ continue I* Waurhula, wheir tho
the group wbith will he composed pioxlm it I, r-7.W0.00n of the $11.
known".
of some M representative*. While nuOJMO.OO will tie federal a.,I cipal* In a collision which took new airport will l&gt;u dediialrl.
The tnq**.t _ w *ah*
plot* hetwren an autumobil* he From Wswhula th* plan** will
a number of iinpnivimeala* will fyn,l».
Coreag* CX FW ftaU im .
uiils'ri llentlry, chairman, m UI wa* driving to Hanford, and one 111* red |,i Haraauta for the second
be ashed Hardord'a dclrgatl &gt;n dill
ard Hmlth. atoto’a , alt
.•
he mainly interr.ted In the early more than half of th* half mil­ being driven to Oviedo by U. A. night a atop.
TtlpavlIUV retort h*r&gt;Th
Among the notable* with tha
completion «f the lake front road. lion dollar award* will ba federal Harris, whit* youth, about IH4
wlUveaae* wore heard:
party her* were Kddie M n.ou,
It la undtratood that State mad aid proj-rta sn&gt;l Include surfaclae week* ago. Ha pl*adr&lt;l not
rtviutp., (jm ja K h v
official*" have signified {/wlr in- part of Ri’ail Seventeen b*twe*n to the rttargf* agataat hint. Mr. famed flier, *ml Iwwl* Hevirr, roR
o
tsry
C
’lub
1
Jaaaita Walker. Mr*. .
|entlap of placlrg an appropriation lak elsn d and Aulmindnje, con- Harrt*. awl a lw&gt; and girl mm- prwwnting the Nctiuoal ArrunaUCloarr. M hobtatoax a V
"
W
e
e
k
ly
llU
(ef the const ruction of the road in •t&gt;iM t&lt;on of a bridge over Ik , pinion accompaalng him a t lb* lies A .... i w i * r w l (hr United
WoU*, Ed. Wiltiaaw. i
the IV.H budget. A new bridge at Kuwanee River at Hawanee, Ham- time of Uw artldc nt were eprli HI 'Ira department of rummrrce.
Two thousaml &gt;|&gt;ert»l,ir» wit*
lak e 'Monree is also to be In­ lit,m ruunly line un Road Fifty bruised at a result of the collis­
■nd ton# true tion uf amall bridge' ion which occurred a( tha intersec­ nresed the arrival uf |h r planes
Matkuaa Csohman Collegr, n
eluded.
Hanford's drlegati in. iieslriee Hr. ,n Ru*d Ruur In FTigler a a t tion of th* old and new Hanford- exhibition, pul on br Freddy l^nd
hntitatloa a t Daytona lb
Orlando highway* aoout five miles and wet* thrilled by d u al flying
Mvtwh, it elude* Geo. W. klcK»ry, Volusia counties.
giagtag aid ptaatatlsn aunc*
pmm\ w-n /wmi *r
slid I- It. Moyle*, and a parachute im n f mr
gouth uf thla city.
spirt tail* yocalia r to th r member* Harry M. Fapwerth, Tony I'ltrhKhs I* sure)red by her husband,
Jump
l,y
Olio
Hoover.
The
vase
of
Carroll
English,
U ihut m s fwrni*he&lt;l the lausical ford. Fr«d T. Wllliamv, V . W.
nntcliffe Is Named while man rhargad with aggrava­ The uligiavl St. lauls Kuldn, in A. F. Wrwttadklr, on# daughter,
Ib-nd, r. IL J. Lehman, V. A.
which Hole Jackaun and Forest Mr*, flam well Berk of Haafore,
pn Group Receiver ted aaaault, la lha naat aa* sche­ O'llrme
sprer, C. A . . Bynl, R. J. (lolly
set a world's endurance ar,l thr** grand chlMreg, Charidd
duled for IrlaL 'dld a panel or 10
and A. T. While,
v
, , r . Bennett, of thr Florida names ba* *lrta dy been drawn for neuid in Itrju. was a big allrag. IV.. Mlnnl* Klllibet h, and SariH
wall A. Beck, uf Hanford. AM*’
For,.
■ Banking Itepartarenl, was a Juiy duty In th ttfa * * .'
S Hawke;
e'A dinner fur tbo flier* waa giv« onr nephew. Don namlltow, dfi
o r to Hanford today la th*
rn la t night al Harder Hall amt a Harmnn, N-w York, and oaa feUrtw
rent* of the Hemlnole County
,1anr* followed at the Mke Ko­ Mr*. J. A. F.dg«. of HandertytUfC
B r g and leian Association,
to
log raaiao. Nearly I Mi flltr* and c*.
.
*: M
affaire of which were today
MIAMI IIRACII. J*n.
uffir'al* «&gt;f lha tour alt ended (ho
ad la the hand, of a rereiver,
—Twenty lalduus aft
WBT MILlJt INTRODUCED
iimnrr.
J l . — (AIM
NEW YOl
r. Bennett transferred all i f ­
U n lr f | $ack**nrlU«
dtaa* on tl«'
* to M. II. TuimlvUffe, who Captured ta
COLUMBUH. Ohio. Jaa- 11
"culture, wit
I Pt — ' Uquldatur by Comp- roof of i,*g.
(AF) KU bill* propoatag r*M
or Ernest Ansa. Frecoedtng*
OK, Jaa. 1A x- (AF) - nf statutory prohibllivm 1% 01
I the law
r.ding th* final diawositlun. of
(thaw haa not changed wore Introduced In tha Rigid.lit
th
time
In
law gbnaoctrd wrtlh tho do­
ry Club,
I about visiting th* Uail- ato yertarday by S im lw i J*»*
(
scantily
it corporation will b* handled
iM arian,
f a o d yoatorday he Issued Ms Arkanusa of U*v*la*d A
taor or her
n th the liquidator's office in clad fruia
lD
Uov U. H*r»#fi d«.nxg
af reports that k* would W
when
pm
a
pertinent
. i k_
• -Q t
mid Hemlnole County Beak
fUh th» antiuaa.
. ^ ..
-the place.
fail.... . •

U. S. CONTROL o f ;
MUSCLE' SHOALS!
GETS OPPOSITION

OF TRADE GROUP

K

*Atkinsdn^Vdneral
Is ConductedToday
At Erickson

On Board

Scores P arty For Giv­
ing Permission To
Lucas To D istrib u te ^
Propaganda M a t t e r ^

L ocal Delegation
ToV rge BiiildihgO f
Monroe Boulevard

Sharon’s Court Is
Opened Following
Recess Of HnlfDay

One Plane Cracks
Up On PremierStop
Of State Air Tour

I

Mrs. Wraterdkk Is / :
-W d-TnJUst U s t .

�Finish 2nd Round Of
Lou AngeleeOpenln
Tie For First Place

the Los Argrlet f 10,000 open In
g tie far first glare.
Thln-fnaad '■ Eddia Leo* .and
etanp Al eapiaosa, Chicago prod,
had M-holt totals of lit .
The alight Lcoe went his nntroubled way orer (he Wllakhe
country dab course, rempiling a
•com of..................
70, erso par, with
10, of Satarday, bald llu Uad
for a staple of boors until the
MtbBoiaatU Ah frequently In
treuklo but sonaallonnl In hi# reoovtriue tunmd .la aa amastog

Wlffy Cox, Brooklyn, and bl.
Hew Jersey neighbor, Craig Wood,
followed la a tie with a two-day
accrn af IO .
•
A group af .tars with Srt hole
totals of 144 remained close Onough to fumlah threats In Uu
final M holes to be played to­
day.
Tbeai
Included
Tony
Maaero, New York, H arry Coopar, Chicago, W aller Hagen -and

11 Are Killed In
Philippine D r i v e
To C n r b Rebels
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idaaiiig u rank two champ|M la their dirialoaa— Echfata oner, tbs baavywrighU
imaiy.'Free man la Mu w »lflit afaaa— Dampaay aaiA ba
naptod also ta -pass up"
f it s , Ha thought IMtlo- of
r.W alker's qualifications oa

rM
r*
iy
&gt;n
01id
1rt
a-

«*» hie

tournament, k w

for „ thorough i r i ll
H H , | ’ diarueeiou. •
■ . .*!
awlkaht par- Another feature of the can
I^.TfStf Dai- tore f ill be eonsldaratlon of

' i uaatianew frem g n fe M

ra S ssSE &amp; sS
Sblrf8 S
'£
jMtt ffr

hi. birdie.
Si
Armour W**i)
firmer, nuttUM
urday. Man*#?}
optring m I*;’
Cooper .Upper
Mar Dina Id I
Heilthan stride
K in of 71 .H er .-»» . j w m &gt;•#.
Gene. Berated oflaiv atavtfng with
71, . took to*
»ad
wourd up with 7*. George Von
Elm alrugglad maafaSy and fi­
nally pdt Ugather ■ 77 after •
brilliant 99 yesterday. Jack Farmter*. game ftU to placet with
aa Hi marring his opening

JOB A jIo E te T ja n . Jt-&lt; A P )
iSre eatona golf campaigners,

. Lae Dlegsl, &lt;#f Ague Cal lente,
for the second time la two days
autekod eld man par. aad Ms
fdO total .established him In third
piae* a stroke ahead of I rank
Walsh, Chicago, who added a
n e a t HO ta* hU 71 of Saturday.

big thrill 4 M g |
•let .t lh« JJ
frt m Iht cup an
putt for ■ k M
fca. plays! fTI

between
Europe.
Italy it
•rt.lon.

the United Stai
Dr. Alberto - Pit
chairman. Three
will be deeded ta the
, - •*/.
The gork ol the .pedal cemmlltae, Stratm said, ia directed
toward'.hewing bow and why
grtatkr econo ask progrea# has
beer ptad« by ona or another cam
tlnent. dad bow adrantoge might
ba takea t f the methods and
practices aorceaaful In one. wan
br anolKur.

%

'.a'

fOeatlaned n e w Png# OMl
recently flaw in farmatiea retard
af St.OOO feat. They camag fall
military loads. Individual pianos
of this type climbed ta ta jtn » rest
anlL .

ll._ U J ^U*

i-- - m
..

-Th# American numbers of the

trill be cendartnd at 1-eanple
Emanu-EI There wM ba no flew*
era; a plain, pine caoket Will be
u ie l The m i l p m * . ' af a *
ml.eion to the service, by tickets
Will he abandoned. At the phllma-'
thropht-e »paelf&gt; request T*mpU
Eminu-EI will ha open ta the
general public.
• .
' No eulogy *IU ba rpokea, . A
brief .ketch af fltrne.' life - a
life that began la Ebealih Batrtria
la 1H48 - w ill be read by Pref,
William Lyea FMpe of Yale Uuterelty. Peahha trill be read. 00rial will b- In tka, family vssll
la Cypreea Htlla ckmeteryr
’K .
Since bit retard free. 'Europe
but year when ht tana bruught
nahore la n wheel chair, Btreu.
baa found It neeoatary ta nan that
renteyanc# ta mere about, A fa*
daya age, b'a aan said, Btratu re-

Uem. The yolicy hao bad
month t*tt, H ha. failed. '
Jv Bogardiag wngta. ha ,
proaparity ptakan. high
Tathar than W l h m a ;
eragoe are kepi higher l
market eh net tea Justifle.
plambnt and t h a - b w *
ot\ *b ,r fall alf. •
"OB teririrfad
coupled with ear retail vw
ande a t eapilai-nail dab

jr ugvM. vre'make In cnrcctin*
th* reuse*-of the deprm.Ua.- ..
Them enuaea Wiggin Hate follow.
.
Impediment* in in U m aL W l
trade through enceaaite tarifla
a ad athekteatrictire pollriea.
AkawmbaiitkM in ccrUia cam*
&gt; "M **
mxilty market a doe to govrrn- •dareea.
American waganJ
m e*«l add priraU attempts al

VatoritafloaC . •

TardlutM with which flmubed H igh R u n ?
good*. retail pike*, wagee and Is BlnmedJI
rcatala .hare adjusted Ibematlees
to Urn sharp fall in raw materials.
Wa s h in g t o n ,
Lew money rates and ewnenhe —An Incrgnsa In t
credit which led te undue dlreralon holle death raU h

mf i i wl t - ? I 5»-

wide extrirt of the present d#preea'on and H# affect on our na*
tie pal and fliwnrUI .traeturn.
Thy dcfllra la buylag power baa
oaaa -mors focused attention npen
the shift which has taken place
If tba character of our exports
ever tka past davxds and tka stoblll.lng Influence of Urge foreign
of his poeltiM oo MMhva move, market*' hpeni e a r b asis', tintad
adding ba britovad the legality «rf tries.
eyar is oppareat
tka f oommlationar’s position could
be qsesttadJifti the court*.
Msanwhllo, Interest centered en
the next mess of Uu commia.lon
and whether it would rewmpioy
Charles A 1 RusecR, the oenriter,
•nd WUIIam V. King, Uu rhUf nccounUnt, whose l rt mlnation jf
set vices along with nlL-aikpr em­
ployes of the old
eonunDoloei
started the 8annts~dfivr against
Bm'th, Oarsaud and Draper.
After the Senate had confirmad them and they had tpken Ike
oath of office, the three commis­
sioners lent out notices to tbe em­
ploye. of the old commission sayIng ih tlr services were terminaled
by the law creating tbe new rem­
minion la t'r announced It weald
renalder appIknUuaa nf. all old employta fo r re empl.yment.
R u. m II and King %tfa at odd.
over n long1 period srllh Frank
E- Bonn*r, axaentiee seel.tary of
the old commlasiee. Bern# Benstore charged .Danner was protectlag Uu -pow er tru st.' Ruaull
aad King were Jaoded by some
for opposing Bonner.
president Hoover Mid Saturday
the conlroeerty pi m ated “ Be ka­
au# for or -agalnat power- com­
panics.

,T r .." h 7 non replied. "Veg *w!u
pull oat of lhl».“
of Ike years was too great Ha
grew perceptibly weaker, and
members ef the family realise I
that death was near
*
CATHOLIC MSHOP jlMIGNB.

= £ 3 HEKL“

DENVER, Celo, Jaa. t * -( A P )
—The Right Rev. J. Henry Tlhen. Catholic bishop ef the diocese

■•‘.r * :1?•
Says
■
D R . J. C . E L D R ID C E
fto a lH i

D ire c to r,

H a m ilto n
_

C o u n ty ,
, h bo

wet propagundn,*.
, Ho addod, howwv
death rat# still w.d
pre-prohibition foam
i -Nnt.oron thp W
propaganda snroam

of the law ha. beod
ratio to mom than 1

• %:v

T # n n o ts o o
.

iSrs.-’K -

that ho had recommended giving
It authority to regulate oil Inter­
state power rslaa.

HEALTH

The appropriation bill for the
Independent offices will not coma
before tbe Senate for some time.
Tommy Armour, Detroit, and Ro­ This measure carries funds fa t the
land Meckenais, Washington a n t- commia.lon. The announced latan-

W heel W hat A Time
You’re Going to Havel
YouV# never laughed so hard and
Ion* a( you will waublng Eddia
Cantor caper through KW&gt; EWgft id's greatest comedy spectacle.
Ha'a Haary Uu hypochondriac—
oo healthy he's sick trying to

HAMIU*

f e w
MKAUM

Laat
Times
T o-N ight

-S C .

"

HEALTH

h r . -i•• d l l H t t t i ^ H k g t a a a * *

See It again and if You H aven't
Don’t M is a -

m .
r

; \

it *
qgi i k l a e v i l l a

HCKM2lfiGfhb

&lt;4*1'

S tarting To-Morrow For Three Days
An experience you’ll
\
never f o n e t! ^ V 4
^
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■tuji -'■ixv*
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o^'j! UWirt^*a’ 4 ;«kV

t

�Possibly because on unprecedented
throughout the country had brought WW
Intercut In public affairs and had p o ra
Ptn in government which proved revolti
th a t the reaction has set in, million* nt
of elpplbyment, add bus Incas is poor, th&lt;
to blame these things on the governing*]
the corruption which has existed in o u r
special privileges which i t hss handod
fo r Communism Is found In the Unit*
. T h i Bolsheviks of Sovlfct R u sriC fi
which is Communism, have taken full adVB
ugtion, Just as they have in other ooiBBi
opportunity afforded itaeif, In C h llta ;^ u i
South America. The Congressional In rw tii
headed by Representative Fish of N«w Yoi
tabllshed what leading Communists in th M «
And w hat they proposed to do. There can be
much of the propaganda which wc read todi
complete overthrow of the established order

Millions W ere
it In Producing
n, ‘HelTsAnfels*

’■. prosperity
pk of gcncrsl
lings to hapbecause now
i thrown out
Is beginning

•. Crystal U k r Social (^ohl 'hoU here 1**1 neck from Alton Bay,
(hair ttg n lar bu*ln**a and ooekJ ■
H- .
,
. . _
.
.^ 1 . Mr. and Mr». Homrr t.lcashn
•M tfaK. laat Turad.y tramims . &gt;nd d .u rhtrr , )m, «|,„.r Cracr
S a c tla s of efflrcra for tha . j y ^ ^ n t
rfi j&lt;0TyU j at the home
t m war* aWcted, for P m lfaa* .. „ Mr. .n j Mr*. Sanford In OrlanMr. B. 1. Wa»f to taka tha place ^
o T JIr.
n M u .fr.rr, favV Jaa
Mr*. M. 11. MrDcrmoll, ,Mr*.
pratldant, Mr. Howard
BoUar. Boy llnwrli ami Mr. J. Black mo*

MARGAR.Tr
Accotral

====== Mrs. W. D. Hof Im am s
fe n d a r
Hostess D u ifN ijfft

. A.
Hanford

n

nest and the

■ Emphasising a • yatlow color
fl ' i . \ '
acheme were tha quantities of
a f tha firs t fMdloll ard nlrm kta-i adorning
taes a cla*f the living rooms of ih* hem* af
irk a t the Mr*. W. D. Hoffman. Valencia
W iil Drive, R«n Lanta. wKfn tha io*
d a l "meeting a f the rhllath**
TVafsaaftinel C1*‘a of the E tra t. Praabytcrlaa
Church wr» hold Uat n ig h t' with
Mr*. Hoffman, Mrs. Walter It.
Bach ard Ml*e Both MrCaoU aa
hoateiaea. Immed'aUty after th*
arrival of the gwasta iupp*r. Waa
aarval tufonnalty by th* kmtraaes and latrr ln th* evening a adaial period was enjogad.
..

igrtlle field

U Ba'Ai

Mr. and Mr*. John E. J.robo, at if * ” **
of
^
TVaftry, fqr Trra.uref, M r .R .D .

% *nA

to Orlendn S .turtU y

W^ita* to l« k t the placo of Mr*. fcomf. on \

W. C Batcher ha. hern railed
to Dothan, Ala. by the death of
hi* brother, Harry M. S*tehcT.
Ml*»- Aria 8tenslroni, of Avon
Park, wa* th* week erd yueat af
hag abler, Mrs. hi S. Itnckey,
lktO Park Avenur.
k

Wka. Maagraw, for
Mba L u n » Smith, takln*
pUra af Mlaa Ethel Hyalite*. Aft*r lb* bualnaa* mealing, gamaa
awl dandng were enjoyed. Mr.
Wagg, Mr. Ilmlop and Mr. iab»*
aan ware hosts for tha #**«•"»•
Mr*. Starrn*. Mr*. Rotter and Ml*
Smllh haste**** for next mooting.
1 s t* Mary* North Shora Bridgw

anil

„n Mn| Wm j ol* , „t h„
Kentucky Av®.

Mi*, Hainan aa,| dauthlcr Ml**
Sadie MittII of SalUlmry, Mat*.
arrivnl here last week to •pend
(he wirier. They were arrompanli,y Mr. j^ U n n .
r Mrs. M. V. Rx-ana'spant the day
w ry plrauntly at Urn home ol
Mr*. theater S.undrra Thursday,
Mr. an,) Mr.. I alley Eat nr
gcahrook, N. It. arrlvad her# Mon*

Mlaa Kilt abet I, Rojnl, „f Winter
Haven, ha. returned home after

Whan Howard Hath** kUaed
grail hy* t&gt; four million* In th*
making of what I* th# mn*l an*
thantlc aviation Utkin* plctura
**H*U*a Angel." row (faying at
th« Milan* thrutre; wh*0 three
Intrepid actors and aviators klaard food-lijr to life and liberty: and
B n Lyon klued th* valoptuooaly aweet, hlunde J A * Harlow all
th* way through Ih* film—mo*
tion plrtui* hl-tjry wa* on IhJ
ap-gruV.
Th*y wrote Into tha annual, of
fltmdnra one of tho moat SUrtllng
and Intrreetii f .torloa of that In*
and the bread that I will give t*
my flesh, which I will give for the
Ilf* of the world" (John S:51).
Th,. I.con-Serm on also liv-hid*d tha following passagaa from
the Christian Selene* textbook*
“Science and Health with Kty In
th* Scripture*," by Mary Baker

Aoairy.Asd mar*—to the M m m
e rst W e st% W ih* raw YHfa nfa*-?

U fa tu m i, M r* than A,»80,800

l**t of film war* w p wW, and lU
li kworwfa (hat bafor* ’’HaRfa'A*!*••" was shown to tho Rubik th*
actual coal ran lot* tho mull-mil*
Ilona."
Bvwry dollar of thla waa toaaod
Into tha kitty by on* paraan —an
attracti&gt;« looking, agreaalv* J W »
man with bath (dm* and Idoala—
Howard Hugh**. Ha navar groanr«l under tho • train.
Ha la front Houston, Taxaa. nod
ha U tha hair to n $30,000,000
liutirraa, ■ bu«li&lt;e*a that Wtenw
factarara gadgets uaod by tbfa*
who drill for all. Ilaltytea*4
ftjlng and talking plctnra* In*
taroatrd dtlm. Ha formed • produeInf company and thmw raih

BODY TAKEN PROM CANAL.
MIAMI, Jan. l.W (A P )
wly of Harold \V. Robert

within rather
y o rn tm a fr

Mr*.
aa •"aQ, Mr*. A. C. McRegx
Sam Crass. Mr*. Herbert!INMaall,
U teiatut* Depart meal *1 Hr*. William B. B rttiley. Mr*.
fman'a Club will meat a t Victor Green, Mrs. James Michael.
‘clock In -th* chib rooms Hr*i W. K. Vans, Mr*. Clyde
Mrs. E ., 'A . Douglaaa In Byrd. Mrs. Jamaa Hoff, Mrs.
Hugh Whelchel. Mr*. Linton K.
Allen. Mr*. J. D. W oodliff. Mr*.
Paul J. Stine and the Misses
Grace Gillon, and Bam .Warren
Kaakrby.
r*. Haward O
r

0 Fjt)EATHtDEFyiNG

tha public wanta i t to be.. If th e public want*
rforcement, the people should obey th e lawa, not certain
rhleh pertim U rly netlafy It, but all the laws; and
len irulgnifleant minority which would p e n lit in dlsnce ahould be rriadb'to obey by th e election of compe*
ten to office.
•
*
lie overthrow of our government, tihUtlnltaLle an it l».
ily woo Id not help m atter* any, I t would not create any
r demand fo r thla world’s commodities upon which
rity Is baaed. IttM oulM ot neceaaarlly place in the mlIce*
efficient rten than we hgvo

11«-JUA. i
KR — “Th*

ATTHr/VMGHty
Mf OFTHrSEAS.

Mrs. SharoirH ostess
To Club On Saturday

than th
Comm in

a Upar at Magy*a

k. TAa Bar. P. M.
J ’ hygtanb chairman
County, wilt ba

tho Individual mind la entombed. One of tho ten command;
menta of CommUnlgm (•: “TTiou ahoit havo no religion". I t ia
I w hat religion man ahall have, pg In the
b u t to be told th a t he ahall have no rccountrv where man haa boon free for
worahlp how. when, and if'h o pleased,

its country, In
t; tho reat aro
. generous and Intalllgent
inthropiats la-tha death • af !
tan Htrau*.
. . . . . . • ’ 7r# #
hla on* an aa
other
oatf^r MBHai
’l "Jo*

Impsay say* halt cooled oft,
now ali around fot&gt; m hour
rare without fidgeting, • say*
eomposod. Wo always thought

i of. the** Hike Tun nay gave rallrouA com m M on, th a Florida 8upr*m«( Court decided th a t

would qUIst hint down.

'amps Tribune. Th*
Tired alkaady rain

White llauta.

,

king was hated by th* entlr* na­
tion. f h a FnrWana ahawad later
what wda thalr foaling to trart him
whan thay \hrew atone* at hla fantral corteg* on tha road to Rt.
Deala. Thla MgM th* king vra*
playing ch***&lt; HI* opponent was
th* MaAiul* a f Chaovalin, th* fa­
mous strategist. Th* manjula wai
wlnnlpg. a ' circle had farmed
around.th* littl* tibia, a marvel
of pur* ebony, la laid with gold
and fiavraa paraalaliw Lovla wairh*d hla oppanUnt ( r a m t h a
oorntr of hla ay*- H* hated .to be
baaUn. Suddaaly tha faca of th*
margwla grew purple. Ha gave th*
tabla a violent posh, upsetting
th* chataaraa. and th rafjn g them
tn tha king’s lap., 1-ad'p* fainted,
rtWBfa kAM_ta atscml If at &gt;und Ithe
k . mlUkP Ii4 _ I ^1. 2jUUJ ■K------w#r' Hy .Imply gjlng hnm*. r^cheys ntahiad fncwanj. Nothing
M U f lh g rhancf of -Wh’itoa
Miiy-hfiiw iiii'H*rtttiif. Hmld b* done. Th# marquis,,WM
BBBglBTitoTpvonilnent person- "beeau**'"w#
titdV do otherwire dead of apaalagy. Soma day* lad'tfdllrd atmosphere th at th*
i at dieu Government vrpnt to its
WORLD’S WINDOW grave.
'/ • * *J f.•
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By PfBRBB VAN PAAR8BN
T m aatdlrr*, on# in field gray.
Ih* oils** in horitan blue, sudden­
ly '&lt;*rn# lar* tn faca hi f\la Man'*
Land. C*«h hod hit b a jo rtt ready,
but somo I.‘li&lt;d of aknaacgwnt at
finding*#»ch‘tA « r prevented them
from Inngiaf out. Doth vaernod to
aayt "W tantjp hlayea a r t yaw do­
ing S ere!" fMortly atterwuid th**y
aal down tag ttb er la a shell bate
and talked itg r tr .
.
One « f. there waa Gaeritl Cheralller, the author of "F*ar,” who
lelataa .thp Incldai-i la bl* new
A* they sat thare tha two
waa a “great’day" In’the Senate. book.
tham agreed on *ome point*,
.Leaf beftxV 3 o'clock,’ the time of
on* of thtm bring that If lb* sol­
.tof th* opening• of the sitting, diers
should wish they coold end

- Commartial paper haa

:

:

Adults

A .(C . L . T r a c k s A t

T he annas) m eeting of (he Pem ald-L«u|;hton Mo*
wiorial HowpltaJ A M d stfan ywill ba M A wt'Ywor
.•* • . •
,
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o’clock Thursday afternoon, Jan u ary 15th, n t tho
Court House, Sanford, Florida.
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T. W. LAWTON, I’rtaldent.

B regular marling of the W.
I V . will Tie held at .1 o’■ at th* home of Mr*. J. F.
■UHL' 309 French Avenur.
Starting of the W«at Side P.
la n d an Arbor Day program
b# ftvrti at th* Writ Rid*
II auditorium at 1)30 o’clock.
« MONDAY
W annual Bobart E. I-ea ball
ka N. d* V- Howard Chapter
k# U. D. C, will b* held from
lock to I t o'clock at th* Elks’
oa’East First Btregk 1

aa* stated Incorrectly In lart
it’s is*a* of the Herald that
Triaaaw Club will operate on

Hyra^d .Fvyfay^jteghlq only,
■ P a r next weak, whereas
■fan takes rffect thi* week
Lof next week. Murlr w II
al*bad by th* Qrenn Pl*r
far*, of Daytona Beach.
&lt;

NOTICE.

.

t$ tha meeting of the Salvation

ay to bo held ton(ght at the

*y Hall at I o'rljck, the Rev,
Veil Varner, pastor of tha
4 Methodist Church, will bo

Pastel colored narrlaal mad* uq
th* decorat Iona, a t (h* bridge
party give* Saturday afternoon
by Mrs. James 0 . Rharan at bar
home on West Tenth Street com­
plimenting |be nvmber* of Ih*
Saturday Club. After aavrral prorraaalon* of bridge, Ugh score
aria*, a potted plant, went tn Mr*.
R. R. Dlghton, while Mr*. E. M.
Galloway, who had law score, and
Mrs. K. A. Ncwmao, who rut high,
were the recipient* of similar

At th* Ua hear a ulad coarse
wa» served by th* hostess, saalated by Mrs. Samuel Pulealon and
Mr*. R. A. Newman. This* prev­
ent were: Mia. R. J. Holly, Mr*.
Samuel Pules ton, Mrs. R. A. New­
man. Mrs. D. U Thrasher, Mr*. 8.
R. Dlahtan, Mr*., J.’E. Brouae,
Mr*. K. M. Gallowhy and Mr*. Wv
R. Jordan, of Jartraanvlll*.
.

tara

program over station WHIIO at
Otlando avery Friday -a t noon.
.O f Interrat to her many friends
hare la the knnounrrment that
Erseat Clyd* Wldmer. aon of
Mr*. Ernest Wldmer, of Daytona
Reach, formerly of this city, won
a loving cup In .Ih* baby show
held in Daytona recently In which
he rated as a blue ribbon baby
00.7 perfect
.
Mr*. Chari** E. Pelot and Mr*.
H arry Rosa, cf Jarkaunvllle, re­
turned home today after visiting
Mrs. Jam ta G. Sharon at her
hrfne on West Tanlh Street fot
several day*. They were accom­
panied by Mr*. W. 8. Jordan, also
cf Jacksonville, who have been
visiting Mrs. Sharon for some
lime.

Friends of Mr*. Charles L. Park
trill regret to learn that aha la III
al her home on Palmejto Avenue.
Mrs. R. F. Walker and Mlaa
Anrtahelle Walker, of Akron,
Ohio, who are spendlng'eam* time
at. Winter Path and Drland, spent
yesterday her* aa the gvieata of
Mr*. R. J. Holly at her barn* on
Park Avenu*.

1:0.1, "Th.i bfeail of God la h*
ahkh cometh down Irani heaven,
ind gtveth Hf* unto the world." *
..AJPOWt tha .d U l *n» which rom
tria d tha t maaandWewraw w e the
following from the ll'bte: "I am
he living hreml whlehTame down
■fom heaven: If any man rat of lhat Truth has-coma to th# under­
thi* hr*id, he shall live fm rvrr: stan d in g !' (p. .11).

H eat P u rifie s
LUCKIES

J A u fiV lD Y f

y o u r

a lk ta g to oB»-« f-tovm re la tl
iW d s 1a Use net it pleasing f i t

(&gt;tiii

^ jatt || ^

ito 4 Groups

Divided Into 4 Groups

sad d#wY bar* »# 1
n M ' - r a k ti Bhi|

a ln s t

'©•Wear

t h r o a t

harmful irritant* that causa throat
Irritation and coughing#

14th 9 A.M

nu*1

to

Iv sry o n a knows th a t sunAhlna m o llo w i—t h a t ’* w h y th o
"TOAST1NO" procots Indudo* tho imo
of tho UltmVIolot Rays. LUCKY STBIKE
—th o fln o s t d g a r o t t o y o u o v o r
•mokod/ m od* of tho Boost tobaccos
—tho Croam o f tho Crop—THEM*TTS TOASTED.^ Ivoryono knows th a t
hoot purHIos an d so *TOASTINO**—

«

a t friro Ju # SrfVntfannr cJbwhlch, by a rcmblnatlon of

o r *

a lw a y s^ k in d

lulled P r i c e Reduction Event—
Reduced To prices T hat Will Cause
swer. We Do Not Carry Merchan-

% r w P Im 'W i

JThisAurn*
'ia
jB K a
ana of th* b q |

through

ah*'present*-a 90-minule plane

Q. lllclrriMf Sunday fhr the day.
Mr*. Harvey N. Brink* of Gard­
ner, Ma». « rj Mr. a id Mrs. Wm.
Haven, of Washington CruolouP«. «rapped *r the borne of Mr*.
■Boht..True Tuesday on their way
1a St. Petirt'iurg fw the w lnttr.
Mr. and Mr*. Harry S*unHet»
of N. II. and who ependlnr tha wln-

quaked ao muth that It laat

la a faur apote la etanto

Ufa

Friends »f Mlaa iniiabeth Clark
wilt be InUraattd to knew that

and Mas^Thoa. UoUer and children
of Claarbater, Fla. and Mr. L.
T. Vamay of Alton Bay, N. H.
Last Sunday morning a t th*
Community. Church • tbr- following
(*rw member* were taken Into th*
church Mr*. Ilorrac* Cothran,
Mr*. H. Fennel, Mrs. Itnbt. Tru*
and Mr. I t D. Whit* by l*U*r,'
Mr. RobU Tru*, Mis* Blanch
Whit*. Mlaa Thelma low# and
Mia* Nall* Rlnqoeftrld.
Mr. ard Mrs. R. M. Ball an­
nounce th* birth of a daughlrr
bom last Tuesday January 8th.
a t th* Frrnald loughton H&lt;i«pltal In Sanfufd. Th* baby girl ha*
bean named Lurm* Rllaabelh.
The Spanish War Veteran* met
In th* Chamocr of Commerro
building Thursday evening, and at
0 o’elrek a fhlfken pll*au supper
was served lo Ih* membars after
which th* lrwtallltlon of office®
took place. Following tbl* Hindu*
was »nJoy*d' by a larg* number
of mambera and frirnds.
Mr*. Harry Wing left Sunday
for Newbury, Mass, where she
waa called by th* lllneaa of her
Grandmother Mr*. Cheatln* Smith.
Mrs. II. Cochran, Alma Cochran
motorad tn Tampa last Tueaady
and spent three days as the guest
of Mr*. P. M. King. They were
accompanied to Tampa by Deaale
Singletary who visited friend* In
Tampa.
Mr. Chaa. J. Black of Gadaden.
Ala. spent Saturday at the home
of his slater and mother Mrs. Roy
Howell and Mr*. M. B. MtDer-

Mr. and Mr*. R. R. Murray and
Mrs. Byron llanrx-k, of Sylvrelrr,
O l, and Mr*. Grar* l^mraaler,
Last week was observed a* th*
of Ailanta, O*., are trialling Mr.
week of prayer at th* Commut.a
ad
Mr*.
J.
R.
Forest,
111
East
..AMflUU—al11*' *•!* »*&lt;U U V
Ity Church, ^sch evening fur
reoru ng by th* Bemlnolo Chapter Fifth Ptrert.
half qn hour a devotional aetviru
Number Two; Order of the Eas­
tern Star, that it ha. Just sign­ Mr. and Mra. W. E. Scnggan waa held.
Mr. and Mr*. Clark Strvrn*
ed a rantrert with th# Bird and and Warner Beoggan, formerly of
Rye Producing Co, of New York thla rtty, now of Kara* its, were r a t u r n e d last waek a f t e r
spending th# h o l i d a y s with
City, to stage what the order be­ .her* Sunday with frirnda.
Mr. Stevens brother Dr. and
lieve* will lie on* of the heat munlcal eomrdi,a ever seen here. The Forming a parly 1motoring to Mr a , Wl i f a l on Stevens of
title of the pla* Is the “G rl in tha Bok Memorial Tower al !.aka St. Petciaburg. They were a.cRed’ and It wilf b* given at the Wales today were: Mr*. J. K. F ir. rnmpanled home by their fauch.Seminole High School auditorium reat and guest*, Mr. and Mr*. R. l*r Mil* Frmnrla Steven* who haa
oa Feb. 28 and F,b. 27.
H.” Murray and Mr*. Byron Han- beer visiting her uncle for thr
The cast for the affair vrill be cork, of Sylvester, Ga.. and Mra. past flv* waek*.
made up of 200 local people.
Grace Lancaster, of Atlar.la, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. X. W. William*

ol ovdmw-nxi) ‘OH *0t r y
an amui

airong through out tha.dk

rha

C h ild re n JOc

•lltlm. One had to throw on*'* We are far more scared of oar
mini back to th* tkritlng day* of officer* than of‘lh* French pa­
Urn Cafllaug trial, when tha 8*n- trol*.
You ran always run# to an
ata wa* sitting aa th* High Court undaratanding with a French' pa­
af Jostle*, to find a parallel for trol, but nevrriwith aa offterr."
tha public Intarmt that was taken
IT. Chavalllrr’s bosk analyxea
la th# dobat* and for th* crush la fear. II* had anllxted when • *tugobarle* and corridors.
t
.dant ta aa* what war wmi i Ilk*.
Tha Renata Itaalf la a vtry H» At th* hospital where thay hand*
fata body. Comfortabl a *ratcfcaN* gg*d up hla wouada and aakad him
halp their mmUy eld.rly ocao. Whit he had don* at tha front tm
pant* to prtaapr* a calm algalty •aplled. "I wa* afrald.7 ,Thlt fenr,
that eontraits vividly wUtn .U*
• t»t* of n*rvou* Uaaion leVtllw
chamber on a critltal fay. ThaM
is aa hanging qf dreks, na &gt;a»tAL ins i drama of tha front waa
Interruptions. Evarythtag n a l l m leal nual battle between tha lit
In kaaplng with th* ratbag auito^ rhk i waa afraid, und IM apl
twou* gliding and th* Utkk., M , &gt;hb 1 wanted to •h|aa*s/fB*
carpets. Bo, although afaribufy; r e with pride.” f f r t A A ' l J
was fatly aware of thcnttkU 'A O f, [«’ version. Wltk n J i j B i J |
act*r of the dlacuialon. It waa loft. fat the othrf w ayarotm a. .

a perm it ahould not ba issued to H. T. Pace, operator of a
truck line paralleling tha Seaboard A ir Lina between Tallahassce and Jacksonville. This waa ravening tha action of
the railroad co^m lrtiotl. In replying (o the declaration o f
tha railroad commission th a t tha aupreiite court has no Juris­
diction over such cases, thb court made thla comment: T h o
lesion docs not always act for public convenience and
ity.’ The perm it Issued by the commission waa quash­
ed.
"Complicated indeed are modern economic problems.
Tho public la lntereated in quick, adequate and cheap tran s­
portation. To thla end, th a t modern vehicle, the tru c k la be­
ing widely utilised j the canal fo r facilitating w ater tran s­
portation waa scrapped a. generation ago but ia again back
In fayor; and even the air U the medium through which ada tends to oft aal that
qultk transportation Is affected. Meantime, railroad invest, , *. •
•

S

mar ka ‘ eitad aa
ivamant of th* admit
tha Prealfant ahool
0414 parean* (hip Nt
a* against only 86«i I

Lang,

I r r ita tio n

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.js S a tL .t vi wad^ACJtfMjNf '

&gt; i &gt; w i §• j(\ s A
tin
j f f c i mm i hi ^
i i"Ifk
y$1fb^ * . . ’

LA ST

w il speaking in to h m M d Oh
pieyt** &gt; » ■ n um b* af
chant* wto had tmmU to M a
Inc (hat action to trim* 8 t
lie declared th at It wa* hi*

WJZ; iltoo. .sp,.,u, E
4W J-W I.W —7
7:00, Same », WJZ;
t«r», WJ2; 7US. Nigh
8:00, Same •« WJZ; R

remov'd front Dm mtautas a t ow n
ahd I t a t appetatamnU, if. guy, ha
mad* lent n ig h t Mayor. .Domta
Called Mr. Papwortlt'a uttaRUau
to U&gt;« fact that miF *mpl*fpa, a c ­
cording to tha chartor, a m n Rt
the will of tha C c m M n u B*
add'd th at ovan if lb* h a t l t lw

i M U i « Don*#I cSmifttUad Ual
Un vlrtva of M»
Di rofor.rtf* to the

M a n Is Indicted
For iT h e Mnrder
g. and careful conitdcrattoh ini
eral Imp*riant namec and gf*
.n aau ltln g with other strong
to,laRdsru. t *.?*(}
n*u*
Hu Is In romplets rhafg* *7
| rusponalbl* for work Rttlgn*
ta him. has selected and amWalking quietly Into lha well
|M 'every ana of hi* own staff of th* chamber where her lata
husband had Ird many legblaDe*
battle** a* damaerulle-whip, th*
•Jagdar black-garbed woman told
•a A c t i b i / W l l«hr role# of the
voMHIona In her Mat*.
*1 want to gay that tha rltua*

am id # squad of guard*. Th* cdld
look lost It* chill, th* light ilpa
softened, th* air bravado- faded,
sad then:
*
,
yo*-b*owi b*#rot” f

to a heapJUl
sr&amp;
■bock. Wladew*
buildings war* •
, N s ArrlctlaRa

thc'aut vrtU ba on ajdtibHIon her* »h*rtty.

atad tha re atonal of the trees.
The CornndtalenatT'iteh-aede
ed a reduction of eno-half porei

la tho rata #1 ladiroa^
after Union E. AlUn,
thl* tlm*. Tha new rota of Inter*
oat will ba on* and one-half pareast, with tha CommlaMou m ere*
Ing tha right U cnnoaLtba can*
tract at any Util*.
*
Commissioner Speer reported
that HTfl pUeaa of,V n« now •torod in the Mayfair Hotel needed
laundering 1to prerint doloriaro.
Don. and
that *W«n* ■«*
takan at onaa. The eoaU of latrod*
bring w llt ha pUc#d M o ra fba
tract#** «f tb a/W el CorporaDan
Wd tbalr iiaelalort rejpojted on nt
ag bill du#
I incurred
muharee In
advrrtlilng

•ought tu hid* his ' f a n
front
phatograbboru. Ho w*» allowed to

eosdar wltbjWn ^ te rro y i and thbu
was,i s ^ n 'j n e s J ° hi* wil ls tb*

tba Mayfair

*“0 a t look Into hli eye*." tald
Ut* mathar^*bSR«lM8d me that ha
la 1unaeont,"

to-City

ir aN ur-nsD om l banar sM*-"
ovet
Asking whaUwr t » allotment
1M6* M two root* a mdsl t u nmpto
I • b* to sosuln Ilf* and guard hrolth,
Mr*.. Oldfteld added:
•
, ■
"rh l. la the amount th* 1U 4
-Aa a roault uf lb# party'* da■0 HI I M and tha aavur* fl» Crtaa »•« farntehlag per meal
ter each neroon. Th* Rod Croaa
^ « K P W ! .- S ! hSS.‘.B Na* kUlad It ho* n*t cufftricnt
farda to giro more-­
Mr*. OWflvld said she w*» -da*
S M n l l Q U b T a ” * ! ,lighted
that th# pro*ld*"t ha*
mad* an appeal far eanlributlona
la lha Red Cross f .r thin P«r-

3T3L .a a r f l f m

figRr. '

U-

•

, Th* alktr wotMn member from
Wlsgo—pro­
uo. MIC XrVtiu**—Efflegtie
tested be th* Houu * telegram
f &amp; T . pkrlonal friete 6-eriblng
■aw bigger, stronger, -end
th* recent food disturbance at
organised nationally than 1

•JgrsSM S;*

■a am under way for u

T O . v * ‘."SS

deputy eommlteloner tn .chargu of
deteeDuea who reUkllshed the
corplu delicti.
i ;
Brethors urm* aakad by report­
er* t* maka a statement and hla
attorney adrlted him to do aa bo
h# said, -tharo'a only
ou* thing 1 want ta aay.T d id st
know Ungle—I never saw him *r
hoard of him until I wa* arrwted.
1 Ursa ball for four days until 1
know what It wa* all about. Aad
that'* what 1 told, my mother.".
CORRESPONDENT KILLED

^ I m t r Apropo*»' ta rub#- fuM*
for th# unemployed and drought
1tricken was mad* la • bill by
Roprasentativ* Ackcnnan.
lean, New Jeroey. t* print a bRlion two-cent aUmp* to ooll rBT
hr** cent*, th* *xtru p*nay,ta M*
'at .a jreltef fund. I II* -tlbwdfd

ttm

m

1EDD1MO, OaRtv* J a s , 11 —
(A F)—W. R. Downing, former
correspondent of Th* Associated
Prow at Havana, Cabh' and hla
wife were kilted nad-their tl*
year-old **n Donald was fatally
injured yw tertay la te grade
creasing accident ro a r bar*. Tha
would to realised within Darnings roaldad la Eaddlag.

,

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. ’

Costtraction af th* bsw boulerurd has bean dcnW by th*
awRars. JPred -Ti -WplItRm, d*y
clock and two nUnutcc -latek tha engineer, reported that th* City
graqd Jury roturn*d th* Indict­ ■aw holds dooda ynproarotlpg 84
sho I yeepy* of Arkansas, but I* ear* ment before Attlng Chief Justice per tout of Ik* right-of-wa/^ that

f «

R«qur*ta far early hearing* aa
MRA OWEN A K I ACTION
thalr pro petti* ta approbriate
WASHINGTON, Jan. IS. —
fund, far th* R*d C«** w*w late (AF)— EaproamlaUeu Ruth Bry*
Tafor* Ito I lout* agriculture c*m‘
aittte* by R .prew ntaD v^ U O u ar,
ltd abd Flah, of N*w York.
Mo dal* wa* »#t for a hmrinm

sent must be handled through
condemnation action.
__ _
Tba owner* of tho San Juan
flarag* woru given ponnlaaion ts
rereor* ala oak true* from City
property Ir front of their building
on Waot firs t Street after they
had advtaad tb* Commla*Ion that
they planned axtenslr* repaid*
and impratuinania wbfck nocuaalt*

r tn r r tT cot r t o r
J p w t t t i i in n J l ’p l.
IRVI IT n v a ilK aTATM
anil* a, ik
ro n
a » t a ( o u t t , in

H k&gt;w*r»; 9:00. Heading)

All tha Commlaalat
a erred th a t whlla no
now eontom plat*d, all
aiuat aapaet a redurtL
ailnlou to remain aa .noWt
poulbla wlthi. tha htofcut 1
m y *oon ba adopted. A t tha
gaatlon and approval of aaek of
(ho Commlaalonora, Mayor Doaua
lnued the atatem aat above, and.
klnet tha raalgaatlana- were , not
accepted, no further .nation k U
be taken hhfll the Aral naoetln*
of the Caaamlaaton la fhbewary.
«■ At tha eaggeettow wf C iaaRlr aIona* Lahman, and over .tha dkr
■anting rate af ComiplaaloMr M l*
flar, thn'Cdnnaladhm paean* n ih*
•olutlon1(a bold In abaydme.

WANT A D RATES

Ig # b a t y wltrh they
wl.h to Ifitredaeo a t tbs
Moth* of tba KgtelSturn,
attestlna is t&gt;4 fact that

Naval Construction
Program Will Be
Offered Tq Houae

prdpriatJoao eoaunittea to ott
•ild* 152*508^8® already antbor*
lied far 18 &lt;W*troy»r* an d , one
destroyer leader. Tha Navy baa
•lie asked te aprod SHJOOtfiOO
WAHH1NOTON, Jan. 18.-(A P) lor modandalng Ihrae batUeahlpa.
—Shared down by tha Houaa na*
In laying iba admlalatrptkm’d
val commit tea ta each a alaa aa Ha
adeoeatea hop# will tilde eaaRy program before .tha tommlttoe,
down tha eangreablonal diate, the Secretary Adams recommended
•dadnlatntfunta arral eonatruc* 190,815,000 for n4w conatmctiou.
Don program probably will b* pro* Britten pradletod hU group would
aentad ta tha Hanaa thla aaaalon. docroaao that amount by $18,806,*
rvCaDthmA BHttaa raid ha ox*
parted Ma euntmlUee ts bring out 000, tho aum requaatod for n tlxa hilt which .woald alien I74^»0r Inch gun eeeeel.
Tho 830.000A88 author! aatlon
000 ftfr thd firet ategoa af eanatracllah to bring tha flaat up ta bill which Britten prodktod hla‘
the-atreatth eat by tha Loudan commKtac would approve Include
treaty. Altogether, tha propoaala a a aircraft cgrrler to (Sait *57,550.
befora Oangroea- wanld..prortde ,000; n 320,780.000 firing dock
etvioer unlike any othar ahlp wow
tmAt&amp;^&gt;00 for tho work. I
&gt; TbO other roeemmandationa In. afloat, acid four UUbmmrfasa to

"ronclng Urn city Uuly, U

Hetyt 9:30, Chronlrlca; iO:00,-Cofton Quern; 10:30. Rob NewbaPt
11:00, Vr.i*ty 12 1-8 tours).
■
3» h.h_ w j r - t m ; JRT.7—t f DSO OrlaaJa i l »
. 6:90, Dairy &gt;n.l Food; 1:41, Co.
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 14. IN I
ell and Sally; 7:00, Santa at-W JSf
0:46', ^ 1L, .M ania* &lt; Chaa»t 7715, Otshi-tlta; 7 : &lt;
Fastdro:
7:00, Bah ', ia aa a Hqarj Tt98. 8:00, K. a Riley; Mill, Shadbw*:
8:80, Bubble Btewtruj *;R0,.C(yar
d jriii 8:80, ♦ ChroaitlRuJ -lOdXL

ftff

•Ignal; -1M 1„ Concert orotostm r
12:15, Dine* rootle; 12:80, W«aIher forecast; 18:81, Daaca mualc;
1:00, ClanlesV progrim ; liU ,
Danca mualc; 8:00, Western Union
lima; f. .30. Musical Mooda; t i l l ,
Louis's Hungry F ire; 0:00, Tlata
ilcnal; 0:01, New* Gatherer; 6:15,

th« rail
* tm d '
the feaU
ontarily.

Takes SeW thW
ToCurhCaneTIf
’ HAVAMA

'4AP)

The Cuban gu 111a man) &gt;taate
adapted tetruerrdhm|TUM|M
ta protect the u a U e n i W t O
crop. Almost dMlfi n n w W W

of enno hnvo k » h w f M ad&gt;
MroroVroaRdn iN n o g # * .^

coal tMOR^OO each.
In addition, Britton mid. U o bid
the
will carry fRJOOAOO far.180 air*
plnhas and N . 000,000 for experi­
mentation with onhmxrtao and
surface craft ahgtnea.
■
lac hided I n ' the aatbortsatlon
for the aircraft carrier would ba
money ta provide 114. airplanes, guilty of balag tro
38 would ba - provided f a r tbe aaunplrury ta IMd«
harrast, are U b*
e relM N cm rrk r. •
'
• Tba-uSal eommlttea prepared traitors, th* hn»B
yeeterday to end Ite -haartaga ao°n
an tbe' MU. A t tb a m ate Data ab
m ba- tha Uur of
anted rallfug In
•y«a». 1 clen * f c*i

\ lleRdaroan; 5:80,
Vitamin A
lls illk t SriS, Florida State M ir
k*t Bureau Barrie*; 8:00, Curtlar
.Announcamcnt; 6:05, Cbildran'a
•Program ; 0:16, Rhode* P'btch Col.
Jin* Mualc Makcro; 6:45, Literary
-PlgrotV Topic* In Brlaf by L», well Thomac NBC; 7:00, Amo* 'n‘
Andy NBC; 7:15, Ocorgo Waih*
ington Hotel Orcbattra; 7:80, PhD
^qddk NBC; 7;45, George Wash­
ington Hotel Orcheatru; 8:00, Mo.

Goodyear Tire
lisa; who a ppea red bafacu the
Cemmlsslon to ask th at an ordht*
anc* b* drafted to prohibit tb*
■ala of-prod Pro, furniture, jrw el-

-

Prices '*

NEW YORK, Jan. 1 3 - ( A H ) Polica announced yMlarda* that
Prod Hchoonhanlt, 21, end Harry
MtlCormlck, :18, k«v* confeisad lha
allying of Stephan Sweeney, their
former gang leader, wbo.o body
Una found I&gt;« 87.,'nlong the 1/mm

Deduced

serve it
8tuuiu feature; 9:00, Same

4|58, Market Reporta; ,7:06.

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national chamber of co.nmrrrer-t
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ten byl nt\hh* apartment In tb&lt;
coa party In oolnntobllea want
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report today’ that he believes
wl»a uninjured. • .
tha AmorkhR coaimliic* .of the (AIM—A. «peeil of a»0 mile* an William MacUren. who le ft
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hour,
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,
had. been IU two nrtka, but four
fret and return In five minute*—
lit oaoerta ewUrctlva effort* to
tend th* Wa*hk(ton meeting.
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floating
ability
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machine,
maintain prosperity by auch mean*
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to **tnbllahlng to what extent re­ fighting plane., firet delivery of here yaaterday morningThV
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media* r.n h* .ought amt the which » * • mad* to the United hare nut been »een alnco tha taka*
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State*
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from tho prevloua da- A l s o
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•There will be eventual and wV they are a* f**» «* the .peedleet hereabout* for th* p«»t three U*y«
2 ^ 7h !
MOSCOW. " 1 ^ 7 It— ( A D — pre*aure.
would have cruihed the piano.
hope apeady m ovriy. Whan that cumbtt' alrehlp of any nation.
Won) of tba death waa cabled payload flight fiom the L'nitnl State t« lari*. “ nJ ’
They are dlatlngtilahed from the
that “tha credit fabric la atren* j w a r e " * d r n ^ n c ^ r at (u anothar -, ton, Hugh Urent roii-r the '.MIID mile* between Ucrinudo ard lie rta. Aaorr . In I
A* daihner* came, rockata w*M , ■
time will cum.’, no one »r*m» able
chi type of "war bird*" by their
Z Z L Sunday night they ware n.ore than U hour, over-dua and to fore, aul. C'eria'n It l* that re­
cent up aa a guide to th* flkro,
Strau*. In l*ark.
ability
for
quick
takeoff,
rapid
covery can , nly In. brought by
but with the » « » choppy, heary •* a
Nalhm Strau*, Jr, *oid hU fa- tio news had hern heard of thint.
. daiireailon
mav raacollaa rommlttra yaitarday by
.
rent, their high degree of mnneuCon|wiali«c Individual effort^ *n»l erring ability and epeedy Otvlng cloud* hanging luw and n itreng .
'
h - ^ ^ t h l l T u PrrehWat Mltha.l Kalinin, who lhar'a death waa Ma caaa of a man
rot l.y . governmental •action.1'
gal* blowing from th* north***!. U h0*Tgainoa
i . M by
concealing
|dccUred they ware mad* by "for­ H2 yearn old who** h. art haa bee.
p icaibllltlra.
,10
uj &lt;
the inhabitant* v.rtually g »»* “ R
Straw n *ald 'Twrh.p* the nio*l
eign
rnamlea"
and
capital!*!,
/nr
nrna
too
atreag.*',
■
—
•
••
The
new
Navy
plane*
*r*
*lml• farorable factor.."
omtnou* .loud that overhang* the tar. though with added imprure- hup* the filet* could tight thrir .
la » peaking or “ the
bigge.t
tot purpoaa cf “ throwing dint In
Tha financier reports “ condi- lha ejraa" of dlaconlenlrd laborlrg thing*' Nathan Slrau* accom
{
whole economic woikl U tho ment*. to the *hlpa. which won !"• way to thl* i*knd aafelyUona at Uw cod of 1031 to nr a
In N*w York bock*r» of th*
•lumping on the world market* Shllf Naval trophy for H»JO, A
elsMoii
_ yl ahrd, hla aon ya*tanl«y i|Uotel
goad datl batier limn they are al
uf latge i|uantitle* uf grain, raw iquadron In compollng for the Might arid the plane carried •»
, lit daalarad tha capuallaU ware from a book wrlttin by the phi
tha red of m e .
material* and aeml-flnkhed pre­ iiw.nl made Htll t.keotf* from nuugh fuel to lake it to th* main- . /
attempting to alibi tha world ran- anlhreput* »wifa. nho.a death «k
duct* by uovlrt Itu.ria at prtrea an airplane carrier, a Ike number land of I'ortugnl, about I16U uttln* ,*u
EUgardlog w n m im , nr aald: nomlc criaia by blaming It cn tha rutted U*t aprlng.
•
" I* oa
da not
» *■»*•
.hall I
Thar* “ blggaal thing*' ware hi*
|ra* than the normal cori* »1 pro­ of landing*, and flew (Um.twO mil*, due ca»l from th* A»or*«.
doi know
anow whether
wueem-r *we
. u ),ut told they had not
They r*tlm*ted. howavar, that
ore lower price* to I t . alock marand ware only making work for the relief of dlatrer* In
duct ion.”
inu-tly ° ' rr "Pen »ea* without an
thr wintar* of IS'.ri-Ud and IKUT- C o n s t a b u l a r y S t o r m s D e c i s i o n I s M a d e D e
hot or oat, U.t there are many
X a t lo e wore*.
pm"** Ibe gatoline would have born aa-t
"That l» * factor in the eitua- Occident. Other fighting
lion,” he »*ld. “ the duralnm and with which the *hl|»* were compat- hauried at U o'clock (K. S. T-l
s p ite L a c k O f C o n
(T
II. of fa rad the e.pltoll.1* » « - 94; the »#curlng of a »u|)ply of
C o n v e n t B a r r ic a d e d
, i, ■
lore than they win b. worth I" ,ullan
th. probl.m by dcclar- pure mi|k for infanta and rbl'dextent of which cannot be meu,- « l are «lui»e which Army airmen lari night.
Meantime tho wlrele** »taUa«
fir m a t io n O f T h r e e
(Continued
On
I’
ag*
»**»
oomal Alans.
_____,
I Ing thd trial, could ha ovrrroma ten; and tha coining of the word
B y B an d O f E nem y
Uted.”
at llnrta »rnt out raqueaU for
H t w / r m u the om aKtl^ that |„ |f ^ cap,u lllt, wl„
,hrm. “ prev&gt; ntarluin*" |o repla.-r "»*ul■i
a
Delegate* from Kurupr, l-utinnew. to ihlp* In tha vicinity sit
torlum** with which the treatment
AVASIIINUTON. Jan. 1 2 -tA D
(Cuatiaaad On rag* Hit)
day and th* A»*ociatad I'rea* nk*
W°|,uS. now • r»-1
•* ,urnin* ° ” r.i°
of tuhereuloai* had been (aiH-ralty • MANILA. Jaa. |&gt;—(A l'l— •' _Vk’ itt, thr full backing of Ire
■ 7 " i ~ . T ; ; : 7 , a - . .a*. I baring m u » , SO to HO percent
alaff caerrepondeat of lha Manila •Meat Hoavcr. the. .new paaei
aatoctated
.
P f * 11 remmodltka produced from
Mr. and Mra. Strau* rekhratod Trlbaa* today reported religion* comwi**i'Hi will go ahead with it*
modification of tbo
, » ^ 1hli menaer. ha aald,
fanatic*. »ha aided tha Caatral
o. In Portugal,
.
dull** thla week although Ihv
thu
golden nnntooravy « f '•hair
Ip- wilt Aha •tore* bream,
Umm village nf Tayag yaater* n*mr« of ihrre of the five mem­
Franca were wnuhlng for »
.. ,u
marrtege
W
1**».
During
her
life­
bht Jt mfghl ba necoaaary
day
and
burned
the
American
pu.ritd* landing un th# malnmRb
tal gala, tas frorti l l » to T
time aha took an active lntarr*t
ber, will appeir en the Senale I
to Introdoaa regulation of kbor.
flag aftrr capturing th» clly
LA GRANGE. Ga., J»n. 18 - eo**l. •
.
Speaking of forced labor, ha In hla philanthropic*, and her ha'I ware "•ported h&gt; rrd pm- ealemlai a* unconfirmed.
Lieutenant Macl*rei\ nnd Mrs.
•AIM —File that for a time threa­
. . Whlk etproaolng “ on *y« aald. “ our anemic attempt tn rap d&lt;ath k it May nnrked the be­
Thlv unprece»lenlcd »ltualion re
, ,
*
Hart laft on th# propo»ed flight in
^qthy with pnre filing Britan-1
polk raaanl aa farced labor our yat ginning of the physical dcrlinu paianda.**
culling from the *harp eacbonge
MEXICO CITY. Jan. 12— (AIM — tened the entire buainco* section
„ f U ’ Grange. wa* reported by po­ Paria from North Beorh »N. Y ,
which raaulled In hla death.
between
the
I'rarid,lit
and
the
Intarmlltent
e*nhn
*ho,-k»
in
the
MANILA. Jan. 13 — (AIM
m « . oTrertrjrtYd ^xtudloa in I'.ligh
»&gt;'shtt ocl
achlaaamant. In dialHbu
funeral aervke* Tueaday. In bcSenate coalition of Deinocral* “ ml la.I three da/a l.av# .piead great lice ahorlly attar » oaluck U*l Jan. 2, carrying * load of eomtqortion of labor power
rordanre with hla wlrhea, wfll re- The loan of T«yug wa* re.»|&gt;tur- Republicin Indapcmlml* ;&gt;re*ent- fear aiming Inmate* of the penal night tu h* under control otter ria l products and. some prail in at.
f
w
.
ilad W ig-1 "What' our 'anamTa. call forred flact Strau*' tlmple coda of liv­ »4 yistrnhy l»y constabulary "•••»
•J n u |mblrnu
l#®bl#liv# colony on the Tie* Mnriaa Hkmi* rating nine .tore* nnd the four- el fort to deinon»lrato that cominetctal flying aero** the Atkntk
annual report with Intanaa kbor ~ he aald. “j j •" JJJJ j j * ing. Th*- alinplaat jwxalbla aarvkr* •Intmcil a tonvent in which -t mh&lt;I lr«#l author.lirs.
ot| the wa-»l
si eon.t of Mexieti, that •lory tu* tiiange hotel.
latge Itanil of rebel* hud hut itFiret report, said the main bu.i- la pracllcnble.
(Continued On P a n S li)
Senaloi Wnl-h ID Mont.). wh&gt;. th,. t»l*nd, may dl»op|&gt;#*r Into the
coded I hemreive*. Eleven |K-lrun*
Their ilratlnatlon waa Hamilton,
hlmk WO. entirely da.lroyed.
were killed In the f'ghtlng, tor ltd the cunle«l lor reeon*id*ralk»tl iv*.
but a I Her check up after l»e llennudo, ond anxiety .Was t fait
cf the iwunlnalion* of * hairinuu
S.x plkoner* were injured »e»- (lame* .ub.lded .otvirwhBl .howe.l when they heciine long overdo*
« • .i" ‘
cf
I
hem
l*lng
wniiiun
rebel*.
poet, hk inatitulkn haa riven
farmer* and planned dlltrlbutloB
The town an* taken • Hot unlay Smith and t’oniml**ionen&gt; Draper er»U night* ago in jump, from that only about a half of the therr. Evantually they kndod nt
,|
(ConUaaad On n « * M s)
Ity a band of aevrral hundred por­ and (iaruud brr#ii*r *'I Dudr ««»». dorndloi) window* when Ibe ,hak block wa* in complete ruin* al­ Norfolk. Va., e*|&gt;lalnlng that ths
pf worker*.
“Tha pprgiam of our
party
tion, who killed acveral re*idem* inif dmI of two riuployi** •»( tl te id I ing boeam# »evere. (Jovemor Mugi though the re«l and part
» breaking of their aoitant wnpn
awl burned the cttnalabulary bur- commlaeion, *ahl yealenlay be *a*r ta ie|H&lt;(tr&lt;l (laiuM and .moke •»- adjoining block were damaged.
aayai *lt l* neteatary for tha pur­
near the Ilarmud.a nae#**U*Ud
iiolh.ug
that
could
k
done
to
hull
• uing I io iii *111*11 cr*ter» off thr
rnck*. the piwtofflce and HI oilier
poaa of development of Mtlonat
The fire rudu over the l,u»in*.» their return to tho Amoricstt
tho
cuiundraiun
from
fumlloiiing
»lior» of the Three Iriatid*, on I
economy to utilise in masimum
Procegd ng* In Judge Janie* (i. building* while harking the loan.
.
,eetion of the city nn e .tiff biee*„ roAit,
Report* from l’an'g**lnan |i!»- after the refu»*l of the I’reahlenl ■rid 27 »h"» k» were fell in n throe- and at 9 o'clock »romed compleU’ - On J#n. 7, Ihty #*»ln left WT
nit.kbor power in lha countiy. It Phartm'* regular larin of Count)
&lt;1 nerr**ary In dialrlbuta (hit Court acre halted tbla afl»rno«iii eiwi- on the nnrlhae»lcrn ctu*t to ulurn the nomination* l« Inc hout p. lo'd
I out of control. A iii^hk other llBinillon, this Um# making It m
The ia-iitui)-dormant vohnnu of
power uviwvci
brtwrer the variou* lerrl■ a* a coroner'* Jury U-gan hear­ of lit* I, Inini of lutgon, the Imr- Sehale a» lK|U*»lad.
*«■—■— .
I pwwri
While Senator Wheeler (D Ctrobruco, couth of Tep* in the building* the n.w theatre, c-h •n ftjty flight nf fl hnur#» 15 mm*
'•r-fBAHIA. IrnsIL Jan. IL —(A P I |ttrfal region* and between th#
r*l
of
the
I’hillpplue
grov|v
M
ling a number of allueaira In Ih-J
ule*. from Norfolk.
Mont.I. wa* mgunning u dr-vc to dale of Nayarit. wo» repoiled riructed at a boat « f
iKtaian Italian aa* plane*, vie-1variou* branrhe, of national *- caae of Mia* Ruth Motion Strick­ mini but did /rut. definitely &lt;•They romalnod there until Sun­
4I00.IMMI, ami the new po-l offn-v
ithhold
appropriation
for
*aluil,
*
tahli-h
that
the
capture
of
Tayug
IM
to......... "I * •"'
.
.
rumbling, »moklng nnd thieilm ap| cared doomed.
fcm-ta n croaalnc of th* South I ronomy In *urh a way. oa to glv* land, 17. high achuol aophomore. iaii||*n »»»*»* inr
day •"&lt;1 lh,B t0Dl1 ,,ff *Br ,,orU*
w**
the
re»ull
of
an
up
Ding
»
f
flout
the
three
cwuimnlonet*,
lie
ing to erupt. Jl wa* In the crater
who died laat Tuo*d*y inuining.
laat weak, arrivad bar* th* greatrmt affect'.’*'
The proportion* of Ih* lire *au»- planning to refuel at ihle latnnj
.
• . » L . . « __ II
....UIL
mw La.luru
Ik** III
puhliean
leader* i**llla*(l
lallled III
to Ithe
p«- of thl* volcano that landil* he'd
__ o'clock y—tarday aflat; I Ha countered th* charge of The beating la oaprctrd to lie con­ ;&gt;r*.unt, again*! their landlunl
•d old to ho naked from Newman, ]&gt;olnt ond then cover tho remain­
litlun
taken
by
ITe».d«nl
llooaer
J. II. liri.tow, 8 »n Angelo. Trx*,.
(U tM A. M , B. 8. T.l. eo—• I “ dumping” r o d . abroad by the cluded tonight, and Judge Sharon and not artlun by religiou*
that the men were legully con- oil and min* man, pn*onrr for S2 West IVlnt nnd Atknln. F'ro Ing 1630 mile* to Pori* In on# *
tba Orel ataga of n iHu-- JlUtamart that Soeiet Buaala pur- will reaumt coutt tonuirrew morn­ tic* n. pravjoqriy retoiii-,1
truck* from Newnan and W *.l J-jmp.
(limed
»nd
any
uctfon
now
by
thj
A lrn*e ritualiun pre, ‘tied u".
..ay, |.,t apilng. In the erntrr it Point .irivrd In time to help bring
^&gt;1 iUn| the coast U I rh#a#t aa much abroad as It *#1U ing.
Senate
ng*in»l
thdii
would
le
enA Jury or all. rilling In U&gt;» the town* of Santa Marla. Umlgun noaahiurnt u|miii the uuleio-nden a „ If negotiation* »e ie romplete i thr flame* under nmtrul while E m p l o y m e n t C r i s i s
d* jaiwirn.
Janeiro.
1
------------------~
|
_ -------t i.
Itouilv* ahile the publjc pern •
that eventually lad to hi* tvlra.i. the truck front Alknta spooned
iu u M o , y#«»thfui i u, | C a r l t o n R a p s ' P u b l i c ca*a of lha Stoic cti.u* U&lt;&gt;b and
ItoMneon, r-tored, rtf rgrd- - l i t to N n „a P&gt;ija proemr* w** •»- of the e»eruli»«- a*»Uied by lllJ
A geological roinoii*»U&gt;n h*» ,et Inin the city after the early danger I s B l a m e d O n H o o v e r
con»tilution.
S u S ru T J S S ta T " F or
It*
I n d i f f e r e n c e the ,|io,*a»»ion of liquor,’ rrluinr-l g*riled n, none too *rcuie.
out
to aludy the *.tu»ljon anal If •ppevred post. With the concen­
The Senate voted, 41 to 117, for
At Santo Marta nerkris form
.undtlion* are da-emed dingeruU*, tration of fro oppnrelu*. however,
a verdict of guklly kle Friday *(•
WASHINGTON. Jon. 13.— ( A f )
Icculioiderntinn of the nomine ■«
e&lt;i
Into
mub*
width
wefo
«
.g*rd,
,1
d tp . will be taken to evaculal- Ihe la Grange department wan —The admlnlatrollon » U chargte^,
lei noon. The dr fondant will !-•
It had confirmed ju.t leforc the
a*
menacing
ulthuugli
no
drlin
tv
tha peapl* living in the danga-c aide to make reader headway In &gt;e»terday by Senator Wagnto.
S» Aha -Areata | t AIXAHARSEB, Jatt"|
'AD- eenlrnced later. W k lowYy, color(Continued On I’agy ,SI«)
fC^tntinurd On Fage Six)
tame. The rmall town of Jala he* diowning the hlexa In the lari *e«- Democrat, New York, with “ to •
tho y lu M Hrtkd over _ p ub|K. ladlffemw* to affaire of rd woman charged with the aaitt’
aimed beneath tba- .unvinlt of th lur endangered.
rlstanca to the creation «&gt;f
• gbdlag dawn upoolht joMrnmenl la tho greateat
* often** appeared bafare Jukg"
Th, rau.r of thr fir* wn. not quite pinna for tho pr#Ynntltii of
. filer, which rear* It* bead at* ul
Carlton Shat up aftar th# llobinonth'K. Inal
I public rnemka.'
,
o
t-unclud#d
and
pUnAM
’guill).
determined
by
the
rerl*
i&gt;ollc#
In7000
fret
aboe#
ard
level.
-- ------ . !• * &lt; whkh roar- j ; , u ofrWr,
J M
unrmplnpnont."
-.
r«&lt; th*
' " er* ,or
vr.ligntion.
In a atatemrnl through th# , *
thO Anwrt- SI a wtrt Iw aanlencvd
Waat Africa to Natal in n arvu i t partman
(iurria
In
thr
hotal
h»d
nmpl*
Danmcratlc nntlnnel
committee, - V
g Jl mbnaaal loo* w—k. m L a g ^ OBJ l
i AuiUUry beford' Judge R&gt;Mp*dJHF^Y*lA*t
S w e e p i n g : S la H h e n I n
warning to fU* brfor# the budd­ the New Yorker criticised Prril- I r
, camlng^down/; L * e * today rt H
. lal midwinT i r e F r i c e s A r e M a d e ing wn* engulfed. No injurir* b*- dent Hoover fur hi* failure to In- ,
tw* orgnniga
colllaion on poll of the Indy with .uch finer
An automobile
.
&gt;nnd minor unr* wrro reported.
elude in the first deflrioory hill
■Miuth Banfoitl Avenue iu the that tho Foul wo* bruahod from
d
to
I j Grange h** n papuktlon of to carry out provision* of th# ,
AKItON. Jsn. 12.- (AIM block hwal Uma fM ard.y
Addraace* by natloMd and *Ut&gt;'
virinlty of the aviatlan field » ' the road, |iractirnlly de»tr&gt;)el, Announremrnt o( »wee|iing iirt* alaiul 2.',.000.
Wagner act for collection
and .
offkere at tha legion, |*port* of
,.i&gt;..ut 9:2(1 o'cloak U*t night re while the Honk *pun about In Ihv
Itain th»t virtually conrilluted n
tba dkUnra u ■ v I aka commander* and varlona to n ­
.ultra) In the mirarulou* eacapr read and turned over onre, land in the retail price* _of tire* wa* . loudhur.t whll* th* fir* w*. at puhlkatlan of renploymrnl atari#tie*. Tha mraaura waa signed *Y
Ing on Ha tnp headed In n *uulli- mail* today by threw of th* larg*
mlttaaa fr.tired th* dn)'. ,prtJ.rr.o, « Bell. M. of Frank M. Dullo»e, (arorgr
r*t Akron rubber coinpank*. rien- )lp Burnt ildfd in«ltri#Ujr
th* PrraMrnt shortly after Conea.tril)
dlreetion.
•T
7 7 7 1 gram. Dedication eierrlae* at the
Stuart,
and
la
*
joung
girl
c.na|
\
Auitin,
J.
L.
bunging
it
under
rontrol.
gr**a adjourned laat July.
Tho qiiMitrt in the lluirk exlrl* rral TH* and. Rubber Company
faml larw hwo# gf tha TaU*haa.,e P»*t r.
, E, Hughe, found laniona, although th* Dukk re­
Wagntr uld tha poaaraaloo of
dlffl* announced a redorliun of seven
I and mom*rial aerlvrr* were held
tan they were riding In. aflrp catral them*rlaa-* withmt
,
p
i
t
r
'
«
f
i»H
i
MO
HKT1RN
TO
WORK.
lawll
1 I. . 1
mlmkl
sreuroto Information on amployand one holf to 13 percent on oil
'alto«lW&gt; • Baked for 11 Bailing li.tn a Ford Milan park­ gutty, and young lliilbwe imnie p.a.rrgrr lira* but aald no rut
m. nt wa* •‘crucial and I undamantMACON. G*.. J*"- 13--(APJ—
■ It now trial, Bud ed without light*, tvrm-,1 ova r uni diala-ly got in touch with local |&gt;» h i truik lire price* I* cuntem’ p
lire, who, arriving on the .cere a
•L"
ram*
ta
a
atop
on
It*
top,
a
mak­
More
then
M
»
men
ond
women
f
tp
serve
a
th
lf'
B ill Is
- .“ ^ T lD r o u
---------■ '
•­
fevf minute* lati-r. urmtrd th* plaltdl.
ing
It
and
th*
rematndrr
•
f
th*
«ho
have
1*000
either
out
of
em­
___ i ar pay a fine " f
ala laat G—i v e
MILL HANDS STRIKE JMJ
driver of I he Ford. Albert' Ynlca.
It F. tioodrlch Company said it ployment or working port Gm#
uUU. at Wine), made car ley end repair.
»2S
Tatra
wa*
put
in
the
rar
at
th*
revised
It*
tiro
price
echrdul*
to
for
mo
nr
than
twi*
month*
will
re­
Arttirding
to
H.
C.
Dullnve,
“
of SI’IH-al8TOCK1IOLM, Jnn. 1*^- ((
father of young DuBove. hi. »&gt;n ilm* of tha acildrtil. Hr wa* held meet "rrdurtlsat snnounted lari turn to full limn nt th# linpp
lag the I
kanng I —Th* Horn* raj*, coa
Ip th* City Jail during the night wn-k by competitive cnmponle*." Hrother* garment plant here to —A* a protest agalnat * f
oral
tho
Rtuart
boy
wore
alriving
Kan* case waa
Thla _
mad Hid flytag now today to glv* apodal legifHtiw
O ffii ml confirmation was obtain­ ••ay, lav M. llapp. prriidont &lt;&gt;f th# tion In wnte*. 34.000 tastU*
ay. color 1 .1, i..Ith on Hanford Avrnu* in •■’")* an * charge •&gt;( |uirkin- a car on
era In Sweden have gone on
&gt;of * great aktqr !&gt;•• (Utiia'to Um drouth relief ap- handled. ,
pany with Ih* »wo girl*. They hod public highwa)'. without light*. ed of a ris and a half to 12 per­ cum|*ony annuupced laat night.
a
ad
battery.
charged
CD| at Jdna Ta****! praprialloa Will to albw It to be
A similar noth* of wag*
waa bxaikrd
on a charge of cent reduction credited to the
ju*t |«**ed nn oncoming cor, ■ H P -----M
l
eom
p&lt;&gt;‘
I
O— n", p ilt y r ;*
I *uul
. .« f . M , i , allh
Ik, Kell.
Sea* » ! *4• aofrffnnto*
With' the
.......
ahrn. wilhonr warning a parked tackles* driving.
Flreri mo Company ainr# 1**1 KHKDI8II BTATK8MAN DIRS lion* has bare sarvad an
r.
II.
building Uadoo and n ma«Ui
L am- ato tanaaeraw. Th*
came liter
A arrtekar from th* Rivp Gar­ wiek.
m Miklrr •ar withanl light* of any kmJ,
‘J
________ totodiaagree
baud- adopted lha aaqjUitlan
dio
haan railed fur Jan. 10 In.
STOCKHOLM.
Jnn.
I3
-(A
P
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—
bar guilty t—med np In front o f them. Young age removed b&gt;lh tho car* to
The Sribacling Compail) an'a HMMJMW amend
ta lk *
Iharea *«n j DuBaia# aaya th* car wa* in lha •k*t Barag*. where on examina- nnunred alaahaa la aU lire* of mad fo u n t Raoul Guriave Hamilton., fort To overt a ptupprir* •*
i*a food loaaa. Under
lAf -«d
revealad that they or* both
trader nf th* Bwadiah Liberal par­
fin* af 910 HIIII(IU af th* rand. In an afloit t»
STOCKHOLM, Jaa. l£
•4 repair. Penoaa who oaw older xredd hut stated the high­ ty. who fell uncoh*riou» from th#
dty* in Jali.i *»oid ■■ nacManl, hr tuioeal hi*
er
priced
ti|po
will
he
prorHcall)
—As s protaat agriw t a
, wreck abottly ofur It hap­
light nani-,. abeela ahatply to th* hft. 'mt
•prahar'a
thalr
at
th,
«p*n
«
*
,•«
’ weal an ay nvarvaliog at undiriurbdgy dJoedyaor and Mu­ i,rliam*nt on. Haturday dlad at Gm to wage*, 34.000 reitiU
and' ml‘ wa* unari* Ino clear tha a*r. Hii
. probably will U*
d'fnriurr of tho quartet In
trs to Swrdoa M*n | t o N I
I
of
the
rhr
..............
and aU
midnlghL H* w*a Tl jr**r» old.
JnVWk torodr-I rghl
f
later today.
!|nrioui
Injuries.
.
wheel
ond
I
.truck th* M l r**r
I at

NAVY PLANES OF
IMPROVED TYPE
BEING DELIVERED

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IN SPEECH DENIES
DUMPING CHARGE

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H A R E KILLED IN POWER BOARD TO
go F orward on

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-BeU L a Grange G c w ^ S r t l r r f i
___________ Rock Put Under Control a
island O ff Mexico

Sharon's Court Is
Recessed To Allow
Hearing On Death

Ita lia n Seaplanes
n d i Bahia,Brazil
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g a a A a a s f r : on M»tt*re of-«sute

Miraculous Escape s Feature Crash
In Which Two Cars Are Demolished

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S A T U R D A Y . J A N U A R IE S ,

Jenkins

TOO GOOD TO
HEAVIES

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R e tre n c h m e n t

B t r ib lin * A r r iv e s

P la n n e d

N e w Y o r k A n d D is -

And

p ears

S p o rtl

P r o m p tly

r.YORJC, Jan. | g - ( A P &gt; xurywrlgtit muddle look on
element, of the flrot net
myttrry thriller yeiterd.y
m kiM d rport, wrlton In
Aea o f
tho
dettotlvw
ng for lb* oorpua dilocti
I w t ■ . motive.
,

’ Btribling,

hrod of

tho

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mil iprinpr' * potto

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hot of Nat oLowlo, Chlca*u
lotor. who wanto to ata*a a
ywelghl «ltl# boot botwo*n
■ Sehmolln* and BtrlhUa*. an.
is * " t t o oMar Btrftdhqr «*»

aboo-

t In k L ' y m r ,

abd than
faara for tbr

G o o d s In H is R e ffim e

P r e s i d e n t s

to only other loading thororS e e A th le tic
S p ort
la the illuallon, Wiliam Y.
A s O v e r -E m p h a s iz e d
It.
preildent
of • M&gt;&lt;t*0«i
hr* Oardcn, aloao wao hbRICHMOND, Va., Jan. 10. ad of all gtupleion. He wm
lootan, dim m ing f'gh ti with (APJ—Tho Richmond NoweLrad*
It Sharkey, who can win th. or, in tho flrot of a lerlei of copy­
righted article., ynlerdoy
n ld
itdd heavyweight
crown by
college and unlvenlty pr..|dento
Slag a 'U id ln g contender I"
In the South ogre, by a majority
r York otato If ho can dig up
of appryilmatoly two to one that
' landing contender.
football ii groally ovtr-emphoiliI ll Btribling tg tho crux of ed, ond toiler# reform, needed.
xIt nation, being oeUght for .a
Tho paper aikrd two queitlont
1 match ogxliut Bchmillrg of the educator*, whether the game
Chicago ao wall 01 a bout wo. over-.mpbo.lxrd and what reI the iame month affinal fjrma were needed. Some of the
educator, replied Uriel/ and iome
!&gt; " Btribling hot already de­ at length, but eo inony re 1ponded
ad that ho will moat Hcbmcl
thor.tho papar'decided to 'print
lg Chicago end prefer* Lewi, two article! to give full presen­
the ■promoter. The Hchmollng tation of tholr view*.
iaate, however, are bound to
“ Concerning football, my Judg-R ia n t milk fuad promoter* mon( la that over/ poailblp phoi.
both oeatlmanUl and aoytiac- of ovtr-cmphail. cm to corrected
il Ilex. Tho milk fund would by roncerted action of college
. la promote the Btribling- prooldenli and In no other woy,"
ktoIHur toatrk, which hao toan ’.fid Dr. fi.org* If, Danny, prerldid- la Naw York althar In dent of .ito Unlvorolty of AlpNga . without tha aid
of born, tho orhool fumUhing tho
[la, or In Clare land, Detroit Boulbtrn conference chomplomhip
team ond the winner of the Roe#
HiUaddlphla.
ha" Btribling*. flr»t conf.r- Bowl claulc. “ Under preoent con­
1,with Ueant milk fund pro- dition! the aiiociotion or organlora failed to develop any u t- oa|lon In control of Intercollegiate
ctgry agraament. It wa. ua- athlftlro reflect! the attitude of
olood a wlda split bod do- athletic director, father then that
ifiad over condition, of th* of the college focuttloa.M
Preildent M. L. Brittain, of
Georgia Toth, .uggeitlng limiting
era wtra whlipera that If the tho number of game, and plojlng
ila eoatlnMd, tto milk fund ogoln.t team, with enu.l .tonI abandon tho tout ond a l­ d.rdi.
t . la promote a title match
“ Y .i, football 1. ovor-erapha.lt.
ton Bchmellng ond Prlmo ed,” aold Dr. Orittaln. “ Limit the
era, ot Detroit, Cleveland ot number of game* and roqulre
URM1HCII
PARTF.NKJKKN, Germany, Mb. 10— &lt;AIM
fax Bchmellng wax
warned
torday by the German to 1 Ing
tmjtolan, that ha moat “ ovoid
nrihlng ln hlo
negotiation*
h foreign toxlng eommlulon*
&gt;t might to ml.lnterprdted and
it might prajudloe Hh* preotlg*
Oanuan boxing." Tho commU• roquooted him to toitract hi.
torieon manager to that effect

j-XWUl Pay Visit
1 Miami In Spring
fter Atlantic Hop
i n r YORK, Jan. t o ^ ( A P ) i t Clarence BchUdhauer,
A*
lean *o-pllot and aaaead
In
■mad of tha Do-X, mantraoth

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J

Ing from the opinion oxprnoed by
Dr. Denny, ho wuuld nllow the
olhletk t-onferenrea to hondlo the
problem..
I’ rewldent Kilwln A. Alderman
of tho Unlverolty of Virgin!* de­
plored the “ rlrctu-llke attitud.” o|
Modern football ond wired nt
length n* to .ugfmled forma. Ho
.old:
•
“ I do brllava that foothill I.
ovcr-empha.l.eii In rainy port, of
Dw Houth. Football I. a groat
ghm# with much.retention(y for
chorocter d e v e l o p m e n t and
oducatlonal oorvlea. The toadoncy to make i t a g r o a t
puotlr opoctorlo alone U hurtful
tendency. It mu*l oomehow
to
mode o oludenl*. gome played by
thr.aludcnt. for tholr pleaiur.
and tholr development, rather
than ao a mere rlrcui.
"W o hove ol »ome e»»t In foot­
ball proetlge at Virginia triad to
herp the gome within bound*, to
keep It free from commerriall.m
and profoeiionalUm. Wo .hall conllnuo on that reuroo ot any ro.t.
“ I am hopeful thot the atudente
thrm.rlvee In American college*
or* going to lake such Intelligent
Intcreol In It that a woy will la
found to com et lie obvlou. dangrr. ond ot the .am# time keep
It. greet benefit*.
&gt;

N E W

iWe tpcrt of foo|b«n. h yroocrib•d by South*# i coafereoce .atBot’c dlrrclou (w too profO T tow -

J1

he performi, ani tho knglh ol
hi. eervke.
|n a lummary. of prohlbUlo*
w ork 'for Decorator. Woodcock ok
10 mod. known thot for tho flrwl
time III month., tko number ol
P r o h i b i t i o n D i r e c t o r eaiOa diopoied'of eirceded thou
R e p o rts
E n o r m o u s placed on the-court docket* lit
nierpreted tho *1 0 reflection ol
C a c h e s
O f
I l l i c i t tho bureau*.' pkn to roptur. tho

C o lle g e

h iK W l. n ll* k w

, , a fall boom In tko meco pr»Ht-

vessm

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dlooppwarrd

re away oomowhtre,

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F o r W in te r

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T

PAINTEDASDARK
G o v e r n o r S a y s P e o p le
H ave
O f

N o C o n c e p tio n

T ru e

S itu a tio n

•L4TTLK ROCK, A rh , Jon. 1 0 ( A P ) —* In n length, Uiegnm t f
th. N .w York World and th*
rhlltdelphla Public Lodger 'yw*terday, Gov. Ilarvay ParnaU of
A rk .n ... raid “ Tho.* who, hate
not actually iavoitlgaUd. CondiHorn In Ark into* retult'ng ftom
tho drouth hove no conception of
tho true oltuotlon.'
Tho governor to hlo
pointed out tha work tolng dano
,n Ark.nnu by th* Red Croao and
■old every on* of tho Stole** 73
rountir. " I. more or la*, .affect­
ed."
,
“ I om confident,’ &gt;1* continued
“ that many of the hungry aro lay­
ing nothing about It tocauoe of
a »*n.e uf pildc. It muot to andtrstood that tho people of Arkoauu
air more tli.n U*J |&gt;er rent nalln
tom American, of .torh that ho*
torn In the
United btotao ’ for
many gen. rot'oh*. They or* the
mu&gt;t Independent people In the
country and It require, little Im­
agination to roilixy that they ra
gard a ieque.1 fur help 01 humil­
iating“ They abhor the Idea or being
irelplcnto of charity aad of tto
hundr-d* of oppotlo m olted di­
rectly by tho governor1*
office
end vat loo* relief ogand*. lb*

rcqua,t until rvreqtly q J . Ineail*
obly for vmpleymoat thot th.)
might corn oonitUilag with wbkh
lu boy food
“ Tho foderal guvoibrntnl' pror*»*. ,to moko 14»,two,DUO argu­
able for leans to f01 met* to rk&gt;
oblo them to grww crop* thlo peer
hat there to tto provUioo fer food
tor them .mew and ft mile* from
the time crops. are planted until
they can pfoduco owsethlag la eat
“ Re*ll»oiton of the future out­
look In thlo reaped 1 Imply oggiavgtoo Dm eltuitloa. A cosaty by
county ourvvy of Arkaaoa* dal
tloae. that at
wU
to requited In thlo etoto during th*
ctep grvabtg p.rlod In order that
people on lei ova m«y to able to
buy something to eat while Teg*
t.bto* are- meUrlag. • w~
r “ Our national
Wa

WASHINGTON, dan. lO - (A P ) coaea whenever poaiiDte.
—Th. ooliuro of more than dr
000,000 gallon. cf boor and 711,• CONKK8HRH AIM N A IL T H E T l
000 of liquor woo mode krown
KANSAS ClTYVJon. iO - (A P )
yeaterday by Prohibition Director
Win rleock at the fntlt of federal — Police n M ymtorday Ilort&gt;
enforcement during hi. all month* Payne, negro, had confr»»cd ileal
regime o i.lh . Notion*, dry chlrf. ing two olr moll pouthoe hen
Hcplemlier 5W.
Thlo announcement
followed
rlooe upon tho departure from
PAKKIHII IIKAIlM IlUAMII
Waohlngton -of two more memtor, of the Wlck.riham Is w KnAVON I'AKK, Jo". 10—0. C
foreem.nt Commii.lca, with both Porrlah. Uke* llocld, woo chooer
Indicating Ihelr own prohibition a* chairman, and J. M. I^e, A nor
piobWm hid endrd ard the »olu- IVrk, at attorney for the toon
llono to ho offered by the coni- of county commlt.itncr*, ot tb*
mlialon wer# neerlng the .tort nrgonlMtlen rewlon of the t»e»
nf thrlr Journey to the White board. Commlioa ner I*. C.* 1‘rarre.
Upline.
Deecto City, who wa. chair mar
Only all of tho member,, re- of th. old board, wa. not a conn r lord In the rapltal, and at dldate fer the chalrmanahlp.
leaet four were working on other
phaar. of tho rommbrlon'i arime
inveotlgatn n. The forocaat that th.
Wkk.rihani report would lie out
o f their hand* early n .it week
ri malned uncharged.
Prohibition Director Woodcock.
In .ummoriilng .lx month, of dry
law enforcement, told fine* cl 43,&gt;11,1137 had been alre**ed ogoln.t
violator. along with Jail lenience*
totaling approximately HOPO year*.
At Ito m m . lime, to announced
a change ln ototUa for the dry
admit Ltratrr. and moat of the
deputy admlolitroton In ilx of
the 13 prohibition dlotricl*. Ilerc1 of or. all hair, (a tried the word
“ acting** before (heir title , but

n lp ti were o ff n w t k h r l t k t
’5 percent for U»» toront 00* 0011.
:(me achoob suffer ng war*#
•:her*. Bui. liw L .d of W U te tSo
[|umlion bothrr tbeiantho l U t o
lal director. limply plan to ptlo
n h 'g ftr ond bottor football atracllona thin yeor.
.
,
A , Dr. R M. Blackwell. totol&gt;na
m.nager.
,*f,n *iv n
JethodUt unlver.ity, pot ttr I *
“ Th.ro*. nothin* to bo * * i o d
.y letting op now. w t a l l r « T * &lt;•!;&gt;!* during t N 'tort oonaonRod
1 corresponding doeroooo to aSte.
aitir tuition* left nuny of n o . H I
HMtally . tho
ichooli, In o w*bb|r
cpndttwn)ur b n t m t h arron*0 W «
ai&gt;r tboll ir.m il « d « ooooon ood
ull out of II. A fo o t w i g h »e J»
1no thng t o o r « « h« eotmlod upn 10 moko ntSoMKjr,
'
Th.t Houlhwotl «Mtb*tor* M o d *
«ceord with W ,‘» M w | UUoto
• frctoil In no*t m i m i h n&gt;al&lt;r•nr. irhrdulcr Each of tho • * • !»
n.mb*ri hoi ir r M f id * romploto
•r( room o f ronfrrtoe. *omci ond
hen rdi'ed a frqr praetk. mod toer*oct:onal tilts for good moaturo.
; '• ‘
:
Among tho lnter*ettton»l con-»t» w'll to: Toxoo r». Hiurvmrd
at Cambridge; Boulham Methaiil«t vs. Navy ot Baltimore; Itk .
vo. AH.ona et Tuemo. ond Arkaain ve. Unlverolty of Chicago. Bmithem Method lot rocdved.nvo Ip/tat'on* to ploy oa the Ihmlfk
roa.t, including aha from Southern
California, hut did not have pn
open data,
.
* .
Mr.ntlme, winter and opring acUvilla* ora baxtg held to a m almum. The S o e lk ffU .. c p n &gt; « t o
will olay a full p ry *™ "

T o -P a y
You Have An Automobile,
1
Keep Rat-Snaih”
“ If f know about RAT-8NAP
toot Winter,. would hove roved
|ltO. My car wo. In the garage

and Guaranteed by Stanley Hog­
a n Hordware Cj ., 304 Sanford
Ave.— Adv.

T c -D a v

• Sunday

T h e S c re e n ’s G re a te s t O u t-D o o r S ta r

�MONDAY, JA N . It. »MI

Th*

that man know* himself. A t least, unban ha la one of thoM
exceptional Indhriduala who real lies hia own deficiencies, he
I can always tall the other fellow how be, o jiffit to run his
business. "Now If I were running that'pttee. I would do so
and so” , Is such a common expression that It seldom ex­
cites comment.
-&gt;
In hla Interesting column called Bidellgfata, published
ta the Miami Herald, Bob Holland calls attention to a greet­
ing card hung in an Illinois hotel Thin greeting la quite In
contrast with the slogan o f a famous hotel. chain which
reads. T h e guest la always right” . Everydne knows thst
1sentence comprises about ninety-five percent applesauce. It
(a n nice Idea of course, and a courteous gesture toward the
guest, but should not be taken seriously. Any hotel guest
.thinks he could run the hotel better than the hotel manager,
but really couldn't
‘T o you £ho enter thia room as a guest, we who man­
age this hotel give a hearty greeting,'* said * the Illinois
greeting card. "We want you to feel that this la a Human
Housa and not a soulless institution. This Is your home, be
It for a day or night only. Human beings cara for you here,
make the bed and sweep the room, answer your telephone,
run your errands, cook and serve your food. We keep a hu­
man being at Ihe desk, and a human being carries your va­
lise, They are at! made o f flesh and blood, as you are; they
have their Interests, likes and dislikes, ambitions, dreams
and disappointment* Just as you have."
. .

T h e r e W ill B e N o D a n c e T o n ig h t

Uses* and worldly lost*, wa should
Itwp luWriy, righteously, aad god­
ly, In tUa present world; Looking

' Tbs bondholders nine point plan
fo r Hanford hs|, promise o f ’ be­
coming as famous in Ihe history
o f thU city as President.Wilson’s
fourteen points of the League of
Nations.
Tha modern genemtlon la not
smarter than all of those of for­
mer generation*. Wa learn from
Hi pity that Alexander Hamilton
graduated from a five year college

John Capone waa a'rrettod la
Miami the other day for vagrancy.
Looks Ilka they could get that bird
fo r something worse than that.
There are so many o f us those
days with no visible means nf sup­
porth V.
.
L
Thi*
mwh tag’s Time*-Union
h*a a large advertisement o f the
Atlantic National Bank which in­
clude* the picture o f il. J. Leh­
man, Heorge McRory and 11. M.
Tap worth and tha alrplana which
carried the first crate at celery
north. It was a fine boost for Ban-

ford.
Communism apparently U flop
fo r those thst Ilk* It. Russia for
Instance, will raise 10,700.000,000
-rubles, or nearly
00.000,000,000
this yrbr by taxation, for what Is
said to be tha largest budget ia
the history o f tha world. The bud-

Dr. Einstein says there la a limit
. to space, and then Dr.-RIUhoy la*
1 cates with Die aid of a telescope
a star beyond the limit af space
- which Dr. Einstein bak'#et,'Maw
I f someone will tell us' bow far
|t U there via A. C. T* railroad,
f and how much It edit* In Mexlesh
pesos, we will be ready to 4o bust*
ness.

—

'

I;
Wayne Munn one time star Ne&gt;
I bras ha football tsckla and later
. champion heavyweight wrestler,
i f died o f Bright's disease tha other
. day at tha age of thirty-two. Once
Munn was strong enough to lift
i the husky BtraagUr Imvls, ear­
l y him across the wut and drop
•' him outside ths rope* to a eon- crete floor.
,

4. We arc substituting a philosophy of spending tor a
philosophy o f saving.
6. We are substituting show for solidity.
G. Wo aro substituting desire for the new and untried
for the old and tha tried.
7. We are substituting dependence for self-reliance.
8. We are substituting gregariuusness for solitude.
9. Wa are substituting luxury for simplicity.
10. We are substituting ostentation for restraint.
11.. We are. substituting the pursuit of success for the
It
passion of integrity.
12. We are substituting nationalism for localism.
18.-We are substituting easy generosity for wise giving.
14. We are substituting a preference for impressionn
for a preference for thought.
15. We are substituting facta for Ideas.
16. We are substituting democratic preferences for
aristocratic preferences.
17. We are substituting the mediocre for the excellent.
Every thoughtful man and woman should study these
gubatltUtloQs With reference to th«|r personal application.

T E L L IN G
By

T H E

W O R LD

NBAL O’H ARA

IN A NUTSHELL
Statistics or IBM:
Drives conducted against racksleers In Chicago, 47.
• Optimistic statements Issued jy
Charles M. Schwab, 110. (A new
high fo r all time.)

Days when Clara Bow was off
tha front page*, SU.

•d botwasa Alms# McVtrasoo ooi
Ma Kennedy, 17,

The second largest lad ostry In
Atlanta. G*.—Going down to Ike
Number of chain letters receiv­
station to g rist Bobby Janoo a f­
ed by tha average man, woman ter winning another tournament.

and fhlld. 31,467.

New York Judge* who resigned
or disappeared on nceownt.of their
health or for business r*ason*, 0.
IM tn o c ti U California n i l
•state by Arthur Brisbane In hie
dally column, t t t . (Ha waa out t t
tha paper three daye-I
v

Culnan, g.i t X
T
Days when weather In Southern
California was uautuil, IBS.
\ 1Number af penuma tk-tha worid
who uodmUnd (to K&lt;^UIo thoory. non. «,
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National C o a g u * managers
Number nf outemohijJ/ that
who picked the Cards to .gig tha enmo in sorood, trying, to. oogt loworid aeries, I*
ce—stive* to grade craOrtag*. 0.-

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S ttu iin n next » w k th e T ria n on w ill op erate T u esd ay
amt F rid a y n ig h t* on ly w ith
• T h e Om an t i e r J o yla n d era " oT D aytona B ench
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is r ig h t on

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NO COVER CHARGE.

Bring the girt friend and see for youradf what a truly
you can have at the Trianon.

en joyab le even in g

Dancing from 9:30 till I » r . . , •

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in . b n td o -th a tu c o i

Srtnr deaerrlSF men and women, Just
yourself, are employed
doyed to look aft
after your Interests, whether
It be In a hotel, or restaurant, dry goods store, or steam
pressery, bank or newspaper. They make mistakes, are sorry
for them, try hard ia avofd-them.,lhs ;&gt;&gt;wis as you do. They,
get tired when they work extra hours, suffer from headaches,
eye strain, nerves, and Irritability, like yourself, when things
go wrong. They appreciate a word o f praise, cringe under
too much criticism, Just as you do.
But, continues the hotel notice: "W e try to put ourself
Jn your place, and we ask ourselves, ‘How would Mike to be
treated If I were stopping at a hotel V And we ask you to
put yourself In our place. We are all travelers from the port
of birth to the port o f death, wanderers between the two
eternities—for a little space you lodge with us— and we wish
to put these good thoughts upon you— so God keep you,
stranger, and bring you your heart's desire. And when you
go array, leave' for thW hotel a bit o f gnM fnt feaH n*"
In running a newspaper, wo try to put ourself in your
piece, our subscriber^ place. We try to give you the new*—
not necessarily o f fha'things we are Interested in — but of
the things in which you are interested. If sometimes we fail,
wa ask you to put yourself in our plicC. I f .someone asked
you to be sura to get a certain story, and someone else asked

w iabea to

nmrfiiion. It r o n b iitn i i « &lt; ^ rn c rip -

altui u r n of Ihe world's ra t help*.

•elf "extremely farcrably till pr*ed" to JewUh rolonixaliiu ns
W O R L D ’ S W I N D O W fsr beck ■■ 1027 to the present
By rlK R R S TAN PAAR8 HN
writer. A great chartered com­
pany would be charged with the
Iw ehptnm t o f ' the Middle EastPrcscriplion
teunlrie*,, m»w ^gdmUUlered This Doclor’s
.Frarw* and Britain under man.
Required No Gargling
Transjordania. The notion that
these countrlea are
no better iljte i from the League of Na­
No longer I* It nrre.eary to
than bleak itretrbea of sandy des­ tion* There would be no Inter- gargle and ihoke with nasty r a t ­
:nnre
with
raiding
political
ert rests upon an old error. Meso­
ing medicine* to retiere »ore
potamia alone esuld support a bctiuderlrs. I.i the new yjiin.
throat. Now you ran get almost
if slant relief With one .(wallow
of a docter*. famous prescription.
it probably bad quite that popu­ 4 ftB in ic ‘S p rw i*tW on*thirctiar- Thi* prescription waa refilled so
lation in days of yore when Baby­ tered cempary In equal proper- eften tbaL.lhe druggist who orig­
lon and Nineveh were cities that lions, wl|h the former, through inally filled It dscldcd to put It
ta * slagdl comparison with our their cornectlona In the Weal, up undtr the name T h o iin e ” and
prerent-day ' metropolises.
The chiefly rhargrd wl'h the fn »n - make It available to everyone.
main skyscraper of Babylon hous­ res—ell indrr Joint control of
The remarkable thing about
ed esareehtng Ilk* 20,000 pecfM a »Tltolnran4rJKret*%wiN roune, Thoxlrr U that it re lirvrs* almost
It'e
onrr
a
tyla
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oM
msybo
fahioua Herman t i r s n l r i S l J a
Instantly, yet contain* nothing
computrd. Grouped slifllfflW h idM M U i^ r w lll emu* fcfj It imme- hatinful. |l I* pleasant tasting,
tower In a semicircle » o d ■ r t ? h J o B u f l u o i t " •#? In broad ■nd safe for the whole family,
other Immense strurlM ^. J tm M Q J S , gives £ yk etch *tf the moot and I* guaranteed to relieve sore
ander’s soldier* who sacked t^|^ ^ W p tre^ ' mrefll to IffVrlop the throat or cough* In IS minute*
rlty were three montha clearing BMW East ran hardly be gain- or money hack. Put up ready f&lt;&gt;r
away tha debris when the Job »ald. The objection will lie ra il­ use In 35c, 60c. and 11.00 bottle*.
vena abandoned, as no progress ed at or re that Arab* and Jew* .1oU) by all druggists.— Adv.
will never poll together. People
wfl'n‘ MV thi*. b*&gt;e Ibrijf ' View*

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from rolda which bang on. There
ia wfcrrt n r dar* not tiak a bdp of
Inter value. But la it aalaa iat any
tough to It ml a Ian r f relive help}
Crroaota la In II. blcoded, emulil6ed and tatty. In an Idral tray It pre­
arm ihe luprcmr help for wotting
nvmhrtrvrt and combating cold germt.
Ba« there ire alto while pint tar,
wild cheery hart, marl hoi, Ipecac,
nr. Each It haw for totna cough,.
Ilara wo combine all major help* to

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ths produce o f the land. The land
la enchanged today. Transjoniaa,
too, the eastern part of mirstlne,
la simply an
Immense
green
meadew, awuillrg the benrfgcnt
touch of man. These count rid, are
Inhabited by Bedouins and .Arabs.
Remit lc peoples like the

the economic d r w h W r W t h i
Near East, under the JelnT argil
e f Britain and Trance, and pce* anted II to M. Aristide Briand,
who was "fascinated by tha tdra.t
s i ho le by any grandiose eonreptloa that will lead to tha b&gt;ttrrwscnt 0f even a ration of humanky T The plan rousldprs the
entire Near Eait a* one *Ingle
rcoromle unM,‘ in
the manner
Charles A. Dewey, the American
financial adviser to Poland, weuld
like to see all Easton,, gutopa
from the Baltic to tM Aegean.
Tha plan furthermore envisages
tho * star sloe o f JnvUI,

The malaAhlng will h ‘ to push
teC*Jt^vJkl&gt;*W- As Talcs ine I* to
in thi* economic
unlcn. It means that he Jews
wmikl have to atwndon the Idee
Of foundlrg a purely J o Ish eta'*
In the Holy toad. On hr other
hand, ' their
coliursl
Influence
would extend lmnyresui ibly berend ths conflrrs « f I'alettlne.
It may sound alf vtry fantastic
•nd so dltmelrirgTIy oi poted to
the general prment-day Idea of
Mlf-determlnatkm and w at uiually goes1with ’ lhl*t rev set* of
wall* to Immure and exclude
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�SANFORD. FLORIDA.

MONDAY. JAN U AR Y 11,1 M I
prn&gt;&lt;ntrd;
1. f mcert Polka, P ’Haen#»a—
Aliee Mrtilnne Kvrlyn Nipper.
2. WalU* in C Major, Zitterhart
— Mary Went —Mr». Munson.
it. (titave Etude, t'xerney -D »rll Knekry.
4, Fluwrr Sung, Ijinge — Marion
Clauir
b. Minuet at t’ourt, Steohen
Hrllrr Ruth Mi-iii. h.
ti. N'arritaui, Serin— Mary F ell
Smith.
T. Amaryllis, (ihya—Mra. John
Ahrahaltt-—Mra. Muni in.
**■ Sunyi Bilbro— Mary^Yuung.
I*. t*t Call of Spring. Jraer Gay.
mic. Mil Country Bank, UlaVr-Clnyila Wynn Forguanu.
Hi, Maruika, Ilai-hmann — Clara
Mrlteh.
It. Orlaip Elude, Kullak-.tann

With about ;m guvM. in attaadanrr, Mr*. Raymond f , Phil*
11pa, naalalrd by hr. » later, Mr*.
A. F. Haiard, « f Angusta, Ua.,
entertained with a birth lay rarty
Saturday aftemmr at hrr home
on Park Avenue, mmjitiim-ullng
her nlere, little Mb* Harriet
Tamptet Haiard, who rrbbraird
her fanrth birthday inenlly.
During the aftern- no. jo me*
and conleat* wen' rnjuyeil by the
children. In the donkey runt eat
Elaine Butler wa« given n jump
rope a* girl*' pritr, while Ray
Fo*. Jr. w *„ the recipient uf a
bo* o f top* a* Itiya* prire. liefreihments,
rnn*l*llng
of
Ire
ertam ard cake, were tfrvrtl by
the hnateaa, a»*l*trl by Mr*. Hal-

of the Pinca, Uow»—

A color scheme nf re.l ami erees

begin the New Year with a paw
Itonalil ianima. . --- *
book, each day a new page, eaetr
14. Wall*, (irrnwaltl— Dorothy
son (aid that she could tell what Clau«c Vmlln—&gt;larl in Claua# —
the future had In atore for them Plano.
lb. Itmitirg,
Selected— Mra.
but that ahe could not tell what
they would be. She then aald, Prralon II, Strphrnron.
“ Some make the moat of every
in, Noiwegian Itililal
Prnce*.
chance, some Ins* the chance ainn, Grieg Mary Ktiaalielh To*
away
But let the taak he what It may,
17. Sou* la Keullr, Thome—
if well with it you do
Alice Mcfilon*.
Don’t fret about the fu tu re-It
1ft. Concert Paraphrase Russian
will have a place for you,”
National A ir. Joaef- l-ow— Mra.
The following
program
wa* Preilon It, Klephenson.

sliver bowl nf.rvd ro ses an4 fern
around which were plaieil four
lighted red randies. Streamer/ of
led tulle ard green frrn extended
f r m the rhandelirr to the four
corner* nf thp table, while tulle,
ribbon* and
ndnrnrd the
chair In whirh the hnnnr gueat
wa, seated. The favors prurd to
he red nut rups filled with 1andlta, ami rovrlly ruses whirh,
when blown, proved to lie burns.
The birthday rake was Iced in
while nnd ad.... .
with , bur
lighted red candies.

C e d lia n

M u s ic C lu b

H a s 1 s t M e e t O f '3 1

Realdence Telephono 441
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MON DAT.

d ig W Number'Eight o f the Wola a a Y Klaolonary Society o f the
S i m Metbadlat Church will meet
Ml Tt*0 o’dock at the home 1 of
Wla* Alice Mr Kirn, «1S
Weft
eighteenth S tm t.
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TUESDAY
Tho Aaarian Claa* of lb* Firat

O ffic e r s

F o r L e g io n

N am ed

C h u rc h C o n v e n tio n
S ta g e d

A u x ilia r y

Officer* and eooimJlte** for the
new year w en appointed at the
meeting o f tb* American Legion
Auxiliary held Friday aftemcon
at th« home of Mr*. Sadyc Baufnei. Palmetto Avenue, with Mr*.
J. II. HlntermUler preeldlng. Mr*.
Hlnlrrmlater waa .elected prealdent; Mra. Karl fkhulU. vicepreaidrnt; Mrm Georg* W. Ki.lght,
treaaurer; and Mb*
Eliiabeth
Knight, aecretary.

In

O r la n d o

Over SO member, nf All 800I 1*
Cat hoi le Churrh hi re attended the
annual itate convention o f
tha
Sybil Boyd, Louise P u r d a n
which wa* hel,| in Orlando yea*
terday morning In Kola Park/ with
more than 2,00(1 Catholic laymen
from alt aectlnn* of Florida prearnl. The main feature of tho day'*
program waa the Pontifical High

With New Year rrailutloM oad
grade aa the topira for the after­
noon, the firat meeting of the 0 *clllan Muile Club for the year.
1931, waa held Saturday a f­
ternoon at 3:10 o ' c l o c k at
the atndio o f Mra. Fannie S.
Manaon,
Myrtle
Avenue.
Some point* brought out In the
general diaeu*aion were) " ( I t
Reeolutiana are * wonderful In­
centive In making ua to atrlve for
the thing we desire to do and to
be; end ( I ) a derlalon that fear
to make
rraolulion*
weaken*
character, make* u* a coward,
roba u* of the higheat w* could
be, and take* away from the beat
that it In ua."
,. Jn attending in all therlubineww

M is s

H a r r ie t

H o n o red

H a zard

W ith P a r t y

Rt. Rev. Patrick D. Barry, D. D. thought*, Mr*. Munson naked that
Penny M.Tecr.
waa developeil in the onmv nf
Fl|*t Street with Mra Pippin and Reumillat, welfare; Mra. II. It. bishop nf the dinrrte of St. Aug- they "throw away the old hook
til.,tat Hickory-Stirka. Ilrnk — Mra. Phillip*' home. I ’entering the
Mra James Murphy aa boat*****. Lalng, publicity; Mr*. Walter S. Uatlne, assisted-by varioeo WOOW- .wRtult*-sucres*rs and-fa IInres amt
(bt Spii.ning Song, tiomtelier . • refreshment table was a largr
Oolrmsn, artivitle*; Mr*. E. A.

' The Butin**, and Professional
Women’s Club will meet at 7:30 Douglas*, lefilia l Ion; Mr*. J. C.
o’clock at tha Chamber e f Com- B e n io - . music *nd. poppy dajr;
Mr*. James Huff, membership;
a»«rce Room* at tha City HalL
M (ia I-aura Chittenden, American­
WEDNESDAY
ism; Mis* Jeanette laving, rehabil­
Annual ball sponsored by the itation and house committee; Mr*.
H. B. l-ewia, in charge of penny
brga and Mr*. II. R. Stevens, his­
torian. Ml** Jeanette Lalng. Mra.
George Knight, Mr*. H, B. Lewi*
and four rffleera will make up
the executive committee.
During the meeting, letter* of
thank, for Chriatma* donation*
were read from the Crippled
Children'* Home In St. Peters­
burg, from the Children'* Home
Society at Jacksonville and from
Lake City Hospital. Yearly

T h r illin g
” H d rs
W ere

P o r tio n s

A n g e ls ”
A c tu a l

In

F ilm

Scenes

Mr ROBERT CRANSTON
For Uv* firat time in biatvry a
enloaaa) film aptctacle I* pre.venl1
Od without faked or proceeaed
•hou. In ‘Tlall’i Angela" when
you Me lomeont |n the air, he la
actually In the air. \nd when you
M l Person flylnb a plane, he 1*
tv. »rt**n y firing. U. There la no
'ahJHHr doing tha Dying. N o r a n
t IvJgofpsy faked ahot* where the
agtor* haj plait* are photograph0^ on a itudio atage, and the Lack
kraund duuble-expoicd in later.
^.Practically all of the* incident*
-a
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o f "HalTa Angel*" are baaed on
hctaal (Mtunenrea
during the
World War,; There i* nothing in
tha picture which could not have
taken plate, and moat e f tha iuridlnU actually did occur.
—
• Take, fttt-*x*i*pl*, the Zeppelin
aoquenra. The Incident of the low­
ering ot the obaereatlon car and
it* eevouing drama aetually occur-

her* of |he rlrrgy, including the
Rev! J. J. Ifelnerny, of thhr rity.'
The main apeaker* nf the day
were: the Right Rev. Monaignor
Mrfiinnis, S. T. D ,
LL. D , of
Brooklyn, N. Y., State Senator
John J. Co vie, I.L.D.. of Philadel­
phia; Rev. Father J. J. O’Leary, of
Pennaylvanla and J. J. Coyle. « f
Pennsylvania. Father O'Leary wa*
a chaplain In the Seventh Division,
U. S. army.
REDWINGS A T GREENSBORO,

ROCHESTRA, N. Y., Jan. 12.—
( AP&gt; — Definite
announcement
that the Rorhrsler
Red-Wings,
minor league baseball champions
and three time* winner of the In­
ternational league crown, would
train In Greensboro, N. C„ wa*
made here yesterday oy Wairen
C. Gllet, club prraldnvt.

krt, to five famillc* ami had
helped with food ami, clothing for
the netdv in addition to varioui
Incidental*.
Thc meeting plarr* for the
coming year were rhoaen and the
meeting wa* adjourned. Thr hnat­
eaa, aaitated by Miaa Elltjbeth
Knight,
arrVeil
refreahmenla.
Thoa* preaent were; Mra. E. U.
Stowe, Mr*. J. H, Hlnternvliter,
Mra. Gecrge W. Knight, Mra.
II. R. Steven*, Mra. Jama* Howard, Mra. Kadyr Baurnel, Mra. II,
R. Ijrwia. Mra. L. M. Llnehart,
Mra J ., C, Derion, Mra. F. E.
rani that they had helped three Rnumillat, Mra E. A. Douglaa*.
'•egtO'ferahaiiagci, and had aent ltiaa A rank* Taklcfc and Miaa
Thank*giving and Chriatma* baa- Eliiabeth Knight.

Ju st U n p ack ed

month
ra photitae
* 1 Rimes XVua*—
month 1a Ko
hew
chapter."
Mm. Mun­

Billie Zaehrr, Robert Wilted
P. Herndon, Jr., Frank Betvjg
H o n o r i n g D a u g h t e r Franclt RoumllUt end Hoyt 1
Jr.
Scetth heathrr and BMlca*, cmB e n e fit G ro u p H o )
phaaliing a pastel color mo*If, aM e e t in g L a s t F r id
dorreil the room* of the home
or Mra. Harold Viele. |BO:t SanA buaineaa and eoclal mraila
fonl Avenue, lloae Tenet, whea
Ike Women'* Benefit Aaaooi*
the entertained with a hrlilge and
k tto party Satu.May afternonn in wa* held on Friday *fterne*
honor . f ker danghter. Ml** ttora* the Kike1 Club on Beet \1
thy Virle. who** twelfth birthday HIiret with Mr*. Stella Smith
aiding. Hutire*, and aortal'i
It wav. Tlir talllea emphaaitel the
irra were taken up with all
rhoarr rol&gt; r note while the fa ­
member* ami vialtor* pr*a*at&gt; ;
vor* proved to lie novelty pink
It "waa decided that tb# n0*t
braket* riled with gum drop*
meeting will b* a toclal Of fait'
mode to rtpreaent amall flmeera.
with Mra. Annia Bandy, worthy^
Throughout the aflrmnon, card
financial aecrelary
and
record■
camri wrrp enjoyed at thr eonkerper, and Mra. Eliiabeth L» Pet­
rluainn ef whirh high aeore bridge
er*, aaaiatant deputy, aa holleao*
prlae fur the glrla, a doll pin
cushion, wert to Mia* Carolina
Hill, while high aeore bridge prirr
-fnrnhe lg’y i.'P-tle."n eitk 'M lti P.MiCuller, Jr..M l** Dorothy StewP a r t y F o r H e r C l u b . ..
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book for eeeell*
•rt wia givrn
Red rote* were uaed fo r decoraimr-in-lhe b&lt;ttn game* and Frank
Benjamin w »* the recipient of a tim e at the bridge party given
Friday evening by - MJaa - Mary 1
book for cuttlrg high.
At the Ira hnitr paradise pudd­ Went at her home on Eighteenth
ing and amall cakes, Irrd In pink, Street In honor'of the member* o f
were reeved hy the hostess, aa- the “ Little I-adie*" bridge clot.
slsttd by
Mra, W. R. Zaihry. Mlaa Went wa* a.aisled In en­
Those Invited weret the Mlaaea tertaining by Mra. W. C. Erlckwm
Sybil Bnytl. Margaret ’ Helti, Mar­ and Miaa Miriam Legge.
A t the roncluaion o f the brldf#
garet llrnnrlt; Dnria Walker. Eu­
nice Tyler.
Martha
McDcnald, game* Mlaa Mary Chapman, WA*
Caroline
Hill,
Isiulse Purdnn, had. higlv aeore, w *« given a eaaa
Pori, Rinkey, Anna llelle Brown, o f bath at It a. Refreshment* w e n
Miaa**
Mary Chapman. Dorothy Slewarl, aefvril to the following:
Esin Benjamin, Aldlnr Tlarrlaen, Mary Chapman, Margaret, Rettfa
Karlin Palmer, Caroline llilt, ■
Virginia
Meriwether, Charlotte
Hill. Sybil Boyd, Loula# PurdM ,
Moughtnr, and L. P. MrCulier, Jr.,

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t 9.60

11.10
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Curtains
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have been waiting for an­
other ahlpment o f thooo
beautiful Criaa Croaa Cur­
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we are happy to aay they
arrived thla morning, (let
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19.90
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21.90
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