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O ccupy id e n tica l Status
O f H usband In M arriage
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RAISE QUOTA
.s SIGNS REVEAL

&gt;rm'e-.le.i a m otto
«W*d"«- i atveut $11,
and hoeonvaa formally
» « &gt; ' in awdlmA. One is /oaiprtl. .i tn .o p p « t the other tf he
c* «h, t. nut nf vrnri nr ill, and
. thi n &gt;.'.opined p'0,M*ty ante
mat. a ll. Pren.nea JoinU'y name !
IHem i &gt;uenu are c a a a t d e r e d
wu«». (ui extravagaaeat
cmcanOinfr tHa ea
srith
a u - t i t he maiTtarr «»
pli.neU. .rficial, miRetvt the nun
I*" nt m a r n i f i a As noim al. S o n .
h « 'e oex'n a pmaihlr evjdanattan
•&gt;f ih i, in tha k su 'tn g n hed arv tn
latvr renters
1*»&lt;t. part) ha&gt; a n rh l ta re
lam hi. esm a an v nr huh* may
»te['t 1-tit ire I&gt; sane nne. t'hange
nf nsHlrner hv either parly f a n
lint nh'ipe tf*e other tn do like

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OVIEDO IS S C E N E
(ampaijarn1OF 3 R O B B E R IE S
ENACTED T O D A Y

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N ew Citrus Industry,
Wi l l Give &amp;mp»yment To liigNumtar
Of L o c a l Workers

•• • wlBfvrt| artil l.akr
• uni|&gt;o * « ,.f the I(f**| I rom
W ith in a few doyn. th a 7 5 0
“*
11 ' v •• •em m iltm
or m o re liv o l rvw idcnto w h o
.* •«ti*i'*r«l t^Fir rtiI)Fctlon« E a r l y
M o r n in g R a id s
h a v e been ceekingf em ploy*
v.ifEc # It’ ll of thr $;tk»
O n S t o r e s A c c o m ­ m m t a t th e K rk era o n C an nln ig
•
• nun k Iv ll !|UnlA ha.f
w th rvrrv in .Mm on
p a n ie d
B y
B l a s t s • V . p l a n t o n T h ir t e e n t h
• Men m|, r»-| rn* u p m Ihr
— —
S tr e e t, w ill lea rn
w h e th e r
&lt; O|,| hot! 'nun M lllF d
• l.int* n I Mltn. fnihnrity
'* n” or .... ..
S h ,riff J y th e y w ill aecun* e m p lo y m e n t
Met le'land and m .m lxta nf h,. M, , h(. p |a n t w h)ch w ||| be_
•*r for »h
rtnin.tlu t
t HmI wtitle thu hnuRe-ti&gt;-h'Mi«e lu.re Dilan.tn r.nger-prtnt e .p ert. giu „ f „ v , o p erB tio n w |tW n
t'Uipfep li'in c tofv-chrr wit t a i l • » 'a t f«u n
.
,
iitihrrw in Smifnril the 11\ tuil.i town tntnkhMil. itnd , l
i4 '»fi:nu».xt o*t IXrr T h m t
• r • laOir \ln Ukt* )ua«t Nei*»i itim •« vrrul humlrctl #ielt*.| n tlir iu
^1* n**Xt
° U ays.
i it ir.t, p g m,. *N" hivt no! yet of uvinlo wvru still *1 lo«« «•
m«'mir&gt;c. J. H K«-uny. plant
U ’c r *olk itr*l 1 1 mI «b|« n |n r
inakt* In the l.lentitv . f the rnhher nr I auporintendent and ganreol mgno■ 'itiilu tin n . n»» leave them with lohher' » !e. ,a rly thia innrnin.:, **r I" chary, of tha entira pro*
I intnii E kiten , ,
S*nf«n|. made three entrance* t.i . Iurea, durtion. *k&gt; tni'y vending nut
tlU a ilc Nat rnial |tank, ... „ nd made away » lth - a quantity ni |m*tml cta!&gt; to all applicant',
i hex. tn Mr« I I, .s ha inn. roll meiv han.tiw. and a email amount *"king that they rail a l th* of*
'I chan man
of . »*h. and tdew two «afe* in nil He* •‘(hiring the week. There they
The niemtei .|,ip drive vul’ ..m attempt to Ket at their e.mtinu. w,*l bn que'tione.1 a ' to their fit*
w v «n M um
f . I.. \\ eat. prominent Ovieoo nr”
limie IRtll \,.» y., Mr. Atlet,
for vartoii' type* of loho*
d&gt;x wrvtn tmg oefoa.'
_1 needed
needed i tat the
the canning
canning nlant .lur*
•aid. a . -h wrgt i th a t ail t v . . y ’ .'-jr. inter, lewevi thia mi.rning.1
.
.adjotrtlntf
. . . . . . i—
erf OOP
that rftr-r».x.—
Ki* 'loVd'*tha
'"W .i—
the ------e.^
n rit TdQr month,. Ap­
tntrre'le.1 ,n the ................ .. •aid •*—
nf a county Kr.l fr...« nor-e » . .. I awton ilrother. (rfh ery, anil Ni i I’Heanla who mccn»«fully p o u
vaarffidaeupiui p
M jt M t r s A F e v w K tw ]
have a- yet tailed
n.akr a .1. I lark', Drug Store were the three questioning at to their axpertene*
net inn. «en.t in ih ir e'lnlrthutiunr p'ace. , ntrred by th# unidtntt in ^ worth, will l»# notified to
le ta ir that tune
Iteil thieve. Th r Nlblaok pl*r# P“ rt for work probably on M«fH
hftiatm Tnr %
...
_
la k e Monroe rrvidenla .h.. j . .) wo* apparently th fir »t entuinl. ‘*»&gt;' of n#tt we^k, ar^orUing to Mr*
S .W FH W f l J H U
let
&lt;V xVmexe
'V r * * * ™
N^
H M
L . '« the diive; Knitter t |Mr 1.M. Ihv lhirvr« illin* a »afe which 1 Kenay.
th fhr \atmii
w c u o fiNTerln* jnTf &lt;\ T .I t x v t itf final*, i | wun-hinr
Inttrxirwevl at tho plant head.hm ated f it;;. I '..InVed re fid e n t' • a* nnloehed and contained no
VTirthltat. a S t m e n i i 'h i xwrinu* ,ul,.itfi*rin atm*. *ed -tuning thr Much .he rlnml* tavu
in h..th to w n ' ..n a lrd
I hair, money, lifting the eaah ra-pater quartan thl* morning. C. H. EekrWmunt Mi ***• ^ ' h h n e nrr.iniiatinn. kav. l4tchl«M«d RUIIS |MU» w|Hit« tell lh«
men nf cxiniinitlee* in nlher ,xi|- and '.Turing a 'm ail aunt, nml i non, president of th* new Q.tO,.
-ntaxhed a v*eh .irtraniaeit alien h«ii *ton &lt;%t lb* fm mtMa iti \ nitu.l
ma.le away with about *150 in 000 concern, 'aid that with pearlyinc town* have nut reported.
unimitr maxim t v * x au icvli'v rliw
stm tos.
Mix. Sbaton wa&lt; roll .-all hail- ahotguna. rode, tccl'. and other tlraity all of the modern and
'h» t m r u .
tv. i ^hmi; 3 .V»
nf Umn
thw KW'JINI.inw) tl« hi *n-tm l m»h man. She w«. aa'l't.-d hy tin lol mert-l.andi'e.
erlentifteally conetruetad machinery
ilia » f n liew mumwK w&gt;w Nianmii (hr »U .»h. t • f «*«»Rl» t*nAe in :hr T ar \\ r t nan
In*Inc captain- and teim .: Mr'.
The next place entered, through inetallad and loti minute touehka
^
m B lt «\ h»Mint fbnrfr^mu.i hW .1utn
tta omm; it-iion la»t »rrk of th« Hyde llyrxl. captain, with Mr,. ! ,hr I f" 1’ * door a ' w i ' the Niblack being given tn other time and
*fM l » 'f
luOr*d tm flrfMtr
WiMtnri Pa*if«c .m l tiivat \ .rth Itoj TVilltam'. Mr* Jam.-* Iti.lv.. ploe*. »a* tha Lawton groer'/. j l*h«ir-aavlng device', he and Mr.
nl**m
h-Mfta Of ThM riNR, T*‘*&gt; nrn raitroA.i rkiiii.i«in%. celt iratn l
Ml* It It. Itagged, and Mr* There tho thug* ivid*nc*| iig-n , Kenny have turned thalr attention
Hi ^
■ Chict ‘ire « t .4 l.xw- M&gt; Hh-Hhi . 4'mIi I
,
_
Hugh
IVhrIchell. Mr*. A. I*, t'on- " f pn.fci'lniiali'tn by blowing the tn the teek of eecurtng capabla
-* •&lt;wwew»| xnex'tmc wSiwOi -r-ivi*. Hanpann
* * •" '*"■ ' " ' l i *•! ‘ be railr,m.t | nelly, taplain, with Mr* S. tl door of a -mall ,af* in the ftont labor.
“. ”t
BW hllJ. . " welt! t.rm* fhe
Th, » « . , ! . hwee been m o k lrr. hodderx ' u
Wot n.l»| I'cx-d. ...
lie decarml that there ie a poe&lt; hare. Sr.. Mr*. I&gt;ai»y tl l..-wt, , n( the More, and firing one rhargr
A lianiew *&gt;»•&gt;) mpwtrnd la the mvl-vtigaVinT. iumle-r compan, •&lt;*«u «Silt R whip
and Mr« L F. Boyle; Mr*. J. (I 'Into the door of a larger «afe in • thiIIty that he will employ ap%n mrmvtul nwuCTVx a-erwding to , a m t •» 1T1 raihawla of fared
la n ry, raptain. with Mr* E. I. lb* rear &lt;«f th* (tore. Tli«y *e praaimately 100 parenne each day
• - R v m q S . V a rw m . atta he ot jeoduit*— thr |onge*t Irani in the Hoy. Ml*. U. G. Ktell; Mr* H .. iure .1 only a «m*U amount a&lt; ea&gt;h during the haigljt ot tha ,
KWrftod twwtea «arw i^w *n -at t btptriy a f fWBU^uag — the hour
tvte»tpn.captM a. vt.H Mrs. Fnu-1. '*HIW( .I H r Jr*t n i k u l .a c l r t taaohlnw thorn .!» abH tg.-a^f
** Jmknr. At the * ' * iuaa. &lt;5ar*-«a (ha wew ewad a a a Cgwwed. A ',
Miller. Mr*. Wvtan Sjwe-. ar.dl»l®t*. »««1 look H f r ln i,% rath hour* aoch, ‘ th ai ilv l« g '* r » (
•vt-t^fwaui. i w a i v - ha« I n * made
aOwT lumber
cmnp'ay aim .1
(Continued on Page Threat 4
Mt»« Hot n Marenlette. Mi* D. regUtar. fny th* n u l l 'of# eonW * S tivwaiuy. up »• .Wal at hr
malidved thl* geeture wiUt a umi— ■ ■ ■ «■ .■ a
- *
1.. Thrgaher, raptain. with Mr*. t»ln#d Bo money, and tha large
W fHh
rflR. imwina^a k . h H i -mmrc11■ «« rtigV
' lal te n ia ,.f t i , n a n pen .o, ta, fnl
*afa
reeleted
U|*
charge
R
A.
Newman,
Mr*.
Sadie
II
|.ru
',
Ita* &gt;1 *Hi
The a c in- lived quietly tn
InWlog a few hour- after the rw
Tha thug* than entered tha I
Mr«. Fre&gt;l T. Williaun, and Mr*.
towism miaiXer. nf 1hr eity Mr «rd-ti»tn.
K. D. Mobley.
tVeat ito re from th* roar, knocked;
"K* *am,***r —eei* Ndare no.km* «e*e«*a. Thoa | Wne af the ran t
ehe.nng
ff tha
evidently,j
Alwi. Mr*. A. T. White, c*P'«'". the
th* knob*
knob* o
o ft
Ik* aafo.
aaf*. evidently
*
I MMWUW- tB»IU
it. Itax twpaa « ernrtea
etnUte, I* i .hang*'* tn Ihr.lxienw a weather
with Mt*. G. D. I)l«*T&gt;p. Mr*. to plae* a charge of eeplodlng1
whe-h a-- many a- S*ai i.-nuin* were v a i the m-w • fnwn the I.-devil rew ned tn &lt;««■ xuctit T w - ahln i- I d p e l.anV tune that 13 leading Gearye Mr Rory, and Mr*. G ift i»wder. A ll they got «ae a ! • * S l B g C d T O B I O I T O W
I-ingle; Ur*. Frr*l R. tVi'*ou, dollar* from th* ca*h re ji'ter.
w-e» erfthdbdMey apen.-tit-vrf them | -Oepartmetu -I .re* •« the I'actfir
.■ aplain, with Mr*. Si R Joor*, Mr. Weat ballavr* that the Time*
*«dvox wore rehwxe.t. hot nvai-x | utopr e r llt m l la*t year'* Ortoher
On th* ava of ahat I* expected
Dnion delivery truck, which ueualtn be a banner day In th* M u o n ic
Were twtd Sir dnp..rtatmn
‘ -a ir, «a 0 .i..;wr thi* yarn. Thxt Mt». S. 0 . Shinhol'er. ami 'I.
ty arrive* in Ovlt-lo at alxiut 1:00
J.
H
r»lclough;
Mr*.
II
M.
Ituui
X iv.
-w M T .
hlitory ef Sanford, official* of tha
Vtw i k d a ha rut tha yiaixm
waa «n a in-.'*-v kaab.
A W o’clock In tho morning, frightened order thl* morning called th* at­
t.ley, captain, with Mr
e* •wi
imigaS la Wat the only r a -e n 1 A* ta valmn- at g.mds, man, «.f
Knot,
Mr*.
C.
It.
M
a&gt;
Mr
the
robber*,
and
that
they
mad,
tention of all Im b I and vliittnc
h‘ ,,h&lt; for the dupnnatlon vtriee. thr th&lt; c*he ;n ta n * that did i*&gt;t
•dm ii'eu
Uig T he g avenummi al-e mahh ta il v e -.’x .mltai -ale, had Hoyt Ware, Mra. J. A llarrulo, their get-away before flowing Id* Matter Ma*on* to th* fart that
•afe.
•
Mr*.
G
II.
Hrran,
ami
Mr*
t
ia.x
Hleor^ii
paUarl the imnugiui. a trreai.-r !&gt;■ • tn.**.
m gaud,
ihelf praiane* waa neatlad al every
Oviedo |a tmlay an eicite.l loan, •ttdon of thu iltatrlct Matonlo
lum*elf tn u * uttaerapuloua *mug t nmfle Thru hwxei .-a-h laeiaue Iwnnardy; Mrt. Ilowat.l O vnlin,
;
captain,
with
M
i'
II
i
Velie,
with
knot*
nf
|u*oplo
on
w
erv
meeting to bu held in th* Maionia
wo* Owe t« h»w»e |.i a e«. Slave- r,.eh-i*
Mr* I'aul niggvra, Mi* M Mio ri.rncV, and all three atone crowd­ TattlpI* tomorrow,
•"Uatij -»f th e y ear iimnlgniMt- I orted cmll.--t i,.n* .1 .4.1 arrowntn
a u k ; Mr*. F. E. Roiimill*' -a|i- ed with lnterrate.1 i--ra.ni' who era
I * flfHI ■ eiU... (he enqntfjr Uvithaut klM.-v
n xu n if in mntr Tr»*rl&gt;.
Th* f l n t eerthn ot th# work
tain, with Mr- I. M l.inehar*. ■ liu'-ti. nlng Mr. Lawton, Mr. \Y,*t, will baglo at 6 :00 o'clock In tha
(IS: t h s I t t.rewLhig the law. | T V I V i V i ire 4 K Irvine ciun
afternoon,* with worthipful maa*
' ■ It Ivad mail* &lt;XI»- en-l Mr*. F.. F It" «h--Mei; Mr*. and Mr. Nlli'nrk.
iwt g^^txap -add. 'Y h o p W ee'« t a r n ,
Ait Orlatuln finger-prinl eepert tart of th# variou* diatilct lodge*
^„
*r*er aw ItrtU « a MOO -a « • m u .v I lu mei « than at any prectaa- lime J.w McDch. captain, with Mr*. I
t'h
a
rV
'
Oinra.l,
Mr*
M
S.
Wig*
!
'
,H,h
neveral
plctuiea
which
he
orcapvlng tho chair*.
. - •
An Ala Vikinry
Following a dinntr, metfiUr* ot
Srvxvwt
ma t
c .yporationa i gin&gt;, captain, nlth Mr i J. I., clamird were authentic print* it
Pcrli'ne,'
the
fibber*'
fingxra.
||u
will
cl.c-k
Hurt,
and
Mr*.
II.
I..
%igyewha*»ea'Pae B|UR,1(|||[
rv*wv« yenr
tha Orlandy Lodge will exampllfy
wteetuflhaned Hhxt fm aarnl p..,iMr* II M tVateon. captain, w ’lh ■ hem egainat print* nf eavurgl w o rl'lti tho itcund (action. In ad­
'"*■ - ami tadteae it 'Vi W (W. T.-C la tiaa. Tkey wer-t .a -h on hand to
revaiwd criminal* now operating dition to tho Ura\J Ma*tor at
” ” p. erecture
I k*1*
"’»» -bare to th.. i L , n Mr*. Paul Stine, Mr*. Allen lllnunl.
°*
M r,. W aller II. lU ch, ami Mr*. in Flurlia, in an attempt to fix Florida lodge*, g«y*ral paat grand I
WRrWl, rvtiruif the Fjm V •: «h«l
” SkJi *;&gt;«&lt; «► •*
the n-*pun*iblllty.
M**t*r, and other ptgmlnant Flor­
Wtv, ?Ha*\ ‘ ^
WiWifftiiHii! c.Mi-idrrr'l l i r - 4 Pen S t r a a r t .
WW « « r ulbar ISM
Mranwhila. at th* otfh'e uf ida Maaon, will bo preeant.
Mr*. Gladye M. William. * a i
W *4 tariM ; m **
o.’ txh wi-h •Ok t v
.Kauman nf th* Semin I, High Sheriff Merit-Hand, hla deputy rat V fliUncial pns|t|.in «if
to «k » tu tu far the In-rtcr. r.eport, ; s
»roup: Mr*. J. Til.lrn Jar- ported that tha 'n tlr* f.xrr* u
AwManre.1 a retora of ' fund
t o j r,,h»- ••h»‘rra»n of th* J mor working on til* cat*.
Ui^King orcouatv I man- « m cW** H ub group; MU* Grace Gil!-»i,
n«t the
ttw lank*
l«nk* u*rd
uoed the
Uw (hoiinutn of tha Hivithildc group;
and
—
*
. • s
grwmed tn tty-m to revue'' Mi*. J. ('. Mitchell, chairman of
•IhWH a IT k lll-D
Karl Lehmann, .rcreU ry of t|#
a
twirrumingx
a
f
the
frdrrtha
Ea«t
Sid*
group;
Mia*
Emma
ttxi g m a m thnu j
Samlnol# Ciunly Plumber o f Co*»»
n,
,
(htan chair man of the W**t Si Jr
srewi the be-ri.--.i
marc# ihU morning **nt out nun*
c
n
w
itk
-w
grain
gr.w
rra
rroap,
and
Mi**
Mtldral
Mitcltell,
a. and Oecub- not
The f ln t parade if number* of •rnuo latter* to h«ada ml all cltioa,
n on la ir}» -IrvaM i groin tholrmon a f tha Grammar achonl
tha Ku Klux Klan to ha aven here towni ami cuontlaa alone th* § 1.
k Spokana report «oid in- araup.
John* Rlrar from Hanford to Jaak*
tplro farmer* hot told 3 ,Mrs. Glady. M William' » i t In p'lms time look place Saturday
•onrllU, aektng that thay bo rapronight
at
about
H
:
1&amp;
o’clock
when
tankaU of a k t i l ta tha captain of tha trxtth commute*,
•antad In largo nurahara at a maat*
approalmalaly
110
mainbara
of
the
Anra around ~tt»a peak o f aba w ai OOsUttd by-th* Mi»»#»
In* In PaU lka. Wadnoaday,’®#*. S,
baa.”
.
'M ariaria IKDoae. Martha May. order march'd through dtwntnwn
•ohara plana for tha orfanlaatloa
'aliform* Turkey Grom- JU .U U r Iliggliu . Jana Sharon, itravta for aavara) minutes before
of a Alt. John* Improvement Aariutioa aaid tbrra la « U ( i HaVa WiDon, Marjorie Bon Iike, disappearing In the rld nlty of tha
•oclotion will bo dlaaoalad. Tha
and a C md demand .
I Francos Ikmraon, Mary Mac well, lakefront aviation fold.
It la understood that t u y gath­ plan la ta organise at one* and la '
■
i lamias Hick on, Jaanlta Smith,
ered at the Municipal Park, Urova work for tha daralopmant of trnnoa
H ead
I *U , **r " Tam ar. Gen* lJutey, I. da to the U krlrunt field where they partition and yachting on tho riy*&lt;
Marr ui*nwm,
Diahtoo. Prince*
| k _ *• 4 . ^ 1 w
a x la
mmrw
||Kr« donne.ntuir robe, and nuuka, and ar. Thoaa who con raarh Falotko la
D C R l R l r t a t e n u t y W i W Rath Peanuan. D ontky
than, hands I by two automobiles tlmo. w ill attand tha Rtwatfa Chih
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‘ Haines, Margaret Varner. Mario
w , *
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which
contained Klansmsn and mrating a t noon.
• M w o B. a Cosmed, A . W. t m k and Mrs. W. U Morgan.
Urge
fiery
true*as,
paraded
First
A . f . ChnmhecUin re Mrs. Ptul Tboarpaon, Mrs. W. K.
Street. Hundred' of residents K O C K R F ItL X R U A A H T C w t
in S»rrf«rd ) 't h t r r k j aIW - l&gt;y*oa. and Mr*, f . W. IUn«Wr.
waan frmm S i ISgoryburc » W rr
Branch chairman a t r t t Mrs. lined the streets to witness tho *1lent marchers.
TARXYTO W H , New Yark. K or,
fhey wrtendrd M» anaoKI tWrc-day K. T. Ilaiiv;a. Altamonte; Mrs. A.
I t — (A .P .)— J o in 0 . RocbofaUoK
e m ie w a m e f th- F lo r id State G. Wagner, C h .loota; Me*. IJordon
Immm^eaadgg.
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* * M P » evxarwed with huwr*.! cla im lU rriao*. Geneva; Mas.
kmen te W o eWcted pem tl ■ « a f g y Muagvavo, U k . Mar/; Mbs
T A L IA IIA SSE K ,
N ot. !«.—
S S T 'f l - i '
W*r ~■ f t « w Cntamingnr, U o g vo o d ; Guo IA.P.J-- I^gsl notice* pahJithed
*2 * T * r V T W 1fr^taw tty
« w Scbmah, Lak* Monroe; Mrs. W. hero Saturday alatad that tha real
n n » y ^ T * d a^ al fm o rw itie . „ rm ycon ft. Fhnl»i M r t Floyd and personal property o f tho T . J.
t a j o y w e d S tia a .
,
Land, Oacoaia, and Mrs. O. G. Appleyar.l Printing eompany Kara,
for many )aors Florida state
a h - ' ,! ^ rV .
cc«vo~ j W ekM t. O M a
n f l ^ p S T v / ' J - ^ W s ttloa waa chairman of printors. will bo sold Ot public
auction D ec 7 to satisfy a r o u t

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ALIEN S M U G t t BETTER BUSINESS
KING BROKEN IT REPORTED FROM
RYIEMRAL MEN-WESTERN AREAS-’
Of Par- Rays Of Sunshine Are
Noticed On Business
Fhr O e p n c t a t ia a
Horixon On Pacific

District M e e t i n g
Of Masons W i l l Be

Ku Klux Klan Holds
Parade On Saturday

Named

Off

Cities Are Asked To
Attend River M e e t

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r .iilim

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s . . One Thousand Farmer*•
' The OrniiB~rruinty Chamber &lt;i( (&gt;rim ere^ Km jrvauglf
V ite d a plan by w hich it hopes to obtain for tB % P « cu o n
**1000
a rm e rs in F ive Years”.ItIt stiiria to believe
____F..______________Yeah**.
____ t t t t 6ne
o f th e beat method* o f building up t h i t coraraui
U by
b rin g in g in m ore farm ers from out-of-state farm co&amp;ttnunltie s. In th is connection, however, it adm its th a t "tficn t a fe
c e rta in fundam ental facts and inform ation t &gt; - t &gt;hou Id be:
p resented because th e y uro basically soum L ^nd Success In
a o y branch of fA m ln g will lw easier In a tta in If they a re
given consideration."
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So the O range County Chamber of Commerce h a s p re ­
p a re d no less, thn.i twelve hit . of advice w hich to rm a p lirt
o f Its cam paign to bring in HMhi farm ent In J iv e y e a ra f as
follow s:
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1. "T h e re la m ore in the man than th e re is In ;th e
land."
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2. In v estig ate Ik fore you in v est *
f_\
3. A dap tab ility Is'th e ftlrm rrs g rra le st idea'. Be su re
th e place you Imy and its location is nduplqd to tn e kind
of farm ing you plan to do.
'
4. Find out if you probably have enough capital to
c a rry th ro u g h your plain before siiending any of it.
5. F lorida's clim ate ami soils necessitate som ew hat
d ifferen t m etlinds and &lt;nips from those ’buck honfl.*’, b u t th o
it, MOYEMBB^Mg, U ll b asic principals arc ttic* same.
&lt;&gt;. You can soon adapt y o u r elf ns oth ers haVe done
BIBLE V I U I B O B T O D A Y
to these differences. Consult your County A gricuItU raf
ILL 4 8 J T E U r r - U t not your A gent, or ONJ.Y successful fan n ers in tho sam e line .In
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H fe trm bU d: ya believe in y o u r com m unity.
7. Produro all the food vim ran for home consum p­
!« b *ilrrr o h o -I n me. In lay
ber'a haoaa a r t many man- tio n . Have a vegetable garden, a row, at least 25 h e n s ; thgn
Ml If It war* no| »ov I would y o u r money crops.
• . .
f UM 70 U. 1 go to prepare a
8. U se the h is t lifed seed, the best bred anim als you
M far ‘you.— John l t d , IL
can find.
9. K iirressfnl growers find it essential to use com ­
,Y F R —.h'ather.
m ercial- fertilisers fo r profitable production.
10. Yf.gr liruin work in farming here will be worfji
m ore dollnfo and n o ils thou your brawn work.
11. Co-operate with your neigblstrs in production a n d
:ln m arketing, and identify vuurself with com m unity a e tjv -

dlh b ltU rtr 1IU roust'
k W # ftW co w « rd hid*.

Traffic Fatalitien
DeHtiiJi* I he vast lni|irnvptMcnta W-hirh hitvt* been m ade
m otor veh ii'IcH (inrinii Hie juts I f nw yearn, and lbn intenatvp . cain|&gt; liirnn wiiirlt have Is h i waged to incri’a.nt*
W aee, Mcurily and prlda
enntinn Ip ilriybig, llti-rr has lufit very little |imgrt*nn
Only eith the hieve abide.
Thba* who run (rpm Truuble1* blow fttadc in tin* re iuctimi of traffic fnlulitica. T he di'iw rtm cnt
Into Failure'* n in p mu t t&gt;
o f c o m .n m i' lias ret idly iirtim rcd aoino ligtirim indicaling
And must suffer to the end
ullglit im pruvt iritiil hi simiu nf mir larger cities, which
Hurt* (bat (line call ntver mend.
l lie Tumpu Tim es present* ns follows:
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■'The ilt par: nieiil nl i nuimiirce itimnuncca th a t du rin g
weelta cmling (Jt-tolivr 31. lO.'U, 82 larg e cities In

a^ l'..kg ' *
U. HcCORHICK
inghfCe cause foilmatn* the fa ilo ts
xxt
l of the f o l t r i l roort* In 1801 to p rb t^ t
iOart 14 the freedom of the press the ftsrt-.
sUtationa,af the W « state i peo»y*CSW? *We*h for elective joa***, belirti * J M t in s that they wer,. rafrguardltuf
z f 3 J t penonai right* seen though a t ties
| u v :ii« of jaiUrial efficiency.
3 3 3
M |»v.eyhc, as It arms fe a m l ihnt
J u S M n.'m *thhtJdJ. curbing 'the p ttH
wrnJyti p ifim f '•jbaaja found In one stats
W K ir ts ■ ouMTOetihnle I In other state*
^ l _ 't 5 'y h r w v i l r the eoerWjjttos and a fT n io lr r io f thft politician* in |&gt;owW rmoVril o' sufficient • delpisojt*eia.■■ the r.i/r nf ( Near V,"tho
i v Ui tttai* of VIInnerut:*
&gt; ;|)rtlel
to -the iftnprrniH- rh O ft 'X T lhe
f f U h j M L d il r d States In the hep* that the
^
&gt;wh is nor runnel\.t ion *ouH
H- d'before lirrp»rabb* damof the judiciary dock not find ,t , p In »ur institutions had hern
frequently standing on the aid* of "
the individual oppreeied by govIn lonseqnenee the deei*ion nf
*mm nl.
.
the lOnlnrity of the court, *0
In Fogland f i e eou r tV I O ffiffi prmgmficwrtly worded hy Chief
tenting th, km* in hl* 'jtaH d*r Juslire Intyhee
not only show*
ra ia rp y haw n t be n prang tq li.nl. O11* court In* fn iw to ap­
oppose the monarch.in hi* fumpreciate ik,. |diil«rophy which
llen* a» legislator or eiecptlvf. govern^,! i,nr reoaration from
They
have alway* considered
Knplaml and the foondntion o f pnf
Uiemselvem aa the ruler* and tb*nation hat, has put lb" a lu tre tt
ilefeqilanta before them the rtilel. oT il.e'trlne ini ft thr ronrrete o f
1 hey hare restated and atill t* Judlrial drci^lnp. thus rulminntintf
*i*t earh effort In fres th* in- I the Rrint wort; of Jrfferton and
t '.tidual. The Kngiwhmair i* still I
eslaldisMa* tile frce.if.ni of tlte
a lubject. nut a cltiten. ant) Hi* 'ir.ress in the fair and tinging **nUK hi. are Ihnitei t i thr ruiea of ) l i n e e s ..............
Ian unrelated
any principles of (
"The admini t ration nf governfrewlnm nr equality.
ment has luco in, more rom plel,
(h e r there Ui« rausr o f fees* the opportunities for sun Ifni sane*
(tom ha&gt; been fought by individ­ and rorruptinn have multiplied,
ual*, hy parties in parliament, by tyinie tun* grown to iy»rst serioti*
riot*, by Juries refilling to obey proportion:, and the danger of lit
the judges, and by insurrection. . uroti rtion t&gt;y iinfaithful official*
Pul never ha* it been supported : and of lie ii|ip;iirinent of the funby the judiciary, a* ha* frequent- [danirninl
|
security of life
and
|y been tly rase In till* rutin'. ,7. 'prop*
I
tly by criminal alliances
In th* Colonies a* in Cngtan &lt;, f.*d of ft. il ncpiiCt, enq hoiire the
the riiurln repr**e1lleii the pnvrr 1 !»dr **v i t t 'l nf a vigitant an!
lUfnt from above and npp. . ■’
i.i- ,oi pito.j, especially In
ijp pen|le. Adranre* In lih "i
. The ia d
Itvat the
wart attained in spite of them.
' • / of lie* press may be
The outstanding ra*e &lt;f 1 V.
, bpse i ijT - r e - m in t purveyor* tfT
y.rrtircr » N ew York pnhUtnet. »cj*. ;.l dmnut make the less
who was acquitted by n jury 0 neces.uiy tho Immunity nf the
tpile nf th , inaeliination* of ror pm
fniii invvi.ms m u rain t In
rupt and overbear n* judges 11 * den li in* s ll'i of fin a I nilecnmluet,”
landmark In the hl*t‘ ry of our independenr r.
Our "Irugyle for liberty wa*
fostered by a pres* fr r i from

W. S. Entzmingcr

fit

$ £ iis £ t

More rumor*: l

la Kenlueliy I* ihtl,

raptanc* uf whk&gt;.

was mail* a

condition tree Client til, the.. AMi
ccplane* of tho jCotulltutOm it* j
■fife
*f
*
t,'!{
That whan th# Feiferalitt Tar­
ty, i|c*iieraleil from '•» &lt;lay* i.f
fretlnaaa, pa*»#*l Ike Sedllimt
Act la pr-tect it* corrupt mem­
ber* from well earned criticWm.
the court* dmuM have declared
the a rt unconatitutional la now
well undantood. Tb1* tba r'atj-,
eralUl Judlriary rrfuaal to d?.
and, hark na hack bey-pd Ihe

rour weeks ending Novemlier 1. 1B80, Most of th ese
d a tlis w ife tin* le so l's nf accidents which occurred w ithip
And will there lw a rummunity th e cofpnraie lim i.s of the rily, ulthnugh some nccidetits
Chrlntma.i-Tie# In .Tanferd. thi*
(KCIHTisI, t*Ulaide of the city, limits.
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"F or eMiporlmui. the num ber of ileatha dun to nDtomo■ Thi* i&gt; the month of Thank/piv- biio accidents w i.hiu t iU lindts in desirable. Such fig u res
lag, with murh In Sanlord to l.e are uvnUuliUi fur flu* foiir^ttyek period ending October 31.
1031, and for tile niVVi'SpnnuIng four-week periud of 1080
thankful for.
fo r nil hf lly* H2 ci/ies, the four-week period in 1931 Imj: Vary faw girl* have Vo win a ing 357 ns con Iris In l with .591 for the corresponding fo u r
beauty contest to find out how wedks in 1930.
(Carina from lima to tlm^ in all
g rttly (bay are.
,
'Tu-w iiU ring by four-week periods since ian u iiry , 1929, brancha* of tho Wa*hington «ov-- -------- o--------—
ronspicu' u*ty
ornment and ona
fiweel etc the uee* n( adversity, Iulnl dinillm from iiutumoldle acclilcnta fo r 82 cities, re g a rd ­ prominent In the dlaaantina tqt n
less
of
place
of
accident,
lljc
lowest
total
1472)
appears
fo
r
poateona ha, said. Hut thriw U ai*u
I he four-week period .'iiding February 23, 1929, gnd th e ion of Near v. the Stata of Mini highest (830) fi.r the fuur-wrek period ending N ovem ber naaota.
* The *r#at f lth t that Thom**
12, 1929.
“ For th e 52 week periods ending October 31, 1031, an d Jefferson l#,j apainat the alaj* it
i f tha Sedition Act, acaiaat the
November 1, 1930, th * totals far the 82 c |tle s were, re- corruption of tt|a FedaraUaL l‘W-.
apt c l tv ly, 9,031 'iiul 8.7 2G. which indicates n recen t ra te o f
25,4 per 100,(MIU population us against a .i.e a rlie r rate of
24.9 or nu increase of two per cent In the ri^tc during th e
y ear.
"Of then* fatalities, Miami, the F lo rid a ‘city used in
th e compilation, shows four for the fuur weeks ending Oc­
to b er 31 th is year ngulnst three (or the cur reopen ding
period of lust year noil (10 for Ih r 52 Weeks ending l)ctu b er
31 ju st p.issul against 51 for the 32 weeks ending Novem­
b er I. 1930.”
Mr*. Caraway tecotae* the »*a&gt;
Id wotaatt aver to aarva in (he
lifted Btatca Hrnala- gut .Kulh
nan Owan may yM 1»tM flr*t
SANFORD. TWENTY YEARS AGO
n i l tv#r to b# ifr tr iw t&gt;i»t
W...nlr.iw Wi I_.ii i* tkaeiiniin* t.. ■n.l Mr*, [&gt;. I*. Tliraiher, Mr. amt the** rifh ta had not been aatabLurome a ftiimhltthle
fiiinihlahle rival
id( W,
W. Mr*. Walter IIami. Mr. and Mrs. llahcd by * daciaion of tha Hirivdl •&gt;
J. ltryan in the number of IhrMov’
&gt;
H.Lart Newman ami i)r. and Mr*. f iM t Court.
c r a lk interment In which ho k
When. Ihervfor*, foverA^enU
&gt;amur| INilavton ana may nail |wa and poHtlca antaved upon tha
tha prlniipal IU:urr. .
The atale de|i.V.tutent has prictlrall)’ iletiilri to »rml a rcaiment
o f 'tr s tp c frutn Manilla h&gt; Chinatwo. a .eapwrt in t h im , nkn.it Jtsi
mile* irom 1‘oklnu ■*&gt; tho p u g of
fVchlll. The putpusr fat to perform
an International duly un ier. thr
•..wovld
B uxrr treaty in keeping upevt the
line uf ruuimuniralion Jplween
Poking and th&gt; i ra.
Tha.New York (Slant# are ru ­
pee tn ! In Miami a t an early ilata
for a g a n a of baaabait. Three
hundred dollar, h 'a been gaarnntia d tha team If it conn*.
t two woalca, and
Tba way tha alnirodn a r t bring-

kata raanlog at
(M iafliU tlM

apaa; aa wall

Brie aon.

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B ara
^Ckrialata* Pice
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Indian Mound .
Village
AMELIA J.0DGE”
A Mono o f C harm and
• D istinction"
with
All Modern Convenlcncea
Pure D rinking W ater
C irculating T hroughout*

ATTORNEY

DRUGS

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H. a White

Touchton’s
Sanford Drug

PR1NTIN
Herald Printin

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AUTO PAINTING

ELECTRIC SHOP
Randall Electric

Printing of dUttoc
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reasonable coo
. Phono 148

RADIOS
PHILCfrS
9 U .M a a A .4 i

Automotive Electric
Company

3rd and French

EUelrkaJ Wiring and
R tfa lr ia i
Ganaral K M i B
. refrigvrator
112 Magftellft
Pflw a 113

AUTO TOPS

FLORIST

SERVICE STATION

STEWART

Triangle'
Service Station

SCHMIDT

Cat Fknrtrn — Plan In
Floral Dcalgaa

814 M jrtla Avc.

AWNINGS

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Pack tad Franck Ay*

If a aa(ad by &amp; J. n * M
RI M JaOt Tks M W

Sanford, JflariSa’

GARAGE
PlMaa 002

M affeti's Garage
flo n y lM l Rapalilai

IN^URANfR
Powder Pirff

KARL J. SCHULTZ
LAUNDRY
SAN JUAN (JABAGE

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Beautiful SL Johns

P. M. .

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The Florist

c h a r i .e s w i h t n e r
Fnr Dctiil*
Open for- fn*p«ctlos Toeiday

j* • i * i yn #w-r v ,

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lot at Foot of Magnolia
Phono SIS

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303 P in t National

Mrloua darllpe which ha* ben
witnacaag In iprent yean, raallcloec and daiwareua man aoa*M
meant-to crippfa th* prate—Ike

any, lh* Aaprama Coart «.f
aLata |p M opinion written
( M A M ka Floyd-g. Thom |i.

I h r n s ahd r t W f it s

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A ttorney-at-U w
ther *uaranler,| to th* citilen t of
th republir by the ftrat. amend­
m ent-to the Cnnetltutlon, th&gt; ar-

M

Welboni's Shop
“ Equipped (o do nrvf vbaa
repairing and Sat Mfch*

SODA FOUK

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B A ir to B m

rL o w p A .

m ik ta r f:

A SHOP WINDOW WITH AHOME ATMOSPHERE

Price Of Milk Reduced

Social Calendar
* MONDAY.
\h« Sw iM ee Womaa'a Circle of
th« P in t Bapliat Church, M n . P.
L .’ Hlta. chairman, will meet a t
IM
o’clock with Mrs. W. I .

Cetilian Music Club 1H m Meet Saturday.
A t tho firat moling thi* u i u n
at lh* CorIlian Untie Club hc'.i
on Saturday afternoon a t .1 :15
o'clock at th* studio of Mrs. Fantiln S, Uanton on Myrtls Avenue.
Mn. John Abraham* opened lhu
mooting with n talk on, “ The
Fashion of Flute Playing In the
Time a t NopoU on Bonaparte.”
Met. A bra hamt told of Joseph
Bonocartc, brother of Napoleon,
wbo m
an outstanding flute
flayer, and who lived a number
of year* in Ike United 8 Latea at
Pordenton, N. J. She abated that
Mi flute was made o f glasi with
pearl and iil**r key*. and It now
in the poeindon of
M. Mor­
ris, of Cincinnati. Ohios to whu*e
grandfather
Jooaph
Bonaparte
rare the fluta.
She added (hiring the meetinge
that a successful flute player
mu»t bate tlpa that a rt neither
too thin nor loo thkh: mnat hare
regular teeth, and a lower jaw nut
protruding and not concave. She
announced that among famous
men whop played the flute were
tioorgo Washington; Jamer Uadi
•on;
Frederick
the CJreet, of
Prunia, greatnt muilcian of hli
time; Sidney Ijsnicr, the South’*
grratert poet; Goldsmith, English
writer; Mlrharl Angelo, painter;
Hector Beillot,
famout modern
nrcheitra Ireder; and General
rharlea Datrea.
In conclusion
Mr». Abraham*
•aid that the nldeit Instrument

The (nllnw lng ls our new price lid tu lik e r f l s r t I n n H I i 1

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p e fsona

E. A. Wilaun returned ya* tarday

Mr*. Yt. L r « k , R. L. Peck J r,
• lid nun, Howard, and Mlaa Mar­
garet Purdon returned Saturday
night from Qunicy.

Buy The Best. U Costs No More.
It li hard to realiie that thla photograph U Of a »ho« wltrlow and not
■ arly American furniture la. In thia Inatanre pine, the dreperlea, bedspread i
hintz in character. The window curtain* ar.' nf ruffled organdie.

Canning Factory Is Russian Women 0 fi
Shaping Plans To Today Have Same
Start Operations Status AsHusband
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GOLFERS

I. “ Float ing
W atgr,, l.lliba,”
Karl Ltn3 *r» — A lies tlctilonc.
t
“l^ tir a c c ," Ilohtn — M ary
Ntll S m ith am i M arion Clauac.
1. “ Pen*™ Minicalc." M i l o
D*yo — I aura May Brown.
S. “ L et’* March,’* (two pinrm»l
Srarmolin — 1’rg gy McTcer ami
Clayria Winn Pnrgoaaon.
«, "Etu.le A F la l," Wollciihaupt — Krrlyn Nipper.
7. (a ) “ M arch." (tw o p lanoal.

(Cominuotl from P*f« One)
!
(I'u n tiru ttl from Pmge One)
rnrnt to practically tv rry parson lb** form ality of re g iitm tio ii drfi*
mc who ha* fo far applied. H r aaid*nitvly eir** forme lilted a* marrlari
Hfp, that approxim ately 200 ty«r*on* and rnjvy lh# »*n*fproperty
H i , will
«rrrptoye«t al one tim r In rijrhti*. Thrv al m» have* tlir pfl?l~
\
th»* process of disposing of a lego of form ally recording th fir
hila- 'C apacity of 2400 field hoxe* o f n i a r n a g f froiu wnf pritn dat* «1«&lt;•1 \ r
fruit daily, final plans h a re not «irrd.
as y .t b**n com pleted Mr. Fcker* I rfiTIdbirt'h
autom atically conlio n declared th a t much &lt; l«prndt! v* rt* an illicit rvUiiooxhip into
. an i | ulK&gt;n the quality and fitneaa o! A legal in irfla a e , tJuin compelling
re«fk , ihe applicants
tlw fa th e r to l«*ar his share nf
Miijt | Mr, Kckerson, who wrilh hi* expenses invoked in the b irth and
i has father, T. H. Eckerson. decided su p fo rl *»f the child. Such children
the ( that* Hanford r* th* log oil point ha%,. the same rights h* ©the*"*
with fer # the ne* caouima plant W - a m h b r a r t f a t h e r ' ^ nantp*
'cause it is in th e center of th e . T he flr*t of the* benefit* arcru*
(kiangi belt. di«|»elled all rum iirs ( ing to i^arenl* i* » present of DO
— • that Owtskie labor will be em- rouble* (about $15) in cash from
ployed when he *aid that "as far the s t a ir to an infant as soon as
UN possible wr will employ .ill |r- 1
l(.tfi*tere»l. Twenty meier*
_s . *al people in our plant'*. Since f»f clolh and a set of Uni clothing
Sept. 17. there have hern more th an n U0 are fori hm mi ng Of
even
1 4 , 10 peraon« on an i v r f i |p , all tnore tnltie i* the liddllittniil ra
Sanford person*, soling in the tion r a n i w idth enables the famiU
r . | const ruction and in*t filial inn of the &gt;in buy M in i bread, eggs, butler,
11,14 | e lin t and it* equipm ent fie a d d * ! xagjir arid o lh tr prii ileginl fowls.
A »k«i where th e frul' •!*«! will nnit
h o ,,,,
be secured. Mr. K&lt;herein *aid
..
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.
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lt #
f
t o r the m othei. if she is a
that all fruit will be ’akrn
1
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.,
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w orker, four month* leave with
(irnves within a 6U miU r a d i u s
,
1
1' , . .*
•
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ndl nay is allowed, two months
i
of Nanford. . lie
. r
. c. o rroborate
.
.. 1 st%fe Iteffin*
a n ) two m onths a fte r i,
m enu made by H ai ry M . ) uv , ,* , ,
,
„
•• ,
L
i birth. If she h an 'em ploye, of
wotth. proai-uni 0f lh.&lt; ............. col„ r rtllfk rr , he
u lh (r,
County Cham ber ..f lo m m c r.c
n(h&lt; &gt;n&lt;)
,
N,„ p
w m c t.m c ago. th at the p lant b|
&gt;b&lt;iu| f
m„ n tH y „
..I I buy fru it.fro n t any p rm lu c fr,, ^ m()|h#r
fftr , hp fin lt
m ur ‘
targe ur .m all paying each P™- \ „ lonX)l% wbl| . w a n in g the child. I
ihiccr, the pr*»«lling m arket price
.
.
,. , ,
Mr. I x k .r...ii ta k e , ro n .ld c ra l.l.
H o apitallialton l. pr«ri.tr.l free
nri,1c in the c |u lp m rn t which h a . *n'' ,h '’"
rc.carch
hern inaU lled. It r c p rw .n t. the l'* l‘ l »n * ' ,or.
n’° ' h,’r tn: '
Ita t word in g ta’p e fru it ar^l o ra n g . ■rh ,w ,f *"• f*m t,y '*
canning in.cbJiK ry , „gn hotly in g ^Pw&gt;r.ill i)w feature* now
in u » e ! if the m other i« eniplnyr.l n u t - j
throughout the «late. and «n**r» *tde the home, a* h u ndred, of ,
m-w id ea, w hkh Mr Kcker-on a n d ! tkouaantl* of
them am . th ere i* a '
hi* group have w orkel out. T L - n u rse ry and kin k -rgartrn. Sehool I
•yruping c&lt;|uipmeut, the -.le ril'ier. attendance at the age of .even i* 1
the jefrigv ra tin g plant, the lahet- j contpulaory.
er. alt are th e newest, m ost
C are is taken th a t the new gen- i
scientific fruit c annin g achieve ermtion receives nr&gt; religion, trainments now In e«i*tence.
Prom
hi* earliest
year*
In Ihi*. the only new plant to every e ffo rt is d irreled
tow ard I
he .o b stru cted In Florida thi*
sea ntahing the ehjt.l a potential
•on. nuthing but w hile help will 'goml communist.

BfSUlar mewling of HemlAol*
Chapter Number Two Order of
tk* Eastern Star w ill k f held at
J i g o'flock at the Maaonle Tern(Ja. A cowered dieh aupper will be
•ereod in the banquet rodtn at
t-.OO o'clock.
Regular matting of the Cramw ar School P.-T. A . will be held at
3 :W o'clock at the school audit iriam. Board meeting will lik e place
at 8 :11 o’clock.
.The American Aooociatlon of
Ugleert Iky "Wbmen will meet at
I I "Country Dance." K^ ti - 4 :D0 o’clock at the home of Mr*. Jane IJoy d.
.
1
C. R. Maooo on Mellonvllle AreII. “ Deep Blue Ben," Grey ~
nuo with Mi*e Katherine Young, Mary Lou Lyloa,
A* kootaoa m
and the subjert
,for. 7|h. r1
l6, " s " n E
Nightingale,”
t l k m w iT
' " h1 a- Moaning of
-**■AdulriFHIpofaky
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— Doric Roc key.
Education.'* The board of directors
18. "Sextette from
Lucia.”
»0| m eet at 8:M o’clock.
Verdl-Engclmcnn —
Katherine
FRIDAY, i
Morriaon.
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Mantbera of Ike F ln t BapL'at
17. “ Roae .Pelala," Lawton Church Will conduct prmyar eerv- I’egry McTeer.
k « a t Lh* homee o f fc. J. Catner18. “ Violate.” Loulae Wright
•a , Cameron Avenue, and H. H. — Jane Uoyd. | iano, and Fannie
HIM. Aroeado Avenue.
Reba Munaon, long.
‘
f
Id. "Nina,” Spanish Caprice
by Pitlro Yon — JU ry EUtabeth
k . of the MethodUt
h to take (Ida meaaa of
t their appreciation to
iwfc* flrme and Individ-.
I aeabtad ta making the
dinner an Anal*lice Day
ta* K waa: 0 . H. Brown;

Sweet Milk. qt.
10 q t. tic k e ts (Sweet Milk)
fiO q t. t i c k e t (Sweet Milk)
10 p t. ticket** (Sw eet Milk)
H utterm ilk, ql.
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10 ql. ticket* ( H utterm ilk)
6 0 ql. tleke'N (B utterm ilk)
(’renm, *g f t .
.............. ....
10 Yj p t. Crtenm tickets
30 ‘ i pt. ( peam tickets

l a / aflerniH.it, .|viiv.-ri*l a r a.I.Irta* un the fniills anil falling*
r*f th e canning industry if th j
sta te , and wits clcclr.) i tnem tnr
.if the board nf d ire c to 'i.

s Sanford Herald, the Sanford
ty lads at MsnhaaU Asaoclalf Georgia PyeAsaa Co, and
IMala Crratal Sugar Chr-Adv.
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beAba first dm# In tho klatary

On urount of
lllneits
in i hr chapter tae H arnyard
llr liter, sponsored by the D.
V It . n h irh era* to tak e place
tin n iu r.d a y . N»i 19. ha* been
im.tp.ined Indetinitaly.

SPENCERS DAIRY, Inc^
B y G t o . C . H a rd e n , M f r

THE HERALD

DOESN’T CLAIM

REACH ALL FOREIGN PORTS
But It COVERS SEMINOLE COUNTY
LIKE A TENT
SANFORD
HUNINESS MEN A M ) MEUCHANTH—it In tu you th a t IhU advcrttM m ca(
la directed.
Wr tnke it for urunted (h at you a re not In htinlnrm to aolieil from p«opl« Hr*
Ing in England. K rnnrr nr China. Hut on the o ther hand, an a tm alnem m an , you
Hurtly w ant the pitlnmiiKe o f the renldenta of your city and th e n u rro tu d in f
c o m m u n ity .

Tu he Inrludcd umong (he rntmt nuccettftful m erchantn you m uaf n o t only
know how (u a cted th e beat good* or how to (rode, but you m ual know hour to
induce people to come to your aturc— and buy,
*
The flrnt th ing to do la to rhooae n medium th a t will read) the people. A nd'
one that will b« READ by* them .
W eAs
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WaUr Co-; Elk* Club*
rotkera; Bay Scoota of
Mountain lao Co.; Hill
Caj Jk A." Hoot W. T.

We are the only dairy in Seminole Coeaty, that larltaa
public In-pertmn nf nur production plant at any time.

POOR ADVERTISING

’MEN’S MOHT*
“ Men’a Night” will be obaerrad
l y Seminole Che pier Number Two,
Order o f tho Eastern B ttf, « llh n
River steamer’ John W. Calla­
covered di*h ■ upper Thursday
evening at diOO o’clock In the ban­ han, Jr„ railed aril repaired and
quet room a t the Maaoalc Tempi.) now being operated between Apa­
with the men member* of the lachicola cad Bainbridge.
chapter and husbanda and friend*
of lb* women member* •* hoaor
guests. F alloying tho anpgfg, a
ipeetaj program of eatortalament
will be proaenled. It I* h .pad by

tho** la chart c that all «M«b«n
•ad th«ir guaat* will attend.

To-Night
Tuesday

IS A WASTE OF. MONEY
Yew, any advertising ex p ert will tell you th a t th ere are good pad had w aya to
upend your money on advertising.
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Let ua frame that Plcture for you. large atdbk
of moulding to a el e e l
froat.

Semuiole Creamer;

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HEADER IN T E R E ST ta perhapw th e hlggcMt apd moat enticing ad re a d in g ,
Htlmulanl. Take younieir for m alance. You buy a newapaper to road th o aow a and
If, it hint the laical and best newa then you will w ant It coallnoalty. E very ana
(a th at way. T hink thla over before you let a o m e “ high•powered'*, “am ooth"
nalcnman talk you hUo aom ething th a t will do you no good.

I s Y 6 n r R e s t D is tu r b e d ?
IrregularitU*

You uhould connldcr w hether or not the people will road your A d v e rtk o m n l* •

C irculation la one thing and Header fntereut la another. An advcfU M m oatt
may be d elh ered to 1 0 ,0 0 0 homen b u t if it ia not read then It la loat.

WtibsMt Stadias Aread*

U a a l tro m p U y tfUh Bladder

You uhould lak e into conaiderallon the num ber of praapectiva buy era your
advertisement will reach.

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TH E H ERA LD cm era Ban ford nntl Seminole County thoroughly— but more
than th a t. IT IS HEAD.

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Locals Drop G a»e T«
New Smyrna Team
By One Run Margin

Outplay T w o
Team* B ut Go
To 7th Defeat
L y l e s , Entzmln

I, 'All Sides, Has Hard

L P p r J f r t .%h&lt;C On
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Of Georgia Almost
.C in c h e s in fH ih n

n&lt; r . H. C V L L im .
Company D team w art over ta

JACK MORRISON;
JOEL FIELD m
GUESSING GAME

A TLA N TA . G a ^ N o * .

Cook hurlad for tho horn* guards,
and th« East Coait trainman
jumped on him right at tba atari.
Kaasar, flrat up, vma aafa on an
(track outi Hatch
• • f o r ; Crimea
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Out Of 13 Winners;
A ll Leaders Slump

doubled, (coring Kaasar; Johnson
got a single. Morria, Sr. popped
out; Bakrr dooblod, bringing In
Hatch and Johnson; Ashton flaw
out to and tha Inning. Result,
Herbert Hoover, Jr., right above, I* shown on tha White Houie throe runs. They added one more
lawn a* he conversed with H_R. Slssner, member o f tba Argentine In tha second and four bl the
Da' ti Gap turn.
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third, to bring their to u t up to C
By thia time, tha Company D
team settled down and played air­
tight bell, only throe man In each
Inning feeing Cook In tha fourth,
fifth, ami atsth.' In the last In­
ning, tke Cast Coast cafna to bat
trailing by on. ran; Grimes flrtt
Oare each year wa deviate from the path o f easy picking* *ud
op. hit a high fly to’ canter field,
give you contestants something hard to dork on; Just to *oa if
which Dunn misjudged and when
yeu'v* really been following the football season as you should
tha ball was recovered Grimes
hare. So, In Iks list hsiow, you’ll find galtas’ listed between team*
had circled tha bases for a home
you'v* never beard of maybe. In most caaa* U s'g a m a i are those
ran; Hatch flew out to Doesey;
Johnson tripled- Morris. Sr. fltw
annual classiei. like games between HanferJ and Oriando if you
out to right fla fi; however. John­
can understand that. Jump right in now, and let’p havt the** (lata
son scored on th# play and the
In rarly.
gam , was over.
sj &gt;
Hudson pitched for the New
To help you selact the winners bers’a what tba team* did
Smyrna team and for tha fir U
last week:
two innings, held the Company V
team scoreless. CompanyT) fattin g
their first run on a double by
Orif
• O rtsti lla l* •
Dunn and a single by Smith.
Imdimmm
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Company D put over one more In
CvafTf
*• Tw i fltM la •
tha. fourth and three ia tha-alath.
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Going into tho last inning, with
IHA Ml pimw.
K b b m « Ig flM S &gt; fbm h a
•
Nam Daltfa • tha score standing 8 to 5 against
T*m*U
IS I tra ffl* T n k f t
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O il. •
them. Company D staged a rally,
ly w w i
r
----------- 1 m &gt;4b
t
Tty.r ir ta i li B ■ T fia a
|« putting over four runs in thia in«. (aMliM
• rUrUm
• ning and taking tha lead for tha
firet lima during tha game. Smith,
Clip thia coupon at once, place a "W** *of ‘T * in the ipaca
flrat up in thia ianing, got a
opposite tha name of the team you think will win o/ tic* and tend
single, but waa forced at second
It to tha Sports Editor of Tha Herald before noon Saturday, Noe.
by Cook. A t thia stag* of tha
game tha East Coast team m-v
mentartly went up into the air,
RJnes, Maya and Dosaey being
safe on errors. Driggara singled,
scoring Cook. Driggara was out
on an infield fly; Idoyd, ptnehAiidres*
hittlng for l ‘•arson drew n baas
on hall*, forcing in B. Moya and
Harvard vs Yale
lying up the game. Locks single I,
scoring Doesey; Dunn flew out. to
Grinnell
end th* Inning. However, Contpony P , as stated above, could
Temple vs Denver
not hold tha alim land they bad
secured and Wat tha gam* in tho
half &gt;*1,8*1 by
Indiena’Vs Purdus
tho margin

Jack Morrison &lt;ond Joel K. Field,
tho only two entrant! In Th* llrr,FVfc-Thd-Winner who were
•b it to select 10 out of 13 winners
o f tnn&gt;t* played Saturday after
MOB. arw l i e winders of the trade
coupon, at Woodruff ami WsUen'i
•nd^Cburehwelb. They led a field
o f RU rontretanU, moat of whom
had their worat week a t f a r ‘s i
tec ting winners ie eonerrned, for
moat of them had but seven cor­
n e t oat of 13 .
•f liprate all over tha country. s«
fas ns,tha I’ick-The-Winner li»t it
•unearned, sent alt, tha leaders In
■ a football ticket dropping dawn
the list, with only two more week«
o t selecting to be done,
v* O f the HO contestants entered,
10 winner*; U pkkpd
3 &gt; picked ^Ight; 83 picked
**veg; 11 picked »i*. and four
picked five. On* person picked the
V . r . 1.-Virginia game to end la a

P ic k T h e W in n e r

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rats. Just w hat Urn I m

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• reveval con tribal

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ttemy. Orlando. They mutf baa*
wan mentally III, stala from (bg
llgh prtaiura playing needed lq
land Is Rollins and Orlahdo. Oa
op of that, Gainesville cam* here
ifth a record o f having lost six
limes, moat of them by tup-heavy
jorar.
'.H eater and Lyles, who played a
In* gpin* on both offense and de[oma, and Dub Entxmlngsr, who
Kayed a terrific defensive game,
mpid
d to aland by and sratcii two
p inaaville bothy. How* r id Hartp a n staal all the glory on the field
ffom an offensive point, and
Much of th* glory on dafenae.
l»yle* was Hanford’s brat ground
gainer, mad I P * s good axhthWm
a f drfmslao f d o t is li l i t blocked
and tack Ini a.' though hs had been
Jhlng it regularity all hla lift, and
As cams out of tba whole affa ir 4
(a irs Improved player.
1 Electing to rtart hla second Score waa It to V. •*
Ualnaavlll* passes which clicked,
Aa*m, Coach McLucaa t a w s coupl*
«f great tacks, Howa and 0 . Hart- again, filled tha air, hut one was
Intitcepled In mtdfleUi by Courier
P’.
gsann, gu through It Ilka a whirl*
and th* gains tndad ihuitly aftse.
Galnsavlllo mads lb first down*
•gainst ft* * 'fu r Hanford; scored
lid net yard* from scrlmmag* st
frlnd, aided by soma starling of. against 6A n it fur Sanford; comdansivt play h* "R ajl" Adkins, and plated I t df 1U raases for 131
a a e r s r ir CaUmaviU# line. H# S*Ht yard* opt a* against oa* completed
In hla first string team only to out of thrae (or Sanford for U
gava Rawg and Martin continuei yards net. Tarltah’a pane* war*
their lirlltlaid play, with fullhsek remarkably accurate, and his piry b rtta b julaiag In by throwing fbimanca all day was brilliant.
Rowe, Quarterback ltdrtmann,
long and abort PU sg.
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and Red Adkins. w'Sro the out­
T’ hlch fell good. But, a
likniod for at cruleal mo sis out of standing star* of theday, whila
0 p u ra t in penhlUra
that hdlf for a U t I-ylas, lit*te r, KnUm lnitr and
(Ma"«t"olhdr
singains,
of 71and
yards,
all
thaandh gained 70 Manner, with Coleman and War*
’arda from
scrimmage, while San- wtro Hanford’s best.
nothing
la nothing.
l.r&gt;brd
CTsIn..vltls
rAVnn
The Starting lineups;
gained 10
yards from srrimPot.
Hanford
nsga. none on one pa&gt;*f aui^ f/tll#&lt;J ,U* to*** 111*

\o mako a first down. It 'mga dU
Row* and Hartmann. ’
t Tba second half saw a'different
Mary, however, for Moiifoad, lad by
Coleman, Warn aad BfaW^fTthe
right sido of tho line, opened hlg
is le s pa Lylas. U**Wr, ami McClel­
land plunged down the field after
\ht kick off for four first duwns
and a touchdown bv liasUr. which,
grlth a pass,yiaster to Lyles, mada
tha acora BanforJ 7, Ualneaallta 0.
Kra» then mv it mas Urn toughmat, roughsit, and hardest fought
Jaari auar saaa Mara, with GsiacaTill* coatlnuing to oulpl*! 3*aRbri^although tha
laam
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UorttB

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Red Adklo.
J. Adkins
L. Hartmans
Anderaan

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TiUi*
Riser
Harrison
Higgins
Bramion

Centro as iaulrvHI%

Cralghtott •s lls rq u a tta
Cailforn|| vs Btaaford

N. C. KU(b va S. Carolina
Bsylor va Tessa Christian
Geneva vt W eatirn Maryland

Natre Dams n
Oregon vs
win over Indiana, Ohio State’s
triumph at the ciperua of \M»conain, B-0, waa tha highlight nf
th* ’’B ig T*#" program. Chica­
a
go, however, isurprise I with
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due
gan
0-0

victory ovar tllinol*, and Pur.
walloped Iowa, 0 -0 . Michi­
and Michigan But* draw a
(or the second straight year

In a m r ,

Nebraska sllmilUHad Kansas
Stale from tho ”Blg Bli" race
and will battle Iowa B u te fur
th* till* next Saturday. Iowa
Htsta lust by a sing!* point, 7-8,
to Drake la a nun-confsronce gam#
Saturday, Missouri stopped Okie*
homa, 7-0, In th* othsr “Big
8U” tahgl*.
'■The daftat of Taxaa Christian
by T sias, 10-0. practlrally aasorod ’Houtbarn Methodist i t tha
Bpdthaaat ronfsranr* Utl#, al­
though Msthodist yot must mast
Christian. Ttaaa A. aad M. sprang
a minor MrprUe with n 7-8 dafaal
of Rlrt.

Kansas Aggie* vs North Dakota Aggies

Canadian waters, during tha wild
Ilf* migration southward, ara sla­
tted by gaaaa, dutka, brant aad
shore-birds,'In unmbara that as­
tonish visitors.
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MoJntain goat, also th* h«go
griasly bear are to bo found In
the Rockies
and tha atountaia
range* of B ritish . CnhunfeU and
the Yukon.

STANDINGS OF CONTESTANTS

Dosaey, tb,

McLatlan. 3b,
Pearson, Is,
Lloyd, Is,
Locks, rs,
Dunn, cf(
New Smyrna
Kaasar, rf,
Grimaa, cf,
KoberUon, cf.
Hatch, rs,
Johnson, If,
Morrison, Hr. 2 b,
Baker, la,
Ashton, c,
Hudson, p.
Herring, lb.

Score by Innings:

ing n lb-yard penalty.
«
I^slrympio -played about U min­
ute* o f tho goam, gave hla farce*
excaUant laadarakip &gt; and shared
honor* with Haynes in ap a irin g
passes that aryompilabed Geor­
gia *• downfall. Tho big T«lan*
captain, wb* plays without . «
hendgoard. Spent n good portion
o f KM afUraoow -la tho RaU iog
lackflald making tackles.
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001 1*3 &lt; * 10 6
With Jack Morrison Isadlng a Impossible for them to baol tho Company D
fine field of football ticket con- praaent leaders out of thait placaa. F, f C Bhopa 311 000 8 10 11 I
tastanU, and with only two more
k »MlmMUral.

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groat dawa-tha-atratch race la antidpatadoa the ronUsUnU Uckia
this week s list.
Ear bo • *h* of ipaaa. wo baa*
this weak eliminated from tk#
standings aamoa of those whoso

gomaa, On hong Mr. ■Morris*n or
Mr. Heuk M Mr. Mason m t oI
tkclr pi seas, far thoao than* man
could pick only air wtrnmrs Mart
assail, whll* th* rest of tha (laid
below 80 would haw* la get pl| 81

standing after Saturday makes It com cL

' Colorado oaivorally could not
•U p Utah’s piarah to th# Roahy
Mountain conto ranee champion(U p and lost IB-0 . Tba Utah A ggtso checked tha Colorado Agglas,
n 0 . add Colorado; coMag* upoot

To-Night
J-( A » .&gt; -T w * bandits hen Yip J.

Denver, M .
.rt* r, a bad pass In th* back field
bad Hanford la pgat fram back
Its goal, th* ball landing In midid aad b«lag returned to Sand’a 43 yard line. ParrUh ofmoad
aerial attack whlck was aanaasal.
altars Hartmann
bad
•ghed through the Uaa far 81
r i, Paaaeo then put tha kail aaar
I Saaferd get a 18 ( ard penalty.

BOS Rcon
Company D
Smith, e.
Cook. p.
Rinas, lb.
Moya, rf#

Ho. California

U, of Col at I . A

1C

of Athens, vhara Tolana raaUd
Georgia in tba fig h t for laotbaxa
football laodarabip, coaid bo heard
all tho way to California yaatar*
day.
Un!*»« tharo** a hitch or an
upset, Tulane w ill bear tba saafllcm banner into tba classic ROOSr
Bowl ( t Pasadena Now TaW V
day, carrying on th f IntrrsoctMkait
gridiron war where Alabama a n tf
Georgia Tech Urft o ff to aartaaa felly. It weotd bo the fifth time
a eoatbara tram haa baon fcveitad to th* claaalr. '
* •
If and. whan tho formal lirrtra­
tion la received,' Tolana wRl aerapt the li«o( with Southern Cali,
fornia, but the Green W ave from
New Orieana imanwhita h con­
cerned chiefly with kWpInr It*
•outhern date dean and clinch­
ing at Wait a part owilarahtp of
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tha ________
Southern oonfertaca fkasapionahlp, for the third straight
year.
Tulane's rim s bring barrier* ara
Seamnee, Laulaian State, a tradi­
tional rival, and Washlngtan State,
which won tha Pacific coast con­
ference title
last
year.
Tha
Graenia* should win all thus*
with something* to spore, on tha
basis of the power and drive they
have shown &gt;o far, but non*' af
these will be setup*. They Bad
a tough battle with LoolahMo
State a year a g o .«
T j lane’s decisive victory oaam
■ tha batterwj ''Georgian*• Batrirda^i
removed *11 q-cation of the-'(Moon
Wave's class or of Its righ t to
rank with tha vary top flight of
aristocratic gridiron, company, Ineluding Notre IMmc, Nofthvreatern
ahd Harvard.
'
Tha Greanies overpowered the
Bulldogs In tba Him, (hot down
.the defense of tha redahlrta wlfh
D on Zimmerman* bullet Pat*#*
and spoiled most o f tha day rat
Georgia’s Catfish Smith with *
spectacular aihibillon of rad ploy
on tho port of Captain Jerry
Dalrympl* and his eompnakriL
Vsraon ifkynes.
On tha baska o f tha h a ttl) at
Athena, wharo the heat, tha emata
and tba crowd contributed to e ltraordinary scene*, Tulana’s Oat*
rympla gained several strides ou
Georgia's Smith in th* rivalry 1&lt;W
all-Amarira hossora. Tba • C a lflta
got gw ay to a flying start U . M
spaarad a fom hi. in th« frrat flfw
minutes o f (bo game in Tataim
territary. Geargia failed U cagte
tails* this break mid .tha raat'ariJ
tk* day waa somewhat uneonafwtf
abla for tba rangy Balldog sad,
who had been a thorn In the aid*
of Yale, Now .York uaiaersity tnd
Vanderbilt
T o th a t
smashed
South’s and af th* Una frequently,
with staamrollar force, and too
Catfish finally beeam* to anaovwd
that b e bounced DoSi Zimmerman
into tbd crowd with a torrid taahi*

H*w Smyrna yaaUrttay afternoon,

and « a i deftatod by the T. E. C.
•hop team of that city by a 10 to
• score.

Only Ones To Pick 10

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Grew* #•¥&lt;?•. D etett

Washington ended Washlngtori
m ate’s (sag demlaatlsn- *( (eatbolt In the Pacific Northwest, beat.
Ing (ha 1230 Pacific const cham­
pions, l i d . Oreg*n &gt;aad Oregon
gtatw plnysd Id a’ aearaUeo lie.
Southern California wall*pod Moos
tana, 9 4 ; Stanford boat Nevada,
88-0, and California stripped Ida*

ko, 18-0.
The higget score of the season
was turned ia by Urn Uai varsity

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(A.P.&gt;—'Tha exciting marrlagg sad
SIMM dance of U m A n |tlN ind
Haltoywood notable* ha* proceeded
thin fM ' ht a faster tempo than
tvav before.
TW fUm ealotiy, which Includes
aa member* a wide assortment af
th trail nr. brilliant, daredevil and
highly trmparmanlal celebrities
flalda other than tha thaaha* never on a single day
bed adequate material foe th*
paatlm* it deafly tovea—gossip.

rt.4iuins.

In quick aoccaaalan have tome |
the Dempaey-Taybr
cnee, th*
Rwanaon-D* Falalic-Farmar-Bcnnett Hem, tha M irUill-M cCormicfc-Moore-CatUa affair.
Lady
June lavertlyda’a effort! for free­
dom from at* English lord, the
Lmeall Bhanndn-IIeUa
Coatello
*mJ»rt&gt;gi!o. Othera o f a rapid fire
of plain and f u c y aapirationa and
allinneaa of fVaduated Importance
include tha anpdaea blpoming of tha
romance of Body VaJea and Fay

GRKKN'JtRnKn. n r „ Nov. in. j
( JLP.t-

ah u ll

Old w ane* , | » 1** S t s . — Donald Burgess,

Rfebb. dryn U toe llmple little di
aorta obtained by Mr*. Montana
from Dm Mall-knqwn ‘•Bool

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HAVE YOUH WATCH repair*!
by onv who really know* 'bow
Briggs, Jeweler, Mag. Av*.

JT

In that cleat la tha DampaeyTaylor
problem. Tbs
former
champion obtained a Rsno divorr*
Sept. 22 , but M lta.Taylw v aeakina
• batter property settlement, has
refused to re&amp; cn lt* I t
Th* secret marriage In New
York la Abgoat of Gloria Swanson
and Michael Farmer,Irish sports­
man, wpa a recent revelation. The
ceremony waa repeated i t Yuma
Immediately aftar Miss Swanson's
Interloctutory decraa of divorcs
om Marquis Hsnrl da Falais* be.
apt* final a week ago. Within a
‘ j or s i th* Marqula h id (.'ontanca Bennett applied for a li­
ne* to wed, and tha marriage is
nt pending.
Dorothy MacKslll of lh« films
ltd Neil Albert Millar of Hawaii
era married at Yoma, Holly,
ood’a Grains (iraan, after a conused sari** of events tstanding
rough tha summer. Miss Macall! and John McCormick, motion
uro eiaeutlvt, were reported
th* verge of marriage, hut In
ay, McCormlek married Mrs.
Janet Gattls, formerly of Washinglun, D. C.
Horn after, ah* sued for ditorc*
'a t Reno, claiming McCormick pro­
fessed himself still in love with
CoUttn Moor*, from whom h* w a ,
divorced May I f. 1030.

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years and years to life. Dr. W
H MrlJi-ugall, Floral Heights, 3
Sanford Av*.. phone btih-M.

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LANEY-S DRUG ST O R K -P raerriptluna, inaga tines, fountain
taesqC*. PROMPT d e 11 v a r I a a.
Phone* 103.

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RCU .m N G
HLOCKS— Irrigation
boxra and general cement work.
Mlracl* Concrete Co. J. E. Teywillager, Prop. 3 rd. and F.tm.

Dane** and separations, but in­
•
and
p l a s t e r in g
volving persona prominently In th#
palrli work a sp.natty, alt work
public eye in Loa Angeles and
guaranteed. Phone tt42-W, It. C.|
Hollywood, war* th* marriage* of
ltnwar .1
Alme* Semple McPherson, the
MIDDLEHORO,
Kentucky,
^
ov1
5
fla fn • W a n ted
evangelist, and David L Hutton,
D r e i s e r ---------------------- -----ringer, and Mra. Minnie Kennedy, H. — (A.P. |— Theodor*
Mrs. McPherson’s mother, and Guy and John Do* Pass os, New York MEN WANTED for Rawleigh
Routes of 800 Consumers in
E. Hudson.
authors; Marie Pergain and seven ,
.
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11 eestqjrg, Titusville. New Smyrna
othen. were Indicted
by a Hell am| [i.ytorut Beach. Rriiabl# Hi«KILLED IN W ltBTK
county grand jury her* today ■ 1 iler ran start earning 415 weekly I
syndicalism.. and increase every month. Write
KLLA VILLE, C a , Nov. 18— charge* of criminal
( A .P .t— Errant* to Manchester, All the indicted were mqmbers ,,f11mmediately, flawleigh Cu., Dept. |
IMt actraaa, obfplitad a R*uo dl- &lt;!*., to attend funeral service* for Dreiser's national committee for PA - HF-5 J-B Memphis. Tenn.
V'-rra Ust Avgust fritip John Alan W. II. Johnaon, editor a f th* Man­ defense of political prisobers dur­
chester Mercury, Franc)( Juhnaoa, ing th* investigation o f coal field
i
It, a f Quitman, nephew or the de­ labor rondltiona In Harlan and FLORIDA-HATCHED guaranterd,
ceased toe* Wlleo in an automo­ Bel] counties last week. Common­
chick*. Orange Hatchery, Apojwealth Attorney Brock said steps ka. Fla.
bile accident yesterday.
fram tb«
will be taken for th* immediate
law . ah* . . . &amp;
3
5
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TAMPA—New ougtam house an­ return for trial of Draiear and hi* 1&gt;— W u l M
ylctaraU r. .
companion*.
Aside froyi iwslloa pktora *1- nex dedicated recently, •
LIUHKAL ALLOWANCE oa yaw 1
o'd hattary. &gt;18 W. P in t S t
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Dreiser Indicted On "*««*&gt;
Syndicalism Charge

Lady Invmlydt, former Eng.

9A—Poultry

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By M futke Ketten

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The Pilgrim Fathers Landed At Plymouth

FOR RENT: Two room apartment
with garage. Gall after six thir- 1
ty, Phone "!&gt;5-J.

W ANTED TO RENT-* Furnished |
. housi or apartment by family of |
thrrs with no small children.
Would nnaider ,de IrahJa .plrce!
within five milea of city with I
small grove and [dec* to raise
chickens, phone 7R5 -M or write!
“flouat" rare Herald.
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POR SALE; Building at 1SDI E.f
o lu Ht. Moat ba moied b , January laL Mra. F. R. Mitchell.!
Pbwi* U7-J.

—lies the best spot of all tlii» country. There we ohould go to huilil our .&lt;1
homes,” we imagine thf leader pointed out to his followers.
No stores or business houses existed on the New England shores of
our country, but eVcn then those hardy pioneers of this most powerfuhnation in the world, always chose the best of what was offered.

TERMITES
Tfce IM etis WRh A
t40.000.000 ApptMtf

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Mena Ikaa toortr Million Dot.
lara la daaisgo ta hones an*
h*tt*taaa la eguasd by Tsrmllsa
eaeh yaar. They ars tha mast 4 *.
etrucllv* and 4 ltrie«ll la aalsr.
■ 'ante af llbpeata kn ave l» Ibe
aroaany awaar taday. Mala* so.
crellva sad dlfftamll la data*!,
they sm elly auraaad la biding
Ibelr w e l l la all aaeapt ihnee.
laitOMltely anysainted with ihsir
kablta until easily damage * 1*
Lupe.

—the wise man chooses the best of what the present offers, whether, he ti
in the market for groceries, merchandise or—
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JOB PRINTING

WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS
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Th* Termlala Cm *1 Orland-v

lire need hy He* M. U Reece Co.
*1 Memphis Team, aaoaeUciur.
»r nf Termlala, tha Mala a**d la
tbslr irsermaata, ryllt
gladly
iaepaet y a a r' balMlaga epon re.
aueei, wlthaa* aMlaailaa ta y o u .
torn# ay pan** IM tf Ipeal rep.
resenlallve, United U a k i r O ea.
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Paint. New Hut,her 1325. Near­
ly new Harley-Davideon motet
cycle. Reel A San*. Myrtl* Av*.

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LEO A L NOTICE
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13, Beadanton lOTlCK

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H A r t i 1 n «i I •• 1 ’«m j n l | . ,
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Tke eept ration of Jack Dempaey
and Estelle Tartar of tha films and
atof a way one of the earliest of the
more celebrated case*. On* of th*
lateat area the rnqrrtag* yratarday
pt London o f II. w . (Bonny) A u tln, English tetrtia alar, and HiylHa ICanitapt, film qetm a.

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Numerous entanylemeats origir?tlug this y tsy ha*» defied th*
of principal*. attorney* and
weary (turn to unsnarl them.

STU D EN T

BRADEN TO N . Wmr. 19. - (A .F .)

T I I p E K d I 1U I:H |RC1
not thrown sway sir made into youth, who waa reported miasing
ITS o r TUB* l iR I I
kitldllng in rural
hohies here,, froai the University of Cincinnati ' IT K I o r
T ill
WT.kTW o r
PiO RItU .
j Mdnihers of |.H chibs in (JuiU^rd ' at Cincinnati several d a ft sg*»
N fllto r I f A to frlsr
V l V W J I th*t ■ IV
_(A .P .)_ crxantjr .isplayesl a dressing table wired hi* parents here that ho was * \iitft istaari* u dii
BliilTHe
M a n i l a . j{0T
I 'h w t i
T a t &lt; e r i l l )&lt;• n i t S o , f t l l ,
t o _„
A am a lLd a g which v:»
bit 10
men »nd n wardrohe marts from them, in New Orleans. He gave no rr*
itMM Ihr ith 4mjr of AuiAM, 4 .
----■ —
*rn for leaving the university.
I* »'?*. htof
inlet .'tofliflcAlB
aboakd M
destroyer J. D, F.d"» m r
n f f i r # , * th ) hi t** m o t i f • P P l f .
Mania, while at Chefoo. China.
MAI NK 1‘ RIKONERA RItrT
|
&lt; tthiri fur im titoftl i.t l**u« (n
•fa weeks ago. caused th* death
A U .l nTA. Maine. Nov. l f l . - i
SNOW IN mkw F..SGI.AND
i. imilanie with InW .4* Id rrrtlfl^
Ilf
emlddf*! ihto L t l l d f l h l t t f .
b* hydrophobia yesterday of Cos- { K P ' ' PPr"t'm .t,d y TT. prism
m
|iru|H&gt;rly toMiu*l*4 In 4#Hnt^
M d a John Macom Jonea of Dur */'
Kennel.ss, counts jail reROCHESTER. N N Nov I * .- f t tni (toihtoal
I
V. r i &lt; i r l « . « . t i e . w | t
!.«•«■ I S A
'
H I see’ ll
; i t n .
Rhta, N l*. Th* othhr nine men fused to gu to winV after hresk- (A IM Snow fell for two houri
Jintln.
fast
and
erratrd
a
stiaturhanc*.
yesterday.
inter
turning
to
ratn.
being treated at a hospital..
Vh *- t o f l t l ' l l f i t M u g
l a a M ito it i t IllA
&gt; has shown signs of Infer-i Th. v ws-r*. .(met,..| after arrival of l-**t night the mercury was at 32 ■Inlto n f th** l « « t i a n i r • f im'h rwrllfl.
deputy herilfs and police officer*, degrees, ami sliret and hail fell.
• wito It. ihf DIM.* ..I I NKMOWN.
That 'III *
M114
I.K WIA IV
The jail bn- *7 inmates
rOllTII. jiiirrhiMr* .-r T *« Ctorilfl*

fl'N T A GORDA, Nov. tA —
( A P I — William lluffie, 33, re­
turning home from a party early
yesterday, was ihrt and killed by
his father, Andrew Duff's, who
mistook him for a stray cow,
whnh he thought was trying to
get inti his garden. Tha father
was etorrYated by a coroner1*
Ju-y yesterday hut was, prostrat­
ed at his home.
I
The aider L»u(fir's garden had
been invaded hy .stray cattla and
hogs of late no he »o‘ h precautions . V 1
I.E G A L N O T IC E
to prevent repetition of tha raid*.
He placed tin ran* on strings
&lt;iK sp p L lrk T in a r o a
shout th* garden so that If the
iir m
i vn«n
iw - r m s
fence were disturbed tr anything
a ts ok m e : u k v k h v i . s r t r .
IT
IIS
US'
TtIK
s
rS
TK
OK
got into his vegetable patch-he
■ _£!fn*l
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lo R e c e i v e Honor ... i.t*

thm iianr&gt; pu-n,
i,,l(jln to ^ fiv.

'“'V .•nip.-ror of china la

"&gt;.oni,| lilulrr lapnna.a piutaitiotl
I .ITTI F Km K.. A.k . Nov. I i in*taad uf Mukdru a* |&gt;ra\l&lt;m*ly
( \.| I n*e t|«U t 'lilted Stater rapori.il
A M . . &lt;&gt;w tuwiiupt'r chargid
*M*n*lur ftoni A ikan'** i* V tn»*t wh.’ a' K .io.an* in Siharlllalti. t nr a way. »#ie vvcn'i w m
••a ph.Hmij with Japan to prurolV
an ever to n reive ,hii honor Mini Snvta. Kim *.a into taking , hand
Hu*
fu
-t
who
will
actually
&lt;vrve
.0 tha M» nch'inan ,|i«puU
&lt; lllC A l.n
N..\ || | |M
in the &gt;tdate
Id ly f* ui j«ll*x«#l I'Aiticipaut• •»»
The widow
Si tutor Thaddeus
MOSCOW. Nov. u . _
uhat the i:'» •trinii'ii! tenm*il »
1 uge Middle We- lioiiur i iipf tn.it II Cnrraxvii), who died * week ago M.wrnw nawipapar* tnilay pub- ‘
1‘rlptn* f “
in two vein-’ i•|•»■i ,i i mi. In.•».• t*. lad night, u i* apiuinted h&gt; (J iv li-hr.l .liapatvli#* from
llar\e\ Parnell )v*tevdav
hi-* •Oil'If a wh.tc guaniltt nantwl !'
prihiioti.iti In**. lO.iMNt.lHM tiffe*
'emt’orary * iji re ««*r
r.h ako v hud Iran arraatavi upon
-le|»pvd lieloie
h i ju a l
Ju ly
^h.- vi.ll &gt;»rU|.\ lha «*at u.it'l n III* arrival from llarhin, and th at 1 ,
W» t r I' I md»# ) y%•trull) .»rd ■ueri««ni fr
tha
unaApir.
t* rm dorjrrenta in hi« p«)4a«aaion warw
pit tided lint i 11*\
Ih rl«*ete#l nt 4 «|*e&lt; Ul election on j,ronf
t h • t provocttlv* Action '
Th* ti Tony l»" u«no. No * . a«Tha g..varn..r .ant ha al.., ^ , lin„ Ru„ , , w„
* u-rd o* l-etng ti euokcr” f .'r a
«. .ul. .ark har ilaatlnn for tha ra i.y j , r ,ln, v ml|ttlry aathnrlllaa
a hua;»# lti|iior •&gt;ndivat**.
until M .r
W hit.
Ku. . , -••.n . w
ara
ro .„p ,r. Un» •
Hu..Ugh a «rov*d i»f n t'.itre , . i|r n.r,n.lar or tha tarn,.
---- ....--.w &lt;U’U|4IIUii|
Itill. Informed of h#r *l»pollttin*nt •Bh the Upunaaa m •
• *
purfemUota and
and raid * t her horn* al Joileahoru,
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s A J U I ^ J L i »••»« U . *UJ l « . lo.jinu
p r*p *m to iu . ih« diapvulm i
pli a .%*•I guilty. r.YMi'
K m re -*ng .ur. C«rawajr,*lriip lp'54, xalrf »Lr would [ „ , j
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T p X T T X F ^ .^ r n r
P r ^ p 8 r : H * w n O ’ i n f r A l t a n n H i t e S p r i n g s T , \ , Ar . ‘“ * n' ^ V 4, ’r * 0 ' i
• .u n - ^ iiu r , ,
-* U ’*Hak.v w%.-'4*r&gt;u
N’
“To l« pVrfrttl, frank." .Mr.
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if
* - * .
„ ty
.l»I* rWl A.to,n«;
r.*a,...n
„ n) t, u * Y . r ^
w,„ *
With the ArmUtlc* Hay parmle M*Yo aaiit, " I am pl#n*«| an I &gt;a | A I.)-A tto ,.H .y T » lh a i.1 t . , , |. • |
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n iO
o m* " ’ llnmaia.
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( I C I O l J / l S t T i l ! t j I V C S lBi lllfTr W
' V ef ldC fD
BnmaiH. r*p«
nrp. uin. .ha p:,­
|..... n
C n „ * „ m nrrnea on f&gt;w . n n d « „ ry
„ |l|r„
and last nlitht’i
Honor'
ian t'i Court
Cmirt of II
onor Itwvt^l with thi* ertt .n on lha | t l I and&gt;». In n wrltt.-n ..p in ..' . . .
, ,
,
/ » ,.- «
.
«'.'••• t‘ •’*■•. ’Ju .l »•• . . nV la..lay
.ut.l
the
"nlo
of
run.
roming a* a.Livt] mattar* of in.- "V *hn xtata’a inarkating ag rviu*.
ha*, wen if ihe la not .l .c n ! fo. »nM0 n .llit.ry a«en,
\ll
ail
it,*
trinl
\.»
.ti)
•l.a remainder of th . term. i l„ „l|| n, IBr,, WiM n .
- «
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IM.itanr*. rn .m b.ri of Troop Kiva. f u r &lt;l»|«irlmanl ho* tv .i.g r.1,,1 « ! K&gt;»Pe “brlcka" in Kl..
The r i n g .
lh»t government
* no ...ora u violatinn of li
••arve more than a month. Har ro l- 1 rk- . m i i i .. i
.
„ * .
»
U«&gt;&gt; Scott ta of Amarl, a haie had | I*111 langcrincx have lavn &gt;inu»41,- ., ..... U i. . ‘I
, ,
, rlnrgetl wn • linked v»ilh "S t »i Kme l- t a u . i* th , Senala H
I *
pi# |#ei
*ir« •e
o
r
a
o
s
r
a
,
?
%Uafi.#*titf Spring - official n * l_ ,
, , .*
k ku*y w *t*. •' i ually I* t* thi* c ’ a.'h lii r r i. hint hilntlon laws than aoul.1 1* •
Al
*
npui.
.
jniletl
t
htcngi.
«an
1
of
ginpai
lio
m
w
hich'a
."
laader.
Senator
Joe
T
Rubin.on
’
*'
i a*iaI tty Ih '. i ! MumiiHw/V'I ■
' T h ilr part In th« ArmUtira Hay maturity av.n thonvh tha *ta».Jar.l
xi
a. a
, .
...
•«- ■ member of ttu* ‘Khir'iitM
••mr
h n .l l.« hiiiaiiit. n.-w w . ,ulvr. mid operate.* large .Ji-njl...
Mr*
II there a
Kellon
ol K
.. of# Amur
.
r’
, irtahratlon ilitl not and with tha.r thi* yaar i* Inwar thnn It wn lull I ‘ r.imla, or tha #ala of
i.»l
for t e M t t»||- lit*: It l **
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„
[aitiv * ^
group
T ^ a c .V
if .
' M** Sem#nule t'tiunty U*j» «l Atuom. | I. atol in Witt.
j
rya,
(torn
which
whukey
...
Georgia wa* Iho flfat woman I
nppaaranc* In tha para.la. Thay —•*«&gt;#&gt;. " ’a bxra virwwl with ...no
* • I In* hr' .
• -V i \l » i«-oii k* #.f ( ‘tiinniert e vm*- art en- -nlv r-untv. Item I-niton. I .* i H
ontrollvij
by whita
goardlafa ,,
inuvlr."
Culled State* *enator hul h. r
latar ussi.ita.l woman of th. .'I“ tni lha Inhtr.n' .iangor in cml,1*' ■ named Kriukanov nu I K-.lkov.
1
’ u i f ntlended Ity noire *id»L .\lld«*l-till till, hImoii
'liHI. I oint.n. nt wa* -olrl) ronipllnieni
li«\ K l*'' '* •' d i in IM- l '
lha .............
»|iini«n wa* w rill...
Mothmlist Church at thair hart. ' - 1 inB •'’f i In*paat*.n on taiie.rtna
Mrmliet* of thi* group h4&gt;0 I
Ihnn
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•
p
#
.
-0114
who
Tiitjiuy
ih
)
u
gnlloriulc.ibol
thr#*
ol*.
nl
I.t
•
*
til
It.*
r&lt;
m•
ti'«
i
r*«ev
ary
She
nierrlv
took
the
oath
nn.l
r . o dinnv r, ind still lite r in the on Nov. 15, foe we h*v&lt;» renli u-d
^ T*, °i* ru,u a r
•- V|••tiikg, Il«i! erv ile I*. I a*i . night . . v iiil the * "finnullity the .Mobile W» «i l.rfot • ,% .. n
retired In favor of Sen d &gt;r Waller teen rent to T iitslhar ami Hollar,
«i*&gt;*. Ulrvftrd traffic and the
* be industry. thU the ni
k’ ‘
•rt»* ‘••UK computi)
the •• l„ henr Inlki J.% a n
the iit.patrhe* raid, to rummuni- ,,
.*• i„rl, K George.
##xf-t|f al Inn 1*v ini#l.
ie.
Saitiord,
W
i
&gt;
i«
i
(.iir*ten.
,„ ;w .t, .M h o footk.ll Kama.
i
&lt;CoatlnuM on T .g a Fou.)
|irnhlbUi(m
„
eral »••#u*'t\ ti\|« leader*. ti. | tell |.*» in,' Aw *i#aru r» V, 1 it, kill fht*
&lt; .* I :n k, mit| t .. i b it .
Mr*. Carratvny'* appi.int.neiit •ate with bandit element* la &gt;(
Ml I. J rigfin te.u! 'U v m u ,, ready Wllh *
.
rgain nrale.1 a lie hetwrin Demo l.reprtion for n insurrection. Tho
iiiti.t and lki&gt;tun.i
any n i^ e i ho might
fm a a Court of Honor ha«.i,d by C .
C-iu ...*V''. n j'’‘inUoA-d '‘u.''
The * .i|h#nf «nnru •1#••, \i,#I# r*.##*t . rat* and Itepublu nn* at 4! each, uprising reportedly wa* to bo
llic ln»t M tlion of ui* Mu.it&lt; to folio"
•Saoui Co.n rl .sinner Wakalin, of
make v%h. »t ,i|
t,. U tir jin.i •Mil. Hl»a tfJMfll thr. 14&lt;1 1#,«•1 ll 1
and restored Democratic hope* foi handled a* nn "emancipation to o t*• ’ ' ,
.• •it’ • ifegiee*. will le ,
it
Orlando, and wont Ihrouut tha
dcvel«it tin- , t int \
ment."
^ . v’
n.tori.aliiig liquor* I,
r**il l*:t *,l I'ln'iUli'n ##l 4 . irHH •- nrgaitUing the Senate.
' '• * I*h k iji the it tel n# tm
|
Aoul,. I.iiiii Mr. Irlimann. win. ••»|*Ul« il * ft |a,Ilf 'til'. •iii '
In Moscow, the reported a rfr* t
i V |.
oaualI 'U on.ua ta it. which ■ '- | \ I 0 o l J n n - O n
■•«.• |.U.p«*a. unlawful hut th.
V* the wife of a r.ngr.ssm an
&gt;• w* •k iii ihi&lt; m cllon ,
*p
•■*prv-*e,| In* ihiinki nt the heartarniln* th .!r lndiy|i|. al Mm-**1 A l e e l i n g U l l F r K K l V , .. .u tu la whl.h maka. tha
. xxh«i « r r f ii ti,.
ihtt*. #|fi»y for eight year* nn.l of a eenulor of Cihakov caused a -rnintlua,
•••.tidied by tin* *•
J ly well..ate and .poke on ••( ... ,4#A t|,r rli-ir^f .
far fuithar athdntvmant in Scou t,
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(Continued on Page Five)
for III year*. Mie. I'*rr»n»y hn*
• I r . of t^e ilinlri.t m#
wiirk. Ju.lyp Jam a* ti. Sharon, t i . ,
Tha Watarwava Commlttaa ol ry* onlaaful. V ak lt U a man
: f»t^iati..n.'' II K Maine., Alta
&lt;\l,iui,tf 1*14# «|#1 . I.VlK Ih'lllfi#
(Continuc.l on Page Kiwi
• teair* Ibrpivr vrili Ur
I . Hrrndop. A. C. Fort, S . U. lha hamionlc Inunty Chamber „f cummun kuowladse that torn ,
•monte tfiii.* lea irr who pit-.t.l .l tin* c*» rl \‘i I i'J iInY « ,1. l:##lN-rt w
ui. h it runtplr'Jti.i
Ilighlayman, Pat I Sllna. Rroui- Commerra held it* tlrat mee-lm ,p .d,. fini„
lha, v ll,
over the affair, .a ll. J up.m Mayor #1
fl&gt;# 1 #1 U«-,v' I# ' *'»ulf&gt;
■• |ir«t terlion. %
i.a * t ‘T Howard Ovarlln and hi* In tha trada la.ly office* &gt;,*ti f l .i, h r. „ mada fro m coin and r&gt;. 1
[ SintliL of Altamonte: II U I..-I. r Httorofy of ll !ii|e«i |r c»uoly.
I h ••■ti'iiil «trtion of Hi. v
n»*i*Unt. An.lrtw Kill, cotnpl«.*d
jo t the l..wiirn»id t Jun ,l..i
ul
wt’'' B - thalrm .n, Kr.*l
Tha op.uion , a t.l that ll„- In, k ' w jl I* • i nni* rred by n
thr t ’uU(|t.
I Coniinerr* uu,| J i;, Sharon and
T . William*, pre* dine.
under di«cu**ioi&gt; “ i* .hlrfly e..„.
i ni,, from Otlando f.
Hamit* Urban May and J a w *
A fter a lonp dl.cwxion on the po, tll ut U ltp rti &gt;u, . , r ant,
, ...
I II- M. I'apwnrth of .-arifor.l. to ile4*- P II &gt;iuh.,ld*r, c h » irm a n j.f I j f p
l ip | )p p | u r n
Mrl.unlyb w»rt award*d tha lin k rroiHWed hk Ji iina and Indt u.
liver »hort iiiapiiulional talk*,
t» unfcram ilrd and non in
Grand Mn.tar Samuel
th»* Highway- Committee of th«
^
IT C l I O &amp; v
" f f i n l rla *, acouta, while-Scout* Mlvar canal ,.n.Jaet for floml con
tienulu* ly Irtfoi i.tal v*a« lip- on
and "the fa ., that
, , W ...om inint S . . '
Sviiiifutlt* ('utility Chi,ruler of Com*
• i. •life m#tlingt w,ii, |d'i&lt;i.i„ fio,,i
Karlyle lluu-h ddar. Jamea Hyson, P i «"d "AV'dtttot.
Jl.r r y
Jt . , i r ..,t» in comlition* nlla, hruw #'.|»r o I 1 te' I'M'.rnt, wit* th*
MIAMI. Nov. 14.- (A .P .) - G o /. a„ '
•ml' I!
' vyi-ijr frclh f, of ll,i* Me.them |nh«
Buddy Wllklnaea ware iw anf. I •pusorth ®pd Ka i I l.ehnunn were Jir-o K H In water an 1 having i ^ *
' tiinty Commit*mnvr L. K*. Ih.yla t'aillo n , a* far a* ba knovda • i i
inir anticii'Olad a* dr H * in
wl I vi
lion
uf
tiu*
m
uni)
prr-m
t.
many
fa rank nf aecond rlaas a-.-out*.
} ° •U ,n J *h , . ^ ? r.
“ r added ih irrtn It mlaht far. i f . •■&gt;•1 nitk-mianre In thiMilN. Oviwlo, h i* fallvd a mevting nuw, will return to nrlvalo UfO . . f
of the in i.ii-etiiiu tlifir i.witclil.ora
Ii...u*
mat it* —
Ladgta
a a—
a r j- ,mant- hearing
I.DNDON. Nuv. It. - (A .P .t -| at the . Ivlcdu School nt »:0i» I *'"* 10 t1'" practleo of law in T a t i
t jAIn
•
-i the
— -----—------. , lo . br htU In I'nlat-' intnt an,i n.lirhl trru into .1 l&gt;« * Dl '• Iri ihp.ijf It. |i Chapoait for tho first tlmo. Mr*. Kmn.ii Al.*al
,’
w
.*1 ,'*»» r * : ' l.tfc u i i r g . G llr tr •••• D«c- * . •« raferrne* to rartaln vrU)liK w nlh.m iKht conlain al oh,.I
i
and Jam i tl. Hull. wu.*hi| t t Ix&gt;tt l ) 0i.in l«-*t the eroup lit n Mahatma Gandhi r.-p.r .ialrd tl... „v|,K.b Krk«l**y craning, Nov. J7 . to l&gt;* wb* n hl* *,,rtn •• chief *x»ciF '
. - .l#
,la;
- .; Ralph .LaMoine,
...
&lt;awMt |.rohlbtOtd ly Ian ,
and Jama* doiclopm tnl. an thr Ru John* in
aSW
w
between, dlecu.i the next niovv in the de- t ' T* nf l " * * ,o t- #*plr*». ne &lt;a|d ! *
onuier, am vitiudiue an ir t r u l liumhcr of long* wfiich enlivened coim.miuil agreemant
P f**y
u c i.n tin y n tj pot conttiuplatrd hy i.io titio ii to every M ni.t. in t 'i *
M.olrin* and smaller Indian minor-; velupment of State Hrur.l N r. 2t.J ye*terday.
'• ,
ft w*a al&gt;n darLiad to l«« ie a the lua* of Flotubi.M
tho &lt;KC* lon. following whnlt cuf- , Itie*
IV.iiM.n and Jam es Jte D a n iil*;
iterday, and
ann..unr*d| from the Tituavill* noa.l at GaTh« governor wa* her# to at*
d lnln.l to I * |.ir&gt;«nt. for 'hey feP and doughnut* wviw ir^vtiL
rail
for
ail
tha
tnwna
inter**t*-l
in
rlin r, 1*. P. McCuilrr, Jr.| U atl.The opinion then quoted tho at- have ht*pw nf nuklt'.j if the 'an *
Ihureday ho
intend* l,» neva. through Oviedo to Winter *#nd a dinner with othor promt- J
-cr alt, Jam c* M-Daniel* and navlfatioQ in th* f t . John* K in r lm » r j yvneral of Alabama, aurer
don f*rca;i«r h«' ha- n'um- Park.
|nent Florida Democrat* la contwl &gt;vl'
meet lay ill the hi t.iry of j
■uuk Doa'ty, aad FI reman, hip,
J l ii r r 'ii n r
WISH l u
nil ho|M&gt; of obtaining imle
l!&gt; preeentative* of Sentittulr a n d , tion with tha Democratic victor, .
nry.
t
m
rm
aiaa.
|&gt;«.
j
.
to
|»rrect
the
St.
uff|
„
t
»nnol
im
am
that
thi*
loiu-rt I'ra n a a .
. .
,
•
.
. o ffi u cannot asauut: that thi*
v / | i k i u i u i v / i r u i n IN
peadtnrv for India.
, Orange couoty will meet to firm u -t
drli»
te
.Tw o appli.atlon* h r tha ra n . Jo h n . River Improvement Aaaoel- ,,IudtKt u . „ M for lhtf ur|M&gt;f, „ r
At a inerting of the m inoiltli* Ut,- plan« for presenting this in*- 1 “Nothing else it In pro*p*Ot __
atioa
which
will
work
for
ImUoiatiny
,
h
.
prohii.ltio.t
Uw
of S tar S co tt were u n t lji hy l in t
roinmitteu uf th* round-table run-: portant project in the ntemhet* ul h . aa | know.’ he tta ’.ad.
’
'!
via** Scout* Gilmer Ht.ola ' a».d provement piojerU relative t i liv ­
frirncr, Mr. Gandhi l.erk »hnrp i« -1 the State oa&lt;l Departracat at th eir, I l f declared hia firm IwUef lha* 1 - r
er
drrrlopment.
; Ralph FaMolna. They will bw
* hr la “aaerutlve head nt the me
Abraham Net I lei. white rr*i »u« with i'rluir Mipi-ter MacDon- December meeting.
Otto Caldwrll, Kra.1 F . Horner,
;
f arwanlrd a tlb o n e x t Coftrt of II miitnii
ui V
ciiiiniuia.
i»
nowin
m,,
•&gt;•» Nati«nalFred Wanl, uf W inter-P ark,, protpeioua state in tl^ union yeathr„ •a hi, who- prrsiJrd. Th*
G
sorgo
A.
IwCottr*.
Who
h
a
»
i
*
,
u
l
.wr
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“,».
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&gt;
and
Randall
Cluw
were
appoints)
” Sr. Dae 14.
opem l- 1
leader e*|.rea*ed astonishment mrnther of the legislature from |terday,“ and drelared ho u dotnj
aunty Jail
Jail charged
rharged aith
aith ope
beenl In New Y«tk City fur the (j ’wanly
Tha meelJnjr, which concluded to era that all nvaibblr wutar
ing * still, following lo*
arrr-t in *^lBt 'be pilin# niinistrr should' Orange county, D c .-operating I n ' hi* bell to n.aku fcloilCa morn
hi* arie
pail
f
t
*
dityi
atlenMng
to
tha
fi­
&lt;
ra
ft*
lo
thi*
teril
&gt;n
are
atationrd
When all lh« aeuuta -ra dadicalcd
nn early morning r.o ! conduetcd bave sni.l the n.inoriliea agree- securing attendance at tho m e e t-j prutperoux.
,
Myrtle’* Cot fra shop, on of tha
Ihantielraa to acwUny by rvpeat- somewhere near tho lakvfrnnt I ird *,t *pot* along Maqn.dia Avo- lial d 'tail* relaling to the City of by inrtuber* W sh e riff J . k. Me- n rnr. rea-hed Thuisday, wa* ac-, Ing from Winter Park and Orange. To prove hla petnt. tnc go tSanford’s suit against the ( nn*e
during
the
Seminal#
County
Proff•"K *&gt;f»lher tho Scout Oath, waa
'
•captnMo lo HI |*er rent of India's county.
*■
'ernor tal.i th at while other tiatea
nue, w ill*lu .a bn th&gt; proud p»
National Dank, t"lrgraphe.l G. W. C'lrllsn.r* furco Tim. day.
r t ,» Day Celebration, Dec. IS.
Attended by many mother* and
js_ population. ^
^
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[are thowing increasing treaturg
JbHherj nf Ike boy*, moat o f thaw
deflcHa, kloriua la gaining flaaa#
W in* prevent at ■ C o M of Ifcnclal headway.
or for Ua» |luk Hi
That condition, however, will
not prewnt tha rarrylng »ui a f
plana by Governor CtrUwn fat
further economy in .a U *« 'g a g e ia - j
nient, deipita r« Vicuna* in ltd . t
valorem tan re venae gad tho bo- J/ *‘
" b * n O'* meeting was o v .r M r.; u h#li| nt lh, KrifkMn K u0(ra| late#, boaaflta a t tag relief mrtg*Vrr4 r i
fhop I ' one uf
* ,u| shipped by exp eM tu the still. What w a. Y h u r.d .y l
^ { iW A S H W C T O N , N sr. ,4 . , olllortow afurnoon at l ;0 0
MINISTKH CONDEMNKD
Sanfard . yrnartc -:
rMtaurioit* Sanford. Pb-aiu notify M «v„rT. I- mutning al 1:10 o’cbhk. F o t r ; 1#*" ** “ Id Blfdationir* tha, only j
I L f t i —Fraaltlatil Hoover retired
hou.4 later the. itill, ronfUcat d ■ dr“ ,,r fb *n g * In the gov«rn- p^lofk
and enjfya^ the patronage of a
-mv - ,
,
"W# racowtly oompletad
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Of hit While ■ ATLANTA, Nov. 14. — (A .P .)— rlienlite whieh ha
mad# tho
The Hrv. A. 5 , Peck will read daUoa* in tho purchaaigg daygrtCRT Attorney Fre.l R. \\TI«on liquor, and Nettlea wrre on tho n&gt;* nt'4 •llltu J* toward the Nalloa•y to login hi* A trial Jury, appointed hy t-e pljif# IU tagolar “I. .me” fur »#»•
way
ta
SanfnuJ.
•
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allil*
could
avert
a
return
of
chaoa
a brief l.urial nrvlca Iherw and a l me Me of tho state which WB1~
tlii« I.torhln^ sail, that tl,.. &lt;t .; ; |
i Congres* which Noeth Georgia mgferenco a f th* »ral yo*rt. Myr.lT',. t nsfea Shop
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'an d tragedy (a J»iRa and Uttar th* giavr-ide in lakevlaw Ceme­ briny a aavlag o f IIOOJMB a
dtf*.-tly upon MatitodUt Epteopal Chtrcb, Str.th, feoUir** (Jougnai ., r-v'sie*. and rfur costa meatioaad In the tele•
prostration of British trade.
tery when- Mr*. Leo will bo burled vaar," ho aald, “and a t prtada*
K m no duniit meant the act tal
Th# goveramenl ha* until Thora- MfJdc the laoiy of her husband.
rayorkoi to Uw Conference /today
ow» apeclal Ylc'i-I uf rnffog,' hat r - t« elrluslvp nf. aUnrn. y's fee*, I DfKTOIJS Al Tfl K fM JI MAN
w# are working oa economy n r &gt; f
Of tha *
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d*f for a change of heart, ha laid.
Rev. Hembert Smith had l u qualify apd aorvlco i* also in­
Mm. Ie« wa* born Raao Ann ure* to bo placed fa* (ffe e t ht
MIAMI. Nor. 14.— (A .P .)- l*o- On Thursday be plan* to go to Mrlatughlea. In Glascosr, Scotland,
#1- been’ guilty •! “gross Imprvd neo cluded I*' t r i c r i selected from a i and that a* far, aa the City l«
•tale imtltaUoaa wkteh wiU o f.
ci-n-e- ne t, th* iwAi|er i« a " * con- lieo tod*) -ought t » (Jen I I f . a Perl* to mako an addrrs*. Later
, wlth th* ay- —
»»d. high aamiaiatarial c o n Ju c f h r ( « mega.
Mar. 20. 1MI. She cam* to feet equivalent tavlaga.
"
ab.dev .
- 4 *
killed
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hen
ho
wa*
atruck
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he
will
go
to
Geneva
to
dlacua*
. the G rit aad*
wmmwuled that he^h* ■**•
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America whan a girl, and had lived
“Sal*Has hav* b*t a vw,
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BtloaM
tlr
driven'
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.
'on* by Dr. H. K. mrasaiaa for rallaviag th* world*! In Florid* sine* PJOO. She is turfip n 't h o arijiistry .fo r a
TAMPA—Plyn* v underway ‘f or
practically all d*part&lt;M M * i
J V 'K SO ^ V U
t e a l Agen- Holm *', Miami physician. W it-, sow ,
&gt; w . Aacracy *UH h a * malatalr.ed cky-w U jgylaaa-cp. paint-tip ramvhrad by three soon, A. W. Lee, capital and wo are f o il g to
cy. In*., grant
| haiW of In- ---------told police the accident waa:
- - &gt;
.
M l * the o* m 4/ -no tu n i t th *
t tu tc.Jura
|corporation to
turpvafhw rnavoldatP. Dr. Holme* wa- u-d^ JJAKTOW— A. A P. Tea C*. JY-. and Harry I-ce, of Sanford, Urwogh. 1 think, w«U U
aad Jooeph Lao, of Fort Myar*.
vt oyi
, 4,iU*.
- f t 'i d y t r '. '
• ‘ m«T»d to Centraj A n . store room.!*
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Boy S c o u t Troop 5 j I K " , .............. .

H a s B u s y A ctiv itie s i

Landis Says Wine
Bricks Are Within

£ i “£ IS t a l e ’s S t a I u t .• .

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Members 0 f Large
Whiskey Syndicate
I*lead Not (iniltv

Parley 0! Masons 1 o K arl Lehmann

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COITimittOO

On Waterways Has

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Highway Committee
Will Meet In Oviedo

Mahatma Gandhi
Abandons Hope Of
Freedom For India rViT; ' ,rki'’' to rpn,u,,tliun

Doyle C ar I t O n Td *.
Return To Private ;;
Life He D eclares
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Myrtle's Restaurant
Will Have Large Si«n

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Knd Written To Suit
To Get Back Bonds;

Put In County J a i l .......................

oover Begins Work
Annual Message

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Defensive And O ffen­
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Held In Preparation

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UN1VERMTY o r FLORIDA,
CAINEBVILLE. Mas,. H ^ T i i

I ’-thk* frame, adding tw i more
i tha tth and ala in ’ tha plhth,
id defeating tha Baa? Gate by
W orervrhelmtng ecor* of S i io
Shaw pitched far The Herald,
Id t i t le d tha game gf hit ywng
Id, limiting tlk. Ban, Cals to
Hr Idta, good for three run*, and

us our haato to tall you about
tho gam * yaatacUny ww rfgrat to
mention tome o f (to other features,
the praoaautiow o f spans ore , for
Inataneo. Mlae Mary IfnsveU and
Mia* Roth P w a u wore Urn taH
and charming young women who,
re ro rta j by John Bills, J r ,
and
Ghy Waite, acted ns tponaora for
th* Orlando teem. While the equally aa a ttrto tlr* Miss Jean Martin
U n a y had l( b « M arjorie DtfUoa*.
escorted by BUI T yre, and Theo­
dora Wade, acted aa sponsors for
Sanford. Their colorful Vail ap­
parel, brightened by la rg , yellow
ehTTMathemufes Which they e*rrlod, lent a collegiate touch t« a
sam e which was already bordering
on t|m alto a n j gaiety of the
crowds attend log a college contest.

■tiring to t 14.
.tip to (ha earaatb Inning it Was
pitcher's daei between Reborn
jC iA s w , bath teem, bathing
igtr pttcherg an U tba liarit In
Hh-' field.
However,
Reborn
gttantd In the seventh Inblng,
&gt;d tha Herald beya, quirk ta take
IbliHNa of th* situation, want
IKn bntUag rampage that ha*
b|4ag*g Wan equalled by air* team, f-*ck froes-countrg run by ■ wide

1 « H J , being eradiud with two
U a out *f Toad time* at hat. IndlMtally, UtU waa joat half th*
M U , number of hit* Hade by
tW pottr* Bear Cat tpem.

m aigin. Routb, a senior, scored
enoagh point* so that ba and Otto
Hutchison, senior who ram * in
fourth, g a r* UmWenier else* first
honora In th* run. Routb erueesd
tha finish line between th , north
goal post* a t th* fla il, io n s dis­
tance ahead of ai#n GoVocok,
sophomore. HU time for tht three
mil* run through Hanford
was
17:K, considered remarkably fast.
Claude KeUf, sophomore was third.
Each of tlhg four (U sees entered
flv* men in the raea all tearing the
Municipal Plaid * t t i 45 o'clock,
and returning shortly after 3 00
o'clock It U tha first of saveral
elmlUr event* to be staged
at
Remlnole High Ihla year.

tatock and Herndon war* tha
tg start,
Quantnck going
Dug-gone, here'* another Friday,
nearly to th# aeor# board and tlqia for Oh Yeah to hokl up
U Evhank'* foul fly In '.he hla bahner a* th* world's g re atMing, a|kl Htrndon making eaj ■ kofdnd-gueaser. * Here gore:
national Oils-handed cateh Puid'iy orer Iowa; Tutan* nrrr
mphrwy’s ' Oh* 'drlvt in thj Georgiap- R; -kl. U- near llaylor;
V. P. I. over V irginia; Lehigh
• .
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1 Mw. »Uy*d a fin* gam* ever -ilutgers1, Colgate aver Hyrafield, making a lumber o( cuaa; Army over Pittsburgh;
ful etopa a t’ third and relay- Duka over N. C. Stata; Dartmouth
l . . I.
U f tha K-ls*
ball ato .il.^4
-first fn ttime
U ovey Cornell; Florida over South
Carolina; Ohio SU t« over Wiscon­
St'down th* rwnaer. ,
jlHbwem,. 8, Aha* daiatvaa lb# sin; Harvard over Italy Croat;
Vanderbilt over Tennessee; Lafey.
etta aver Penn State, aad Kansas
Agglea over Nrbiaska.

Bug

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ra’ team g « rt to Orllndo to
bota with, according U the
y*l

undrrvtending,

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Chinese General Is
S till Holding City
Against Jap Force

Oatora of fla rid a ga lata their tilt
with South O r a l Inn ua plant
VMM, Tampa Saturday, doped far
taa first Him la tkfia wbtks *&gt;
the pro table winner*, Xha Galore
tapered o ff iholr propping far the
Gamecock battle yedterdoy a fte r­
toon with a bsnry offensive and
defeneire scrimmage in the onlrer
city stadium and will Mara Friday
night for the Brookcc Ctty,
In tho previous contest, with
Georgia and Alabaaw in aueetselrf
week end s the (.ato ri wars an the
short eld* of tha betting oddt. But
against South Carolina, tha Gat &gt;r*
are doped to win. The Gamecockhare won their last twe gaoses by
ronrlnclng score*, while the &gt;1 oridlsne dropped two Itw-awar
•klrnushe, tr Georgia tad A la­
bama.
In the practice session Testerday, Bachman, returning from hi*
short
jaunt
to
JacksonrUU
Wednawlay to attend a prep,
school contest thart, continued til
attempts to straighten out th« C a­
t &gt;ri sadly Ineffective offense. Voc
half thr period he sent the'G ator
treks crashing agslnet the "froeh"
line with little or no gain, rect.nl
r«L The tiatore’ Inability to block
the opposing taehlers la still the
greatest problem on Bachman’,
bends, end with the assistance o(
Beckiield Coach Joe Holslngcr, h-It trying to make tha Floridian*
Into a smoothly clicking machine.
Florida's light eel of bell car­
riers demand g tod Hocking, sod
•a far this season the forward,
have failed |n supply the demand,
Bachman announced a short and
&lt;a,y signal drill aa today's chorea.
Just prior to leaving tha gnlremlty
city tor Tampa. The aquad takes
e bus from the campus at M:.1Q
1 1 catch the south hound train
from Waldo. Thle lilnspary puts
■hr ulq -quad of 34 players In
Tampa Saturday morntn*. a
While tho Gator* are entertain­
ing tha band of Coach Chuck Le­
vs'. Head Scout Nath Higgins will
ba attending' tha Georgia TechPennsylvania game in rbiiad ilphis, lllggin* plane In leav* for
the Quaker City by plane today.
The players named py Beckman
t&gt; make the Tampa trip gr*;
Hall. Cherry, Par sell. Fd W il­
liamson, Goodyear, Rhlrmsr, «eds;
Jetthlna, i'ball,’ McOellsn, Simp­
son. tech lea; Oagogd, • Rlchaide,
Anderson', 'Reid, Forsythe, Muorr,
William,nn, Baraharrft, guard*;

io dub team.
I Bonder afurobca Use C ef(Continned from Tagn One)
' ,D team will Bo U N«»
mo . to ploy the Boat C4ost axpectaiklaviet Interference shortMan's team of that etty,'
.
Munition* from Bevlat Russia
[&gt;' " BOX SCORE
*
It waa 'jkUed# Net* unloaded at
Teltglhor h it Maturday through
th* age nay af tha Chinee*'eaitern
railway, which was mainly opsiated by disguised Soviet officers
and men. , •. / .
Russian sapper* and portions of.
th* seventh and ninth Soviet rail­
way eerpe w*i# reported to be
acting aa guards along th* rail­
way, &gt;/ •* » __ •' * *■ •
All Ayntrl-an* at tb* Mrtbndlit
mlesliae, haspiul and school war#
askel to *rtk place* of safety In
the furalgn esrea uf Tientsin aft­
er they had apei)t. 0 -night dodging
butkta. • ’
A. B. Cool*, a roleilon official,
brought In this* women this room­
in g-D r, Ida B*Uo Lewis, Hit.
Frauds Mlhwsa aad *
Mi*.
Mhocka. H* said numerous bullets
fall In lh« mission area during th*
night, man* of Hum. pasetfstlrg
tha hoepltsl Th* work.of removing
patlanto fiam th* hospllol will ba
.iirruois
. . 1.1
' ■
difficult, v
be. sa
id .',
'' . Kffocta ta. arrange cooperation
between Chine** and Japanese In
running dawn Chlnet* - '&lt; robal*
bUiue'd fur tb* eutburtu a f t lotlag dating th* War few Java war*
fnM tM ^d'W tba tart
ioment.
at Of Bther Mora truidd,. wap axpactod.' . .

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C«ra»tl
».&gt;«-. ttato
a. CmrwUmm
Tala a .
Male Creel
RaMwta
•raa true
nnaOeeah
lee a
L*ai«a
Oeflar
(etfite
InlrfkUi
OkU l#a*e

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Prepares Thenixoday
For Gainesville Con­
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Jtet ar* radically ' differed* fraaa
tho pablla-py f a i ^afjjb*
opfolona, not priretd ophilona.
“I f any attxarlhro e a o u be­
came Intojaeted la f»*s I’d Utah it
was a *rare lovely thing. But poo

mast 11 ei Jnli l r 1 am an Immoral
man. 1 am tho only man i n . the
United States who would da that
sort o f thing."

Dreiser said he know the rturaan

mentioned In the Indictment as
“Marta bargain."
"T har'sa got her name spelled
wrong." ho abeerYtd. "Tbey’r r put
in o ‘p* where tlx re shuulj be a
*b'."
'
He added that ebo waa a mem­
ber of the party—eamabody’a sec­
retary. he thought Whoa ha waa
ashed where ibe Heed, ha replied:
“That's mg business."
The report that toothpicks ware
balanced against hie door ho charad rriled as "the most asslnJne
thing 1 c t « t heard of."
“H accafur," hr s a il, “ 111 bora

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Clip this coupon, plata jranr name and adIdftoa on it, put a
•W" Of "T " nppeetto Ilia ndta*. of tk4 le a n you think will win or
tie. end lend it to tho Sports Editor of The Herald before noon
Saturiay, Nor. 14. Remembar,. the llat handed In the earliest has
the beet chance for the trade coupons.

Address

TuLtne at Georgia
Baylor at 8. M. U
V. P. L at Virginia
lahtgb at R rtg e n
Colgate at Syracue*
Pittsburgh at Army

Cornell at Dartmouth

9. Caroline at Florida
Ohio State gt Wisconsin

Penn Stata at I^fayetta
Nebraska at Kausa* Aggies
EVANGRLTSr

GARNER T E L L S MELLONTUHNS
OF PARTY PLAN D0WNPINCH0T
AS TO POLICIES PLEA FOR LOAN

ing an HUgsl marriage ceremony

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kUaint

poll* Autotobtic
aw, Canaan eclqntleta, will skarw
the 1M1 Nrbei prise tn abamlatry.
Tho M U prise (ar phyeka la aat
to ba awardad thla yaaf.
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O A I N E S V I L t t ^ - McMaUca
Airway*. Ing, * para toe* a tS r tth

Want* To A*
f e a t Adi

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NEW { y t y f c A i t f t t X a i
(A .I’.)—Coach IWtnie B ln
Talent himu'aftbr thj#
straight Southern faothal
Satarday agalnat
that marred h it f
r r a . Btorthw a i
perianrad squad a f

Unle.nity of Gaorgia team',com-,
poacd mostly of acBJon. Iff* \ *
Ha each* to avwaga Usd loi-i
defeat administered U tha tow* if

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to 14 o« tha same battHflaid
Saturday's coufUet, Baafaed
B o w l'a t Athene, G *. Shsea 'that
gam* B la m a a has rolled hi* big
Green W ar* over th t G eorgian
and other southern
appygante
without d efeat
-C r ‘ A
Saturday It wfll bg tha Original
lllcrmeh-drreioj'pd wing bach ahift
that coma* out a f a huddle, pitted
a g itn e l th* RUckne sybbem used by
Coach Hekga, Igndiati riponeot a r
the farm er Notr* p t M t mentor.
Tulin# rounded ooi the hope*
practice schedule yaatryday after­
noon with a light workout sod
then entrained fur Athene, ta h*
followed today hr approximately
1000 rosters on u r e a lections of
th* special train beaded by Mayor
Dinwiddle.
A THEN A.Ga.. K a r. 13— (A .P.)
Georgia’* football raraity je s .
ter day praal through ita final
acrimnUg* In preparation for thg
T ulfca game and Catch Harry
Mebre A ported -thq squad In tap
shape.
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Mehr* waa plaaead with IW way
hi* vanity looked W th ata affena*
sod defatu* taday. “I t eesdd ba
■much batter," h* gajdj "but it U atk
improvement an their f l ip .la yeaterilay'd errireamgiw"'
y. j '
WrdnewUy th * yeearraa. run­
ning TuUn*
wwauldeay Ibbt
through th* ra n tty for - hfrAnil
touchdown*.
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Tha U forgja p J it ir lw t r o (a fib*
spirits yaeterday afternoon, a h x V

log through Ihetr play*.with gaat
McWWrtat, tjUggerter, who i»D
farad an itijaiwd faot.ln tha Mm'
York V. rontaat la st. weak, wap
abjut well taday agid |rls recovery
left tbp squad in aaguotj cuadltloa '
a* it has b**u thief;ywAf.
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FIN F.D

JONESBORO. A rk- Not. L W
IA .P.) The ilev. Jo * Je ffe rs, e*Htral ligurr in Jonarboro'a recent
••church war" wa» fined |100 by
municipal Judge William Carroll
yesterday on a rharga of perform-

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senlatlv*s In Congma era cap- firth prospect. Ifia left with a
able of sacrificing tht walfadb ol pgocnlsa by th* secretary to "conth* country to political expadl- aider tha matter fhrther."
*Mf,
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PtMhat, who h*4 boon mentioned
"Nrlther I Mr any o th n .H r- fraqaenUy ae a powlbie candkUU
ao« tan eammlt tha Dwkaeratl: agaW l Pmildent Hporer far tha
members of Cong rase, j , preectU* Republican presidential ' nominehow they tbauld v*U. Haarawtf, l&lt; tlon, declined to dWuea poll lice
It taking ao (hsnra to piwabasy with nawspapeemen during kle »1»Ihat they will go alnrg witb tha It.
•
prealdent io far a. tha prasperlly
, UBB, f ,n
•pyq’ u tU r
and good faith of tba country h( calUd ^
^
warranta./
ronrtn* a apeclal aeaalun of Con­
s "la other words, I do sol «»tlci- gr*** for c uni Idaration af onerepate that any Democrat Will op- ploymant rallaf. Senator Reed,
pea* a nfeaaurr plainly nacre eery (R. Pema.) than took Ptncbot to
far thr HtJsetrial haaita af our u tg f0r not taking car* of Pinitptopia or on* that will lallav* a* j sylvan la's Made kiraaalC _______
af some of th* *mbUdtt*ManUp fsfn^tswt baa tailed" the state
far which w* belief* tha prraeat u«l*l«t»r# tote i*aaia&gt; U anaat a
admlnl.tr.Uon rtapow Vr. ' *
JX a rtlU f p r ^ m ^ m ^ o e
•At tha tame time, p t»al that *44,300.000 to ba ipant la asaking
Tam safe in eUUng mjr balief that &gt;6«. Ua also wanU the other 134,ah .
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h n a la l
~ RAm AAw l a
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AEO and so ha cam* bock to
'ashlngton to *** Mellon.
wiidoro and aipadiaaot of tb#
ChUng later on Banster Norris
enactnvenle upon which they-will
I Nebraska, a leader of th* Kala csl'ad ta vat*.
lMicas Independents, Certrnor
"Wa have no reason t&lt;&gt; assume
loekot eaeounkarad mvipaporlb* UifalUbiUty of tba administra­ mao. Ua gar# a statement explainnine voted, taip* tffm labor left­ tion. Indeed, tb* experience af Us lag il* rail on Secretary Malian,
wing membera. ', .­
part two year* pretty clearly dawThe regular UtM&gt; - ' f * r ty ' ab­ onstrata* that no tuck assump­
"tipoclflrally, I asked Mr. Mellon
stained from th* toUMfef, Th* tion le pussibM.
.
14 help by contributing 11,000,000
question *t Leu* w u a minor on*
"It Is net hwowcefrahl* thkt to th* Mat* commlaaion on Uaamof procedure,
’•
when th* prasIdeas offers » reran
Th* tariff quaelia* « U brought mendatlon ta aotamplisit a ftran playment, all of which would b#
up by Winqtjn Churchill, who de­ result, tuck aa the ancatragemant rwtoewed to ktm with a 4 par caat
lateraat whan a ronetluitiaaal
clared hl« eaortltuaney was h*a»Uy
amendment now proposed la adaptin favwr of (lolag away with Ira*
.
,;.
trad* and trying a “substantial
experiment" |a tariff*.
- this about. 1a which emaa «A»Mwsiy ; ; KM». Mallow dW not aeeept my
Churchill said It waa his belief our party goagraattaan will do
that most af th* members of th* everything In thelr pewar t* «ub*
W tba guvarwor m id k* did
House represented else tars who \tKute their awn prove** fSV the
mat t « disease petfUee ae to
wanted protactlta.
*
•M r rtested."
Idtj^tuict h» th* rolled pro­
This speech Wme InUipreted pe •J Owner mid cenfaroneag with
, it wwa agreed hp political
ChqrchlU'a naneuaiem u t that b&gt; kls ceOaagwea reveal the' daweeal
nan that h# hag drawn an
DsMscmti* feella* th at titay ham
»U h tb* H eevtr adariaktr*prote*u&gt;a maromro t Tba House
patbapa, on tb* tmoaplapbecame SWWM W B B (onmrrapcaMWn a* a .ra ta lt o f hla
Urd at tha gaqaral siacttqm and
that party’! high, tariff group* ar*
kanrn to b* *i*pl#***d with Prima
C U M UTS WIN N 6E S L VRISX

tioa an tariff* aatil aa Inrwstig*tlon U cemplatod. '. I .
'
Three
hundred . coecervaUve
member* af partlamcai art affUI•aid, war* attampUog to extend steii with Uta Empire Industries
ihalr operation*. Tba raautt at this
cunVovaray waa that each aid*
s coawi th* ether af. kraakfaig
hare,, attired yea-

only laaiaasad bard laalUg*.

H«r*’a the seventh |Ut of selections tor 1M1, and they a n
ictt.ng easier each « H i Woodruff ond Watson's a a i Cfcorckwall'a i n (till cp operating ’ta »*ko 70a fain 4 a yaw beat hi
■clotting th* winnrre* top Ret out your pencil and atari motUiif.
Remember. |l in IrsdW. at- either •f th« abort namwd ■taros to tb*
f it*t person p M ilo f tbo atari it n m U r of t i u h f teams.
Hart's «h«t th# teama did last wtth:
\
,

He Wouldn't Care
I f Charge Was So

.1 '
1 th « n c
t o i t j

�f

W y . Net. 1« k b tho
loot ft. r *f oar SpedsL
PA BTt
Move ywwr Chrlwinuo. Pic
a8egl*i»c* to lb* stgro. That U to harm mode now.
WfttoMt Bladto
A t, eae r.rtUo *f tb* ratty Me

Salemnen

itadOrahlp it* (

lap OItaly divided o* tto qaSaUaO firp Milliity anu im f|niy. anu uip
Mr ta who ihalt control (he party who hat boon afttfa In ftepetdtwn
Mid, Incid'otiUy, the patron*/* politic* la thU Mate far nsaily a
iftiftcc a Republican national ad- tMrit nf a rontury whb &gt;WM bo I
mlnlttiation. It u k n mrtoly a acknowledge that there' It aa bn
parfanctary Intarrat in itatoftol- Is the Republican party maintain-1
lag lt» prttant coarao. Ha wrnnto
tloo, making nominations a*My
an independent party created
tog th* purpoaa af kcaplng ag a
ftora thy boat In the Republican I
aagiMaac* af party activity.
Mid Demrvtitle partial. With thbl
nt* In « gnat whlla, awing Is Wage af (athering an ocgontiaUan
(Iter rendition*. It haa &gt;i«wa^ that would be in effectual compet­
Nd In rtoeUwg a aalltary mkm* itor ta the praaant Damaeratle
nf tha LegWIatuif. and hara party in the elate.
then It too aiada tha grade
We are inrlladl to agraa With
Vhctlnf u n i Inferior meaty Mr Lsweaa that • new and Inde­
pendent patty wayid ha of aarrt, on the whole, with the at* ilea ta Florida, If (l ware com^oied
Xi of th* noteMa year af ISM, of rlaan cul, honret, energetic per*
tipubilean party has made no ton*. Pteh a patty Would put the
itiion ipen the Mat*. It w u pemoeiitlc party upon It* matwpoailhl* for tha etoettow •* lie, with thy reiv.lt bciaft, Is all
Girin ileetera M that &lt;y*Sr. probaMtity, gnat fttod to tha lUle
rmihMiwei war* at work and of Florida.
eft It to claim, tem para illy,
It la (o b* hoped that Mr. Law*
temporarily, that Klori.lp had aoti Wl|\ ba euereufj In hit It*
| n r ta tha {tapnblleen party, tempi la chufen hl« old party and
lata yean that party hat, to tn-rrrale n new aSa that may ,om1 giH t etfeaf, akhMetod tti mind tha laipeei of tha atht*.

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Pay,
And Grin
. v
t ft

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Bee Tour Druggist.

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an d Profeesionftl

D AN G ERO US
TAMP* t i m e *

more dangerous t in ever.

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th e Tima* la smong tha Florida i * i • nra ro t willing to tarn thin
Btwipapan which 'M r* npvetid! iteeartan. mtttar a n r ta the itato
t b 111 Married an Engllth avia
M. A osas In which hath tha now.
The Sanford lions Club has net a splendid eaample e great daat af th* Uawwcmtlr cswimlttc*. They h*hJ that It W
f a d I •admit Ihay ar* taking a which otltsF civic otganltatlone, aa well aa our citlsnu aa (estetenca to he haid la MarianSa .•aurthin* mAraming whlrh they,
•A Nor. 31-ta. ll U baiiwnlwg ta la r v a lay. Ih ty might ba willing
liar tvon baf &gt;r» the honoymoon i«
a whole, could W«R follow. Ih a tpcsial endeavor to assist dadht If thwd aapactetlisa war* to h t*r It *cttt*&lt;l hr a atat* Ilhm**
school teachers In obtalning
obtaining their December antd
and January (athorlaa*. Thla lit hcceua* It critic convention aiada up nf
I
Th*r* ta tllh*r no depretaioa salaries on ^ltfis&lt; tha thertibers of the Lions Club havs ds- Mbiwa that th* cowfaiwoee la abont tcguhirty ch**m tlctogatas but
their 1B32 eutoraobHs licenses hi the t* he awvmd frem what was ««tg* Itoy reel that * purely mluntovr
(«Md Sinfacd or Mth*r twentyInslty nswcASMwd sa tta parptoa. e**cmbUgw atxh
tha Marti Ana
'
hto* couplci top UM month to ­ earty pert o&lt; December.
r n . UM aid Mary about two It*.In former years the license tegs have gone on sate Word h(« roam oat hf Martanaa wMSth w will ba had no right to
hftrfelweecr than ouc. sine* that It on - December ’ 15, but were seldom purchased by any 4p» Hurt It will ba ankod to gtr*' Olo act With authority In tha pronaltai.
ha. nurator af marrtag* liccm** preclabls number before the first of January, Tneti e*tm- B lau Daihacratlc- wsocuthre com* 1r tho cvhfarehci .hobId i m o m
hrlttaa authority te atldct the date- to direct In IMa matter It will, to
MSed’. daring October over thar*.
stons of tithe were granted first by one official lh authdfi- kfttee from thia itato to the nest ttato It Tory fi oarm tlv ily , g&gt; a
Ugavare* till ten. th at'* «* »y. No
ty,' UlCn another, until It was often the middle of March national Democratic roovcntldck. lotik Way toward* fammtlng itrlf*
before the tag buying period was officially ended.
OommeatiRg op,ta thla thi Wlcala Within Dawtocretla radki.
I
tTTi , .
r • j R w*i thought tkkt th* Mart*
Formerly also the license teg money went tt&gt; the roe* Ru.&lt; aaid *
itrail to, no liquor drinking at
ftortds-HouUi CsroUao SoSthSU department. Thla yeer it goes fd'tM schools; It aggregates - "Florida Democrat* ho** elwaya anna c*nfir*nc* waeld ha th* far**
pkktd thilr own dalogntooto tha hi no** of o atoto Democratic cone. wot U th# tharlff of Hllto*
national canventtott to Um prtdta* rootlid far UtOorpaeo af wrillof
pRMcMBty r*n provowl it. It*
ties. UnWac th* Rtaf rnlacaa It* $ patty platldnl'and aheptpg th*
(a tto stupor iplrlt ot n»-oj&gt;*rk, It might to will /o r tto Uat«tr off Utah to conhdir told*
their Jatkionvllla gmm*a In
*

p r iz e s

torac* and, yoailMy, *i w It a
inr* La occur* Mote p*tro*tag«.
t tb* mui* than a half.cantary

of Motkiw

QiaoHna KrW f U
Am. Thev «#»* high cla s s aaiearften, form erly m an agers of rep u tstd e a*)
W*H hat e deHart eorporstldns, b u t l i t ou t of work on account o f hftVd thm
h av e' bftrtj fo rt iff py Circumstances to turn to que*UWbn
ffdplla* Joyce ntunta sated p ta M tio ft cam paigns which th ey thetns^tves wmi
rbpa Snd Innmineco ihr o r d in a r y 'f r o w n epos. W e cart sym pathise with su ch neofi
ta ge kick t&gt; work. Look o f c o u rftL 'c u t we cannot accep t th e ir propositions,. Onjy
fool vrotM aflew plntaelf to be nueked in on e m oney lost
proposition simply because he felt so rry far th e m an wl
ll prekilily lame ti
s o ld i* W
*— i--------------or tint fhaodara I
BeWttf of - II itrent aalenmen these days. T h ey ere

IN CASH

^tepwiiton.

ATTORNEY

DRUGS

PRINTING

H. S. White

Touch ton's
Banfoni Drue

Herald Printing to.

ft

* * 4 r

Attorney-at-Law

Beak BulltOftg

•The Reran Store"
let at Feed ef Magnolia
Ph on o S36

AUTO, PAINTING

ELECTRIC s h o p

369 First Nalteaal

Randall Electric
Company

tp* (Iter tola.

Printing of dbtiftcUsft ftt

RADIOS
PHILCO’S
'

M6JS0 and

.

Automotive E R tfrlc
Compu^r

SCHMIDT
3rd and French
Iward (suing a out* toanntUn,
is doubtful that the task sad fil*
r tiw vtlvr* to** Mty too much

AUTO TOPS

iMfliLata Im ftLa wcitotolllsei* shlL

Ity Id pick 'oQUta
i* dilctatoi-at-UfU
natfctval contoaths.

•F.-ir Cttrthu la twchty-flvc, a*
to g e to tor *■*, w»’t* * frotli« a In high acbool. Wh*n w* wart
SR tick lag (U tf sot Sf *er kshy
Im hgt, she wao torllng rallege
kwsi with «U tb* ardor of ft
find mot her.

billions in gold', precaution for thb Safety of the enormous
hoard aft stupendous. Vaults afe 86 fret below (he sites*
and 66 below ftps level Around the mighty cache 1ft ft' nar­
row corridor protected by eighUfoot-thick wells of solid
steel. The sold entrance U ■ ftO-ton door which'May JM

living pvfndh mows Wlh. Entployeea havs a food ah|
that would last two months lit cssft of s selge sod s '&lt;
h * y. i to * - ■&gt; o ■
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cate alartyt eOhtrdptlon brings 600 mldlers, with hMc'
D h r In OrUndo th* city IS
guns
from Governor’s Wand In W minute*. Master ml
KMag Unplf courts quits aco*
of* the aefeCfftcklilg world have, for years Worked
gelt iepr«M&lt;tt dreamed of aotns Why to loot thtft prtoe. bit to IM ifftfl.
• wealthy. The cently they ere rsputed to have, given up. To get at
gold would nececalUte destruction of the entire k
bland.—0, 0 . McIntyre. '

SANVW to, T W F N T T y p # R g A flo

FLORIST

SERVICE STA^lOk

8TK W A RT

The Florist

Triangle
Semite Station

GARAGE

SHOE REPAIRING

;,T h *s u tcthM'/tJ
ctrongor |l
TtoM rtk*

A H to U A R tb
- lh Hght af

tto

whirl* I m to ofttry

M tm

AWNINGS
with

aew rcgtoki

M tffetTa Garage

Mr. Joitue liimeoli, whs p&lt; jokt

telaftMMW bJa potoanyftfUi ftlrtft*

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something for nOthhiK, Or very nearly that The buelsfu
Men payS nothing, lets a Inrfe amount of addlttoUll btfal*
tiean, end tbe poor promoter, well, he te Just working for
the love of it end lives off the income from an enters left
him by an old maid aunt
&gt;y ,
i Another thing Wr have noticed thin yeer, the promoters
tre of ft Uttl* higher type than Is usually tbe cam., for
this reason they 'ere particularly dangerous. Too m|fey
times In former yearn wft have found flocking to this few*'
feu ion. just ft' cheap bunch of crooks lacking the nerve
necessary for the mare spectacular fields of iheVr prrffhh
nlon. These are easily recognltable and net half aa likely
to find someone JuJIlble enough to accept their pfopoeltKlhi.
This year w* find ft very smooth class of persons faklojM^
these pnxnetipft scheme*.
"
•*.»
■I W» ftuppOMM:. k the depression. Very likely some v«fy

dtoUrod for ofcllo •tprcmacy ta
lli atfaii*. It Me A m i ta tolUra
taet tr it •arnety rtenereeM im
gtft To it rooW croot* a m p w U U l

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Sanford business w n and hooftHteetWnr aeoi
(W r'etap thaaa day* w h« dealing #Kk strslier
D a r i n g the pfSttwo'W'three weeks m k ■
gone by that at leaat one, eomftUmfte two or thft
or promoter! of tome kind or other have not dro
oar office with saris pet scheme to put over, fi
It (e j « e t » book eeUlng stunt, bat dressed up a II
cletenythawhr former yean. BomeUmeeJt b a a
loo contest, a special *
ipaper eahtnaign. Or It
dhrtt‘tem«f tHck-Mhfty GIVE you the features; and you
lend tbe rest of your life paying for a book you don't want
it have to buy on the installment plkn.
Vj
We suppose Mir business Is no different In this rftoct fruri that of every other person In Sanford.- We VnaIna they have all noticed an unusually large' Influft of

$5 ,000.00

Wclborn's SEoF &lt;
“Equipped (o do firs t claM

Guaranteed lepelrftag

day, It Ip latattoUifg to toMOT tto
|gUll*itotHniT la gn ft gy hi* op*
ptoseawtN to ift* aftpvMfte ceu rt

MUaw yMftw dSb Mr Ms' resaos*

B B ttir r s R o r

80Q A FO tlw T A P l

A.tmkaifl. AMtk-

ft have (kton the- e»«ur w
waUrUlIy tatoritotsd U

, and Uto .eSstMltl
i IU way eUdr 'to
uampto of *•* af tha

S

. tto taorUto and h

KARL J. SCHULTZ
m - S " " " H T T ia x .

ttorlAes Mask Clh|h « ttool

LAUNDRY

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nERALD,

PA G E TH REW

Y , NOVfiMBER I I. 1931

SA N FO R D ,

Musical Club Holds
I t s Monthly Meeting

Mira Thelma W alker
Is Honored At Party

DO YOU KNOW

lb.* monthly meeting of the,
i. -mown M i-if Club ahs held:
k inlay
I'l'wnnon ot
4;60|
k at ilie, riudio of M i*et
•loo* Mnth'oi on 1 5k Avenue,
Ml*, Jouime Aiiarello pi* i
. 22
( _* IItl'i i officers
present •
______
i
• • Hilly /.» h f), »i&lt;--president.
For
the
lent
few
week*
pi
n.
SATURDAY.
&gt;&gt; I liulh 1’,-ter.. secretary. Ada
Mr*. It. L. I’eck, R. U Pack. J.
Tho CeeUtan
br lhf Senfi.t.i ■".i Mum Margaret, I’nrd in let ■ oirleiriy
[Ulan Muiie
Muilc 'Tfub'
J fTab" will h,ve *•*"
program chairman (
moat at 3tl5 o’clock ot tha etodJo: Youn«
Batle'-le. .( in.
I -&gt; 'lie nftr' noon
u n i t y lor tjunlcy.
of Mr*. Fannie 8. Muruon on khiieiun. fonKrtgatinnel
u„.i
In the in ir’ eri eiandnation on
Myrtle Avwkue.
I’m rl.jierlon Chufthei fur I In m
MONDAY. .
nml Orlando l&gt;i*lrict f'hrittian il,.Mi. a Kmilir 1,Ingle i* upefujiti, ........a I It,10-1 nnrk, givVn hy
fdk-gfiidj sI |N»Jt&lt;tf!il Ikrnt Math m r
,li’ li lealer. th ’ f
Circle Number Flve'of tho FIm I FmleeTur Convention to lc h. 1.1 \\I! ft 1rit’iuU.
-' o. n I, * k ....... .. of the gv eal-'
Daptirt Churth will moat o l'^ 3 0
•&gt; th&lt;’ F lo t Prc.t.y., run
11■. i in.-1 i , i aoariled tir
il
o’clock at tho ho*oa
hooM ’ of Mr*. churrh on Saturday. N
whu oiad* the
il
Mi*, tb H. Smith, who uiuli i
B arah S te a a rt on MolloariU*
MellonviUo Av*Are* *&lt;iun *1- Nov. f t .
b.
Wi-nt
an
operation
ThumlOj
mmt.
J jn g
Yhr fallnalng committer chairnig hI thp Fernold-I.autliton M.
At I' !• I.........I' I he or eting M l**'
Ir^
, 'The
T h * Woman's
Womon't Mitel*nary
Mltelenary Socle- " ,f " *n v h frr* of arr*ngruipiu..
n i.ile l Iio.pi 1* 1, ti reported to 1* dull* m i fed lefre-hinents
to
"fy
Methodlit Cfatlrch
T y of th*
the Flrot Mothodlit
Chflrch Karr bean tnnouom l: Siclva l.uml- ■ t rovifig nicely.
■of udi, - .pul gin - I , piiiscnt, with
will hav* Ita program mooting at 'ium , rrgk'tration; Mar.ha Ann
'n h - r*t.1ri. e «,f Annie Mo* Kl1:00 o'clock a t tha church with May, tPieption; t hlo* limit h, m
-Mrs. Ethel J. tju h , of Jackson
l .bill Smgl I ’ r&gt; and J* * n
tcrtainuicnti
Ocnrgena
llurl.
Circle N'umbar Ob * t» charge.
*illp, i« the guest of 'h e r oon-inO rel* Naraber Uoo of tha r lr tt newipaper publicity; S f n t l Long, la« and daughter, Mr. and Mr. /•••ii. (he ii-fie-hment ^ 01* 1111/,'
Tlir »»t*'t»»t»rf 4 o f ! h** club B»r •
Baptiet Church, Mr*. H. II. Hill, parlor; John Dightnn. decoration;
Atlhur (iatrhcl, a; their home, S l j likiimif .\*ii»rt‘llot MunfAfFt Till
chairman, will moat at 3iS0 o'clucl. Mary F ran co Andipn*, bapqm-l. lV'r*l Seventeenth Street.
Ium. rVnntr Mae Kill-. Msiifi*’
_
with Mr*. Hill at her home on Av- Charip* flnntt, urhir; and Carin-'ii
lluv'itn, !(ntIi I’r lfr t. Jfa n fttf, I*n!
(luthiie, music Mr*. Juno S n i p
... .
_____ ,
. .
orally Avenue. *»
f». (m y Kmimillitt, A*U Single
U y .lh b d i .t r H
p rv .IJ.n l: .m l . Ml»« X a rclle v t e ^ a . t f U h *
Circle Number T » * of the Kii
Mon
i&gt;\
Ktlftlij Pinifletai y.
Baptiet Chttrch, Mr*. L. K. T en .!
MdClane. .talp ttwotuip.
“ * * f r u o t V ,° "
h.vc tci,\ ,r r .r „ t a &gt;tt iKhe. , U 111n n. Hilly Zarlimn ami Jviu
the .............
toinimi Lnirersily, wae th* gucet
chairman,- will meet wi , h M ,, j
lee nieetmc* In oilier to aralit( Aimlatiro Day of Mias Allurn /.am
T. Newky. 1000 Polmett Avell’j i
Whltehural.
with the plan*.
Vhe full owing itrugfufii will pfr
at 3 ^ 0 o’clock.
•tkVeil
O rel* Number Three of ll.
The first se-rvEua of the conien.|
Amon( tho„ , frnm Orlai.ilu at
I Hu!. Song. *’|Iyum t*
F irst Baptist Church, Mrs. J. Ii iron V. Ill men on Rolur.laj a lte r -, tl,n4intt lhe m„ , in har.
i 1 )l» Mem
Colclough. chairman, wilt meet ■i | noon at 2:30 b r ock With a I i ,|j¥ 0 f [h,. |*r.-,byterl*h Aoliliur) • ilia. ’ 1 v Han h I
3:30
with
Mr*. J . I\ Mltri- i &lt;hW»t* « » t ** rvlco. The conven |„ ,,re. j , „ |t„grr W AVIIvor. Mi- h- ' Ail«| Sine let ary. at uiun pun i *t,
_ o'clock
t .
.
Ml, al her home on Suniinarlin | lion Ulema will he, "U rea.*' 1
K, |vr* and Mr* W A Wlnl
i la )
"Fun, I'iiii,** Ihllei*
Avenue.
i things Inr Chi 1*1,’’ and the *ung comb.
i/ 'ii'l*’ *»«Ki iti* “ |fp in tin? Sky.'
Circle Number Knur of th* F l n l l will le . "The t'nll of Chri*t." The i
Hi II i ^tiaile
Mari'* let Cull uni.
Baptiet Churih. Mr*. T. A. B ritl ’ conventl m biniioet will 'e hell onj
MUm Alluni Whitehurst, who i
- 'T he Ulue M o n k e y f o l i n
•raon, chairman, will meet at 3:311' .-atunla) rvtning at C .10 o'clock „ •l mle ill «l Stetson I ' h iiv m I
tii'ovl
Uilt&gt; /.athttfy
o'clock wllh Mr*. V. » . Ila.ly , at the Epl eo,»| I'un h lloura a t 1a t DeUnd. .pend Armi.ti
ilk*V
I Snnir. ’'laitig, I at nif Ag«h” T
2424 Laurel Avenue.
whkh time the Senior and Inttr
„i(h her par,'ill.. M
tn&gt;l \\ ffn#kl&gt;
Ada Sinult t.afy. ar
ClreU Number Six of th# Kir ' imtlifilt* bunntff. will bf a.varile
M n I' S'. Whiteliuift. ioi
i oiti|uinik’tl hv Kilith Siu^letan
Baptist Cburch, l!r» . Gtftrgrt Huh
\ niiin m’ttiui'ini -n eervi »*• wilt Stfhrnth Strrvt.
.*• “ Met t ti MrtjfiiV* DilUtu
rhilrm an. will meet at .1:30 o'clor.,
held on Siunhy morning n’ j
tlurtfie llnpiin.
* j t h Mr*. C. B. Benton a I In 'Ki'tH *»VIork, wfiile |/i«* tonvenlimi * Mr. and
(i \\ Smith Han*
home nn Myrtle Avcnoi.
■ermfiL will Li isivrrt Iht* *. i »i afts then jrp«.‘s|A nt their htirnu t'.i i *». Snnir. "M othn Take Me t*»|,
Clttla Number. S/vcn n f lh- moi id tig at It ini o\|im*|. bt life |.*ir, t Street. Mr*. I . \ Smith, the1 Kim,*- fim . *■ VetklH* * ' t '» V , ,
1; i&gt;i»rt»i!la | * 1141 '141y W* I h**n, na
Flint Baptiat Church. Mra, U. I: Itri. Re'll llr kWiilea.
*
Miw* 1.ha e Ukt e
4 I t le ft:! ii m Mini 1
Beck, chairtnan. Will meet wIC
*1HIWP&gt;SE Ilii"
o f Ire r# w ho #iurali1
I’a .‘ge11, of Khtbarrit, H. «uni pan ieil t»y Edith smi:iet at y
Mr*. Robert Mertwethcr, Oik Aiv are ctxjmtnl tff !•# |&lt;re*viil a ir
i . *' I ' ml » t he Ti e e Mori i-mi 1
nut, at 3:30 aVb*k.
Clajitwi t*ra*%
■ftint, jir- -iifen!; Hiir *
- ■ Ad ii SillR 'el :irv
M. **Aiiietira." t lub *'bt»»u*. *
■ Tha B iu Im O TK im iiiii' i (Trcle nf ty ftofrtr, i ie#-|iresident; Ku miI
tha fir s t Baptf Chur h, Mix, l
r n ft pa rited bn It til h IV'er*
ilit'lur#. treaoiiFrr, M n, IteauKh
I - Hit*. rhaM pin, wlt| meet r l^kke, i|i»ie licair »U|&gt;«&gt;rtntf*ndei»l;
8:00 o’clock *K ltb Mr*. AV. I
tlartaret t rornhaf.
publi ity ;
(Iro u p
Htoudanmlr* at her home. 50« Kb
Krnnk Hr**!, nlnmiii &lt;upcrinti-nf
h
f
.
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n
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M
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V
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p
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Avenue.
slenl; Violrl
jtinim »i»
i
lnaf (rational meeting of Hv* * ei intembriit* I .ill inn Sonhir. 11. .s.
Womin'a A uiiliary of the H r i I*, eut fiintem le.it; and Kail la-h | At Faith iloape! Tabrrnavlc,
Thi- Drfk »*f prayrr and rtidf •
W
r*t
V
rit
Sticvt.
rn abyterian f hurrh will b+ hell "t nn. membtr »f (he arfvi*«try
.'r»il*l for )mmi‘ nil*' nn* ttf th»*
* t 3i0&lt;| o'eloek at the church.
iioorti.
I' . why It* i inn At xditiM id th'*
Kifwt PrF-h) ti’riuii i iyiiih wiif
•|
TURHDAY.
1
—
-----------------. Iu4»* thr rrvirw id thr hunt,. »»•
l'Uiln* “ “'wiinu
P earso n H om e S cen e
*loti "tint) I»mkt **Tbr imprint r
FIKHT H A1TIST t I ll IM II
*tf lluiiir Mi*"*lon** to In* hr 1t| Al&gt;■n
i w
, o u i. win b* held . t 3: q &gt;: v f M t e t i n f f T u e s t l a y
ilo v aftrrni'v«n pi thr churt h
o'clock erd wifi be fotloard tv
-— ,
Park Avrmu* ami Math Hlr i t
D&gt;* P**gr*m at 8*30 o’clock wit;i| The home of Mrs. Oscar I'eniFhr piM^rmil f'li thy all iim n
W. I*, (turfikii. J r , I'tidm
M n. AV. |. Henley o t hnateaa.onj' son was tho scene of th* niratln/
v%
' 11Ii 14* gik i ii u4 f u11it n •»:
.Sunday Sfhmd, 10:1111 A. M
M r*. 1 . O. Moore a *
progro; i ° f the Friendship C lu e of Ihn
tIl'p r t iin if
' Uwti llyli*
Morning S#r\'k#*, IlitM) A &gt;1.
on. All members of th , | 4 l.s t U tiletlon Church held
Subj#cl. “Tha i ‘&lt;alru ut
’ . K m That i M »y Ht*^” *t^| » talk,
Hue* i . tfui ip ",: ,ia-cht pm
chib Itb Invito,! teiaHewk f
Tue*d*y, evening with M rC f).
il. Y. P. U-a «:no P. M* - • . '"I ri'fh netiotH. ifM)m lhr K hliTi Mi't* trait ol live inify hioaai r&gt; .tli[
■A bonefi| bridge iiortjr krill b» John.on presiding. Daring th»
Kvdimjr H frd fPi, ifJuFP M
U I.. Ilriilry.
l-'it in E rof* vvb . veil i I, ,rrv ,i
•Iran Ot 1:00 o'c|nrk ot the Unth-J huaineaa uiecting plane were die2. Prayrr. Mr*. .Wbry I*i»ln*lait. rider. Sin* ii &lt;J'.ei‘ii \Vilbtdtoiini
Dr. i\ M Hmtam in chaig**
rtRlic perish hall. P ilo t* and re oi»»*d for flooring ihc class room*'
t. Inti.nliiilitMt. Mi* WalU-i I- .,f toe NrtPm .ni . w in . 1. , ....I
Wfdnenday evtning prayvi »* i ^(•mhaiont*.
, and for giving * matfonetta ohovr' i-„"5TmT’ '|V*, si'
* 1*0pv&gt;
•d In Ihc lit' line mi the ileHln n|
WBDNRNIIAY
on Nov. 111. Mr*. C. J . Harrison
'
lilt N|tl'atai
1 S
'l*r futr.., mi I mui
Th# IJtoratU i* fhpar'.inent uf * * " clcct*,| os aasUtant secretary.
x "A Suffli iviil MrtlihP*** Mus
ALI. HOUI-S UATIIOLIi
•
tb* Woman'* Club will have a r &gt;&lt;
M,*‘ ,,'T“nk M»ol&gt;* of
CHURCH
Map MiCill
gram *1 A310 o'clock at the do
»'»e&gt;al Intereallng plans and lieu ,
4»,
'M'a-l nn 1 l, i#*#nt.‘* M n.
house In observance ot National kain-d during her vlsil thi* aum
3 Util o* ti Willie.
The Itev. J, J . Mrlnnerm-y
Hook Wook and Children’* Nation mrr *n ,he NorthwaaL A soeinl
“ *s '»iu#, **Faiib of M i Fnllilow Moan, 8:00 A. M.
al Bank Week with th* III r a n h ’ur then took pla.-o when refresh«*l High Mess. 10:00 A. M.
publicity cvHiiiiiiiRi
committee in
In rnargu
charge t*.
of
verVod by the ho,le**.
8. **A rhanifinif Smith.'* Mr
Evening Devotion*. 7:30 I' U
Ml
tha ^ ngrsni. T h a'g eneral publi Thi»*« prMvnt « # rt; Mrs. Shadoin,
Cate hiem Class Saturday »!'• &gt; I M ill’ s I iiillmi.
Mr«. l&gt;. I t Joh.umi. M n. i . W.
t . iwvlted.
',1. “ Fminir lh«»
l&gt;r.
noun 4:00 I’, 31.
Mr*. R, A. New mm will teach till**, Mrn, Jam#* Blchard", Mr#.
! ' J1.AilI*rth Ti»cy.
It)
th
l.udrck.
Mm.
C*H&gt;rvi#
Towntha O f t’ulbortaon method of
Ml Snnir. 'MI Tilt 1 &lt;•«&gt; ( In
t t .Si.liF liA T IflN A I. t i l l Id n
Wddlwg ewntioct bridge heglnnlm; end. Mm. A. U. Hgid* Mm. A. J .
Km|'l v MiiiuIp J . ”
I.oRimf.
Mm.
K.
II.
EUJty
M
n.
H.
•t 10:00 o'clock 'a t tho Woman'*
“II nm# Mlftnlon
K ei &gt;1 "
'• ii
rto b
______ ____
” A I [nun " I i Im rm iitul
Yi Wwkly,
S\m,______
C. J . l1arri«rHi. Coinrr Park Avir. anil 3rd. fi&gt;
Ml . il If. Slowtrt.
Uiv.
J
ho
Bernard
JJont,
Mini
lli^ tun tin n "
T h * Sarah F *rk *r Methodist OrJ- T. Kills, .Mi*. F . M. Sl« rlei.t
Offering.
12,
Church School. 0.43 A. M.
31i*. J. J. Cote*, Mrs. N. J . K&lt;»».
•* ••H
1 l».
It. rbiflinir lt»«y#ri
Mfming
Woriklp,
11
:IM
I
A.
cdbt Church will meet i l 3:00 Mrs. &lt;1. T. Pvarana, th* Mis.cs S c i nmn by the pastor.
All Mmti'i'n l iiiiv m il in i-i
I'.lSlWnl«r.
Vtlweh at the home of N n . O. A. Katherine Kllie, Anita. Richard*.
I ’tiro lir m k r t t f W uli-r
I hli*'iaii FndeuroO. 7:00 I' Al
Mar. Kichoid*. Dorothy l'carsmi,!
l| ihi A M. It. F. Whnoer
Bauford on French A W in.
C i i iiif.'ilin;r riirn m fliiu it
President. Charles Gantt. 8 |k u I&gt;
Malian
tYarsnn,
auj
tha
Re*.
i
bulge.
THVHJUIAT
c i , William Fib eu.
• 'i t
»
V I . S. I... 0:30 r . M.
Annual Thankiglving hirny ltd Fiank M. Mailer.
M ile s Iriim .'-anfnrtl
LfMa* pally . porunred by lb* SalF IR S T CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
on th''
m . l , (d lS I’ KI, TABRIINACI.F.
Wn Ifnnhon Chapter ol lha D. A.

ttB B KABOARET PETERS, Sodtly Editor

Social Calendar

Church Societies To
Hold M eet On N ov.!

JT S T
w • ■
1*11............ Kllll
&gt; • »'
4.m i&gt; -r* h i t i i iti Ioi' •t il 44f M
Th. Im.i V\;»lk* . vt ti.. . 4ii *i i m
3Ii I1* 14ti MM » I i k 1| 1'. ,4f »\.M»
N.»v 1 • Mi
\\ n v* • »,.** f 1
i i|.i« tr I » ' i* 4 i» ii. I. . .of 4
»11*111 l '1*' t '*

P erso n a ls

t-uanle.1

I ^

The Churches

111* W taian'i r iu \

l.eaervalkm.*

M y ha mail with Mr*. B. K, To-

u -

Joy Givers C 1a 8

B '

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Iot

T0 -N 1TE

ami Mr*. W. L Henley U hosier*.
Threw planning to laka pat I In
K. I). Rrownlee. 11. D , Pastor.
thr prat ism art - Mm. C.eurx# MrCtrm-r Uuk Avc. and Third St.
Call, Mi*. Arthur liruun, Mm. II.
The Rev. Carroll Varner
Service* Suaday
I . Glenn. Mru J . I). Woodruff. 'O u t A M. Sunday KthooL
“Nut Fear Hut Power" i* llv
Mi*. Frrnee* A. IliAton and Mi.a
11:00 A M. Morning Wor.hip. subject •&gt;( lh«*aarnHMt to b&lt;&gt; aivaa
Fllhfrod Nix. All member* of the
12:00 Mialfng uf Session for by Hi* |&gt;a&gt;tof at 11:00 A. M. At
club ara Invited to ha prevent.
!ho evening hour the anbjeet will
lect ptinrv of numbers.
0:30 P. M. Chris I la a Kodeavor be. "What About lho lluvier?" A
KP.VIVAI. TO CUMMt
n u m wrltiini' t i ovrryeu*.
S o cictk *.

i

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—— • ' ' .
Vk» revival r.rrvlcei which hatr

7:30 P. M, Eve.ting Worship.

Sunday Srhwd, » :I3 A. SI- I’ m-

fisaor (i. K. M&gt; Kay, auperlalrn',

hcan taking plara at tha thurh at
CROSS
KI’IICH PA L den;.
laka Mary under tha dtiaclloa al
league, 0:30 I’. U.
C1IC Ki l l
Kraagnlist 1’tt,' “ *
’’’
Prayer Meeting Wednesday,
_ _ __ _____ ___ tin*I tomorrow. CraMaliat 8L Tha Rev. II. Irving I.iullit, raetnr 7:30 I'. M.
I McIntyre! aad'Bva- Clair win hate tbargoof thomnmN u i.n i. r is.
rj.11. Twentykch mtmhar mal*ad ln* »andra a; 11:00 o'clock and fmtr.h Kuitdai after Trinity. Ilely
R k r f iw a Mr*. M«-t F«ani*U»t Mu. Bakin wtU can- Communion anil tntercm.iuii far
tha aaatiac a tray 'hirt
afternnaa ur*Ira at 5.00 tha *irk *7:30 Jtik l.

warn w t ia j'U tha' •»’«•«&gt;

la a ttit, ree-

* • " « and ( irk. A

rha Rev. Louttit In charge.

L i m i t behoof, 0:10 A. M.
Morning P n y v r and Aiktreas church at Baal fWcojuf street at
II o'click. Aubjart for tomorrow It
"sU K M lW tO.NYI I I I )
“ Martala and Immortal*," W«doe»day evening service* nhi h will
SAVANNAH fie.
n — Hclvm * heeling, will b* held a; th.i
(A .I'.)—SbetlfT Mar.in V. Clarke new church at 000 R, Snj St. al 8,
rl liberty minty ■%*■&gt; .m f raced •'clock.
la I t h p U vgart hat* yr.totAay la '* Thu charrh maintain! ■ free
taiga twa year* la the (r tg a l Raiding Room al tha thm&lt;h » her.
p*al|raUiry net conn tun nr reel- tha Hilda nag all aathorficl Chrta■t Irtng U violate the prohttitiaa tlaa Helene* Literature may tn
read, bamwwl or purrhaewl.
Open Tuaedoy* aad fklle)* I ruin

EGGS.
I ’ u llet
lie n

RtCAlOO

cotta

NEWH
COMEDY
A E S O P 'S F A H L E 3

Errs

—,

.15c per dog.

E rrm

t

15c per dug.

1 hu*e

IiiU,

I It I'HI I

s m s U K \ N K l) C A n
A M I I’ U K SSK D
O A N T .-v fl.E A S E D
eg
A M I e i t E S S K U A 4« &gt; v e
0|i|H&gt;*ili' E ire S I j»Ii*»n
I'nlnirM n A v c.

egg".

are

•trietly

«* the red

each

Seminole Creamery
Co.
I'hune 61|

313 Koat Flrot HL

Price Of Milk Reduced.
Ihc hdlnoin* la ”&gt;'r

l " ,fe ,i“

to Ullu
.1H

Swl'!'l Milk. l|f.

5.20

;iil i ji. t iik r li* (S w e e t M ilk )
lilt i|t. | v k efa (S w e e t M ilk )
111 p(. lir k e lu (S w e e t M lJk )
llu ffe rn iilk . i|l.
Ill i|t. (IrketM ( I ft ille r m ilk )
iiii i|f. l lr li e ls (U n d e r m ilk )
1 rciini, ' i 'it.
Ill ' , |il. ( renm I l e k e l i
:iu 1 ( p i. Creum Iie k e ln

j
j
i

10.00
2.80
.13

.1.60
6 .6 0

.25

2.12
(&gt;.&lt;I0

Buy The Bust. It Costs No More. #r
\nniNil ThiilltiifRlvInfr

Barnyard Bridue

'
j lhuf-.ilrk&gt;

.1:011 I* M |

\\ (im itn 's
S

We are Ike onlv dairy In S*'m«nol* Counly, Ihel
piildie in-peel Inn of nur prodHftlun plant *1 any time.

invlle*

Welrh id * spare lor important future announecoienU. / (

( lull

|*41h «irril In I*. A. It.

'

A D M IS S IO N 50t

SPKNCEICS DAIRY, Inc.,

Ift* trialim i-t w1tit
Mr* It. K. Itiliir

. .-

Jly Goo. C. Hunlen, Mgr.
••

TI IE MARCH OF PROGRESS”

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A nnou ncing O ur 5 1 r d

ANNIVERSARY

vi&lt;T| i% \f

SALE

Sulurt, 'iv. N«v. 1 Uh t o SMltirduy, Nov. 2 1 mL
I,m m NEWS FI lit. KVKltYONK!

» g . ' . w * .D
* ”

.

." " "

\\.
impi'V i , id l yI,: at thi* lliiie, nt'cnit nor Idg b.'lrd Anulver*«ry Sale where wo
,,r,. i ,,t,.itup "llld TinnClIarsUin*" Ihru, glinut the *t"n&gt; I'rl e- am lu*e»t m year*. Huy now
und «vc mi your yenoltir winter and f hrUtiua* shopping Idll. Ju *t a tew u( tho many barifiiiin iir«* hit# I htfirr.

W O N D E R F U L L Y A T H IA L T IV K

M E N 'S F A L L A N D W I N T E R

SUITS

P R IC E S

Keg.
Reg.
UeR.
Reg.
Reg.
Reg.
Reg.

$i;.r»0 Values
&lt; 12.50 Value*
&lt; 18.00 Valuev
^20 r.0 Values .
&lt;05.00 Viilucs
&lt;39.30 Valuen
&lt;-15.00 Vnluen

FOUR GROUPS

.

,

;
.

&lt; 1.05
SI 0.05
# 15.05
* 21.05
* 28,05
* 11.05
* 10,05

P A Y L E S S NOW F O R Y O U R

WINTER

COAT

Spongy Woolen* and i t * new llu.cle Wvavr
in Black, Brown and Popular Mixture*

Keg. $18.00
Reg. &lt;29.50
Riff. &lt;35.00
Reg. &lt;39.50
Keg. &lt;45.00
Ittg. &lt;49-50

.

Guaranteed All Wool at Ihe farweat Price a
in Year*

on our

In Crepe*, Sheer Wool', Solin* and Velvet.

COMPANY

• •&lt;■

SpkH*ial price"* tti m errhint* In

DRESSES

BAD

V td »

t*rt n wi II feii heii"

.

HELEN
TWELVETHEE/

•H
•lV

h*fUir &lt;fuf In|» I he d*&gt; fff,|0ll* •UC

Beautiful SI. Johns

Sixteenth S treet and Sanford
Or undo lined near Geneva Avu.
Avenue.
William M. McPherson, p e l r.
Rev. K. ,M. Marler In rhorge.
CHARLES WIUTNEK
I:it.l,- Srhonl, Sunday, 0:13 A.M
Flano, vikuI, ami rello solo*, all
Bible School - - l);4&amp; A. M.
Fn r IM h•»
Sermon, S-.. n-lay, 11:00 A, Mcompooilions hy Kihelbart Navm
VVoralip and Cummuinn_ 11:00
OfNiit fur In i|f4tcliiit» Mon Idy
Willlng
Workers
league,
Sunami Charles Wakefield ('admen, A. M
I*. Me
will make up the mu*lcft number*
Christian Kndeavtr — 0 :j i i p. tny, 7:00 P. M.
Kvange'lstic Services, Sunday,
Iht program t » ho given TueaEvening Service — 7:30 I*. M.
day afleraono at 3:00 o'clock by ,
l ’ r a y e r Fleeting Wednesday 1:43 P. M.
Wamrn'* prayer m e e t i n g .
the Made Ib-pnrtnienl o f th e 1 evening at 8 :&lt;Mf I*. M.
Wuman'a Club In thr elab roam Wednesday, 3 no I*. M.
on Oak Avenue. Mm. B. C. lloora
Prayrr and Texliniony, Weifnen-!
F IR S T PRKNHTTKHIAN
h prigram ch.lrniin fop th« tlay
lay, 7:15 P. M.
CHURCH

K o e l i - k

hour tb»•lininu ri1
v
* r
table “ti
lui riH?. t •
lie •
ltl ,LW*
&lt;;**' v
M V\*i«u
i M

lm!i;m Mound
Villitf'e
“A M T U A I,Ol)(;K"

Program To Be Given
By Club Department

p r r s h M ciils
t orner Hunfnrri and («ene?ft
\\rnifrt
Ol)ptt*itr A. Jk I*.

I •

FOR RENT

R- «ill ha held at 3:0g o'clock al

Kinh
P tw llry

■* a4i»*
. ■'*4*
u«*
Ml

uome .Mission

f

y

M l-.

M A R K E T

O. W. (iilbert, Prop.

HOKN A (H'KKN-

i

III

t ll'K N

Vututa ..........
Vnluex ........... .
Values...................
Value* ................
Valuea ..................
Value* .................

.M E R IT
C U R I ,E E

K d P P E N IlE lM E R
W 0 R 8 T E D -T E X

$17.95
$22.95

$18.45
$33.45

K itr * Truunra at small additional cost

1) 1)11 TROUSERS AND WORK PANTS
R e g u la r
A egulur
R e g u la r
•tegular

&lt; 1 .7 0
&lt; 2 .0 0
&lt;0.00
&lt; 6 .0 0

Q u a lity ........................ 1 1 .5 9
Q u a lity
................1 1 .7 9
Q u a lity ........ .. ..............0 . 8 3
Q u a lity
............
&lt; 4.95

III/ Aasortment to. rhooaa from *

MEN’S A L L WOOL

TOP COATS

&lt;15.9f

R rgtt'ar &lt;20.00 Value*

&lt;21.05

iti'g u ln r &lt; 3 0 .0 0 V a lu e s

$28,111
113.95
&lt;39.05
&lt;12.95

d e y u la r &lt; 10.00 V a lu e * -----------...... W .4J

U . A . D R E K A A C O M P A N Y .in e .

BOYS* OVERCOATS
DELAND, FLA.

�0

iTo Aid Home
int InNstien

’SBuiekCarsTo

Started In

BeDemonstrated

CHOCOLATE WAIN

rw ts w n fc

U rop shortening
H cap mashed potato*

1b cup water
U teeapooa vaaUla ■

j,

:l
f
K
P

1U oa. bitter ebariiata
* i e &lt;*"V:. w-rjofo hit's «j/i'A V rag*. c«W d*' 1
V Cream ibertenli*. Pash maahad yotaloaw th to a^ fto o o to o to aid
M » i r country to ahortcnlng with togar. and cream rtuiroagtfly. JMM toga, gto-al-a of the now Batch. It rtaolto team a
t» dtpert manta, lima, beating well after each addition. Add e a t i r a d ftorralagj fplg i tto otliaial near method of tareoaI fhhh loin cem- In rifted dry tagradlanta, and chopped pita. Than told .to-melted Imt featuring a t a t h n o i l n l M
aahkm that they
Mtwnatte dutch, with Improved
to extend credit ctecoUta. Bake In leaf In mademle ovwt &lt;225 dagraea) l heart pt M free wheeling, and n new ayiwrolayer* lt&gt; modemtaly hot oven 1*75 digram) H I t M mlaatfa.
n o li trnnamUelon with alien!
One square ebqcobt* equals 1 evade sqrala a il loMrafooak grated gear, eald to rap norm tho ftnait
nddtbrti w a n , ten wra only ton
engineering Botek h it evar at­
’E M * uaobla to rmrrr mortgages chocolate equate 1-3 cup cocoa phr# H tabtoapoon abortenlng.
tained In a anil of thi* hind.
ef giva coftaldemtlon to thoao In
MffteeJty, artth taaulunt great
The presentation Include* an exBREAD &gt;*
*
Mfdahlpo to*buireweri end a d*ftanalv* line of tWenty-eia new
fdita depredation of real eatata * 4 cupa flour
modeti, the mn&lt; complete Hne
I cup milk
values In the arena vrttef* such &gt; taaapoona baking peed*
brer bulU by Bulck, grouped In
a
egg.
..
pgaaaur* c lists.”
fear ear lea, with smart, modish
1 teaspoon salt
1 cup randfed orange peal
hodlea by Piahrr and a’ 4score of
' Tim im d d rtt wmrtoff « H ’\bn H cup sugar
1-3 cup orange Juke
brilliant engineering features.
plon after
I t cup shortening
In the new bed/ design, a akitl,
*
t
^ ____
.wf'U»*Va#toW
fal hendllng of the radiator lines
nipa Involved In home building
1. fllft flour d m * before measuring.
,/
hba achieved a »Hm float beauty,
dlt operations. He abo consult2. Blft together floor,.baking powder, salt and aofmr, *&gt;.
a abaneed by chroma banding tra
bom* Congreallonal leaders on
S. Cut ahorteaing Into flour'mil turn.
the radiator shutters and chrome4. Add milk to arafl beaten eggs.
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plated xtreamllnc headlamps with
Sana tor Ginas, Democrat «f
I. Mix thoroughly with tha floet mixture.
fender parking lamp* In a her*
Virginia, on* of those consulted by
monlxlhg design. Dual trumpet€.
SUr In the candled omngt peel and Juice.
(In ftotaUent, bffared no comnaoal
Tim&gt;‘ Dak* to mlnutea. Temperature; ISO degrees F„ mod*rale atyle horns, aynchronited In tone
' gti tho plan Inst night exespt to
When mala at-denta of tho senior tlaai at tho UltiVerVity el
and placed on each aide of tho ra­
M i c a a willing™** to, *'*• it
diator below the headlamp*, and Pittsburg decided they would all carry rancs, thv roAad membe re at
' thorough consM*ration.
door-type tonlllatora, instead of the clpis felt left out of things. But not for long. And her* you ***
Mr. Hoover said the new system
the urual louvres, give further Maria Brackman and Oliva Cole, both senior*, strolling along with
toMfgtoot tawny way dlsptoeo the
■mtknal Crvdlt Asaoclallon which,
ha told, “octuple* an tntlraly dlffbrant field of actidifc”
1 Four purposes Wgfe outline,! for 'H lainbn
tha m w .bonking-system, a* folf v j
H E A L T H rt thd H U M E
Uwu:
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................ t' * Ctft bam In ton
■I m v
garlic wad bay leaf. ill cut up fine, and saute until *'lig h t brown.
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*Praakdl-Studio far 'Wi'w
- " I . For the present emergency
Add rka and stir thoroughly,
CoVtr with Shot Fired Tfmrayhi,‘
gitUPtoa . of. relieving
financial
ij •and dntothm
atMlai upon u iin i' bulI3frig*‘¥M dhlekan or baef broth and cook 1 hour In cloedly covered v**»#l. Has­ Window Being Probed
1
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to
taste.
loan ptaoetatloiih, .sWringt bant*,
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BROOKHVILLE, Nmr. 14. — . . .
daprait banks ami Tftm loan bbtflfx
(A.P.)^-&gt;iAiitboritiu
i
s
Investi­
that have been giving credit
VBAI. A LA MAttYLAND
gating the Mystery of Wghot fired
through « * ^madiudT of “Wtoatl
through tho window at Hba. Water­
mortgage' loons upon 'urban add lte lb*, real cut thick end fn
1 can mushrooms, If desired
C LO TH IN O T H E FA M IL Y
works office narrowly mlsalag A.
fbrm properties used ' for home*.
routed or shoulder
4 tahhipoons flour
W. Hankins, auperintondeat, who TOLOTHINO, pruperty aalaetod, protects tha body from beat aad cold, rain
Thereby to relieve preeaurea upon 2 cups milk
Malt and pepper
iv also a number of the coroner’* V J ead .other itongrseshla outdde
MIMA and farm ownari.
4 tsbleipqons butler
Jury-Investigating th, recent slay. detenaiars to a grant *a teat tho typo o
t'*V-1 To put (he ViMdua typete of
MtoUtnIlona loaning on mortgage
Have veal cut thick and then cut In pieces for serving. Beaton Ingief Herbert Bmlthson, city at­ are best tutted to cold weather aad col
teg may become wet from rain or
M &gt;•
It) a^poallltm to maalat In.the reviv­ wall with tall and P*PP*r and dust with flour. Brown in fat until a torney,
Hankins tblg ke didn’t know henplratioo. la drying on tho body weathar. Otberwiss, than i* BO
al Of‘tilm* construction In matey rich golden color. Mak* white sauce of milk, flour and butter. Ar­
whether an atlampt had been made It draws heat from tho body lleelf. objection to the prevailing silk or
parte of teh* country and w[lh Its
silk and wooL On# point should bo
iVaultaat Increase 1h 4rnjfToyitt&lt;ntt. rant* browned veal In Thrift Cooker or t* sterol a and bake about on hi* life. .Raahina raid the shot Cotton, Linen soil dlk dry more noted: tight garters which cause a
broke th* window last Tuesday rapidly than wool aad taka mars
•'3. To safeguard agllnxt rvpe- lit hours. Th* mushrooms do add to flavor,'but may be omitted.
ring around tha leg juet above tho
as ho Waa standing braid* his hast from the body. Woolen |ac­ knee toad to produce varicoe* vain*.
Utkin of aUCh ygpvrtences In lb*
mesLa lake longer to dry aad tha
desk.
Governor
Carlton,
enroot*
tottfn.
rvmoral of body beat is, therafore,
No such impediment to tho upward
to Tampa, slopped In Bvoeksvlll* tnora gradual.
I “L 1' For the -long view purpose
flow of blood through th* vaiaa
H
cup
shortening
today
aad
qsetlontd
-him
about
I
cup
sugar
Of Strengthening such Inalltutlona
It follows from tbit that people should be allowed. Th* Mood return­
th* matter. Smithson &gt;wgs hilled
I Is Icaipooni suds
In,the 'promotion of home owner­ 3 eggs
■ever*! weeks ago as ho wan leav­ who lata cold easily should wear ing to the heart from the hoi sod teg*
ship pattlcu'afly through Ih* fl- 1 teaspoon salt
3 cups flouT
Jtsanel nr it to the akin, especially in
ing hi* ear In front of
hotel to&gt; 'changeable climate*; or where this lias to run up-hitt, a* It wwe, and la
nantlal strength thau mad* avail­ 1 cup buttermilk
1 teaspoon vaailla
not helped by haring thie upward
fill a luncheon engagement, j
able to building and loan asaocla- I sup nuta
is not desirable, they should always flow blocked by tight farters. Natu­
1H cup* dateu
rally, tha vesna beeoow dilated aad
* Ifc lV f " l S l .
later aolargad aud unsightly,
Oritoga ‘ mUB||fW for lopping
Grated rind )
FKea 'sZouir not pinch tie fool
1 tk "orange*,’ Juic* only
anywhere. Heels should pa broad
■imiad tha seek and waiet. Men aad not too high. High heel* throw
LOB ANGELES, Non 14. - 4 would do wwll to wear suspender*
In B Is c a ^ te S a r l^
Ceoaai abeitening and sugar, add egg, beating wall after each ad­
(A T .)—Blk toea who exhibited which earfy tha Wright of tha th* weight of tha body forward oo
dition. Add dslet, nuts and oraiii* peel. Blft dry Ingrtdlants, add
tb* tom. Thie throw* the body off
picture* of th* bodlea of Edward
alternately wllh liquid, turn into a well buttered pan. Baht l i t hours I-. Doheny, J r - tend hi* secretary, •trouser* from the shoulders and nog proper balance ami may rouse symp­
tely
oa
tight
belts
around
tha
abMIAMI, Nov. 14-~P*rmlt for at S00 degree*. When removed from oven pour ovor Ih* orkltg* Juice Robert Plunkett, who shot him to domra. Women should ahm carry tom* remote from lb* feet, *. g , back
ache, th* causa of which it often
construction of Jtn island Jn Bis- mlstun.', which la made of orange Juice, grated rind tad sugar. Al­ deoth and than took hla own Ufa lie* weight of User ytothra from the unauspectefl.
wet* on trial today
charges of shoulders by th* attachment of suncayne Bay, koyth Of th* prteatit lot* to ago at leait 24 hours. Ktsp* wall. Delicious flavor.
libeling tho memory Of tli* dead. | .penden to garment* bung ova* tha
ship channel, has been refused by
Th* tragody In tho Vyolttiy oil shoulder*.
Ui* War Department, It waa anQUESTIONS!
•
CRANBERRY R EU SE
fomily occurred mol* thon a year
nouhpkd hare yWtwrdtey.
. tto a matter of fact, th* average
All Wires sod mothers eh-vM
kgo. Theodora Pluskett, brother of .women of today draeses mors Sensibly
The Orleans Corporation salted i pound of cranberries
4 tart tod applet
be aM* to aosww theae queqtitms:
Robert, testified he found tb* pic- than mao is this respoet. (the is aot
f o r tha4'permit* some month* ago 1 orange
h, tVhat clothing la best fog'
&gt;t
3 cupful* of augor
l ‘ to Ukrly toTiar* tight collars or bond*
warm wrath**! a . HhOuld
• around tb* abdomen. Of couna. tha
dpthea fit enugjy! S- Why are
, 'did type W tight n n at should b*
tight tfxrtrra harmful!
, relegated to th* scrap heap.
b. opegkstll (tong or *Hww)
1 quart oyatira
tion and one af the defendants, ,
Brocwao* can Haora
ohteapooa* hotter
3 Ubiwpoona flour
tea titled Ihb picture, wire shown
^
-rw, ~ nrrt}
tope
milk
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Buttorod
wrumba
to point s morSl IrsaoW to U&gt;o«|
peepret tostotkinga. Weoha
K of ftllurt wlSehing of tha ship
mfl.
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1. Cooh spagketU until tender. Drain.
•Jock Cleary, -prsaldant of th*
2. Flae* t|tefhetU knd oysters in alt e m i t layer* la baking dish.
Heart* Cm potation, said h# con3. Make a rauc* of tho butter, flour, milk and oyttar liquid.
hiod th* War Department awlBy Mmnrlce K etten
4. Fotir fhis ortr th# spaghetti. Covor wllh butterod crumbs
on aa meaning that “tho permit
Boko
la
hot
ovsn
(42J
iKirees)
fqr
10-11
mlnutoo.
|U not be Ubrrtd *1 the' prtotal
/■it AVbO
&lt;vu&gt;
IfmHAtf
mo, b it m*y bo tesuod la ter"
v
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b
ah*
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v
a
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r
vur
|m War Department announceCHERRY MOUSSE
T b o a iM fH E * :* *
ent sa lt th* permit woulj “not
tup whipping ertom
1 cup pitted rod thi tries. .
t granted How. '
Col. Ooocg* F- Bruwo, resldont
tup sugar
4
, 2 egg whit**
hglnoor, told the permit hod not
»ch dt Bolt
g.S cup fherry Julca
Ion granted and declined further
Immvnt.
Chop oos can red eMVrtea, drain Uwrm«hly and plat* In ro’Flan* far tha Island contampiat} that there weald have baoa satorag* apace for numerous large
tohts, and 11 wna to have been a

Petm itT or Island

■rawing to t of a ioit *'»£t*d loot
Slprtl By Fbgto hgntoot W U »H r.
Chapman, P e r t***, Mato*. bonkor
and attorney, tor 150,000, ehargttg
alteration.
Mm. Alka Fogrr, fm *
Pager obtained * dieorc. ntootog
Chapman aa eo-rrapbedeat, Waa
bald In Tampa far Veluala^fftmrt
an th* eoaspfragy chair* ahma.
Bond for tha two man waa aat at
*1000 each, white Mm. Fof*r*a
bond waa *400.
The can*piracy information Wda
filed by Herbert Fmdarkk. county
tolieitor, and *lte*e* the thma
-wilfully and wtekadly conaplmd
to defraud Chapman of large turns
of manor.''
In tha perjury Informathna Fager and Fm tem were charged
with giving fate* taitimoo* before
Judge Marion 0. Row* In Urn hew­
ing of tho divorce suit. It M *
pointed out Mm. Pager did. not
fight the euit.
The damage aait, atarted 1n tha
reurta hart, baa bean Tr*inferred
to federal cuart In Jachaanvllle.
.Chapman 1* the prosecuting wltnaae h&gt; all thr»«.&lt;**e». t, ,
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win tonttoue lanpaattog wn tangeriaen la Mfch pact tog hnqaeb at
will permit It aad will heap a*reaord of aU frtit packed aad ahlpped that 'Otoe 1**t yaaa the matur­
ity aikhdardef , t m to one r atio.
•-The 'depaytmant idta abaotttaly
no right'omtor'fh# t o * daring thto;
period to leepett Ungtrinee in omU
hoora not rrquwtlbg It; hai ho allA
thorlty to itoafitof Tmaidtinw (beat*
fhttnd. TW r la portly k ‘ w aiW (f
which th* M jtartaM rla
and tha *ptopdWWIHrtoa 'tha totpmeat of onto mature fruit will
m t «a the Individual ebippen.
. ‘Tnapactfto ’on tangerine* wBI
continue to inching bouaea 'do &gt;*quaating It, and the rtcorffa bf
theae Inepwttoh*' wfll be eellt to
tha totpeetton office hi ' Wlptor
Haven for Irffonnation. Cowpldta
rrcorda of hi) I* nil turn Idta,
whether shipped or Jedtroyed; Will
he'kept aad will be dpeft ty any­
body hrtert* led, tort Will not ha
-given to the -prtdt. After the * a aon I- oVrr tilth Information ha
ha* been gathered may be pub­
lished In the annual ritnu fruit' r*port.
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"The following orgknlaatl'iea
have requeafetl that Import Iona Irk
continued on tangerine* In A&amp;elk
(Continued from Page One)
sign minister and the American packing houaca hnd have agreed
President a* they approach thrlr not'to ahlp any tangerine* that do
not pa*- tha maturity VLahdahdp!
meeting.
*
Grand! has had borne home to AH members of th* Florida 'Cll
him la many ways tb* IrrlflltloM Grower*’ Clearing House Aaao
throughout Europe
originating I lion, th* Florida Clthu E ieh fii^ ^
from the war. He regards Ger­ Gentile Brolhera, Dr. P. PUIllpa,
many as th* chief present danger A. C. Haynes Estate, Umatilla
point. He he* visited them la re- Fruit Company.
“Every agency thatNkaa bttn
cent week*, and Just be for, be left
Rome be gathered together every contacted so far ha* enthusias­
strap of official Information SI to tically agreed to ce-oporet*;- not
the German situation respecting one has shown any laclirtaUon to
reparations and the possibilities of ■tend nut fh&gt;m the,others. Th* de­
partment tea* getting In touch
political iwvolullon.
Ha feels
feel* !hgt
that Germany la on a with tho packing houses yesterday
amouldeilng volcano. He has faith and our Inspector wit) be ratting
that she will.tmerga triumphant upon other, today. If any are
eventually, but that everything missed. It will be appreciated If
possible should b* don* quickly to they will notlrpM r.,0. G. Stlteuee,
remove tha uncertainty front her sup*rvliing Inspector,, at Winter
Haven. Manager* A. M. P ratt of
futur*. *
•
the Clearing House snd'C. C Coa»He regards4 President Hoover's mander of the ErcWng* have cdpurpmal of a year’* wter debt and opecaltd splendidly with Ua and
reparations holiday as a ftroke of have been o f , tremendous ataletgtnloa. Re feats, however, that the
anec.
"
' .Vdelay end debate Which preceded
Its toil tecfvptatecsjia* made a bad
Impression, B»d that Amertea will
b# thliUrteigi - wa -ha’ a dsaa at-

D ! NO GR AND!
W ILL CONSIDER
MAN Y ISSU E S

Denied In Capital

"There la no desire on th* gaHl
of th* Clearing Hoax* . nor the
marketing hgenciea that are co­
operating In thi* Movement to
work k hardship on anyoM. Xs I
as* It, this action dVmooatrate. (n
clear-cut fa.hlon that Florltfh

to

CAN YOtl BEAT 1T1

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nixing their duly to th* Indoitkrr" ve probtemaMkugh
■ately or nnkAoWping thamoaivea by
a European than sa merely an shipping' li
turt f r t l t into ‘tha
ItUlaa.
■'
markets ax
king tha Ted ink reItaly believes, like tha United
rttulL " ' ..
States, In tmaiter a n s tee and na­
vies. She hope* to *** Wet naval
j Fraaca, tow under ne­
treaty With
gotiation, concluded W o n : tha
arm* conferrue* of next FahruarJ.
Sha tees ay* to «y* With Washing­
ton on mootvaeonomic queitlona,
aueh aa th* got) ftaadgVd. Ahbrt
oil, oh* wants alKh ■ rtodjoat.
(Continued frtm Fag* on*)
mint In Europ* at will rtmaM
proeaht danger *pols and Itt tht
company of notlMM go
torgottlag th* M r nnd
Solely for th* W i n .
Signor Grtadl
Grtadi »U) fli
f1i%l Prt.1- lata. Ulyan Taahnun,V *
dent Heovwr n grad listener. YES thoao who tot* fhk ftyteo Ih
United States would Ilk* to tie
th* Europoan tangh aamvoRad

Styl« Parad« In
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chaarher of dopaftontln t
Frontier L e n t a m s ! of

of Cooktfri tl

IfiJtBCtfeflf
Td CftniB Growers
TXLLAHAI

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th* I S tf gtooa . fra
■Moadad to IMS whirl
tha to* »f araenfe to
matarily.

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SANFORD HERALD.

FLORIDA.

irrnTrn*
LEGAL NOTICE

BA BY ’S .B O A T S AN
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NOVEMBER’ 11. 1MI
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•m»: htaba: o r Flo rid a t o »
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of

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AU h l l fi t .

Yon 4|rr hai r In t»| d« r#4 m i r* .
wlrni to A|&gt;t*ar at ih* t'nari Ittnia*

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A n • iFo dU ion ory fore#
oo rO ad ha c o m n n a ltu fro m 8H
t k «rao o p o r t r d In W h lta R o » U i.c iK la * r o K n l a y to ha t o 4a*
mnM
on J o p a n o M " troop# in
a N a n a i R l*or r o t o r and dH vo*
am faadt hoyand th r hridaohrod.

n HUnfofii, rtaminolr t'nuril y, F i t f l L

la. uti ltufid« Jr, tt*rr«nt»#r Tlh- lilt *
i
I*, tha u m * being a Itula t&gt;ajr
if tFiia 1 ‘nurt, |r» i t o * » r th# 11111 Of
Vimfiatm

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ml tu i r » f**r ih# fur#c 1&lt;t#or# at B
•rialft m o iig ig r in d for Ih# m U
f thr |*d|o#r I n K
It#al
Thin

d V h H ta d o , rompoaod of C h ln .t r ,
K h i l o add B oH ata from the f i M ty o f B fa ro ta M h titrh on the
d n rh u rU h herder, traa r a i l to
&gt;*a r w t p t from the north Into
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■hip T u m i * ttmiiri of U i i p t
Tl»*r»&gt; Hart. Ifltiit R i» t nf (pi#
San font anil Orlaiidtt,
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Tpnn r«lln r# tn app#ar. nnnYr#f,
ftlr.il « r drm ur t«* mild IHII nf Cdbi.
plaint, th# .t#rr#r of ihla Court ‘fK lI
h# m trtm l main*i you.
fL#!-.
Thin nrdrr In hr puhllahrlt Mlr4
a wf#*li fur four r n n in r ilt lT t W t* ki
In th# Hanford llrr tld . A
r r f u la rlr
pui*ilnh»*i In fto«nlta4ls
1'uunti. F ln rlin .
I h i N i : n N ti O R D E R E D In .N«ii.
ford. H#mlno|# t’m jnls, Flo rida this

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i ha** hoe# n y t i m d .

At 0# *amo llml, flmrj I’u*

f. China’* fu rrar boy-emperor,
da rtpr***ntrd
Chin*.* «ourcf«

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HAMf IT. A R WlloKIKHOM.
A illd tiir for t ‘irnipInlnanL

r^iwlar Uo*ahto* Chany Hia.h-

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A Japaneon offkial t.rm rl th.
■iiort “pratnatnye,** but intimate 1
a t Blana wire nadir feat tn .le­
ft* lb * yohth W b lfnnehurlan
ihma’ toonlr hr Ih#f. '
Thi atory aaratated, how#*.r,
i|t hp and Mo party hpd b«n
iplfd out of the Jipanrte
Eoan. In whkl he hdi ll**d ilnrr
■V, lai. Tlum day' n'av. and
bared aboard a *t*am#r thr Dal­
ai. Na Wta tim rtn l to ft*a wntor■ant by JapanMO aaldltro. It wa*
4d, and .mbkrtMl' ott a launrh
dm Which’ ho taUr waa traca-

recently wenLU Dalian aim wa»
qjotbd aa tayfny he w&lt;r&gt;-ld not
)ehf* until ho had be«n appointed
premier *f VtpUchttHa In a re t ora lion o f' the dyniuty. H#
fated to reooyhfxe th* «bdication
of tha tmporor when It w*» ef­
fected about Un year* a«a
•The report# of the roremunlxt
Inear* km porttolly wire rtnflrmed
h f U t Daily Nrwa. A Japenexe
paper In Dairen. The paper *al&lt;&lt;
(■•ttoral Mth Chan-Shaa had vi*it.
ed Blayovaaehrnak /am* time agn
Wad returned with I ledge of help
drone tho total aavttf and a guard
r*f «M corhaidnUt IfTtcofU &gt;and
[math ’
• fj
i to ret am for thU 1U, the paW *ald, the Chi net* autborltk*
igrVod to oeknowtedge a aovlrt
policy in tha Chlnea# Kaatem rail­
way tone. Heputt all White Hj »alano In that arm and recoynlio
rlmmunixt .organiiat|un* In Har-

AID IS URGED
FOR GERMANY
IN DEBT CRI S I S
(Continued from Payo On.)
force* at work In Geimany oiitaln
their popular xupport tn a largextent by Inflationixt propaganda
which, again, I* effective
only
when tha public of th r
debtor
country loae. hopn In thr future
invleaf of It* crrrllt*.**
Mr. Palyl xaij fiermony’* reaolee to maintain the gold xtaiulard wa* firm. While
admitting
that auccexx of thla policy depend
ed on balance' of trade and "un
the amount of prraauro put on the
Rrichubank by thoxo who think
It aafer to convert their holding.*
of marka into foreign currencies,”

M r. 1‘alyi thou*ht that the favor­
able (r a d . b a la m . wax liable to
continue for xome lim e, piovided
t a riff b a rrie r* an,| obxtarle* to
(let man export* by inflationary
method* do not *o *nb*t*ntt*lly
further.

WlHlI.
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3 0 S H * AVERY BODY
HAS A COUP THESE
PAYS - I D BETTER
WATCH OUT THAT
2 D O N 'T G C T ONC

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TO

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S T O R B -P r*-

xerlplloni, magailnrx, fountain
■ervice. PROMPT d e l l e e r le a .
I’hun. 103.

HOLDING BLOCKS—Irrigation
Imir* and general remeiil work.
Miracle Concrete/Co. J. K. Torwillager. Prop. 3rd. and Elm.

•IA—Poultry
t I (HIIDA-HATCHED guaiantr&lt;d
chirk*. Orango Hatchery, Apop­
ka Fla.’
12— Wanted
1UERAL ALLOWANCE on yow
o’d bitlery. am W. First St.

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LEGAL NOTICE

OH DoY—JOHN HOWLER
THE ACTOR. IS
P L A Y *N « AT THC f
F L ftT W O O D
^

The Pilgrim Fathers Landed At Plymouth

ONE IO V IN PROMT
povd A IF
P O S S IB L E /

TH EA TRE

— lies the best flpot of all this country. There we Hhould ro to build our
hotnefl,” we imagine the leader pointed out to his followerr.
, ** t t m
* \' (
„*J * /
No stores or business houses existed on the New EnRland shores of
our country, but even then those hardy pioneers of this most powerful na­
tion in the tfJrtltf, always chose the best of what was offered.

t HEAR THAT
JOMK x H0&gt;1L*A

C«LP'

■UnrTnT hi

S—Automobile*

4— Illialnen Service

Niti* effkialx charged that \

. (Continued from F a(* One)
LaDed a wide knowledge of th#
Crklnga of ntienal politic* and
(g^Mtoal, although ah* alWaia
apt heeatlf In the background.
M #aa tha clone advllef to Bohtor Cafrowey ow all laiportaat
ueotiaeix. He* fHewfa ray »h* pokM M the same aharpna,a of
Mgae aad eeauie wit of her busThaofti taking Niro latere*t b*
dr hime SNtf lamily (hah hi polllei,' sht la aald U po-eeaa a polltP
•d aagoeity excelled by few worn*
S &amp;4 actually Tn public TIM. On
rfr yleiu to her home in Job**
taro, ih* wax In groat deminR *»
4, peak'- lefore w*m*o'a eloU ott

|n P. 0 Ho* 207.

H&gt;R SA LE : Duilding at 1310 K
4th. Ht. Mint lie ntnved hv Jan ­ 192U CHEVROLET COUPE. New
uary l it . Mr*. F. K. Mitchell.
Paint. New Rubber. 1323. Near­
Phone Rfuf-J.
ly new Harley-Dovldeua motet
ryclb. Reel- A Sons, Myrtlp A ra

ithouacnd rase* of "military prov It Iona** ha&lt;l Been trd * flt fa from
IDairen hut the tuetoma refused to
hk^e

|f»l#f Rprrrrd
postal .i-iiiatr

H A V E Y O U lf W A T r il
re p * tr«
bT one whn really know* how
tirifg x , Jew eler, M ay. A ve.

LANKY’S

;

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(o lflr. tr.a lm .n l}
i i a r n i ) in Or la nd n ),

" It ix not untraiorm ble lo ax*01) 1. , " he declnreil, “ that G erm any
ADDS life U
m ay lie able to retain I(MI.(M)O.IHN) CHIROPPACTIf
year* and year* to life. Dr. W
tn Jiw.ixm.ono m aikx each month
ax an export xurplux to tie u*ed for E. MrDeugall, Moral Height*, S
intetext
payment* on
external Sanford Are., phone
debt*, includ in g the I (awe* ami
Y oun g plan loan*, and for
th:&lt;
gradual extinction of her khort- LOST: Fountajn pen on de«k at
term indetiledne**.’’
pn-l office. Finder pl.:i*e return

FR ITZ IE RITZIE

Martial law' waa tomewUl reIdicd hart and thotiaandi nr peraona »trearm'd Into th* pro*.*'.lml
coneeaaloa* from th* Bonlhern
xabdrba, the uena ef xanguli eir
rlaahea in the laat few day*. 0 *:
tha Japan*** continued tattrength.
&gt;a their barricades and tha Chi■Wm dtterlbed tha altuaUon ax
dill 'delicate.''.
'
’

L.alt • d fi__

( ire# s ■#tl.

Baby’, boat** a « t !* » r moon— o r » waa. N o w ifa an airplane, at
l . a i t for J o y r . H a rt u n y , nf D e tro it. Joyce I* nine m onth, old. Iter
daddy ix H ow ard H a r t u n y , a ir *choo| in »tru c to r at D * tro il. I l l , wife
and Jo y c e ’* mother Ix a l.o a pi’ot. T h . y ’r . a real Ily in * fam ily. L it­
tle io y e ,- like* h . r biplane ride* better than m o .t children like to
yo chu chu rb iin y, and a lr .a u ; x n . ha* 1.Y hour* in I h . air lo tn r
credit. A n d her father anil mother any that abopt th . only lim e J u r e ,
crle* ix when they li lt her out of t h . a irp tan r. A n d her parent*
w e rl m arried In an airplane.

[ N f. P tl-T hi woele, Priori Hunt,

Mn.

MK HI W KT M RI W

Y # tl B B T T tA .
M A H * THAT
l
KOVJ * f -

in

I h #■#
condition*.
rll# nr i*l*yhitM
•hm hr
to him at
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Ilia um bl#
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Ihitrmmli
r n iiv lt tr lil
••it
h t
fir#
iii#tm ttr#
of
prurllc#
N d lillh i thr d b o lf
rd •iimlltlithe and th# nan'*" Af Sim' o 1 prnnl# who hat#

V A N C F K n o i ’f i u w
iT rrit of th# t'lrru it t'nuti
A

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DR. JOS. CORWIN HOWELI

Souli.,
Fia^t
J P Ir ' II.
t,«h&gt;| i n
off I hr
rf| i ’ &lt;*
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l.«il

Tih i.ajt of Nnv#mb#f A. II. l if t .

&gt;' b* on hla tray to ila n e h u ria
i t h the fo rm !* i n j n t h . I t wa*
i f ^ t t i d h r * u u U be W r t o lW by
lo iapaa oae » » t h r yoler of iho
i dr pendent r » * m o * m t w h I c h

McCl.KI.I.ANV*.

V

nr Hhrr Iff of Kt-mlnolr
l"oniti v, Flotilla

In

itaehad the' Japonooo with nohIM ton ftro-, domeraltlln# thorn
W ferring thorn -to rrlrrot. Se*ral iapaneoo atrpiann w*to t«W

it-a t o c M M n m tk * .

• fil of Ih# C ircuit i'm irt of O i h nitr
CiHintJ, Flortild. In a ia ti«f lulrlv
p*ml I "■ therein m which fit.W IN . T* n m rrrn.lt or a. I ##a (#•*■, 41atilt).
N A V C O X anti n ih rtt « r r » m m .
nt»ra. ami ajl
t&gt;#r*nn* harlhff
plalnanla. and
l» i: K U
IS L A M '
*l«lm * nr iJrmanAa #tf*ln#t t«lt|
il AM I ’ i ' I . I ' R INC .
i *-*(&gt;.&gt;nd«n(.
•«lal*
I hat I, J F McClelland it Hherltf
1 *»u am ! *n#h « f jr«M. a r r h#r*hV
Of Nawilnol*- I'n u n tj. Fh*nd«. h a lf o..itflrtl atol r n t n lin l |«» pr#*#flt #nr
|#vl#«l upon an*t w ill *iffei f.»r wtn t l i»ma a ml
w ltl .h f m j . &lt;jr
at th# front d «* r
-it tl**- Court •tlitrff nf tmi. m ar hav# a pslsit
flnn*# in Nanfnrtl si# 0*11***1# CtiuniY, (h r t . l a i r nf W l&gt; M i j m v t r f llK f t .
fln rli.n . &lt;lurtn« lh r i -g j i h,jmra of iLnrranml. Iall# of J*n him 4. jip m 1jl*iI#
■itIt* on Hi# Ith 4a i of I &lt;»•( #inh#r„ i ‘fmiitly. Florida, tn thr 11nil- J lS .iO
H U , thr follow Inti &lt;le*#r ll&gt;o| r#nt Nhar»n C nunit hit,*# %/
#&lt;l9llr rlllia tr In HrhMtiul* CmintY I’tnlUt). at M# of fir# In (h r CountV
H m lilit Irt.k II
Couffhnnr# in Hanfoi 4,
3taSnt*d|e
\V»t nf ?.nt 7 D M all « f Tail
1‘o u h tL
Florida
w ithin
tw ily*
t of 1*01 cat C li r
a" i&gt;#r plat
month* from 1 hr dot# h#r#nf
ttirrrnf
r»i*nr«l#i(
anmnt
thr
I Hi I r j t V loh r i IT. A I* I t J L
I’uhllr* lU ru n ft
of S**minol*&gt;
»• j x iK itiw i m i u n . •
[ 'o n n t i Klnrl.la
H «t MKHI1VRTMF.fl.
th* - i m r fir It. rohl (o M ll* tv «ml«t
F t n ’tiiura it f th . K . t . l .
I r % * * &lt;tl ion,

VUIXO. I ’ e i n r l x I n a X I , —

i l 6 M A N S JOIlMlKlM, am i
hi s
a l f r I »Ft*IA JUltKHON. Jtifc li : ||.

il pcbUmllon of tho JoenIM rtr rW , U wolf a* th#
Mkt* ho ' to told to Haro
to U&gt;0 CiWi*». tulhoritlo.

LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE

the wipe man thooses the best of what the present offers, whether he la
In the m arket for groceries, merchandise or

JOB

PRINTING

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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPATER
SA NFOR I). F1.0 RIDA. FRIDA YT NOV KMHER 13, 193?

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N PINCHOT AgainstHim Were Correct OF PARTYPL ANStill Holdir^rCityI
cape PLEA FOR LOAN
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of thr'ii. They ir%* IK
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I
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- u--ni|f th, indk lmrnt for adul- *
II
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to
W ill T h in k O v e r R e ­
hsought *r*inst him by lh»| n«t . • hrlji from thy Red C*. o*
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T o I g n o r e U ltim a ko houw
II. •anl i.«* 11li ry • know whethW A SH IN G TO N , Nov
1.1
r» Aii|&gt;«reiilly "h ive ,|et'iilnl
tp m T o
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hih »I,J return t » KvnUuky
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th'i k*» with 4*y»r I to thr
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t \I
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N.* p iltn a i truer
and
an&lt;i
_
t tl V • think l m cficid.
• 11 To men *hall not heconu
Urn, ¥ rrltrf progiam to thr admin
tilts to d a y escaped fr o m th e S u p e r s t i t i o u s P e o p l e
Mun f'h A ii-S h a n .
rh in o s ®
i; to fmlit al rape• •ii 1 0 ,0 0 0 R e c r u i t s S o u g h t
cut 4n«-thrr f i r i i
•
er« of the niineis union;
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co m m a n d e r &lt;*i N’ o r th e r n M unB e lie v e
D a t e H o l d s ^ r n ^ ’rHi'u'rf &gt;" ,rr' L*’
' - * - I he&gt; shall not meet to
1*•
Isilirir*. wf for the
r*..
F o r S e r v i c e I n A n y iln ir ia . ia still Im ldinu T a ita i•111 letuinwsl from hi*
• tk tio r mind*:
an
KLOOO-dollar p a y r o ll o f
The irtn.rnor a ll«j on Andre*
•** m I V ne\i 11•* ia«&gt; ty
H e a p O f 111 F o r t u n e
n 'n th« kenltt kv r«*«l
• .» They shall not read any lir
W Mellon, ^enetary of ti* trea.
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H ill. Inc. a ft e r
i nr
a g a in s t
th e
J a p a n es e
’ *•’ '• lia r irt
S e c t i o n
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and
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th r e a te n in g a dozen c u s to m ­
fo
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w
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ich
he
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p
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rte d h a d
IVin.vrghr
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ni„
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p tM ,i
’ !,0,lt r « v s l r y a g a in s t him . U n ­
merit he
I n»eni
irlier rund, .K- intend*
* ^ ij^ - apparently n-*t ao )••. |*.-a * *•» the com n* I iifri**.
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arr
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l,-"“*tn»etl
the ih irjfe, n
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T h e ro b b ers , all a rm e d , d is ­ UUd to b* ju it about U.'J perm it |
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a. il.t 1,1 !■»»!»• ole red on their
• n.' ton* «*«)ual to th*MC I iterat«M hi^Tpn
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for
thy
third
time
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t Im.ii sand &gt;"itng i hinri*. who must J l&lt;&gt; ij-nore th e J ap an ese u ltia p p e a re d in a black sedan a
lilt Mt*
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promise (•• i m « in any pan of th, - m alu m
th a t
he
e v a c u a te
uia*oel v . nd. fut rtl nor automati
f e w m om en ta a f t e r ta k in g n •ion— Friday, the thirteenth. * r - : *funl the matter for 15 tninuti^
1In Nimn . an I their families |ev»« ihd i tV .
added.
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«»e
,|yn»if
of
star
kiitnnt.
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r e g is te r e d m a il pouch
con ­ rived today.
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if
if
we.e
triir
I
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t
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fr,,,v ,h " h ir e
he /aid
t eiioich *nrk aiel thr.|
1etng ircruitrtl
M ontinne . ' on ;»ni*r Kicht 1
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in th, 1'nite.ij w as begun b e fo r e .th e u ltlta in in g th e m on ey fr o m J. H.
^ '*r m&gt; nn *. if we organ'll* 1 Stat* « for
a fhtnes^Am erican m a tllm e x p ire d .
Farrell, paymaster, for the eom- veaJa, hag become the rrta t A m en -) that Mellon h«* mi iden at \
tbo
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Iw
4,
panjr. The money represented the can hanxoear from the witch and-| «»f making th^ I
Japan,,,
nUrc*«
blamed tha
Japanese ,snare*,
*•» ondar&gt; r«*n»itlrtatioii am| I a v ta l"." f o r e
i»nvern«r Ihncho
Payroll of th#
th* company,
.— ___ _ cauldron time*. Am onj a myriad,
w ,” 7„ P*|nol|
W h.l, crrtht.tg rrtiwd. ,,( „ r i,n - j treuM* in th, r, g , 0n on Chlnaaa
II ink vtrrv • m m k ' „ f my ,.*r«y
iJmee
shuffled
tKf
the
p4ipjlar‘
an
amendment
in
th**
stnu«»n-ii
employers o f lateral hundrsd men
f»«*K th** mmn e Aav.” he added
'• '*
N- '* ' v " rh '«( rhinsiownl aggressinn ,n,l t.,,ort*d th« Japaengaged in electrification work of mind down the aae*. fear of Fri- tution to |;c*inut the u*** ..f .» «|r
1hr atatr.i ent h'k flr*t 'irtt*e
day,
and
the
thirteenth,
doubly,
fund*
fordue.
t
teliHf
h
a
gaUwr^! - r .t .r d .y „ „ uml hug. j none right wing ha,, U * n , uf.
tka I'ennsyWanla Ballroad In thl.
t .11111); t.i " at«lungti.n, . ante
deadly together, piwatati.
i f*»*»
shelter and tlothinc Tin
••ction.
btlllnard. .-ov. t « l with war bul- t&lt;*"*d*d by Chines, troop* rutting
hmuuh thr- I b*m. • tali,* rational
Thl* vividly demonstrated eomof •nirndnient cannot h»- a
I j d i n v ^ r gtnp, l ’ f . lour •vrottau-1 ?ff •'“ 'nmunicatloas
U ' &gt; D » e pouch had been daUvered
lomittee*
►
■
*
lir
r
m
thr
tl«)
Nhr
. t.J n .a n si moved ear under police yaara bwik by evpertmenla wtth f tit l!»31 .Meanwtilte. h** prop«t&lt;ve t.i
V
lies %,-h.Mit,
accua. th *l ,
hM ,iwn r»'"torc*d by J
New
York
*
rk
Dvimwr
$
1
u
a
1
r
ii»n
* u «H which U fl Im m rdiiUly to rlassrs at tha Univarsity of fa ll raiai* $ 1.'»,ia&gt;0.»Hiu l.y %olunUi&gt; .. ..
bailer. I lepre* »n* h' h * Tullrn. in
fotnta.
t r i l lion t*»
repaid by t|t«* tat*
ftturn to Urn pnti # fflc« for an­
* l* o g e y
B i l l ”
C o l l i n s E n f o r c e m e n t A g e n c i e s formed ) Hill
tiUll III® 1iro. p «$( TI
Of 7170 rspllrs to t|i,»i&gt;tii&gt;n« only with I per .out into »*.f
tin
K " ' r 1u" ' hrn- •"Htor of the and .ent to Man-hurt* from Blagother bar containing payroll# of
O f O k e e c h o b e e G e ts
D e c l a r e N o D r i n k i n g wnu|»| gi \r him •- ll.l «Up|toi| t in &lt; h ill,., Nstionali*'. daily, official ov*«rh*nik. -aid th, Japanese.
tho Merck Chamkal Company and M .l percent o f illslivhrf ^ s « foutvl. coii'i it ion u amt'iKled
In®
d
|
&gt;
«*a
V
i
'h
1
1
a
csmJiilary This
F lv , of ths 13 highest
rankingl
Starting ,eit to iai&lt;e th * m »I in
Whaatana Caital Company.
ncw»| a|&gt;cr of th , .Nationalist gny. '
Henry Pu«i, former "boy * m .
Ix *n g th y S e n t e n c e i
W i l l
B e P e r m i t t e d virtually ••&gt;«vir*« thr
T , van
Tha io66ev» f.itrta i a few mln- auporatltJona still rniiimaodiiig m *[ t*ry l..«n f ind. th« goverm-r rall. ,|
eminent m ( hum. -aid th. cam- 1!!Tr" r
uf.
*c reported — ,
elito'l
ion
i'» i»|d*«1 Al!! th.
Pf
■
j
i
;
lir#
or
pArtial
credulity
.omerttrd'
y***trr
ay
on
Mr
Mrllou
a
.
hi.
utaa at U r tha w
car left.
m i, Women
women and
tnu _
r IB ' ......,
.............
Itmt in New f o r k .1l ! . .
fron&gt; Tientsin where k « j H
M IAM I. N„h
lit.
—t A.P I
TAM PA. Nwv It
» \ I* t I...i l*» m**rratic
irnt'a run b, *'!&gt;*« •e*f| pa»K*i I* ►ring
•c
t
*
•»nt
in
)»»
i
«&gt;n
pagfe
Fight
i
children w tr # dirvcUd to aUmi bo-' rrldB3r ° r I3- *N o ',thfr 'uhj«*ct w «.
,
* nrtnal priaoner In the
at the f-lornln w b n
u**r will l*e in'&gt;h»*nff W ilium •,|»i»jvy Hill** t
ongre « «*onvr ne« |W. T • hirngn. tan Krmicimm and Port
M*d UM rmiUd vnclogurw while j m« ntion» &lt;1 moty than onrt.
Japan#** ronce.tion to Mukden
Smith t'aiolom I« niI i all Earn*- «i K bftion of a speaker de|rrmme-» land. tlrv.
Iin«
of
OkiishuUi*
ruunly
n
1
tirv|
m
ewployms and
________
_
buitk twploytw*
men ______
cuatom-l
.Tht Profe,Ior concluded that if
■ lb , xm l I,.re „ 5U.H) vohin
!’
“ to J *P «n e ,.
I'lani 1 1* li| t *n iMfrssw an i.riMUi which party will orpantte the
—------•"** linad against
-•
-*
- collar, cUsaea thua clung to the
n«*w thaptsr In ht« rwrwr aa a
• " w *r«
th* wall
t ie .,.- h,
"T ile *i h.-me I. In- _ ' T ^
hlm J* » * '
«Jf*oi&gt;* will u;tn f«*f |li*o*** win. ig I k i l 'f
with their hantla npslivuhed. Tha old drvada, th« re^t of the popuh lot idw law officer yi'**ter»lay • « note or «r«*k to ♦»% rride tti«* toil*
ing sponsored t.y h, I hinese I'a
c°utT«a said th* report Ig
Meanlim,. Krpr,-t&lt;-iilatlvr T il-on 1
rokhers anatrhrtf th, money bag lation rertalnly did. ami hr , t
he b»anl ■ fetferul J’ulge «eutefKe
Take that flout (he ht"«ib of
•ri.me Aa vniati.ifi Alrea.l, they I ' V h . I w ' n
.
c .
’
f I'omirclirut. I!,-,, h li„ o
and qakkly left. Caah to replace pounded: "modem liehll* i, not fur
him to 'i*rve «U year* in fviioral Hues* law fi&gt;| *r. eii’eiit ag iuo of
10,0001 ■J r , .
, UJ ? tth1 ,h* Londo«»
n ’ h, 1.1, t l|ou „. , spr
| hu|W have iegnn a drive f „ r .......
U til Ioat U already cn route from from ancient faith.'*
**»ily
Mail
last
night
reported
I'Viutvntiai y f»»i t Oii«|Mrin^ to nil* Tani|kji. -li»Fv.f f t at ion
,,h t
^
, the t„ l'r,-i.i,n t ll&gt; over that vdi.imi.- •ponw.1. Who will be Baaed to ,unAutboilties agree fairly
w.tl
New Yark, the fw btal reaatv, anl* t« tka national prohthttion art
prnlrst of |'rT«olent Ttg«rt •I tli, iralinn.,u,.portwl l.-xi,lan,n woula Itib u t, till , ai h te finan.-e New r,'«h,lnF betwren Japanese
that Friday, the thirteenth, gut
poua.ad
DCI.AND, N ov. ||. (A I* » f .
I^e (irewer, oik? of t olliiis’ Uc|*areomtullca vchool
. ‘ hlimse began yesterday in u .
kh'iitfn avsin.' !■, pa-.nl. Tilcnn ■nctferml w ith 1 Y'd-k'.
Ite wo*-begone way becaoe, miiery \. Smith. MilKap-. t'oiU^i* tackle, utir«, n s to r ij a timilar «rn!viirr, Put v e rity «•(
••
t l ..
. cIan t.
.
. .
I ThltllRAr tiino tvv Wa„ hi,.i.
"The&gt;
|
ilrittking at fv*otbal| gaiu«»4 .10.1 ih , Ih-piiw-rntk leader W m Iih, da&gt;.
.end Uie recruit. T
h*f.
love* company, tn nil lim n , and itietl
in- ah...,..
hoapiUf
torU&gt;
(rt»m it “ Dil Te*ldie Walton. foriu**r St.
...........
mc. iwini
)
»i%iin
Oil. to l.ong I,land . i rput„
,,
^ * d**P«bch r e p o rts the at*viobrur to itudenlu.
bul -aid he had htard no (a il o f,
In all climes, Friday had b e n Iraeturfd neck '« rtel»rie rvc riir • A u gn tin e contractor
who
Dr T ite rl'* |srntt»t, h*wreter
reive m.tcuetlon. Fateh on* ,.f them! I * '? L0f ,w'* 'f * P * " * » » reglmonto
faar*d. *
'
In a football game against SteUon c«»nvti ted w ith 1‘olliiu an j lliewer. did not apply t*» rl'ilenrr reautun^ a .".Im o il l, tween :iir |&gt;artie,.
n.uvt h, able to apeak Fngtivl.
^n T T * rtiU« rT « t Tahsh, In
And IS also had a very bad hrra Armistice l»ay. I'h yn rian' re ,
•Ill tb, .am , -ubjret. Garner had
•entencoj to n year aul « ,|nj iron) hiiiklnp at Tampa fi*oil»all
nmat he In perfect pl.y.ical romll' ■’’ r* P »™ ,,0,» f« » ■ “ " . “ " " ■ • W
•hi. to »ay:
name d ear back to the cave-man norted
'
- ,,a
- - —l*.will ChlB-*^
V.ninoa
to
artlfical respiration , un
n* tine# fount*.
•Inn, and must be a gradual* of " * J—
* r*.*
aaM
! game Tli**re til* !i*eii 110 » o*U
It wae bad luck t« begin any when hi. illaphrwm bream, |&gt;,rm-'
".Sinn m&gt; iv tjrn tu ll j i h i . i , - 1
(GontlnurJ on pa«a K lgbt) .
Lath » f th* ihr*.- filed a guaio. Ft rcfvirad to gantrt hineaa high school or rollege."
ton I have he*n a.Sr,! repeatedly
tsfrWngg it wan had lack lyaeil fma-the-pkater lapsed tntn
-------• - •
•• • - - •
'M ill tha tolunlcera be sent to I
.
_ ' anything •** tha th to • f m m i i d n h.idnlgbt from
„
..
which 1*f*ar Jodgw R itter prenounred »*n - 1 Mavto JU« e * f that citr f..r aw t w ^ . ____ *■
'J*a^ 1* • Manchorto to aw giin Jn h u a 'ilh if
teentk—and whan thoa* two Jinxes n# wA«
- / r l l A F - l - C U r g i a t that tha ^ u t« created paths*- o wurra, wnrrat
’
a r e t o g y I * r . Tlgert, w huh th, «
w ^ f j
d .
"
la
J fh a body wiii k« rent taie t.-lvv
T h eyll never .end me tp Jail,” latte, refn.ed to fclee.
Tr.Gnn I
I T
..... ............... Th*T " « » * i pledge thenweieeal
iatl-gam hlln g lawg are
being
But authortttee d iffer aa why
U?
his
home
near
PMto«lel|,l,ia.
'
"Uln,
.aid.
“
but
I
auppnm
they
t
h
,
|
.«
,nf..rr,-in.-oi
”
!
"
'
4
po
“
“
“
'
•“
**rv*
wherer
r
r
the*
t '" !
»erv# whererrr they are .re
aent,
_____
flagrantly violated la f J tff.ra o a each came ta be considered tinMlaslaeippl. Funeral arranged" t think ilrnun/iary w,|| be . a f , un h e.ib , A. I. Fl-hrr. fe.ie.al
...v hMl .................
, .
«a g St. Oernard FaHahaa, ad JoI u- lucky, Some books on superstiiloaa
are being bandied by Dr. I&gt; M acrm.nt of my cnvictiun "
,
hlUli.nl
«g.
r.t.
Sheriff
J
iighin
and
!h
.
iag New O rM a a, Attoraey Oen- at tba Library o f Congress held
Key. president of MiHaape. Athln
The three men were eonVkted A ilin g |',di„ I h i ^ Nepp,.e. g..|
'
Wuu|l en *ag, ...
aral Perry gaint y«aUrtap direct­ got Ite dread connotation beraai*
to o flii ials o f MilUapa and ih. on three munt. each, charging
.....the. ,r ..»,d a y
and outlinu.) b-, P? I
ed tha district altarnayi o f the ther, ware 13 at th* table at tha
fc: ^ 5
- 1" ™ n o r ,t?
d nnling I .V .,.
Pr^ 1J* " 1 ,u
Lara pa i lake* t « rlota reputed Lord'* sapper, Just before ths be­ football players who remain, I l.,&gt; . unaplred to ,en., freight car- plan, tn damp
•S,minu'* C o w ly tvdtora, m e e t ly
here pending th* outcimo ..f
of lii|uort i1iiirui«ol *o lum-. gn&lt;l
rowntyiwi#
#•
toni irm w 'i i w. ..i a n nition bcins that t!.,- ,0 - tr r e v to n ^ h ^ " * , k°
garohllng houaaa IramadUtrly and trayal by Judas; and that Friday
Smith'# injuries w ill return i..
,„r
- A /.
’ T * ' d'
** ,h* Cl,y H , “
« f « » • I red*
Lrom a mill in She, man. to ganiv, or put the violators in jail,
! * keep (hem cloned parmnently.
became feared aa th« day o f th* MUaia.ippi today, providing the)
,lan» hare b / „
^
nM
rl« l*d W alls? L.
Coopar,
th. Ninth. Tw o rarlnad. w eiy'
Fi-her acid he would have hi* rn iliKlvr tu the recovery of ih**l *x r*rt immediate action an i crucifixion.
T
h
,
nriodn
.
1
*
nn“
u,‘rv‘,1
;Sanfonl,
chairman,
a
nd
H al
obtain .m ed iation o f th d r wam. - li.d by prohibition ag. nl, at tire lucre •( 10 age ,t, .,n ll.o evGniry from Its present industrial,
wGl check up la M i l parishes F ri­
On* author advanced tha the- with k.dlins scheduled for tumorami fin sm u l tilt.
'. l i S r ^ t r . I
" lr*
'Vi* M ' a * " f*'&lt;&lt;. vice-chairman, J,
Ilatdwin.
giuunda
a
id
that
anyone
raughl
day night,'* »aM tha attorney gen- o r , that early man could count row.
* " lo rrl,,* 'n K- Los. Paola. was elactej sea*
"M y riursiloners ss-em v-liliviuns W.lhln the bound* ,.f
All entcrevl pleas of lint guilly, wiD| | bottb- or fl.»«k rspUiniiiY
neniraltty." I r , . ry
M
aryL
only to IS. and that IS aaa uved
but wet# coavictsvl by * jury after intoxicant* « iniI.| ; , |n thr rtNinh 1 lo the rather insulting .-hara.t,i •ho Chinrae e,lltr,r -alsl
rb i-’ . . . .
m
.
.. v
Attorney Genet el Saint eald hit fo r rvesything beyond that num­
W fN T E R P A R K , N i t . 11. ••I "Iieh an impdry, for it a....m l,
S-leos wee. In-I- , L
.
I Thl*
will meet on call a f
arfJaa was baaed aa complalnta of ber— “ the unknown, vague, full IVhen death this morning claimed "m- hour am| 30 ininulrs' d rill, iu J4||. Sheriff JxMgtiin a«-tignr«i lt»
to
tho
implication
that
n
„r
rrpre-,
tn&gt;n.
a
lia
r
,
chart,
h|,
,
,
.
k
*
"
l‘’
”
VT
'
h'
ch,i,m
*
n
to
Irantart
such
rrg’ iU r ik| »li«x to th# aunt# j*»b
ciltaena which allegsj open g im
rluh
h* r ,, r &lt;nr ,h' amnautic , business a* will lend to the beat
o f unimaginably poaalbJIttlo*— to t’om.nio D. Smith, M ills,p. r„|
tv'ontinuel on page Right!
Judge Ritter aeutrncej ('iillin, • tui d l l # ) on IA nuru»H*r, of tbc
hofng permitted In the be t r o l l , j by any peace-loving le g , tackle whoe* neck wa» broken
o f me
the county
count. In eaA* new. nf II
I
. "dev»lopmant
c ’ c'wpwvent or
and lln w er ta verve twu year, oil k fori la Al&gt;iiuni «*lub to {iukhk hi
rnd and upon rsrlftca
man.”
In Wnlntsday’a game with Stetx.n earh of tho three counts, the -cm h iT 'r " ------ ------ 7"
th r.u .h th, i .
P
*,prc,,'| ,,iw r»U eii with the trade W y .
Don hr n tt o raakh tam tigation h ,
l.nlveralty, th* Rolliiu College lencr, In run consecutively lie
......... ,k~
M c m m - r a h ip n „ a r &lt; i
i
r
"".V ".:;;j
,
canned to ba ~ * j *
coarh. Me Do wall, released the previously drilled a motion for a
Under the Louhlana conatUuMillcapa from its contract game new trial.
nvaot o f jm to e umUi Urul.-ient
_
I hinalown. excitement that ha. division, and a rtlv e l. eo-orerata.
tlda, the attorney gnaeral la em­
with lb# Tare tomorrow.
"You men are servants of the
n t, W ll.-n,
powered to agtar any parteh In the
M c i fo n U ^ ilii^ e rrffn
reren
Tk. hiimhii«hi|i
...
uf l f e l ^ r e k ^ e ^ t o 1?
" ‘ s, ^
I *"
“ &gt;**‘ h«r prosprettol
Thr
public,"
h«
said
In
passing
tenThe d w _ ^ r - . •■Ill rflntpn** ...
ui for w.rks rose to an even higher, , . u r e h a ^ o f real estate with anstale, tamporarily
t o M ll®alde .the
’
W A SH IN G TO N .
Nov.
1S^lb** SriiunnL' Cnufit) i'li«n il« r of
pitch.
.ten-,
“
('olline
was
sleeted
by
peorfitlr# rail#
all will he on tli** l***fiiiiter%r nu t in lh«
diatrU-i attorney a a j am
&lt;AJ*.)— Tw&gt; things which could
of thp ^ Rut in dust) offices ab ive Pall tlmriisd real ratal* nptratora In
pi, of Okeechobee countt . to verve groon.U « r « 4 th- number re-1vhVmlwV’
7
V.
aaaal charge
la was
U fa otM and be Interpreted aa encouraging bu&gt;
— .J Hinf gtW
a vtaU
this county.
ftt
5:00 Street, plans for Ihe F.'iXj.UOU ram
them. Your violation o f the
.
ptaaecullon,.
lew. ie. I"ired to dl'Xrt traffic ami ;«vlr..| „ v i«r k rh... la . Vr?
tnese Indication, appeared tn th*
Thos* present at th* meeting
in my mind, w on# than
an that of Ihe outside grounds.
i earn I h
T
n -m a n d o ,. Pa i , „ w „ e
f.,tw'.rd wUh't'he w . r e T X p T o n n e 'ly W* | r # ^
l a cammonlraUona addreaae| to folamaa af figu re, which make up
olea-ting
same
-vrt
„
f
prw
„|
0n
.„
d
s
y
a
,.
r
. j Gut P S
Sm to h 5
TALLAH ASSEE,
N ot.* IS. J »ccon| '« . l , .........
tha two diatikt attoraaye, Attor­ tha Fvdecal Baaerve Board's .week­
combined thrre.ajill be fri t „ ;i,
ney General Salat laid. “Thaaa ly report, .
(A .P .I -H o ld e r,
of
Okeechobee ‘ " . ” * **, -•*
*
* * ' prU
I'rl* rhurston, vice-chairman.
z z • nJ'
■h* , , r u r ( i " J ,h- —
i. I r T ^ S
(Continued F lg tt P a g , Two?
drive. Mroa.lwar and Wall Street, r . ||. Ellis, Ungwood- A. T T ra v .
rtehtUona war, fcqami to be kaown
0 «a was that money is cirtnla county raid booda yesterday obIt'her mrmhrts o f the commit
j lor. Winter Park, an d 'A G W a g.
j U *the law effteme at year parteh.'* lion decreased $-'3,000,000. A W V
to ln ol two alternative w riu o f 1-------—
are: J. (),, Leonard). W. S, , wvre conducting I I years ago.
city ha. b ^ n dividcl into; ner. Chuluota.
' '
Ac
K xtfc
Bma ii* two
' ‘
weeks ago mandamus from the Horida Su- e * A
le t
•
I
ev
- e ^ a .
j Coleman, IV M. Haynes, J. p Hall fl« The
district'.
Humlreda
of
cam
waa takan by tka administration
polgner* will begin hnrir
their h
n &gt;u»e
ui'# to
lo
aa a sign that hoard lag has been
Administration
h»wl F. Ihnner. C. K
tktrkWc
terrst due on-tbe bonds.
Sanfmd; A. CL Wagner.
Th# #th«r wm# U i l ika UalUU
The l*alm Beach Company, a '
c 5 * d ‘y
B aU
____Dl'jlufila; II
; 11. W. tauter, lyrngwusMl,
States gained $3*J»OJ»00 geld In Delaware corporation doing busi­
_,. , ... a. —
• |i,,
— . , i J- A. Ijvgan. f.en.-va. J. h.. Fos,
Th# llr&gt;t annual Semin vl* Coun­ ails]
1 3 0 a ; Carnal Sana, H at. IS. the week, bttagtog It* fatal to |4, ness In Florida, obtain'd on* writ
« . II. Tunnc-liffe, Sanfoidj &lt; |^„i_
s v ...
___,___
.
'
U F iJ ^ ir e e ,
'a re retasd- M K ooojn a
a i
«
il*
to secure payment o f Interest un ty Citrus Day will bv obsrrvrd B . IL 11sine v. Altamonte; T. VV. ^
F in a l R ite s W ill
I ..
lh* IOf* 1
•*
Lawton. Oricdvi; II. U. Levy, Gen*,K }
J &gt;: ;\U r' " '
ha U. d. 8.
; 1 tp
| )
I lh * Loyal Order o f Moose ar# ta.
Geld had here (raving this coon- $18,000 worth of bunds It holds. Monday, Nor. '„•} at Genrrs, ami g.s
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I Caai Soto try store lb* middle at September J. w . Gillespie, L K. Rfulgara a n l from all imlieatinns. It will bsi on*
I a i d l o L o i s W i l l i a m s ,U r ba,y remrasalng among theip
A t ! Was tin f hwluola.
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' ;Weinstein,
unable tv. be present.
ked" op and the conjecture bad been mad* Jam *. U. Martin, other hondhold,
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I Plands, aaklng that Dm, purchasu
o f th* out landing events in Cen­
A t V ut . V l A t l ! ';
W *
their regret, and ...tra n c e
iA tU M In seme quarters that ■■ attack ar», obtained the second w ilt diFuneral
evicts for Mias U i . i !trk*/*
th# annual Central
tral Florida this year.
'.n d demoni trail &gt;ns w ill be made.
j
t
J*
waa being mad* on the dollar, This recUag'paym ent o f I4A0O in tnWilliams. * ».
whoa# tisath oe.
C5 V t* l B*J,H * °
The
nay's
event,
tegin
at
Id.10
nil
of
which
vxp.ct.-d
lo
b
e
'
£
£
to
remmlttre
ami
th.
terw t on bonds they own.
I
however foand n i er
euttevl in AsherllU, N. C-. early! h * ~
Kuatla Country Club
“ 'tlarli with a program i f speechcv rearluv'cl by 3:00 o'clock.
ftoial s t a le *
Th* write were made returnable
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This U th* first rount) evm t e f
here N ov. t i .
, end donorutretiuns. Among th*
C m M m k b _______ ____ _____
speakers who will he prevent to the J * *r planned bj th, c»unty afler organiration. ami mad* prv from the Toogregatlonal Churth
reported
ae far. with all number*
1tomorrow
afternoon a t
S:t)tl
P o l I t t i ^ c F *
make th# day a uucta, are E. F. •tad# lvo&lt;iy, and It Is hoped that limlnary plana to put un a mem-j M|morrow
tier let lug
that
evarywitw a®s
b#r«hip
campaign
In
January,
and;
o
t
toek.
ImUad
uf
from
th#
Krick.
Delluak and II. U. Chi) ton. e itrn
tb*r* will t* * U rge rvprrasnta- In I t , . . ■■n.lns— S— 1— 1— IV- —— SO(1 i UHVISI HOCD# aS St)DOU1 Cf J proseh*d he* *xpr*#*#d a k##a In­
In
Ih,
meantim#
to
Iwgto
lh#
nec* Ion department uf lb# Uaiv entity llon
, , mi irons
orf in
ih m every i-an
(a r t o
the, roomy,
county.
terest to the coming affair, enw
yeetorvlay.
o f FItrida, Uaiiwavill#; 8. W. IH&gt;| Titova D#y Is leing »pou ored by •vaary preliminary work to assure
n ilC A O O , Nee.
T b * Rev. J. B. Root w ill conduct o f the torgeet on the Me**# y # # r .,
tho vuc-ess o f th* campaign.
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bureau.'
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trad#
body
urwier
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crn cA q o,
brief tcrrirM (htrv at w tll a# al
K ev. 1 3 ^ -(A .P .)Jacksonville, and K ,C . Moore, O r-1 illiw tlm tJ It* agrL-ulluial rim l the B arrie#------ ------- -Philip
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IVAndrea,
companion and
the grave in Evergreen C*m»t*ry.
Undo.
Ormoge
county
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mitt**,
hv.de
l
by
Alex
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JohnI ami North AremmA. They bodyguard i f “ ficarfaco A l" Ca­
HEADS FIAiRfBTB
Th* pallbearers will be T . C Cnrl*
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” ’• q pebbery P*®*) surrre d a ie l tp the United speakers will present an eutlin# of son, aa rhalraian, etui F. F. P e r­
aen. Harry Knot, E. B. Randall,
, — ^ on
. .. tritrua
l b u i culture.) ner. 8anford. view-chairman.
th* bust. method,
N »v. 13.-- J r , Henry Thurston, H e a r, NkckaL
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N E W oniJEANH, Nov.
Stotoa marahdi yrateida, tad t a r inrladleg caver (V&gt;(b , gv
ferli
fertiluaUco.t
Other
memhrr.
ol
the
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Linda*,
Cakani-s
of
Jarkand J. W. Snow.
token Immediately to the Cook dusting, spraying root
FEH N AN D O a,
H e r. I I
rer#nb, and, tow aret J. O. Adams, Sandy Aa- »o *, h it s , trwlay waa tU tln l prraitauoty Jail J q begin serving a ala- similar Items.
Mtsa Williams, a resident e f
dwreeo, K W. blggw n. Randall1 dent o f Ihe SeaUtoavtsm Florist*’ •aaford rise* 1902, was th* ado* tU4 tka ja w a f __ _
, ,,
A l noon there will W an old Ch®ae, IL I). Iliahlvjm aa, J. C j Aasoctatioa at tb* annuel m a m r°ntampl
fashioned basket pirnie at which Ifutchjaop, II. J. Lehman, John; lion her*. Pwtor Utopia of New M daughtrr of Mr. and Mrs. C. V, historic n t m a l has just bam
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pionrer
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earth # * Jram b*o«sth six
Ihe tltiaene e f $kw county will rub
•deral Judge WU- flldwra hi 1 * * ^ feilrw bljv. This M*Jegk H M. Pspworth. J**t» Orl-ams Waa turned firet view Bilvdb l i k e sretion. Ah# waa bora bmuh atnd by H eary F arr
Thurston. H ow ard Wkftar. 'and president and John Waif. J r , a f ia WUliamvhurg. B. f , Aar. 4,
had Ibrnen Ml * Share ..f the vfcy'a program |. to
cal fU k iag cam * p r v p r i*
WWUv“ Jr- « • ■ ! • » '! J- A. Savannah, second vlre president,
F#H"#ing b#r grndwattoi
e f th#
t t o t n o f the GmwmMU* on ( •*■- HMJtor, Lon j wood; C. IL Dawson. R u le director* named included i m
from Sanford High School, aha
'tog O
•Wide Co-Opaiatlia, o f which J. Oytode; W. P. Grogan, Paola; a ; Florida, C a ll U r e y .
•stored business coilagw in Jack
Sherm i fleaford, I* chairman. F.- Maine*. I - Ik Ha tor*. A it* - '
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•en tillr. Sh* la swrrtred by bar
8- E t o # t Chatoet*. Is rleeF. D. H h | 5 3 3 w * * ; i
T A M P A — Cebbratloo held ihp &gt;&gt;rents. Mr. aad Mre. 1
tM r m s a ..
»w e alit# n , Mre. At
A m d ia . aad Mi
Crenrnt City, and
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rt V . Jen**, B e l,
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With SixabJe Loot
Ifrom Jersey B an k

FRIDAY THE I3TH
COMES TODAY TO
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After Recci

K,:u 1st Annual Seminole County Citrus
K* s,nhnn- t:
Day To Be Observed In Geneva* Nov.23' ',Um• s-r

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.On Hv H M U i lha M .d or qnlch
•od rofrueir IMnklng, Ho U r te n s­
ing JJte * 4 4 c t s ir tn r aU his anerStar ,fit Traditions Mr 4»d&gt;nbr*pgth for (ho grutlllng
°* U u Sap* Bowl, tho
whkh was needed *“ *"•
Tilt Won During FI tou«hdowwf|Wv#
•**■»»« *§Mford victory &gt;i&lt; s»- glsmoor ond (ho national oseltomrnt th at go** arlUv (ho annual
‘ 7.
;[ nil MinutM Of Ptay
'.flss I k H
a yard at his lofl potUseaom rlaysle (n California,
t*«4W Wllau Hoirhoo nailed him would furnish an addad measure
rto * 'b * h |a d but on tho s t i l play, of sweetness to victory for fl»e
Cbwrigf f i l i a l out of tho park of elevens In tho 8oa(h and Kaat Hal&gt;uuni anil (v ie d a pas* to Heater urdar. If It wore Hot for precedent,
o p l resulted In a So jrarj gala faculties and previous arrange-!
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WfafU Hvstsr w ls run out of meats.
(IcXter Scintillate In bgqpd*
Hr Johnson.
Although Northwestern la the!
S «n fo rd B»ckfield; • THU nughca am] If bell trying "Blp Ton* Carnoll lit tho East.!
Tulona, Tsnnotato and Georgia!
Hughcftp Intel] Star t M r boot |« boarUn (ho shaky O r-. ond
£*•
K tnnor tunning u p 1 in the South kero boon designated'
* n d ;dd*n baWad bis own Unc call-) a* the Hot from whieh Southern!
Hi|r upon rack man to bosr down, a . Cslifnm ia will P|&lt;k on opponent |
»»&lt; nodror than ever, for the New Year’s dayrextravagtilth t | * ball on (bo Orlando f t -1 ansa In U o .AngaU*, the field ,r«JartJ lino. On tho nsat play He-ter! ually la smaller than that.
•gitlfrd bio Way off bis left guard I Tulano and Gabrgia, (or in­
And to t b u b to tbs right tor III! stance. two of tho atrongost foot-!
ra n is .w o rd Chancs and lohnsinj b*H learns in tho land, clash Sat­
urday In a duel nf titans a t Ath- 1
tim ig ll bias Io w a
Heater pllod Into Iht rm to r of j ena. Ga. Tho winner, If It should
tho Uno for 4 yard. •mi on the next | be tho fo v ;r.d Green Wave. might
By PKTBX B C V A iL
pUy, Dab Kntpmlngvr, who*, hall- • not sol*a the problem*. In 1B2V
In an aedori OUdd lost Quartet k arri lug bad boon limited oil a r t- ! wheo enothor great eleven rose fu r,
whkh apw the oeoro Mod at Ik ofttpon because plate In wbleh hof Tulane snd the Rom Bowl reprvMart, Coach Loins rd Uo Lucas ia Mod OppOOroJ to be Uippod.i srntatlvea were la New Orleans j
Koaslnola High football . -nlayeri wont off rU h t l ark I* for mno with contracts already made out'
.staged B blistering thraa-mlnute- fUfds pad iba loucbduwn, rum- 1
k»-Hay a
Hack from mld/LI
kr-play
attack
midfield, torn p ltto lf fooling tho ontirr Orlan-J
through a
a crippled
crippltd but
blit lou
lough Or- do to ta l, The try for point fst»«-*
laodo High front Haw for
tho
W ith loef than a minute to play,
touchdown w hkh f 4 * i them o 13 OrUudb made a desperate hid by
U fl victory over their traditional tailing far f pass from its own 3d
eHtaty. It w m U»f A4th rooump- lord lino un the Grot play after
tWn of footbaU hoaUlltlfi between lha klchyff, Chance's pas* was to
to o schools, and Coach M&lt;- wol) interrupted by tho charging
ty sir moment* when,* with both
L u ea sa n d hla man wrfu avenged Katonor th at It want wide uf Its
This afternoon MsLuept seat
lin** opening wld* holes fa r tacks hi* btys through a shoft signal
a 10 to fl defoot, suffered test your
orb and aettled in thu hand, of
| tn scamper through th* bucks slip­ praetic* getting them ready for
in-sm ashing fashion.
ratsn who. catching I. on the
p 'd uo th* sandy tu rf Just wbsa the gum* h*rw .Saturday sltrm oon
More than 2000 persons took a 1- H yaqUIna. Van It toward Orlaa• ,h»y appeared to b* away for long with |h* GtlaasviUa slevrn. If* a
vaoitago of .an Ideal football day do'si.waal h- (be 37 »s»d | | . - wk
gain*. Thera were long and short hard Job f*M trg boy. rfady after
hM came out to ooo.tb* highly ho was thrown out of hound*.
punt, of svary .UdbftWlijo. aseh ktich a stiff gum* a* yesterday's
‘itbatM Murray Kenner, )fnky SonThroe rr&gt;* at tho line lot: five
| landing in the arm* of &gt;aan who an J g* an* knows ft butter than
fo rd eoator, stage another of the &gt;arils, h u t | only beeaus* C nurltr
wera aching to get away but war* McLbcss. Howaver, chance* af th*
epectaruthr exhibition* which hare wdo pUojflng hla h ad * ofo. amt the
prevented by th* ardor and vici ius bay'* going sUl* a to iliau aod
hi* friends rlatnkrlng for h ,( rec*- t histle blow Just after Lyles had
tackling of s ta r, uf bath elavao*. j anyway, f understand sunwona Is
‘•■allion as alLsUto cantor. That pnmdd irro r tho goal line.
.M u tin g person obliged tho thiong
•- , .
• offering them Soother dinner If
Ak -h prilcitiun of how rlnaaly
thd living oo uahlkltlon uhlth .tops iho jfamd wan fought Ond how svcll
Kew paraaaa wgra ad ThrilUd I tk*lf .b a s t , Gglnaavllla. Hanford
.a ll the remarkable s m ho ha'i so each team kept th* o.ber fruni the
M war* tbo fathers a f auwy af - f W V
• P 1* ffo*" ‘bat team
•f/f displayed, to lopak no doubt In got! Uae la rovoalad In the stallsthd ! • ) &gt; Ia astjda. Gh Y#*h saw ***‘ l*»f . losing a 13-12 affair on
U h minds of orpn thg Ortatulu fans tier. Ill the d rat quarter Orlando
W- B. K a tm laaer. MwHff J. V. »th* breaks. , .
) U p i‘ ho U , n i r h l e ’s outstanding had tho btl.l nh faur ibiferont nelike m an., | . j .
.
ranions ,bul’ na*rr ram . tlos»r to
v. LAKE WORTH—Light Uapart! *“J&gt; d by Kannof, Hoafosd’a splorv- tbo Hanford goal, than the 32 yard
PWM sU rtad' raplariog traffic
illfly roarhkd fkunt lino outplayed lino- Sanfiyrd bad the tall five **n charily-gssia. The -trin ssn l
|hu c •nfeisnct
■•gwuf. light*' a t Lab* and Loruma
• QfUndQ’a U M J lad »y Isbell end time, scoring pore, snd almost regulations uf
- Hughes, f i t n t , ovoip bugle. It s o rin g again when It took the ball • gainst mitchea'ouU ld* tho r*g»Dixie Highway.
tar tchadula probably Cuohl not be
ta the H yard llae, to Uno It whan •m
minod^fhythuk,*
goactly . os IhWt I fArVM
C buH rrl fpprtK dqwn pass to Fles­
; n u ' W t t i ■narrows diw n to •vriug played U a gnmu p i
BIggera. taohl# ta d guahl. o trio ter for a yard w&gt;* Ineompleta.
Oaorgln or Tuluaa, anJ Tennessee,
•W eb dram aIkaliy protected a ala
In tho second quarter, which
.p ain t loud gained in thd first five was ■ battle nf poolers, Lyles facing the raw arfnl Vandarbllt
w h o le s af ala^- It t|R bid Oi Undo kicking five llrnc- to • Chance's : quad next Hutnrday, but bare
pfapora couIUtontly UQ offense. ^1- four,-Hanford had th* hall no near- a i t l n precedent Interferes. Th#
.though' Isbell pnd Hughes mor» • r than th* Orlamln 39 yard Una, Geurgln Bulldogs visit Southern
raliln rn ia Da*. I t in a regularly
whlla GrUmdo had it au nearer
batiia of Unas thaw thu &gt;1 yard line, reaching schrduiinl Intoraaatlonnl match, ami
brilliant buck- there an Cb*net's IH yard - off tharj U little HkaHbood th a t a r*tnrn atigsgdiwawt would pro eld* n
iMlaad. Cbunc*
t 1' ,
I t '*« Bo*J attraction. A t fa r as
Orlsadoqi
Ll.tp* longest
lu thu l&amp; |nf quarter Orlando h id Tatinatsa* U concerned, only Yantha*hdll alMANt.alT lit* way. aoo- »furtsilt and late r Kantnaky, bug th*
Hill Schmidt, of JfyitWs Djughlnif lla attack to lias thrusts, 13 aray to tjte fastlm l af roots.
If. Chane# danut -Hhupb*. also offarwi them all
id gaining from un* t&gt; flvs
H m Orlapdo’u y*/da. Orlkndo rta th e f lha Saan dinner at hla rextan root Thar*
whlls Haater ford 2t , y a rd lido Just as lha Grooms AcademyWina aro piobabl. other fjthcn and
credit as Hun- wkiili* Waw to rhd the quarter.'
tana who mad* porno sort of
6-0 Tilt Ffom Orlando and
pinmis* prwvidgd thair h&gt;y would
after playing th* antlra quarter*
v^Niafard uauiuJ flrtt whan, after and reaching the Hattfurd 41 y a rl)
get In tbsr* and bout thu ancient
Before th* largest , criwd of enemy. Ob Took found uut this
XM »** bad blocked a second punt as Its ckaost/ sroitftg point. Hta-J
JlptidJdhe ID yard lino, Master and i art! did n of ha»o lha hall In Or , colored footkall fen* ever t* **• a morning what C4u**d Kanner tu
4wUburkv JEniM ingar ujjvrnated land i terrlbjry a t any tiny* d arin g 1 high school gams la Central ’ Flor­ break through M many time, and
id*. t'rooms A cads my of Banfird block'pant*, bawca Tlllk promised
currying thd ball from th* TT yard tb it quarter.
Mm ; with a ^ tta r g o ln g eff tackl*
Both taurfu want Into th* air scored a great 0 to 0 victory over to taka him to' tho FLrida-KanMBPdlhg tip ■for th# jeora, Hla In
th*
U lt
quarter,
San­ thu strong Jonas High HehooI slov­ tacky gam* In JacbaonrlUa, pro­
Vick was aid*. Mannar, Diggers, ford tossing f its and completing en at Tinker Ptald, Orlando, yas- vided ha would block A punt. Kan.
.Up'l Riaar opUn*d th# hob* on two passe* fa r 28 yard* gain, Or­ terday.
nar not only felacked on*, but
J h rir iH a, tg tu If h a lf ’And Price lando toasing fuur and completing __ Th* gam* wo* atabb irnly f I if ht •hr#*, and was lha me man who
tJ K n* ‘bale W at only to lie swept two for 67 yard* gain. Orlando’s for tbrav quarters, but hi thu ilnal mod* Chance gat n/f punts no
u jh f c v
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first past w as good f a t 2d yards quarter lb* action picked Up anJ
, T ^ n t fben oh thu g lta *
w*a gain, while Ua aftand was th a t 41 Hanford was not dsalad victory.
award In idtwflkM, neither team In yard aftatr. Hanford triad eight PUlda Intarvapted * pass an la*
Moving poaltlolh-until lha fearth
lay* a t th* Un*‘While Orlando Orlando 37 yard lln# and danbad
m toftar a m id uutpnuted
ried hu^ fuur.' On is id . of th* for tba lourhdvwu whiah woo th#
N g tte # on a ig h l./ d S fh d ^ f tec*- lakilikowha * whkh w tr* scorasi, gam*. Ht 4*4 Thomas, Clark, and
Opu*' -during tb * second *«&lt;f third daM icd g4t au hourar than Ik* U Welter* Vcr* Iba outstanding Han.
atari. ' &gt; .
uitaj t»!
&lt;n*i»Iy beesuis Kenner. y ard' Hn* uhll* Or la mV* reached •tori
'
Crooms Academy ployed a scorv9 u r , had 8 S t c r 8 &gt; * H , b f * » W * « thu IH.yard Uno only to fall on th*
U*e tl* with the mum school Hers
i»ir-|#e fWid goal - ’
re^gh th d w # N S p d i
- K adi • tea m laid* five first •bowk thru* Wlaki ago ta a gons*
O rls » J o \ paty tuX .
Jukfca, with Or lamia adoring a M t whkh-they ahptild hat* won by a
hod Lorn a u n u h In
a^H v tM to iio aghfaal a v t gain • to 0 icutu except fir tom* qoo*.
Uonsbl* refer**tag. They expert
te matt a strong N#w Smyrna
taum har* * « Thanksgiving pay.

Tularie Green Wave Is
Bent On Wrecking
Hopes Of BuDdogs

la ptobaHjl a a of IU

Game W a7Battle

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Inta Athena SsfLyday from all M4Men* 4( Oaurgiu M*r* thaa 3d,ooo era ugputtad ty arowd th* big
stadium.
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CwottiU want through Its next
to lost pructlU* today and Cough
Maktu u k f hip N #n shoved mot*
pap -wud awUtuaiiim than , ho txpertudr u ltu r Omit long saris* at
m o m A' j M Me* OrWuss, B arak
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Dry Cleansts « 1U go to Orlattdo to
cross h g u With a tao lu eompoaad
of pUygra evUctcr* from thu Cial*

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The Sanford

at noon today after nearly SJO
women had listened for on hour a*
Mick Viola decker toU them how
to beet prepare food* on electric
appliance*.

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That the school created wl,|»
Interest 'w »* Indicated by the siiahle boost In attendneww.whlch waa
reported, and bgvaue* o f the large
number o f women wKrf questioned
Mian-Decker concerning variety*
pointy of cookery, at the conclus­
ion o f tha rchnof session:

prtn U irr’k contrary appetite will
be tempted bp tHe deltcloue Oeorgia
Can* Savor ot ALAGA. It la A pure,
quick source of WMff&gt; and very
good foe Mary Indeed.

_

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Shoppe; Redye’*

ForFTriaFSes&amp;fon

W S f&amp; y ih g

the D M A

NORBlffTOWK, Pa.. Noe. Hr- -The S*mtools County Chamber
ETwIn ADeh. fount aoctotp man.
Mir* Darker U today peipariai today wa* held reapon*ible bp a o f Comm*rr, today learned that
reveril recipes ef the food! she coroner’ * Jar; for, the killing of this county kaa been ehoeen a*

pow.r .ftavinA a .

■

cooked during the pd*1 t » * daV*.
and th«T will bo reprinted In The
Herald tomorrow. The followin'; firms, bp donating
eleetrlrsf appllanca* and radio*,
played a m ei«r portion ln&gt; the eatet aw# Of Xbk whobf. Slid drew Mia*
Decker'* pralre far the fine eeoperatinn rarh firm'* it present* tifa offrrrd ilurlnf her slap: HofMae Hetterp Co.; AutMnotJ y
Cteetrtr Co.; Randall Kteetrte C hi
Sanford Klee trie Co.; Malton Elae|
trle &lt;’o.; Hill Hardware Call the
|
Sanfont Furniture Co.; Florida
Power »nd l.llh t Co.

FraneU Dto*lri*W *1 III. well

known society man. last Monday the. branch home of one ef Flori­
night In Altait’i apartment In * da'* out* landing dancing master*.
hotel near Philadelphia. ■
Allan was ordete^ heM for the
Brand Jury1
. The principal wttnee*.
Albert Lhras.'a friend ef QpnmMson, *s « th* only eye witness to
the «hnotltlg. Fie teatlAod'ke and
Donaldson had rone to the Allen
apartment to bring1 about pence
betwnen Rose Allen, 1ft, daughter
of Horace Allen anrd her father.

GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET

H a rva rd

Speaker

Thla morning
Mias Decker
baked two cakes; prepared a meat
and rcgtU b le Jamboree; an in­
teresting dish o f ham; and an aprtrot whip'. These food* were* la t*r
giren as prliee, s* were nenierotia
other egtlclea, donated by local
merchant*.

THE STORE OF SERVICE AND QUALITY

C AM U rtlD tl*. Mia*., Nee. 1 J -

(A .F .)— H irttn f University to­
day banned Ted HualAf, Columbia
Broedr'astlng rompany radio annaudesr, from all futurs Harvard
game* In kia official capacity.

Frlte winner* today were: Mr*.
E. C. Gideon, Mr*. W. C. Deckle,
Mr*. Annie Cooper, Mr*. Ilneton
Steele. Mr*. N. J. Keene. Mr*. F_
&lt;!. Hayes. Mr*. S. F. FVnidhfy,
Hr*. U P. Hagan, Mr*. (ly-triv
llerb*t. Mr*. A- If. Beckwith.
Mr* t_ K. Johnson, Mr*. Byron
Fqoire*. Mr*. J. (I. Icons nil,' Mr*.
It. 11 Hutrhi«op, MM. W. F„
Well*. Mr*. J. J. Cate*, Mr*. M. It.
Moye, and Mr*. J. G. Balt, and the
Ml**** Martha
PtOeiU, Viola
Stile*, Patsy Garrett, Slid too la
Evan*.

(Continued from Page Owe)
a ffir m on the field s iv f mingling
with th* crowd* to see that no liq­
uor "totin'' and consumption gaol
on. It just won't be dene, th* tnforr-mient heed* agreed.
■'Mf deportment,” said Fisher,
“ I* nn th* slsrt at *11 time* in *nfnrremcnt of th* prohibition law,
and Saturday', siporlence will be
ju*t another instance.
Anyone
caught carrying or g u u lln g boose
w ill be hustled to Jen."
Sheriff JoUftiln end Chief Nepper said their forven would five
Pulse* and food produeta dn- full cooperation, both eiarfsM n*
. ns ted toward the mtereda e f the view* eimiler to those o f Fisher.
school score fnmtahed'by Stewart
Dfr. THfert'* refusal te apologise

fj * *

(■m

tu Mayor Alsop of Jacksonville
wa* corttmendH Wsdnosdav in *
resolution pessed by th* Temp*
branch of the Women’s National
Commlltcs for la w Enforcem ent.

IH

AMBURG

Lb

FISH ROE, L b .............

N« A EuF R,S,N(:
, 24 Lbs.
g j.

Brookfield Butter, L b ..... 38c

rr

75c
gst

Lbs.............

25c

40

, V t 1 *" *

PANCY CORN, 3 Cana ... 25c
PINK SALMON, 3 Cana .. 25c

■$_

InOur Meat Department

&lt;

Al all llme*t fancy Weatern Lamb, Veal, Beef and I’nrk. ThUt week we have added
’
.native Beef
- ,--------- ------

S4t«j * Ii r flr0r tf ° r I‘nln

STEAK, Lb.

18c

WESTERN POT ROAST OF

BEEFJLb............. 15c &amp; 18c

N A T IV E

^

POT ROAST, Lb.

12c &amp;15c

B ^ ' ^ W ^ L b ^ ......... 10c

N A T IV E

f

T-BONE STEAKS, Lb.

20c

f r e s h

g r o u n d

HAMBURGER, 2 L b s... 25c

Breakfast Bacon, Lb...... 19c ’ h o m e m a d e
BWirr
' PORK 9AU9AGE, 2 Lbi. 25c
OLEO MARGERINE, Lb. 16c » sugar*cured
CHICKENS, HENS* FRYERS 1HAMS, Half or Whole, Lb. 19c
LIVE or DRESSED
I CENTER CUTS, Lb....... 25C

FHrtST-CREAl

.1

FLOOR

W E DELIVER A N D W i t L AP

FINEST QUALITY SHORTENING

ERN BRISKET

BAKED BEANS, 3 Cana 25c

ThU I* good coffee. Try a can and you wBI urw It regular.

s l ic e d

IONA—PLAIN OR SELF RJ8IN0

40c

OSCEOLA COFFEE, 27c Pound

—dad ABF ks the straight Ha# between th* rood pvadaser and
yoa— For AdP Wlggb thdfswd* to yew la thoabarlert tad saeat
direct waf, caltla^ aal'all «'pn&lt;r*«osry *apen*e, end beeping the
dlffereae* between wkal t^r predacer raceisea fee the food*
aad whet yets Pay foe M a* small aa passible. That’s why A *P
can, aad deem tell tha vary highest owallly food* at very low

GROUND

ACKEREL, 3 For 25c

ur GRITS, 10 Lbs. 25c

Pl.A N T CITY - J. W. Munro
■hipped 10 hamper* nf okra *nt
10 state* Of sgrplant to northern
market*.

TW O M IN T S IB—A STRAIGHT LINE!
LONG’S MEAT IS A TREAT TO EAT

PHONE 39

FRESH OYSTERS, 50c Per Quart

W llllm Blagham, Harvard ath­
letic director, said Huribg had re­
ferred to the playing of Captain
Barry Wood and Jack Crlckard In
the Dartmouth gam* last Ssturdsy
aa “ putrid."

THE SHORTEST DISTANCE BETWEEN
Tflfjt CLEANEST MfeAT MARKET IN SANFORD.

OPPOSITE POST OFFICE

[ATE YOUR ORDER

WHiTS rtOUBE Evaparated

11NNYHELD PANCAKE

,3 Tal| Caws
r**».

v jjjt

Chops And Ronat Lb. 15/

ALAGA

SVRUF. No; IV t Can

ENCORE—iWikk Ttwaato and Cheeae Saueg
S P A G IIB T jr

AT PIGGtV WIGGLY STORE
Corner 4tb- St Sanford' A v e.

Phone

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

SPECIALS

SHOULDER Lb

T h a aoap th a t doea Ita w o r k w fQ ‘

Nd Exfra Cdat
For Dressing

ortagbrt, 3»pcc. Biiebara
ENOORB SRAOtaEtTl

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(AT NEEDS NO l l t ^ v U r m i l

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�THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 1.1. 1031

BELIEVK

Lions Vote To Buy
Auto Tags To Help
Teachers G et Pay

M ary P ick ford Is! 2 Mightiest I s l a m
----- Luncheon Guest Of Houses Are United
President H o o v e r By Royal Wedding

i Kvr i r F HF \n

c i HMD
rjn m/CD

\\ V 3 H IN G T O N , Nov,
11
I \ I* i M a iy IV * io r * t pleitged t.
I't- - 111f»iYt H om er across th** \Vb»l
II **. luruheon table
ye**lerri.t\
ti n m operation of
the
niot o
l»*i ♦•nr* industry in his unemplo&gt;

Anticipate Speedy Re­
covery III Spite Of
Smal l Bond Sales

nn rti relief plant.
h o as not all a brmlne-*- Ion. h

11” *• i t a ils fu r t h t m ari

P it em ber o f
P r in r a
if
daughter o f the
'• -d Istanbul an 1 of
i sin Jah, v^utiger son
.i ii, to N'dufa r llu m n
i. fiu iiii M' l aliph * met
1 *1 i ght**r of
the Lite
in \|&gt;oiiad \

howifVfr, fo r Mia* I V k f«*i.
to the Proa h ie nt a n j M
1 ....... .. too. of her own plnti- t •
a o’ lv picture She dUrloaed ,»l
Mi it tl#r equally fam ous h ii- 1mu
I" r.‘ l.i* h‘*nibanks, is plmimni*
r .
«*♦.«, Siberia and into I hi
V part uf her v isit I hr
i o evented (o Mr
Hor n••, «.•
I Ih •
it liiily tickets miiubei i .i
on.| * if the 10 000,000 tn W
»*d *
N ational Motion I t t

Crop Is Estimated .
At 16,500,000
Boxes
*e ■
■
W A S H IN G T O N ,
Nov. 13. —
(A .P .)— Tha Department of A g ­
riculture ycaterday e a l i m ated
Florida'* orange crop thix year
at 14,£00,000 boxen, o f which 13,400,000 coApriia tha commercial
(k p .
Laat ycar'a production wax 19,*
000,040 bose*.
Tha grapefruit production eaa
Indicated at 13,000,000 boxex with
8AOO.OOO commercial. Thia cum' pa rex with 10,000,000 boxes last
i lf*ar.
Eatlmatei were not given for
California's crop.

Cerse, Baafacd and Genera

I*- t ir ti** i itvrr |o tin* ii*liff *t
'
i*i fbc riwiimtiniti«-s w hrrp tn

At fciMpl

hi

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new

bn Mil*

4

m

rim ilr g t t w

&gt;*f i i i i t c l i Ir m rn t

I'l-n Iflit ril mi t »*tnb**i

itENS and FRYERS ’
DRESSED OR LTVB

Wr Have u llo&gt; Uniting To
llelitrr Your Order

POTATOES 10l b s . 17j^
LETTUCE HEAD 8/
A pples 95^ Bu 10 Lbs. 25/
FA N CY

I C E B E R G — C S n l. O n t) *

— ( S a l. O n ly )

STRING BEANS

lb.

THESE AND MANY MORE SPECIALS
—SEE CS BEFORE YOU B U Y -

5/

222 E. tat SI.
Under MnniiBemrni of
Krnrnl Nflxon. furntrrly with
C‘. IV. Zarlnv Co.

n

w 4«j* i p I h*v l •

ml "1 hi* K in a m m l t In tnicih* s u rtt*v point n in it . bv til# i t**u|L»
|
in u n L lp u l o f f r r iu g t . N u lijsa than
n g h t y i n tlif f c r e n t im iq lc lp a littro
o f f e ir d hnnr|n tn
w l(W
#f fi l l i n g
i||4|Hvk(tiiina tin*
mniiunl invulvi’ tl W in g
1

TM * ini i rfri.«aii*TT l rtn*rrti#flv "■ rtr* *''
iiifnuim tn v i r w - n f i In* fu rl t hat

W. H. LONG

FRl lT A M ) VEGETABLE MARKET
NEXT TO PRINCESS THEATRE ON FIRST ST.

,ti l

BUY NOW -PRICES ARE TURNING UPWARD

PII.I.SB U R Y'S B E ST "r.i-iiaT.a-'a" 21&lt;
M A X W F .I.I. H O U S E C O F F E E
LIFE BUOY—CLEANSING AND HKFUESHINC

SOAP 3

QUANTITY

*

* mm -

GA. SWEETO (JR

MEAL, 5 Lbs.

Irish Potatoes, 10 Lbs. 1 f 0

FRESH AND TENDER

Large Bunches Turnips . 7*/ac

String Beans, L b......... .. ... 5c

Large*Firm Lettuce, Head 9c Maxwell House Coffee, Lb. 2&amp;c
2 NO. 2 CANS

2 NO. 2 C ANS

Fiesta Peaches

Granciay Pineapple

4 BAR9

HARD FIRM

Small Octygon Soap

CABBAGE, Lb.

TALL CAN

bO C
A _

OC
a n

brow n

ONIONS, ,t Lbs.......... 1 UC

12 Lbs. S. R. Flour

24 Lbs. S. R. Flour

I Lb. BUCKET LARD

8 Lb. BUCKET LARD

BOTH

BOTH

— All You W ant-

OATS 3rw
OCT. SOAP2»°r5v

* * v

SYRUP pint 25r
PRUNES
15r LETTUCE
CABBAGE
BUTTER
CHEESE
GRAPES
PINEAPPLE 15/IIBROOMS
25
YORK IMPERIAL. A P P L E S 10u*.25&lt;
SNOWDRIFT^ 16- 31v 45&lt; 83
4 POUND CARTON

SUNSET GOLD

MRS. SC IILOKER'S SALAD

WISCONSIN

PICNIC

EMPEROR

I STRING

Blue Ribbon Malt
EVERYTHING WE

45c Prince Albert tobacco, 2 for 25c
have

PRICED TO SELL. NOT TO KEEP

KEROSENE

OIL, 5 Gallons..........7 f

t TOMATOES, 3 Lbs,

1 Lb.

Vt GALLON

MIXED

t

NUTS, 2 Pounds

1PE A N U TS............

d|
ll

THE BEST LINE OF F1UIT AND VEGETABLES TO BE HAD— MAKE OUR
STORE YOUR SHOPPING PLAt’E

STANDARD BROOMS—Were 49c—SALE PRICE

UiKomfwtible I

F o r h alf iiti hum suns o f th#
N izam pray «ni,
kneeling
before
full
length
p ortraits
of
ih e ir
bri'le*'to*he&gt; Philip t \%u print esacs
rem ained m an u pstairs chamber.

*tni k * III hick* uf Ilia* jf eiii*I Si 1 m i
innnt
N n •tm-k**
w h a t®\ *&lt;
wt*n* uff«*re,| ''luring Ili«*
m nntb,
whilf* thn bunil* r o n s t ilr t i .h w fl&gt;
ol -hot I te rm i'i&gt;wkM"* uf vlt«f bigh«"»i
t bn t ut let

STEWART'S PAPER SHELL PECANS, 2 Pounds

Ohio T ruit Co.

tra c t w a s arcont [n u iif I b y &lt; rrr*
rnonips of O rie n tal *pl*m lor.

FRESH PIC K E D — (Sat. Dnl

tin* ia ii| an A n iv n c a n gob| &gt;totk
|H'« Ln Ml*nt * * Nlr g lt f ll
tlu it fu llu w e tl
|n v r^ tin « n t bank
'I* '- l*i kfoni rt|»Uin**d h**^ •*"
*ng hi)U«w that m ig ii ia ir t i»tjm&gt;
| bi|o‘.tijth\ «is rttnsmiant with M t
* at uni i ^«uc*a ic f u a in .it fruru m o

Orgealle A. A P.

0. W.
Gilbert, Prop.
I If L&gt;viStar# *

.iso of U id e t a l'i id is the
M- haiouirdan
it* the
i pt. b i M y the Wealthiest
*oime» Pa li ph u fptrt
ol .it* &lt;’i {he follow er* of
■ •it, ' t has been finau
*'ched
Mice
M ust a ph a
.11*•.t hrni fr om T u r k e y
n O'g **f the m u r ia g e com

iti» v w ill g i■
*»• be-nvI \l jh ** Im
,i ix,r
tin* p ro cM tli o f « hit'll

JUST OPEN

Flnh
Poultry
Fresh Meats,

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is. i iiig it t *h«* bai*l. nuatiiMi i'
■11
thfrttii*s
Ihri'iighoul
i

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PAGE THREE

i ■ a n *•r S «v . 13.— ( A . P )
uijthtiest
hou ses
of
■ linked yesterday in a
' . i m a g e signed after
'•fo lia tio n s
in
the
*'• •«! piilare of C a ra c a l.

1 eon.

i f t j in thd Paliaade Inierxtate
Park polka aUlten bar# yer tenia*
raaallinf the trtemph a( hi. initial
qu*‘ l (or Mg’ fe m e . With him were
two other frtrk ee of the hunt.
T k j Were P in t Richk, who livr.
■on titaUM Tataed, and l a a r t w r
(JUli.on, o i Mount Vamon. N. Y.
Thay h»d ■ rifle, ao they to.iV
out hunting Ikenae and motor*,! to
t)a park. Aroevdtng- t i Major W.
A, Wxkh, general nitnafrr of the
park and commandant of Ihr park
police, they ran Into tug [im e at
the outlet of their eximditioriTha three hunter* encountered a
baav* wire encloauttt inside uf
which they heard the pwinding uf
hoof* A IldO-pound elk galloped itp"
to the barrier. Gimeronv swung&gt;
up his rifle, according tu police,
and hi, e icilrd companion, ahoutad “ 1,'t him have it, quick!'*
(llan fr me Maxed away, the po­
lice '.id , and the xurptlaed elk
dropped As the Ihrca hunter,
ga-i'd with .ati.(action at their
kill, » huh txi hi. life a w Iriot garni*
g frierve pollci man Nckon O d e ll
tad another patrolman arrived.
They had been .tartlril by the gun-'
fire, which ix piohibited in the I
plrk.
ib e
policemen iotd Uilli.on,
Gkwxeaaa amt—UieVU lin t th«&gt; ,
were
hunt in f
upon t jr bidden
f t mi m l; that they were in a p«rk.
a fam e preserve, and that the kill
Irm of an elk, at any time and ant
place In the State of Ntw York,
war prohibited.
Tha hunter*. acvurditif to ihe
pdlice. Haul they Ihmiphl Ihe eik
wax a deer. Then they dulled Ihe
ahootini I'aik attendant... h iwever, removed from the elk a bul­
let which the, -aid w ». fired from
(ilaneronr'a rifle.
The three hunter, were taken
to the home of Judge Elijah'
Pringle at Tuxedo, lie fined Giancrone IIOS.ftA for unlawful *h rat­
ing and RUkle and (Illlixon 132.30
aach aa acccaaorita. They wera
lodged in the police atation await^ big tha arrival of funda.

________

jTudaf Georgia Steers

l-oin. T-Bone, Club, Bound

STEAKS, L b .............
Roasts, Lb.
BRISKET

'

I
i

STEW, 3 Lbs,............ |
LARD, 8 Lbs. ,.......,.,....1
AUBAGE, Lb.

LABOR CURED

D

6 Lba

m.

BETTER MEATS AT BETTER PRICES
OY S T E RS ,

Quart

ARMOUR STAR

*

HAMS, Whole or String-End, Pound
WESTERN

LARGE JUICY

BEEF LIVER, Pound

WIENERS, 2 Pounds For

WESTERN

SWIFT JEWEL

SPARE RIBS, Pound

LAUD, 2 Pounds For

PORK LOIN ROASTS, Pound

d h u d d

III

3

8 E L E CT

LOOK — LISTEN
FRONT
GEORGIA PORK
IF IT’S BEEF
BUfeF

2 Lhn.

PURE PORK

SLICED

SAUSAGE MEAT, Pound

BREAKFAST BACON, Pound

BEEF

BEEF STEW

ROASTS, Pound

RIB OR BRISKET, Pound___

-----

Z

’

FANCY WEST COAST

FLORIDA PORK

MULLET^ 3 Pounds For

CHOPS OR ROASTS, Pound

* v

?v:

NECK

MG TAILS

, xL. • .

�Prosperity Reflected
Newspaper readers In the past few weeks have seen
•Ifos whleh seem to Indicate a return of prosperity. "DMdend tat Quarter Paid by U. S. Steel.” "Hooter Credit Pool
Virtually Ready to Work", “ American State Bank to Pay
Fifth 10 pet. Dividend” , “600 Go Back on Plant Payrolls Ip
the South," “60,000 Men Employed on Public Works/
"Building Program In South Provides Much Work” , “Mar­
ket* Herald Prosperity Return", “War Talk Foreea Cotton,
Wheat Pricee Up” , read the headlines.
A}) newspaper talk, growls the pessimist

DO YOU KNOW?

U act enough-lo rusk*
t worth string and garden
l btooeem, fragrant m ee t
U able to repeat
m ar, beyond a'd )u U ,
r shortly root It out.

Its

Business and Professional
Thst ships plying the routs up ths Pacific Coast between ths
rosin (snd snd th» off-ehore hlsntli itsor during foggy west hr r by
mean* of th* echo from a ■pedal shistbaT Ths photogrsph of such
S whtstls on ths C. N. S. Print* Robert, which pllea between Van­
couver snd Skagway, AUaka, U shown in (bs photogrsph.

toysIIsit bloom, snd

Will (ta r t to bad again,
prill ns tart never » V r
nspha o f som o'ywtsrdsy,
m last ihani, straggle on
rwhat has coatsgivd go ns.

When And What To Buy

h o f triumph d ifr ly won
hs the deed a *Un hss

To buy stocks judiciously at the bottom of the market
during any financial deprtaalon. taken a sixth nenne in busi­
ness, according to Samuel Crowthcr, famous economist and
writer on business and finance. Highly successful business
men have thla sixth sense, he nays, and rndat of them
have gone ahead roost rapidly during those periods when
other men were despondent and inactive becauae of Jruainesa
I not worthy big renoyn.
depressions.
*
kWh achievement - merely
“ P. D. Armour always bought when other traders
Imagined that tha bottom had dropped out of the coun­
fke* m m out to greater deeds.
,(1U,content with yesterday try," Mr. Crowther explains In an article, ‘The Secret of
Making Money”,' in the December Cosmopolitan. "He sold
■ T O * WilVbe fa Kura's pray,
ha who would hold triumph when tile others were laying the sky was the limit. Thun
{lit,' rk*
wo'have the sage advice that the way to get rich I# to buy
litre life bravely to tha jasL at the bottom arid sell at the top.
“ If only this rule, were as simple as it sounds, poverty
I'la m h rtg M auggeeti that If would have left the world tong’glnc*. But If* It wera uni­
j w y o t tfuobte la the Orient
versal there would be no atllera at tho bottom anti no buy.
|TW%, perhaps h la, a dress
era at th« top. Actually, It take^ynor* judgment io buy at
the bottom than at the top. Fbr when pricey are deomsed
)■ and Japan art not ak and things are panicky, It la only the rare man'who will
I sack other, wahf hat* to buy the stocks or the commodities which will recover, for,
vwoold .happen over (bare although brokers like to talk about, stocks arid the like
a daclaratlyu ahouM ba being cheap when their prices are down as compared with
uaML&amp;nritr time, only a limited number or stocks aro
ever eneap. A certain riurnWr'*sre~9e*r’ at mty prfer, fur
6 - M ld J n the paper* that a
the concerns are on the way out and the depression has
lU M H lw O/Uaaa girl sailed
M ik a frben a ccrtst* Jnan only served to hasten the exit. Bargain hunters seldom
d h ff far a kieei but wg bad to come home with real bargains."
Mr. Chowther-.claims that, there la nothing to the
j it twice to make m m A
i said when he a ik s i Jr»r w k usual recipes for success, nor tb the popular belief that
«,w b e n he did n o t.-A ’§ f fortunes art made by unsctuptihyuaneaa or by getting on
the ground Ttead of the others.' There Is every reason tu
lowing algn on ani Aug- Believe, *he , ilofa
. out, that big busineaa men who were adta-raaght reeratW A hJ I
mlttedly
financial
uccaneers would have far more money
reoah A U lln e / fe p ta f?
If they had.devrit i Idas time to cheating aha another and
the public and ih i. they
___ succeeded
_____
In_spite of their moneyIt It la
' ..........seldom
the pioneer
fqr'dtnriwUon, . * u i v ipadnesa and not baeauaa of
I with the Hoover aduitv- who wins out and also, oddly enough, tha highly competltfve fields yield far higher returns thai i do the untried,
There are man ..who. can
fedthe
whemoney « , he
______
■aye. Utey wU!......................
&gt;1takt all the aids’and so-called scientific advice that can bo
gh
. . when
___
_______
“J given
to them,. but
thla goaa
coUbtgr
kt iwtthout a hunVog Uto
a
Judgment
which
they
have'
arrived
at
without
know&lt;
Hanrnmd nlmrod.toir.tliU
Ipg why, they wfll follow their own Judgment—and auc
T .w y .'s ceed, becauae they have the slxth.fenae in buslhest.

nriSaaj’^

hy a nolae Us the
tree
M looking up I eaw
e
try la s ’ to pull Miaethlag
l eatranre to a hole In the

T S t

BKRUN.
Nov,
1 3 .- (A .P .»—
LOS ANGELES. Nov. 1). —
Representatives
of
Amrrtrgn. (A .I’ . ) — People who tn th* In pur­
banking groups, learning yester­ ple bathtubs and wash dishes in
day that an agreement between g le in sinks shouldn't toss atones
Germany and France irem i Im­ st advocates of color advertising
minent ort roncurrsnt handling of In newipaperi, members o f tha
rejrsrstbns sad private credits, •Afnerirair Newspaper Publisher*’
■aid an, dlanwalon o f precedence Association indicated yesterday.
U theoretical
because foreign
Tha question o f color advertis­
creditors and German debtors at* ing. a pals mauvs at tha statt of
getting together every day.
the publishers' three-day conven­
They are discussing what ths11 tion bare, turned- into a rich led
yesterday as advocates and oppo­
nents strove to tell what they
tin repreeentstlve of a Urge tgew thought their readers would think
York bank, “ no maltor bow Mich U tK&gt; news wars served in tha
the French may insist that t% ad yulod'achemo of tho day.
rellone ehtlt cunte firet, the W M c 1 Culor advertising 1* one way. of
bank cannot but take coynliancq keepfbg abreast o f competition, A.
of arrangement* mad* with r*gate E. IfscKarlan* o f tbot Chicago
to private debt*.’’
Thee* liable, he »ald, are being

ATTORNEY

DIRECTORY

LUMBER

H. S. White

Hill Lumber Co*

Bank Buiidlnr

Why not advertise through
a medium that la read by
rveryone — especially., n clw
content. For rates in the
directory phone The Her­
ald. 148.

AUTO PAINTING

DIRECTORY

Attorney-al-Law
305 First National

*? ROY tf
SCHMIDT
'3rd1 and French
JdM t q

^ *
«r tha Britlah pound dropped, all
the German debtor* who could do
•o tried to get rid o f their Hi)lith
obligations while the 4gehang* was
favorable. IJkewlse arrangement*
are- bain* completod
between
American or editor* an j (Arman
debtors at to what l* to be done
after Feb. 28.
J
’Thu*," aald the banket, "lb *
World hank committee which eaa
be created under the Young plan
to look into thaae quetUcqs will

AUTO TOP^

fa r I advertialny ami w * &lt; were
a*to hded a t the inerraao o f rercip I," IfarFatlan* eaid.

U lolicited piblkity that toon

t

f

O

M

M

8 p tn c e r

mi 9 m n * a &gt;
new -evenu* for Ameries'o now*.
pop ,’ John B. Long, Loe Angelee,
g t n ffs f manager of the California
Nsngpaper Publiekere' Aeeoeiatloh eaid in outlining the Cailferala Ian o f haodtlng proae agent*.
L Uf eaid the plan ronalatad o f
web f the watte basket, use o f the
Mite tUcker, and the publltltr

n &amp;jWAJMt o r

J®p

AWNINGS

• It will ba good now* to our
MSdera in general, snd the trav­
eling public In partleklaY, that
trains &gt;7 and IS ate to be re­
store* end that they w ill begin
operation* toon ..
'T h e aeennl cumber ol th* high

«

DRUGS

Touchton’s
Sanford Drug

Ecuador, .Nov. 13.—
•Went M oreno'., Wap

gam* at DeLand Haturday. The
boys are at ten ling Florida Unlv(rally.
Tho Hanford Herald reflects
the .grow th end solidity o f this

led extraordinary power* by
itoea yeaterdey to dan! with
revolt in the prrviaM o f K !
He issued a decree prohibiting
ueembly e f more than fiv e
fp . I t wna reported tho rebnl,
cut all communicaUana.

v ** as"-

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Herald Printing Co,

RADIOS
- ^ * . *__.

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-

PH1LCOB' • ■

;

Automotive Elective
Company
Oak and Sacm i

- (flops 2M

ELECTRIC SHOP SERVICE STATION

Repairing
General tEkctrfc

ECUADOR

PRINTING

Only on$ profession or Printing. yf distinction al
busineaa of its kind perreasonable .csgih,
■Wed.
U
Phen* 148 feg (aferwtlea

Electrical Wiring and

ok

n by tho V iu a r «irle, in tho
i school luiiitsrlJm Friday,
Nov. 17th. .
.
.
.
The record,m ale by Florida on
th* gridiron this aeaeen la a clean
cm*, n record uf wulch every
Floridian ahot'.I.fwK'.prwd. Tho
team opened Its aeninw by defeat­
ing dho Citadel of Char leaton by
a otero o f IS to h, a victory
whlek went to FUrtda When many
eecur* flnin dal help
were predicting that Citadel would
.‘ I f Rttaeta and Japan
wla. Last Saturday’s FT to 0 vietile d bathe Bast what
a ewuld Pbland have ea

rhe Herald’s Directory.

Randall Electric
Company

SANFORD* TWENTY YEARS AGO

13th an4 Holly,
“We -ara al all thaeeg
to aaalat yoo la any w
with your building good
OP SERVICE Phowa 1

It pay* to advertise In

“Tha Recall 8torw”
lst at F W o f Magnolia

hah ed . life p t through, paid ad-

echo'd Lyceum Cuur-e rill

ffoa»t;bi the »**“ •

Agreement Loom s1Cure Is Offered By
Between Germany,! Newsman For Free
France Over Debts Publicity M e n a c e

Triangle
Service Station
Fhrk and F rta d t A r e
Maasged by E . J. I Y m
’ “ Dad Jest T i e S » V

r e fr ig e r a t o r

Banford, FloricfU *

BEAUTY SHOP

FLORIST

SHOE REPAIRING

Powder Putt
Beaaty Salon

STEWART

WeIbom,« Shop

The Florist

Lob Mllkr, Y r *

BARBER

GARAGE

SODA FOUNTAIN
Ponder’s
Candy Kitchen

In a moment the »e * r e d r 4 e tum id, hot ah*kept her.hands be­
fore her* fse% e w ealfa* -Hageran IIn manicured a fcrtlUaot crUaeoa. Rhe gave bar age as M * u 4
the makqaie hi* as 3».
. &lt;p.| t v

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�HERALD. 8ANE0RD. FLORIDA.

FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 1* 1MI

chter Honors 9k,ri,f *

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—-------------- Loosing Home Scene = = = = =
PartyWedneedayj

Calendar,'0*
7* I

Regular meoti
Rebtkav Lodge w
at tV* Odd F o llr

Perso

Sa t u

Tha bom* of Mira H a u l* La»*-

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. Atiso L ts in f and
b«| W w a n l* lor i n

The

rday

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nov.

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Fact, lb* n otr-V iu b

Mr. and lira. A. Bartholdi Pelerson. o f JaekaonviUft form erly of
this city, * r * her* today.

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)*&gt;M. M * NBC; K -I^Vaoar ,
rttW B**h(*g A p o t j , » « * t &lt;»tom
r n t b o « f n u t M attfa;
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*
B ea atlM TVwoakU. NBC;
F tA .;
I
JortsoavtlB* B M tta a Agaary.
tWr -breetUai * f n u t
U «r ..
10:1ft. II. C C tnau la**: 1 * 3 * ,
i* i s * .
f)u r Dally Food
NBC. t . ; * f t
Mom* ll*tir O n t u l i a ttoW r f t ’
NalUt* of loo Kite** !* TWt f L y l
aad W«nih*e: p. 1ft— I * : l f t R*1 *^ 5 1
port*: 13:30. Miaiatarial A lh a -w *.’

during tha evening.
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) KIM . T *
A. M - f e e * * * ; f t P * U and ■»**"■ N **

tUt*0* * * ' lh* *CM* o{ * P***Jgl*
O ften on Mauneeaay

ran*

1Florida F art*; * .
KdweaUomal Hw-r. N E . . | a*. p ,V e K w M w ' 1
8 W i t h P arty, l i n t ; i J f t TV* W w H Book M u ; U * - k * I t Vwk. | k in
*1
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ft T * M. r. t a u t * .
FowcVw'l • n ~
»«in*
Her
h o w s * .B e Aaaouaead; t:5 ft S W tfT
f t ' f t f f t Ft*«-m.|'*;«c*. Orwwat Ttw'. T h «u j«r » SiegtMa.11 Fwilc* Reywrla; f t T i n t Sigwwb: 4r « * ; 4. |y U tile t t r - * - a Aamav
Louis*
S l t f l r M , * 11 f t Orga* F u f r u i ; l i t S I * W j S ift'; 4t I 1 ' iSailk t H u * t*T*
N. Y., • Ur*. H « r j F oot Quarto*;
O m ac*
G frrr r W l n ; i t X
II IL ^ m v r r '
■rUineii lit* a n k m
St&lt; In* Bawd; « : t f t W * * lW r Fee*- ; JH R.,w .
tV -m e fa tiv *
■h.H ri.lr, Club and a c u t. Siga OCT.
L r * r « . S. ik. TW At* I w .f^ K A -

—.—a —.

M m at

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Member* of tM l ^ t Baptl: I
Chartb'1will hold
eervlc, i :&gt;h*
M n. Raymond C. Phillip* under­
i t l b * home* o f r S ; J'. II. Co'- } ’*»
went and operation U ili a - m in ;
c loagll Roa* Court, and
Mr .! {•*•
at the Femald-Lsoghton M minG airjh H uff, t M I* 0 T «t Avenue
rial 11 wpttal.
TV* Balll* Harrison O .ap trr of I
lh* D. A. R. tain bar* a* motorcar
But
Mr*. Done Id Whitcomb, of Hi
I iOO o’clock to tha Mont ’ Vanin hr ’
lando, I* apending a abort time
ficiooL Baatrration mint b* mail • _ _
here with her parent*. Mr. and
with Mrs. Prank L. W o o d n it —
Mr*. R. L. IVck, at their home on
and Mjka Fannla Rcta Munao*,1
f alraetl - Avenue.
*
I.OataaMi. VIsIDny ntembant o f thrl
I). A. R. ar* InvlUd.
* _
_
„
,
Mr. and M rs, Jo h n | „ G a Ilo *a &gt;
Contract bride* tournament will , U ' ?&gt;■"* Mi.t.onary &gt;n*atlnK o(
m inoum p th«» b irth o( m d au g h ter.
* tak* place at 2:30 o'clock at tho ^
Church whkh waa
H s i y A n n . T h u r * i» y m o rn in g at
Woman’. Club. All contract ptaj- lo h* ',r b* * n on
°t «»*
♦ra ar* aflatble
,r' ,k * “
poatponed Indefinitely. th * K r in a ld Ijiu g h to n M f m jn a l
i but -jnca It already bad bean at- Hospital.
SA TU R D A Y.
ranged for It araa turned into
T b * C«ellLan Muiic Club will a church affair, meeting at the
meet at B:lfi o’clock at the etddli home of Mrs. I. G. Wolcott at
’ o f Mrt. Fonnle S. Munacui cm this time. Tha tadlea o f the church
Myrtle A re nue.
1worked on a Thanksgiving
btn

J

HOMEMADE

OVIEDO

TAKE CARE OF
YOTR PETS

MONDAY
l0t lh* 0,pha,ul* * '
■
Circle Number Flee of tha Ftrat
^
“ d
?• P- Mathleon,
/BaptUt Church W »«
» t 3:»&gt; * . m1
o U,,ru A - l* ' - " “ d*.
o'clock at
tha bom.
o f U n . * bu* ln« ’'&gt;»'»
S.nford on I
Sarah S U w .rt ktt MeHonTlIla Acemorning.
^
Prof, and M n. J. TUden Ja« T V e Woman'! Mlaalonar, Socle- «ba .pent Sunday in f)vl,d o at
ty of tha F irtt Mathodlit Church lh* hora6 o f Ur ‘ ni1 M rl!
will hat* It* prog ragt meeting at AUlin.
1:00 o’clock at tb* thnrth
with
Among thoe. who war. ahopping
Circle Number On* to charge.
j ln Orlando S.turday war. Mr.,
O rel* Numb** On* o f lb* r l r * l ' * nd
Dob Kln« . MrMr*.
BapUat'Cbuich, M n. H . H. Hill Jimmy Owen and Mr. and M r*.1
chalrm .*, w ill m **t I t »:* 0 o'clnr« ' J- E- Jorden.
I
With Mrt. U llj a t hat bom* on A *.
!*• E- Bond l*D Friday for Mc-

WRUF

W R I T — GaUeevlUev
S A T U R D A Y , NfkVRMRRR l». 1
A. M. *, Tod.sy‘* Piegrmm, Stow
•cado I ^ K « ’
T
" “ nry' Mi'"
Circle!NuntUor f i n of the Mr
Mi** Nell William*, of Orlando, i
On; (: M . “t;««d Morning^ Melod ie«; ft. 30, Cblldren'e Playtime
Baptlef Churth,' Mr*. I - F.. Tet.. 'P «n i H e aerk-end in Ucieilo witn
ebaitm ia, W «l inaet with M r. ■ her parrnla, Mr and Mr* W. II.1
Hour: ft;S3, Sheriff V PoJir* Ret-oite; D, Mu*ir Appreciation; It:40 T. N ew ly, IIKW Palmett . Avenu. Wllllama
at Su'd C’clockT
Dr. and Mr*. 11. I*. Mntlnx-n
Aunt Samntgj* Chat to llomeuaak
Orange and black, toe color* o’ »- * ; 10, Morning Mualc Doa; l t : t k j
..C trcla! Number Three o f lh .and daughter, Mr.-. Marguerite
P i n t Baptlnt’ Church, Mr*. J. II Sherrald ao*l aon. nf Fort Mys-r*,* Seminole High School, predomi­ Health Talk. U. S. Public lleahe I
Calelodah, chairman, will meet 1 1 ; spent the week-end In 0«led&lt;&gt; nated In the drcuraliona at thi Service; 10:30, Popular Program
9:90 o’clock with Mr*. J. C. Milch Ur. and Mri. Mathlaon viaited Episcopal Pariah Hois-r on Pal II :1ft Organ Program, Claudell. at her home on Suminerli-i' ut the home if Mri. Mathlsun’* metto Avenue when the Phi Alpha- Murphiea; 11:43, Morning New- 1
Kappa Sorority tnlrrlalned with a I Review; 11:13, Time Signal*; 13.
Acenuc.
*i«ter, Mr*. W. P. Carter. Mi*
"alrl-lrrak " tea dance on VVedne* Floiidn Farm Hour; P. M. I3 :4 A !
Circle Number Four of the F ir . .^Herra'd an I sun rlaiUd their
day aftamoon from 0:30 o'clock tc Variety Musical Parade;
1:1ft,
Baptist Chur.-h. Mr*. T. A. Br it’ aunt, Mr*. W. J. Lawton,
Mia* ElijiFeth. i
erion, thairman, seDI-mirt at 3:fn
Mr-. Kathryn Varn and M n .; 10:00 o’rlock.
dclock with Mi*. V. (1. Ilust. Sherrald were (liltin g In Orlandnl Clark, pianist, furnished the niu-l
tic for dancing.
14X4 lAliret Avenue.
SaL.'rday murnlng.
EPGEWOOD
Those present wera: Mrs, I. E.
• ClrrVi NomtJar Ithr nf the Ftrr.t ■ Mr/ and Mr*. A- S. Cotton and!

Tea Dance Given Ity
Sorority Wednesday

PENNEY OQ

FLOWER SHOP
GLADIOLAK

Baptlaf Church, Mra, Gcorv* llu tf Mr. and Mr*. A. A. Cotton, o f '
Jthalrm an, will ni*rt at 3:30 o'clocl.' New York, are again located at!
J ^ lt h Mr*. C. K. Denton at htr their winfer home on I.akc Charm!
home on Myrtle Avenue.
■In the delight o f their m any'

C A R N A T IO N S
ROSES
P h o tt* m

.Special price* la menkaata to
rase
Mr. an I Mr*. Montoga*
and1 f'H'u.ienmir*.
rhlldr.n, of Kalamasoo, Michigan.;
A l*'* H ««d ri* Ijle a , Erlwln Shinarrived Tueaday evening to spend h»l*er, Ditk Vamay, Fred Stanley,
tha winter at their
hom*
&lt;n C lill .rd Howell, A le * Sharon, K«
an. Spencir, BUI Blggere, Stephen
Oviedo.
Mr. and Mr*. McKinney, of Shinholier, Richard Dtaa, Duug
T r ia l, arrived Monday aftarnoon la** Kchola, William Garner, John
_ .
_ Courier.
for a brief »U li with Mr*. Me- BUI*. Blit Tyre,
Kinney* ilite r, Mri. J. W. Martin. Fr-nk RuaaaU, Dceld Cooper. ;ia r
Mr. and Mr*. Paul Campbell, of olJ Fii.’ htr, Loula Garner, Melton
titan Crenshaw,
Irwin
Orlaado, have taken an apart- Ware,
na
ntent at tb* hum* of Mr. and Fleischer, Rill Jack, o f
Beach. Raymond Wilder,
Worth
Mr*. W. T. Chance.
Mr. and M n. Georg* Bower Lotte. Bill T jr * . P «U Oliver ami
Ed FI-her, of Orlando, John Now■pent Tueaday In Orlando.
tyra. Mary Brennan and chil­ man and Fulton Heater.
dren, o f Orlando, vDItad bar par­
ent*. Mr. and Mr*. Andrew LHnhart, Wednesday.

I— Naw Vaak to b* known
o f Miami and Trust C .
&gt;p«ne i her* eoon,
wi t r I1 U 4 0 0 aad . H0JD30

SUITS CLEANED B A AND PRESSED 9 U &lt;
RANTS CLEANED S B AND PRF-HSED 2 w *
Oppoolta Fin Hlatio.

Juft Received Big Shipment

lata.

FRESH

Tkaa*

egg*,

are

strictly

galharad

awa wall fed keaa.

Seminole CrruKtj

Price Of Milk Reduced.
SO q t ticket* (Sweat Milk)
SO qL tfcfc'U (Sweet Milk)
SO pt. UckeU (Sweet Milk)

Buy The Beat It CosU No Marc.

SPENCER'S DAIRY, Inc^

i

each

hour durlag IV* day team ewe

...the talk of tfce tow*
a w a r a n ak ea yqm
paid

two dollars m otel

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Missing Girl Found
VktimOf Forced
Marriage To.Gypsy

H e a l t h *.* H o m e
‘ TVacffad Stu&amp;t* far IfcVm
’ '

antI eTKathm
*

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m D r Hr. F R N rK T H . U N O

N OISE OF AIRPLANES

W A S H IN G T O N ,
lfs v .V ja ^ P .II __l^rUkt
aM l . skicv
« L lf*
( A1.P
^ r lg h t anfm
mutunwial

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C IN C IN N A T I. Nor. 1L— (A .P .)
— Hub? Ranks, I I kldeaeod from
her Brooklja. M. Y , M m U m
month, agn, was fsund Wednesday
by her father campiag with a hand
of D f i i t j s i Fharonrlllo _ near

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lacking In 4t«

k M *k

raloe n&lt;W*d

for tk* coaMryaMs Mrvu bmgRr*
uew Hack sRpt* of droyghtto the
nmf inr&gt;’* map
IU IL ‘
nUjob's
Throughout

♦ Frank Ranks said hl» daughter
had born married to Eptrlam
Marks, 2 s o f tho g y p y baarf. Tb*
b t t r r l&lt; held la touaty je ll foe fad
t n l authorlllao.
Kaako told o fflr ia b hb i M f U i r
Waa kHnsped when ahs a v a l to a
amtioa picture theater M d c _ W
D t « f o a lllt through St. LOoU,
Aketroit aad CtneirmaU. ’ y ’
learning from a a o t W c r r v f of
gypsies that hta daogfctar was
com pel no a SharooviUe lilt , Ran.
W A SH IN G TO N — ExpsrtiMnta now being made bjr He Aeronautics Research Division o f ’ the Departfco ontltled Sheriff Butterfield, went o f Commerre mpy effect a considerable reduction in the amount af no^i# made by airplane en­
• ho with tome deputies arrested gine*, Photo abow* Arthur Herbert and Edwin II. White at work on Ula eiperltnenUl engine, which
Marks and the Utter’* mother, b •quipped’ w ltlf a new type, muffle
* y , ', k
M r, Amelia llarka, W, Brooklyn,
aai.t to be a gypsy queen.

Mark* waa airuifd hy the girl
r f f.tem g her to leave with him
• hcaa aha left Um theater aad that
■he e n married to him by Justice
o f the IV .ce R. A. Klmtoa Brook-

j u s t a l it t l e ; r e s t b e t w e e n
C ■,

I, -j

-- n if-

---

beach

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She waa then compelled lo join
the (pyay band.
Mark, and k li mother denied the
g irl waa kidnaped and aald Raako
aedd her lo (hem fur fJVUO. They
Imilratrd they would file suit
against him.
,

SERB BOOSK Y E L T ,P R E S ID E N T

I I • ■ vfewa—tp-b ' u ,/rtl*'
KNOXVILLE, T*m»w No*. A J ^
(A .P .)—Senator UcKellar,yaabr*.
day prtdktodaOtmOcroUfc
i" Uut IMS pnalfentUt enrspoigw

e ration..
In (ho background of Urea* fav­
orable
(iereloptuealc,
however,
alanda Ur oiuuntatnoo* shadow of
Um Booth's 1101 cotton ctM-r-the
res end largest la bLtory— and
burdensome surplus*, from last

Activity In British
Mills May Reduce
Big CottonSurplus

and said Goyeruor UooaSV
N *w York, would bo norqlaat
carry *vtvy at it s hut Verst
plven a "strong platform " w
the mention of prohibition. v,

yen.-.
R e p ir ta t o Um agrlrullure de­
partment show tho operatloaa of
Kagiwh mills are now at TO per­
cent o f capacity.

with p r in t* estimate* that aetjvage curtailment now amouUta U
lie tween !H and T2 percent h ejo b
latt.jrear, - 1,
"-,L &gt; •
. Tho droegh» h i d^JtrlhM bjf:
KInner a* “ tery aeV fts" (R .(thg,
Bohlh, ccnlirfng In Georgia irnd
South Cdfollna. Winter grain* add
tmek crop* h * v « hoe* harmed. v
Tho dry area* extend fSNn
Maryland and Kentucky asutkward
and from Ark anaas as atward. Paplure* have been dried up aivdwatav
for lire stock. U low.' *
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studio'atagt*
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assail for the rehearsal o f a
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been heavy buyer, of Americaa above yen see them taking ■ slesU between dance*.
cotton la racstit months, aKhough
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colton loaded hare on L e y la ^ iU n *
freighter Navis ton fo r Liverpool,
largest cotton shipment exported
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fqor new Mriesof Valv*-in‘H*ad Straight Eight* with
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193 5end up, f. o. b. Fllnt. Mich.—the lowest price et which t i j
hu ever been told. Anddrii it the uM ntdhg Batch t f dlUH d t s o r t M U i a N e v e r i t W
fine present car which «o|oya four to ood gale* leadership over
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hylUoa m arket
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la am o f currency in drcuurint la tha weekly federal
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4— U nofficial" reports from F.uya tool Geempny and Franca had
it f A W ah agftwtreflt as to the
k a th M .a f p^W dara for finding
, j A r v permanent bast, for short
afm criidltd and reparations.
, fri-PraHmlnary meeting of railM d rtacutlree, to decide upin
k A r tr r s fo restore their credit,
i q M ^ I : maklnr effective the tnlorwtite Commerce CommlaiIon's
Mneition grant' o f higher rates,
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MiilMnd Sarin** Hank here, batlied iwo roht *r- with plstbU JMirr.Uv. Although .truck by throw
bullet,. Dowling killed otto of the
in tbrn .n»l sriim uiy wounds*! UtW
other » » they altmiptnJ to heddllp
the bank.
Police Manllfled the matt klBatl
■' Bennie Bethel and the OUT
wounded, in a serious cnnilltljfc
with a hullet tetiuni in a
Jimmie Wood*. Both here been ar­
rested frequently in robbery laeoatigatlon* in &gt;event years.
f
Dowling was reported In a .a o t
aorlooa rondltion at a hospital.
One hulltt struck him in tha loft
hand, another tn the right • ley,
frarturing it, amt another struck**
vest button and was deflected. Th*
•hot In the Ira anil on the Teat
button knocked Dowling down, hut
he nrn.r ea, h lime an,l continued
to battle

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looms werr robbwd simultaneous!)

here vrstenlay by eight bandits
who obtained I 2J,SU0 in money,
td.nm i to IIO.tMH) in iionds, and a
qaantily of silverware.

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JERUSALEM — An unraual view a. the riant "G raf Zeppelin’ snared over the city 01
The picture wa« made as the co!o«»ii' » f Ihe sir, llym g low, passed over the old section
Directly (slow the ainrhip is the Mns.pie of ttinsr

Key West Factory Ib
Scene Of Biu Blaze

The Nstlvnal Branch Bank and
KEY WEST, Nov. IS. ( A I M th&lt; .Madison State Deposit and Vire who li broke out early yesler
T i i k I Company werr the institu­ ilay In a vacant .1-story frame 11
tions robbed.
gar factory here de»t}n)«d thr
M U LB ER R Y— S. ||. Sweat g ro ­ huildlng ami two nearliy structures
cery ami market moved to new lo­
cation, in remmietad bulldihg on
caat tide of Atlantic Coaat Line
track*.

1*1on o f Belgian rop­
to prolong their slay
la the hope of fin e ly
agreement I t c u t 11
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AS A in LINtfR SOARED OVER ANCIENT C ltY

|&gt;v w o n t T *m * A r t

¥ 1* * O f ConstrucIVe Development*
Im ported

Bank Official ffi*
Pistol D u e l Wi th
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nod drmnged -vveral other houses.
Due oi the resiilrntw- ndj dnril
tli. n t r fm lorv. I'lie oliirr, of
I wo -tm irv, was ncros , liiw street,
Daoinire to ndiounng resldvnrev,
tn o i .-illy Horn -parks nil I cinders
cMii'doil |n thr lies! lilies-k.
Full firi del ailm ent f ircw were
r llco out, alotip with the person-

m l of ilie Navy yard here.
O w nn - of lhi&gt; el gar fartnry
Imililiny -aid there wav no intuyence i,u it. It lias been vacant fur
some lime,
Curly istim atrv
of damage
I Ins-mi the total at s ' i Hit tf'O.OOO.

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I giVomment securi­
.Tha stock market waa quiet, and
t y . end other high grad* lavesthad
intkrratt
atrangth.
manU popalaro fwith
bankaalthough
and In• dra^ ln Now Y ork Central In the
last law minutes, resulted In canceIllation o f moat o f the earlier
gains! This drop was attributed in
k riH rd ga cirri** to gossip oyer
the' possibility qf B further redurtk h In Central’, dhrldeod, now on
s 'f l qwarterty haala.1 '
, I WW) street was inellnuMo look
for a definite declalon as to how
ctorrtora propose to accept the
fntentate Commerce commission's
freigh t rate lnctware a f toovinow's
gaittrral merting o f the oo cu tlro
aasoclallnn. fmmedlale results of

H A V E YO U R W A TC H repair*:
by on* who really knows how
llriggs, Jeweler, Mag, A t*.
n ilR O R H A C T ie
AI)1&gt;H lift to
years and -yeara to life. Dr. W
E. McDougall, Floral Heights, 8
Konfcrd A *e „ phone S(W-M.

Wage discuss Ions were not antici­
pated.

xm cnEvitourr coui*n Now

The rail, aharva ware itrong at
ofta, but generally efoaed with
■all loaaea. The general level of
the market at the finish, howavrr, OliO.OOO decrease two wrvks syu
aa Indicated by the price average was taken by the administration
o f 90 rsprorontktiTo Issues, was
as a sign that hoarding has been
bat 3-W o f p point below Ihe clos­
checked
ing level yesterday. Trading was
The other waa tb it Ihe United
jn light roluma. The bond average
Flatax gained l.lfi.OOO.tlihl gnld in
■waa a little higher,”
t
On the natlyfcat metal etchante. Ik* Week, bringing It) total 1 1 41,
alive? prices rallied 1 to 1^ l-'J •jus,000,000.
Gold haif been leavinr this
cents, and the turnover set a new
country since the middle of Sep­
high record at 0178 ounce*.
tember a dnthe goajrcture had
' W ASH ING TO N^
Nov.
13— been made in aonta quarter* that
(A J . ) —T w o thing* which could sn attack was being made on thr
bo Interpbotod Oy encouraging bus­ dollar. This, howevtr,. found no
iness indications yesterday ap­ ctrdenr; In ofriclal circles.
The butrd rvporU-d that money
peared la the columns o f figures
which make up lha federal r ta e m In circulation was |I.O40,00O.0U0v
more than a year ago. tha total
|board's weekly report.
17.000.000.
One wa* that mbney In tlreula- being

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O T T LR Y R R S roN ^

W ASIIINtlTONT Novi
1.1.
(A.IM —llecaase of duties devrlop
Ing from the Hoover ciadil puul,
John K. OHley baa res|&gt;nvd uCrotgiu state representative for
the president's organisation on tin
rtiip iii) meat. Ho ha, beirn auccml
vtl Ly Hnltcrt W. Wootiruff, Ultlrv
will ruiiiinua his work In the bank­
ing program.

4— business S errico
LA.^'e V s ItRUG "S T O R E — Prn"
rrriptluns, magaiines, fuuntaln
service. I’ HOMPT d e l i v e r i e s .

I'huivs 103.
IIU ll.D IN a B LO C K S— Irrigation
hose* and general cemrnl work.
Miracle Concrafa Co. J. E. Terwtllager. Prop. 3rd. and Elm.
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By Maurice Ketten

CAN YOU BEAT ITT
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F LO R ID A 'H A T C H ED guaranlnd
chicks. Orange Hatchery, Apop­
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2(1 GUAGE Hlngt* Harrell shotgun.
Triangle station, French and
Path.

—lies the beHt spot of all thi» country. There we should go to build our
homes,” we imagine the leader pointed out to Mr followers.

L E G A L N C W t’B

No storesttr business houses existed on the New England shores of
our country, hut even then those hardy pioneers of this mpst powerful natlon in the world, always choHe the best of what waB offered;
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It a p tw e rtu a f r - m tha s w a m b ill
at riia ip la in t V r * I n fUsst. that * m
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r i s i W s . n u t th a t r u H 'a r a &gt; .*M a a l*
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» f Hava r a r e . H t a i. a f H .s r r ,ir h ,
w b k h I* -aa p a r tiru t a e ly a s r u u r
.oBdraaa la h a u w u l a |ha P U t n t lf f ;
1 Mas tbaea la a a paeana In lh a m a t .
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thn-r wh*i have
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llf e h o n t 'i n to w a f t e r t a k i n g ill .Mnn&lt; hurt* continual, th** Wavy
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trimp. arc adiancinf north of
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a n d d e a d y-&gt; *.,d*y announced v o rg n tisn «*MM* tfi.it. &lt;
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W in d D r I tu in A s V is r&lt;.it«ihar 'peu.ihh with thr in*
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a» ,|n \ ,(1 %|I, r f
a n d is p r o c e e d in g to C o c o S o - ' " ,n " { il* A &lt;iatw fleet. i.u &gt; tht re
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trillion oI |*.rvrntlnc Snrirt |^h i Ii t y
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' • ITntl. chief of o a . 'l •|»n &lt;i t i-illa,
i t 4* * C artagen a, Colombia.
till a
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TOKYO.
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1 1 “ Utlli * Hiin,1#*' *•I I o'uiiir i re, i*i 1 ' K u t*'in n n t n t ' n i.il u m n iu iilfor aereral daya and airplane* and
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flow to Miam i wi»|, the report and
with the adimoi traii.m 1' I atl wrecked th.. .lalo l.i
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an Inunodiate »«ateh «a&lt; «tarted P ™ *™ '" for the 1HS.I I.uiIk u .
enuntly on | III !«r»;i ncli
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itik . i Im*. arrf K»
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th e
tr o v iT im u 'iit
|il« n n *tl to
\ I’ *» II ••mlintir l**r »ini* m*»r«
xrroral dayg a*n.
Lor efficien cy alone, official*
S., ,1 n-e. 'A 1* files atnoUr *V.*| •Iav inifh* n» 1r tlr|&lt;|iuiit
• i iintinuc,| on I'ace I
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Navy
will
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airplane* from C o 'o
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A irw ay* the old rtu iecr Roche«trr. the all
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plane and a plane of tho Scadta cru ft tender Joann, m d e.li.tve r*
A report also w i , i*euivVt| front
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M ivHim ti„. f,
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Mr lehmann m*t .»»tlv vvcfccm^i
.1 I I ill
A irlin e from
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. . . . . . America Iwd , n 'l "ino mihmarinc*.
Is V ic tim
D f D e a th
'•etteva rayin g that the l.eogtto ,,f
i ' v 4 ' m*i«| for mil#* ..ti ,v**h - *»•■
itl.'lnl r t t n il! t •Mttf ill
Wi • h .- k .'i t*t Sanfop.l nn*l gnv»*
fill
flown over th * atea where
thu!
N oel of thc«e w ill m ine from ihn
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Natlima m ight propose an internattl.tr n c r k l, tt
n.”
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whlle a N a v y m Inca wee per aad ^ • ,* ,,)f curtailed. The chanpe. will Al&lt;* !•*« *1 •lumeli:v«
&gt;1.0 , V n**ri« m Mp iu
1 Mr.
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•s Ul„ Ok ‘i.m *• Wit ft 111All) .if Ml'
lh i*e .•eam ahip* completed
t h , ' «o iato e ffe c t cru d u allv a fte r J 4M 1 ■ h U ilhot.l* I lull*
Jupap*sr iv acu a tim i. but
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•*«is •t An*liii|* point«. win I| b l%, tlti» n a , nut taken 'f i i n u 'l y lty
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warn.,, Mim I»ivh«*r nAlipnal «ccu^ uuthoiltira h e ll.
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Mni.*u iu ,j fimh| a mi honiv cxprH.
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1 T*ri*d trace of the party, and at dutlea beat 'tiito i to them and
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im nt of R tinU ii a im s to thu a i j ot
11 oniifUM'l III, I
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Under the new plan, the ipeclnl
ei
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H o n o r W i l l H e H e l d &gt;'*'• l '“ («r by the 'l u t e , \ •t.i.n .v in r .'ib nf the ill, ...........
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, eort lual befuru they War* ligh ted aenrlcs equadron ln the t w r i b b e ,
hrnrial Inmr
\If •• «f
trrn alion ol rommunUt a im y ” conlis iii'tu r g , S. C.. Apr. 4, |p&gt;.«- , ,
• *•*•*
He a n t in p a i.. Mn.tiht i „t
N'W 'Uy. k«d hMR drowned.
• Ill to tu iit of the light e tu i.e t nu- lived in ,.S*nf(.nl i | ^ v , „ .
’I hr Id. 'tun allege | | ' « r.m-&gt;|i|i
hnneral te iv ire a f „ r Mr« R. I..| listin g o f K u 'd a n ', K o rvan ., and
The gu' lie ,.
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? I M V * D . CalberU«n o f the Memphis and the deetroyeta Philip Mo- uirendkd Sanford High .Scr.
a aa f * A im
'•»'•* '*•*’ &gt;* 'he
, retu atlve farm er,.
.......... -en the
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'auvit l&gt;
Pan-Am erican A lrw a y i plan* fly . and \Vicke«, now a tta ch n l to the
• in ly yesftrday mernin* after a gsnrhl. The " R u s 'ia n ' ap p aren tly
*k I•.•intent
sn.t ct sdiiated from the M , . ,
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tort illnea*. were held thu after nr* planning som sthlng" the w ar
Rochester, f lii'ir v .. C ollege nf J a c k 'o r ,,,,.
,BA a r t jn ia r run between Barran- scouting force. The
I*" •i* , .,w*li#»»l • inrl.i.t Mir
;. to n 'l l - k nt lit I Ity ||u ii.
m#rtinir '•ill hrgiM at .* (••
nnllta, Colombia, aad C ririobal. C. present flagsh ip o f the squadron,
•—" *• '1!'1&lt;l o'clock frun. the Eir I " f f k e 'aid.
't.in la-.l ti. „i s , . „
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n member of the C i,,-.
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T ..ih a l radioed to Miami th at he will b , diepoaed of.
N .« 1.
Riquirts from Mukden today 'o ld
gJt. -Ml Church Wheie .|i
’ ’ie • h if.im in Shell, , ,Urho.il.
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gun boati
•' Mr iwnlce rean « brief Imrial -■ •0 Chineap wero killed and gt)0
’iii&lt;*r 0 I
'rh^rked
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m
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Sacram ento a■ r , , •"
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vaHoue
depurlmj-n
1'ire Ib«re and at the grate.i.ie wounded III a
P«h» wher* th* ahlpw m krd party I ,n J A th eville w ill g u to the Orient, ,-hui. h work.
Oil. IYx.1
three-hour butt la
li*y o f aHvofirrm 1 &lt;n *he w**r L 1
o' h vergrern Cemetery, I'all'ieor iieor Kungchuling mirth n&lt; Muk•a p ireported w ithout fln lln ff t , a „ |
ehallow -draft h o .i, a ,e , o n - !
.-h,. „ ,u « i» e d hr her ,
firmi* and :. r S V . £ ; ; W
a t e r w aVH (J ro u p o r
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suitablo f...
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MmtKria *»f Trn»., Ki.*
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T ra d e B od y T o M eet
alcr-. \\. ft. Move, Fiance, Men
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J * \ + n t * * tn.rtp* m th«* N o a * i
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, I.... | . two aJatnn. Mrs. A n n .
••&lt;ul mavimiMD F|n«
■ •♦ tn m l o r If o w a r I O v r r l
n *lher. K. S Mn all. a n : llnol. hri*|jf^ area in Mah* iMiria lmv*» r«*
T h e ,, tran sfer* will take placu f t- tior. o f A lga d ia ; and Jit
1(11
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The
Erirke.in
hunrul
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between Jan uary and March of \
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%urm*«l tli«rir A*|rnn*« a id
h«v«
Nihmil, Crescent C ity, *,
,
&lt;h- --rnliii.il* I‘utility Cli,,,.
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D I* i*l in (hr .-tvr»i.M •
neat year.
* 11I'ml •hnrgy of urrangeuien:
l n m M Aral «h«*IU«i tho tvtirlntf
'.cr. It th*rt W. June,, I:. .
II ^ pr^niiltnl over l \
C m m n .'ir. h ill h'dil it ■
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The A siatic squadron will se n t Kit
IVt Ii wax h*'tti in 'anf*»nl i him*«A *rin y. the i htn-xr i 0 v*
'• i . n t r n l K lo r M i S rf*m
•n* "• I !•' *•.'• I K h h ruins N.tcr
June
M rs. L iih r m a u n
D ie s
hom* tho Jason In A pril. In A u ­
1V0 &lt;1. Ml ! IibiI Iivm I h«*rr «unvnvii| Jt-clArnl lAat night in afi
ti' iin in 1he 1 iiMii(i*r nf 1 .1.11 ,i.-,cr
gu st the a ircra ft carrier Langley
ell her life Three m onth' ago .h e urgent m v .'a g .. t „ th* iV u g je of
.A ft e r L o n j f I lln e s s
nt tires at the I it. Mull |
• A n y H E A T II M ARRIED
••u !n i'-l*r O veilin espr.
&gt;‘i|.li«
iii'ivnl to (fumr&gt; where her hu*. Nations.
w ill go to the O rien t a fte r being
.
' u ,i unit cr* ,*f intp.iri.iH
'h a l every patent
No bank in m u a l llo rid a , ami overhauled at Mara b la n d N avy
'i"iilltlg ' fond iimnnve&lt;l » furm t.t,.- ,t „ e '
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Tht?
L E X IN G T O N , Ky Nov 1 •
*!•
M. 1 | -.pit
■
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(in
I
with
ilu*
a
ierw
u
y
,
•'
M.iiH.le
I
time
|»
ftpeii
|
possibly In th* whoW atata U f|.
'DAIin. »lN. v* Il di»*.| «• tin le-nie of
M
" , T ' ' ' ! ' 1. '■&gt; ,,*'r •'•■«•«*.• f « r r * . " e r e 2 0
a i m ,..
•'"'•nly
and
H
nri.b,.
ai..l
I
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wanting as m uch citru s as th* Bank»r •..a* W t*
l.ahrmuni)
It 1 plan.' f i r 1 pmgroii* - ' . tu n y
8 ~ *
-IO H ..,.,
I r
M,rV , ' . f
h, 'r h“ * i ,h * r o ,'l In the Chine** r..n li..ltod
ford. A tlantic N * Usual
b a n k , squadron will .rn d to klaro Island llegm akl W UIU m s . Englishm an W . |» . B r o o k s ’ F a t h e r
Lnml.
It
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le
e
k
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Ir
.
three
,nn*.
I
town
o
f
T
sitsihar.
•I*, r jr ty ) tgulav 1001 lung .ft.
h red | 11 lllinin-. 'o n fn r.l, i,
which handU a'IO Important citrus al* daaUoyers to bo placed In re- lo re in atten d tho I b in r e ^ f \V ,1*
! I IVck III liw igh : l*e*'k, a n d '
G irl ttudents attending the K etn
or a long illnc's, wa, ..n t
, ........................if ................. iiit'c c , with
B u r ie d In B r a d e n to n
accounts, ogW hding to th .m the di»c*d commission. Two m onth, •(••eptrehas* thU a fttm o o r. „ * , ,
lurk I rty this innriiin
llur*nl l. I' lim n .'. U ian i-n l" tipring.,
\ Y**flltll* M « la j In tholr operaa III I e tna Ie fgr'lde her !, lM,i |
1 •" 'h i i 'i j n llllie r ineitlbcr'
a l i r i n i K.h ,M r n* * i° f Ul* R’ c U m !
here a t noon today, |,o ly
t\ I* flriHik-, dy . fnthi r uf it,.
Mon*, according to officials o f th* aUo
w ill bo place,| In taaorva.
. Mury mutoursred.
*
*
a rcuirtrry In that , , n , tomorrow m . IMS. I .ililwell. lUndull Chase.
I!*
v
tt
in
t
Uniok',
Jr.,
nf
f„.
R*m laola ‘ C o u n ty Chamb*r
of
&gt; „ * ' t a ~ i' i m M a n .
afternoon. The Erich,..., h„ni.ri,| 1 II * ••rin,lty IV I. Coup,r, Erie!
(■" I It.ipii-t I h'lfih. u s ' h u t..-I
Com mane*.
Home haiidle.l the arr .n-.'oienl'
in iu * .
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of ,hl' c|®e,*f**r «on*
t
Mnrnci.
IV
1
l.effler.
0
.
M
1 l a addition to
Important acat lliwlenlnn t h i 'nt.rnlng at lit (Si • tilft I••unfnmnn
uhmionn .«:iu
.
\ il.A N T A , N.IV. 12. -t A .C .f —
Many of the .Indents w . r.. i„ *
*&lt;«irti in
coanta handlod f o r tho Am erican
11 .
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i f -M -l-w front fear and
lie w. •« . S '.v e .f Georgia
i , u rflr„ ,
f-,|f
/
F r o l. Grtrwrra, i n * , and ( has*
m .lie: II It levy. .;*n..ve I A . drn
h, ' 0TT,P? ,‘ &gt;V " V . fo-,,n,, ,hr
lh*' " * •"'* »&lt;
««f «b*
th* lung
long m
march
,
h ln *r
ar,I, when
•ftj*nd p a , tw o * f th* largest local
l&lt;*BMnl,tivnr\a,
hu! ^
yVlrc.la'c
o
'
•**/«■*"“ "'&gt;., •crtrw.l. The Nunk.t .chord
Athru'. G o. where lie wa 1 fer vi
^ ^U'
" " nf" ,ll;
" ,ul l.*qt«n..lienee.
c.rnevs, S K ... ' I „k . I nu
lU W w tda fa c to r , tn tho citru s
, mien y c t - r d .) , apparently from m Tient.in also was ■vacuatrd
.
j rr.r*. n prnniment hanker
11,1
/ ' " '.T ' Mr* /
Ko* 1' ' ••"'' ^1•••: , : snd W. I IVrlls, I'Uigwood.1aA 111
lil t aattack'.
lia , k
a_
*.
.
heart
Industry, thin S an ford financial
How various Met Iora o f
th*
An unronfinned rcp*ot said
InatRutJc
^ l i " . r V i V " J , , * 'L Z 1 ’
—
fo r cminty and city arc combining to " ‘ T T ‘ L* ? , ' brM k?m “ * D "-. I**-! "•••*«« •- H orblu a iiu t * U y e a r. I 1*2 ! '
.Jap
an
had
i's-awl
an
ultimatum de­
a
. A *** «• Johnson, chairman
o f] *«■ &gt;. snd *mc* hi. .residence i t , v „ ,
! " '■ v I. rbr.nanii. «.f
» te
Jthk ' »wluk* r Imports at cRruo an o
manding the 1sninvwl of all CMput
Sanford
and
Semlnolo
County
the
sgrU-ultUral
rommltte*.
rcp
.,,1Hia.lenton
hn
.
be.
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br&gt;1’‘*
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riatlraa as .Ifc* Ooarvs Cltrua
Ba

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1 2 .— ( A . P . ) — T h e
u.
S. S.
l b o a

I’ALI. OF S M O K E .!:

reported
picked
wrecked
with
dead,

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BLA N K ER SOUTH

CURBING TRAFFIC

tho

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Agricultural Club
Mi l l Meet Tonight

Anti-Trust Suit Filed
Against Oil (Jroups

f8M3S*Bti-«s=T«

i o ifirg, K. L a i eck, Jr. i th* &gt;* too# uvvm «r th* «»»*»

Much Financing Of
Citrus Being Done
By Sanford’s Bank

S i s 2SZ 2 z m

Board Of Governors Of Trade Body
Receives Reports From Committees

(Irodkr* AaOoeiatioo; tho South
Ukw Apopka uaaartaHao «f OakUudi Plymrath Citrus Growom
Amodatiaui D o U M _ ri* k b g Asrariatiw ; W ort Oraag* citrus
firo v an Aasodatian a l w la tor
GgH*A| Nalaoa and Oat. Oriodo:
BW s* 1 Growera, J a a ,
Win tor
Kp *M . and Nana too RJrar Aaaor 1st Ion, Vradsntom .

TfcU citrus floaBring la
Pdditioa 4a a brgg volamo * .
ory and oibor troeking -flnanring
l*Hag dora k , tho Im-al bank. Uu.
Um E- AO***, pruaidoat of tk j San­
fold Alla alt* National B u sk .'la
rammsmting oa this acUrity said.
•TfcU haftk U oporalat la aa agri“ ‘V rt raeilgu, aad Is maktag aa
rt la m**t avwry Irgltlmat* call
It tk« 4 U based

on

sound

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on the map in a gtnsioua measure
wa» Indicated in Iho scop* and
compl*t*n*ss of various comralttoe
nports which fcoturc,| tho moot­
ing of th* Hoard of Gotumors 0f
th* county trod* body on Turaday
a lg h t
TWtly.cae of tho mooabors of
r * . ^ w,r* P ' ^ t . comptUlag th* largest attendance sine*
U*a organisation waa created.
Thoir principal *ndoaw»r waa tht
adoption of tho “prsferantUl road
but In rtpoita of MYtra]
coaaaittaoo they lea mol that ro•PataUoa U tho key-note of tv«ry
H rara attached to trade
body
w ork la tha county.
*
..* • **• Hlghkymas, rhalrmao of
th# OpaamltKo on OUbralioos aad
B prafcl Kvuau, gay* . report of
Uo work
«o« ‘
- - kla
- - fowmltte*
had dan*
In arranging far

tha

Herelnol.

2*^ , *••»** »W*h Oavtmra Ooyla

It.

IImwO.. 1.

....i J i a .

»•&gt;•'

me

Iwoth-

ne'e soldiers front Tientsin. Nego­
. (’. Of C. Hoard Of Ciovernors Adopts
tiation* bctw-cn Chin*'.*
and
List Of “Preferential Hiirh
W
aV
H
”'
**»v* going on. It was
c&gt;
’
a u thhorltalfvely
orlta“ ‘
said, apparently an

*
h bar*
* * -Jan.
■ " 7. *K. ~
. *Hr*.
V 'n
S i^ ^ S S ^ : . S » J Z m
Show
to be, w
hold
. n ill
and .o n , ,the
Brooks*.
.I tm HPAeska
». and on the celebration a t G«no-.
v as M
** o -n d' a ‘y , **
N or.
\ Z ^ \ L eh m an n *i w ill H o
S e m in o le C o u n ty H a s
as* G en rm c it m e Hay.
.
. l a C I I I I l u n n H &gt; V |II H e
A ) , M„ J . l n ,
/ k / lv s
e . f . iiouahoid*r, d u iim a n o f
H o n o re d A t D in n e r
A ',u n f ,d o i e ( J f D a t e s
rU’ highw
hiirharAV
ro&gt;nnnlt&lt;*«
a a . lin
a ee.d
.i
1
_
., , ..
— .
mi »s'*wrrrnti«
the
ay eoln
m ittn . it.m
■
c i Z r . «•
t ’m ' i S : '
r '
:
- * • « w , c h . n . u , »f
hU g io u n
,,h ir h '
UK
K “ f &gt; ' ^ • - - n n c l and’ bl'tT'.'.r'u'.e'in! but n *t iu n m etre m eeting at th* C ity IUI|
n l " « r a r ^ , ^ 1 “* 7 " l
“ , S- nr” r'' * * l‘
•»»•-** I . 1 a f r . t l . om ni.t. ial w . v
y .,
Yu**,la y night w a . the adoption
pointed o a t Y b a s a r i ^ i yi t ^ ’
dim',rJ ° ^ *‘ ” n
T h- s ‘ 1' li" 1&gt;1- ' " ' " tv Cham lwr o f- a list of "preferen tial high,
Whirh f n r u d Ck,
. * .
■,np" r' m x l
Wlh» »&gt;/ &lt;h. of Cm ,.me., tcvrelary fuun , ,|in, w av '*
^
proJ I A a o c la tw l Cham ber * f Com merce out y .-te r d s y when M. M.' |*apT h is list of highw ay •
"AN

.ir? ftrr„rr* z&gt;r

Sanford

Irclaa.wd.wV

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A s s a c ia lW f r a u iair b iu rc a t "in
causing tha srcetlon nf th* new
dock ad tru ffle tow .*, .n d to t h .
u r v if a c lu b s o f this city who a rc
• a d l a t ■ united hand In r * * r y

W flnstrin, S. 0 .
&gt;•
llousbolJer, U .
* I* Cooper, F . c .
L . M srrntette,
J. M. I’apw orth,
K arl Lahmann,
J f . Lan*y, n. T .
t. ra o U ; S. F .
_ t , and A . R.
k W . J. W alla,
il. 1Y. to*tar,
Ellis,
Laka

R .5.V

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Kiwanis Club Holds
Meeting Under Treen

t » tn Tsilm .sp ririfi; «h« nmJ from
O vin lo »mi*h to ihe f'h«n«y High-

tn«mb«rrA o f thu MrthoUUl C h u rth
wtiro Jk-rvitnr g borboco# rfinnvr.

I l*ortei»v* »nd rn iph asp. when tha

tha G eneva-Lake tlaro ey road, and

Ih -Ii
’*

Twelve ut the II mcmbsrc af
1h* Highway Commit!** wrrc

T V s * p rc s.n t w ar* lir a . C . JL
Mason. : M n . J . U . S u h w lp h ra ,
* } • * * ; l H ey, Mrc. C , A . B y r t,

..... “m i f f ' s ;

mu"'&gt; irrcil.- ho,ly will t» active on
in Orange foun t*; the nautj
IVa-idtut A. C. Fort ltd \kO
, !1 “ .r *?#l‘ "••"/ of th.- projects from IJ4R4 Mary to wStatr Uoad No. | jrroup in dt*caaau*na of a gunoral
at this time, but simply that It will 1*1; thr A Dam &gt;ntv'Apuplui road, natura. .trhllt Kiwaaian K. B*
work . for _
them
Ktrir
o rrri
road; L^nuon lad In #btfiog.
a Iq' this
-— , m&gt;l*r uf
■ im ij lha
•••• E
* ! •t*lt)r-B#ar
n y*or«r il.akt
.a ir roau;

R W. Hla.ts JaskraAvdl*. mar- C h ? l n S t ° r e « R e o p e n

. nnmee tlrc.
r i r J
A t t a c k A ? .a l n H t T a x •» •Tra in Sanftevl te S r i a l l l a g «pe«; QUINCY. No*. IS.— (A .r.1 - -A p l i S •
Karl Iwhmami t l Nu SemmoJ*. fro a^ af chain store operator, hr rpmrters.
County Chnm bsr o f Chatniari'k a n j Florida

tmlay

ro -p ia rd

Ua

a t-'

A ka R. Johns in, af tha vacitinnsl *»*h uu tbe Stata’a ta-ra'Wd ch. n

22tr.sate£Sii£:
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U,.;^ ojrc WS Mrt,w|jg fe . . e..werctai
,. m

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T h *.'m
o s .t
Th*
T n* most
W rc

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.&gt; - - .im pyrtant

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n E E R F IE L Q rcJ ttim , n , h

.alors, IF.
B. Will oparmU .
■ prints, and N. a here, and
(itsa ra .
Uvtlr catch
V r ffi*

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tS fS s h s
r
^

argue gn aniendsd hill,
fc|ch rhargad t h o h ° * u
r ......................
o ,
.di*citmh»ateryL
.. _
rcstralu-and . Rrokimt No. 20S
Icj'lnsai,
•
I at Genera,

.J

, Ayr(l|J,

prearcvt at th* rnmm iltc* m o lin g .
,, .
highw
ay Th*v
T h*y w
•
‘Ih^wny
wer*: Chairman E. F. Houa-

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T. \V I-aaton, af J#ax«o, i-----

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(Cuottnuiil on P i g 4&gt; F ou r!

^ * 3 ^ ; r i a s r ^ s l ’z a

iCtJvrity.
______________
PiraTll,t,1b-n*&lt;’f
un ■*
tto meeting v**ru: I MARKET EXPER T % VISIT*IM
**
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* - . »Mi-»—
™
i nlO
k s* ws-1
M .lseh,
n teu I .

* BfcWsyman. V. R.

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and ttagn rr, tu a point on Slat*
l'oa-1 No. -t,
mile* ft.tuth uf c'an-1
ford.
Th* connection of Altamonte
Spring' with Stain lliahway No.
.1 wa- settled upon U» tha most
important pr i|s*t among the roun*
Mimbvrv of tha Hanfard KlwanU
. ‘ . 1 , l n , , " n “ r w id e n t nf the large
ty mud . foltowyt hy tha repair Club yesterday noon ,«t aaide thsir
Corcvrcswr'UI ^ r r U r i w m m .
Z " Z . n T d " ^ 1 ' . ^ r U '*V' Z Z
, ' -00
« h * 'n V n ,b .r.
and r,t ,.n'tfur tiuu of the Country ••rdmary buriness matters abd
IL Clpmtnte, »f Harn,w. ate the a . c c t .i r l impoited . * t r . . Mr, bmly which"met' Tu7-U e ‘J . " " 'dlluh-lhiota iua,l; th* Aliatnunl* hsld n social meeting under thb
Sanl^n- tr a * near th* Cuurt Iixuav
Hdua* WDCIf
where
-ft- , ' .highway
• through
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olHet .r c r .U r ie . in p*,nt of . c „ - f^hmann rakl. th e, sre „td.|, , M no ,J* The a hmlUii of ih# a r c h T tipiing'

Sfe

M n. Walter Col*man. and M tl,
v .* / j .« r a r a . gvseata, add K iw a rt*

D o rd W b A e ^ . Ihtvidjwy, T . 1* D gv '
:u*v Aj.c,',..
» » J f b * . G a t*
f f c m t t , 8. a
•M*y, Ja w p , f t

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I
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m iiiw s r i arr now
W to w in g faj hn-

r«i&gt;la;-T* P. MilW. (irledo: W . B
Hbta**: AHamoat.- Spring*, aad
**■ t ' T U a g . T h . two v l ' w ' l r a o .

» T U oscdU

I Oviedo t o '

who u t n

out a f

W h lt e h u n i..

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T f f E B A N F O R D H E R A L D ,'S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A ;'W E D N E S D A Y , N O V E M B E R -'ll, 1 9 3 1
IwrtD nr rrflnrttaf iurfaes.
, ------------------------ -I'of.* at center: Rookie Ba;h a t 1 p i t h M axw ell and C a p tx l* L a k a
Colonel Cir«n, who has * wtn-i
LEG AL &gt;
, rpixrtwr; Clarenc* Field* and Lc» Thom pson ou tstan d in g I® th a.
'Peek at halrca, and Ed Moye at jo sln g haukfW d. A paaa. Mab­ i T a n y e a rs ag o to d ay. S an fard U r h«nir •« Miami Beach, h u — . ----------------fu llU rk .
p"r vduring
r ,,T nix visti* n*TT. “ " ;x yg»„i*
i ' r y, iu
, ! *it
l e ; in Thompson, f a r * H alford i .offered an ovarwhalming S9 to d
i) Defeat at Tlnkar Flail to th*
KnutUeaaX Visertvf t« E t*&gt;
»*
l u only p r tr r . M a sw tll, TkaaapSevea year* aga today, a
tha N oribeaat Q uortar ( J * E U )
f * .l
Orlando o u tfit which thdt
i» n . Slulr^lm ry and MoWrjf » « «
of
S
a
d
ton
Tblrly-ooo
_
»**
*.
(docked pant lat* la th* third
! y ear won aaetlgoal h o o o it. so d
Township Tw arf j
t *•» S-otlv.
in the Hanford harVfUld, w ith
quarter nf th* San/ord-KlaalmL E G A L N O T IC E
did not lorn; a gam*. Sanford
Range Thirty (IS ) E a * l. CViU.
A nga« F o rd k am . Jim m ie ft*®4*,
talnln * tw aaty nrraa moe* ur
nire game, gat* Kianlaamro ita
felled to acoca even on* firxt nr th e MitcriT r o w
or
A lfarn an S p eer.
B.
Fo r dkxm .
only tonrhdnwn and Ita M yyarldown,
whila
Orlando
mad*
12,
itaiM
ii.K
lo
i
m
,
ru
iR
iD
t
ihn
u n a to he aoM to aottafy aatd
Okie N s rd c rrn an I ha U s*.
I II A r.HTa
•
era plenty nr reason ta think
-leerva.
l and for th* first tint* In waolu, r. MAt;Till
n
D
O
LX
jOFF. r.iixpialn
that victory waa thalra. Bat.
•SGAI.&gt;
„ , t vgATOON.
I —- A l l
appeared to bn a team which
an t.
Fuur yrar* ago today, Captain rouldn't get It'*
late In the last qaarter. Captain
A* Hp#&lt;Ul Maatar
attack going.
H. n «:itKKV. «| al.. Dafcndanta.— !
In CbiACOfy.
M*svv»ll led Hanford U&gt; a
I.** PVck. who had atarrad along Dirk
H A V E YOUR W A TC H
r a p a ir v i
................................... .
„
S an for I
foiled to win *v *n
on*
OMiiftCM n r r v i . i t a t i o i .
WYUKMf rn B O T I.r.
by on* who re a lly know s bow
|n
|WS d. . p l U th *
fact TftK *7 ATI
with Sam llyrd all aftarnoob, f in , 12 to it v icto ry o * . r t h . O rOF KLORIOA In- Hoi Id I ora t f f CemplalnaAL________
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' OAINESVTLLF.. Nov. 11.—VIM ilita .,
i l i: &gt; .u r.i:s
«na l a i u a u I
-larlrd Ihrow Ing paaa**,
on*
B rig g x , Ja w e ic r, M ag. A v*l' *
'
, , " ra11ln ‘ that .ome good m aterial wav inUliKKN n • «lf#a »ho«N alar»« \oncM ■a t m u r A n u r ow
yiou* acrlmmac* » a i a-aiin*d l&gt;
good for JM yard*, and -finally g a m - . hhi. h
Nine year* ago today I oarh
h -aw Coach
Hugh c, d(|r(L T h .
a l.r t ln g
lin ^ u p .TA* B g g u
I vuax
• • 'T W '
of rMk*Rf«
l&gt;faw. Mlaalaalp.
Um Gator vanity player* in te r
•n o r r n c o c v h x ii . r n t . C n iR O F F A C T lC A D D S W « M
ln d
E d .« n .|rt , f
nrnt through renter
foe a Whel. hell U.e la n d Of hla aac o A l. |
I eobard Ncl.uraa. playing a. a
it k r
o r the m m
or
y e a r * a u i y e a r* to U f*. I)C. W
Tftu jbi | *••.!» n(\roa are hffrlij
May aftrrnoon a* ihrjr returned to
S to tn o ff, Dick
touebdoon. J o . Moloch failed fa s trin g plavee. Jim
,,,
.
. _
,r d * .
k an n v r
and
A yco-k e
at BNirirtl iml r»«|')lrVl to b» a»v1
ru m iO A .
^
m«aa£tr
af
Haafvrd
High
*
erarb
tla lg h U , S
\irictka aftar a dap') rvat and aat- •
N'tlleo la b#r*by ii w n thal MWI E . M rD cugall, F lo ra l
Ho. , „
kirk a goal, and Iba gam* *nded M axwell, John llig g in * , and T a t ^ k|„ . Ru. „ , ,
ifip«gr »#* •!&gt;» Mil of runtpUlnl
football
eleven
af
1927.
ran
odd
%l*d down to Ihr rv*ujar grid r &gt;ufllr.l Ir*
&gt;b* *« wntMlw.i ca.ta •. J 11,1 A T MMITH p a rrn « -rr " f T * \ SanfcrH Av#.. phooa S68-M .
SorkfioUJ
shortly after, t-a. Cancbaa Halt T * lte e ...n the i s r .i t y
g
a
ril*;
Shinhol»er
a
t
ce
n
tre
;
Cmrtlflrale
Nt*.
JIS&gt;.
^aled
»he
fa*t
agalaat
Daytona
on
the
holkbead
•»n i h**
i »» of l»»t*m lj«f, 1*31,
tide prt|mraU&lt;r&gt; to tha claah with ,
and tthrlrhrll draw grata* far h*f'1ly -Mta Rrrvir#, belt whrn th ry Field* at q u a r te r ; Hall and Kin-r iha* *gntr Mina • Itufa liar of thl* day «’f tuljr.
1» l ' 2 ' ha* filed 2 —
L o st and
Found
til* Houth 'Carolina (iamrrm t. , athletic field. p*r*onally rex'(1i&lt;l |»Uy. tufm hnU*« th rn ru h th 1 1 i « 11 •» the t ’«iurt Mm-iB* in Han. »a UI earlirieal* Ih tny ..fflc# and
the
strong
line
lb*y
k
t
j
pre­
taw a l halves, and G eorg* Moy * fur.l
iiaji mad# • ppltrall"# f*»r 14* Jon*
Hafttii"'*
«
'«
a
a
lr,
I’lurl'lA,
&gt;hteh will take place in Tampa taring four of the II louehdoan.
j vinklinir «'l* » m
Higifiri*
ran 80
pared.
•
hlie
Sam
Byprd,
lea
U
)S
T
OR
S
T
R
A
Y
E
D
:
P o lk * d o »,
n»
|*oii«
in
4renrdj»*c»
with
law
l
i
t
.|
u
p
o
n
r
w
t
l
n
r
w
(
h
«
r
«
*
(
n
.
h
i
i
M
' a t fullback. It wa* the w orst dewhich, combined with kirka for
Ratarda y.
an .w a n t lo nam a o f ' -C h ief." R apeck. Ilril Itarher, and Wataon )i r ii « l^ m lifu llir for Iho firm feal of the y e a r.
.af a'taiit I*I a••» Wkil l»# I ak wit Kp #un. MaM r rr tlf lc a l* em brace* Ihe f‘U.
goal, gate Hanford a M to &lt;•
I
&gt;
«
»
lag
de*erib#d
properly
allual
*
fgagetl
I*
\
taxi
«
ivl
M
fh
*
*
f
%
ol|
gfi1
IJigglnn to
' Monday'* m l did thv *ereit»
Wallace, rompnalag lb* hark- »ru rr. ohil«* a
w ard, Gao. lla b *. Fh on * 8 3 2 -J .
ia MmlRule ru uni*.
fhl« #»»••* I" O. . ml. - 1 I&gt;«rtx
victory . . . The largest ernad
■wrdw a world of yoo l amt (ha It ty*
field had the heal *f Kissimmee I CdrnfirM Jll*t ■■ t w h i a t t n
• It
W IT N M S
ifir
hand
»u.f
(li*
o f.
ever to *** a fame in Sanford
loot * Block 41 Hautand**.
On# jr^ir i f n (o tiiy , M rLt&lt; n«' ff#lnl .. -I
' lie* 1‘lrru ll rn tirl ».f
3—
A u to m o b ile ®
jravr Son'•packed plenty of |«ap and "g o t aall dar t.rlee and Wilson wera blrw I., r r j the
up lo that lime a a . present to
Tt»*lii» third Jn.||#l*«l «*lrrti»| Tl»* waltf Ihllll Ia#Ifig lPM&gt;*Wv| *i th*
M
Th# i t i r t * olovrn did not play a tain # , i* he- i..fh*- f|.*a
hhay wrnl through on. t.f lh»
al end*. Krnnrddy *n j ItarcJ- f a . &lt;1 h« » »
•Idfi of Ihr UauRita*# ..f *»»rl» * r r . 1WJ CHEVROLET CO UPE N*w
b|41. •t I'lorlda. In and
aa* the Armialrce Da, rlaa*n
»n*&gt; •*11 ihla ihi 3nil tlf i'ite In lh* nam# " f I XKNOWN
S a rd ift drill* »f the araaoti. For
win al tackles: Whitfield and in if lirw- ••|* «»• tw follow *. KHcn* log |h# fir* t lim# in ninr y r t r i
Paint. New RaBb*r. IT23. N**rand Mrl.ura* .tote the
»hn«
Thai Al UH
II I IA
T HAIITII.
itL#f I*•-I•
on ' ••
Hu.&gt;*11 at guards; l*i»pa al con - fi**li| an I M in ify at m il* ; A d itM th a t a Hanfonl Iran i
|ttir&lt; h««a&gt;r aif T a r 1‘erllfli a »* V* ly nrw
ltarl«y-Davi&lt;lana motor
C jT* -than an hour Ihr »&lt;|Und from .urh «lar, aa lllll Mnyr
af
■
I
V
m
•
•
v
it
lat
klr&lt;.
Sym
et
ind
A
rm
i*tk
o
Ilay
.
Th»
Satu
rd
ay
t i l l dalvd l h * 3ni.. dav of July.
i »o i ; o i A6&gt;\.
atfraad Ihr offensivv ndr in n
tar.
cycle. Reel 4 Home. My i lia Av*.
I’rearhar Mng, I ae Peek. Alton
.
^
l»
l*
l»
h
afilr.l
»ald
r*rilfl«n»ia
r
tHik
Hull
at
guard*,
Mansell
at
cen
ter;'
vlou-*
they
had
ir«»ne
ilnwi
t»
fleroa scrimmage again.i Coach 1
|in nr asfflre. mid nn* niiad* anpll.
M \VKVK}&lt;
tinnier, lllll Sweeney. Jim Slone
Brady ('nwall'a high-puw .-i-d Hal.)
tt
f r*«i* &gt; • I#rk it »m»t f*»r lu t ale*»l In l«*ue In i f . I—— BtlfllnC
hit y#ai’w Atfo tcxlay. a nrw g*l Walker at *|»ia»ter: Ituaaell and Rollins 24 tn IT. and 'n»ra day*
and &lt; larrnce Field*.
One of
I •••rime# «Mli la * Hatd t?a*ri If »ra»e
Hagan «i halve*, end Heater at after Armiatir* Mar, Game**die
fur • fripUinan'
lUtor aggregation.
l
i
)
of
S
mii
fin«
l
|il4)»n,
many
nf
hi* run* »aa good fur to yard.,
| »m | tifei lha- ffiMnwIni dr refilled L A N k r i
a
iw
vi.n,
DRUG
STORE— Pro­
1won a 13 to 12 game *vnirh Fan­
■pi -r M t •ItllMleal in Hr T9' III*aI# flU lt.
f Blocking « u raprrtally .traa-nl another far 20 yard*. *1111 aa* lh#m •Nphomorra, wrnl down to a '"'I* “f ^
»■«••••!«
scription*, n*|bxJn**, founUln
__
,
ford
ahould
have
taken
en«ll&gt;
I
&gt;#
&gt;
lort.lu,
t
"
wit
in today', drill ami every man of othar for 12 yard*, and hi* llnal •Mjehinif 111 to 6 defeat at tha
I.sit 13 HI•»«*m 4 1 Nanlanalu
M * ril »
*%r
4 •‘ PI.IC AT It! V PON fha «4lc iMf.el bring -••**•• e*| al III# | igtyte*. PROMPT U® II *•••»•■
I'hrre y ear* ago today. Ham
Jko varaily outfit ratnr in for a tm«
tour brio *n hurst was a Bates hand# of tha ertrran KUaimme*
t a x n r r .i i
ia iir n
i n t i » &gt; • la** " f th r laBuato'* *»f "lirh e r r .!I I’horv* l tth '•, ' • -J t i* ._______
adwra verbal laahtng from llw yar^ bock at the lla*. The Sao- team ahull tied Sanford th# prrvi- for,) stored a -en *alio n al IS t*
TF.ia aftern oon . Coach
MrITS UK TMP. (.K M .M II. »T%T. i if l Yi ( * I* (lar na Mi* M IN K SOWN |
i t p .*
or
tiiy
aT%TK.
up
mantorial alafr whenever he fail'd ford !!■* wa* a power on de­ &lt;»u- yrar. Ke,| llarttrr
the lutf 12 vtrlory over O rlando to give
BLOCKS—Irrigation
Liars*' eleven a a g h t la heat Or1 1 t • MltH
J l 1.14
T hM il'll. !, BUILDING
PI Mill II I
(a carry out hi* blocking lo tg it 1 fense, fur at no lime did Day­ tpn in th# |u«in( Sanford attark, them the flral victory over O r­
lan d* hy a l least lo o lauch\ . 11•» i* h*&lt;
Mik*n t Itat I A r . X'M&lt;ha *r r of Tax r rr U lif d lf .N.i
boxes and faneraJ «*tn*nt work.
11*1,
d
a
t
r
j
»h#
:na1
dae
of
Jui«.
MnilAN xiiicN**#r «*f If U lk
f*T
lando in five y rarn . and I h r il
, |p*nl. Tha Galot* ahowetl ronalilet
downa. Ilia lino ia Iw ier a* io »d
Mirarl* Concrete Co. J. E .: Tertona get near the goal. lllll ant &gt;aa.a the *tar of thr
T a b iVrlUlfRtB Xu
I H I. lidlwtl III# 4 I* !•*?« h** file I aalil c e r l ll'.
Htainoff,
Improvement in Ihla phaae
1 May* scored the first and math i arrytng thr hall 20 tiinta, K«d th o u .a w l. o h o saw
a s O flando'a. while hia hacks I |th i.to* ..f VtlMUa* A I» 1“&gt;2w hi%m aala- In nif offl*'' and ha» mail*' wlllagtr, Prop. 3rd. and Elm.
-•|tlv .tl X"&gt; fa*i (a\ d*. «| let •*.«*
la lle ra n n . and
Jim
Hpaiarvr
ft»*&lt;1 «•:•! tm lflm i* * in m&gt;
(l a y y e s te rd a y a fle rn .on hut «vrt&gt;
gained 212 ya»-ta, and irnrul San*
h a t * )a s t about a* much sored
louehdoan*
a It &gt;• Ian Htii'l ear.
•af.&lt;| hd» n*•*•!•- *ppll#*tlun for Id * In | ritfiUnv.
5 — H e lp W a n t e d
m th ey .t i l l leave plant) In hi
frnj* a only tom htlnwn. Kd KnU- play gam es a h irh w ere an b *alaad power. It ahould he a hard«la»&lt;|
!••&lt;!« !n acfnrdan#*' with t»f |lr riitl-r^e#* lit# folio* In* •!#.
*
r
|
i
|
o
t
|
|
af
a«
|#rl
&gt;
• it'J* f''
II I H* t n I .
mlngrr wo* also a alar, hi* tdnrk* able Hub Y a n r*y al tack le, waa
1 klrad. Tharv ia much to lie dona he ,
la%
Mdl'1
fwfl
If
la*
t»
•ml*r**»«
fou g h t ta m e . »itjv victory going
Eight year* ago t-ta y , lo * Te k.
WANTED, several W la*. pleas­
follow III* el* war II'we| proptriv wllu. Haata full fit X KluMil*. to n il
1 fbr* Ihr Floridian* art* r#a»l\ t&lt;»
ing and fa klimr Inring the flnewl the outstanding p lay er, giviag a
to Hanford
I'm hoping la »«»
U'l n lll'H'W II Ha IIUndo
making a n-markabla catch uf a
ant employment, earning* I1L PO
a m i m iotiiinuU
c o a a ir KId i I'U.
p
rrfo
rm
a
n
rs
.im
lla
r
In
th
at
af
ri.
RlXl d I A la t) bring 9# B r * a . . t a l » h #
meat .South Carolina.
plenty af paaaea filling Ihr air.
Iv-Wll
20 yaf.t |ktt» front K.l Moyr, San­ •Hn In wrrka. It a t* a hattU nf M urray K an n er, by being all
to IDD.DU per wu*k. Glc* Ph'.rib
•
|
»t#
of
the*
lio'm
nr*
nf
*v»a
I.
e
r
r.
!,/»!■*
I
.imI
T
nw&gt;rk
%
W
1.M.
for II Is my exp erien ce a f t e r
. .
Jlfu ray l l u g h r , •la.liiiif *o|.h» ford High backfield ace, ran 2D baokflrlda with both lm«a poor on
i»»a it# In »h«J na mr of I \KNxW.N
number and addnM- Bbx X C -lX
romlt* J'.'l Add lu «l#n#*i
Ttnt MltH
J l l.l\
T HMITII
rr«iitg O rlando in thrao gaarra Th** •.I 111 l-hd being »**r**»'l *1 the
{ [ gvote fullbaik, anti Link Kllaby. yard* thr.eigh the entire Miami .jefense, (aomr run*, and lung pa|&gt;* over Ike field a l all lim es. Tha
Haraid.
‘
•111* *»f lh* iMtiJlird Of *Ur|| t#«. |iiirrli4*#r *..# T.»x tv * tint .tt* s*.
- _ _ _ ■ _ . ■- a ■ • ■ ■X
a
I'
■ ■■
t h l r y e a r, th a t they have abso­
‘
, yataran llnv&gt;aia,her. are -till wag l.arkfietd lu give Sanford High 4 e* alao ware fval'ired. Cosily S in ­ gam e wa* won In the last m in­
'l#t.
1 llflegiw la th* hum* nf I'NKNxIVN' I 1 « tl. Ileal Hi* ilh •Ita! uf \*iill
WANTED
—
Mg®
bftw»«n
ZiPand
.
lift.
r#
lr-|
Mill
■ Ipg m blttar battle fur starting touchdown and a victory over Ihn fe r! fumhlra axled in the Riaarm- ute nf play a g ain , with Jim
lutely no defense a g s ia a t p ass­ ' I ftlraa
liaa
n
f tf l K I .a l* *b«ll l»e r#. \ Il
SD to uprrato • Rawlalgh home
i|y*fR»i| ACritftllni lu Id# I** Urol •air in mjr rtf fir*-. mid It*® mail*
. kotior, a t the hark pualllim ait' etiong Kant toa*t visitor* liy a I me# victory Moat uf SanfuriT* Spenrer cro ssin g tha en tire Or-,
e s . or if they h aea, they c e r ­
«rll| lootin lh«r*on nn th* Hill, u y ' aPDirellon fa.F t.l 1 licet. »•• •■&gt;••• ■civic* buehvasa'ta oar capital In
Undo team whan, a f te r Sanfard
both of th e m War* going
g i r s ' to II ••ora The game, aliunde.I by player* were playing ihnr firwt
tain ly hay* not shown it again st -uf Xn%vttiiior. \. D., |M1.
kin . l a w hAid CAT.
in ,«*eoril*n a* V
bad hacked It* way th ro u gh the
• f .lb x l th * rugged frtwh llo« )* »
Wit nr *«. injr official
•Igrufjh* H f .l t * Vnit&gt;rar*g ih# f»'llnwing d*. 1/cv.b.n-g, Tltuvrllft, R*w Rmyrux
Lak elan d and l-e **h a rg . fur Inmore than JMHI pt-raon-, prove.) gam«b nf bull, anil horn’* the lino*
* ful ***l I Ilia I h * ' Tlh
A«d&gt;
Of •erti#‘d prirper ' f •il'Aa*|eil mi H#n»l. anj DayUna Bcach.vWq wlB leach
a la n e a
Th*
g am e s ta r t*
al
. V ntar. Both ere Lang-up Utfrnaiv to Ih- a .enaalinn. and in winning . up: Booth And Ituaiell al endA; c a n te r of th e line righ t down th *
*i.f. founiy F b 'r ,‘i#'
rr.:
•Ktuber * 4 r&gt; . l ’ U
field. Hpenrra. slipped
around
bad J Ill.t.M II HanUn«|n.
yi*) how *t«t IniLU- *- Krthaiwni
Hcka but floghr* appaai* to hold Hanfonl gained prr** rimurranta flrinr atol C nltin gham * t ta c k l e .,
3 :0 0 o'clock instead of * 1 0 a*
IREAI.)
| l,. ..(III I•«Ia*t far IDK •B4*«w#d d 'hr business of unusual pAfflt*. WHtc
rig
h
t
end
for
six
varda.
craaalng
Dutton
aiwl
VanceV
*1
guaril.v;
" t 'd tBkht tilga ovar Hllaby being .. from the entire elate foe the Mlh as bora reported , tie th ere.
V. K POfni.ANN.
.lilt- of t It r iM UJlt'" ''f aueh . . r.
the
goal
tins
standing
up.
to
tha
ClcCk
Circuit
♦
u.irt
' xhtftUr ballcarrier In the u|vi. noil eleven an . doped to win by n l'o|a* at c e n te r; King at q u a i l r r ;
I •1r•. af• in »h- ................ I NKN'»W X immediately. Giving *■ laftTCBtri
Mrntlnul* l l U l i l v.
aurprtsa nf Ihr O rlando a a tf lt.
TBr • MltH
J« 1.1 A T N in^U . ag*. rxpffianr*. Yf, T. RawUiyh
n.id.
Kliirtfl
|
big .fore Paaaea were tin- big f.e Dick M axw ell ami Ilril lla rb rr at
I ....... .
nf T ax «*er|lfn *•* N*
obs
h
T
a
tlrra
n
n
'a
kick
waa
Mocked,
U r A M W K K K s I |av; a|M«*n »nr ill! •*1 y " f .%flg«*t, Co. Dept. FA RF-iM-^, M*mphia.
, ' T^a G a t i r attack * i « function lor III Sanford’* win, although halve*, an.| E&lt;l E n lin n n g e r *1 fullhut Hanford had already scored
J ' , lit# f llrCe -Bid eevtin . Ttnn
tag linoothar }t-t*rt!a» than it ha- Waller llach'. handling of tl.o hac k.
- ____ * J I .\1. 1*.r tnI•m*
of fire mid ia# otadr
■even point* due lu T atterao n 'a
far lonir time pn&lt;| the rrgulers tram wa- uiaeterl). The vlar. of
NOTH r OP H U T K i r i *%l.K.a
i|.|,.,v ,i*i in f..i 1.11 deed I " »*■»»•
.NOTH Ka Irt H K IlK lir OJVP..N that t, x .-..til m e* e ltl. Ig* Ht*it| tw». 9 A — P o u l t r y
four yard llhr buck and n b eau ti­
F i r e y e a r , ago today, lhu«e
^ ,tr k
wtrr able to push nver
luurli the ilay were I laren. o Field*, and
MIAMI, Nov. 1I.— IA .P .)-T h e ii*»r|er 4 i•«I in |Mir*u*n«.*e ■-r lh*| f i r . tlfo tl# #nil»r*r*a I
fv»llnixrlng d*.
ful k ic k 'f o r the e i t i a point. It
1923 aophnm orea,
plus a few
downs ■k■iit•l thi* yearling*. II* i K.l Moyi", Imik. who |*ol • * * , lor
a * aaf f*ir*e|«»«lir*' 4 « « ‘ 1
Miami New* latently «n&lt;! Col. E.
M«*l
«r
111
*,|
|
•
1
•
.t&gt;
v
,
•
y aliuatad in Hamt. F L O ItlD A -H A T C H E D g:uhant*c&lt;l
w as a l|»uuh g am e, with I I pen­
uiailw ond eni*r»*l un lh*» lirh i .! .1
Jar blocking » a i raaponai.ilv fur fine gain., and who wi-ie lower, m are new com er*, went down lo
.011 y Klnrtdfi. I*..wlf
II. II. (irran, ton of Hetty Brum,
'
ch irk *. O range H a le h c ry .* A p o p ­
r Itrltiivnr
lT ll. in a imI l»*
a lties (vein* railed . T he s ta rtin g
!u.i « illavrW «« Hantandn,
Improved uffvner.
m ill r« "iri In an.I f‘*r '*.minnl» r*». «aI'I im d bring »•»••*#d gf lit* ka. F lo .
of -Irrugth on ilrtrn.e. The line a 23 In X d efeat at th* hands nt
*
k
*
hiving
in
iiitomnbile
detigned
line-u
ps:
I'-drnfield
and
M
illar
a
t
D
ayton
a
llra
rh
In
a
gam
e
whirh
I'tiuM t. Klurldw. lu r h a u -'c i). In u |ti, .af th* |■&lt;ll*it-r of fUt'li re r.
W hile lh * flral and -vruml rl*«
wa* coin|M&gt;.ed of Wailc an I Wil*'*n
i
with
**nne
w
iv
gl***"
*o
thit
the
roridln
•hu*"
in *r*ln
iiriidlnii Ifit ,||a* in lha n.tmr of I S K X fW N
r o d s ; F a t I’a rtln and YanCey at
J ana w*re haltling the froth th.- at end*. Mull Moye and Cecil i a * Sanfned outplay the alsllura
IX— W anted
owner nf the r i r miy *ee from in* u i t.i t in f P W Al.KEN III.
I h it MIIH
.M l.IA "* HMITII.
la rk le a ; lu ll and lln llsclaw at
Ihlrfl varalt) team »a* over in un.­ Flower, nt ta.-kle.; Whitfield and ia th e first half, and then lose
jMlmiiiUlr-tinr
of
the
Kalal*
" f I I* I.u ett.xrrr
! *Ula the m r w ithout hving
teen
f Tax t'erU flrule Nu
g
u
a
rd
s;
Mansell
at
r
e
n
te
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1.Mad " 1* -*»'h dAV of Audual. LIBERAL ALLOWANCE on ; o* j
fro m the out*l«la.
n nt x ml W It T rN H IO l.lK PK "» \ D l i i » t»aa filed aald ereitfl.
re r at q u .xrler; H eater and T ip
m ore re se rv e * and used Ihrm tn
o'd battery. SI® W- First *
I gfalnit th* intrirarle* of the Houth
*&lt;#nilnnlr
C'»unty .’Hit- in Htv office, und ha* mad.| T h 9 typa o f g lim tn ba u«a«l. I.liiuitlpl"#
I'a rlln at h alv r*. and Htnlboff
llm k . ii I'Rfiklng t'nipofallim. nl al .
Ctrollaa play* which w*ra ex*. in la ir vhn|&gt;e for the gom e Sotur- the second half, Angu* Fordth e p ap er said. 1* new and
la M«rr drfwndanl*. t, II. U. W.\Titt*N, •ppllCAllvan f.»r tu t dr a*v| 40
at fullback. T a tlr rs o n .
H y a tt.
eve
*i er.nlan* • Wltb !»w Hold e * r. 2ft— M ia c * IL iu ifo u s F o r H a le
(Utdd by Coach Na-h lliggin run .lay, t a r r i n g a m a riileule in th . ham and Jim m ie Hands
lla a trr uf . aIl Court, by m
| tra n s p a re n t from ona side, while a*
•Ml Ate nnbrnrea the following d».
Kchirard. C etera, la te r c a s t* In
the line s ta r * of lh * day . o lth
glgta. Thv
ran th* Car dim. next tw o ilay* of p rarticc.
from tht» o th e r it p r tM n ti a m ir- •eld IhH-rrn appointed. *h*ll offer aerll*e*l property allualld In H#ml- 20 GUAGK Single Darrell ihutgun
(nr m U viit'l *eil * i pnhli# o u trrr nvie e* unty* Klnflda. le .w ll.
IttMk again .! th* ragular* with
Triangle Station, Fttnch and
befar* Ilia 1‘nurf Hour# tn ^anfoi'l
; lltnck 44 Hanlandn.
pntiad aurreaa and a great part ”
Hetalnol* Cnaniy. 1‘lorldl. b*iw **n The (..I
*aM land bring i l f » H t . a l the I'aik.
lh#
legal
hntir*
nf
Mil',
un
Mond&gt;«jr
af'Uk* afterm.in waa .pent in
.tin nf III* leeuane# of anch ee r.
the Tlh d ar nf K»*e«gih«r, I U I. Ilia ilftc jtr lii Ihe aaniH u( I'.IKMdV.N
Igaahlng th* vnnlly aqua&lt;l ml*
earn* be lain a ftuU -D ay nf Mils
That MIIH. Jilt.lA
T HMITII.
Court, th.. foil** wlog
&lt;1raertb ej ptn« h J * * r of T a t CVrllfh ixt* N.x
qaata mean, of atnppmg the."

5VILLE HAS
PRACTICE

Gators R e s t Monday
• But Resume Prepa: radons For Game

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“One Way GI ” I
Being Placed On Car

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Shaw (tuck * » &lt; able to lake u
light Wurkuut thi* afternoon out
rbnflned hik n rtlv llic- to lliubrr
Ing up ekereiae* na hr ia In n
Weakened conditlow a fte r hia I mg
ikagnee. D r. It. G. M anrhvatar, the
team tr a ln tr . ,ta le d yealentay aft
arn*on th a t it wuuld iw at la a it tw ■
W**ka before Buck will b* in phy
« ahap * to pl«y. T h u ann lunret banlahad all hopq th a t the
atarllng llttl* aoph fla il gen eral
Mould ba a b l* to ic e action agmlnat
ym U am acocka.
Tha only o th a r c a iu a ltle *
are
Cheater McClellan,
th lrd -alrln x
, ibiiback. who broke hi* foot n
waak a g o an d
E rn ie
S ch irm a r.i
th lrd -atrin g a ad . who received a
dtxlocatad co lla r-b ma tha *aina a f t - 1
*Tboon th a t M cClellan
w a*
In- 1
Jurod. R ch lrm e r waa ahl* lu tak e I
g light d rill, th ou g h , and will ho In
xhapa fo r th a C arolin a till whlhr.
M cClellan will h t out of a ctio n for
abtgit a m onth.
W ith th * *gr«p tiu n of M cCUIIan
and B ock , th a G ator aqtiad will b«

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BATTERIES
High compression motors cannot perform at
greatest efficiency except with high-powered,
knockless motor fual. Usually these qualities
demand a premium o f 3c or more par gallon.

W ILLIAM S
Uj Sdat-total*! hluefetr ox\fpti, put irmta imI put
Ifmistk cell, halhtr beat. A

l » s . dMed lh* 3ili. day nf Auvuat,
A B I H ). h a t filed aaMl r r r tlf l.
rnU in my office. Uhl hae made
ippllral Inn for ( a t deed in Uau*
in aregrdaneg wilh law H*ul r#rllfl#ate tm hraeeg the following de­
ar r ILee property allu aln l In Horn!,
owl* ru tin lf, 1’lofltU. in .wit*
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I t Hlnek 41
Hunlanti#.
TH# raid lend being aga»e4*«l at Ihe
date nf the le#U4i.ee uf enrh c a r .
Ilftealt Ifl lh# narut of I'NKSOWN.
Thai
MUH, JI'L IA
T. HMITH.
m rtba#rr uf T a t C e n lflca la Nn.
n o . dated Ihe llh . day uf Auauat.
A. D. m ? . haa filed aald cartlH *
cal* tn my gfflc*. end he* made
ppllcalluii fur t a t d#g«l In laaua
In AtTurMnra with law. !U l4 e a r .
rale rmhfaCeg Iba fnlbiwlug 4*
err Ibed property •Mulled In H ettL
nMr roufitv. Klurlda, tn .w lt;
Lata U . 17 4 I t
44
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Tb# aald laad being aaaaaaed a l Iba
date of lha laauanra « f eu#b m r .
tlfleala In the l i m a nf I'MKNOWM.
T kal
M il*. JU L IA T. HMITH.
•#r of Tam C e d illa * •• Ka.
|«»r. dated the Ilk . ca p of Auauel.
A U. M il. baa flUd raid c e rtlft.
ra ta la my * ((le e . and bae mad*
application for la x deed tv loan*
la ereord aare w ith law. Bald t a r .
n riia ta eaib raaa* the following da.
eerlbad pro parly ellaetad la Baml.
avia county. F io n a s , ta .w lt:
Lot I t B lack t t Banlaadv.
The aalC Land bolng aaaaeeed a t the
data a t Iba laauanra a t aneb e a r.
Ilf I* ala la Iba naata e l I’SK W IW N .
T h at H U
H U I T . IH IT H .
purebaaar a t T a x C ertltlrd ta No.
1)11. da tad Iba lib . dap a t August.
A. a
| tt». b aa ft lad aatd ra rilfl.
cala la any atn aa, a ad baa mod#
ai'PltralU.a t a r la b daad in laaua
I* neenrdanea. with law. Maid a a r.
tlfleala am kraaaa ib a tnlluwln* d a.
scribed property aliaalad In pa m i.
aala e v o a tr, F larlu a. lik w lti
l o t I t M a th U kaoload—
Tha aald b u d b a ls a aaaaaaad a t Iba
data a l iba laaaanv* »f aaab a a r.
Illlrala la Iba aaaad a l UNKNOWN.
l alaaa aald aarllllaM aa -k ail ha
radar mad a rro rd la g
la
law ta x
devda &lt;MD laaaa tb a ra a a a a tha
Wtb. dap a t November. A. D. I U I .
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Lnnfwnod. Fla.

D D trk t Agaat. B u a lk ea itrra
U fa Insurant* C*.
A *lr»n g old line legal rvaarve
m' iiiiv* ny,
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8ANTOW&gt; H t t A l A SA N fO U l PlAtXDA.
WHEAT TURNS UPWARD

Today's announcement that Russia had dlspdtelMfe fif­
( t t m u t acuctck w w rot
teen carloads of arms andrwnfflunHkm to t)M MshtHtffliS
O r ts S e r was a m a s 1.1 a t s w a n s - tk » i tlw f t . t l m itt w t m s W
front for use by Chinese soldiers rather matted o n * hroltate alls
W w l f a w b in t l s itn e a w lc i w o - It "ta in 1— 1 S s wssf. ' H I th ee
In deciding which way lo allow his sympathy to run In thta w eald. t o t a l a s * m «• • e se ta a a to r1 u a t thaw Is iw C r ^ tw i m
Oriental disagreement. It puts one in mind of the early n th a
la
lie
* r t t * W th e W i n
yu hiicetiew *, m ta s k
days of the World War when one hardly knew whether he w h eat. a l i r k M r v w W M W * 4*1 » k r » t
erw H I his t i l U j
should be pro-German or pro-English. and the wanting waa p e r e * s t Is hat# l i s t n w ki i •#; —*♦ &gt;ka '*e » e— a t k i IM v akJea*
ew e
^
repeatedly sent out fncn Washington to “Keep Neutral", Way*.
N s roivmwality p rie s r s a
&lt;UI
Th» n v k a t k »- | iaan w i J a a i e *
something which no good American quite knows hew to
helew i t * n u t •( pae-Sertkie •Imi if !• &gt;
( I s m U is 'no.
Our natural inclination is to tie sympathetic toward I f lh a r r is no p ro fit la f r o a i n * | oo»- ifts- a se ss rsU .,r m m sfN (
or m akin g Ik s
Ilo n a I S j
UW »h-&gt;ut K i-* fa o rs o S itio a s , IT . '*W
the Chinese. Japan may not have shed the first blood, but g ra w v r nr m a k tr a i l l tu rn to o th o r »«•»•••» &gt;— w in * , wheat* k a r won
■he certainly provoked the first blood-shedding. She sent cem eio -lltta *. im l Ik s «t o r i o r nitfo rw a rd hy p s a s r f u J &gt;p ai­
troope into u (Ttbtese province to "protect” the construction n t ! . lo r u n i i i M n a l t t t k r r r f m
'iii i not pi-i f i t i k i n v s
of a Japanese railway. The situation would not be the least d e r lie * . K n r s o s s r . u ts f r i t * fa - — o a k *-•«u n o* h.» th a a « a w
bit different if an Hngllah concern had decided to eonatyuct r l i a e n h r s r s n t t r a r t s nsnr ra iv *hnt ‘ k . w orld's fn rtn o r. he*w th fV
a railway from Tampa to Jacksonville and sent a regiment •n n p tio n fr s ia p r i f l i a k o rnm tot tn - loa s k s a t a m i hwhind Uwan,
of soldiers over here to see that no American hi-jackera n ffn rtl fit* h ig k -r prWss, n ail n T h i- ,« n - s l l •» niwsM. s aM»W W kot
annoyed the workmen. Then, if one of the soldiers got hurt n . a *i|uil&gt;brmm Is tku.s r « t u n n j. is sn n tte l a th a * s k s a t k u l i i «ww h irh p u -h r. p r l « * klghav T h is » o * .r until &gt;* p ei»«Ja» fh s ' n e a r
in an argument. England would say that we started the t i pnrU) a h n t k « - W b p r * .U to a u k h r ii*sllkoo&lt;* 1h r ■ —a.- urm r-i
W IT .

We are also inclined to lie sympathetic with China
beenusp that country hi spite of its enormous population is
|n reality the under dog. She is like the elephant attacked
by the rat. Rhe is too big to defend herself. She has
THtTtllHT. NOT; M. t*lt
four hundred million people almost wholly illiterate, un­
able to find work, starving, and for years warrhtg intoin*
-rtTy pr-rmtR
themselves. Japan Is email, compact, efficient, aggressive,
(lit. wnrrlrd wan, trtra^i nrtt thy prosperous, highly military amt thoroughly organized, la
' lumbered the Jm pa
loom i of afW|
The itu*t of loss lies tM fk apoo twenty to one; yet the Chinese have tosi ten times as
ilir Moor,
many men in killed and wounded.
|| )• not fallma to hhr* home
fit’T Run da comes in on the side n|
n Mow
like Soviet Russia. We do not like her treatment of th«
Th*y I.nly fall a h o f ’e . to fig h t
(J*ar and hla family. At bud a ruler as he may have been
no m o t.
he deserved better than he got. Certainly the female mem­
bers of his family could have been spared. We do not Uka
T a in from Mi. part arid *11 th it
the .Soviet government’s desertion of the Allies at a crucial
*0 * it fo n t,
I nob lo Ihr flib ir* and Ihr n l * . moment during the World War. Nor its system of gu«ernment. It Is baaed on false theories, propagated by lies
torn .h o n e .
Who t i ll loA tony hi* lor* to Hwrll und dedolt, Mklhtg|ned by brutality and cmrrder. It*a
upon
“five year pUtl" I* a myth used to delude mesmerlied and
M *y mil* th . ylorlout moment disillusioned wortjmcn.
fO o d f in r .
We suppose, however, that with Chlnu 1» Is any port
in a storm. Sometimes it Is nat possible to pick arm's
hy modMi -o lung a rnnnlrrf.lt friends as carefully as one would like.
M r 'k il
tW r.fl.

fair

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T S . r * l&lt; s g .n u l n . trium ph In b .
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111. woril.il man, you h»»f n«tt
ratted u ntil

You ••III. hj.li afrtld in tight
no tnnrs.
A fil*.
ha« Srolm fkrwa.
Ml still
Th* fiir-jm* hold* lh. h.H.r
thing* In .tor.

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h.mocrotlc news[&gt;upers made much of the arrest the
other day of President Hoover’s brother-in law on a liquor
charge. They literally smeared It all over the from page.
And why shouldn’t they? Here was news of the Ural wa­
ter, A President who poses as a prohibitionist, who calls
noble experiment, und who
the Eighteenth Amendment
insists upon its enforcement, cannot even keep order in his
own family. His brother-in-law Was charged not only with
the possession of liquor, hut with the possession of nineteen
pints of It.
Hut we wonder If this hrother-m-luw story is as big a
break for the Democratic newspapers as their manafclag
editors at first thought. Hoover’s friends and his prohibi­
tionist followers are a p t ; to *in k , and not wlthbut some
right, is President Hbovvr.hfa brother’s keeper? Can h*
be expected to eliminate'tHd black sheep from bln own
fnhilfy cohnectloim any motto affectively than the rent «t
ua? Most people have soma relative or In-lap of whom they
are not particularly proud, and whose acts and cuoduvt

rmvto of (h*

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win rsm.it, "ay th. Japa, .«psd a l l y l h . *ln .

Prnlirlion from f). 0 . McIntyre,
Ihe |,r*alJ.nt of tha “Onr Huruirwl
Cant Wrong Club," la Intariatliig: Haya ha, “Naaton p. Dakar
will tw a big figure In tha nsst
pia-Idrntlal .l.ctlo a " To that wa
can add anothar prell'-Ron, that
two billion dollar itsflalt will also
La a tig figure.
.
In connactlon with Armistice
Pay U la inUreatlag to reeall
S*tK»anl Andanoyi who, alone and
unaided, raptured
Iwrnty-thraa

urj) af Chkaio, and Im Idaat ally a
manjbar of America's great army

of unamylojad.

tip la Warm Springs,
(lover nor RooaavaU 1
thay say thry’ll vote fo
If p^a aMklalleg n r
dancr. UnfortunaUly
do ttlm airy k«*d.
Georgia wnyway. Wbat be
aarr* C
la aalnaoa* whott vet# fer

hi* twice up In MaaaachoeetU, or
bu» In Oragon.

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Slit k a .o s o is r v a . Aw.. aX in
oTvr I k . F iv e -Y ta r etn a . It a * . | *!»■ - in 'h » la s t !««■
ka
a h s n l . U i t f . n r ih r S o i i .t i i n m
put m lliu i*- »l f ' l i t f '
m in
Its
k t n e l - 4 n h tinip rr fr s p nut i f p u .ltst- nf ih r farm t s p n l u i i s i si
w h k h It * .n t ab road u i u ttfh
t h . w.,rUl T h r k s o s lo null s o il
• 00.000 b osh *Is Jn d g w l from th a a n n i . —laly to tk s d r a t -.m im im I
h o . mat t r y th a t a n - m is x l hi key tu n W u i ■■■ 'h r* * h h i m , -k a
a t b . r v l u s i r a f io a s .
-a# a o u b l fa r m r r s ku»* V 'S 'I
thwir 'e y
t i l l th ought th a t th a F ir s - T s n r &gt;ng »•••». a k n k nun' ka - t p a i x s
P la n
d »cr*«d th a t b u m p *. *“ lu »l is fla -tio n m f t — k lrnuu »ii
im p s a era h . n r . f k r w a r j &gt;ka feus
&gt;***»" fa r to r * raum -ity T k r su.rltl
M an ra»». i r m p a r t i m nf .r w l h t r r a n « « • &gt; t * - .unJt&gt; ’&gt;*— 1 in is
re n d itio n - B u t th a t w n u a k s n f I th a ru ral a n d ^ rh w n
'a s '— u s *
M t . Uhs . s n r T o th a r . b i t k . 0 ,
* * .« u l t t i r a J
in .1 .o lk str.a i
Is a ff a r tM by th a m e n t i s - nf t b . — u n tr— n » u, * n e k * — n nw .
r m h lk .r , s h i r k . I k * m p a rts .njr, t h a t a s nra m tu rk in * to 'k o i - t u i
ban th is T sa r h a m morn m fsam a h b n u m » wta nf tha n s « • * » * r
ta R u S 'la k p ru h w tlo n than to th a t
«!«■ » altm pem * -• -k a h a r e
mt feftk*r f — I t a y t a i i r t f c
h*-w hortisMi f«jp

The Human Element

lo -t,

l+rf 1)nee •« prou4ty bnaetr.l lo
portent,
f'ollls nol irlt hrtani th . flr.1

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sitmer

to he held against the President by his friend*.
On the other hand, one of his opponents’ chief |ine«
of uttack has been blasted. Ever since Mr. Hoover U ral,
began his campaign for the presidency, the so-called “human'
element" has played an important part In atirring up oppo­
sition against him. Mr. HooVer wan not human, lie was
not a good fellow. He would not take a drink, and he
couldn’t tell a good story. He Wta no bark-stapper and he
read his speeches. What a man for the presidency! Of
America! The land of the free and the home of the brave!
The man waa simply a machine, an engineer who knew
nothing of politics, psychology, or human emotions.
Now all this is changed. Even his opponents recogniie
It. President Hooter has almost been caught with a breath
on. He hits, In fact, been caught With a breath in his
ffcst time been succesaftilly introIntro­
family. He has for the fftnt
duced to the "human elemmi", a presidential characteristic
so woefully lacking In the past. No man who boasts a
brother-in-law with nineteen pints nf liquor on hla hip can
be said to lie lacking In the human element. At Smith
himself was no more human than that.
ff President Hoover doesn’t make the tactical rtror df
publicly announcing that C. Van Neas Leavitt is NfTT'hla
brother-in-law, After all, his redaction next year In assured,
despite tariffs, farm hoaftfai, and the depression, despite
everything.

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�o q U w x ^ f i th*iA taerkm t taxObservance 'Of WoriTdir P m m A t­ ^purer."
Re was . ( M M to cotuldtack On Mnluhn Is v rtag / the tax qaeatlen a t the
rm istice Seen Signal Fhr J&amp;pahi To cvmiag aeaston of Congress bet
FAVOR OF U.^ A
that If present rood diem ecnA sB ig Success Send More TVoopa *•1d
ttnued, a U x nrvistan p ngram

WORLD COURT

ey Reveals
Ipread Sentiment
w rin g Tribunal

most

&lt;hulls after word wax racMvod of
a battle on a pew. front h) yehfch
300 Chinese end flirt* Japan***
w*re killed.
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- Japes'* dead t* data tetal l B ;
k JV in i.T p lU C ., Nar. IX— (A .r.)
Ckina'e are rttlmated a t 800 to
* by the Ameriiooo.
In Nanking 3O0P atudente peFeuadaUan to laem the decree
raded demanding war, with Japan,
Martial law wa* declared In Han­
( n if'to iA b r.aarr
kow and Shanghai.
a quaatlon of nenata
Repair* to tha Nonnl bridge
ihould he completed before the
MCDtadAt i n ' Ta cor of
end of the week. Mukden reported.
Meanwhile, Chine continues mass­
--------------— U - I U t m u applauded* /
It wm announced reerntly by John
At the Band Shell, the crewd a t - 1 ing troop* in the vicinity.
P e ip in g
reported
Jap an ’*
In ofAha fouodir aeokbled to hear Judge Wright d*.
mUttM'on foreign vats- liver a brief addrr** on "A m erica; itrrngth m the Nonnl region was
40
w--JCt ( j
p
M Today." In wW*h he atrted thatj inrr*a**d tn 4000 men with
riiktkOl aHdimkar a# bar 'Amarlcn'i prmant troubled condl- field gun* and that (BOO Chines#
__ na wW4b‘.fad ►foirn on( Um* may ho laid at the door of rebel*, friendly to Japan, war*
M facer bf (Mon by tha outside propagandista who a t* tak­ n«arby.
Rinata to complete American an- ing advantage of certain AmeriLondon attached much impor­
trtocCInto tka rofcrt- He iald ba CAnaf laidtuds. Igoormac*, and dia- tance to the fact that Unltad
'knoir-Hf n# Mbte. city, County or rat pact of *U ta and nalianal af- States Ambassador Dawes and Sir
Inert' u r aaaodation anywham la IaLr»,i Ha called upon all true John Simon, British fgvtlgn secre­
- the Qhltad Stile* whoa* forma) American, to became Individual tary. will attend the Lahgua af
. action 'had' rtiu|t*d In the c ip ra v atandard bearer* for the nation at Nation* council matting on the
•bn of dppoallion In the protocol* avary turn, and to malnlaln the Manchurian conflict la Paris Nov.
’ wHIdf e ra Khedyled Id be r»- blaaflng* o f peace a* agaioet the I«
Secretary of Stale Stlmson an ­
port ait t * Iha United Stele, Senate | horror, of war.
la s t' Dicember.
.Aa tha mtmorial axataiaa* ware nounced receipt of “a very concili­
Acting on the committee with concluded a majority of th« throng atory note" from Japan.
H r. Davie tn'typervlaini the iur- remained on tha laka front to take
v»y were als olhad lawyer*: S(1a* part In a barbecue dinner aarvrd
TO K YO , N ov. 12.— (A .P .)— E m ­
U. Strawn, formar prvaidtnt b( the by dkom'an . of
the Methodic peror H lrohito ordered a froah
American Bar Aaaoclitlon: PJihu Church. Nearly 1000 pcrion* war* brigade of n ilxrd troops and fo u r
RbrtrTfetHdrf V l i l H r , DMif R6*- ikttad daring th* two hour period. npval destroyer* to M anchuria
W the Uarvard Lew
Mere than 2000 peraoru wrr* al­ yttterday a fte r Tokyo had r e ­
Major (lencral John. V, ternately thrilled mil chilled at ceived inform ation o f 1 * battle' be­
and Wltltim Curll* Bok. Municipal Park In tba aftarnoon aa tween Japanese ahd f liin ile troop*
other mamharv of the founda- they watched a galaxy urapltndid- np a new front.
fottlgn relation comptltjef ty matched football atari fight a
DUpatchr* received bar* told of
atut.born liatlla which rrsultrd in ■ n encounter between Japanese In­
a 12 l ■0 victory for Hanford. Ideal fantry and a party of Chinese cav­
It of Vale) Celine I Edward M weather prevailed and tha huge alry near Kuchengtiu Monday in
^oaae.Tkomai W. Lamont. K«thrr gathering v ai &gt;*nt away in fin* which 300 C hin ese end three J a p s •ratt Lap#, Ellen E. Pendleton, mettle, ev/daaging much uf thalr n t » ware killed. Nine Japanese
Ogden Retd, Mr*. Kranktin pleaaurr at victory over Orlando were wounded.
Rooievalt, Mr*, Frank A. Van- by ataging a long and loud autuThl* I* a new eertor, 100 miles
William Allen Whit*, Rol&gt;- mubile parade tkrpugh (ha down­ distant from the Nonnl bridge.
A. Millikan and Owtn L&gt;. town alraal* gfter th* game.
hyaJ, hitherto tho center of opera­
No caaiialltlon Ol Injurlta of any tions for the two armies.
M E ,:
, EV y h iA ,
A
kind
Wert
reported
to
Police
Head­
“ManfCtdlbw toirtgroupa ddlUH
Th* war office announced th at
U r* ragfDtiy .rtt« d ,\ Ur. D atl* quarter*, with C^ldf of Police Roy thee* new casualtiea bring Japan’s
mM . dnUrday,
"have marvlj U. William, ajaftousclng it an un- tetal dead to 120, with 302 wound­
Irowfhi up to dal* acilnn ta**n uaually quiet dg|, although th* ed. Tho number of Chintvo casual­
i* IM b n arp rC tllM -y ears- Tha uaual prankUH boyi exploded fire­ ties ie not known here, but on tha
f c * Y a * CUy Rar Aaaovlatiow cracker* dsngeroualy time to per­ bails of nawapaper dispatches
red tha qaailinn at aev, iod* and proparty and utherwi** from 890 to 1000 hate been killed.
ngn. Tha San. Pranctaea ill"ported tbimatl***.
Japan haa&gt; 13,000 men In Man­
’ atlonhaa liken two
churia. against a Chinese fore* of
■zrx y“ " ~
iati thp yhlallon. A
about 230,000, according to war
' tha allOelattofu that
offlca figures. » i i • ,
Harai datia Iruifh' ntera
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fhdapt'oi rbiolbUan,
tkliad B*t^A|io&lt;l»tkm.
TH^ M tk. community program
rough-going ilfirtfvAan
of tha. H aw n 1* achadt ic j Vo )•*
____tloi
ak arU b n rau to furnuh *p n k . heard a t the Band Hhall atarting
era without chard* ta &gt;aal org*nl- at 7 JO. olclock tonight. Aa uaual
Iblaoponaorad by local marthanU,
iatlona JatkreaUd In
their liinnMn upon (ha prtaciit and Jt bring, together f i t , acta
P'
(ConUnuad from Pag# One).
status o( tha ncgotislonx trading
leading of Nnfotd- and on* Mt of DaLend
Itatad tha world economic coi
to tha adhsrvnca of Iba United atnalvur Ulant. •
Mlaa Joanna A anrtllo will alng
•tale*.
“Bine# tha •prlng
epring of thU
thla yuar
p i t three blue* aonga,
irala fallacy bean p N s c h s d th e
Mlaa fa u lla * fiteudanmlro wilt
■W T U U . - L y i ‘
Jvlsaippitn
la id ,' ‘'that this
a (lumbar o f pUha lalcctlona.
•t UlwgutJp Vifmdwii
luntry should ba content to pro*
MUa Ruby Couraey will ba heard

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adopted.

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Jetjjned

(Centlnuvd from Psga Onn)
(Continued from Page One)
to be peexlmletic enough. Ho amid,
iMf Wf-Wright waa Ik* principal dered a freah brigade of trowfa U believe Dm existing njcidMona
•Maker, shared honor, with tha and fo-ir naval deatroytra U Mhn- would continqp through the jeers.

traditional football el*i«lc between
RahfdTd and Orlando high achoota
In pravidlng antartalnmant for tha
crowd®,
Tha parpda, lad by tha M-pt*e*
Saaford Etka Band, and enmpri*lag unite of the American Legion,
the Auxiliary, the Uuiled Rpam»h
Aatap&lt;*V .W « Jffte r« n » . the Boy
Be jute, the Jlwinaal Guard* men.
the D. A. R., and the U. D. C marched through crowded at re e f
to the Band BHall ai airplane*
at bnlad overhead and tha crowd

"Tax dlMtrealoa and threatvryed
tax incraaaes cannot possibly a t
thla tlma give encouragement to
business,” Harrison said. “It will
rouse it to become morel timid,
(hock legitimate Investment* and
pOrhape bo an Inflames in tha
B longaiion of our economic ron
Ion. Evon though the got*™ Incnt 1* mow facing a deficit, the
budget can he balanced by the
issuance of additional bond*. .O.ir
fiscal atructurw ie sufficiently
louad to invite such a policy.’’
He asserted that "without re­
spect to party affiliation or sec­
tional environment, the forwardlooking American citiaen must be.
rom* aroused end demand such a
change in the policies of tho gov­
ernment a*
will restora
that
friendly relationship with fprviga
nation* which has characterised
the progress of our people."
Tha present tariff policy hasserted, had compelled Ameri­
can industries to go to Caned i ,
where they had doublad In num­
ber and In Capital invented.- and
even forced them to locate in
other countries. "It ha* created
bread lines, alowtd down ihe
wheel* of Industry, trashed values
and wrecked confidence," he add-'
ed.

P all Of E m o jie
B la n k ets
ets South
south
Ctfrbin k Traffic
(Continued from Pag* One).

arte damage ) y the'widely scat­
- was
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tered fire*
available,, _____
but several day*

ago It wme cfttp ielcd

psisengar flights peer tha lino
through Ala&amp;aiko Ahd south t to
New Orleans, thoogh the
mail
went through. .Tha company ,rv-,
ported »ome 'amok* on tho line
northwest through Nashville mod
Louisville to Cincinnati, but th*
plane* went ahead.
Eastern Air Transport cancelled,
pestirnger flights south through
Georgia to Jacksonville but carried
the mail No passenger* wera car­
ried on the coastal line from Ja c k son rill# to Plorenco, R. C., but
north of them flying conditions
improved. T h , line from Atlanta
to Richmond operated on schedule.
I'hfrlesliin, S. C.. sent 100 emer­
gency fighters Into the woods t.com).at fire*. Chief Game Warden
Richardson there blamed the fires
on careless night hunters and
asked power to prohibit
night
hunting until after Thankagjvlng.
Hi Nirth Carolina condition!1
hat improved, especially In tho
wextem part of tha state. Firts
still burned over wide areas near
the roan! but no damage was re­
ported except the loss to timber
land.
In Alabama paiaenger plane*
were grounded at Birmingham and
air operations at Maxwell field,
Montgomery, were discontinued.
Tho emoke pall wax to thick that
orden for an eihlhillon flight over
tha city in celebration of Armiilko
Day were cancelled.
An unueually dry
autumn
throughout the area had prepared
the wood* for the fire*.

TERMITES
The Innerle With A
♦10,000,000 Appetite
Mi»rw th a n F o r ty M illio n D M .
lair* in d.4rnAic* to h n m o
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liuitiltn jiii i* rutjB»tI b f T ^rm itpn
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mlriAt* o f a ll rw'6l* k n ow n to i h f
pru|ie&gt;tif nw nwr liulity living • *,
f r i t h s an«I d if f ic u lt In «!•*•«»,
th#y u su a lly Burrre-4 in hidhike
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llr a n ir it by Dirt I I I . Iltm o t*a..
o f &gt; t-m i)b la , T a rn *. m P in ifa r tu r .
• r o f T a r m l n l i, th a Im le 'u a v il In
th a lr tr ta r tn v n ia , w ilt
«la«Ily
lu aiw et y o u r b u ild in g * upon r r .
w lih o u t o b lig a tio n to you.
W r it* u r y h o n * t h r l r lo c a l r * p ,
r r a r n t a t l » r , U n ltad L u m b a r l'n m .

that In the single area around
Valdosta, in xouthrrn
Georgia,
IS.OOO or more acre* had been
Mirne.l over.
'
Mail flight* over southA8*l*rn
air lines wars generally about on
Gate, though pUqt* reported thnt
oyer most of thety runx tho earth
v i i Invisible trwm anything, other j
then eery low altitude. Vk frw
thousand fost n|h'they said, Tlylftg
conditions wore normal and visi­
bility good, except tor the billow­
P*njr«
ing smohc cloao to the surface.
American Airways cancelled It,

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1 s t a t F o o t o f M agnolia

tha cotUumpiIVa da'ynadda of, her - own \
r~v'w. Such
people."% policy He charaitarjiad u ' a rppbdlstlon e( tha fee tori that herntofora tutored 'Into ttq develop­
ment of tha Unlltd Piste*. Re­
sponsibility retted upon the states,
mahehlp and force of pubflt
opinion, ha declared, "to s f f s c t i
cbahfe
tained
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Company
E le ctrica l W l r ja i and
R q M itttt:.

General Kbclrte
refrigerator

I t i f t fir every car

every leasen

Beauty Salon
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for Information

DRUGS

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PRINTING U .

The Herald's Directory.
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j a » ii
buslnesa, of Its kind per*
rutonibli cool*, i /
milted.
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AUTO TOPS

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LUMBER

Why nnt advertise through
Hill Luipber Co. ,
13th and 0oDy ..
a medium that Is read by
everyone —- especially n e w We are at alt tBuea glad
comers. For rates in the to aneiet you In*any way
directory phone The Her­ with year building needs'*
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H. S. White

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PAT HARjRiSON
HITS POLICY OF
G. 0. P. REGIM E

Erase aa RqaniQlat, accompanied
by Mra. r . , E RgumlQat at .the
f lin t, will pUy a group of aaxaphone aatactiona.
r O tlg-Trsw iy,., Hanford guitarist
and vocalist; hie another group of
"W lU M yred g fa.
. Miss Loci Ue. Blew ait, Mlaa
Klorvvt Larglmorp, and Mia*
Blanch* Houlo, of DaLgnd, will offVr x humorou* akatch entitled
“HI* Hopkln* and her
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ly moved ~aM made angry lW «wy
•’&gt; what I heard hut wha£ I aaW."
Telling of the thre*-«»fr T*tft * f
III' rotnmiwi* to O r t'ia w f e Alotucta in Kentucky and of tho evl«i*n&lt;« taken from wltn*ee*. he
«*M that lowthnony of Tb* afcerlff
nf Harlan County and d £th a dig-

t u . huroht
nn.1 t o , Yo
Co, . ^an ford

1&gt; * 1 a t l e n r t y ha.1 b e e n aflc wr dd b i l l

an.i

W. S. Entzminger

Creamery, at
Haikct
»*»..*, I»U
d.in*&gt;r,| hy;

tXJST OR STRAYED: Police dog,
aaawer* to name of "Chief." BeWand, Geo. llabe, phone M i d .

(&gt;f».t&gt; baker

K il l

Pnlnt. New Rubber, t l t f . Nearly new H*rl«y-D».Kl»on meiM
cycle. Reel &amp; Solu. Myrtle Are.

""t that of Judge Jane* dooplu
Thr folio*
ihr Tatt, ho »*ld, that lb* latter non of prft*
ha.i nffrrrtl to appear i f r l M tip- Mi* P. [&gt;.
w
*, ' . e
1 Bn.tnn, Mr*
When," *1# continued, “aflbf the H. J IVIlron
• ; r— :
r 'Oimiltr* had elready bcgtm tab- in*r Mb* V
N e w p o r t n b w s , va.. Nov.
i"ir the testimony of many—thoee C"&gt;ur..y. Ml
12.— (A. IM —Theodore
Draiaer
"h.i had been ahot a t or ahot— II J. (!dt.
y e e tir d a y . f a t a f a r " publication a
w b t f c i tho « i m and fjrUtlvr. Mm C. W.
n lg tiM ita tt m tn t in w hich b e fla t ­
•&gt;f theta who had boon tlfStl, * l * ° ,
oin, M
ly denied I k e c h a r g e t f a d u ltery
nf man wh &gt; had boon preaent When M
Clew!
kitchen*. .coking to food hun- Mr. A C. h
g 'l miner*. lh«ir wtro* and gfcll-lrn. M.r K,
man. wrrr dynamited, a# w#JI a* 'I Thonip...
H| linn who hj.l horn afrcatcd nnd K Trim
foil** I for collecting fooil or menu
The
for &gt;t*rvmr minor*. We .night tn rr electric n
i|Or«linn him. ho had dtaappcared ’ Klnrida I’nw
lit. added that rnly lite r the Vrigidaire, I
committee hail left nid Judge June* a General Kl
mine forth to moke n atatemenl Kan^all Kler
that “Orei.er and hi* gang ahould | friger.tnr, h
hhve been driven out of Kentucky |(*« . * new
*lnl Into the Ohi &gt; River.”
Grandfather1
A Il»t of quc-lion* which g r e ..e r Mnf-Mac Hi
•aid had Iwrn &lt;ent to Judge Jone* in electric fr
tit hi a office and at hi* home wa» Klortrtr *V
ritfil, with tW Mtatf mlnjt that **h«*, anil tohl#. ►
ha-* n«&gt; answer**!! Ihrm and
turr t ’n Ka
on If, h»* wII'Lji*it,M
l
! Ih# Mflton

■Mew,- tr* a g | net am ine that
| e , m M tkr width that* men
Bad kae became tou red to the

Barld or that (be objlgatien*
ftbUh they l*f*Jto y *. Dm lUinr.
Bree been diecSarged," ha «ald.
D The world, be Mid, la more
Keerlly armed then beferw the
Meah war. The' are*id*ni oiled
mp a re-e*tabH»h*#wt uf fonflS a e e among nailer*, r
■ "ffieb aellnn require* aotreatie*.
f t documeuta and n* commitfttn u ," be aaid. “It recf-ilr** only
f t a t each nation reel 1*4 th* *ltuaf t h that ertau ; that It rontriK t e In Ita o w n - pollelea and withL It* own belt hittreal to the
building nf good will and Ihe reBUdtng af confidence."
k’ Hooret added that pregreae tra*
w ing made through cliMer P*retnkl cpittact Between the lewder*
of Afflhntt countrte*.
hr At be apohe, Dlno Grand!,
a a* on bla way to Waahlngton.
'll* come* while Ih* memory of
PrtM or L artl’* Halt &lt;o the capi­
tal I* &gt;tUt frwah. Before that,
Jhlbttay MicDonald, Brill.h prime
rfHillatlr, and Hbuver talked Ing M l Idly of their ptdllema of gmrk'flMMtt.. ‘

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N fn RrtMng with tie aplrit o f th*
M r&lt;w tyd »««•# fprn Hi# afata
ia i th a t Jap an .baa aunt
lllatory not*" an the
Manchurian aitoatlon.
■enUtlwaa nf Bolivia and
iy aat here with ipokaamen
iral republic* nf th* wcetth# CKddd Kodnddry dltputr
« t long ha* threatened th* peace
Scoth America.
Tb* chief executive apok* at th*
idkalkn nf a Dtatrlct of Columa World War memorial. He wa*
traduced by Frank D. Noyea,
-nnlgfnnt of th* Awodatad Prays.
TW Moment of illaneo iwepabla from th* day—(hat moment

Herald Cooking
School En j oy s
1st Day Success
( f‘"&gt;nimir&lt;1 from Pgg** On#)
Hb talk Nlhie ■ f i t t i n g pi«hirir&gt; to
the hour tn d a Half Ifytor# which
Mias Ihs-lter (|#livrr«*il In har utual
inttrc^ting anil In^lnictiv# rnunnar
Dining th«- morning Mi«* |)#ck*
r r mati# cranberry ralrsli; i h#r»|
mi&gt;in-r. a tlld|| of veal a la Maiy
tiinrl; ra-bst-rtiif of nvt»’C* flli'l
spRghrtli; arrl mail# two fttlic-*, nil
♦if which *hi* Inter itiAlribnlr«l iis
priicrt.
Thr fooik «hr prrparrtl wrrr itonnirfi hv thr following inrniintits
th,. Magnoli.i AvrniM* anil Ivntl
Fir«*r Slrfrl branch**-* of the* A ft.fi*I
P; thr Sanfonl Avrrnir. Mn|milin
Avenue, ami E**t Fust
Street
brandies nf I'iggly-Wiggly; For
rest (lAtchrirs I 'ftM|h Drfb^cry;
|l.nng's Mmt Market;
ltoh#rU
i (iit h c r y ;
Stcn^trom'*
llia c g tv ;
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BUI lH m T BLOCKS—Irrigation
boie* an,| general cement work.
Mirarle Concrete Co. J. lb TerWtllayer. Prop. Jrd. end Elm.

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WANTHi Solnmin *|th n r to j ihith
tak- •n lfn and 4#llvYr hom*
npcp^'ltiP1* on nW
Mtabltehvd n
rnutPR m l.a#*#burF, TltuRville. ] n
Npw s'niyrTiA ami Thtytonn Bf*cb. ( J ”'*
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$11,00(1 annual hu«inWM. Snm# «**- **'|T
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SCITS CLEANED f f A .
AND TRESSED 4 l y ,
PANTS c l e a n e d a f t AND P R I S E D M U 1
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HENS and FRYERS

IN CASH PRIZES

DRESSED OR LIVE

See Your Druggist.

Send T hem On HI Dny»'
F re e T rial
The Captlol Spectarle l ‘ n , he*;
devi.ed a new cnmlmt .I'r rla c le l
(hat will mil l.rvak nr (*itil»h ami I
leave* nn mark nn the nn*e or;
fare The*e *t&gt;celae|. * aie really
heaunrul, y u e wearer ■ ilMllnaul.hed appearanee m l will en­
able anyone tn read the fine«t
punt. *-■ e far nr near T hey o f­
fer tn .end n pair nn II) day*'
trial In any reader nf (hi* paper
with the 'tm&lt;ler*iamltni[ that it
they are not atnaied anti delighted ami tin not think the .peCLacle*
1they n ff*r *t f 1.99 equal to thoer
...Id e l.e w le re at 120, they w ill
he nut nothing, Ju*t *end name,
ad Ire ., and age tmiay to Capitol

Spectacle Cn..

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S a fe P le a sa n t W a y 1!
C H E O M U L S iO X

the pnal*
Karltbr, Hodidr
deni** traditional Nov. 11 pilgrimads, the Journey to the bill* of
ytaglRla to lay a wreath on tho
lamb of th* Unknown Soldier In
AgHagton national cemetery,
.1 Mr*. Hoover atepped forward
jd t.r him to place a circlet of

The Pilgrim Fathers Landed At Plymouth

A trip to tho wakhingte
ird to In*poet the frigate
As tha day turned Into a night,
flight which found bonfire*
truing over th# country t l year*
(o, th* vole* of Pershing went
wr the country lb hJ* men. A
week bp Hanry L. Slovene, coma a d e r e f the American Legion,

—lies the bent spot of nil this country. There we should go to build our
homes," we imagine the leader pointed out to his followers.
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No stores or business houses existed on the New England shores of
our country, hut even then those hardy pioneers of this most powerful na­
tion in the world, always chose the best of what was offered.

id Bmurintar roads

|L ’ * GOODYEAR*
^

PATHFINDER

—the wise man chooses the best of Yvhat the present offers, whether he la
In the market for groceries, merchandise or

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AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . W E D N E S D A Y . N O V E M B E R 11. 19.11

Hoover's Brother-In-Law
Is Arrested, Charged With
Violation Of Liquor Law
WOMAN ACCUSES
DAD, BROTHER
IN LOVER’S DEATH

F i t e C enlii A C opy

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PREMIER HITS ARMISTICE IS
PLAN ON WAR OBSERVED IN
DEBT IN TALK NATION TODAY

DEMOCRATS TO
GIVEPROGRAM
TO SALVE U. S.

$

MacDonald Criticizes President Begins Day
System A “C r a z y By Placing W reath
Economy” And Says On I ’nknown Soldier
It C a u s e d C r i s i s
Tomh In Arlington

Will Be Presented To
Congress R e g a r d ­
less Of Which P ar­
ty Controls H o u s e

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SANTA MONICA. Calif., Nov
tl
(A T.)—Charged with pos***. . . . —
•l»n of a gunny each containing
II* pints of liqunr, C. Van N»*«
L 'avitt. broth,t in-law of Pre-i
d»nt Hoover, wan a t liborty ye*h
trr.lay under hall of »3i0.
I-*«vitt. who I, 57, wsa arre tc l
Monday
h , vest Iraring S groc«ry own.d l.y a friend, C. It
I&gt;»llry, 43, alto accused an I reT IE N T S IN , N o t . 11. _
Icacnl under similar bond.
l* 1‘HII I f ||. MY KING.
, WA IIIMSTON, Nov. 11
&lt; A ,P .)— F r e n c h a n d B r it is h
A S H IN G | ( IN . N trv. 1 1.—
The two ir*n appeared in p o l'•*
"N IK IS, Nov II -(A .P .)— (
ISesident Hoover turtle I
tr o o p * w a n t in t o t h e tr e n c h e s
( A I M — F u ll la-gUlHtlvp prtv.
court yesterday, pleaded not g:'!'!.' ,l"' kr‘* S *n unprecedented ina- ttnUy t.a\%;%t,| Arlington feoKtery
h e r e to c e le b r a te A rm is tic e
PHILAnELPIUA, Nor. tl. ^ and were urdared »0 atsnd trial i - ' " ' t'n m r Minicter MacDonald to
a ArrAth on the toRih of
urKiu ilt-vigni il to rt-llevp llio
D a y to d a y a s re n e w e d f ir in g (A .P.)—Miae Rom E. W. Alik), “? f!°V
‘:,r *U,*1,t ,¥‘0la«i"n
I II. f.r .t full .e .,tu n ..f the the t 'niton*n SnMiet while the en­
lutiiin'-v w u rrit'a Is plnnix-tl b y
,
tire natn*n jcincd in with Appro­
b e tw e e n t h e C h in e s e c ity a n d for whoao lo r, Francla A. |«.,o-- of the v&gt;right %ct. California**
tin- Hi m n e r a ts .
• .
liquor statute
1 of ‘ 0,,,m"n* &gt;»’ ‘«nU y and priate- I'hstsrvtMM* t»f th,. th i.tr -nlh
b . her broth. | T.
th f
Jap an ese
c o n c e ssio n aUaon. III, waa -stain
,h '- N itional goarrnm ant'a a n n ie ta iry »»f th r signing of the
-It is to b e pn-seuti&gt;rl to th o
• r Edward H. B. Allen,
yeeteitjT ' The a rrra u were made hy two ,,U
th r e a te n e d a b a t t l e In w h ic h told polico th , he’m h e r * hretlwr , *d*r* 1 Ptoh»h' ‘l»n ag en t'. R..I.
produce remedies for the Armistice
in c o m in g C o n g r r u n -tfn rilln n s
I n te r n a t io n a l ^ o m p l i c a U o n a a n t father reaponalbln for l X „ , U ,M K' rn Woolman. and w"....................tc c ri.l. a d a p ta b le to
TH*‘»e will
the usual ig trrrst
o f w h ich p a r ty o rtfn n izo * th o
aldaon'a
death.
I
|
Policeman
Th..ma.
Carr.
nil
nalioua
in th • hri* f itiMre** of th^ chi«*f
y-Km rx-.-. - The British enH o u se.
brother ordered me out hf , ln “
«*to&gt;nad
" " " v criticised •» .y,4em r x a u tiw which n planned f.»r to
trenehed themselves around oor“ My
I h is plun w a s a n n o u n c e d
home." ihe waa quoted by , ^ | b&gt; ,‘'*rr * •» nn-ded . .
1 '" 'v r -mom) ..n reparation. nlgKt at ii nVlo.k to i*e* hroad. their barracka adjacent to the Ike. "Now I-m wd a..,. r lu l i i r
,K* l"&gt;uor dM no' •* '""* iT
**"
h" "■"J h" ' catt »»h»*r the- &lt; tdiinihiN rh.nu.
y v s U -n ls y by I tc p r e s c n t a ti v b
| rillage of Uoohlhkal St Dm west- to etay out.”
r* to him. The ctatement caul Ilaily
»'"&gt;ut th» dt*lrr«itng *ro- g l*Artiei|hau»tn in thr d«dic*tiun
(.ainer, IVnns ralK- trailer, .||m n
lor« and of the French concession
ipprnarhintf «n&lt;l
Honaldcon, 25, .on of a m „ i |. ,w thr o f t w » approarhing
and m," " ‘ "»*«"«"
which tl... of *he- war meritiFtlal an | in«|H^
hia arrival fruju- Li* hem.- nt
sa d W H orisr oa both the C h in n , nent Philadelphia family, wa. ahd ! n,,teh'■', ,h* , “ k'. .P1..." .' n't in
ttnr.
of
thr
fd
g
at,.
**(*onstitutii»n'*
in
1 , 1 r" llen *l',r* '|*- w *"4d
l .aldr, Te«.
hand*
ami aaylng
saying ,,l|»,ii*4
■ doath
'
by Allen.
*l„&gt; of
** »nd
•Here, \
'* l" '« "
4‘ l11
»"»n will ......,deir the prrcident'a .ay’r
to
Allen, 23,
23.' aleo"
off ao I, le^RTilt'g" h*"1
,
.
u * 'ea- .C .
. . .
for ... an unnituial emnomie ad- pio&lt;iam.
Tho. . v i - r JP g t»— also as* aocUUy prominent
Thu Tesan did not diacliwe lha
family, | n &lt;.t
,h l* r*'*1 nuu-H
l‘«- °f the progiam, but r.v^•v»tt flit! hr tilt! not Ju 'ln .rtu u|utn thr «orl«|," hi* ««ul.
^
wound 1U Allen
(•anrowl John Fcrvhmg, «h«» l#d
apartm ent at the (Jrvan.. il.li r * ,r
*“
nrinmn ‘t \eould Iw
know h h i t the «ark c*»n, ai*'f J **thf earle| \%i|| never *Ut*ce*«J or th* Anisofi mn «o|«||o*r* in Kr
.__ fta ria e the C h in n , In St- Farm* Hot*I Monday night.
|&gt;r«»«|H*i "
mevt the attuntion. Ilo
tam p tiaa to renew . the Jrpaaeoe
dm ng th# win- pU'w |,» »p«*ak . . . .
Mlaa Allan la 18. Her motlar m til th« officers tohl Pin*.
The Ira «*r of thif l.alxtr t^ijm. tl’f radio At !• oVIosk tonight *ith
viinc emc-rxrnry might
N w easiona with their f e n s aught dlrd la n apilng. Her f»th*r »
&lt;*air « at| Iu9i\itt. wild I* a
"iltuit. (icuii/c I.MnsUuty, UthtMl H*i. y Sicvrns. A nii'iicin legion
ma«u i-ban era nrcr**ary within tho
,
O re o r» f, French
territo
- ranch . te
n t ry ‘
Horace Allen, a letin-d woo^n tirwl plumbing contrsitivr. At
pcrlml of Hi • veatlan.
m e . foasplirsU
t*rnpteil to identify himself m • thr n»hv g iv«*rpmflit for n h a t hr naif &gt;n4i commandrr. vuo»l of th*
manufacturer.
tl'MIU'ol thr YN|fi' i'IIchi uf its pro cADin*l nirmltrrs an | «evi riiJ mem­
D arnvr.arrived nt noon, rhurtly
cIoUms raider*
Th« father and brother ubjrtgd MJnnm ." The officer »*iil l^nvitt
alter the Itvputdtvin fl o r leader
*“
Ah* Chlnaa* le­ to Ounaldaona attention* to hir. WAS Attem pling |o p’are the cark ' “ r*"'
out
' ri,i,',*wl ,h » P 'ini * b*P- of t'oilgriMs h ho Will
in the lavt Conger**. Kepreacnta.
aulnmohlt. when
. h . „ K. . illrw-ter iMTVOlially for the lull, h ] of -he capital for th* iiio t Ih**
wd, thalr hand. Tba young suitor went to the Al­ ir. ani Automobile
he .vao
wa.
playing.
The
nirmhvrs
live TiUnn of ('onnectirnt, an*
«* polas la the lan apartm ent last night to t|y arrestrd, but h- added that Ih- |
I nder
eklva *, m e l a n ­
n-'iim-cii llmive Krpuhlicvnv plan,
to others. Firing to patch up differences Utwran did n jt believe Leavitt wav *rll a&lt; lie waiptl m copy of King choly a . ih.we lo-neath whir), llie
I (ietinni* in r ic m | Addrvss An I Woild War rnded IT yea.a ag-&gt;.
nrd to nominate a apeakrr and
*r today
diad bar and her father and bn.ih.r ing liquor.
rnntrat for control dc*,vito tho
b u t tho sltoa- An altercation followed, there
Mr. and .Mrv. L eant hove nviul ' switl **ihi« innocuous &lt;|«h um nit Wasliingtnn barkenet y e.(rrd av lv*
iN fu|' tho erho Ilf a -Vr»v« firing'- th
l&gt;cnv erratic m ajoril)
Tll.on a|v&gt;
gvowlng more w ar, blow, struck by Bocahlaon ----i.KNKVA. N«% II
»A I* •
here , *••
for ■
a number of year, and i knnnn n» ih*» King'*
Vpp»..vimitrU J i» 0 0 |&gt;*rwoiiA
cuipiincuis fium In-ginning io will reverberate through the Ns A rm i-tt*' |iff^ f i||«l* I )|«* | i ’n t*’It* id
ndurned for the ruining *e**ion to.
and young Allen In the pio»«ncc ,u v * • a0'1 about 23 year•a old.
' of
i '-m .ill ii*t titiii* nf S- ntinol* da&gt;.
Till!.*'
A^vJjss freet Tokyo said Em- of Allan's father and A. M. Luca*.
lion today in Armivllee liny ,-ele- Vntioin*, vi i- III itn tti) - i I M
I" making the arrr&lt;t th feier&lt; lily t'-«!av lllltti the* «|o»Vll-toto ||
Thr King had rsud hi* u «|t««-. btalion*.
Whlla D arner declined In d i»
iS fo r Hilohlto has aethoriaod tho a friend of Donaldson.
al a*&lt;nt* entered th r front dour
d i « | H | t v , r i i t p i d n i in
„
,| a m
ftom I hr throne a iiii I |.o (irsal
sending of o mixed brigade af
•Iie*t*td anil lnk(*fioiit m th.’ vhiiu rnvs public qtm tion*. hr &gt;aid the
'Ailh a threat of wnr In Man­ • t i .ig g h - H itd i tin - w ,i n o ’iim
Young Allen left the- pla.r, r» of lha store on one of the elty'«
...
troogs from Japan to Manchnrla to turned a half hoar later with a main hoJlevatd*. and t'a r r via P«»ni|i ^ * n ,| c v r p m f m y in t h e ||o u * « * churia spreehm aker, up and down
*V **f til*4 Mun»« Ipsi |*irr fUg-pul* m atter nf nrganirlng tho H em e
• flit "i* in the lap or Ihe DihI*.’’
ropUeo the preagni force,. There •hotgun and fired on* shot "» tim ed' him«elf near the rear door, «'f l.onf* "My people have g u ru the country found the (irl.| of in­ Man huria.
Thirteen ve.lfs after th,. U ...I I t*» join with nn*irha«r« of t!«iny!wllI'n til tho llmive rooct/ l)*v, f .
U v r Ja pongee doetroyera wore DonaMaon waa h-aring with D&gt;ra-. where 1-eatilt w a a arrrvird you an • aliphatic mamlat;* au«| *-%« ternational relation* full of omniI
uf
Post
of
;|o*
A
meric
An
U
■
,
•
ni|r»d
the
Hi
no
la*«an«*«
,.
n
ymi to achlcvp %utvrps,' hu ou* portent with which to acvent
he added, it. m ild m t h* iletrrv
•edeowd t« prooood 'frooa P o rt Ar- Donaldjou diad In Bryn Mawr hoi- DtdleWJ^ts/Mlfevti.d In the itorv
l.o-giori
■
ml
othrr
aviociatctl
s*rvflh
t
»
*
threatening
I
world
with
mined which party would have tha
tk u r |o lu r e bocwaeo of tho bv- pita I. *
demands for inrinsnent pcaro Another m artial vonvuUmn
“I g S * jj ® the l ag. and now
,
.•
i i- rlui&gt;* in n mlrnin ohsrr. inr* niovt coin, on th floor.
Pursuing nN iomm*nt« on rri»a measures.
rreaaing rr e rlty o f the ManchwriYesterday Align * ■ , hel,| with­ I’m h o ld in flt," I r a vlit raid la t
.•f
\i
oii«ti«
i
|*sy.
T
«
Mie»
t
t
i
n
s
t
h
r
*
i
t
i
p
|
i-a
g
v
•
Mr. MsiDonaUl’ paid. It
“I do believe the Democrats are
* ““ “
•*
Catinrr out ball op a ebatge of.m uniar. night. “ I was m th . .to re seigh- ,,rations.
Likewise th . United State* h*q&gt;e I- to .cli l i n g i t s n o p it'll, n | . «•«
(mpo„ lhl,
.
* Mi-nil i'o u it J'liJgfi WaIIac* \V in n better position to organ!*e
from
‘hat with- of »a FT«
peaceful
**tllem
of thu in ii *j|&gt;r«m«* t i i ..11 lit
»Vor some, tmve," Mlaa Alien In , m y.rU when a o m - a . .hauled
li c a *' ,mP«” ihl' ,0 .
‘ S IU I ■
r i U P i n rrnt
i i l OI
Wright,
the- -apwakrr
th* day, »a»reji
to rink*
r illh t
-re---a —
F * " " ’ ' of *"■
lhan th o , i\W
KepubUcanr,. . by-Pnltew CUpt, fgHtal -tors cuorrs TeSHwy O arrF - ■align no saying, “my father
“A minute later DalleY or «»gll-!
......
revTawmg tno N ation* leadr'rvhii
■c the full -oslTred «t the bare of the f ta r - f ,r e " Jeew4*aW
Ch la i ie troop*
‘
against FranSto. Ha took on*.
("le following a parade through g re ste r harmony
of th
I'nii
lu m b er the J
^ u l,ln g “ In I r n ^ UhT 1 r ^ ^ T T f ^ . r . ' ^ n r ^
..... ..
s dislike Vh him about a year ago •get rM*"t? , L V ^
•lown-town street*, a few momenta Republican u r n n l u t !
I fWataMsy a t Angaa- and trouble has been brewing «v,r
” 1 don't
,un't know what waa In th nw,r;h e g u M \m T ,: r , u ^ \ 1r ^ ; !
T hc-.,.;.T * o r .
.............. ■Per the Ber. Frank M. Mailer,
chi, near tha Nannl hrHgehead. alnrt.
Q urtliom d a* to w hether ttoki
sack, but I triad to ba s good (cl «l&gt;i h rrrelv c. It.
I
“L u L u in .' ,
,Jf ' - n,P'
»-"'ful. Inlr.nnt.oe-I i a*tor of the F irst ('hristisa Democrats might allow II,e Ua*1
from which (Ten. Mah Chanahaa
-In August tk(re wsa an agree­ low and atartad to run out the
(
hurrh
ha,)
delivered
an
invovawaa driven la i t week.
“ It la n e r c .a r y In.g e l into cv.n- , M in th* r-u M i.h m .n ’r of a ju.'t
n m m r n t " '" ^ ''
‘'"t •iep. a n j the crowd had fawd th* publican* »u organise. D arner said ;
ment between Francla and my
''W hen responsibility- r line* to
The two fervea were eeparetod father whereby Francla waa ptr- bark door. Ju at sa I (tapped into
tha alley, tha fedarsl man stop-v.i
Part for a brief two minute period the Demovrat* we *hmtld r -eepl '
hy S n v w a e ’e land abeot 15 mi lea mit tad to are me twlca a weak. Hut
me, opened thu taq k and fo.no iav whlatlea and la'll* amujunrel It. and we will. Whether th* nsat e re r/ opportunity father would
,
t h e hour of the Arnilatlrr.
| vpoiwiliillty Is the organisation of
extricate ouraelve* from thi* abTito J a p s aaaa refused to maka *ay nomethlng dlaagrtaabla about full i r whiaky pints.
■*,.(,
“One nf tha officer* rtcogni-ed *■ rd entanglement of the tmpoa- Ha and n lhrr high ..fflrlal* w ill1 th- ennlvcreary, Ihrrvf..
Following J u d g e
Wright'* Ihe House or in furntiug a poll-y
public any figuraa about their Francis.
walk
to
tin
.
brow
of
n
Virginia
me. I guess, because they di&gt;l» t «th|e.“
•nit juhlllntloTi, hut wllh
• peevh, tha gathering dllpersnl, for the nail in, we ehnitlu accept tt
strength, but It wa» learned oa
hill and lay- Wreath* on the plain
"I told father that I wsa in Iota •ecm to know what to do. T h i)
uaiiyr to attviul the bartievue din- or gi t out."
Frem ler lava!'* visit to th* white *lab &gt;f the Unknown Sol- f'*iin,| «en*e of thr giavllv nf tl
(Oantiaaod oa Page Three)
with Frands. These arguments took mt down and arraigned m.
dvr prepare,| by women of tha i tiwrnor ha* no opponent in h|g
dnaiion. The Manvhurinn
United State* waa of the h'ghc.t dlir-e tomb.
had been going on for com* time, but .n e of tho officer. whUper... „ 1Um ,lan-e. he e.td, and it * .
’ ha* .prong upon a world aliciiily 'drthndiat fhutvh, eervrd *t the party fur the , |o-akervltip nonilns.
la t e r hi. m ire a n ) those of heavily himlcned with
all of which led up to last night that ' ho|*« « "« i t t j “am - Jl hop.*4 th a t it wcul) lead fli»t of
fin tit • I I tear of the Court House, other* to lion. Virtually all Ihe JI7 D-mo.
olhtre
will
(ContinOad on Page Three)
l.e carried through the „nd economic tm hl a.
1 "'»ke ready to alien | th* annual erat* have pledged Ihem vrl.w’ to
Jom * I objoctod, btti be Inal.ted ' „ || tll , n u „d.reU ndlnr Iwtwr.-n
air to a pruplc resting nt prove,
The I eagi-e took*' Willi iri .lt Ranfortl-OrUisln foot'nil game the Texan, while the speakership
l.ravritt said he an d 'h la wife France and Gctmany. **In the full
while turbine en,| trade-counter re­ ronvrriv t,i Nov. |it, when tb» roiii- and everri*o* which will Iwgln at
,
AftM td publicity a* nn.| final umJenitAntllng, howt w-r."
..
— uum instiin buttle among tbe 3|4
WHKHKAH, Tha Am* r lean
main silent ill honor of the dry. id renew* It. ilc1lboint.,.n in i LOO »* lock at .................
Municipal I'ark. | liepuhllcana i* raging.
rrU
tiv
r.
of
tha
pfSiklant
be
rontinurd,
"every
nation
in
Cf*M la todaw Uift&amp;chln#
Patriotic gatherings and flag Pari* Tho pro.perl I. r,u from Thw Flk* II a in I will play a runI don t tf r e o w ith H s a m O- V0| V„J mu*t bo a party »« the
its
Tllaon and Rrpreaentut4vr Hnclt
tuU onal “ *
*
draped street* will mark the day hopefiil. Melan-holy -.Pi- ,i i,,.n n c-rt there preccllng the game,
the dry q ix itio it| LeaVitt went agieem ent. T hat la the policy oi
of New York, chairman of the l o t
----------------_ x _ x v i H
,
in
town
and
country.
cn 'but I w asn't (frisking. \ in i'k tht* giiveramenL*
derive I f-rfnv the fa-1 th&gt;l the l«- vhile iro,holed on the prog-am of
*Wsk to carry 0n It* ertaaalre
With Prerldcnt Ifoovrr, Secre .ive |. now *o dearly drawn that exerriw-* |* the presentation of rule* committee, remain the o atdtiver waa ttolM lA^.by a ahik in
.
vtandiug candidate'.
lsfl»e
Hurley
and
Adam*
will
walk
tho back of Ilia atare, taking i
the ri urn it inti'l t ike »oin- fotth- • ponton, ami a few athleti.Til.on said hia patty would pre­
MUST STRAWHFRH1KM
I n*.t the airy um phithratrr at Ar- Itrill a, Hon If. Jap in rontiduee
............ to event*. The day's |&gt;rogram will bv sent lha adm inistration IcgDIaUrg
WASHINGTON, Noe. | j . _ drink, when I want in to weigh.
llngton where Lincoln'n Detty*- rejei t It* ni-a*tire* fi mediation, conclude,| with a ilnn.v a t
the program and would pr x erd a* if
He a*ked mo to knee one, but i 1
PA I.il A .-vOLA, v Nov. II.-—Tho btirg words are engTavwl:
psatd Mrs. Harry N. BJUy, a n fu ied . T eras .tending lharr
The ilarkar*. I* pier r.| only by Trl-non -p.m-on-d |,y a StrUon it were In Ihe m ajority. Ihe II,m■ ad C ress has long astahU
astoblUhad
aM
f i u t 1 11 a •liciricn | of the aca.on
“ IVa are highly revohed that one hoprful tay - that produced hy University fraternity.
talking
to
hire
when
*om
e«a
ran
d
of
imprisoning
thole
|
j
.
_
i•
,
. .
, »*r moratorium, hw a .led, lo aded
were
picke
I
on
the
awrth sa ‘
farm of H. W.j those dea,| shall not have died In the welcome 40 nations gave to
* ,
The rolorful parafe wav led by tho program. Qnirk arllon oa
year-old daaghtar, Edith, is a bacx with the trek .
o*a o f the aveat rtto l r e ._____
Vaughan, neac
L“ " yeslerd-sy. ra in .,armi«tlee. These
govern the 28-pler.
*1 gvxas anyone would try to Only a few were Irked but were
Ranf.itd r.iax
Klk* Hand,
to'm
alm erccplatdo
sreeplabto cere
res.
Y t.rehl.y bw.il .k
.I, . another arm,*vlew,
i.r* e govern- r |„vr,. eao.o.u
ivanu, m easure, to
makn
.
U sjs *f its kind In asitteres, lim n closet fox fe a r yets, were
taken under adriaement yesterday kalp another fallow apt in a case well matured and
(C w tie i^ o n
ThiL l)
’ .‘n th* fdHowinx organisation*, tain paper M u m .ubjsvl for rw- •
a good color.!
to maintain thr present Irvel of well rvprearntrd. appearing in tl^ discount purpo-ca under the feder­
Uko that, and I grsM nd ike each
WHKRIAR. TVs America* Mr a grand Jsry.
armnno-nt* for on* year.
r.rdei named: th* massed culor* of al reaanrs hank a rt al&gt;n la plum ed.
■ flth , har brother and u&gt;Lu, and made for tha afl«7 . afy car
But the truce I* a (Fjliiou* thing the Auieiirim legion, the Is-glon
n Policewoman and a doctor were waa parked nearby, kat i W a ’t
Ilopo th at It would not Ik- nvee*. .
under present rlectm stsnre*. for Auxiliary, (lie D. A. IL, the lloy •ary to Inrrvsio taxes WIM Cl*
heard by the body. .
mad* any plana for dkposiag of
dll
the
great
pawsia
hnv.iir-e|&gt;te-l
S e e n , and the Sponish-Amertcan pressed hy the fonnevlleut m-rnThe grand Jury* in Expected to th r s ta ff whan tba f c d .r jl“agent ■
ft with renrvatlona. Jrpsn'* run- War Veteran*; member* of tha tier. Ho said he w a. opposed In »ny
report n u t Taerdey. The Jurenil* .topped m i."
|
dition
was
that
all
hr*
neighbor*
viiiouw National Guar,| unit*; tam pering with the U riff. assertre n rt a n y earlier deride the fuAlnuut a* many ehite law vlu-with loitering, was fine I fS, with accept it. Chian ha* not accepted mernlxr* of Ihe Mpanish-Ameii an ia» it wsuld disturb business.
U re of both Edith a sd 15-yevr-vld
lator* appeared befero Municipal the fin, suspended on r o t fill *n an I in the light of current events War Vetetiana Post; legionnaires;
F tg a rii Riley, bow errr.
Their
Hrprvsontalive Rnril said If tho
I* not likely to, America'* adhere Hoy Seonta; rfinnber. of the I). A. lb m o ;rits attem pted to prevent
deed mother's family la ee-kfrr
Judce It. W. Ware ir Police Court that h* leave tho county. (Ifftic-*
I t . tho Auxiliary, an,| the U. lb C, tho sooting of Representative-Elect
en:i- la dep-m lrnt upon Japan'*.
jsriad k tiea, a sd a hearing in this
Monday aftvrnuon a, did cotured W illiam, and Gray m ala tne a r ­
The hopv is exp'c-*«&gt;d In inter*
te . t,
Graftal*, Itipuhlican. frv’ui the
» tn r« forw ard iadaoffenders, an tlaoai il confition
Presblent
J. M. M mr.'lpher, white, -Iarg.'d national rlrelea that
eighth lllinrii district, tha Rapuhp o d a n l of UM criminal t v , i
locally.. Fine* were areasaed in with Im p'oper packing, pleaded Hoover will maki- some strong an*
llran would soak lo block organisa­
K * (k w as g ram b a t polite )
practically .v ary coat, with only gvilty and was fined 01. Offir.-re nounremtftl mptMirting w orlj se­
tion. G ranola* election la being
d m ille d
of Shaffer a n d ' G ray made the ar- curity m il disarmament.
AuthoriUaa aahf they are cwn/ldrnt t h r ee parson*
contested by firm e r RapresenU*
chargva.
•
t
tiro Htsnloy II. Runs, bla D.mu
reoto. A te went bach to thw
which bald 100 «r more eitlima
V. ftaitar, w rite Mon. charged
rretlc opponent.
J. C. Black, white, rharged with
for---------------ranayra la- OM'poat
j
—. _ . jraar
has with opareltng on aat^mobtl* while speeding, plradei guilty and was
KLKIIAHT. Texa*. Nor. 11. —
kaag broken up asri Be isambara intoxicated woo ordered to pay a fined II . Officer H ha'.'fr are
(AlP.)— Huieido of a girl and
aear conviction. Uadar arreat In fine of 01M, 1100 ■f which -aaa rested him.
two boy,, Strangely a lm rn colncI-1
Chicago wore Da«u U wrenco im pended provided m doe^ not
B. A. Fox, white, charged tstch
dent a« t» tint# b u t.lacking ovl.j
Mmumoo. o a AI C«»mm henchman, dritre an automobile until after reckiwa driving, was dismissed.
denre of rny ronnertlon In motive*,!
#:JQ o’clook, May (, 1H L
Officer Shaffer arrested him.
* y AaseetaleO PMWI
.
An i)Ine&gt;» of threo week* dura­ pvrxleil thia community today. ,
Florida honored tho memory of ' '
• The com of C. A. Snick*-1, k kFrank Russell, whitY. ctinrrrd
tion
this
murnlng
claimed
the
lift
The
deed
are:
F
r
o
n
t
MiUer,
Jr..
the World W ar dead today and
ar, charged with f i li n g !&gt;raaJ with blocking an alley wi}.i an
from a w agsn wil'
.'
a been**, automobile, hod hia case d u ­ of Mrs, R. L. Pork, Jr., 26, who IS, aoninr and football Flayer at culebrnted tho th irtreo th annlvtre
bird
a
t
a
Quincy
hospital
a
t
0:00
tho
Elkhart
high
toRfoia.
D
o
r
U
will ba heard next
sore of Armistice vriih. speech i
ty. Chief el urged without flno. Offkey Ano'clock.
Funeral
arrangem
ents
wilt
MvOann.
|7.
'l»
u
g
h
6
W
|M
lfr.
an
I
making.
parados, and
sporta
Boy (i. W llllaou,
O fflrer Ir rto * made the arreat.
bo snn runted lator,
Mrs. John Mcl'ann who lire on •V tnu. Every city In tha sta te had
George G ray a r m
him oa a
Mask McGriff, rulored, ctocgcl
Mrs.
Ptek,
tho
form
er
Miss
Irma
a farm near Elkhsrf, and U. lU Armistice
A rm 1
Day oburvanoo. *
complaint.
with oaaault to kill, hod hia case
Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kennedy. 19. nitlgregf Elk a o m o Ire
taatanare tha uccaeluo 1
Harold White,
trnaafsrred to the ceunty tu u il.
A. D. HmiQu w a r bom in Sanford,
lag drunk, Wsa
Officer! S h aff.r, Anderson, ami June I, 180C, and had lived here hart, who ha-1 lived for the last m a r c » a only hy a memorial
year In ()*kw-y*i, i t
lew'for th
t e w ar dead hut in •
WUcaa arrested him.
all hor lift, Rho wao a graduate oi lanr.
,
Ihe holiday waa declared and
Wlllianw, cnlueed, charged S an /o ri High Bchool, elms* of IMA
Th* three wvra only slightly ~T* w ep li ware arranged.
n f f iij? w “ .^ _ t,Wl1 ‘ "J d,l' in«
i area year. nurriaJ aooaaintrd.
T a celebrate tha aaairei
,y. Officer Skaffre ore n_ I . Peek Jr^ a clare-mate. Thro#
Kennedy wa* found d*ad frous
war’s sad G gvsratr
_
.
.___ . ■ ’
, j montho ago she and Ip r family polsun In a hotel room. He left a
th t prlocipal spaakar 1
Grant, colored, eh a rtr i movtd
|&gt;
Quincy
whore
Mr.
M
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— Xetten
------tatiog- _to Arcadia wher
I t waa fined I l f . flh, u«- m
—anaget -#
—
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of » fw a U u r. store. ' hick t.v my family and f*Wada-&lt; nonual A ll-Florila B a t e
by O fflrer Shall rr
M n. Peek Uwougrirail try hot Clyde." There was no o tte r ex . 1
Hanlon, t o l a y a d . hustand, tt. U N th . J r .| threo M oaU on.
Back. Ilf, ■ (■ [ ‘ l|la a MeCana pure hared
*nek. age 3; e . t d l a t e drug store on U a pra

French,B ritish T a k e
No Chances As Im1 pending C o n f l i c t
T h r e a t e n s Safety

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Shooting In H o te l

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ARMISTICE DAY OBSERVANCE OF
r FINDS LEAGUE IN ARMISTICE DAY IS S i r
death struggle heldheretoday

Inter-National Body Parade, Address FeaHits Hard Task In ture C e l e b r a t i o n
( h i n a - J a p Trouble
l-'or T h i s Morning

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Grand Jury Hears
Girl’s Testimony
In Cruelty Charge

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Many Offenders Of Municipal Laws
Are Tried Before Ware On Monday

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M rs. R. L Peck Jr.
Claimed By D e a t h
Following I l l n e s s

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Suicide O f 2 Bo y s
And 1 Gi r l Puzzles
T e x a s Community

Memory Of W ar Dead
Honored In F l o r i d a

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THE 8ANF0BD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, NO VEM BER 11. 1931

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UPHOLD T

yeare ago thp whole’ world audt
the moat in fill In It* hlztor/. The entire populace of eVery At this writing there la * • way
country In Europe and America poured Into the street* of forecasting th , outcome of
Where they danced and sang and gave vent to their feelings ■aacbenna that a r t taking ' plocu
of cheer and happiness such as Old Sol had never seen between President J . J. Tigert af
the U nirtrolty-of Florid* ' and
before.
Mayor AUop of Jacksonville, ever
Why Were they happy!
'
will It beuuae the Allies hed won a great victory wk4t th* university prt*Want- did
Gcrmaft# hdd surrrttdei'edT No, It wee not If that or didn’t My Id connection with
drinking and rood/tarn at football
n the'cause of all the joy, Germany odd Austria games
In Jacksonville. Any ana
not have participated In It. They would have been who knows
President Tigert la con­
tut on the contrary, they were as happy about what fidant b* ha* mod* no statement
ihi happened
jta d Juki
h ap p en ed an the French or the Americana,
U w |. may prove *mbarta*a|ne&gt; to
him or tba g rea t' university of
The Armistice had been signed. ,
The last shot had been fired. The great wsr waa ovgr. which bo lo hood, and It la ' just
The War to "make the world aafe for Democracy'’ had pot tibia that tba JaekaowvtUs
a bit cauatlc In hla
been won. The "wsr to end warn’' waa now a m atter of hla- mayor towaa
the univeralty head.
tifry. There would be no more fighting, no more bloodshed, reply
I’nblle sympathy IT entirely with
no mord death and destruction.1
Pirsidsnt T lgeit In tha courage
Tjtat wa« why everyone waa happy. Everyone among the an,| determination ho ho* dUcivilian population of Europe and America had some aon, playrd In trying to pot a atop to
or fat^ir, or husband, sweetheart, or dear friend, doing his li'I'ior drinking and ita attendant
bit' In tnc trenches. Now that son, father, husband, sweet­ ruwilyism at footftall game*. Thla
heart of friend. If he had been spared thus far, could re­ la evident on ait aide*. President
Tigert I* entirely within hla right*
turn home, to his loved ones.
As long a* people remember the great Joy of that oc­
casion, the tremendous thrill of the news that the war Urito
T Ufo» Tp K UA8 T * AH
oVer, there will be no new declarations of war by the na­
'AfcaieJt the purple iky •oft bombi tion* which participated, no call* for volunteers, no con­
scriptions, no cantonments or trenchra.
PH/wth newWmr.
Though today Jap and Chinese troops ere being messed
orV"** popflfs■E£flttfo1tahf
on t]lf Manchurian border, ready to fly at each otbpr’a
BlouoSi«4r and
guttered out.
rjr- 'Bright ■park I were ihpwerlrif, throats; and Soviet Russia too, ratllca her sabre and unl i b 4 fellwg star*, A allancw thick limberrhdr light artillery; and the League of Natioha
meddle* In a troublesome Oriental problem; and the Ameri­
can state department takes dangerous stebs to stop thla
dlbwed lha city. . . .
Bd hli tlr*&lt;f ( i n hurt. t
street corner brawl; thUro will be po war for us.
#dw wblt* atnoka curl up the
The soldiers of 1014 and *18 fought n war to end
•by In scrawls.
wars, and though they mny not have ended wars for the
Tb*i dml-slrcrsft guns began to Japs And Chinese o f for others wf-.d had no part hi the
-avert.
“unlrarilty «tud«nt» ara entitled
A duh roar Ilka dbtant water- World War, they ended wars for themselves. Until such time to tha **nia protection given boot­
as some mad nation shakes his flat at our front door, our legger*” remain* to by aaan. At
young' men wlH no more take up arms -to atop someone tha praaant linn ba ha* not af­
Dull, testing broke In blaeu of else'* fight.
firmed tha alleged ■tat«m«nt. Rut
. heavy thunder.
' B laelfw tefa ewoopad. Loud proM tttrf cut tha iky.
’ Shape fpltt tha air. Skyscrapers
rtppad aeundar. *■•»,
,
- Oaa clouie swirled dawn. . . . Hie
throat and aye, got dry.
; , H h kneti enap pad. Kbmslhlng
bVok# Inelde hla head.
V (Tan million died th*t day, lha
papers eald.)
Thome* W. Duncan.

Tampa Reds

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Last week-end n Hot occurred In Tampa, resulting In
tho shooting of n policemen end tile Injury of a number
of civilian*, and having all the appearance of a Communist
uprising. The Tampa Tribune points out that such unfortun­
ate'occurrence* are not unexpected in any period of hard
times and that they should be promptly and vigorously
put doWit whenever they develop. Declaring that rebellious
element* of society frequently but vainly Imagine that they
ChlM hat tha largaat aiandtng can find relief In espousing the cause of Communism, the
my to lha world. Tho only trouble Trtbuhe continues a* follows:
IU&gt; them la ebay don't eland, they
'"The action of the city authorities in refusing official
sanction to a celebration Involving a revolt, In thought If
not in deed, dgainst the eatabllahed order of things In this
Now thet they've banned drink- community and thla country, was entirely justified. The
g at football game*, may b«
WraTI ba iome way of abolUhlng polka acted with vigor and effect.
| “The responsibility for the ahoottng of one policeman
iwdJsui at tba UnhartUy chaaa
rpaU with all thoso w! pArl|eipat«J ip the demonstration.
.to t|»e Individual who fired
It fhould be- traced, ol course*
.
' A Washington couple kept their the______________
1____
J who developed and pro­
ambushed shot;_____
but all
those
•matlfehlld locked In- a rlocet for duced the Incipient rtot are accountable for what hap­
foursfhwre. Now a Washington pened. They ought to lie ashamed of themselves end should
Jury Pier, should at least, lack tba resolve to behave themselves In the future.
Parent* la • call for four ye*!*.
“They ere residents, if not citizens, of the United
A Bible sold tba other day fur States, Florida and Tampa—and aa long aa they stay here
ana hundred thousand dollar* c*ih. they are amenable lo the laws of .this nation, this stale and
(In the** deya of dcprMilon). It this city—not those of the Sovlft Union, or any other for­
wae Ute Gutenberg Bible published eign Influence or power.
1A the fifteenth century, lha first
“The curiosity of citizens an to the use of the Labor
Temple by the disturbers. Involving a criticism of local or­
ganizations, Is dispelled by the statement of Central Tradee
and Labor Assembly that It haa nothing whatever to do
with the Temple, does not recogniza It or anyone connected
with It. The groups of labor which do occupy the Temple
also make public statement that they panted the building
;v«niton af printing.
to t h r eommuniet outfit for tha occasion, without knowing
t “Open Warfare Flares on Fire what was contemplated. They should not make a like mis­
, Jdaiwhtrian Fronts." th* Florida take again.
Tim tO&gt;Union headline*. A esie
“Demonstrations of this character should bo squelched In
where even (he back and sides
■re fronts, or •• Klneteln would their Inclpleiwjr.
“The belt emergency treatment for a riotous 'red'
.(igy, pprffct proof af tbs fifth dl-

SANFOftft, TWfiNTY YEARS AGO
The City Council met In regular 1]
M ila n &lt;m Nog. 9 a t 7tM •'fleck i
With President W. D. Holden, B. i
A Howunf, 8. Rung* and' H. A
John D. Rockefeller," end hi* Steven* present J. H. Davldeaa, i
m Junker, gave a cool mlllioo H. Ward and D. L Tbraeber were
nek* to the unemployment relief absent A communication from the
rptL They probably figured It Bar. George B. Waldron In regard
aa bgttor to give It than to have to lyitehwtie ehlrltle* was reed '
la k ia awey from them, but th* and important tnuineae Waa traaaectadT r
•
At th* meeting of tb« board af &lt;
county conunleslonert of Laop .
Ited ' Free* dlepateb county bald today, a petition wUa
i flJbd-uktag fo f ad aUbtliu to'ba
h#U to Leon county on tba “wet
•r lb* two eoae of Bir
&gt;11 Khaa, tlw werkTe
an. . And *U Uw Uow we1 th* friend* el tha aaU-aalaoe eue. seeded to having tha (krtten'Wfa re d «*tUI N»v. U , •* th t *m»l&gt; &lt;
i Otoe might feu had to exMtto* ttte

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Omoag other* atteedtag i football
game*, t &lt;
Tba rondition President Tigert
baa brought la attention la bacoming a natkmed (0*grace and
gfren roilrglatr football an
e*voi y rrpulatian which la turning |
th* public against that sport. Some

that la not the main point at Issue.
Prsfldsnt Tlgart ha* glean lr&gt;tic* to propar aulhoritiaa that exIra piecautlena n itit ba takan at
th* Florida-Kentucky game h
Jackfonelila and tha Florida-Houth
Carolina gam , in Tampa to Incur*
protection for atudanta, and tha
general pobllr, agalnet rowdylem,
fight*. accidents, etc., growing out
of llqtfor drinking and lha preeanca of Intoxicated paraona in tha
•band* during tho gome* o nj on
Utot during • tho peat two year*
tha highway* afterward. Praa Ident
Tlgart vary properly pointed out
thra* atudanta hava boon kilted aa
n direct revolt or exreeslv* drink­
ing, not in tha eludant body, but

• f the itoric* of diaordetly conduct
■t recent game* In Galnasyill* and
Jacksonville, brought; borne
by
tfcoee attending, are alm ost unbeUevatd*. We ere told th a t well bred
men and women,
stand up in their seat* in the
stand* and openly drink liquor of
doubtful quality from a hip fb a k ;
that bootlegger* openly peddle
their wart* without fear of a r ­
rest; that drunken rewdle* ita g ger about in tha crowds, uttering
profane cxpreashm* that at*
offense in the ear* i f all who hear
them; that fist fight* are of fre ­
quent occurrence; bottle* and o th ­
er deadly mistltra are
thrown
abont by tpe fremied Inebriate*.
These dieorderly occurrence* are
not t r i cahlo lo the atudrnt l&gt;o&lt;ly,
whose conduct ha* not been crtllrlted, but of tig rnwdir* who congregate In th« cities where the
game* are played, with the Idea
of making It a holiday ip tre. It I*
presumed th a t President Tigert
can regulate tha conduct of the
atudrnt body by punishing those
who do not have sufficient pride
in the good name of the universi­
ty to conduct thrnuelve* as gen­
tlemen when appearing on such a
public ociaaion, hut the university
president cannot rontrol the gener­
al public, nor preaerve order In
the host citica where th e' Gator*
play. H r, ia certainly within hi*
right* and should hate the com­
mendation of the people of Florida
In hit demand that the prohibition
' tn* lie enforced when a great
Ih nWt of people la gathered to
tri' !*•* a (outball gam e. In th* in­
i ' Cat uf decency, goot older and
p olrrtliin of the atjdsnl* and
public. If collegiate football I* to
endure it must lie purged of (hr
stigma placed on it by the liquor
bead* and roadie* whose conduct
s t tha big gamr* ha* discredited
tha sport, a n J President Tigert
should have the support of tha
people of Florida In his evident
intention to have assurance of tha
propar authorities that the dlsordma which hava marred th*
ytoutira of those attending previ­
ous game* will not occur in future.

Business and Professional

If. S. White
A lto r n e y - « t- L a w '

305 F lra l N atio n al
Dank B uilding

rtratsB U juj ihuBw ntuorr

Newspaper rvadara the country
aver are familiar with tba story of
Chisago1* shameful treatment of
ita rob lie school teacher*. Until a
weak ago they had eat recehrsd a
rent of talar* since test April.
Tha municipal treasury w as' eo
nearly empty thet th a n waa no
money for teachers. What 'motley
th a n was had to ba used for other
pur pom. Tha test her* bad to ba
content with municipal etrtp, tome
$*,000,000 worth of which waa le­
aned to them. For a lima Chicago
merchant* raeclvad tha scrip In
llau of money, but recently scrip
waa refuted.' Ho last week tha
teacher* wtr* given regular ralery
clack*.
* 'kgir.
Why Chicago could not pay Its
public school teachers la also wall
known to n«w*paper reader*. A
few' gear* ago Chicago we, bank­
rupted by a corrupt' palltlcat gang
and it haa never recovered. S*v«f.
el time*' the bottom of th* munlrt*
pal till we* In eight, but Ita fL
nanebe never bocame eo permajj*
eotfy ecarce that It could not pM
Ita schorl teachers In fulL Wh*th«
Uw laachere received bach selarMi
In fltll last week has not bean mad*

lief many of them would have been
In dire elrcumetsnce*. A number I
r f them had savings deposits but
In moat IntUncae tha savings had
baa* used.
th la I* an outetostdlng example
of what corrupt politic* will do
and Invariably dots. Many ctUea
throughout tha country are today
suffering from tba affect* of cor­
rupt politic*. On* af tha main
came* of high tax**, not only In
munkfpalltia* hut alio In countten
and state*, ja corrupt politic*. Th*
affect* of bed. If not corrupt, poll.
Ilea a r t fait In nearly every city
and county In Florida. Tba naud of
more publlie fund* end Uw heavy
and Increasing tax burden may
generally b# traced to seltiel) pollUcSl manipulations, f
Oar* m art, whan will th* people
web* upT
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LUMBER

W hy n nt a tlveri toe th ro u g h

Hill Lumber Co.

u m edium th a t to rcud by

13th and Holly •

e very nr. t — especially n e w “ W e a r a a t &gt;11 tim e* ( ta d
fom ent. F or rate * in Ihe (o non tot you la oUy * * y
d irecto ry phone T he H er­ w ith y o u r b u ild in g n ee d s"
ZIP SERVICE FhoiK 135
ald, 1 fH.

DIRECTORY

AUTO PAINTING

Printing • ( distinct lew *t
reasonable cosBn.
Phong’ 148*'

SCHMIDT
3rd and French
AUTO TOPS

DRUGS

TOPS IN Sp nicer

T o u ch W s
Sanford D rug
“ The Resell Store"
let st Foot of Mtgnolls
Phono 328

AWNINGS

H LON G

Maaaoed by K J. B hen

i Sonfonl. FktriAa

qiatoged U do flrel cL

GARAfiE

Barber Shop
Jt.JL

SAN JUAN

-Itod Jaat The Bem f

Welborp’s Shop

Standard

m
1**^

Rath sad French Ac*

FLORIST

BARBER

mr

Phone 238

E tedricm l W lrU g and
R ep airin g

th eir eatertea lest week a uUfetl

E'T.trsr-ssjra

O sk end B rrnad

t
Triangle
; ServiceStation

Luln Miller, Prop.

hatre had keen Mat to them to
certain their condition In -or
to make a stranger fight to tt
behalf. Benliae to lb* questional
revealed thet meet of tba ttoch

Automotive Electric
Company

Randall Electric
Company

Powder P u ff
Beauty Salon

ably not, as Uw amount owed Ihtte
totalled ItTdMWDOO. '
Aa a taault of lha city’* earn
politic* many of tba teacher* ki
bate exceedingly embarrassed
lack af fund*. Before they m e t

P H iix x y s
$36.50 end O f

SERVICE STATION

r e frig v n to r
U Z M agnolia
P h o n e 113

BEAUTY SHOP

RADIOS

ELECTRIC SHOP

General EJcefrtg

B and FRYERS

PRINTING
The
Herald P rinting Co.

ONE RESULT OP CORRUPT POLITICS
nt.

DIRECTORY

ATTORNEY

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M K U M D U ) HEM UJ, SANTOBDs tU ttlD A . WKONtttoAT, NOVEMBER
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William
a t the

FRIDAY
of
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CENSUS BUREAU
tlEVEAl£F1GI
AFFECTING

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B a ll.

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An txprestlon recital wttt
i a t 0:00 o'clock a t tfcp J l
h Bchoo

Person
bm

Nn.

B ee ial

ci« b b r id e *
Urncluh
guests

M ift Ge
George A. M affttt.
la cordially Jnvftsd to atMembers of tha F lra t B aptist
Cbutdh 'w ill hole'
fd'r ea re^
ilg ^ p c sW
‘ m

a t tha homes of MfK
Clough, Moss Cedri, and Mrs.
G o rg e H uff, tD4 L a u n l Avenue.
The EalUe U arrinfe C’.apter of
the D. A. R. will have a m
1:00 o'clock to tha l»ant Verde
fichooL Rpaerration m ust be made
with Mr*- Trank L. Woodruff
and Miss Fannie Raha Munson,
boeteesee. V isiting members of the
D. A. ft, a re invited.
&gt; SATURDAY.
Tha CocHian Musfc C lsb will
meet a t S ilh o'clock a t the studio
o f MM. F a n n ie S. Munson on
M y rtle AVdabe.

^Mra, H interm ister Is

H ostess At Party
P a trio tic c o lo n - o f red, wh
blue w e r e ,M e d Id d « U ra t
Ifr a . 3. B . .U n te r m le ta r w:
u t e r t o l n s d t h a m em bers of
T u esd ay D uplicate Club w ith
bridge p a rty y ester d a y a fte r ­
noon a t h er h o ir it In’ Ran Dents.
The ta llie s and o th fg hridga acces­
so ries h a ts d esig n s la rod, w hite,
and bbae. &lt; A fte r several- board a f d e l i ­
c a te , score s w are added and p rises
sw arded. H ig h score p rise s w ere
aw arded to M rs. / . U H u n and
M rs. K R. D eaa. A t tha te a hour
a salad and s w e e t Course, fu rth er
devclop ljig' th e color schem e, waa
served by tha h oiteae, a ssisted by
M rs. J . C, B enson .
T h ose p resen t w ersi Mrs. J . C,
B enson, M rs. Ralph B. W igh t, Mrs.
3, I* H urt, M rs. 11. B. L ew is, Mrs.
R. R. Daas, Mrs, W alter S . Cole­
man, Mrs. F. E . R ou m lllat and
Mrs, L F. o y le.

Officers Elected To
SpeUl CTiih Sunday
Officers foe the earning year
/ f t rs alaetad a t the flrat mealing
e l tha "Happy Vagabonds'' club
held on Sunday afternoon a t tha
llukMMLdat n t
* - - - it- ——a - r m
1. - a .a.
T L x .
home of A
w h e re G arfett.
Those
elected were) A uibert G arrett,
preeldant: Sally Rayburn, rlcep res (dent; K atherine Johnson, sac.
ratary ; Gladys Ktalasr, treasurer;
Rfbarea Wilson, print reporter;
Doris B altem and Allan Nagle,

IV

MBMOWAM

.TW rafMnr W

rt'redM rt

R J. H olly. Jr. i « a
from A tlanta, (la . w h ere'
keen aperaii
H olly.

WASHINGTON. Nov. II . —
I A.I*.)—Miami. Fla., spent *3458,
OH), or *34.3U per capita, to
au. its city government during the
fiscs) year rnding June 30, 1930,
the Kedeial Bureau uf th* Census
has reported.

(Continued from Pngs One)
John J, Pershing, general fa r (Us
or the American arm!**, who
pkloed up a telephone in a French
chateau, 11 year* ago, and relayed
the
Thing” command to
W ' • million advancing doughA fter this brief ceremony th*
Ffesith-nt "ill participate In
&gt;
dedication of a local w ar memori
at. A tjin-f addles* here will be
Mm A rnnstice Day utterance. It
will be r a in e d to the country by
ih* Columbia Broadcasting System
a t (1 A. M. A ra in in th* afternoon
th* PtvsiI mu will leave the White
House, to inspect the historic
frigate C onstitution a t tha Navy
Yard.
/
Th* voice of G eneral P ersh in g

FOREIGN FORCE
INCHINAG0ES
INTO TRENCHES

Evening Bridge Party
Giyen By RownUlata

romart Accuses
ad And Brother
i Lover's Death
(Continued from Pag* One)
&gt;t aVaalng my bro th er and I
I a n argum ent and m y brother
1 Vfleets
hut that
tf ha ca m e Up to tha
he steuld *hloW Francis ^ ___
"On# w ard led to anothec.’ ley
biyther sa id ha waa n in g ld g the
a t* fro n r now and eakf " if you
* lik * It. you ea * g a t ou t,' I

!•. 355,000 was for public terrie r enpuhlic a long Hat *f purported at * ter prises a n j inraitm anta.
tacks by rovlfig bands on *all»s&gt;
"The net indebtedneee (funtlr.l
property controlled by J*paA'Tli« nr filed debt leie sinking fund asstatem ent la advanced th at the-, petal was *28,224,680, or I2.II M
ticursiona hajre resulted froai (hi per capita. Of tha total n*t indebt­
"w earing down" policy of, Genera edness IJI.0rtS.164 was for the
Cheng Heeuh’U a a f, depoeed gov city corporation and 07.15M.UI4 for
ernor of Manchuria.
the school*. In 19*0 tha per (tp ila
Many of thaee gangs a rt old net debt aea 124644.
"The assessed valuation" of
style. Manchurian Hunghotta* oi
"red beard*". O thers are aUegei properly In Mlamfc subject to ad
to be composed largely a t soUlen valoiem la irs for d ty corporation
formerly belonging to the Man was 1200.011,040. T ie la v , far all
~ - * ——
— L l.L
a L .
purpaaa* was *6.57x953, of which
I. 1.426.600. or 52.1 h er cent, was
levied for the clty l corporation;
I I . 401.408. or S U pel cant, f i r the
1schools; 1571.364, or 18.1 per ceat.
for the .sfato; and 1,108,491, of
16.8 per rant, for th i epuaty.
"The per capita (*X.le*y for
shortly a fte r tha Japanese occu­
pation. assumed charge a t tha U a- the city, schools, &gt;ta| e and county
was *58.61* In 1030 and 156.01 In
oping provincial headquarters,
1920."
Tha Japanese
asserted this
marked the establishment of a new
Independent regime fa r the p ratlacs ■ ro o ts in te r Mukden,
but
European observers eaprceeed the
opinion U*k Yuan Chln-Kal was
Bating uaw lllioily under Japanese
press are.
(Continued from H |ge Qua)
About TO perse a s —h alf of whom
wars Chinees aad half Jspaseeo— dismissed of a reckless dr IWag
attended tha e ire rse e j. The ad- ehargs srhile H. le tte r , while,
drseanfcarera all l a Chlnasa or 4*9- whs figured In the iam s wreck,
aneas a a d w a n u al Interpreted. was fined 12.5U. Officer Gray
Pore Ig sera, W m t n i * w ere laid m fds tha arrest*.
Clarence C tsvslaaii c o l s red,
each speaker had aaaalled tha inItpiHtan ad tha Chang Itseuh-U ang charged with being j drunk was
fined 17'M . Officer gm hrson a r­
(
*
JlW o JtU g s wym paan aaywhars. rested, him.
Violet fame*, colored, charged
with telling ap triteu slllque', was
dismissed. Officers
Gray arrested her.
C ara Las O w l
charged with dies
was fiacd 1154 wh
darson, colored, *
•dm* charge waa Ik

Many Offender?
Face Municipal
Judge On Monday

tha ImUL A fter his trrlv a l

P A G * T H R * * " - '’

11. 193f

irur tk* »ltainnMfnl of fiw dom
Kin* VIT&gt;*rt, Qut-^n Kliza- Rich Hindu Rulers; New Line
ARMISTICE IS 1830.
Planning Gorgeous Cars To J
OBSERVER IN
NATION TODAY
Weddings For Sons To P u b ip Nov

and con tract b rid ge u n til la t e In
Mr. and Mrs. P aul Gower and
The bureau's figu res un Miami
th e afternoon.
io n Paul, Jr„ of
A tlanta, are were ba-c-,1 on report* In which
H ig h score p rise a m o n g tha auc­
g u e sts of Dr. and Mrs. Gi 8 . Sal­ 65.0 per cent of lb s tran saction s
tio n playvrd, a luncheon a sh w ent
m an at their hom e, 018 P alm etto .o f the I lade County school board
to M rs. G eorg* H u ff, w h ile high
Avenue.
were taken into account *o a s to
•core' p rim am ong tha contract I
.
! place Miami on a basis with Othsg
p la y ers, a lio a luncheon eat, w as
_ C om pton.
Friends of Mrs. W. R. Dyson (B trs in which the schools
are w ill be heard over the radio a t 9
aw arded Mrs. E.
’ ____ L.
J
U *l*&lt;1 10 l w n th*‘ *h ' ** ! operated is a part of the city gov- 1’. M. Ils and Henry L S tev en s,
Goldsn rod ,
purpte sp ik e,
end p able to b* nut again after b ein g ' em in en t.
J r ., notional com m ander of the
^ C o l o M d f a l l flow ers Hconfined to her hum s for the past
' In I02U the ;&gt;cr cap ita for oper­ Ameci&lt;*n Legloe, w ill apeak over
arran ged in la rg o backets week with s sprained ankle.
ation snd m aintenance of general the A m e lk in llio c d c a s lln g Com­
and v i s e s ' In the room s w here the
Ic ity ) departsnrnt* was *13.61," pany's national hookup in a pro*
g u e sts w ere en tertain ed . At tbs
M u* Florence McKay oj Mont
gram the gen eral arranged |* r the i f port stated.
tea hour g talad and s w e e t course verde is spending the day with hei
"Paym ents for the operation and ticularly for the en jo y m en t o f 30,w a s served by the h o ste s se s , a s­ p aren ts. Mr. snd Mr*. G. E^ Mc­
m aintenance of public service e n ­ 000 disabled W orld W ar veteran s
sisted by
Mrs.
F ran cis
M en- K ay. 1008 Sanford Avenue, Miss
terp rises in
1910
(w aterw ork s, s t ill In govern m en t h osp itals.
a p th er, Mrs. John Z errenncr snd M cKay is a teacher at the Mont
m arkets, docks
snd
cem etery)
Moyt of the ca b in et le ft town
Mrs. J a n ie s L. M urphy.
verd s In d u stilal School.
aoioonted to *105,618; Interest on for A rm istice Day J u ly ■»
T h ose p resen t w ere: Mrs. A. C
debt *2,171,678; and outlay* for er» -Vice P resid en t t'urli* went
C ham berlain, Mre. E. A . Lon'icnMr. and Mrs. M artin Mrltamt-I l*ermenent im proeem ente. Includ­ to tha P acific C oast;
S ecretary
berg, M rs. R am sey, Mrs. D. 1. and s &gt;n Martin. Jr , and Mis* S ir a ing those for public srrvfc# e n ­ Wilbur to S«n A ntonio,
T-piaa:
H arper, Mrs. Jam es L. Murphy. M itchell, uf ntmnt-l. returned home terprises, t!irt7.fi05*
A ssista n t S ecreta ry
Jahnclpr to
Mrs. F ran cis M eriw ether, llr s ! yesterd a y altar sp en d in g several
"The total paym ent*, therefore, N ew O rleans; S ecreta ry la p io n t
John Zerrsnner, Mr*. J. E. Baker, d ays here as the g u e sts of re la ­ fur operation e n j m aintenance o f to Chicago, and V eterans' A dm ini­
Mrs. G eorge H u ff. Mrs. F. M, tive*.
Roanoke,
Vs.
gene.rsl d ep artm en ts and public- strator H ines to
8 tpher, Mr*. P. J . .Stine, Mr*. How^
service enterprise*, for
in terest, S ecreta iy Dusk can celled a speech
i f d C. L ong, Mrs. M su n n e W in.
Dr. and Mr*. G. S. Seln isn and and outlay*, including
schools. at Cl». tnijuii. V&gt;-, b«-»cuMj of 111
t e n , Mra. H enry W igh t. M rs. At* g u e sts, Mr. and Mrs, Paul Gower Were *7,105,8It7. The total* include | ne*s.
thur Rranar;. Mrs. W altsr H . Bsch, and sen. o f A tlan ta, motored th is all paym ents for the year, w h eth ­
|
Mrs. B. C. M oire, Mrs. J . C Mitch. m orning to the Bnk Towel where er made from current revenues
Ily ALVIN H A L L M A N .
*11, M fs. J . 0 . Lanry, Mr*. A. J. they w ill spend the day.
or from the proceed* o f bond is ­
LO NDO N, N ov. I I .— (A .P .)
P eterson , M rs II. W. R ucker, Mrs,
sues.
G reat llrilain, B elgium and Franc*
"The total paym ent*
included Itaiay will com m em orate the th ir ­
for the -chouls am ounted to U .- teenth an n ltersa ry of the sig n in g
B enn ett, M rs. S an ford Doudnrfl
617.078 O f this am ount (1,1113.- uf the A rm istice with new honors
Mrs. S. D. llig h ley m a if, end Mrs,
218 rep iesen ts paym ents f6 r oper­
for their soldier dead.
W. T heodore Langley.
ation *n,| m aintenance; *417.602.
In Germany th* occasion will
in te ir s t oil debt; an,| *17rt,258, ou t­ more than ever be a day of bitter
lays.
protest against what Is criticised
(C ontinued from P age l)n e |
"The total revenue receipts, in as the “wer guilt lie." In Austria
good authority th e)
have I rum eluding schools, were (ii.H83.807,
and much of the Balkans it will tie
1500 to 2000 men.
ur *61.35 per capita. T his was a day uf re n ra ln id , contemptuous
Behind this trench line, J a p ­ *655545 more than the total pay
.|*lleD re. In Russia it will be just
Complimenting the inemberi of anese w ere hurrying with their merits of the year, e ic lu siv e
tha Evening Bridge Club, M r. end repairs on the Nnnm bridge. It the paym ents for p etm sn en l , ° I November 11 with the treadmills
. u „ u . ,
.L | of industry humming a* usual,
Mr*. F. E. Roumlllat entertained was to repair the liridgr that J a ­
provrmenl*. hut *312.060 less than | w ^ th*r perm itting.
Ki ng
with n bridge party given last pan avow edly made the Incursion. th , total payment* Including those
^ llr„ rn i , , . „ r, .
night a t th eir home on P alm etto
permanent improvs nents.,
u( Irm, rotllant, t l lh. 4 t „.
The J sp sn esr m ilitary in te l­ f „ r
Avenue. Quantities uf cosmos.
ligen ce reported the C hinese h iv e These payments in .a c ts , of r e v lnonUm .nt to the "glorlou.
French mprigolda and other au­ at lea st 10,000 men at A ngsnchi mir rrc*i|Hj» w trt met from In* otiph
tumn flowers w art arranged about a n il im m ediately to the south. procreUA of d*bt obligations. Tho dead." The king will stand with
the rooms w htre tha tables were M ian w h ile, train* of the Chinese tevtnno rectlpU in^tudvd for th« head baled io*Ue a hollow square
of British fighting men and place
spread fo r play.
E astern Railway w ere bearing re­ tchoal dlnirlct aniM Llrd to 91 v- a. jirrsonai vjreath on the monuA fter several progressions of in forcem ents from both th* E ast 674,023.
bridge, prise* were awarded t o 1 and the W est.
" 'r ^ p e r t r t a . r a represented
„f
Kr, nc,.
Dr.' and Mrs. Kamuel Pulctton.
__ r tllsr per cen t o f the total revenue for
T h e Japanese com m and
who lost three sons in liaUte ami
Mra. Pules ton who hSd high score ate'd th a t Japan'e tniop * would bc 1930 ■"&lt;! 7 0 5 i&gt;er cent for 1929.
had a fouitb die of wound*, will
fo r th* ladles, was given s bog of w ithdraw n as am p as th e brldg. Th*
- ,n „,h ' ■mount “ • lead his country's severe m ilitary
dusting powder, while Dr. Pule*, rep airs are com pletetf. T h at, It is property taaes collected wa* 4.4 Armistice ritual, lie will ride In
ton, who had high score for the estim ated , w ill take sh o u t a week. j o , cent from 1029 to 1930. The
an imposing procession through
men, waa swarded a se t of ash re­ • N o reln forcen ten U ^ ril) ha moved per capita Lor peuperty la ir a col­ I'sris with the three surviving
ceivers.
lected
was
*41.85
in
1039
and
In, the Japan*** a u th orities de
matslptls end bis cabinet members,
Late In t h a ' avenlng a sated d a r e d , unless th e y ar* requited *11.17 In 1929.
and will stand at attention Irefnre
"Earning* o f public service *n- the tomb uf the Unknown Holiier
c o u n t was served by th* hostess. to p ite t a Chines* attadh.
lerp n se s operated by the i l l y repT hr JspenM a p ro fessed to have rrseiitetd 5.8 per cen t o f th# total a t tha A rv de Trlomphe.
E. K. Houcholdcr, Dr. and M
In Brussels a group of veietapn
h taril nothing o f G eneral
rrcenue for 1930 and 5.5 per cent from remote sections uf Belgium
8amuel PuWatpn, Mr. and Mrs.
reported declaration a t war.
fur 1929.
L. Thraahar, Mr. aBd Mrs. Gsal
Hut througfi&gt;0* North Man­ "The total funded o r f ile d debt will re-Jilndte the bluiah flam-'
U. Bishop, Mr. ahd M rs. K.
churia. a wye arid, anil-Japtnr»e ou tstand in g Ju n e 30, 1910. was w h ic h ’hut ns * l ,h ? I®®1
l ht*
Newman, M rs If. 0 , LCwls sad J
roluenn# du t'ongre**, Belgium'
reeling is atroeg.’ .
,
128.522,51)7. U f Ihla am ount Irt,and Mrs. Roumlllat,
.
4* i j ’l'1* ,
+

A uibert G arretL

Whereas o u r Heavenly
la ill* g reat wfadom. m l
d eni, U h m I r n T g «a
into Himself our dear frf
fellow-wether, M fa .0 . R.

Mr and Mrs. Jo e D. Chittenden
and children, pf Jacksonville,’ are
,_ j ai -a
t w i Bern.
K i . .&lt;
• pending
i h o -.
i t .tfene

City Spent $34.39 Per
Capita For Govern­
mental O p e r a t i o n

y fe e p r

M l Ha ms, colored,

with the cars, as
hand. O ffic e rs ----made the errsei
c o lo re d ,
rljr conduct,
r Andeisun
chargHI
w le tliu;

b tth in d uthdr
o / tib«
roy*l fam ily will
b e f o r e th«
t o m b of th** I ’nknown
S o ld ier
w hil#
th&lt;F nMiiuiukl
t n i h r m la
plAijrvtl Ami t h r nation o b aerv en a
minutfl of iil«m e.

Italy celebrates the birthday of
King Emmanuel, hating observed
Armistice Day a »-ek ago. Commemorative e v rrn .e . aie achedule-l in Hie h.irest and Lisbon.

NICE. France. Nov I1 .- (A .F .)
FLINT, Mich.. Nov. II.—B ukkte—Sir Osman All Khun, Nitam of, m-w line of straight eights for
H yderabad and probably the 1032 will U, formally pieffitte^
X nted t&lt;a
1 ,"no
w ralthiesl n u n In the world, airin g ed for the m arriage of hi* I t , it is snAounced by Mr. E ..T * /

g en eral
tw o su n s lyrsterday and sealed the S tro n g , p ir sid e n t a rut
r e n lr a c t w ith rift* of l.im.OOO In m anager of ihe Hoick Motor Com .
A ____I
j n
, cash a n ,| iea el* worth (1.000,000. pany
i'sr.7
l v P&lt;pr"! W ith the p resen telio n , the myaform ed w ith g o rg eo o - c**r«*mony tcrt*» of "W isaid
Control," d ehere on Thursday, u n ites the dy clared to la- a sta rtlin g innoration
n asty o f the principal n o tic e ste le in m otor . ar otieration, w ill be fu l­
in India w ith the house o f IM ino ly revealed.
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—. —
i Abdul
Mrtljid
F.ffendi.
(miner
W hile the pielim inary announce­
W ASH ING TO N,
Nov.
11. — ,a lip li a t Istanbul,
m ent contains no d eta ils about thn
,ivt« .
(A .P i A slu.lv of the g ig a n tic
P rin ce Aram Jah, 21, heir to the „ ¥ W Hiikfc ite'elop m en t, it i* In
plan of c a s t,o n
u a n sp o r te tio n throne o f Hyderabad en ,i to the i , ma ted that an
e n tir e ly
nfW
c h ie f, to consolidate *10,000,000,- great atiura of gold and precious m e th o d o f car
on trol is intrt&gt;- (
th ro u g h th«* ilu* rd. ono that
000 Mm Lb .•( mthtkMiU into four alonrx B triiitiiilitrd
rep resen ts
the
trnturirw
bv
the
M
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•nturlew
Mogul
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iw
n
u
a
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forward
in th it p h ase
b ig
ordered yTAtfrd iy by tb*. lnt»*f«ta 11" I‘om m erve
ill becom e Ihe huslw nd o f IVin. , llom oijy H e n g in e e r in g Ural
t e*w Ih iral
Shehvar,
18, »li
( D m m i'rion
ha? been niAtlf tn rt,*v«ni
hnunettr ami the ep ito m e of Ofi«|
Tbt* *rt«ii it v wt ill Itr tlirf** i# ld by
ental hem ity She i1* th e
only (
GoinMii**itim*t ( Ihim!** It. I'm l e r , ;
thm ghter uf the form er ca lip h .
w ho k id ib n ii:r of the iirigin al
I'riiier \Pteiicmni J a h , younger
conwoluliit mu Htiuh , nut o f wh It'll i
»*»n u f th»* Vi rami, w ill w ed IVirtgrew lh*- *i»iiiiin*!4iovi’« |nu|m«ki|
re** N ilu fo i, |d, tiiero o f th e form ­
that r . t l r . n iuifft In* m*Tge%
j into
er ca lip h .
fiv e hv^triu". Hr will bp
TheVe i* i rin d erella touch to
by K i aminwr
Irking
1,. K inh.
( L IV E i m o o K
the rom ance, fur »inre th e caliph
Hrmingw v\ill brigui Jim t*.
year.a a g o hy M iwUphii K fin a l he
KAY F R A N C IS
Thr n iinm u^ion m 1U21*. Acting waa e iile « | from T u rk ey seven
uniter im iiiiltilf of fungri***, m '- ha a lw*en f|,rvr,| to rely on tn e g en ­
IIK
tilS T O O M E Y
csmnit*nd«’t| «1 21 *ys.i**m aon*olid*- ero sity o f hi* faithful to k rep hi*
tlon plan for tin* i*nlin* rountry t houaehotd troing.
M IR IA M H O P K IN S
Including tht* ru^lfrn fivt*-wy*it(pm
prupitiHMl Tb*» U lir r iknignAt**,l th**
Wafb*m-b .Nt"aJil&gt;t«*irdv th**
IVnnmylvaniit, thr New Yo»k t'rutr*1« thr
IN MKMU III AM
Ha It i more A Ohui wild t hr i 'hr?kaA n hio-N iikril Platt* aw thr
lit loving memory of
backbone* o f thr grouping*. Tb«*
nur dearly lieloved veter1*4( namrtl arr vom monly known
itli*. who have fallen
v
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S t u d y Ordered By Th. uiubie .wumg, «„
1. C. (’. Of B i g R a i l
M e r g e r Proposal

TO-NITE

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ai4 ih r Van .^wrringrn linra.

Hail fiiH'titUr^ l«*l it hr known
thry were unalterably op p oarj lt«
creation t*f the Wabawh ^ rab oaid
ayntrni. T hey in^kled It waw a r ti­
ficia l and i nuId not. bo |&gt;rufiUtidy
ofMPfaird.
J t ir iT K R PdingB U-ing drU rn
for new bridge «n rMirlhlmuml
track uf Florida F,a*t t'tia^t ruil
road, just south ®f
,

aaloep, pansed to their
rewartla anil are an an re­
ly miaaeti Ihia Arniiatice
Day.
N. tie V II ti w a r i l
( 'liupler. Dtiitnl Datightera tif the (’nnfetleraey.
—Adv.

T he Irowetn W ith A
$10,(100,000 A ppetite
Ihirte dfiriti

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I!*■n i meel by t hr* I), I |tr u r * n IS
uf Jilt*until!&gt;), T #nn, uin niifn rliif.
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ll**lr ir#«lfn#iii«, will
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*in#w|, without nb ll|A |lu n In &gt;♦*»»
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hour d u rin g Ihe day from our

Added

own w ell frd hens.

Chick Sale

Seminole Creamer;
Co.
I'hon* 611

A ttend U se Sanford H erald Free Cooking School to-

morrow and Friday at 10 A. M. In the Milan* Theatre
. . . where helpful Ideaa will change bandit.

b a g . will ha given away.
of thews firm s (af details,'
v . Electric Ceaspaay
jhrare Cempaay
j i t t e r y C .-TO ay
Oariric Cempaay
H aelrlc l.'ampaBy

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Special p rices In m erch an ts In

T h m art three thing* every homemaker want*;
v
. A pretty hone,
a contented family,
snd more leuure.
' No pmbitiou* woman i» utithed with her home a* it
nano*. She U alwayi contemplating in her mind a
plight cfiapgc here end there to make it more attractive
and more convenient. She realizee that modem household equipment that reduce* household labor and ditplace* Other items of eypenw is not ettravagance, but
simply a higher standard of living.
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f e r a l i i

^D em ocrats I n Senate
And House PlanConference T o Frame
L e g is la tiv e Work
WASHINGTON. Nov. 10.—
(A.P.)—Party plans for the
coming session took dearer
outlines yesterday, partial-

(

SAN F K A N C rs ro . Nov lo
—|A . I \ ) —H abilarnrnt* of w n
try i* e p t th« Poe if if N orthw est
and N orthern C alifuim a lu«la&gt;
Rain ami m ow fall in Wn*htn/to n an.I Orvgun and &gt;ain
ca r r uncTpactedlv to Ih n o rth ­
ern ha’f of t h ia «tate. A -torm
»• moving inland with ram and
mow forviaat for N orthern Ne#
*ada and Idaho Seven inch**
fill in pa rta of Yellowitonv
National I'a rh and C rater Lak
Ore/f.n *»w seven mchi-« • (
•now fall la&gt;r night and '»lhir
«**-t»44iio of O regon are b in L t
cd.

, With th , Democrats Almost

GLORIA SWANSON
R E -M A R R IE D TO

c e r t a i n t o o r g a n i i e t h e llo u i.3 ,

ID IC I! C D A D T C H

k M

Would S p e n d $75,0111)
To (Jet Hack Securi­
ties Taken, He Says.
By Other Gangster*
I IM O I.N
in
i \.P »
NVInn'ka t»ffi !m1j4 y*.
11* n)a&gt; r**voRl»*#| jjan rlaml W.1
« i linkf (t» RfM*ru| $,' .,t»00 f«»* Ills.
ifi»ini4*a| «-f a ' ank ro L 'rrv f ’nr,'.
Jia in « l AuKuxt *•(• %” U n lx ! - .
who Mal»* .\!t*«iney (irn e ra l &gt;. r
cn» n »aid vva« * !.»• jt» t .ru .
* S m r'a ce AT* t apotu* T ie .»
th'iiititf« haw- n&lt;ii &gt;«*l «te&lt; ii. •
tv hat to do a.l «oit th.* offer
W inkler n w i fi.p „n r f !•«*»
0&lt;H) i.nfj | pending ti»i»l in . .m u
ti. n with the $ ViOil.nOtl roti'-e* v
tin I m» i ’n Nutionel Honk A I'm
*
any. Sept | 7, Vj t«&gt;
If.' hu* o«f red to b v fioni tl
tVieVen $••**«•.'H)D VV«rth of til
*•'•*»?• •’••leu from t r e ‘ nnk in.
i t t irri them if the cfuirire
dropped |n a .o n frre n re
•a »l» I menln .*auth.ir|tie«*, Wmbl.
V*d h. and hia frii'nd». | i | m tins
f*lv F* nrfat e Al Ca/kone and hia n 1
'
w o.hl spend $75,004) «»f th
iii.'Hi V ! • get the n e /o l .aMr
unties ll»* aid I e did f*.»t i'ir
t'« irate in the hot.lup an.! .« in
efthl s u i 't t e l he w n ,t» a It ?)•»
lo \
V . hotel t)&gt; day of *In
r«»hf*et y
l*hil D' A ndrea, It.IvL unrd
(‘ttM.nr, viwited W inkler in its«I
her.* while he was arranging for
h.»nd
The proposal now is befon('m inty A ttorney Max T.*w!e »»l •»
f'i atie.1 on the Niffer. lint *a;d it
wonhl he several days before he
could make a thorough invest &lt;a
lion of the alibi an I re aih a deT*
r.ite decision.
•'If W ilk ie, l« guilty h«t uiti
he prosecuted a t any m »t. r
f|» ^ tiv r of a h tt h s r the s* . n
pn»pcrty is returned," Towle sA.nl.
* lf I’pj taU tfjy ^ th at be is in­
nocent. * |V e
t*t# f U r m y to
4Continued cn Page Fiv«&gt;

Ceremony Clears Cp
Legal Clouds O v e r
Previous We dd i n g

•Ion to give his p a rty plurality
in (he Senai* iV w oulj take the
rein* th e ir
H eartened by the trend of r »-1
can t elections. D em ocratic D a d m ,
YUMA, A ria . Nm Id i V I* »
In both the lloua* and Senate plan
• a riy ronfarvoce to fram e a legi*. ' - Gloria Sw anarn. mm h n u n i r l
Stive program .
*
film «tnr. and h e r l*fr»’ h u d i n 1
y l t would b , diroctad principally Michael F i r n i r , wealthy voting
to '* p arty policy on l u o »nd the l r '* '' *Porl m*'*. w"re re ■» ,-J S. •
U rtff.
.
, V»&gt;tfrd»y by J u r tir e cf th» I'esre
S upport fur previous l&gt;emtM ratic h rMinan.
rhe foupl? m otored I| .« Nuiim
dem ands fo r U r if f revision w it
expressed by R epresentative lUin- a!on*» from llolltw ood, in.l
rer»
•T# .D em o crat, Illinois^ who sum! th o u g h a m a rn a g e
t a r if f ! should b* red o co l on « re- which ap p aren tly clesred j i v n *»
l**gnj m m p lirati »na ari«in? fr***u
clprocal basis.
H , a lso urged a Und poll y f.„ a ptediou* wedding, solemnise I l*i
th* D em ocrats *long thn lines of fort* the actrear* divnr «» fr »m h i
th* refo restatio n plan of Govern­ thi^d huxhand became final.
Th« tdvorce queRtion, for Mar
o r R ooaaralt, adopt*.! l . . i w*,k b ,
N*w York slat* .
y qtii iV 11 FataH c de la to m irf).
T hia com pllm -nt to a tn*ti ptom* was made final yestcrc*ay in supe ­
rio r eouit a: I aj* A n je ln . Siinul(C ontinu. j on Pag* Foui)
' taneoti I) a li*«n*o was filed in
K lm sforl. N Y„ •hcjwing Mu«
f*wan un w ul F arm er there la tl
A ul . 16.
Thia w3i two days after the
I couple arrived in New York from
i K uroja on the sam e liner. Finer
f
j th en the moving pirlurv sta r fre
T h ai Seminole County rtsiJer.ts J qucntly hs« dented th* ntarratg*.
know how tf* he*p tb « lr Chamber
Im m ediately a f tr r TMt»»ib»y#s
of C«««it.W* f t cratary bus, n earam ony tba cxnapla Irlt Y vm a.l
9\ inencetl t y hia engagem ents, T h ’ v #tId they would return U»!
^ ¥ f &gt; r i n g a SI hour p-rind
H ollywor^
y f . At 7:00 o'clock Inst night h* ruot
T h r brltlf gave her agv a** .11
%eilh the c unm lttec In m a rg e u. In applying f«ir th a liernae. and
tJUj Neminola County P h i g r n s V *\ F arm er rm trw l hia a TJ. F arm er
CtW bratlon to ha hrld here mrl* | r n farad hia pU r? of birth m tb.*l
In Docambar with (lo v trn u r Doyle Hrrnaa aa Cork. Ireland, end Id*
K. ( a rlto n • • guc t.
, (pccupatl *n a« broker. .\|i*a S w cn-i
A t 8:30 o'clock h« addie«x^*!
((’ontinued on Pa^-a F ire )
irw m b ira..o f the (Hied* Agrieul
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HU TTON PA R TN ER R IL L E D
PRESCO TT. A rk.. N o r. 10_
(A .P .)—G erald M. Lo*h, S3, p a it» * r ia th* E- E . H u tto n Com pany,
o f Now Y ork, On# o f 't h o la rg e ,t
b ro k e ra g e cwocarna h i tho country,
» n a f a u lt y Injured In a n auto■ uU I* acekhm t none koto U ia y ,
H ia m other, Mr*. R. E . Loeh, wa*
a o rio tu l, hurt.

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'«.'*• It.lb »ui I w hiih Prevent***!
f*
landing t. e f f e ’t a
v t.an***i|»« ««ent to th’
:*a at!. • I i . n* :h t hut I ad
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JAPAN TURNS
TO CHINA FOR
KEY TO RIDDLE
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Spurns League Of Na&lt;.
tions In Effort To
O b t a i n Solution To
Manchurian A ffair •
t'E ll'IN r.. N.V, !«.— M vaaagn
Ii»m H arbin M i ;
reported
J*P*n«M troop- had w ithdraw *
w .r n 1* 11*- -oulh Iw th* Nenni
Itu r r briAg* where they or*
ro d to be m a u i n i for a fr«ah
• d u n * , for T aiU lhar
T O K Y O , N o v . Hl - l A . H . )
A |»ni|&gt;osal f o r a v o m p lct®

n. ;i *I

rv n r w H iiin tio n o f t h e I’u v v r n n te n t o f M a n c h u r i n w a e m nrlo
t»&gt; I’diR vnv C h e n , n o t ti l C h ln r s t ' j i u i n m l i n t n m l a ta tfA nih ii, tm ln t a n il t u r m i l Ih o n t l| ft.. o.
tin tio n o f J a p a n
to
C h in a
a g a in r u t h v r t h a n to G e n i-v a
•d. d
I In t h e
hope o f a
poH.-ililo
|t v im « n e n t
s o l u t io n
o f th e
Page K,v
k n o t t y M .m i'h u r in n p ro lile m .
Fh* pio|tu«al ia -aid tn h a v ,
l«*n f..im d a te d hy the oppoiitlon
g .o rrn n irn t a t t anton and wwa
1 K lim tu the Ju p a n e te con.ul In
Vbril it
..•it ot t i l e i f f c ' s l l o n 1 t'anlm t by t hen before hr left fo r
f... \\w Ml inti* • .* •l Line rail- Shatvthai i*t di*rti*&lt; with N anking
A nsw ers Recommen­
I • 41.1 til f||t*h**r Ur* '.*a«e
a«e it
it* r*Ve leader, th r rro rg a n lta llo n of lha
•• 'ti.tnll *vi.*i
l»v -eekifiir a *r*tu«*tion in th« n ntiunalut iruvritim ant.
III*.| |.' m
dation To.I nry To In­
Thr plan t a ll- to r a rlo -cr . or i I'M!k m itm .m e l fteig h i
into
in,'4r A«« s on «vl#r&gt;; liiat
vestigate A f f a i r s
it 4 uiw iatlon wiMt Ja p a n and th r • * tfr».v* .a th»
pidaiua from
M anrhuria «.f th*
••v%itr &gt;• |&gt; nxiihfiK n.le r *111 (n ip 17 f« rig h t levriuu* fveni th'a state
and
meildleantne w a r
a ill h.* rcd«f« oil more inau f l.tMH).- “ greedy
1*1 &gt; t.V II I.K,
. N,i, in
a Pot) .«« t is bevauw of thv Intar
luida'* together w ith th* apptdnt* ^ 1'
1 h44sldfp |lrrl« rr. 1*44% 1 leal 1 vxithout Ihi- Ctifl oi
MH*lr il**H • l • |»i*i i|»i»ur &gt;aati r »!.»•»• ( .timiivic# 4 ••itimi«4iun * rr-*i m eni -if * high cotnm laaloner by
• *•*1 . an4f Marie I'e rr.im « f n
1lux IHveVC 10 tllf
r .•* 4 4*ill.! ».*nt dee.Aitiua, a n t (hat |h« re*|»on- th r re n tia l g o te rn m e n t to ta k a
Miillclrtl til « Hi II riiuitl 1 1*ran*I
JiiFx h ire IimIk nn rlt4fg*** nl »?')•• . tin- |.f«*|N ity 1if the M F •ii ility for th.* prevent situation charge uf M anchurian affaii*.
It 1 11 • '••1 r.olale in all
1. 711. lex Iwtvv«-ef» the firm e r an,) the t il l
a iu llirx , 1h r oflrfimr u 4 m iv
. II*.
,,.L.
hr a ■*t *»f &gt;.»nl»
nil I ikr lev- n .
Krnew*,| rio tin g in Ti*fllain y**«d m lrrvflU i» not |h v railroadji.
d.-ittr «ofir under Krnhi«k&gt; Ian
fi'prrxant th« position of the At- u*rd*y ie*ult*d In a Japan*** o rI be Mufliiinrnt charged the «.i• * n rig a le ,| l»\ i n e i i n • •f IV
lunli i Foa«t l.in* in thu vunin* d -r th at Chin*-* poUr*. x-rkirtg to
ftn se a as r**m m ill. | at the t •••*
ng wt'll* from + In*),
IItier t .i I llt.lrl h*'f** during a
v i «y with .deminoh* (.uiintv firm - keep onler, w ithdraw 300 yurda
i U yl|Wt| t*. ii d i a n t •
fluni the Jap a n ra e cMweaaion. Chio. • i vgarxling freig h t ratav
t* ur of South. «s|« rn Kentutk*
I
t i *. is «.f tht gt l*V
nr-* ditpaU ha* aald tit* Japan#**
Thrwr f»Al% a re i.inlaint*.! in
c* al IivIII** hv I •** •&gt;» r and A *i»mi • • ig xt ..*ii I* II* . ill'll. Ii.*.,* lett* i r* *ivrd Ih li m orning by , b rnnU idtil th* n a tiv e city
n tillrr "f writer**
e^lig Alim; H I*.
il llvl lb* -llrr Fratl K. D o rnrr. pto-bU nl, and i u&lt;
AMUw pul lea to p b * |J
fa ta l u u tH ra b a tu the m at field. Up
111 Ihe laHnr t u n iru ip rn ? I«s| movv,| down betw'-on th,. m * i " f fh lllp R. IUch, a a -H ta ty . of tl,* , «wd*r. Th* Jip a n M *
t I PP*
• UM two Japiklu m n iir
Srm inide A gricultural Club, w hkh
w»» i*«u*j breau
In tin* idtl g itiv« there arc » oiiiv
by
klltad by
work w ant on re c n rl n favor- n r*a .o ld lr n had "Ixmn klltad
I r w s i i i h H ' t h a n &gt;&gt;0 &gt; e i « r s u l d . t r e e - .
•tray bullets.
44'nntinuctl on Pag* Kl VC)
v .i I'rnn ,
'•hi. Ii hn\c stirvlv i| **x»• V ty !»«• -t
Nanking o fficial, doalarvd Ja p e 1 \ i* 1 \ &lt;1. NM1! i»f •! 1 ha
^A'Ullltf' tlW.llIllrtl. i*v* IV 'I* IfY
*'i*I
i:r— wrri. -c rrrtly organising “dl*»
4 • 1 »*r\ , xi bn it lesl It K l 1'
firvia* It u liM*aU*»l ul * hi4t«*fi&gt;
tu rb a n rr-” in tiu rth China cltia*.
JU'ikF I •• r r u m il i»* nd “ r 4 iii
|i*iiiit in F!.*tMa, f.*r i h. I. Ifl 'ltl IS
iis lulling T irntain, a , a mean* o f
inxi'w*ih.iii4.il &gt;f ».»o a* (• il»r
(llJl T *l-«r.»\» It l | |S tl,,- a . i*ii I ••*•!
prn tln g tu thu l-ragua of Nation*
mad** L ft- l.t i hi tlit l») T lir
%l «i ItH-llii nt Kl (»(••
1 rid i«l
II n w
i-i.n-iitrnt
in lr r itilin g th r inability uf (hn N anking gov.
1&gt;rvi &lt;4 1 in ,1
(iiiiie lit i:ixi
*' 1*l"» . that • fli •r (hi xtil•»(1\ &gt;N4 1
eli n ntrdiuni tltal r r a . h r , th r rrn n irn t to k r*p order.
l»x III Ul »* * • ' » I* •»*l. a ( 11 ii* 1
M-4 *» • -t.i, In he.| at SI \ tklfll • ilk ni.iMuily nf III- buying
J a p in r ,, ri»purt» ,8111 (hr T ient­
pmdit'A 011 1 1.4 ix thitf It (a i|i - It
1 1, X»4Hiiiiin bl«»ke nut .nn 1 k» iri m-i |4
■" -M- n bu»lnr«-. ir g a i d l r — id , sin IruubU wa* started by a group
V..i l u ll
1 K . l i e k .• 1
' 1Lr •40 (1111 r p niiixx'd M|» llte M
llaueh-Liang,
, .- *I nui m ay tn- -rru cb-aily by j nppming Chang
• |nm l mm it '•• 1t»M niiiflry in ...n
••Hisw c .v i 1 440.1 into 1 skk I*
- n « l| to I alhotn.- IN-partiiii-nt Nanking vice gvnrraHssimo and
b^vtmir in**. t i l l
• •*1.1*•»•* a -ellb-dik-Ul t*1 H |WS|&gt;|| .-tin •-. .Ion S anfni 1 kvrituinu-trit govrrnur uf Manchuria. AaT b . . m u ' *...................I
.tul
n»*' h ln | 1 -*•••:»'wills., xxIn-, 4* 111ll) ll * 1
was that Chang
m in i ' I.oying .ml tb r , |o r r nprr- nthur report
lb*- *••iii|»mn *#
• • ' U
I.niii
nlit*- ‘ i*• (
».i11 y '*a.ir«
x\ivs •*(t»n
a tn l ' ) W. K. Dunaway la«l M an h, T,ung-Chang. whom Chang llsiudt
•b
••iv * • 4 t m r
li.igli t'slh o u n , whn t u - lung been Liang had befriarvled. had been ar•I l»nx#rl« it
I IlilVt' 1-v« ll
I'H l'l I \ I HIN KKFOH I M&gt;
it -,,-Int.-tl w |lh th r rrnily-tu-w i*i rr-U d fur plotting against tho vita
1111(I444R1blj. I
l" l... gmht. ..
Ou-nir*,. bar i n n
h i- h ii.ln r.. grnvrallislinu.
i luliwry u - ;• •ii*t*4l i n .4 h v a . r a i i l
II v V . W \ .
N5lX
III I \ 1* ft
President Hoover anil B*rr*lary
(flow lll'l •tllly and It i- hi- lirlirf
‘ •torn |o ii K« n lu rk ) but ii«\* t
4‘ilbn'w |*«*p*l *Al l«&gt;n ix ill . is ,n!y ilm( adx«/rti«ing “ill,! th r w n |k .', |
(Continued On Page Thr,-*)
M*rsa»| nn bi **
| 1*4Ml, .IHI tl t t j •
re •1 VeM-i* Mr (n il. hum' s ,1 'iir hn- Imi-q i r j
11*3 rnitv’lu ••! t y i V1114 tlip r!r«k»f«f l r tin- ten - j iiikMlk-lekl and ll••-tcK•knl -llo o hr
jnu-il rviifrn •• ••( J ilj**1 J**n- *’ •la* F»*fist**« rc'
. 1 . It l..a«A |*er• axn iin n l tin* n iaiiag rr-h ip u n i to*44-irt W4iutil i»o 1 uwtv Ihxi* t*i |ir*iv&lt;* * •* ul lu * pH***
4*»n1
luim
riiilp
•1
ii|* K1 Slllldkiy ifu) lie Ihin -t- "o l i n t S t i r r t stu ir
t»lhci VhUv."
wi» «»# . fiat tb uirt -I ill to b* un .-.anfnrd A iriluv " *
Mrwixrr, rnrmiti* by tra in t .* \r t*
W IIKHFAS. leaders of the
^••»h, w nt cm a 1111*111mt; mi tm- n- rM'« r«l***l.
iih . vnti Ki.errto.N halted
world s g rra te s t nations, weary((*4»w!inu(*|| on Pa*. Threw)
l!0 \l« M I'flM IM lNKN M K F lIN t.
m g nf the s trife and horror
ItKI.AND. N.,v. lo .-. I A P .) —
of u w*r -u rh as this world
I M 's r I'AI.M HKACtl, Nov. in. J .i.iir M*i mu tl. liuw r, yv-trrday
had never Iw fnr- w itnessed,
I A I’ 1--A n nrllrig of liir (Ikiv. Issuid n tem porary Injunitlun h a lt­ ileelafail an A rm istice lh irtre n |
ih id -.- III- .1 ri.'itrol b.iai i » l.rd- ing .1 irfi'irn d o tn schedutmi for tny e ar- ago, and,
ulrd for Th r-day at O i-w i-i m niuriow f n ndi.|itlun or ivivctiim 1
AVItKRKAH, (io v srn o r I toy la
JA tK .S O N V M .IA i Nov.
In
I,a- fe n | n .l n n n l in,I finitely, it of un Art of th r Met Irg i.tatu ro
F. C arlton to g atk e r with th*
I A.P .1 - III and
|,rnnih—• Jutm w a, a i.n n .n iw l hurr * c -lrrila y . lie- I tovidiog for an incrca&lt;- in tho
chief ess,*jtiv es id tha 17 other
(li-'iv r. SI. t*hl-iy w ll*il hi- clnih- cause of t tn Irta'nllly of - i-.n a l rrrp n ia ti- lim it- of Dclunid. A
•tale* nf th ; lln tteil S ta le s has
ing u n i *ffrrln in t h , incm ptoyrl .tali- o fficisl- to attend.
gi.nip of taxpayer* brought th*
priw lalinnl W ednewlay, Nuv. II,
a n ) -hid tdm xrlf lh ri-:g h th r hratl.
---------------— ----j suit.
ItKlI us a legal holiday, and,
H r ilia'll u[ x I.O-.I.. ta 1. |ti a not# hr
O C A L A - Oily received lid* lor------ _ _ _ _ _
WIIKIUIAB. a ll tro * Aniaci-aid hn s i , fu r.'n l lo e&lt;,mmit »ui- rehabilitation of local light plant,[
Mt.
IIOKA II. D. .Stephen* runs are nipo cted to t a t aside
t u l , un arsoiint "n f a man who snd I»b*i&gt; hnl for furniehing p*.wrr rlcarn-d und **prnr*l Ihiby ti df
a t least ono d a y each year In
chealeil ni* out nf my life raving- l.y Florid* |*nwi-r L ' n r p o i a t l ( Links.
•
whk:h to rcm tnem m orattf and
of 1700.00.” A th r.1,. hundrej-dolrty « i* the m em ory of thuao
Inr lif r In ru m n i* r-&gt;li*y. auvm g
loved ones p h o m ade the su ­
hi- r f f r e t / , * |-u will Ii* g lir n In
preme -a rrifiro , W -l th a t dap
th r unrnipluym rnt fund, lie o ig r
n h irh bruaght an and to tb*
wa* n native of KWrden. He had
world’s moat dlsaatroua roufUct
no rrU tiv T , in Ih i- ciw ntry.
tc furguttsn, and,

RAILROAD G IV E S
REPLY TO ACTION
OF PARMER CLUB

U It

FINANCIAL MARTS D R E IS ER DENIES
Says It Isn’t Respon­
BEGIN WEEK WITH JtH )CE S C1IA R f.E I'll ill no Irriiralion sible F«»r P r e s e n t
Freight R a t e Row
•f DULLISH TRADING AS TO M O R A L ITY S y 's io m in s ta lle d
l |)im O ran i'cli'ro v o
Stocks, Bonds, Silver.

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!Mrt-oC,ul*ln th" *&lt;‘ho&lt;,' h,UM; Parliament Opened
v K.SONVILLE, Nov. 10
Thu moming ,t a;oo nvi.wk i,fc' Amid Much Splendor t.\ \
Dancing and black «.

*pok* to utiuicnt* of Svminol,
l l l f h S .h tu l and a t | 0 ;|f , n'rluck
h* *pok« tn a tu d o n t1 of Junior
D l l h V '&lt; h c| * fT l.U tn.hii*' &lt; » .
h i.
a t both arhoaU
A t noon today ha a lU n d td and
■pok« a t a» R
tary
eeting.
n oota
ry Club m
ntcciinu.
**"• • • - :0U o'H ork b* v l.lltd an.I
in .p c ttril aevaral o f tb a itor*« of
manib«r* of th* Iml«p«no*nt Jlorchant* A o o ciatio n In company
w ith l*rc»iil*nt C to rg a W oliuU in.
Thi* .(tv rn u o o a t 4:0t) Vrluck h*
m .t w ith th* h lth w a y com raitlaa
o f th* S'.monil* C ounty Chamlwr
o f Commarco. . \ t b : » o'rlncV h*
will in ret w ith tho J’uolirily Comm ilt**, w ith . J . L, M a r r n u tU a*
chairm an, and tonlyhl a t 7:00
oVlock h* m**U w ith Iho Uoarii
a f O ovrrnora of the traS * Imdy.
LAafThU n u k a a a to ta l of nina m cctW l &gt; attom icu in 14 hour*, tn uildi •
tion t o handlinir m any office Jrfnila, m eeting InHivMu.ia in t.rc a twd In various p r/je c ta of m u n ty wid* im purtanc*. and o lh rr m at­
ter* which fill a fa irly btuy 24
h o u r pariod fo r a a y *#cr*tary. a l­
though a ll d ry - a re nut m filU d
w ith m atting*.

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UKlulllAIN

Rena tor Harrison of Mississippi gnve notice that if anyi
vacancies occurred during the

C. O f C. S e c r e ta r y
H a s F u ll D a y W ith
H i s E n g a g e m e n ts

,

i..night

F iv e C e n ts A C opy

ROBBER MAKES A rm istice D ay Observance ^EW MILK LAW
fASH OFFER TO ^Parade
^an^or&lt;
^
W ill Include
Dinner F ootball IS ADOPTED BY
GET FREEDOM
HEADS OF CITY

Winter Sweeps Into
Pacific Northwest

fair

"•-ijnr^Ut md slighltr warmer.

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V N K O K l). I I.O R ID A . T U E S D A Y . N O V E M B E R

PARTYPLANS
FOR CONGRESS
ASSUHESHAPE

Generally

--------hu».
t i n added to th* gnu. u.
I.O SIHIK , No*. 10. - l A .P .i — r «u .
of il«ath In Flotida.
A m lJ pomp anil g iittir uf trnditn. p rr-on w a . killed by * i
tion Kimc trio rg * V, w ro rin j tfir wh l. .ionrlng la tt y ra r and u l.u'
cn.w n of jha om plr* m .I rrm ine n a ,t jn y to death by a i » n
rv e* o .a r th .•a ri-rt uniform o. J( .irts.
a fir'd umruhal. til:'.*/ openrtl the
Tbis wax Jiacloictl y \* trn !a v
hew i'ailiam cnt whoa* taak It ii a i port by Dr. S tew art &lt;•. Th n.i
to rc*cuo th« nation from it- fi­ run dir,-, to r of the h u rra i i.
nancial
an.I io iu a tria l
rri«i«. *iial rtatlatica o f the »taU b .« . i
Speaking from th* gr a t golden uf Inalth. on violent and a . . i
throne in th* lin e of Lord/ H i. dental death* In tbc d a te tart
M aja-ty bad* the MacDonald gov- yi a i
a rn m tn t Gpd-peed in It. un.iertnV . S tv en tren P « n u n i died falling
in f t . "M y people have give* yor d wn . t a i n o r on »tfp« » b ils Ii
om phalic m andat* and w• exp-ct b&gt;«t th rir live* by falling out nf
U« l Ul
you to a c h b v . •uccv-a," h&gt; -aid. bnL hour p rn o n * fell III h a th ,
tub* «r in bathroom , and w ire
JA P S PRO TECT WOMEN
killed and ona fatally re * u llrl
Irum * tum ble o ff a m lie.
HARBIN, M anchuria. Nor. 10.—
I p al*. Hu p * n o m toift their
(A .P .I—Japan#** authnrltl** h n v
Iiv*» i* fall* from t r r r , , »ca(tod*r order*d all Japana** wornfinding,, ladder*, potrhi.-. chair*,
*n anS c b ik litn a t ManckUi ami
h o rier, w ater ta n k ,, trlephm u
H a ila r to com* to H aihln for
•a fe ty b n * u ,» o f in crra iio g Cht- polet and achool boll-, o* while
n * r, uniinority. B oth [.lav a arc In walking, diving, gwiinniing or in
tum ble, into m anhole, ami te w e r,
tka north n ra r tho Sihortaa bornr againat table*.
d*r.

Stage All S e t F o r R e d C ross D r i v e
T h ro u g h o u t Cou n ty N e x t T h u rsd ay

WhU* th* natio n al Red G rim ! or.e a t th e ir home, so lY t a sec .ml
a n n u al drive fo r m ember-hip* j vi»lt m iy not b* need.nl.
o p e n s. tom orrow m orning, to c o n -1 A , In pa 4 jo ar* . m .liridoa
linu* t h o u g h T hanksgiving D ay,, m em bership fee* In the Red Croc*
ar* | l acch y ear. Of th a t .urn,
member* of tho Sem inole C hapter h a lf U sent to a ationH hrud&lt;iuar&gt;
o f th* Rad C raaa will not &gt;Ug* to ri, wkil* th* rem ainder I, rrth e ir drive u n til T hnraday morn* U ined by the local chapter. No
8 A R A * OTAl — C oo*traction Ing, whan, s ta rtin g a t 1 : 1 0 o'clock. m a tte r w hat aia* th* donation
■Into*l 10 Sem inole County women m ight ha, f t , |3 . or U O i. th* |i (U r te d on cam p a t P a jn o P a rk to
w ill engage In n one-day bou-e-loch sp ler n n y retain all b a t t c
bo occupied Iq r T tn Can TouriaU
honao cnovaa fog the dauhle pur- cent*. Mrs. S haron d re b re d th a t
• f W orld In S a w n l oanrontlon her*
poo* of aacurtng m*mb«r* fo r the numvroo* persona cunltihuleil | | t Vi brancy .
■ :natio n al organixation sa d raUlng hu» y*or. and t h a t «h* hopnl they
fund* with which to omploy a would m ake a sim ilar contribution
county nor**.
th is year, and t h a t nway who d o ­
lir a . J . G. 8 h a r m , ruil call nated I t a r $2, w &gt;uld b# able to
chairm an a f th* local chapter, to ­ increase th a t am ount to |3 .
day notified all ch airm en of v*ri"W e naod th* county nurs* m ar*
on* earn m itt to . in l o a f ird and in th an any o th e r ila g l* item of w *|.
tow n* thrsu g h o n t th n county, th a t far* work," M r-. Sharon •aid.
“a n d I am hopeful th a t th* i w
•pan** f* o p r various appeals wUI
bo geneysa# ra atig h ih s t w« m ay
•m ploy tba aaca* a t one*. *o th a t
m ay atte n d to R a tio hlrh ar*
.
w hich Of* hoaflad by H n . D o rjth y
‘ a u m ."
.-

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And Wheat Among
Leaders In I pswing
«n. Fks %c m M r 1 (•»»•• t
1 . 4 1 11 H I|
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t. -huwin*
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over Oct I " *1 •'*••• 4*1 1
b rr ...id lu r g n t
" heal fntunv. P %• 1 •! • •
' . . i i • i-nt n IhihI
ii nlinued on l*«4aC4* ¥ . |

Many DeMolays !’
Cnnio Here For Wr
District Meet in;
U h »: l* n p i r t w l in |„.
th- tiidt * -1 flitga In |&gt;» al |».
, . being plaiinnl r*.
. •*,» v h r.| »Vim •%|H•i t|.
*• |U • 4 II^,4'. | V•• 4 (loft) \ • .Io n .
nf ih* i
iit *|«idlng hirli
in% • ff i i x uf thg Of.f. r ;j I 'I
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&gt;i,i.iinic 14*tti|il(- |&gt;rv I ’nrk .\*
tu tab
•4 • t i n
ilUti 4‘t ll
lull. *I i&gt;&gt; \1 ,,T1 i Wit •(, ..I la.
p -. wll . I . till* l. In (l4*|*ul&gt;
tb-Mulay f.rd rr.
I a . I niglit ut ,i 1 1 *u ,4
in* S i m i , i..Ii&gt; ( l i . | t r j , I Ird
make th r n f.n ir ...l- |.t
t&lt; i .1 in &gt; unford uml

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Advertising Seen As
Large Trade Builder

W A SH INGTON . N »r. 1ft (A .P .)- Itcprrscntolfv* G a n w r sold
today th a t Ih* D om octaU would
hove a full lagtslotiv* p*tg*ort.
• J e t).a t* to m a tt th*
s i t .i -.ii«**.
ready to re sen t tk a cowing f ungrass. Th* iVomocniUc Hi»o/.* cfcl,*ftotn m ade tha sta te m en t In a '.onfare nr* w ith new eppperm -n sh o rt.
!y a fte r hi* n r r tv tl tiMfay. h r t rieellnc.l to ditcioao tk a M tu rc of

th* program.

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PROCLAMATION

.lackHonvillc I'aupcr
Takes Ilis Own Life

liiskmii | U n- foi th.* cut tria l i
nirllt uf th r [I M t A (utu i fruit]
Mr. t t n e said t in t ,'h -t-ter- lr
l.a trU io l. Ot built. ,
(i lit ■it lit.'
J « .k - n o lle and Jill A u tu stin .. v.ill
hr prim-tit and lha | tiu l-a,| Invite
J . C. I tu jr r - , I '. ell Srrlbv i.f ih'
L m b u r g I h.iptvr; lir a Pattvum.u
p a -t n u u tr r enunv.k&gt;r of the Ih o Iona Beach &lt; ha|tl*r| and o lh rr uf
firtr* liu m Live &lt;iak, snd l&gt;i.i,
City.
tilnn Crenshaw , pr* 4Tine nfl i ' . r i.f tho |iK-al rhapU-r
U .t
h
nti|'l.‘ arpointeil
Itie g -r-. Jr.
rhatn-uin o f a ro-it-llU re In «r
rn n e r for the e n trim in n trn t of th&gt;
trlsitorn. Jlr. IliCgvA sal I tiw t hr
TA LI A ll ARB F.K. Nov. I»J. —
e x p w u tn have m iiiir aiul * bur
John M atheae, Jiw ksonvillr Irgts*
ip»-1, tu l* held an. the M jo n lr
latur, today #,k#d tha 4 pram :
dining io mi, inriudod on th r pro­
. t o m t f" r a re h ea tin g on h ji a tgran..
1 lock on the validity nf tha jttste 'a
ye
,,
L.
K 'jl gasoline* tax J i iti.b u tlin act
b u r n e r s s y s l* a rty
j w h rj, ra e m tly » • » Uph&lt;*l.| |,y the

Has Program Heady

I

T h ird A nnual C o n k in g School W ill
B e S tag ed A t M ilan e F o r T w o D ays

Rehearing I Anked
UpQnJJaa Tax Ca«c

' WHKHKA8. It luu baen tka
,-ustom sine* th* first ArmistU*
Dny. in ol) sac tions uf tha
Unltsd Slot,* a* w#U aa
throughout tho world, whan tha
youth o( tha notiua ufftrad
thatr lives In th* dabsao af
their countries, and tka prin­
ciples for whkh tkoir countries
stand, to observe thi* occasion
aa n ganeral holiday!

Tt

waa, mayor of tho City of
Sanford, do hereby request that
t h a merchant* a n d bus la***

W ith t h i arriv al in Jianfm d 1st* and tam pling f.xshi.
Mi«s' the-her l* fw som rty r#
to in o rriw a flrrnoun of M iss Viola.
more
Ib lii-r, fiali„riAll&gt; known llOIII* m em brretl &gt;&gt;y the TIM a r
woman who la d . y e ar weru the
1erononilea ivp«*ct who will trn ia in g u e sts of Tin- llrrm ld a t i h f Mi
hare fu r t * u days a t the h ta d of Ian* T h t-t'rr. w h irl hau
again
The S u n fu rj llrra ld 's th ird annual bean engaged a&gt; Hie srena o f tha
cooking school for Saniinole Coun­ school. Jthr will h o lt her firs t claas
ty housekeepers, th* P a iifn 'd m ar- s ta rtin g at HMMi o'clock on T hoiad a y m orning, und Joina Th* H er­
rh a n ts who a t* asaiating in s ie g ­ ald and a s -o ria trj n .-rc h a n ts in
ing th* shuw anntsm rvd to*lay th a t • sta n d in g an invitalioif to everj
£ £ £ 'T 'Z T i,
they a r* ready to le n ! every na- hosiaekaepe- in the ro u n ty to bo
' Ven-ront levy. MalheWs won
• • mok# l l * A’c ess.
prrnanL The Iwlrnny wtll bo ra ­
tho lower court but th a Hwprrini*
TIi* ajhosrl. th* firs t of to o sa re ad f a r n e g ro -., as waa th* caso
school* to h* held w ithin th - next la s t y e ar.
C nuii ra re r- 1 ,1 ll ln a fonr to
Ihre# weeks, will b* coniine-l &lt;otalire la ion.
T ka following fiim a a r* co­
ly to dishaa which m ay l a pro­ o p e ra tin g tn malls th a a-koal •
uf
TRA W LER IIITM M IN E
«duced
* • • • on
« " a la*
ta etits
liu appliancea a p --------and a i* Isn iia g s la r lr k a l
Sanford
n « U S IE I-S . Nov. 10,—&lt;A .P.)
r o n r r n u a te farniaklro; electrical a tra ta d from th# *Ugo:
A Belgian traw le r strweh g float ■pplianea*. s u .k a* sin e s,, hot- U t* E b c iiic Co.; HU)
Ing «n)ltlm
min* n«*r Woftde • a te r h e a le rs, t o u t ers. e g g -b o j- Co,; Hof-Ifsr Battery Cat) M*Mtm
th* Noeifc E c a e e, w affla-ltona and tha like, a n d E lo -tile Co.; Randall Blortrhs Ou.)
snJ * i .
with the** a rtk lo * . M ist Ih«ck#r Son f o t j r U t i i c a l
i will produce m uM raus dailcU^o Ca.; and Sanford

*T;--

»««• dsscrfptfaw, rfs.-n

j oqoipmant which *IU b*

T H E R E F O R E . I. T . L

Du-

Of

doom for lha oatira day af Nav.
tL to U nt nil may Jain in tha
memorial csanla** whkh harp

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H am of tho CKy
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THE SANFORD
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TEAMS STILL1
LVECHANCEFOR
(ATIONAL HONOR

OH YEAH?

TAKACH IS
ER IN GRID
GUESSING GAME

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LLD. SANFORD,

&gt;a . Mo n d a y . Nov em ber % it

P ic k T h e W in n e r

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SoldienA'And C ktae
To ClaaH On D iunond

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GATORS PREPARE
FOR REMAINING
GAMES OF YEAR

Football Results
lOL'TH
AU I rmr 41. Dak* 4.
sr. c. IS. ti«. T tfk IS (TL
0*4# y, K*#twEy E
%a#4rrM1i 9*. S a ry la a i IX
T»l«n# ST. A a k c n Si
fV. E L L %•- r#tF Si *
u
m n iA rr r* t i» — # c
N r i I CrpbIIm TT. Tmrwu■■ Si
l la tlM re tfa EH, Traremr!#•■•■ To
W ulffra K |. Ml NIm I (Fto.) I
Itm«l4ffm« 14.
T.
W«kff Fffrt*l IX r m l f i t r i f f t i
llR * N « a I f 4 m f l*V L yaffH anr

T onight Company D and Chase
dirm ond b a lt i c i m s clash. Com­
pany D ta«k th e T rac k C row ers
'A*
. . J . rn
on. Into ra m p la s t sfeek, and P o rte r
L an sin g ,t m a u l e r of tha team ,
sta te s th a t his \o*ns la now ready
t i giv# any o tlc t team In tha
Icagu? a bard ti tic .
Tues 8y n ig h t,th * .T rack (iraw ere and Seminole D ry C leansrs
( MR*I|
t l %lfr#9
■ l4reriM«Rilb
• 3 « m rd
7
By P IT E R SCHAAL
%. 4 H a lf
4 Hire. A««lrV • ’ Ihikff
will me*; In w h -t should bo a hsrsl
7 K rb la ^ b r
• |
, Ram4«l»4.SM«a 14. R k lr e r e ^
N E W YORK, Noe. #— &lt;A.P.&gt;—
lly Ham U nti
Mi*. M tr g ir e t T ak arh and It.
x. | arwilRi
37 » a r « i a
• nurture
4 Urebremre
41
M rtffr i x irtaw .»#M hffni E
lo o g h t and stubbornly cnntestrd
' M ending not boldly In the natlonf ■larer
37 4«A«rm
■ r.g«riU
JACK.HONVII.U7, Nov.
9 .U Hutchison a re the winner* of
B uster M att's g sllaa t &gt;7 js rd
7 V j . IL
a
L ia fk y n « i4 SS. r«t»RMff M an b attle.
Uar^ffiRg
4 Ilaftaff4
T h tn u a R ti
■ g | football p a rk yesterd ay were dash for a touchdown, followed The H erald P irk-T h.-W Inner . o n - ^ llrelff I rxw*
4
Somewrhal bewildered after ac­ «.
\ rk rask .»
T lure a*
4 Kaa.
4 lawn 4«at#
7
S tan d in g of the (la b s :
r.mltfmr4 IX U ««Ir N hfM X
• Iwo team s from the M id-W est, by old C a tfb || Sm ith's easy kirk | test f«r ln«t week. They were the
cepting
t
w
.
severe
shocks
on
*ucHal*
7 I •llRlff
23 U fa y ail#
33 M a|«rrx
9
Nw *4pa4 iXfs# IX 1 Rl«a (N r.)
nilxbrevab
M 9 xrx rclg T*#b a *na»
ja i- L r .
Won l oot Per rent
Ik r e . from th e South, tfcrs. from
•
C#P»
S«t*irda)«. th«
H orl.lt 9.
f . r t h . em tr. point, g rated in be t ir .t of »i. co n testan ts to hand in
!••««m
• W b rn lia
7 I*ar4a#
#• I'tRlaaM ri
a
C h a n A C&gt;m.
lh* E a st and one each from the
&lt;rw«ae* 7. Mlmre. X
.
I.' tit of I t w inners, a n d they are
foot bail Atjutd y&gt; itrrd«y rf» iirrH
t h . tenet e iritln g fra tu rre of a
1 rklffl.
19 I'MRffTl*#
1 N a litfa
9 U fa iH la
33
3. r . M il* X Hk*. 4a8*M X
pen,
3
A);.)
♦»•» l-r
Houthw est and F a r W est.
l»M %9t Flffr
IV 14. 1 .
a T fta a 4 j|W « a
the v in n -r. of t h - I I In trad* a*
ftom Birn'inRh«m to Gain«»vil)r
d a ^ of football Matordsy In
. Trrerkwrm IX MRtfctePRlPfm San,'or,: Dry
( m tjm f
. S3
f • &lt; )f»rare
••••#
a 9 't a l t r * Mare. a I im J will iiU m p t thin week to rc- ( TBr ln
either Ch-.irrhwel|'« D epartntrn
whirls Ike fa so rlte ts throughout
T here will he few. If any, dlsu . | T.
n H -f)U x 4
) « » |t . Mil
IS , Trage****
»i (•r^.T Ratalare • 4
Cleaner*
3
60U
M»mm. Cml. M, tmmMl rvrmf #r# U .
Thf
j#
• 1\ Itrwaali
Storo or W to d ru ff snd W atson's i •»Ale* H a lf
th e la ad. la alaioot e trry ra .e .
-re n te r* a&gt; tn (he to p f lig h t rsn k 7 lltlrereire
m hmbiliLRtr i U Rhn*.t#rF&lt;!
%. 1*. 1.
9 H A L
Saniord-O vied
4 llralreU
9 ( a la a k la
rt
wor»t p^rt
t h t •. hH ule it ur«f. iM tllaf# X
‘ Ing of N otre Dame and N orth­ rode hcasr t . ilrto ry . Here snd | men’- sr.-ar shop.
Itepaal
AX
• Track (.'row er, 2
SO.)
nnH though th« rrmRininR tfim i
th ere som eon, fell by the way. |
w e ste rn ;
Tulare , C eorgia and
The significant thing a ln u t rarh
I lip thl# coupon, place &gt;'.’it n m a anil a ddrr&amp;i on itt p*jt a
l.iarmlm Mmmtmrlml IX Caal. K». Company L»
1
2.VI
on
tho
li*i
t
r
r
n
i
t
to
b&lt;
*
taken
%
«
rap
m
l
H
,
leaving only 10 a ia|or u n d rfrstT ennessee; H arvard, Cornell and
of the n s !l«ls handed In Is th a t! w
Ifip
i», r* . •*ntr lh# nmm of t
t #ain you think •▼ill win ur
E l « a 3X l l l ( h I’ mlm • X
llfh tly , !hrr* of th# fotir in* at
R y ra rcse ; S outhern Methodist and ed teaais, but, on the wholr, J inrh ro u te .ta u t plcltej alm o-t tmIt#, in&lt;l •♦•nil It iu lh# Dporti K'Hfor of Tha Her • Iti b«for# noon
Nlmtmmm 14. Em AIm f.
Near pavem ent laid on D llie
( f l i t rloxff lo th# (latorV clan.
th ere w ets few e la rtlln g upsrls.
in la l T ra rk rrt 7. l^tretWmflk X
Southern C alifornia. All of th e* ,
ainr teem* to w in. Only one nf th
S«tui uy N ot. 1 1 R#pi4mb«r. tha IirI iimndctl In lh# *arli#«t ha«
Highway through P ort O range and
K
rn
tu
rk
)
can
b#
rat**«|
miK’li
t
t
u
.
*«»t
t i i h K»r
D
ak*
wrecked
K
rntacky.
Ship
team s, e x rep t Southern C alifornia,
is T in te d Duke, which In te-.tiny
*
I
f
&lt;
Hmmrll
IX
M
ack.
C.
I.
tr*»
char*# f*jf t h tr ix*U i;0 .pi*nt
• ^•Jth p art of city of Daytona
• rssh Kelly a n j all by a 7 to 0 | Kentucky. reused a mild upset,
af*
unbeaten
althoueh
N otre
*
Oil*. 4. A H. !«. I r*i«kl*a I.
Beach, opened to puLllr.
» h d r .ill elect. .1 Iowa S ta te oveTh# myth, rr#^t#d In ih# i*ir« 1
rk rlR tu * T. h i ** r.
Dante and N orthw estern fo u g h t seore, as a m *|«f S outhern upf . p carvr» i*f* th.
K sn -a. Aggies alth &gt;ugh the *p
to a seo reles, tie earlier In the set. while Georgia Tevh, sh o ird
f»»tr
th# n#«ison. th l ♦^ 'r w H»l. lr.l»4R 13. 1*t» Eat. • x \ , w.
Nam.
' • m ! » .... - n - sx n . i r . i . a.
from pillar lo post all season. 1 g ir. were the favorites a n i Were
Florida cottlj y et pnmt i.i ** &gt;f i-j
Em .
i, &gt;**»
•la sn n . Southern C alifornia, a fte "
SI. U a n s n 0. I l a r k . . . a.
. e a r '' with.Mt the rx p e d -.l -rrie*'
^
a n opening gam e defeat by St. displayed a rem arkable sffrn a ise | .li-ieatrd.
• l'r —*
IX S t ’. i m a
He —
V. I . ( M S | a.
rom ebsrk lo earn a I t - l t
tie .
K s.rlly •* ru n t* .te n ts handed
M a ry ', of O akland, h a . wen fire
of roviTV* hsd b#vn »#II ahal*. «. n . |i. a. t »«m **#&lt;*•« •.
Ilela. 2W. Swwvtkas.r. a
w ith North C arolina. Florida a • in u .,.. .y,a;{t&gt;ir
wl,y
| tu m l f.j G eorfla and A U biin.t,
\%»mi#ym# #. t'Mttur w •.
i-ttra lg h t gam e- from Oregon S ta te ,
, . ! | XT'— —• I . -» ssesle. a.
ValW* W. at. 9—e»k f.
, u hsn.im g m 12 w inners; 27
W ashington S ta te , Oregon, I all | Whipping by Alahsm a w a. .o rThe Bulldog* trim m ed the t.a lu rt
ria .k .it
t.s u u
ao. r.. M ,i*
'»»»«»•
IvwSwm* g.
Iowa at Furdue
p
n
.ia
g
ool)
In
the
a
lie
af
ifa
,
Kan.|i,l(r
n
-e|Ilncr,
.
pftn
U
to
0
In
Gainesville
on
Ocfubll
r
e
k
.
e
s
a.
X- WaCttewr. *
fo m ia and S tan fo rd to virtually |
arore.
far
the
C
olors
e
n
le
trrd
uj
hamlin
Tulane
s
i
Georgia
i 11. But the fane still h ^ l th al|
''
" IV u A
elinrh th e P n rifir Coast rro w u .,
Li
the O n n f # end Blue
merely
Rt. M ary's, vlclurii.u* over K n ith -I l,H’ «•"•* the umirr-gatwva
« w l a rh d a A ffilpm :n . H im . «
X
nimr%, r.lng twruiinjr in H k H* :
fisylor at R M U.
Prl|hRfH 1 wwwff X llmk 4| | I m
■ UrllMlMifff i‘
hevinff in uff-&lt;lejr ayelnjit a rcsl
On
C alifornia
ami C alifornn
ix lundiriK in •rv rn . «n I
r tub 3M. CmUrmHre ( ml X
&lt;•»•»•*■ IX W RfRHlvffy X
t#em #nd that Coath rh s rli# R jfh
♦SiH rr in the season, suffered iti
•*»»•• h » n 'i»2 in ilx winner*.
f «*lmr#4.» • , 11 IIwmpp X
llmvwrfmra IX S a a iillM X
V. IV I. s t V lrsm ia
Jmmlatn SX
X
Ita flrat defeat yesterday, lo. m f ' P ' v U&gt;v C.eo.gia Itulldog. another
rusn'a tM»y« would rally tack to th» I Alt W M T
Hi***’* \%hit ihm n m c n m r n tf
rble I EX WRRl«hM(#« X
I
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p m 4U IX ItklfRuiR a.
.
1
to
t)
victory
o»«r
N.
Y.
IJ.
and
P«*ak In the Alabama 1#^*to*th» Olympic Club, 10-0.
Is-hign s t K .t g r r t
I) \V. Ilu lrh ix tr '
I - • # U U d IX Mabae| X
A fU 4n IX Arr J m p a.
I th u s keep their nations! title thri ro n lr t
H'amb. X t mlir. 1.1.
HI. af. V ar f ** SX U ball# X
Rut Alahrma. ju«t La* Satur
|*irkr«l 12; O'.lo Ilu t.h iso n , A rlhm
^ G r e r g l . Inra-led t h . R a .| fo -; rh a n c e , lh o „ „ t r r &lt;r, n, lo
llk»4# UU«4 SX Wmrmmmlw, p . | r
aiamfrera a. v . #r
iiw * « # l it.
C slgate s t Hyrarusv
'.’a ), g n \ c th • (iatoM a r#il trim r.\n
\N
illiam
-.
iKirlw
I.nkr,
Hill
Hiir
tb« s.con.1 tlm o and n.mml nut |
ul»e |k
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on,
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rr.
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the only frR lurr^ uv«r
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' minAf #n«l d#m &gt;nRtrat«s| fully thal
tieorssla T. X. X. I . a.
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l .u. r k" . U *m
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(«roiiriun« » p r r ' HillyF, Z arh rj
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I'itt'b .irg h a t Army
r . l a i a k l . IT. S iM 'o 'a «.
I . l k . i l . Ik, SSawWaSIww O.
thi* «o|thiimurr4 at ill h-tv# plenty
R
B a rte r M o tts k7 yard run .n VI. ; w hlpp , j fl„ m , | |
.re o id m g
J &gt;■ P - r r t .n ptuked !••
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of r hutldii:^ In do before it can
i ornel! a t D artm outh
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Ia n . buried A uburn's strung eleven '
| in ,
wllirh
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l l i c r v a r d 7. i H f l a w N f M €.
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i re t be&lt; k tu ila f»»nu «f tli# la t
it'rlrreliR W , Vr.J X
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ra d e r a S I 0 count while T o . i , W r „
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i
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» "(&lt;"f' a ' “ l i th e ir way now, and tho ,y e . of the '"Y Wa " . Itohgrt W allace. |l . It
I f h lf ft IX P r lifflP R 7 . *
IIr*M»li ly m t l t j IX 1. Y. A ffbR
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anditiun
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Routl.ern t .m fer.rse. team s, la
, h, |,, t,„p
I)(r K &gt;
Ilellsm , plrk. l,
Ohio S ta te a t Wissrontin
('retwall X A ltrH X
4ll*Rhff#f f, N|, lam iftR lR N X
and outnp«e!ril, the (*at«tr* w^ie
W k u C arson Newm an. SIO .
! A H ....- II... week « hr.. Ihr Crruj.
' ,,lu'" |
Md
l l . m t m a I w l l f R r I X W rm f m r w
%ll Crexml Gm H 31. ic. air«R4ff.
At th e ir lateral *|Hrilu»l it.ark uf ix
*9'Jt X
Holy Cross a t H arvard
B arry W sw i'. p a o In H a g -u ia ’. W ave ami BulldoKS'm ix.
1 rh '' *V"re. of S a tu rd a y ', gam .
M
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m
p
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in
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four m inutes In ploy au.il
Ohlre Rlmim jm. \ a i f X
Y andertil't a t T*nnc*a.-e
h ,...k - wen. against then, m t h r |
a.
I oral f&lt;w.thall follow ers S '* j Flm i.hi 0; F rdha.u .T.i. I t -r***sr n ‘
Mirk, a x Ire4. X
his surer .fu l ^ri.p k u k for ta ts
Wlcb. ■(««•
x
fiMt few ii'ifiiiUe and tliw) !o«t
u * * i v«. ix \w * i Yr. W reU n *
f.-hlgh It*. I'rin.'.-tiui 7; C n n g i , 7 .1
paint gave a l l r .a r d a 7 ('■ I n mpli to l.e s l .r n a real fiMilhall tre a t
I Imrfmmmf| XX l»«#|#rem X
I’enn S ta te at l^ fa y e tte
here this week for I oerh I eonwhat little fin* lh#&gt; h»d la rrlrd I • T* U IMImimm 2 9 . U r * l r r » » 7 .
N t y «: I af.xyotte • • I.V,
, .
ever D artrn o ith . I . rnell on.l S y.s
NtraUmgare IX bremi*» X
th# field, rhongli n t
tip to t \ireberm( XX T rla llf 9.
IIIWM M. t'RBR X
ruse, however, smacked d i a l ’ e in. ard XI r I.liras' Seminole High 0; V snifrrhllt ;t'.r. M aryland 12 '
N eh ra.k a at Kan*n. A ggies
TmMm X tlmmtft* I . X
l»#9l«n T. iRfW v 7 IT).
t the IniYt'.a'jf 'YithffUt -how uf
i oli-ate
I'eitn S ta ts 7; llnrvnr.l
or lis a 's
r a .lly , . the
funner rlrv en will not only m is with its
iMi«rh«Ja JX N t a r t a IX
1
II.
IX
I'RRR.
(
l
i
t
r
a
X
lfh t. th
Hurufa alhlctra fur■frt*
7. D iif niimtli rt; C allf.irn .. |;t, I
Ml. Irelrere XX Umirreji T h U X
ttuiinrinir A lfrs.l, 5111, and the a.trient enemy. Orlando, hot on
I.oamell Te%(ll# X »Mwr l(#ll X
tiKrrllm X Ahrwp X
k p ria a M rld al.
« fpl* X
S aturday will do battle with the
1 nished th* nu*l lark s,lai*lcil eshiW a.hlngton 0; H. \l. C. H. T x.i ;
la tte r ov rwhvlnsing W estern l(c
11
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Gainesville outfit. Hulls gam es
j blti„n they hi*e yet pre ented.
Ai-al. s rt; \'* r hwcsUun 32, M.u '
aorve, Sd-O.
u ir U irr a x i b H l a x x
If. J-kmm m i IX l l l r CRlIeae.
are to he played a t Municipal
The cuaete* end sth l-tr* resIDed
rireairer
X tire cmllag U r m a IT*.
rw
o.l’i
II:
N
orth
C
arolini
19.
: toil the in M ethudist. gt.inng a t n
of the m oat Into.satin g .,
Ibrflmmre. SX ll#«F#ll (l«9 CbL 7.
l**atlng. Th#
I's rk , and, with the reception of G’ 're in Text. IP; l*ilt»i urgh I!
• th at the F&gt;). s . r s nut in ths best g ra te d In th at
I.rret# ( IfF t x Jmhw Crerrml X
RoUthwr.l Conference iln M |iii:i
Tha
Sem
inole
County
a gam s nest week with New
B elter! f,«nie uf mind f &gt;r th.’ battle, hut hot turn yrar bound to foil out eomrC ninejb- To. h r.; I .wa M ute 7
Mlllmalml# IX OIM#| X
ship, te a t T exas A. and M . h 0.
F arm ing Show, will thin y ear ta k e ' a i r 'e f f „ r t .'“ 7 k i y " the s“, ^ T « M
l»Rs RIHIR (M k t.) IX AImmi X
‘I n f . and It \*a’ sim ply too had
S m yrna, will he the last nf the
K sn-n* 1 g g i-s rt
Rt. M ary's, playing a Sunday
Vrmnklln
t l , W mbrereb IX
the place Of the P u u ltjy Show, I i m d l e .,
• r a ia a an the local Dr Id.
th a t th a t occasion hsd to coincide
JU, « mr»l»C«l*lr IX
eehrd-dr in the nwln. al -ady !ia .
Whlrh h a . tee n held fo r the p a r t '
Tlult lh |lU v#rt Ihp)n c|yi&gt; , j . with the aftv rn on t h i t A lrla m a
(day will nirrl the p p rin al of
limb. 9X tf- Yhmrei*
X
ro u n trd s i t y|. lu rle . with Southern
Dy
Wr«(s l(R&lt;» trer. 4Mt#b.| IX lb.
Oh Yrnl. &gt;a* Diiaiido ,l:op
i mi r y fa s ■t th r field. Orlau• rally dlscovvre I what Its new
m
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ilt
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X
C alifornia and ( aliform t snuiiig rlt.ee K tu 0 game to l**e iiu .g ' d.sr. Inclu.'rd. h a n n rr'o nanir
Airs It. Jchnson and C. R. Dawson
Imnm
if. If. -%«lbffmm#
« la-.1i ' t b .* *
, ‘r
ff
,h*l ,h i» P » r tl« U r te t t le is p r a m .In*, N otre Dante sys'ent w s . all about.
the vlrtim s.
Hcmlnul^ County A gricultural
piln tpal tu rn s uf »how Intarvst,. Thp t a k n i ,),lllg, nv«r on th rt
F riday night &gt;1 l.m «*' men ns i*t ls a ly -w n rl throughout the
^
Ho a ttrn tio n now will be turned IX
fV
t
111.
win—
r
oka,
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f
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.
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t I
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.
I S I s a l 41. U — rasas
D epartm ent
G -o rg 'a 's trium ph ..ere N. \ . play In th thuec rlcsena si.d I pie*' luwn a well as Ihrouahoul C en­
m any o th er phase, of work a r . b e -1 lra in .sBlunUy night, sol right to the South C arolina g ra ta In
. la k — am g includc’l, iu ;h a* h-tga, hot- 1 j uwn lo C„ P, and „ prt.i,P,| ,|t . T am pa this wetk-end. The Game- s sM
U. was the exception to a Km d irt hard fm ght gam rs w ith sir
tra l Florid*.
nd hr'II hr the
etleatar It, * 1 , Jakes
iM Ia a .)
HOME CA N N IN G TO UK I'E A • m l rule nf K o .tirn vitto ry In lory favoring m lher ill- To b o a t| e rn trr nf s 'l rsea W edursds If
!«.
- -^
te r d * i'rin g , lower e ttru a east a n d , trI1„ in u ll n lo pull thraugh the rv- rn rk i have I ecn d tln g ver* well
T I K E O F I l K I l l d t FARM ING
II— e r a le I*. K ta — sltta 0*
h M trsetlional rornbat
F r i d a y ; Orlando, tom rnne will have to con
of late, hut the G a to r, feel they
Iker# a stc war a tswlhall alayer
SS— •— a lk S t l a k , IS**— I S.
SHOW
■
Ih r t- eons Ii ts .off J.
T A.
^ aB l.tline,
r ^ i jh
'n 'gindrT
SRAw
p,
,lh* r t n f l n in te tte r h s te more of on even chance th tre .
ForiD ain, ai.o th er of t 't . K s• t's r e n t.at., on l*lsdl, a tnrklo, II, 1 .1 w strhed. H ere's hoping h r r VsWeSCesCsee 14. StlatkaraS V.
*
I.lying
on
the
farm
will
h»
.m
lla ra a a. tla a s r a lla a IT I.
H
eyw
ard
W
alker
C.
R
Dawren.
An,i
no
onp
P.
n
M.
mp
lh,
te s t, w allop.d D etroit, *10-0. Co- lin g to n , a powa.fiil ,1,-fenxiss full- Ilnur** h i. a in u ln g nd h rralh They t Iso r e ta r d the Ceortpla Teeh
I a lt e r M , t’s — e la . 14.
, -v
p
h
a
slse
j
in
tho
S
unum
.li
County
Ffr.‘lC' lulithia w hitew ashed Virginia, 27-0, liu.'k, and J«,hiss,to is fis«t, .h ifty i Iskii t stylo &lt;f play. A Hanford
staasfcealrr IT, Cra — IX
JL
,
. . . .
x ; rl h*
1,07 *
., n ‘ l ter* for not haleg Inspire,) up at gam e In a ra th e r hopeful light.
B etter r a r m ing Show
Sn sik laa* X a t see r a lla IW S a U f
which U jA le a «. Jo hn.on, who hnvo laid; nirm inghs.e. In th sir opening four! though M ajor J . A. V .n Fleet and
-J and U riw n .Ufcale.1 Ohio Unl- hnlfl.s* k. (Juarlvilus. k I'rrellx will sl.to ry Is a s-n rrd In that event.
T—
eke—
•
IT
A
planned fur Ja n . ?•
®. •* S a n -j plans w hich will m ake th e 'h o w of gam e they played (a r over th*ir P r ;f. J. Denton Halt. Florida
verslty,
20-11.
U )d « :t
up*-l also pros,, a tho.n in tin’ . i s of
Caraell ra U X M aas X
fu.d I t e n lu m . and tiitb o o . w tlljm stric tly cdu ational n a tu re .
hc. d ,
,,'h(iwp,1 mftt, fK(lb ,ll. sc e n t, n p o r t c l yerterd ay th a t t h .
(II. X ea lay an IX Mawgteg T— k X
P i live Ion, 19-7, In one ntlld upeu; the local alt von if he .g e ts away
Oh I r a k alm ost luul n hetter
ra rtk a a a IX l a i t k a f ,
•
j# « r r t t
ur a
&gt;pea o
oma j
~
« I h in lh#, rtall) pnA#X)«R#d. Thay I Yalloar Ja rk c ta looktd llk f » ra ti
ns ho has been. Orlando scorned
am ong K a .lrrn fic tio n a l - S u e '.
t e e —a— T — eka— XX rkatt*sltla
th u s y r .n - v week in picking win­ canning and p re .v ts ln g In.-ludlng H R IE R A I. FU LL 1R Y
FA RM S,
, lh. . h . r ------football team In tleln g N orth Trackers X
•
W ith N nrthw cstc-n practically w eak on pass drfrnse, and, with n r . of r.H.Ihull games Saturday,
, M S d ia ls I W U .1
T s— kara IX
assured of the title, nthf,- File l.yloa nn.| Courier throw ing thorn lie those N. Y 17. nn i D arlinouth - .t w * and o ther p h a se , of food.
L A K E MART D ISTIU CT
•’"ro lin a S aturday. The U. (7. L. A* S isal X
.
til t on the C osst T b tn k s ilv in g
U a a h a le T e ar—
T. * 1. rt a o *
Ten aleretiw will have tu ru n teii'.j •n well la*t wut'k against Itullina, tu t e u ‘. Cirorgia and H arvard te
F o r t h . p ast two m onths th a!
l,«-ANNF.D FOB SP.MJ- Day la an y b n iy ’s yueas, while Ken- Te— ks— X
|h*m*. Ivr&gt; w ith a rare for sec­ nml e*p«s .is 11y with ll.lham and - .u s e h r I Incited they w ,uld out­
Sarlkw —le— t x M lax IX
It U rapcctcd th a t thl* fv a tu ra 'a g ric u ltu ra l departm ent haa b a rn '
NOLB COUNTY WOMEN
turky will, of coarse, be favored In
ond p la.c. M ictlgan m in- ur. an- Stanley nahhmg them as though play, in every departm ent, the e f­
V - I I * (Sense 4x r r s a x
Wa— lie IX W. 4 J . X
olher .onfcrcnce win a t Indiana'* they have h*en doing it i ll their fo rts of Kotnirtx, Down, s, Key, of the *how this y e a r will t e one rofriu ctin g a series uf m eeting* onj Wot,I has been received a few the **ison clo»er here De«. 6.
Ark. .SX r k k w s IS ( T ) .
B ut t t e sp irit which marie the .‘ t-ar*aa
expense,
22-0, and
Wiscon di Uses, n passing uttiu k may Ik* the Mo'.t llarrv Wood and 11m re*l. A* T rth and N orth C a ro lin i would tl* poultry putdurlioii a t L ake M a ry ., &lt;l»y* ago from the S ta te DepartSX Csal ra ary X
•ololioil
to
the
prut,Inn.
whlrh
have
teen
well
a
tte
n
d
ed
a
n
d
'
m
oot
nf
Vocations!
Home
Ren*
Gator*
look
good
evict
srhll*
losing
v*
is, r, i i x x
turned h ark Illinol*, 7-d. Iowa
lie gua Sid, both team s outplayed f b .u t 7-7, snd svas please! te
r
.w
iltin
g
in
much
in
te
re
s
t
being
n
o
m
k
i
approving
th*
plans
of
tha
M
X
f.
law
n X
. .
In
th*
early
c
a
rt
of
the
season
will
went out»ids th* confervnre tu
th eir opponent*, snd lost In the learn th a t it was n 19-19 tie, and
Ok la. IX K a ata a X
S anford's lino will find plenty
Lake local agricultural departm ent tn t e la c k sg sln fo r the la st four e n ­
tak* a 7-0 healing from Nchr-tska. of opposition In both Orlando cl isltig moment* of tho gam e lie lh*t ho wns the only person to **' shown by the form er* o f
la** a ar a Is f , Kaa. Stag- X
o ffe r a aesles of m eetings and gagem ent*. And th a t epark w hlrh
Skill— ks— IX Kl— I IO I X
01
the
i n t e c r t l o n il
gnr.tr . and l-ooaburg'a front lines, but I ■e lic ltd |l» McMillan's u n J e f .a tr l 1stl a lie gam e out of VA ro u tte t- M ary.
O k u r . IT, De— a w X
Some o f the subject* d b io sse d '*♦ m onatiatjon* In home canning. the aofhnm ores lost fo r a day up
Ohio H U ts’s slctury over Navy, th in k .aK n n rr and Kiser will han­ K ans-s Aggie*, snd found that a n 's in the Plrk-T he-W inner con­
K sa l stale H a l t SX C ag llsl X
O kU kaeske— I f , Waste.— X *
S0-0, was expected. P u r d u e
f»wa H tatr, tho under dug* e io I test. lie called tho tu rn on Duk* » t th* m eeting, havf te e n Poul- This w ork will probably t e h e ld | jn nirm tnaham h a t before
dle most of the Irouhle-m akrrs
II.
lU k a la a la I* a x g M n k a a s X
in
th*
early
spring.
of them b e 'te r football player*
whipped C entenary, t'J-d, and ( h i
L*M&lt;h
over I l f P ossibilities, K (« lln (, Cutfing,
la r ls la a XX f e e X
long enough for H osier, Llyew, » j t n 1 to U win whlrh eras the over Kentucky,
Housing,
u
n
j
Control
o
r
P
u
t
*
anti
th
rn
they
rta
lly
a
re
dnd
m
ay
do
A
arU
a IX Deo. MaWrs T—k X
M
hl-W
catern
upset
of
the
day.
He
f a g n (led A rkansas, 19-ID,
Princeton, C alifornia n v ir W ash­
and K nlsatlngor lo get away on
Hutu— as i o*X a x Ms— t x
' A sal« of pur* hrw i d airy anl * t again.
;l*kr&lt;l M aryland and Vanderbilt ington, although the losers w ere Diseases.
• foiva S la te , the surprise nf the long galas, and Insure victory.
as.
o
u
r a x ■(. Was— i s s u e .) X
And lh* boy* have a t least
The* m eetings h a r t boon dis­ m ala w ill he held In Caln*«vill«
to tie on.) &lt;ll*rnvired th a t Mary- the favorites. And hi* season av­
Ha—Mae IX S a g stse g X
Biff H it, handed the Ksii.u- Ag
I.reshurg has a not of font hark*
te
rs
e
—ae
IX racgall IX
continued
during
the
m
onths
of
Nov.
17.
Thl*
tale
1*
ipoitsoroj
by
g
a
in
'd
plenty
of
vslusbla
azperi*
lun.l gave Van ly a fine h sltl* until e n g e Is now .491, gai.ted In pick
glee th e ir firs t d e f.a t, 7-4. O lJa
who know how t* run when they
-------su m ata i- - T f c j j a , c eX x
N ovem '.er aud December h u t will the S la te Dairy Association. Tha r o t . In the firs t s is tilt*. Rom# of
hatyta added to K ansas' woes with edge past Ihr line of arrim m sge.
m a n ncuuxb
e ip trle n re * w eren’t
so
b* resum ed In Ja n u a ry in order leading d a iry form at* of Florida lh .s e
• a ra a a a k X T. W. A. X
and .Hanford's harkflold
Is lo
■ Jo 0 trium ph.
r t a a l I T M a a l SX f t u t a i r x
th a t dU rusilor.r of tn c a b itle n and hav* been asksd le sem i t* thl* I pleasant, but they rhould have
have
II*
hin
d
s
full
all
aftoraoon
•m b IX Paw— la f .
K eeping pac» w ith nnnthern
brooding m ay be put Into Unmedl- •al* som e of th eir b est young U u g h t the n e e n lad* som ething
r ie , r — ax I X 1 a * . T — w •
M fthodD t In lh» S outh■ o*t Con­ for nrady aad W hittier will corato practice.
f X
lie. Cat. l a * I s a OX V U N
.
stnek.
shoot th* gam e.
ocaaiporlag
ference w a. Texas C hristian which lalaly bo seen
S o ra ia l o f the m em bers of th*
=TW
eked out a 7-d win uvrr Rice. around endn and off tarklrw as
evening tla a a aro m aking plana for
they did la Orlaadn. Ilrady ban
3V*as wallop* d lla y ltr, Jo-'J.
m udern poultry farm s th is spring.
. I n the F a r W est, Huuthern Cali* a w ra slag , slicing style of slip­
ping
between
the
rra
rk
s
Ip
the
fggjtts v irtu a lly cllnrnad 'h o I'aM U * S T IL L AV AILABLE ON
If,a V'unst C o it/crtn ra title ky lino and h*'1 hard &gt;• tackle ao
HCHOOL PA R K
a
result.
F-atsailnger
ought
to
m un rin g fflaaford. I'J-O. I a li­
Th# » hool dem onstration fa rm ,
lag
him
law
thaugh,
foe
there
form a. Im yvovlng as I he mason
hue four o r fire p u rs brod pigs {
grew a c o ld e r,' t e a t W aihlflgton. Isn't a bolter defcaalv* fallback*
fo r d istribution to tkoaa farm ers
In tkla section tk aa he. II* and
11-0.
• h o or* Interested la pewetleing
llc - te r will k*v* la d* 9 / Si of
’he llre-on U t farm p ro g ram In
* Utah
rontlnued Its m arch
Ik* dofenslso work, f*r l.yleo
grow ing th e ir ow» m a t
through tk o llurky M ountain t'-on- • a d Courier ar* adm ittedly weak
ftre n re , tak in g Colorado CM U te o a drfraoe. C aarlor probably beTRICK CROP iuPIRINRNTS
av er th s Jum ps, 29-A, but th eir ratio* of hie a a u ll sta tu re , l.ylvn
A ll BRING CONDUCTED IN
t h l- f rivals, th*
U tah A g gU t, • • doubt because ho remombens
COUNTY
bowed to Urlghant Young, d-0.
Its* well a hip laja ry which kept
An a roouit of Uto special fund
' A From
a
m ttlonal
sl.w poln., him from competition fa r a tlmo
allowed by Um C o u n t. B oard of
prchop* th e b ig g * .t gam * uf th*
la s t h i n *
Com m issioners fo r thU f e a r Uto
‘ coming week-end will pit Uoi rg 'a
Io ra l a g ric u ltu ra l d e p art m ea t la
iln s t T ulanu a t A tbsas, U s , a
The Sanford-O tlando gam e hare
cooper*lion w ith Dr. M. K. Kn■test th a t m ay d*«U« th* A im istlc* Day a/lornoon o l 1 3d
• I n a n d Dr. a
C. B ryan, uf
advertised oik wed. •
u thern Conf. r*nr* till*.
o'elo.'k Is vf court*, tbe fottu r*
G a in w v ilb , h a s s ta rte d aavcrsl
fuotball a ttra c tl .n of th* lucal
1
h eld por m lhdkr
(S) YOUR FORD GREASED THOROUGHLY i
long Unto eaporlm antal plots la
year. T h a i a hug* aruwd will a t ­
celery fe
rs and sesd stra in
eipert weefcnaien), ux.'wg 4 klndn of (m m .
' rtilise
Uaara
tend It a certainty, f* r both alrv
1-ENOIR CITY. T a a n , N*v. 9. rn s are wcll o u t .h e j. has* host*
teats. T h irte en eatery fe rtilis e r
(
8
)
YOUR FORD WASHED. (Ahaniulaiy right)
— (A .P .)—Iw on* .1 r r i t U , i \ waa • t t 'U.’wrr*, a r t tra d lilu n tl tn*
e ra now planted on th e nrhodl
held or a (kajrge a f niorder her* mlr», and t a i l y e ar playo.1 be fora
a t R nnfsrd aad pinna a re
• tt i d a y s f t e r firin g flv* ballets M arly 2000 paraona In Orlando,
m ade fo r planting ahs coiary farItU ro ia ln , F.*d f r i l l s , on a too o f whom were front Sanford.
tlCher plots a t O rtade d a rin g the
l t d t t r s s t k m Haturday, hUl- The irhool rrm poa h a t ochued to
com ing w eek. T h irty -fo u r vnrit h , m an Instantly, f r l tt * r*- the cry vD e it O r t a n d r f a r w*eka,
lo ta lk a f te r his a m s t , but •nd th ere app*ata tn t* m ore cn.' . Tfck offer for n limited Um e
|a a tto rn e y s said th# shooting re- thustasm artunxl tow n th an a t any
alt* d front -fam ily IreubD a."
lim a In r e n a l yaara.

Tulane, Georgia, Ten­
nessee Are Leading
Packs In Southland

She, And D.W. Hutchi­
son First To Select
120ut0f 14 Winners

H « r 's the seventh list of stleetions fo r 1951, and they are
t e t t eg eerier ra rh week. W oodruff and W atson's a n t C htrch• e li't are still i tr-operating to make yoa fans do y e p r best in
stle .-'.i!; the w inners, so, g e t out your pencil and flaift m arking.
Itrm u m 'e r, 91 in trad-. a t cither of th . above named sto re , to the
tir*t i - r 'u n guessing the nearest num ber of. w inning team s,
l i n e • wf.et t h . team s did last s e e k :

JR

Rehabilitation Of Be­
wildered T e a m To
Be Aim Of Coaches'
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News Notes On
Agriculture.

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NOTRE DAME BEFORE CAMERAS

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-OUR SUPER-SERVICE INCREASES THE LIFE AND
VALUE OF FORDS!”
YOUR FORD IS ENTITLED TO THIS S U P E R -SE R V IC E !

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Among Urn m a tu r e y a a b r e r .
dlacacacd who* f a r e congregate
JDEBUHG, G erm any, Nov. ' t* U ik o w e I w f w f ’.» e ha o r e *
against O rlapd* (a « k a t Ran­
i PC Np*ct M arra y
_
frire d *

OBEY THAT IMPULSE—8B IN G YOUR
A LLFO R H 95.

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o -n

FARMERS ARE ENCOURi

SOY BEANS AND MACHINE GUNS

w ere quoted a t 1 8 S m l a wltelpNEW YORK HERALD T R IB U N E
CHRISTIA N SC IE N C E M O N ftO R
* Tomorrow the American Rpd Qrosa bgglju iuj m u e m
u b . Th* prlc* now .
abput M
__
__ _ _ annual drive for memberships. Thu/iday the annuip one-day
ren te,
V r
The
.lown-trodden
A
m
erican
-----------,
-----------—
—
tha.rwsfw r. drive will be held In Sanford when ft is hofteil th a t the
It,
view
of
north
M
anchuria
a*
a
W lth Japan*** troop* reported in
It U pointed o a t th a t w here th e
.1 a M h ^ m
[co-operation of chariUbly-fcjntifd Sinford reagent* *W en­ ■ ela*h " ith Chine** troop* till* .) Russian *pherr, the outw ard inani- fa rm e r believe, that p ro sp e rity is «&lt;Med ‘h« vala‘- a( «fr»ln hcUI on price of w heat a ffe rte fa rm e rs
able the committee to reich its quota 1n a single day w ith­ mile* roulh of the Ohinese E astern f r ,ta t ion o f which I* the p« ,e*idon knocking »t the door. Hy next I th" farm *.
only in c erta in state*, advancing
s o n t r o L. p a i s
hr m ay lie In
T orn ha* a d v a rv rI rHarply in price* In C utter and i f p brin g in
■ a lt e r e s &lt; M te a s e r
R*ilw*&gt;. the tro u b l. le’.w ren fW e a ot a h alf inU reat in the Chinese •p rln g h r
out
the
necessity
of
making
further
appeals
before
Thanks­
M W O —a e i i a e ■alter
astern Railway, which i* the M position In hujr ■ nrw a u to m o -( thc
Ihrte w rrh*. an*l of tnU ailditional r a th to p n c tira U y every
giving. Florida today ttoasts some thirty-tw o thousand and Japan i* in d ; j , r r of em broil -I Enorth
M anchurian link of the bile, a radio ..r
m ;th in K he
i * 1 x ra in . the
holding)
or ,o
sontrining
ne hni»
**** fa rm e r, are
«■ farm
IF T IO X u r r i
Inc Rti-.d*.
fa rm er
e r in th
thee country. Gram a.
memberships.
The
goal
thin
year
has
been
set
at
nearly
Tee*
been forced to foreco fo r m any' practically all of It. It i* estim ate J give
I h i . cannot It* * c u n fo rtin ir; T rans-S iberian »y*U »,
(Tire the fa rm e r m oney a t only r e t ­
twice th a t figure.
month*.
AIrrady
he
l*
buy
in
g
coal
th
a
t
th
ere
are
500.000.000
hu*h*l*
proa pert for tb r Japanese. Een-I
It ha* In -n said th a t n &gt;t only
u r n reason* of th e y ear, b a t b u t­
Some will wonder why when limes are hairtj the Red nnmic tirru m « t* n rr* ore th e ir *x-| iloc, n e ith e r Jap. u nor Ku-»i* de- a* fuel tii heat hi* home fn ateaJ “ f eorrt .(ill left In farmer* hand,, tain
te r a n d egg* b rin g in a weakly
Crosi asks for more fumis than In years when prosperity cu*e lor marrhWK north a g a in st | ■&gt;!* a Ilai e-up, t u t th a t one I* ini o f using hi, alum ,l w o rth ie s , corn I F arm er*, who early ill October th
e e ____ , ---------------relink. W hen they are being pressed by the butcher, the the Inral t hmcH.’ Governor. T h l, i i w i i l r teeaii*- come kind of un- t« burn in the kitchen and living
holding m*M meeting*
t«
W ith the incresae in the
loom stove,
p ro test rg a in ,t 2»l-ernt corn and
fee baker, the candlestick maker, they wonder why they should al­ w*r l»rd. by delay In m ending * | d ei-lan d in g exi*U belw ren them ,
.....
........
.
p.v..
...........
«-i
•!«
.*
s
f
^ J i r s .’S g f lit
so be pushed more than ever by relief organizations.They quite bridge over the Nonni River, had, The existence of an accord h a , " t
o ther fSJIh pFoduct* p e 'v c have p ra tle .lly
doubled buying power or m o ra rp ie r p a s
te rn bruited ill the F a r E a t „iner g a i n and
K a t a . f r e e r , naturally forget that when time* are hard the Red Cross virtually •everrd north from ,o u th
been
increased
Swmendoualy
l a ,l few w e e k , h a , '" V e 'h a t time. In some localities
•a Ihe aaU ew al has more work to do than when limes are good, hence M anrhuria. In *o .loing he had dr- the Morrow mi**ion of V l.. mint d icin g the
Farm ers bavo driven tjtair auloentree &lt; ear
Goto in Ill'dT lir. t*. W alter Young, iroughl new hope to the agricul- " h e a l i, Ininging 50 cent* a bushel mobile, until thgy a re regdy fo r
piived
the
Smith
M
anrhuria
Railgreater need for funds. In Muridn there are only k little « ■ ! of the Irrig h l in *ojr iie a n ,, in hi* "Japan's Special Position in tu rist. Seventy-rent w h eat T e -|a n d ro rn I* selling a t ti&gt; 'o
____
______ „
_ to e r t i n ea ec
, the Junk pile. ThOy h a t , used Uteir
en t,. F ie ry ri-e of one rrn t
S S w r s 'e S S .w ic “ t more than two persona In each hundred who belong to the v hieh I* now beginning to pour out I M am hiiria," while not den y in g , turned to Ihe Ghieigo H oard of cbo«het
II.
w
h
e
n
ae
I
en.n
p
ti-c
,
agricultural Implement* u n t il llWjr.
Red
Cross.
Surely
there
are
two
more
who
might
also
of North M anrhuria mi ita way u&gt;l that an iiiider,tanding may h a v e ! T rade Ihi* week a fte r price* had
a ta rn Or, e l the
n .
join, thus doubling the total membership, subscribing the wurlit m arkfta JIn p»wNage along **«*» tcachril. rlneti not litlievc th at hit the lowest level in MO year*. —adds more
------ than
- - - 1111.000,000
-., to t h e. 1 ,IMJ- a r ' " “ Yi_,0Jr , dlacard.-Already
. m ...
t n lllM
&lt;• she her le e set
«»f Ithose
hose g
ra in** in
tho incre—
increasa m farm
ig 1|vvalu
a lu e of
gram
in fir
firm
m eerri*
, the
the branch railway* to the S outh. »t t -ok w ritte n form. The Kupponl- F orty-five cent ra m a n I a h ijf
{
ire tlee ml etl oeWe « l , re tehee quota.
^miiH.'i a corresponding S n c rtiie In
4
f
l
l
|
h
a
n
d
^
.
»t
id
l
i
m
i
t
e
d
.
l e t te It ee e e l *«%erwlee rre e .
W ith Armistice Day U|ton us, it is well to remember Murtrhuri* Railway hlocked, it lion i ■ (but it may have h«*en it sd ia n ce in the price of oat*
I s thle h w i eng. a tee Che le .
Another factor giving ri-e to the the price of stocks of m all order
would have tee n diverted em t piom i-e to remain neutral in the rye also came along. In 1e*» than
»nu£ W tg e
pehllehea
heeele.
A ll that the Red Cross Is today performing u great and noble
houses and fa rm implement map
al
mg
the
ChtneuM
E
au
trm
Rjiilwajr
|
fv
en
t
th
at
fith
e
r
p
arty
tixik
ck- thirty days the advance in grain 1 Iwliff that the depression pericxl
_____
H
M
t
c
i
i
l
S i Tf i h n btrtfA « n *U&gt; rtM ittff, Beri icc In I be caring for disabled veterans of the World
tho
fa rtu rln g com paniaa, on
Inr di*|&gt;er al through the R ussian ra ion to infliut reprU ala on (Ttin-i. prices a d d 'd II32.1H1O.0UQ to the is nearing an end i* the higher
12 K I ~ 5
War who might otherwise go unprovided for. During the poit of Vladivostok So the Ja p a -j f a n i' I f th at under th is prom* value of farm products. O f this prices prevailing for d tir y prod­ ground th a t the increased buying
r - T U E SD A Y . NOV. Is. 1931
past year local Red Cross chapters, with assistance of ihe ticwf decided t t repair th«* bridge k !**“ Jap an rntild -teeupy the th e a te r
ucts, egiff and livestock, which now power of the fa rm e r will benefit
national organization, handled the eases of more than 100.- IheuiAtfvra, even if thereby th e) f of it* p re sen t art ton? ft 'in doubt*
an* fiinaideresl th«* moat imp**riant these corporations.
Q U ESTIO N IN G
OOO veterans and their families, who were in dirt} need of rnijangrred their relatiuna with ful. In Ja p a n . 4 hinene action, in again made it d e a r t * T o y k u that fat in pro JusIs. On June 1 butter
PKRRY—Wilson
Lumber Cue
S hall I repent iny innocence of old. The work of the Red Cross Ih greater In this field of th«- Soviet Union
re fu u n g to mend the bridge, will the United States support:* the w ag ifiiiiled oil the C hk ago Mer­
r ; : yesterday.
cantile Exchange a t 2d il l cents h&gt;ok over local body plant and
In their present pindtian. Uw doubtle-4 be tra trd to HuH*lmn in- League's position
veteran service than in any other with the exception of
1 A nd mourn my ignorance of (hinge
Japanese troops i r e at lra« t PV fluent e. but Japanese' action in re
J a p a n 's contention i* t h a t China a pound. Now the price* average* factory of (iraham -P aigc Co.
disaster relief.
beyond
i:
lit
4
ffrom
the
Ru**ian
b
o
n
k
r
ply
to
it
much
more
p
rjv
o
cn
tiv
r.
must
r e n ig n ire h« r oldigatiomi on
And disaster relief, ns everyone knows, is n sc.'vice
,r&gt;pe of Y uuth's sm ug reck;
tier the t r c i l i r * tif
But J n
and have no intention of rrotulrif:' because it i« overt.
which
this
country
could
In
no
wise
do
without.
No
com­
onlng?
It Why. then, should Moscow h*vf»|
The stirrin g of thi.t witcheih* pan ra n hardly win the world to
munity
is
so
blest
th
at
it
can
safely
say
it
Is
beyond
the
' O r ahall 1 laugh and be m oat g a y :
any rea&gt;* m for alarm ? And why raltlron of nineteenth century real- her view until she recvgniitwg her
K now ing th p l new, betw een ua reach of disaster. We never know when drought, plague, should world opinion consider t h r | jmlltik Is spurring firn rv a to fur* own n b! i tr a t ion % under t b e 1a*a t t»e
,
i (when we m eet) the bond
fire, or hurricane may lay os low. Then the Red Cross will jo»Hibi|jty «jf &amp; Russian cn my Iita thcr n tbin in dafancflnjc world Covenant, the Nine Power T rea t)
tjfltl be inevitabte— w ithout ah) step In with Its services which only then can he fully ap­ lion?
l&gt;e*t i- A m eeting of the le a g u e and the P act of Pari*.
* - ‘ beckoning,
The extension of the field of op­
A look at the map will *hjw ll*c Council ban I een called for N o­
preciated by thusc who previously have felt little need of
'And tha million other w ays of them. During the drought of last year, in the twenty-three reason very clearly . Hy g u iu r into vember 17 The chairm an, M Aris- eration* in Manchuria maker; it oil
coSrting love;
IIHand,*and his colleagues did the m i r e
im rm tiv e
that t h f
states affected, more than 2,750,000 American residents north Manchuria, the JapaneM’ tide
K now ing th a t now, w a ll boldly
hive t n t t r e d a salient which K p s 1 i f I drop tbidr efforts to reestah- world’s pea e machinery be put
came under the care of the Red Cross. Food and clothing rates Moacow from it* Pacific lit * \i h p ra te tv hen they adjourned on into effective operation t o 'to p
amlla at one another,
T hen talk of m any things Intem ­ were furnished to hundreds of thousands. So thoroughly t u r tl and the port of Vladlvnitok Oclolier *!b.
llriand has re ite r­ hostilitie* tberv. There a r e in*1
was the work done that not one case of actual starvation The region in mi bo portiiml in b &gt; ated the I /t tB ue rec|ue«t th a t Ji« creasing indications that the Cmin*1
p erate:
O f cabbage and kings, the tu rtle - as a result of the drought was reported.
control of Russian cum m unicaltoi«! him vithil* iw her Iruapa. And tf|« cil 1* vigorously *»pl iring means
do»s;
Itj considering this appeal of tha Red Cross, one should that Mtmc iw has never rellnqulihe I Antic^lcvti S ecretary of S ta te ha* to th a t end.
A nd atlddcnly slo p th o rl, both remember th at only fifty cents out of each membership
. . feeling
. . - ta.lk a bother
i goes to the national organization. The rest rcmalna at home
* guIteMatc— *"* h°Uf
be expended by the local chapter in caring for the unB it calmly un. b ufurr th r n|irn fire, employed and Impoverished of our own community.

as*
_
*r

eta

OAK WOOD
$5.00 A CORD
DELIVERED

George C. Harden Tel. 400

o-

W stc h |n g the tunguc* of flam e
(
pass, ton, beyond desire.
M artha L eavitt.

A Perilous Victory

Many ch tcri huve bt'nn heard In Democratic quartern
an a result uf Ihe recent election wijich placed Democrats in
control of tho House uf Representatives, and which Riven
them the tusk of organizing the revenue branch of Con­
Folks who try t , get ahead by gress. That tho altuntion which Is producing (he cheers to­
w alking on the .noutdere of day may be tho cause of tears tomorrow Is the belief of
o th ers, will find the going a little Walter Lippman, former editor of the New York World, one
tinateady. ,
of America's foremost Democratic writers, who explains his
A mail was arroniugsly reported position in his colucnn in tho New York Llcrald Tribune, as
a s having com m itted suicide the follows:
‘T he Democrats who will become chairmen of commit­
o th er day, lie worked in a band
a n d was said to have blown hia tees and the leaders who will sway the caucus will be re­
hast! off.
sponsible to no national Democratic command. Their inherent
tendency to pursue policies wjilch are popular with their
T he Miami Daily New* explains small local constituencies will not be offset hy the prestige
th a t « Mr. Br(fg w as In the Re­
publican prim ary In (Jhto, en d 'au g - or tho coercive power of pntranago which u Democratic
g eals th a t a good slogan would be president would puses*. A national leadership of the party
“ V*W t o r H oover a n d B e g g 1 - &gt; witf mil axUfc until tta .s tr u g g le , ovgx U m praait^a tl*J nomi.
natjon Is decided. I f Is difficult, therefore, to sec whero
’ ’ l* ----------o---------T heatrical .p ro d u c e rs in New tha Democrats In the House will look for policies and a
Y ork ara Instating th a t th ere Ir* strategy which will command general, rather than merely
Ho more Jokes b a re d ’ on tha de- local, confidence.
yrefsion. H ard lim e , ceased to Iw
“Their best hope lies In tho possibility that they may
S Joke to m oat of us a long lim a
realize quickly and vividly how extraordinarily perilous Is
» fo .
the Dosltlon in which they find themselves ss a result uf
' T he federal d eficit with only one thlf| barren victory. Realizing it, they m ay become receptive
th ird of the y ear a m atter o f h is­ to a leadership such us their silent, ambitious ami calculat­
to ry , is already KW1,000,000, w ith ing presidential candidates have not yet furnished them.
th* likellhoid prevailing th a t by They cannot trust to the tides which have been running
th e end of th* y ear it will re te ll against the administration and hope to drift ashore with
th e astounding fig u re of 12,000,them. Tho tide* can turn, may tuftt; probably will begin- to
000,000, T h at I* som ething which
tsuae* P resident Hoover aa m uch turn soon. For Nr. Hoover has bqtn through a gruelling ex­
concern as th e O riental tliu a llm i, perience which ha* not been altogether improfttlbte in his
o r th* Navy League attack . It political education. Ho in a mqch more experienced presi­
ts e in a th a t n e x t t e a r the tax dent than ho was a year ago, and his opportunism urn tre ­
T ata on Incomes will have t-i he mendous. itq Is likely to set the pace with a very different
Iherbs,ed, o r som e new form of kind of determination than he did before he had looked
tax a tio n devised,
into tho abyss which suddenly opened up before him this
\
—
o
summer.
“ Sm ith Bile kora of A m e ric a,'
“Nuw the Democrats will be tested In t|io world crisis.
w h a t appears to ho a political orjfan iiatin n , le soliciting fund* w ith Within sixty to ninety days they will have to *hnw whern
w hich to e iu d u c t a cam paign for they stand on the great Issues of commercial, financial und
th a nom ination o f Al Sm ith for foreign policy which hang over the world’s uffalrs. Do tho
th a presidency. Sm ith hlm .alf, Democratic leaders know where they, stand?”
however, declares h* knows n o th ­
o ■• -

Florida Man Thrnw* Fifty Dot.
Plane Window —
headline. The bourn it on! — -

lar Bills from

ing uf tha o rg a n iia lio n anti iwUevea It U p urely a com m ercial
m le rp rle s fu r tho personal and
pecuniary ben efit of Its bacli*ra.
, l a a bort, it I* Ju s t an o th er kind o t
T«e^M t. And th e re will be let* of
There la usually a targe acreage his c a tlin g a ballot today.
Im ilar racket* during the next of celery grown In New York
Mrv O, W. King delightfully
year.
slat* for marketing during th* entartxined tha Auction Bridge
*
- Club In the tee room Monday a f t ­
Kell end winter. The large mar­ ernoon a t 3:U0 o'clock. The room
Tom orrow i* Aratlillca
ket* in th* E iit usually buy h**v- was m ods vary attractiv e by Its
T h » t uteant • hullday for
If. a h ell holiday for u*. Not , Hy of this York elate celary for tasteful decoration* of yellow dal*&gt; «lf i. We used to think It ■torage purpose* In order to u p - l e t .'l i r a . A, P. Connelly Von the
HtyUag.lWut j
ply their trade went* during the prise. H r*. K ing’* gueet* w ere:
tholld4j* amt at time* this York Mrs. R. 8. K telor, Mr*. A. P. Con­
,ptate celery 1* net exhausted front nelly, Mr*. B. W. Herndon, Mrs.
Mrs. Frank
A. Newm aa and

"O f co u rse
— t h e y ’r e k i n d t o m y t h r o o t "
"O f course I smoke
Luckios — I thought everybody did.
Thoy’re kind to my throat— you
don’t hogj; them in the microphone.

A rc). tKdt’s a v e ry neat little
handle on your new Cellophane
wrapper."
★

For?

Yea teay be interested le

Inewfed thei pel see cent
’pros paid le Mil* Claire
la Male the ehete Help­
meet, M in C lqltf M e
beep e smoker off IUCXY

STRIAI claqreftei far S
Hu*, kwr-rOOf I .edwtll be
« beoeOslet le her so* *a

I n o C l a i r * w o tn 't eonianf w ith b a ln g on
o c k o o w U d g a d ruler o l the A m erican if a g e
— n o w t h e ' t t a p l u r l n b ' H o lly w o o d , to o l
More ih * It In o n e of thok# itu n n ln g C hanel
e re o tfv ti ih a w ear* In l a m f M f t o M w y a 't
production, " t h e O r t l U H a d A W o n t
F o r H&lt;" a U n i t e d A rtM a* picture. Don't
m ilt th a t picture.

S a e it l

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l R a t i o n * . *Q&lt;t n a * ; w |» t
p e nding, M f j e s i
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l.y e sw a g o In the W « i-

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R, »Ot Cha**..
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Cha**,
g rjw lig aaoson In New Yock tU w
W, J, T higpen f i e (he agreeable
the yield of fancy celery wn* ex- h&gt;»t a t a em ail launch p a rty
ceedlngl, em ail, apd t i g supply of

p ffw lA / V N M

fancy,York *UU **l*ry will V* «*• HttW launch, fe riL

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the m eeeenger bop* w ilfr'unifdniM
so d they, leek q nila a slty .

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•*cJw»Ne "TQA$$INO" Pro&lt;*i* Which taclu ^ t th%u«o of mpMprn Mftra yioLpt |a y i
-th o process that c x p .l. certain harsh,
!"*•««»*• y * ” ” 1* p w n t In aypry
tobacco leaf. T in t* expelled Irritant* mpm
no* p^esent hi your IUCKYATWKfc ,,r j ^ £S
oof—*o (h*/ conV bo ini" No W0fl4 * r UJOOfS
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DREISER DENIES J A P A N TURNS
ji dgescharge to c h in a f o r
A S T 0

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Grammar School Has
TUESDAY
In celebration of National K .l,
A epeclal meeting of the Itowiry cation Week, the Sanford Gran
ConfratornUr of AU * » t * C . t r m ar s hl&gt;ol h i , lwrn p rr, , ntlll
*Uc Owrch will he held at R
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. .
o'clock at th. p . , i , h hntt.
. "I*"1* 1
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WEDNESDAY
* W1 during the chapel periwl
Tit* GirU Auxiliary of the Firat Id .n u'elnak in the morning ti
Baptlu Church will meet it S: til M.m %y Mr*. J. A. Tahach an.l
" i,h * * " :
K
M m Fra nc o. A. ll.ck.on, at that her botnr. 1101 P ark AvemuL
F K l.ls tl
^
P1***0 rendered t e n r t l of Sou
R eg u lar m eeting of Semtmtlit 3 ' f»*r
M m* Don*
S?Rcheka&gt;| Lodge will bo held at H (1 * |-i *■ « ut.,J a patriotic dan-,4* wt*h
1 a t th« Odd Fellow s H a lt
M
F llia b c lh C lark a* .•-corn
An tipr*«»luu rriu il »ill ♦»*
|t»*M*.t. and the Rev. Par roll Varngiven at 8:00 o'clock t l the .lant *r
11iff h School under the u r n * 1 ♦ r nave a abort addreaa.
The feature uf the 'program, for
of Mrs. Geurg** A. MaffrU 1 .■
Tu**»day an* a talk on National
public l« cordially invited (t.
Health I»ay by Mr*.
DunAhy
tend
Mender* of the Kir*,l Hi,’ i I.am , c u n t y nur*e. Hupermtenil
cut T V\ Jjiw ton aiul h a d Leh
Chureh will ho lt pmvir - i
i t the home* of Mr* J H » ' nuinn, « &lt;n u t y of the ChuuiM'r
t * online ice, wdl give
talk.
dough, Ho*e l our I, and Mtietrge lluff, ‘JOG |aur*-| \ c*
Thursday on ntiZen*hip and loyal
The Sallie tlarri,*.*ti « 1 jpi* i &gt;' J ty to la*.
the IV A. R vi ill ha vr &lt;| *TV'l*»f•
At the program fur F rid a y May
I -00 o'clock to the Mont \ - n ( * or T I. H am *' a m \V
Itayn**
r
rhonl. R e a e n a tio n niuat Hi tn:m« ^ *** retar y nf t he C11y Sc h«ml It-at rd.
gvith l l n . Frank 1.
i ll wd.| ictvp upeet'he*. S pet la I mu - u
am i M in Fannin [tc u \|u n ’ i hu&gt; 1 i*fn arranged tor 'he pro
tu»tra*rr \ i-itin g member uf
* grant* All visitor* are rurohilly
I). A. R. a rc invited.
I invilej tk* te* pir*ent.
S ATl'UDAY.
The Cacillan Music (Tm a ill
, mart at 3.15 o'clock at the «tudit
of Mr*, Fannie S. M"ja *oii • u
Myrtle Avenue.

TU ESD AY, NOVEM BER

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M. Chittenden ia ill at hi*
v *n Magnolia Avenue.

M' m Muriel t anting, of Orlar&gt; m.
1 1 ha* (he gue*t tom orrow of Mr
•*’ t M * Jam?* Jackson. •
Mr and Mr*, j . W. Mern uni
M
'Valter II. Ha*h motor**.! t.*
la l ist Friday f.»r the day.

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' 1^ 1*'* fu lea rn that a he ia ill at
h,&lt;i home on l a u r e l Avenue
Mi' Maa km r nunelly, M:* I
Uyuji \V. poif *
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• V ton o \i - 1%i «iit | ;iii I n ncM.iM
Mr anf Mr* A \' f hainht*rlain
plan I*, li*u\*» ftini*irruvb f*«r S'
Prt**ry*burg !*» aitcml lh^ H*&gt;H*ia
SLatv Mt Hint vtn ivi v 1 'ortu 5lUt n
It*8 Ralph W.bnhijff rrturn.‘4
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10. 1911

thev hn. ■ n.. intention of ff-wng tn 1
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A*1 DO't M ni li u u&gt;.
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J B W E L E It
I 0A M H M U a Avenue

LECTURES
C I T Y HALL

WILL

B E IN THE
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JUMPERS
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I1()N(; K()N(i PANTS $1.25
79c
WORK SHIRTS

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p . l r a value. Hue ch am b ray,
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YOUNG MENS “8 _c
OXFORDS
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25c
PANTS $1.98
$2.98

WORK GLOVES

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IJ lra ti* 4 1 } Mu*’ ijualit y

SHOES

MOLE SKIN

4
ArmyReclaimed LaceLeg Pants59^
BOOTS
$395 $7«o
A11Wool Army Shirts *295
Men’s Hieavy Unioii Suits 89f
Boys Union Suits 49*
Slip-Over And Coat Sweaters 98^
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F or l adle* Only
T h i, lecture 1, W vital in­
te r.',! to all w.anen, y.irng
and i'ki
Nn C hlL ren L'm lrr IT
T llC fU i, N O V .T l—h:O0 P. M.
-UelHiiUiag Y«ar H u Jj"
I » v e F o o d a n d D e a d KootL&lt;i!
W h ic h K in d l)&lt;t Y o u K a l?
Your body la.coiupvaed el fl*e tioaa* miaaea. F a :h lia .g r
rc iu lrra aplelfle f a o 'i 1 r a r a baw to bnlM th e kind af
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you u a aL Wfcat rgu-ea u , t a l a fa t end bo* la rectacr
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■ggr u ay a lao. w |y you are thin g a d boo yog cag bglU 5
pound* g week. AUu quealion bug each glghl.
W hat caaaea CanalIpalm n. llrgiareida, (fall S la n ts, K U acy
Singe*. G aiter. Appg a d lciil.. and haw t a gel ,i*| v( tbca« gjth*
a a t a a eperattan,

hu iinct*

You tliould provide thn kind

__________________________

. SHOES

Cnm*. and let pie tell you
a l'o the t |iw y m
Shnuld K erry
W hy a re t h.'d.dii (Jrdt-r&gt;iie,
Enem lr. StvpidT
TIIL’R S , NUV. 11—3:30 P. M.

direct or in d iriil'tirr lim n , but t ) long
.1 , dmrrm tioir urntinuc, there will be

pi rim ! h d liro iru; t iitc

11 r fiiplin n ( l i t ,

I N S U R A N C E '

p rovid e* uml vuppurt, many ic rvlcet
ilu t reduce the probability o f cither

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Ptof. Wm. Hugh Newkirk

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given in honor of little Enartnhump nf VV V Zjh hui v •mi Park
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Mr mil Mn, Nr,| ChittFiiilrn, it.ilrn-* •*! n, *i**
day m eeting a t Inc home of M -.
formerly "f fhi* , ily
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M«iuri|villc. s i . huvp it riu*.l In-'r 1 *wn*
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th eir noon day dinner.
K. I *. t liitt* ri*li n
M' * *-•*• &gt;uid |l«4 •» •» I t M*’|1
M i,. Rdwin Sutlon. who ia at*
. tending Southern ( tdleire, - ■
Mr. R. M romurrll l**ft Sundis •tatrii * ni
the arek era) wily, her [t.trent . j
for Hi. rctw n b m i; w hi-ir hr iThi* at t IUH. In HIT' III ' hi I »'
rn ti f.*r n u hi. *1lii'n■ii'" "'d v '' 'i t u&gt;k i itiff n p&lt;Mt ir r a, Ju in*,, cou r*v in l**l**iZ
Mr. anti Mrv Sutton.
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•IcntH tiy iinilrr Mr (i M, ltuk&lt; rt mid *4 h**» ** *i i ,1
Mr*. J. c . liilla, Jr., waa » tic I | fflCtUMt1 IIIr nf I 111| I * nr*
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||p p,i*iui*eil ta* i.. * i v him *iih i ' un*l Dr. 31. Kmfkhnp, «f Hip l*m- tv*l tl»u i Tghi *4 h r .
g ale to the Plortiia Fetlerafinn oi'.
W om an'. C lub, a t laiko W ales in i' *lt» m p l l*» r*»»*h wn hprevnoni \ n * i t r of W Vhhfin \fr*. (*4*w«*1 l d* &gt;n *n|i i*” (,* mTi
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W edne.day w here ah,, w ar p r« -| i &lt;m hr IT i j 'h Rulhoi lUt*.*, b l will join him th*»ro ThuMilay alt ’&gt;.* ii|'*i‘n
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of the .ta le rontovt in r t t a y i h i 1 1rmu fn ilu rve 1
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fire ptevenlinn. John Hill. Ill tea |
the winning r»»ny un F orr«t Ft •• day* ahead," In add ’ " ot in. It. \. IL'S T tl VISIT SCHOOI
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Mr. and M r,. II .11 anil Mr a n I *uff«ring."
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Mrw, E. II. Du 11Ion and d .a g h :
Gandhi -aid hu «iU nnt r r ^ r v i t i*»‘"i ♦ tmptvr of the U. A. It. «
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inntonrRd« from be t* l
of Longwood. were g u e at, of Mi cihi11iii; tu Fnglitrid. huwrvur, a* fm m
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V(nntv«rde when* they w ‘ vtnivf gunn**rv pr.i
and Mi*. F. T. W uktfltlt* .&gt;an ' t
hi two-mniith*' *tay id u - ii . - 1 i n d a v
• M ontvtrdr School wh
P tie n d , will be glad to Irani in - HZhi mill thi' payihiil -Ky »f the vi*i*
^ mi firing, ( ‘oijiHuv
I*. A* R. nationally ir**.
th a t Mm. L erue A lderm an i, tm
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It*4 ia1i g iVffrnmvnt an th** llrlli*b i* t
nu 1 ♦itu *choo). It U n i»-i !
proving fiom a aerio u .
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She left Sunday for her hum
D uring her illnea* ahe « l iy e | wl.o
V \ It h K* 11. HIP
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1*1 \NT C lT V -ilo ku Mcr'ft pun •. Mth# training nf M
thp head and thr hand, m
iii*ct***l hy X fi. WTiinvvrn*
Mm. T. W. P re v a tt.
muiit * nu* Nii J orenu 1 un Drttu* Ihu
rh- .? fling of hoy* anil girl
Miaa Pauline Moran, wlm ■
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teaching In O vielo a hool, rp n
StHti *u, will It* ii-*,* I in h:i
I a o o il K v p p y l l r o p ”
in t T TCti al way." ||. V. r«r|a*n
Jhe wm‘k^-nd with her patetti ,
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fr mi Mr Wiilnn
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Mr. and Mm. Aubrey Moran.
Mr. and M r,. Edaon C oll, M u . Ri rtiir’•* Mnfu un C nthedral (Tin.
G eorge Lindaey and ,o n . Theodoro reopen*-*l fur t
and Mm. N tlle Thortvaa enjoyed n
Sunday trip to the F.a.t C o ait a i
J a r aa Canaveral.
Mm. J . C. Bill*. J r ., a tte n d .I
Mrs. S A L L I E It. IIL’H S E L I,
th e newly nrganU cd W nmen'a
Civic com m ittee of the County ^ K plrilw 'ld Medium of the
T rad e Body on Monday m orning. | P ro C 'o -i'e Spirilualiat Church
I 57 EAST lONCOIMI AVPL
ORLANDO.
Jltate Highway Comml*«ii»n eoe. t
lir.-ulu.ilr nf the New Siluml o f llr tillh — ( hii.i'ju
kidem repair of Slate Hoad No- *
(L n rm rrly nf Vienna, A u s tria )
between Area ia uml Saracotu. 1

gov em inent.
I he f hinr«r are at lea«t C1U»1I» ''
regretful The a ttitu d e nf both
iT'iHii nmerit * *1 rung then*
I eng **• in m ain tainiiiff there ii no
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w ould p o t th e p a rty In command
• f Um pow erful w arp and mean*
Sanford Atl
eom m lU** which original** all
and rrtp a n - count* offices w ilFb*
revenue ra la ln g legislation.
el wed du rin g Hat dap to allow ana*
P resid en t H o o te r ha* asked and
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ploptct a n opportunity to paptlelh u .' &gt;'.u • iv.1T *S* *-T*
received W -partU an support on the
barbecue e tp r r t . the fond and lie ra te In th e events. The S an fo rd
t m i r p n c f economic progr*m in­
ef Orient hand] |nc W assured.
Herald will bo Issued at noon.
volving revision of the fe d ert]
Tha 2(1-piece Sanford Elk* Band
J. P. H all, -postm aster,
an­
bank Inc ayatem and the one-pear
ha* consented . to play a eoncert
nounced todap th a t the p o 't jf f l r e
m oratorium on w a r debt payment*.
Inc the dinner, a .on m ap appear
t i l l observe Arm istice Dap a s a
WWW h* w]11 urg* non-partisan
latep in lb* a f t 'r n mn a t th e foot­
hnliiiap. One rom plate trip w ill be
consideration o f m easures aim ed
ball fa m e a t M unicipal P ark . The
JACKSON VTLI.E, Nov, ! • .— band, under direction of E dgar mad- bp the eitp rtrrie ra . G eneral
a t m eeting a n ' economic em er­
W A SH IN G T O N ,
N or.
10.
M — L e f» l ru lin g s and p a rty gency (h e r, la no Indication th at ( A.I*.) -M ayor Jam ea L. Key of A. Hull, Orlando, la aalil to bo one delivery, money order, and regia' t o ver reappointm ent’* sh ift a n « coalition rul* will be sought. A tlanta declared her* la s t night of th e beet In C entral F lorida, and iry window* win rloae at no in.
T hla Con g re a «, m eeting less conditions In th fa c o untry have bo- It will ""On present IU an n u al w in­ f'ollertion aa usual, will be m ade
: pow er a r e providing new
1,ei ween l;O0 o’clock and 2:00
fo r political leader* th an a m onth h*nce, will run until rorne so "deplorable’* because of te r lo n re rts.
nVW k. Mail will bo dispatched
th * IM S p residential tha national p a rtp conventions of prohibition tha*. " It l* h i * * tim e
At 3:30 n'elick, Sanford High from the offlee the sam e as on
n«*t Juno and w ith a presidential the people ri*e up In ravott and School will meet Ite traditional
llg n .
r.lhrr d*y». Special delivery mall
.Only h a lf th e SS state* whose cam paign ahead the p a rtp lea-leis ilemand a change.”
rival, Orlando High School, in a |
A ddressing a ju n io r cham ber of (ootlmll gam e which la expected will I * delivered during the e n tire
_ • stre n g th w e* changed by will b* keeping a rloae epe on
1M0 ceneua have aet th* geo- m aking tha record for the election rummer-.e m eeting, M iy o r Key to provide plenty of excitem ent for ! ds&gt;.
■nid:
•phlcat bound* by which ron drive.
the huge crowd a n tirip a trd . l« s t
alonal representatives, pres I
ST A It K V. I'nnstiuction s ta rte d
"There is m ore genera) drin k ­ year. :h r two t r im ) played before
.Senator Robinson already has
Ntlal elector! and netlonel con­ advocated ta r if f Y erislon s t this ing belay, e ie n am ong n u r most 20(11) pcrroit/, la r ie s t crowd over . n 1wu iarso classroom i as adilivention delrgate*. will be selected session. T his may ha u ndeitaken respectable people, th an ever be­ to a tte n d a high school gam e in liori to S ta rk e H i(h School to
f a r the next decade.
by tha D em ocrats should Ihry fore,” and a id e d , “th u s , who do O n tr.n l Florida, [lulh lealpa a n Ink ia re of Increased enrollm ent
tn the o th er 18, failure to act com m and the Hoti*, hut there n not drink look upon th e prohibition well m ulched, both e x p ert victory,
L■) f a r has le ft question m arks hov- little likelihood th a t such action law with *1.solute enm plarvn y and and n e ith e r is aa y et e stab lish e d 1 SFIIR IN G Wells being cleaned
ering over the e lirtio n of nearly could be m ale effective over a c er­ do nothing about It.”
nut to assu re ample supply of
as I he favorite.
200 House m em bers, e lrrto r, and ta in veto hy P resident Hoover.
He su g g e sle j governm ent i l l s
The day's activities will b« enn- water for city.
f y f tw lee th la num ber of vntgs In
Both parties
a re confronted of liquor as a solution for th* p re s­ ■hill'd with a dine* a t th* Triaimn
■j Republican and D em orrstlc nom i­ w ith differences in th e ir ranks ent economic problem and said
Danro ('toll, south of the rtly,
n atin g assem bles.
grow ing out of llojise organisation such » p rise d u re would be a whom m em bers *lt( .Stetion UnlMonday. Nov, 1(1, la the
N ational com m itteem en In e a c h i problem*.
"service tsi h um anity.''
v siritv fra te rn ity will o n tertlin .
p a rty are puaallng over this w in-.
lout
day of our Hpe«inL
lie
estim
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th
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such
The* Republican* have to -boose
T onight, tk*
f'am pbell.L vadng
' ter** duty of prescribing rule* for a candidate for the speakership a plan Is-tween f ” .000.000,(WK) and
Have your Chrinlmn&gt;* Heem lng convention delegate* from w ith R epresentative Tilson of t'on- Ft,000,000.000 a year would
be me w here I have done wrong belures made now.
the large te rrito ry where new d lt- necticut. and R epresentative Snell aid ed t» t h ' federal tre a su ry , ef- ra u te of tha utterances I
have
trftte have not hern outlined and of New York twn of the nulstand- feeling a "Irrm endnsi* aavlng to m ade.'’
Wirboldt Studio
y ,w here the action of three s ta te s ing contenders,
the ta* payers." « id providing
! 'h
Mayor Key flew here yesterday
'■ k been throw n Into the rn a rta .
On the Other hand, the rnntetet means of alle v ia tin g economic from A tlanta.
B , A New York suprem e c o u rt Jusconditions.
in
Democratic rank* for floor lead
. tic* has Just m in i ag ain st the efer
la
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the
tug
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Jjp. ’fH rt,#f. the s ta te ’s Republican leg- __ n _______ l ii ____t___ _
seises, In provide u solution. M ay­
i'
I'la tu re to a llo t diftrict* 1 1 twn ad- am ong RepuhIL-ans for a spraker- o r Key said. “ It is tim e for the
, dU itnal repreaentatiyea w ithout ■hip nomine*.
people to revolt ami say ' a , are
Among thoae who have strong not going to stan d for it any Inn‘approval of Dem ocratic G ovem dr
su p p o rt for the
floor Job are g er.’
^■Bdoaevelt.
i.,
The M innesota suprem e court R epresentatives Rainey, Hums of
"W ith all our prosperity, our
Pullet Ktmii .ISe per duz.
, , has cleared the way for n U nited T ennessee; M cD uffie of Alabama,
country is in d e sp a ir; It has been
f Btates suprem e rouet review of (t* th a Dem ocratic whip Rankin, of
15c per dozHen Etnfs
stripped u &lt; naked h i a jaybird by
.* r decielnn th a t th# sta te legislature, Mlaalsslppi and C riap of Georgia.
so-called nxpert* n o t politician*.
T
he
D
em
ocrats
will
decide
upon
re d lrlrle tln g reaolulon wax legal
We should take th,. m a tte r in ourJeJ
Hpeeial prices to m erchants in
though vetoed-by,-G ov. Ftoyd B. th e ir leader when th ey raueua hrr*
Dee. R. G a tn er of Texas so fa r own hands un,| tell the politicians
Sr. | j . O lson,. Farm er-L abor.
care lot*. These are strictly
to go to hang.
In iuinol*. w here repreaenU tlon has no announced opponents for
“ Respectable people do not have
W*a unchanged by the last ren«u«. the speskerahlp.
FKFHII egg*, gathered each
ie s |» r t for the prohibition
Si' *- a a ta te Judge has m led iinctmsil- Th* Republican* have a plurality any
law.
We
ir
e
sapping
the
m
orals
nf
hour during Ih# day from our
tutiona| a law filin g d istrict* for of one in the S en ate but the te n ­
llip people by try in g to enforce it.
’ two e ii i tl n g r rp rr sen tall vrs-nl- dency of tho Democrat* and w est­
awn well fed hen*.
W
,
ure
breeding
disrespect
for
It
targ e on th e g n u n d * the redls- ern independent R epublinaif ' n
^
, trlftin g hill was lar&lt;|ullaiile In put- join on Im portant issues has m ade and all laws by try in g to enforce
jfjp 't i n g m any m pr* v p trrs In one dia- th eir control a fllm ay thing In the it. We i r e doing barm tn our peo­
ple. and the sober-m inded people
• ’ trlc t th an another.
past.
should rise up anil put a atop to
Aik For Drmonxtratinn
&gt;f,-r
Possibly hinging on the highest
It."
to u rt'a puling;. In. these rases Is
In advocating governm ent sal*
ISir M iss o u ri's future representation.
nf liquor. Mayor Key said the
H ere, a Republican governor ve­
country is sovereign ami th a t tho
toed the Democratic legislature's
prohibition law rrsuhl not keep the
N a t Herman, prom inent ClrlanPhan# 0.11
313 E ast F irs t Ht.
governm ent from engaging In such
dnun soles prom oter nnjl a d v ertis­ business,
ing specialist Is in S anfnrJ this
"I tell you the governm ent
w eek, calling on friends nnd a t ­
should step in and repp tho h a rv est
tending In business m atters.
th a t Is now being gathered by tha
Mr. Berman e ip re sse d the opin­
bootlegger*, the g a n g sters and the
ion th a t this c ity ’s
possibilities
thugs,” Mayor Key declared. "You
have barely' been toucher I, and
*al,| th a t S anford’s a lv in ta g e o u a ra n put your A) Capones In Jail,
location .op both rail ami w ater hut the samo system prevails and
“ N o rth Daknfa. ITnle s a ip c cte J head ways should find It am ong for every ona you p d l in f a ll threw
a p e rlil srsaloffs a re railed In Texas the forefront of Florida rilie s m ore are developed.**
d e ferrin g to a recall petition cir­
- &gt;*nd W lscJlialn, the form er’s three w ithin a short tim e.
c u la te ! ag ain st him in
A tlanta,
■new m em bers and the la tta f’s *n" I f you hail only hail Karl le h him bp
'U r e 1loose d e le g atio n - ent from m ann hero about 10 pears ago, and a tta ck s m ade upon
,? 1 | to 1 0 , 1(1 th e reitsue—alsd will S anford would be tnsliy the llvest, church organisations, Mayor Key
re itera ted n previous
statem en t
'p u n a t larae,
larg est, ami most w ttely known
[' Thla c ategory of ra m palgnrre c ity In all F lorida," he said, In th a t prohibition has failed and de­
’ would b« fu rth e r Increased by twn com ifientlng upon Femlnnl# Coun­ clared;
“ I challenge every on#, from
New Y ork anti nine Minnesota rep- ty ’*, recent decision to tm ploy th*
Jacksonville, Fla,
223 L au ra St.
blslmp on down to janitor, to show
' T esrntallves should the. s'upriai* service* nf Mr. leh m a n n .
e iu r j u ltim ately tu sta ln the New
*York ata ta Justice and overrule
J i M innesota's court.
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.,d - I] la th e 'g e riin il rule that where
'afataa 1iso represent* thm ami fait
fti red Is If Irk th'elr en tire rongres•tlp n a l delegations m ust run 'a t
'rUfegsa F ailu re to aet where repre'a«nt»tlon la Increased f tree* only
f I’ll!*,additional' m em bers to run a t

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D e c l a r e s Conditions
In Countiy_,H«to Be­
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Rulings,

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Of The Difficulties

EGGS.

N at Berman Seen Big
Future For Sanford

SAN JUAN GARAGE

Seminole Creamer;
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ATTORNEY

•I DIRECTORY

H. S. White

Why Rot ndverllie through
n medium th at W read hy
everyone — specially n e w
content. For rnlon In the
directory phone The Hertdd. 148.

Attornry-at-Law
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to be!
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There b no excuse for poor cooks
end poorly cooked meab these d$y»
when there are so many opportunities
for women to becootfe informed in the
practical and economical methods of

tre a t bulk a! delegate* now
Isc ted by. t ongrcrjn.il. 1 disIt lets, I f p a rty th ltftalrw m ake the
pew apparU onresqt th* basis for
their election, they n*»t m ust dettrm lpe w hether d e v ia te s will nip

these opportunities is H ie
I Herald: Free Cooking
which mHI! be held Thurs(t Frida* of .title week a t

1S&amp;8HAFE
imt lotted fee the Demo.
atlpaUoa aa* balanced,
by; • aoggaelloa from
Lewie, D em ocrat. lUinata,
evelt might etep aside,

I elea that Ut* auggystlon
• Owan D. Young ami
lovtrw or ’ S m ith of New

Doh’t-ini
Electric Ranee will bt fit
Auleasotlve Electric Co.
.i/j a p

'• jrk .'v -

r

any of thaoo firms for details,
etton E licD * Company

ftiona.trationB.

13th and. Hotly

“We are at all ttaiea gUrf
to fimlrtt you In any way
with your building needa"
ZIP SERVICE

The
Herald Printing Co.

Only one profcsnlon nr Print Iptt of illntlnctkm at
huilnewt nf 11m kind per­
: reasonable rosU.
mitted.
Phone 148
Phone 1 tH for Information

AUTO TOPS
1 1 Hpcoeer
fit( C W M £ 0

'u * ®

&amp;R£PAJ*£Df

Tup
Shop
300

W. 2nd SI.

A w n in g s
H athaw ay'*
Awning*
W indow
Hhades
llc w .
at itching
I'kons 41

RADIOS

DRUGS

PHILOTS

Touchton’H
Sanford Drug

530.50 and up

*The Hctail Store"

Automotive ElectricCompany

l i t at Foot of Magnolia
Phone 325

Oak and Hecond
Phone 230

ELECTRIC SHOP SERVICE STATION
Triangle
Randall Electric
Service Station
Company
•. l:ift;
P ark a*d F ranck Ave
M anaged by F , J . P te eia aa
"Dad J u s t T h e Owe”

Electrical Wiring and
Repairing
General Klcclrie
refrigerator

112 Magnolia

Sanford, Florida

Phone 113

BEAUTY SHOP

, FLORIST

SHOE REPAIRING

Powder P uff
Beauty Salon

STEWART

Wclbom’s Shop

Miller, Prop.
100 Magnolia
Phone 101-W

I .u l u

The Florist
»

“Equipped to do flr*t clgaa.
repairing and hat block*

Cut Flowers — Plnnta
Floral Design*
814 Myrtle Ave.

BARBER

GARAGE

Standard
B arber iShop

• Phong M2

ta g ."

Next to Western Union

SODA FOUNTAIN
Ponder's
Candy Kitchen

U 1 S. Park

By Experts.
Park and. Commercial

Homo -Made Candy and
Sandwiches.
Drtnko—Ice Cream
Open 7 t m a
MQano Theatre
Phono S123

CLEANERS

INSURANCE

TIN SHOP

W. E. Horne, Prof.

M atfett’a. Garage.

I

RELIANCE
LIFE INSURANCE. CO,

Sheet MbtnfWotkH

■COLONIAL
CLEANERS * KARL J . SCHULTZ
rajrr tad ht.
phone ant

Mstrlaa. Msaanv

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Rut ford .

:

DK n t i J f l l t l .

*

Fern City

i

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Phoivf 135

PRINTING

d ir p :c t o r y

The llcrnld’s Directory.

m

rm e d fta m P y g r 6 n . l f

Hill Lumber Co.

It payH to advertise In

NU-ENAMEL DISTRIBUTING CO

t” No such rule applies, however,
f V* the selection,of ronvenllon dels-g a ta s. Each p a rly m ay determ ine
‘ arb itrarily thg composition of Its
'nb rrd q attn g convention.
” ' When th * Republican iisLional
t egmm ltle* m eet* Dec. Ik on I the
■ Democratic com m ltU em en gather
J hi Ja n u a ry , th ey mu t first decide
’ WhatKer n c it y ear’s convention
‘ delegates (h a ll be chosen on the
J 'U a la of tha new apportionm ent. In
"Tati probability these decision*
j m ust ha m ade before the court*
' v have ruled t ln a i lj . or th* New
‘ York. M innesota end IHInot, cases
Wt and before th a legislatures a f Kanturkyi Mlwdmlppi. N e w , Jersey,
Isla n d ,. Virginia arid South
&gt;* h ave acted,

LUMBER

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10. I N I

Railroad Gives
Reply To Action
Of Farm er Club Jr* ° «*•

„J Glo r *6 wSwahsott!
% ^inS Bppllcntlnn
S f fS K
w m a o w a a aw , R„„ mx,ls srp
llrslln fi foe la*
r r tlf lr a lr #n»hrnr#n th*
ion w ith a cooaU r-propo*sI Re-Marriecf'Ti)
R c-M arried Td
opening o f the
miiHilt,
Fl»*fklj
1 ■ •Jfa tr Hotel. b a t, « f t tr con- Irish Sportsman
NW V*
MV
» . w a y t o w i y l i l r r &gt;I f ? - I
II. B. Dyer. W in te r H a w n &gt;x»*el I

BEING PLANNED
i v » i \ v •• x

C o m m itte e N a m e d F o r
D e m o c ra tic P a r l e y
S la te d

F o r

N ov.

27

N f j j t9 -L * ti* r»
J . A. C a w th o n . R.

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(Continued from 1’age One)
ing th e abort hauling of the At
Ian tic Coaat Line tailro ad . by (hr
f a tm e r t oT Seminole County in thr
• hipping of celery and o th er vegr
table* produced In tht» section, r
MeD. Davie, vice-president of th.
A tla n tia Coaat_ Line railroad, i.
th e w rite r o f” tho le tte r
ahi. K
r e a d , a a foflows:
M r. F j r s ^ F .D * p e r , P resident,
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A .-e .»n l««rt

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S— H elp W u t e a

W ith

MAl.KSLADY — by U rg # r * » - |
n»# tie i'am p a n y . nu *t have oar,
jf«Hi| i»fc»cncv4 and «*l| e.luc.ilcd.
No r,inva&lt;*ing, All call* mad** hy

alllK

OUHOFRACTQR
Dr. RkfcuU u rw w

LiO W . U I S k .
Phone sP C J
S u n fu rd

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•am
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time th« qu«»tion o f th t U ase ami
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they would U k e tho m atter •"i! laul h*r«. It oiwn to pssssible
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( a lifo rn il • by
un«li r consideration bu t, a s M ») m I ignmy charges
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to f tO till |»er a* i k i;*\r l*honv
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A D D S life l u i
lime of lo r 'e s iiia g v to Farm er.
IB— llo u - e s F o r Kent
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A |r * r -ig" h s i . , given «n in
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lig h t-, ir.Magv. Sr* iiwii«*r, 1 1 '^
whtrh iI.m-* not -,-ver the m artlet
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or
(Continued from Tag* O n t)
W rit I'M It
$ I n ,o o o jto o A p g e tU e
'IIM «
knot hut only c o r - .i person the
• . . . is* . *-n *h •* I* M| v
■*’" pH. Soiut) udl I r a d t r t ♦»« • ifh l I •
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iS'a wssata*t h i
&gt;&gt;l a n il I m in d
t Jin l divorce a year 1. i
n»-*h %%»r cloud In the F « r KafI inter
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d-u»' a 14»i« i *r higher price*. I j *i «*
Th* dl-tl I* 1 nl ’«»rtta&gt; ‘v ifficr d.v
• a. i
*• • i t * "i* id ‘T h ie f * K«
pi'd d taking *Mrurllcti th**
krre -nul nny rl ion woiifl have kn
l
ll.li-* i limit a.'.j J.
hut th** m arket cloeed with n rgli- to h»* im tintrd in N*«w Yoi k In * * *
ciU r « h«tigr« from S aturday Va- 1"* ' ngflr*. Mi­4 S m nn-on* rnnn- *M bl
WOMl.N «hi» *:ct In .% pn.tif'il ctwv
nmj* drtiven«*« were unchangrti to -el -n ld -he hod r» |H*rf«'ct «l Icn#'* 1' .
1— \u to m o b ili* s
U'.lltin •1m»* in t i iknr-v, chMtalt)
d-M of 4 c in t l*»wer.
Inn ailwa* ah** h a d n « l h v » * l w i l l i
m m : New, l.'kn x'.ir.l il, f.*r Ihn a r h l d m v to
Th«* rntoek m arket churned mIhmiI l aim er * i n r * t h e . N e w Y o r k m a r
uinne * »•*• n h.vv# Ue-u-ri»-«|
• » $ ’J.r». N ear
**A lledl&gt;. a . hull* launched vigor- TM*«V
*I w •
# k nothin*: I atv
Ik . i l - • ' ! »
Ill'll
*
m i * tlnve* m kirpU, utilities. f j i U
•• rni* *l i » civ** tin* • tn ucth. * #.*»•
XI v r 11*- s\v««.
Mini non fert *u* metal*. K xtrcm r
Mrw. I! H 1*»**it;l.»i*, cf J.»ck-on
Md%an* e* w* r** m r tailed bv ie a lu Mlfa. *1 -*iff«*rvt| |vtln In my hvnd
ing in the Imp I h:ilf hour, but piv**I*u**iiir*
and I'v « .\!y fii*i(h&lt;*r !• -i«f uj.
ImI -hare* ircncrMlU rin g n l 41 !»»
th a t 1 •h*ukl t vk# i S n l u t Af t n
Wl N
*J m *hnri* «b*r.c S a tu n la y 'i fiiuil
* .oegauH, .a# V»#%S
•iklnv: i * • M ilt* . | |f i | airongirr.
»• -m-u.l mw ik*
I rice« T ra' imx «•iunI1(*«I S * lu r
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It
nndl
my
r u »Mr i
•Uy’% hectic puce at lime*, anti the
t i. uj.i'll;|&lt; I «*».
lifted :t*id I •- \ Mini h'liltrvr ’*
i•». ts.tls &gt;i «b4 ftr
WsVSHINtiTON. ^ Nov. |u.
tiirnov* i t i reeded three nullm n
«»uM be dW4
Th: * , Mf. ' y v«
(uwtf. tt-#u
t A 1'.)
No r on..my r .i t i tha:
wharen. lhe lurgept in a month
*,'v«kl*Mdr- i i # a
III Ml KS
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m«&gt;rv
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I• 'ti u i • M t l l q g l l t d i
The bon*l m arket broke thl«»ugh will leave *carv on A m e ric a H wold Pi It 4iini4 ilrtuuilal u
&gt; a h -b , llu ii h»,
a new high for the recover;., in chddren was* the e d n t &gt;eatei«la)
»t l Wtlwo. L0Wb
of W alter S. G ifford, dire* tor of
the be&gt;: a d ' m e t in three wtek*.
ft.
Silver fu iu res -urged up three t*e president’* unemploy n ent •*
cent* ,im *Min«e on ibe national Si. f organisation.
Gifford appealed t » the White
metal e tth a n g t, rrn ch u ir f*»r th**
lir«t t •me th** linul which th** e i House lonferance • it t ’liilJ Health
rhjngt* peinntw in Hurt tint ion* in and I'rotection to ‘ be on g aril
HU one du&gt; ll.»r sil* n for ini a ia in « t any letrenchiuent which
iitcdmi.* deliverv r*»*** l '•] * **nt&lt; pinche* the young
in New York to :t.*» :t I .ent* on
Mr c h a ra c te ru r i the
hildv
ounce, a new high | »| I'd.! tut the a * “liumuiK from all b'am e ami
fourth .’Iter** iv*. hupinep* day.
i r«p*&gt;iiaiMily in th r *llfficultir«
Raw Old* future** continued t«» with which w r arc fated ,” aikling
•uige u i'w ard &lt;*aina ranged from th at they "m u*l :*e hrl*l in «|&gt;e*ial
fit *.*• of a cent.
guaitliau»hip Uuiitig the |K*rn‘«| of
Kuhher. c*»ffee. raw -ilk. u**ol rc ad j. «tm rnt.”
an*| **»tt *l» -ee«! oil were liinotit:
"h iM i. m achinery directed t “
hii*« rlla n o u *
comnimlilic4
to the protection of *hddhood such
. bow a firm tonr
a* publir health, w elfat. a g en n ra.
and vluxatioual »y inn* sh«iul«l h*
CHICAGO. Nov. |0 . |A l’ i
th„ laat to b** affectc,| by mea»l h e hull m arket in nruin -howed u»e* of cco.iomy, . e -aid ”1 *010• it
3 3 :- .:
again yeaterday th at it could "take m cn itiei wi’l need to take caie
punishm ent.”
of recreation and facilities for
Sm othereil a t the opening by play, both pubID and prival ."
atacka of week-end celling *»nl*n*.
g iam fu tu re - -egged a- mm h a
2 cent* a bushel Hut then- thr*.
held, alowly recovered and finally
$ 5 , 0 0 0 . 0 0
tp u tU d af ui n until moat «»l the
IN ('ASII IMUZKS
contra ta fold a t th r hlffhe*t price*
of the aeas*in.
Se«
Your l)rugj(i"l.
The niaiiin u n i figures, which
followed new rum or* of war nt lh«*
orient, were not m aintained and
I.KCAI. rsOTU K
ot the rloae w heut and corn were
hil.M T IIIV fH*»* |. %| | I T i n V
n»»t f«i from H atnnhiy’s flniih.
I htlaM ,t•'•§ I t )
tlriiir
f t li.
,|||.
- VS
Oat» and rya- -wtie itro n g . how I tao.g II g Hi mios
a.
\t i t ...........
rip
••&lt; **.
.i y .......
i
aver, p a rticu la rly rye which closed
Itnrlajr 14 U ...........
VlutMalp^l!
from l qn I to .‘I rente higher I *r • l * r l | i t w 1st Is. lie l-l l i l t . .tilth..||| 1 h&lt;
the day. with all contract* a t to"' • M y tif H d t ' f ' r h l K l m i . l 1 ..it Mtw v i ' i t
•lav
t. f
................................. ..
f.tt
lh e
high price* fo r the aeaaon.
•
l » l tails • l i t
• -III nt I ■ -Sirs M. *
M.»\ wh«atg which clo«ed Nairn I ' M « l e n t . 1*1 I h r a s a • af at
‘-Mill .................It., || 1.. h. I.I ml I h.
dii\ d 71 3-8-1-2 closed today at
' •*» Hall If* a*la. i'll, nf Sdiifncl 1
7] I n to :i-H, a trifle mon* than III •'••ufovmll&gt; »•• II..
h a * tftttl I
4 &lt;rnts under the rlu re of a &gt;va» • n l 1 1 1 - H i c » • r* I.t 1 it«m • • m . a l g a l !
» •• • * Iti f o r c r I n a .1 m | • 11
f t ' * |h .
ago.
a* III
'r|H*H
Ml
? lag . 1 1 . . k
V

G ray, W. 5. Mct.in,. W „ -Y .
1 and otlifr» (m m Tallahasifcaw much acUvJty tn tbg
.Sanford. Florida.
lion of a m otorcade fro I f
c ity of gllpuiiie .proportions Mr. P h ilip R. Bach, Secretta ry .
Ketningl* A g ric u ltu re Cli
Club,
to th e M arianna D em ocratic con­
S anford, Florida.
ference, N ot. r i - t K
t h e Quipy a a \l Gadadcn coui.ty G entlem en:
“ Mr. T. U Duma*, S uperintcn!
m&lt;jtorcmd* s ill Join tba T ailahask f a .xM Hoct' '.at, Um coarthom c e n t of thia Com pany a t Sanford,
^ J t q o a r r ln Quincy on t w m orning ha* forw arded to m , a signed copy
o f , Nov. t l , .tfc a Quincy anJ o f tho reaolotlon adopted hy the
vMguvusn coi^aty, m otorcade has BCminole A grioolture Clut&gt; a t (Li
Gqdvdcr.
been w ell o rg a n iied by R. L. m eeting held a t S anford. NovcuiH v f g c r , editor
of the Quincy her 5th.
"I re g re t exceedingly to note the
T im es, and
i
A. L. Hinson, c h air­
m an of tho D em ocratic co m nittv. very u n fair a ttitu d e tak en by the
of G adadea county. It la cxpe.-lcd Club.
"N eith e r the
A tlantic
to a s t
th a t a t least 1R0 autom obile, will
form this m otorcade, Head'd oy| Lme nor the oilier railro ad s i*r
Ihq T allahaatee band.
I licip atin g in the movement of t h i s
A large num ber of letters a r '|* '* ^ % * r e "t any wire rrtp o n sjilr
be|n g received each day from all for the present situation. TIsover the sta te , indicating a la .g - w as fo ru irily in effect on vegr
crqwd of laoders, and among the*. tables (and fru it) a per packtic
ara m any member* of tha Florida basis of rates, about which th r
G low ers a n i Shipper L eague rentL egislator*.
IV. L. Hinson of Jacksonville and p la in e r to 'b e In te rs ta te CtmP ap am a City, chairm an of the m erre Commission. A t the Initial
■tgie recaption com m ittee, hat hearin g o f th at com plaint (O rlan­
do. November, I92&amp;), th a g in g ers
nam ed * m ember o f hi* committee
and shippers advocated, as did thr
from each county, and these have
lailroads, a continuation of th t !per
bedn notified bf thia appointm ent
_ . . package Iasi*. but a t subaeqicnt
*An&lt;1 urgedn tes w
rs and Shipjsers
.» , I
hearin g s the Growers
hotel a t 9 A.
.
, J'
'***• : ov; I le a g u e hail se c u r'd th e s e r t ir o
. . . w h . .. b ad g e, will b* p r o .Idwl. | o f , n
w itn„ , « h„
I This comm ittee headed by Ml. f. t
, he „ t. b,u h m e n t of . par
W dson | , U f o H o ..:
hutv£ed pounds h a.is. The lx.!
_ L u S7 T r^ ; ,
If° u '
Including the A llsn t.e &lt; U ,l
/ . Caldwell. M ilton: M*IUa M a rU a &gt; t m c
tn e ,r u tm o st , 0 p,.rM1.d r
C reslvlaw ; S tu a rt Cillla. D sFuniak, lhe Com m is.ion th a t the fonm-r
.Springs; Senator Ray N -el. \Ve»&lt;- rat«a should be continued » tin
vllle; John Glann, Chlpley; L. K. ch an n e l, and |Miinlef| out lin t u
Vi^kary, Panam a C ity; Ctcviii change from th* per |»aikagv to
T ucker, BlounUtown; It. W. Wells, the per hundred pvund* haa^ of
P o rt 8 t. J o t! R- I* Sweger, Quin- publishing the*# rates on Urgery t C. P. Wood. S u m atra- Percy tables would inevita dy result in
Contba. Apalachicola; Tom Yon, lowering the per car revenue on
T a)lahass««; W alter Page. Craw- the lighter vegetable* and in itv a v
focdvills; S enator S. Dilwortn ing the per &lt;ar revenue on th* ,
' C lark. Monticallo; R. II. Ilowr, heavier vegetables, such as celery.
M adison; Ben Lindsey, Ih rry ; K
“ The result of the Commission*#
F. Parke^viM ayvr; Senator S. A. decision has Ix'en to reduce thr
Hitilcy, Live O ak; I. J. McCall. earning* of the railroads
more
Ja s p e r; W. W. Phillips. Laks City th an a million dollars per season
I. II. Stone, Sanderson; J. II.
S ta w a rt, K ernsndins; Mayor John laoo.lHK) on vegvtjblvs. NotwiihT. Alsop, Jacksonville; A. M. l » y . standlnjf their present fin an cu l
lor, Bt. Aug A-line; J. K. L airen •itu atio n , the railroad* have put
• K eystonr H eights; K. M. Johns. theae rriu rtio n * into effect, but *o
i S ta rk e : C. A. Roberts, Lake llit- a ,ccd e to your request and »e«k
• le r; lltn r y M cKrniie. P slatk a; to h a w the In tersta te t ’ornm ercr
• W illiam Shand&gt;, G ainesville; W. J. CommUaion aiill fu rth e r d ^ re a a e
p M atthew s, T renton; M. I. Kiel- our revenuea l»y a icduction in th«*
schell. Sham rock; W. C. Hodges. celery ratf*, lg thlt of the que**
C edar Key; IV. T. Goivy, George Hon, aa 1 am sure you and every
F lagler Reach; Gecuge I' o th er fa ir minded perron will ap­
etbrook, Clerm ont; Samuel W. preciate."
tx&lt;n, B lshnrll; Krr leriek Van
Very truly your*.
R ay. C rystal R iver; Hugh Hale.
McD, D A V IS .
Y»v e -l’irtid c u l.
B roqkstiD e; Mrs. Edna F dler. Orlando; J . J , P arrish, T iU .v ille;
P a te r T h o m a 'd lo , Sr., Okertholice;
B. K. Bullard, l-uke W ales
W. E. Burns, New Port Richey;
» r t s l e i i i H I.aiis ltanl T i n t .
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Ed. C. Beckett. T arpon Springs;
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W! Young, Vero B m ch; Mrs. E d ­
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g a r A. Lewis, F o rt Pierce. I’e ljr
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Thoniaacllo. Jr.. Okeechu’iee; J. M
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(Continued from r a - c One)
Leu, H ighland P a rk ; V. W. Sur-j
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inspector
make*
m etto ; Isiuls Lam a ster, T-aresota;
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C. P . D urranre, P unta Gorda; J, n peiirMlirul visit.
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The absence of M ayor T . I*. Du j , . , , , , , , the rnfflplnlnt regartll *»
II. Peebles, C itiua C enter; A- •*
Fla.
B an n er, S te w a rt; A. H. W ags, mas and t'om nri'sioner II- J- I ”h nl w hether wo g e t th e securities VM «i
r i I. \MX«&gt;N.
Palm B each; E lbert A. -Stewart, | m an a t last nightV re g u la r m eet back."
• 'll* &gt;I* • W
LaB«IIe; I. liv in g Holmes, F o rt iiw of Ihu l'«innil-»li*n rc s u ltn l in
Towle *aid W inkler had not told
:in r u n s
M yers; C. M. Collier. K vc'.rlado'; the |*ostp n u m fn t for clis&lt;;U«aio|i of hiiu th at Tom H lattery, kilted n • v t oMt ionri s;os*t o r&lt;oiir
t v i v j i i h .i .
C arl Weidlimr, Fort I-u .ienlale; s t v . r s l . n i l ' l l nm tter*. urx» of M aryland last ‘A pril, had p a rti 1,• u iv o i.s; i a t v r i . » r « n o»e i.o M in t
W. M- Malonr, Key West. H a .; whivh I. the | ivlim ln.Ty re p o rt of pated in the robbery. W inkler
.
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Cecil W atson.
Miami;
H l*. the ( ’it) 's sprt i.l roim nittM on in- i la lined he w a i h e ll becaue*
v .a tig a llo n of rliftric lig h t n»tv» t r * « o i l 4 vc l S U l U i y .
| T « i mil r M t l i l m a , i | r | , i M a p . U l a l l l l a t l .
H agan Sanford.
)
I a r * , miitl
tall I |M | ofittm
It i t I n g
in S anfunl.
S&lt;ri*n»en aaid there
M #nu
r l a l l H * *a* 4a* •*•a 111| g MK 4 1•• a I b . « m I
Kir,I T. W illiam ', m em brr ul doubt W inkler * a a con*i«^ted wi t h
m lm lr.
I
V o i i , Mini » m« It 4 f *•» •*. m t r |ir felitr
tho cnnnnittrv. |iirsrn t* d • voluml- the t ’apone org an isatio n and by
A I N , tgt||||le «| |c» |lt a t e Ml mil*
nou» report, most of it co m p ara­ thi&lt; m eans had located Hu $700,* r l d l m a mn*.
lie n» . f i l e
« Ilia'll &gt; *( U, teg
tive a ta t.in .n ts , which hi* commit- 000 worth of •M’u rW tf. Thx name* r | | h r V n f y*t«». Mtn tl l u t e | | 4 l l i » | Him
Ire has
gath erin g »inee laat of prruon* holding the bonda and • ■ I t a l r t . f N || 111 I I N g i l t , t l a t r d i f t l ,
l . * l » *»f H r m N a o l a . ( 1 ' t l l i l t ^ ' l i . t lal.I I n
A ugust, I I . stated th a t while his W inkier* ♦ frlenda and attorney* lto«p I I mm 4 I I. H hm i l . M. i N i U l t l j r J i f U m
ttf H o i a l l M ' U l*«U Mi| *. « |
lata n f f t i ' g
com m ittee had prnctleally com- were not reireaDd.
III I I I * I ' l l M f l l t
•'"lilh o t iM
It* Pm* *,
L IT T L E ROCK. Aik.. Nov. 10— ■leteal Its limlings. and “enjoye.1
()ttvfrnor H ryan aaid the «tate f o t t l . H m i l h ' i l " 4 M l l f i t g . F l m Itl.i,
(A .p .) —Aa A ikansas pie pa m l to thiw work very m v 'K
•-■•■ ill I t «
fr*«N» I h g
tm - t o &gt;hw|U |n, k, „„ rw w p ro B lb c wUh ** 11It I it l v * l » p
d a l e hi l e t i f ,
. ,
p ay fin al trib u te to Senator T hjil !«*jin*»tl
num er nia
aurprlaing
I ' m l F d X n t o w I t M I**. \ I* I ' l l
d a i^ H . C araw ay, whose funeral fa cts," it did not ask to l&gt;e dis­ crim e.
M A T H v 1 »»
U AK N I i
“T^e s ta te of N ebraska b a i t e n
A ' l m l n i w a milt* ttf I l f
|U.
S ag k.1,1 yesterday i.t Jone-im ro charged. R ather it e tp re a re .l the
hcmiliated,'* ke asse rted , "by hav­
• a l e ttf
tha opinion was i .vanred in many desire to be of fu rth e r assistance
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I V i ri * r t | .
Hattie C'aiaway, m ight be named studied th a report, sought fu rth e r such a proposition was evsn be­ l i n o : o r a n * i
mn
ing
considered."
la fill o u t h i. unexpiied ten u .
inform al ton.
t h
i»»:g;i» rv IIKM i t i r n i v
Sorensen said th e re U rn of (lie
m j o r T in : i«A
IVIUIVI. S T IT .
Precede»( fo^ g J ih r -tlon on (he
A cting M ajor W. A. L tflle r acto m ti ,h o u ’d n n t b e ,“s n 'e r td a ’. ."
ITMW o r
T ill
I t ItM
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p a r t o f th a s l a t . D em ocratic t i n - re p le d th m c ilu r t- a a U h a lf of tha
r i .o n i i» i .
-B ig$ N ebraska
a b r t i i a b as |k as had
ha*l tnnir
th eir
Nulla m U Ralili) l l f t n ih-it IIH.T, |
tr a i com m ittee w a s establi-hrd in C ity, thanked Y.r. WHIiaaia and
•IT W I* HIT. i'tirrl.4v#r .if Tav l ur.
tho caao* o f two A ikansas Con his g ro u p , and ordared th a t tha en tira c ap ital *V)tk la tb a l (m ain Dfl«
4lr Nat. lO , duiai. Ill# 2liH. il.»v j
u l Rank. . Orpa has 'c lla d
g r a m m e * W . A. OI UU1J and 0L « g u t t e r bo tabled uatil a full quo­ N ational
*&gt;l J u l f . A J I*. Ift.lt. Ra.- I M »Wl*l|
that* may
m ay fa il If tha seaarL l O ' l f l r i t l P It* m &gt; * • ( ( ! * r . »SM.| 1*4q I
and ether*
W ing*, srttes, w ld a as w sre selrcl- rum could study and discuss IL
•itad# #|*|tllr#l Ion fear In t &lt;l##*l l*t 1
T ho comm Isas toners, a p p ra ltd to ties a to n o t returned."
ad aa th e ir .u .e ta a o rs . A special
I»bmp In Mict.riln it* ^ with Inn H4*«l i
T
he
*600,000
W frth
of
bonds
*artlH rat# rmlarac
by
H
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bl.
l&gt;apworth,
presulent
|k# fallow ln &lt; |
olacilon m u st b . held w ithin th j
r.prascyita all excep* tMIJPX) w orth il» 4 rriM M uporlr liuaiMf In If#n*l.
n«x( ISO d iy s but it will be laige- of tho Sominola County i
M»l»
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UaftHl
Ig ^ form ality «s th» D am ocratie „( Com m erte. a n d HonjBaiin If. • ( the nogtU ablo g a ctritics taken
Isola I. S. 3. f , a • n. r .
K»r|a»*g ,\t|&lt;l l||«tll to Kanfurc
.lion, which m ay bo made H aines. A ltam onte S p rin g s, chair- in tha robbery. Forensen « ali Til#
PNltl
•mill lit
In Maiil l&gt;*%i|( uu««sfi| #|
s ta te eo m m itl.e o r in a maA on Ike I rad# body finance W inkler Inform ed him and o th ar Ik# &gt;Ul# of Ik# In#wane*# of &gt;urh
, la e q d lra le n l to elfrtion. rom m itlee, gjilkorued a n appto- (.{firials a t a c e n fw e n re ia Chicago r# rtlflv ai• In Ik# , w#m« of ft*. I*
Mllal.KII- l'nf#««
crrtifianl#
a l'g f t^ ic a l le a d e n h a m been yrio t ton o t *800 t# the tra d e body th a t tba aon-nagofiahle aa:urltla&gt; • k a i l l»# r H # # i n # * l * r « i d i n g | o l a w
had baaa buraad and te
th aatt a p • # \ tl##*l will HMus j
...............o
a aix atiin over pn
t
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to th!*
th a t rg
orgal
| dav af HvFPNikr, a . i». m i .
111 I t McoMod its Ish are of tha one Proaim atgly *2'&gt;.0"0 in cash and U O
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m i is ffiia l
iliia
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A ikanaaa'a (U ry mill cqunty U * Ifa r puhlicify late tha a th a r M g a ltsb le ta.-urittca h a j • n «4 # # n l IN I# I k # f t l k l L m t i .f . V u t t i n
- * i bash di tid e d -by the robbers. *
Im * T . \ H e m l .
^
,
whose d eath r rt- in D ecem ber.
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U pon m otion of Com m issioner C.
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fPg a kidney allnm nt. lay A. Byrd. Ike C im m U slo n e n eg- DK N TA L SESSIO N TO ODK-N
H • w I • u | # ( s.iinlF,
----la th e rottm da of the tended th e Hate IlnHl in w hich ta x K l-c U U ^
ST . PK TU U W U R G . N a n 1*.—
. w ltk a mill- rayarm rn ty pav Umir delinquent
h f i A. If wr : r: k *«.
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. L a a t n ig h t it ta x e s w ith bonds, until A pe. 1. (A.I*.)— J*rJnr to opeuing of tea»»ons a f t t e F lo r id , S ta le D eatal r . . T |,
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our country, hut even then those har dy pioncerHof this most pow erfu)na­
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On# cr*»up hra c«l l»y r)n*is#r‘ &gt;n a light rl V». wii ija'^jiat i t i
h a * to ld all m e m b e r s o f th e , p!#nnel to •rtutn t » N. * \ «*t i , Ml* IIOtM l* All U • *»»|l ki a*.11 i&gt; . A
amt p rrp trr a rwfMtrr wht h thff llir ta n
D e m o c r a ti c N a tio n a l C o m m it'l l a r J
hrtrk* I *a*I •!. ........ .....
Mll'l XXUljIfl tag* III 4lit* |Jt,‘ l|C III 11*
t e c h ow t h e p a r t y 's " m in u te da\%. The ««s nrw1 group |i*ani&gt;*il ' tr; t h| I (i*r
. | .||,
*.a-r
aI ti .:| i * .
m e n " tv ill fo r m a n a d v is o ry further «|ur*tn nii'd M'-anwhtir u mil's** * tvrra*
id » . *thr I urn
bi u 't - » •
pa rate urn «tig«'ton
ig ro u p
a ls o re s p o n s ib le f o r
i •w t *-ha aa f* !*■1•a| I . &gt; 1* •
1
way l»y Jiltlg# Ml.HI. 11 * . /
n e t t i n g a n d k e e p in g red f i g - ,
|l ilia • id 11a •1*111 V U*»
.1 ■
W»*trhi*aU»r *nd A \ IU..||II. af
u re a o f f th e b a la n c e s h e e t.
| p *intr,| ly t hr i.ivt riioj, to m.tl* I #hign -ht rili ' Sin* -.i t ; -l .’ trJ»*-«
tin nuniTw
'.!»• • -|m mmI. !. i .
E ach applicant will he asked to a report xiirrrtl) t«* him. T v * •»
h
p|p&lt;lg«&gt; hit
e ffo rt* to g iw or tmnal yiutrl officer* who a:c**r*. i f Irilina' »»f ati 1 1 i ai.ia«:ilta.ii
a r t " t- ’OOO Inward th# 11,SOU 000 paried thr O rru tr ruininUr** .10 it nl no idea what «*Viii*a.uliv •* *1
alao v*|M*rtrd tu u*p*«rt to tl*» happrn.
being nought to meet ptc-conven- * VfllWII
•'I**■ *mii| *luit
Hu } a m i.irr
tlup need* an,| sta rt presidential
Th iHltiff 1)rpi«rr*« natit*ra’ r
v « i • afr id I.* tat.k I i. t u u •*• nl
'nr the* .♦. *«•»,,# «•| pd. ,ai
til . 1 - of ”tfas illl'i thaa
1 •d
i-irnpnign am k.
Tho Dem ocrat* In th*le last re ­ |ti*ufw»t* mntrd rx !l»tlr f.trlHrt 1*1*1*- w^ra* -ai t oAat. alia1 * ' 1.11 ; I
i *
I
port to the House clerk «»id they tack into thr MixHun x. ijnty t«ul t i*i.i « in n i Ic ;h»» v *ha a *!
Held* t(«ttrih T in i t .
i*?i , I .Ila
vgofll*l fllll I I « lit • It t ».i a*
dfc.usrM STtiM.150.
1
Announcement o f Uaskob'e de­ •f rviidiiinn* thcr . p .1 down at a and h r m thr hill*. Mi *i .1 •&gt;•
I
tailed eepU nantion of tha purpose t*bl# and at«* i*»rn l»» rad an |* ftt • a-ail* hiaar*" l**lMal|i u' «'a| ••
• *a|| nil «*Xta*llt I la •t l|ll»n&gt; ( I ha |,i
o f the "m inute m en" w et
m ule bran# in a miners' «nuii ii , h«** ,
Jh_&gt; Mj&gt;r‘i«,;,hrr_s .u A ,.i.« .J o , a** r f*|l ll» |f,a tu H ril t It 'a!
. yeatentpy b , lb * l&gt; u n o « r*ttc Na%
lional t'nnim ittee. It quoted Jnu ett *cn#&lt; *pon«iir&lt; d t,y ih«* S.iti •.&amp;. I n . a U' till many aa^thl fi.All r.ni
Misuse, &lt;,w -tnlve chairm an an d ! Minrr*’ tint"'), t r prnletMy n •«.#• *t i ..*»** or^ wru* *2 »vi**a1111*vf
Mil' ternn-d •*».i*li iu»i ” • •.*|d*
tem porary commander of the new l.y MixHun . *unt| o' n a l* oi 1. im
t&lt;«pe,
outlining tho nhj*t tlvo^, :i t ranch *f thn «***iuituini4t |a .1 • lo ll **»» earth ’*
l1II* lilt
IhiimUJrali. AI O'.nrTho no\rli*t an t In* t - i t * o tm
o f the group In thl&gt; fashion:
i&lt; aantmurd on Page F . n i
“T o keep the national com m it- here tu lim ’*!ig .itf what
(ron tln d ed on l ‘age Fou r;

Way Is Suggested For
Securing Funds To
Meet Needs Of Pre­
E lection Campaign

K

Bl| U S . RoidProgram
Ir U r W By Norris
• W A SIIIN O TO M . K ao. g ^ - ( A J . )
"-A
tkraa-bl'lloa doU a, fadam ,
■
pFagraaa was prapoaad today
^ ■ Seim tott R prrta o f K aSrgtka
toad^r or B e p .IJIra n Indepondrats
E f l •»
n *-et
uoam ploym ant
Tha
H ebraskaa
wegfd
ta b s
fuads
thraugb Wng t a r * , fo rr rn m e a l
Isaaaa aad pay a f f thaa*
With taera a a id ra ta * *4 higher
k tse k e ta a f laeotaa taxsw aad eata ta t a x e * ^ - -,
. * g lg a n :!: lead
l p t a v n f eh ailty
i f c l a H t r :• a sc.
, wjptor th a fadaral
M u* M
I NMPt

I n a n in iD U M

U e p o P t;

&lt;M' ( ommittcc ITint;
( 'and uctcd I* r o b e
w \ sm .\ r.T ii\
Nm
n
• \ I* I I i *• i. \T i &gt;* •• in th« m il•
t &lt;• a •*\ o \ I*|a­ i.lfMt |(«HAVn .
l l all ia..’
i- -aia » |hr loan vsio*
I hr a; it isI . «is*t %\ had
•
b&gt;* •I a a| ••!«. ■I'' AII l *11a•a|• «•) | Vo|u|l|Mlaa’ia |•|»a••| tif |h** 11 •••»*•r 11V»•
a.un onm.it' V Whlatl hvlal Wit
llalll llaaWMid (iaralim r. prcaiairut
a| tho Na*» &gt; I.* agkaa . 1)4,t llltc* i a|
‘ ii any
iiim
II asa Ir-,
(nl#f
||&gt;&gt;
•ii»u| l*. ii* .in.i a*n •la'al'ls con. Ill*
hi&lt;iL&gt; in hi» M m- a i *c ».n«t »nc a«l
HUM! .tr.ktla II
ICa*|.a . -a Ilf Ml I\a | Hi. h of 1'laha.
WM* t l»c III 1 t*' »' I • h'* a-nthuM
II- la S**l*i«' S• IHa’Ilt I • tho rvport.
I’ha i,ra*-»,rm m .alriHV la w ail.
m*t tail t.aialanea' laa I lka* A “ja ita
iia •••rira I mil of In* mi - •Iat r n*s*|i t *
a** 4|h*|og&gt; ' for irtticiam
of
the* P Ie**lal. lit i|i, laHhllg I n«* h.-A’
wall k f ••*%it *j|i-&gt; mat igyior.'im* ’
|*ht «-**.
(•uta|in»'i hi \ .% Vnik, h#- m
ill* M** *1 In a. .11 i *dv 1ha* iriteari
•••*- a I V 111 &lt;li
AkIMa. .aUXlInu*
hiii»wl, •.* hi T •• t*. ..it* illlh|£ i.i
l*V •|»i«tr I,
• I tnat
any
H|'««h I! v
I
h
fs't t he Uillili 4
T h ru altit.iih' ,li«| imi unit lu *
lli4t th* II* m\
1 •ttiiittit(*•«• 1p|totr|
AVimlll
I. •.-pit ,1 .1 • Up lis t will,I
I'll* &lt;tMilfy |MXt|T|.;|| prfttun I

Declared W a r UponJapari

P A RT Y LEADERS
PLAN PARLEY TO
ORGANIZE HOUSE

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la.rk

Division Of Oigani/atinn P o w e r ls HiR
Oik stion To Settle
1
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Troops Are
CORSICAN BANDIT American
Out As Riot*
GANGS AIMED AT ('ailed
O c c u r In Tientsin}^L.
BY FRENCH FORCE Japan To Reinforce . 7 k

SK.MINOIJ.; ( -of-t.
MKKTINdS

Troops Kquipped With
Hntteries, A rraorea
Curs Set For Action

1 'St

• John \
» » MHlei. I*
i ({r at r-”*n
••* » .ais*is- 11
■••a It
tu-l
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in g th u . t h e C h in e s e G e n e r t l i
M an &lt; h a n S h a n h a d d e c la r s q

3P.

w a r u jion J a p a n a n d w a s bo!W&gt;

•,

l.n r d in g
th e
J u p a n e s o p o aU ’ J
\«V
I
M a n c h u r iS ' r j ^ ,
I \ P • i- riti'l
f.*« \fa. im lualing tio n a t T a n s in g .
atih tr — e r*i i|*|» •I with u mtntftin a tirreM
Tokyo
to d a y .
T h f .1
' ' , •I«.
na* |H ai ,a0 r
« *, sn l J a p a n e s e g o v e r n m e n t d e cid e d
r.l 1
w ur^i.p, .ia,. i.ng to r e in f o r c e its tr o o p s in t h s 4
\.t \i i in

Manillas i

I. It*'
I Ilf 1*1 aa

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r m a ) ‘ **.7 *
I ’lu’o n f lr m w i
a d v ic e s s a y * .

i

I* IJ i n s l i n i n g Made
•hu •***•I XXX'lr •t-l'KXll lit 41
tla'
«*&gt;* to launch an
For Field Tr ia ls »'fr»M»vr 'h -iftirH
» uinm ilalf
♦ •• Ifi4- *'l I .ii•(! a n**ortom
Set For December t'M
IMXlt VT.I-.x**
m

nrw hat tl# ar»# and aim prvparad

A -

•harp rvply to th# la tr ti L aafu a
4
of .NatIona* not0 and framed aq ; ^ j
answer to th# Amtrican fo r n f l*
1
mriit*# fvcrvi «ommunVcatlou ra *
|
, aardina tha •ituation.
- *
| Riot# hrok# out a t
T U n tolgp
North CJiina. Th* Chlaee* ch arged .5
il* w
i■ instigated
ln«tl&lt;rmt*a Ir*
'
(hat the 'trouble
svwe
V?
the Japanese airf that the Ja p a a cl#
h * j t-omhanlcd th * natlea pssrt o f
th . city with to ahella. Voreigg
guard units including the F i t .
j
I (tenth American Infantry w ar*
called out to protect th* f a r a l n
section. On* Japanese soldier w *a
rep o rt'd 'k illed by a a t r a . bulUt,
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All oiMxintain pa««*«a w rrr har
V . K.
I»
of Maniuid.
|»n-ohnt •f »»U' Kltai ii!i4 Kir Id f'ca d iit 4Mil f r v«kfa« *.vra •latlofHil
f* m** *t thr ra n .
•! 'I I
i l» .» t
V "eltlllOIX, A f**»| R« t &lt;*H41■ Nl *11 |'|"?
IS*
nu*«l«*r ul an •Mitni»iu*ti«' u ifftinif •tiiw With thi*i. Mxrn mv'h w| nII
s h iv th" w-irships ».-re
••f thr R'Hk muon in \\ int**i liiir- ■ I S .',.,
I !•••*%X'l lt|)F- ilnx v rc tn ll). and rviHotrd that r ia .l) i.. .te ll any .h ip . in which
II.W Kftetlle it
pirxitA f*»r *hr .uni ml Ktrhl Triatd i •• gangs •'c h i m .em p t to e»
llllet lets fill.Me ls» hr h fl , m Ai lit land" ra lly in - n I*.\ cm
I»
. .mini* III or trmips
Xsl'l'e |&lt;l"|{||'w«in|t' I split
&gt;&lt;«• M-I&gt; r».-it I,-aiing for Corsica
l» «:»d •iiUN-thl).
NuiitrrMii* Mintt•i
latino
to f’ mn M a t.ml,- la*i ni«hl, s-il s
Hu* * xtpi 1 a I k&gt; i»t 'ilriH'c Iimi, Marx. ih x h
s-.i attack mi iht- lam llt rv
•h fo ld tnaN
•tl* oetoftl and ■mi —
I« Rslt't 4 in &lt;\tiu*rr%« iiv’ iiiillfk* I* 1
tlf.ll dl'tslll* WMlk.'.l out D ip i mt
» » * •specie,I 1.1 hvgl.i tins
p atty " i uhs.i I |»..|i %, imvf «|iuwii
etli-niMiii
|".to.
»• i of latfilin tf tin* •tr- •Hid* with
ll T*« I!•*f til.lt the* **l|t lit* to il' III
\ ..f
I »X if
•’•"v i,lory (•&gt;- the to% ,
P W P IN O , \ *v .
(A .P .)
.« 'H t xv.i d"ii x%4 * tiiMi»|*ht up and
Y*rny h t* lto*« n M MIX- telkr 40 Ill•I ... trail
" n" '" "• * anuiiuncd y- .te n ia y Fifteenth United State* iafao
til......... ( h 'l d t ) MM llldtl Ike tg*d to
title lit »%hi«'!i •h«nil.| nt \vi hub •
th f IIN . si Minn pU r«l UIX tile* H'XMIJRW in ih,- titling uf (he r-d irm u - railed mil last night, was stand
,||' .I h • IIM
h «l’l»nu l Sillily o f t|o*hi utny *vf»i ••tide |* hip I l.t I
haiU-r sinnloni. who was \.n 1 l v in Timtvln today a fto r a i
h.
»• ••nn'
t l It in Ml'- Max aI '«*»•••11*a I,%♦•*.* Mil . . •».*•!*
Mill*
tow aid
t ‘i
• i
Mn%
*»iiilpr Miportr.t from l-i.-hril ,md shut hv I-ku ' «*n - 1 of mor0 than 1000 jmnona
It'it nod itu'y Iiaxp iii.*r |or««inp
m i»x»t •* m riiili
i • jii' ••i t%
he- t I'phlt** XMlixillilt •*•* iKdl all •♦.!♦ HO •
i
&lt;C«ftitinu#d on Pagw F o u r) ,*.
I»*XIM to Ixtlfl'il to.
4 •• ct»Mirnt x
Tim Krrnch forc«» am U 'y r l)
ti
xtr« io him,| te l.! Intel ix|r«* ••!&gt;
l!i'|ii' 'i iilatixp Krrjxt h. flrwt f t R
o.
Itlrd
• nlulrnt Itx
'«»tx «!i*ptay%*d «t •eseral Urlsndo * «• ■!»•! men, carrying n s.-i in.-,
•«riU0ir t l » Contfr^mianal rn n k i. full fvtcv behind ti..ro « r f«*r aiHttW* •wtumw. lbay will later I e ms &lt;h» .«)»•*• Tha . s . - r s n s s i c l * * - J Ih* j I k |
j t P H t w t t i r i n . lib . • N S ? " ',
0 y DES9 FU RM AN. ** 1
drnnuiK rj n R u lim r'a atlnrk
on r r lh.» I&gt;#in4ss i ai piait Ip r«»iii|Mt
t»l«v In ax^ry rm t ral Fl irid* lily . pOrprs-s-s nf tha expeditionI 111
in Ul#!
inv ; T- *
|
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WASHINGTON, Nov. U. i H ' t So«i.htrn
llllnoU'
i
lh# P rr.k l.tni
.1 .
” 111a 11&lt;j 1111 * ’* lli' lr rftfffiriu t *
n ti • p«
inx luUDip S.in fn al. ax a inrun* of ilmiwl s e c r tc ), and all trmip* (all- , IVI A I t P R K p
( A .P .) —Mrs. Haibert Hoover has ( •••••nlh« milk w ar, rvpHto s ■
• halrm.in for th " pa*t •irtHt yr*»r« * I Itlti s i |lf'|l f It'll'
(Continued
nn
r
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Five)
I
M
l
I
t
Ik
C
H
IV U
I). r
. t:m iMltttj In lf pel to th f trial#.
ju .t started her rea.on af a f t e r - ! RiiiKtinic*. &lt;(**4trucilfin of (Wop
o f th r na' il n p p io p iiatmii »ul»*
MriV'litn** i h . . .
!'• I I Itufdr, ot Orlando, eavx*
noon teas— those lightly luirly ai •» 1 rorMni la u ru rrat. «pi»i*i.'
xom im ttrc #.f th, II.. !••*. ►&gt;. h
* til
I T 44
I 1 II • • •!
•x itiWrxrfttm^ talk on tho t»**at
functinoa oallsteil un tha off nisi I.,
ircht (.1 hukt t»»*#n in il.tl
poke ttif tlnx ajt**r hid
rrtu ru I ■n. rr
d
(#1 till l*M» lit* nt o f rjttlr« iu ik r lot*•i nod d f
sock*! prngiam.
hi
•tiflon 01* th** IT. H. la* e
i rout th# ill «mi niuiiif nt 11••* or aimii 4
ATLANTA, Nov.
I AT
•are \
• •tu r , x a rv P io l x n f t n l rr it ni dx*\i loptxirti4 •
"F irs t time” guests oftin a r e 1 ni&lt;»
Conclusiona
that two a f the | 1
■ncluaioita th*
at tirnrTa
i
•
r^t
ti
)
n
d
•
n
n
ip
rn
in
;
th
r
Itxraluxrnt
«*f
itie.
[milled by thf etiquette fur the
l»irsont lynch»*l in
f».' «atu# of thn di«j* ula*
“ No on»* can rr**«| •
'tatvnii'nt •I.i V
*
M
l
t
,
-I*
li
t
te'^l
‘M
U
txtii|wr.
occasion. Fur example, only re­ tie... i.e tM-cen un n.uociati- t«
•*f .Mr# liatilito"* ft"
h,.
Naxy t Ko I
I! P Mm I V M " lift e
A*«•M'iinjr to Mr. Ih.titil |44( sxhii
cently one yuunir ru-iple of much •I. x irrmrg nut a St. I^&gt;ui
I •Millie ail&lt;I tl|«* ifi- 4.il . ( thf.l'MIll* » ... lx V d| i mi \N t i •• U nf **an
wi-r. "possibly to " were advanced
w,*h font Holt, l#4’al d&gt;»K fsHtxiii,
social polio and sophistic
t . .. I- &gt;--rrm uirie un##l'.|« t]
tiMUy by th# Nouthttn commi
M itlfx* of which 'l l M-XMi M|"II.| MM« 'lit* ti
I
.
*
•.
,|ild
iXldifr
of
•i Dnxkni the* inrrtu m . (hi* ).a » •
were heard in ue«p discussion on itx u n i nUt** a n th u :iif
It If II MONO. V i.. Nov. u.
on u ttm iy o f lynchinf^ ilonif wl|!
tiiAirman. without e.»’ ✓
•'*«t llt'irr
ti i* i . if.'* it iMixr.l .i • lt'a l« p.utiti*r to Ih* lit him*! in
*i*h points aa:
tlie* I'flit'ei* the* actual u p ' .
« \ IM
Tho Miltmn p.innfi«ai crtticU m o f ha#ty trial.# an&lt;i
%l» (eanlinrr a n t hi* ......... .
-4. . I t •• Kf I h I
t .r .l i p y xvrr lirhl
tit «• filial
If Whita llousa invitations are »■•* hi'**.l l ffc;tlv«’U BtO|l|li ••
th **•f vx thr ric iiila tiM i ’f . \
.tod Ilir filth K oitila f .iiix'4|H)n.i|Nf hu* t'xrrft '•ox##, with it# ria h o ra tr id u al lynrhingi."
&gt;it«ltt
With th
commands, do w# have tu answer?
n ra ily 2000 j «rn old. #■• c#lr*
Fhv roitm iM uin li#tod aa find*
ji
t
erul
Loui
1
i f i ' i i n ! , ” ' a l j Kr«MHh.
a l,e*t
*| * rttt! the
.Ntv#
U
•tefivcel ffi*m #Y#if il)l|»oria i* tlutf
Can * e park our roc in the White 11
th at m3
was
(iv r n
1. .
Iluxmt* in n^inil th r ••••im
•It* turn siH
I. «li M« •• •» owner m thr Knuth. all «*kiti|f for h iaird yr#trrdav hy Roman Ca •log# nf the y«ar*a aurvty
!
House drivewayT Would it he In-I­ t, t » f«&gt;r halting tho a rt i.l
(
« y of the P rr-h lrn i »n&lt;l the
• vtv ,1 *H I* d tu.4d and it tf’tlalioitg ran ftn tn g 'S.dim from al! part# o f th f «*oan* ; Ih rrr it A rrai doubt of fu t lt o f « f
- %f« *4 ••»•'.' i
ter tn drift in a little lata and n,-t •' •• H** i -tutl a p'rittaiH’Mt
t
aule* naxa) riMlntructlon th.
I t|i h u* otx r thr n v H , txfitl •&lt; »*«4«liilit» .if ai • t r y in th r hrqlnning of a Z-dav TnA#i half th# 'krttma of mob * o laa Hi pit' li.
act too aasiouat
tuiHti'in r#stniuli)|{ the fm « •• im* foru aril. Ih^ h iu r riu'i
1'iint celebration
hen- fer
the lence; less than una-(ourth th * p*r«
l.al&gt;oritFi t.
vsi'h t .)• atix x tit • •iniiimiat loiut.
All of which becomes quite u . " I milk t u r k tlrKrr^ fr»n i
r In i m iiM l«n r# r than th^
tw en ty .fifth anniversary of the «•&gt;«»* lynchsd sine* 1H.H) have bang
. ,»#&gt;* tlx# fifth N*i m II.imp im r to I r
difficulty—easily dispelled
l.v *t
\
The* (Ii&lt;urtlri
l
I &lt;Hpu«* anil rtHielxr# It 44*11 •••|.| l» led J tr •» Ho h» t*a«i« ••: i hr
S a cre | l im i t I Mhrdrnl an-l the arcuaed i j aasaulta upon wtllto
those who go to a W hite llnu.w " I l * ' t Autfud shortly »f|.*t t« xfkhrthrr or Dot th " counti •hall
.•Twniiig nf Si. Ju se p h 't Villa, s «i&gt;men; claim s that lynching* a r t .
•«c#nt yoT illtis fa l rlrriii.n *. thr
lea.
MUk Company ip e n rj r»* «it»* I i ^ '.jr i r t l for actu al niuul •" I t iK'imicri1 . &gt;|. &gt;t tu itxki th r \ •
&lt; atholir urphanagv.
-necessary l-erause the courts do
These m , Mrs. Hoover's
&lt;&gt;«n &lt;tiDiM f .r a N«w ro n trati o*. i i Mo*! feu th t tan Icn * of l.xx.ihi'it
The mrasiiiH tiruught t.i Rich- , t10* convict negroes for
(Kelt
. mm| NVn I r«r\ ill«tfi \
occasions, with no art day of the " h u h thr S«nitar&gt; Milk |*rv r **,,
that rp«! »ipon th r f«€sip|r, a* tho
(i.oii.l what was railed "th e largest j rrin.es a re fallacious; uiob lead*
A lnntly the*
!&gt;4'»iik ra
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S.illf
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h.»
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rx
aw
ardfd
ihr
Week die,| for them, no hard-ant- '-sM cialm n, \»i h a m»tuLrr«hi|i » ( P ir ri h-nt ifliU U . or. titm oii'i: »»afm mu lit *irxc * T'fcidn t.e' pr.i»;rjm ......I 1 L ••I »h« P i . l n r ; i r iin in t f . gathering nf the f r ill olic lite r -' &lt;r* ran lie Identifieii without (Uf*
fa st guest list of groupa th at must about i.VHI ualj y fartnvt i.i I Hi tiunal w flfarc, tu m tho I * .» " h y
s u lly ever held in ti:*
Snu 1.
h.”
| fWiilljr
gran^ Jury
t»* . J
-C •''Oil
'*•-••/ although Veaee(|
;4M / IM*
tilth i»i;l» th« . i ih .
ra( nitH. -it
■ til.-I I •r l*i• i |fii**, ."V i t ' miiim
go together.
iM»i«. MiR.mirl and loxwa. vxu* tu mv • to thr ripl'.it.xtiu n &lt;•(
tn tit,- pm ces.i-iii ai t the- huge 'H&lt;1 nient* seldom
are
brought!
a d rfin itr |•«•*i ie ,vI o i l nt
t; ••
F*
i
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iifatiw
#
&gt;.f
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lit*
a -I ..th.
From the rarda of those wh-t fi'rwUh tho I'tvly Company " ith wk.» hvxr LMrdonal vArfd to M*rxc •
n
40
tinea
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m an
so 1t Georgia led in lynching.
d ifficult io | - A |i»r'&gt; ir j i l it ! .ii hl'V UL. F liiU in lhi4 4t»x*t iii'i of ■atht-drsl \Si-r* niur*e Ira
make formal calle a t th* White milk.
na* x &gt;s» •!* and ohiplriild*»•. j i f * v V n th** M*n*r h «n r|'ti«|r dt
vlth 4&lt;J0: MlmaWaippi, T i i l l ,
p ile ts, each acting as a g-iunj i»tj
th* del*)'
Uousa th* invitation Hat Is rom -l
T h * firm e r* jb je c r.l to thr « *n c t a ft •"&lt;! in 4nill"n-* inanufa. t or* x ttlod
htnnr to a bi.hnp, th r i at-lads. Louisiana air#
r * n#xt
nest on th«
th* bimia
baa&lt; « i
rh»
titiiui m« t ui* til T.'.'i math'
piled— though lhart a r e many la«t tm r t, rh^rtfirg i*. piv't th r ilia r r s and to *om# n t r n t x»fflr»*r«
pvir#nt«|r# of n tf ro population
I an-l the M int Kev. I’ i it * - -ni-lli
fltpr«i«n fitivt l*ou of
Not Hi . •
i .•* intixr i &lt; * t t u t l i t a •••.hi ,
minute tnvltatlona to rhanr* visi­ i.i'u tin ir company th r i u h t to f»&lt; who « r r i HndO|| h&gt; personal Intvr*
jn n d l. niH-ilolle d rlcg n ts .if iV pr ly nch in g * ale most numerous
Carolina, ilrnn of th* Ik n n a iV t
* *—•»•••- t, \t ut» ii 1 1 i'"vttin.&lt;r nf |
tors In Washington, c ^
at vbhich milk w*« to **«• t*#t In &lt; *-kmt th tir own vn&lt;b.
, Mxmin t ihip, paid that wll|» a
I'lut X I, an d ^ h e rank-ne p ieiale f Florid * w ith Oklahoma.
F
4M,
liitt'i
rixtt
nal.
who
Dxnnkiil,
The Insltatlona a r t arknowl- * mM. Thr Paltry Company r c p l.fl
**Th^ statcinrn t «*f Mr. Clardinrr tile aoinifii^traimn. tl pm* tally
nf the i utholic t 'h jr - h in A a u n - 1 T tv as fidluwlng in o rlo r.
iht .m iiin n b foifiity ( liam'wr of j
edged. No on* who knows Wash­ with a charier th at thr milk pr»»*' —&gt;Tsnti upon d iatartn l tahl«*N and
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would h«* inip«M&lt; M r |*.r hip party i riMintafirr «rx.: th** ^anfuni Kiwan* i a. They were fulh.urrd hy (It. |
ington la even so muck a* on* min­ cTuccr* w«r« attrm ptini; t» ttdln nruxuNtaintd p rr m ln *. Tha truth
l!ee. A. J . Ilrm nan
•ith.in of 1
...
.,
..
to • ixr ntiirh nr**i*#s| l«*ji-«I&gt;•t ••»*» i « !u» fur th**n in Jitaf mu. II# .I ...
.
ute late.
c»&gt;ntn*l &lt;&gt;f tho HI, I am-U milk mlr.- waa aw ilabltf to
Mr, (llh lin o r.
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•BNI '!&gt;.#• ihk |»»4"»|
wilt i.r hild ! « ‘: hn“ Bt
Tha chnuflfeuresl crowd arrive j kt-^.aii'1 f t r r tht roi»i| any to btiy W hen an u ig an iiatio n that p rate* I
W ill
T ftx J g A ry U # &lt; l
i I'Mi.t |n r. Ill, cml vhilt l». it n at , . ^ . r c h b L a o , ’ of D a K b u ..*. ami
In their own cara, which aic front a vKiation m rm .rrw .
tm lrk tism sin k , to , h . level o f la- &lt; C lO r X A c r C O f f C W i l l
tu *a» t’liw k , «crxti'iuimj thtxiuifh
parked on th* driveway to th*
.Nt Koliation# to M*ttla th r dia suing the typo of propaganda th at
F -X C C i ‘ ( l 1 9 3 1 * 8 B &gt; ' 7 0 0
T i , n-rmi n w s . pr.-ache l uy the ,
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thx* Hay. An ctl^in larr# vf a^out
left of th* entrance. A few drive- fu te cam s to nothing. Thi n lieyan, th e Navy League has Issued, fa illi
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,^ov:. ®'
10 o filch l). of K ixyumi# r i t d i in \lu-t Itev. John J . Glennon, arebtheir nan machine* and park on! the period o f terrorism .
in a-iy Irgitim ato rva.on fo r Its
| li*hvp of 81. I .outs, th * miH ,uJ * " rmmatUutionaMty o f H o rid a k
J . ( ’. T'WU'rutle J r , rtu p r»titka right driveway—but a majori­
• initnr uf t h ' fn itr tl .Nliito l»rp#rt. thi% Motion U nm lrii utH
Masked m m s t ppe I (n ick s eaistrn ce Is chollcnged ."
i ' irinac prirlat# o f tha fr»u|i who
* * * P ^ t f t g an annua! ta x 9A
ty m m * 'b y to il to aav* puking r a r iy ir g milk tn HI. Louis, l a s t
all rvrporatlfiti doing business Ig
ment of A irnnilt in% rittiiiiti*k
complications.
th» driver* inlu unennrciou.nrs.,
the sla t* waa argued befnr* Cir­
that cx l&lt;r&gt; |lan;iM£a In l.i«* SrrniF a rh guest leaves bar rand on rnd spilled thm liand. r-f gallons
cuit Judge K. C. Loro hot* tod af.
Vttol# fo u n t) srttlun ii iMIh' thl#
th* tray a t tka door. An nahar In­ o f milk on the highways. In some
( ounael fur Ui* Florida l.umbot
will •). e e l
» uf h a t
M u m o ix
troduce* arrival* to a a aide, aad r a s e s tru ck, were l»orn&lt;*d -r rlrivCompany, a Miancaoto corpord*
year
'.y
at
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Villa,
tka aid* aacorta them to th« cast r&gt;i Into ditrhes, One driver was
r-on
V
, m OB. ,.f lh* Urgaat Catholic Im lion, lining business In tho t ta t*
I 'l l f j1 tL n lli«c# »o far t .t.xl J,
Ktm iiul# fo u n t / wt»«
room wkara talk la Informal until abot and senna were t&lt; ateti.
attarkvd lh* law aa discrimina­
50M
ar»c«
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ifa
m
l
xvitii
t.H7f»
Mrs. Hoover rumen down.
this m irning sxtem led n-n gratu |.
Several l&gt;ata&lt; on dairy (arm s r*l r t th# StM r lU in tifira tto n Con
tory, arb itrary, a n j otherwise via*
hi*
«ait|.
&gt; • * • &gt; ', r '« u'
With on# af hew eocratatlaa aka wero mysteriously 6urned. Mol# v e o tl.n in W in ter H .vcn F r o lo v '
latim-s by Fir# Chief Mae Cleveland ( **
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Ullv* e f a to tt ami federal c o a itL
taken her pis c . In the green room. than 100 fir m e r , w ere a r te ted In afternoon b) ilr a . r . R Ms«&gt;--i u n i ' **• •' r ' c r .’
, ,h * * ,4 ''' Ite a u se of her e lficie n t htn dling i » . ,
T
» s »
lotion*.
8 k * |g katleae, glovelaaa, but all the th rto Illinois rountlc* w h ir* t'ou nty :.u ;i-rintend- nt of - t h n o l.: » « ' ' ‘ ‘ •*' p k n '-ln f n f 3 !P « acres of is small h i l l * which resulted N C L S O n I g A p p o i n t e d
Aaalitant A ttoraay C en tro ! |L
T W. I aw*mi
1
b# iMMtAt'tt v» a t Ir a t !M&gt;0 while she was cleaning clothing
e a r kata aad the trouble ce n tfn d .
&amp; C ottar dtftndrd th* k w
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ainty
j
with
yaaolin*.
On’
behalf
i
f
Scm
lnnle
f....-v
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^
Th
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K. W. Tledinann. president of
valid which rrqulroa corpora
f n r ^ l r C f l t r y a rr.u g e . h r ;
Tka chief nahar designates rank­ lb s Producers' A s"'elatio n , r e - 1 t h . , eatcmled nn Invitation t h a t 1
W hat m ight have l&gt;«*n a s.-rioua
tn file an annual report w ill u *
Pirsly-XViigly
grocery
store
t
u
.
ing gnesta to tka aide*, and these peat illy denundrd that Ih * vio­ tho Spring inei'tlag -f i h * -on- “ulded.
lire r n averted when M r*. Ilin .te rtia r y of i U U and pay a fll^
h
*
plant#
I
tric
k
Ih
.rit.e
i
iccc.itly
announced
tho
a
*c
*
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f
e
.
tn
te
rm
i-trr
threw
a
rug
over
the
venti
'ii
he
held
in
K
io
fu
rl
during
aaa taken la to Mr*. H oorar In lence be fto p ffd . Armed guar.**
mg fa# ranging from 10 : * l . t #
this
sec!
lull
t
,
date
appuintm.-nt
uf
Krnaat
Nflson,
pim
ud.
-1*4"
,
pn
.n'|ng
flam
es,
tem
porarily
ard ar of atondlag.
wero plated on trucks. T h * milk A pril. The com m ittee on totivendulls r t on th* amount of cap ital
By groupa af two* amt three* company dally threatened legal tion icllv lllre and erian r-m .-ni* •Ctrs which figure it e ta tty the ehecking them , and railin g fire on# r San foul grocery lalooinan, •loch aa a filing f t* .
1
am
*
a
th
at
ol
I
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m
anager
uf
i
u
F
ir
s
t
Street
to o t the invitatioit nruler ad vi.s*
last year al the d ,p « rtm .B t headquarters. . t hief
aka chat* with the**, and they action.
tamn time
pnaa on through tho hta* room and
I i'lev eland's
men quickly
e a - tran sh store, k caU d In the Meisch j
Out It waa no*, until - last wook m ent, tnarther w|th lavitatlnrva
Other
Scnilnole
( '« n t )
red roam to the a ta t* dining room, w htn tha Fader*) Government— from other rlttoa, aad wiltjnnnuncc
' rurjl tlngui.hed what teru a m ri uf lh * Building
TYPHOON HITS LUZON
a
cre
a
a
*
follow*;
Ileana.
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e
rr
rs
;
Mr. Nelson, a re,Id e a l of tk k
there too k aarrad, with anme a f ' through Jud ge F1U Henry—en- tha Iota lion a t a la te r date.
blaie. and le p .rta d th at the dam .
lettuce,
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n
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rity fnr w tr 2d year*, h at auuiy
ago waa alight.
Mb . Hoover*! friends pouring.
M ANILA, N tr . f c - . ( A &gt; . )
letod th * r a t * In earnest th at th *
a cre s; esrarule. 20| a cre s; cal ‘ age.
friend- who are congratulating worst typhoon aiperkneed to
When aha haa rectived all, aha d isorder* caaacd.
S llll'C H E W MBH' i r.D
iO l o e r v - »g-rplants, 44 acre *;
him upon his s-ivaocem sal la UU* aral moo tka s tr a th tha
eomaa to the dining room and
" I L L D E B A T E lilV O R C II
T W a k*a basa rv- r l -le rc* sine*
Jtp p sre . :t acres.
rrc|ons|hl# positioa. Mr. N *la*« L aaoa ytatorday * 4
ch ats
Informally—and an ana th a t tlnm. I f th * q i l * t do** not
FAN F K A N tju C O . Nuv. U. — •
NF.W Y O R K . X o v . !». - (A .I'
ha* had nearly 20 )a a ra aaporianca
Ih* taa-y arw until ah* haa coni In a * . H baa b e-a
irxficatad, (A .I '.)—Tk« crogr a f su nun on Ihw | I MBMI'HIS, Team. N#v.
t&gt;.— G 'o rg l* amt Near York I ’ m
aa a talesman af gracariaa aad rice crops w tith
m a ttla l law may I * th * ultim ata kl Cernuyk
freigh ter
Mj.ilenn ' ( A J , J -I V - rundltivn af Con- *111 debate th * qnaatlnn e f dl
kindred pre-dacta, having hang rm n I. WIU T ay lo r * f
t h e .h r r * today with M .C arthv C lN * pliyesl locally in S aafo rffr ln ittM
T c n n e i.e * d i . t r i e t . a h i un­ sheer. Bulldog end a h ., helped de­ grocery stores fo r yaara, and
a.) .-eration fa r gpprndl- feat the Violets, 7 to g, on th * brings to hu B4W po*X v a k ih k
grldlrim Satu rd ay , ra rty in g
axpc rim e* r*&gt;Md k
r a taring to
* tb * '-a ttlo f a r
*
U - needs af Sanford ‘

MRS. HOOVER HAS INTERVENTION OF
'Grouu 0 f
County Trade Body BEGUN SEASONAL U. S. LOOKS LIKE
Is Organized Today AFTERNOON TEAS END TO MILK WAR
S, ircting a . O vlr o b &gt; ct (he
nf providing a cb in n *. through
which the woman of SbmlnoU
l'6unty may undertake in a u u .tr.
^ --my, «uch projects i s ciu, be t be
"‘ 4 4 n&lt;,,e»i t&gt;- w^oien. n n k ' i i j l
M «eial county woman's orgarications. meeting la tha Saminola
• J t t'ounty t'h im b cr o f Commerce ufm lice , ihi* mnrnlnf organiir.l thr
W oman's Civic Committee of the
county 11 ad* ludy.
T h r membership of th r comm it­
tee will cuiul t of two rrprrsvn a
t.vre o f :a ch organisation of wmn
c a within Heralnnla County, yroItrsM y the president ami - c .r r
1 arjr. T1»e nest meoting nf tli« coni
..lilt e will bo held In the tin.lv
body offlcea at .0 :0 0 oY lw h. .Mun
V, Do.-. I I whan two repre-enta
t . e.e fio m each group in lh»rpunly will *a present, having l.ran
• e-lg n a teil by th ilr several organ­
isatio ns.
A num ber of p ro jects werr .Ii etuseel and au|gaation.e nw.lr fnr
the reprvaentatl «n uf wumrn o.*
tha m unly on the a v e ril conimitt a e , o f tho county commercial
body.
ltcpraerntallvaa from the follow­
ing clubs or group, w are yresent:
.'&lt;anl .n l Woman's Club) Sanfor.l
tisrd e n Club: W. C. T . V .l it,m lHole County Federal ion o f Wom­
an’* C lu b *; Seminole Count) P .-T ,
A . Council; D. A. It-t L ittU Thee la r (Troup; A. A. II. W .j County
.
W elfare Board; Ke.l f r i .e s ; W mt^ e n ' a A uxiliary o f tho A llin tic
T k t ' o s . t l.lo a P ro g r,s slv * f lu b ; a n i
"» W
U . Ik C.
. T b « following woman were p re,t k l and pleagad tb *tr su p io it of
enurk o f the * .on ly trade tm ly :
*. C . Hueacli H asan. Mrs. Hangjr W ight, H r*. W a lter L M ortan,
Mrs. Jo h n I eoaardy, llrev U . Min•Hk. M r*. J. C. BHU. J r . . Mm. K.
# . M lU hall Mr». W a lle r L. Cooper,
MFa. Hoyt W ar*. M r*. U elen T .
M ara*, Mrs. Kdm K. Baann, M r,.
W . T . L e n g lsr, aad D r. ClUabatb
C. 1 rw &gt; .
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Etiquette Of Occasion Injunction Res t rai ns
Puzzles Those Who, Two Factions From
A re “First Timers” : Further V i o l e n c e

■ ......— —*-........... Make
Study Of Lynching
Pontifical Mass Is
(Vlcbrated Sunday
By Catholic Group

'•:a

KixxuniH ('lull (irnup
To Meit In Sanford

H

Most it.- u. i

City Represented By I
Mrs.
At Parley

. Constitutionalty Of

IlintermlHtcr Home
Scene Of Small F ire ;

&lt;

New Store Manager

lyg?"•hv&gt;rr

i' f

�Tire

GIVEN REST UPON
EVE OF TECH TU T

SA N FO RD

HERALD.

SA N FO RD ,

FLORIDA, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER T,1 M l

LATEST COSTUME FOR BEACH GUARDS

CHASE TEAM HAS BABE HELPS BABES
CLOSE CALL WITH
Scores Of Letters Of
I n t e n t i c n s To Be
P r e * « n t fteceived

Well Played And Hard
Fought Game Seen
On Lake Shore Field

••n it« next three &lt;)otm« maiuly
G A IN ESVILLE. Sor. 7.__All
S m . Rot U i»u ** Riser and Kenner were
MARIANNA, ^ffw. 7c—I^e»}
R y K .I L Collam
1 doss as
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• -m«ing th* p laj and being whf f was quiet on Flaming F lr li ; M.
In &lt;me or the bear played games
headquarters for tile J)em orratio
l* gained, raahlag I I *
Brady Co wall
M the tall wa*. After Rollina ponied la fla y a* roach
this season, with bdk teams fight­
conference whirii meets In Oils
la UwS, rw'hlar
in
IS to Kai^ht who rrijrn rd the ball E»»* hu lU h , Gator griddera a
ing hard tor the ex'.m run that
t*&gt;
midfiflit,
Mr
Lucas
»«nt
in
10
gain, rnshlag
city
Nov. TMIA- report that
haiiday
oa
th
*
a
,a
of
their
gam
*
It*
Is
Wxuld
spell
victory,
thr
Chare
team
ea tried
_
score* of letter* have been re
Jl
1 R**n, hi* f in i tram. Two plijri at with the •Long yeailing footballUi-le&gt;tesi thr Ssniinole Dry CleanC* rwmpirted
rflved tcls a .e k from leading
II
2 th*» I.nr weir Btnppr&lt;l, fihlnh»&gt;l*rr r r , from Georgia Tech, which will
sis last nifht t l to 10, the game
as Intercepted
Dense rats thro-.*hoot the state
.
a
1 ao J Child, doing the trick. H o. B, p)JJrd |n the Florida aUdium
Suing
into
rsira
Inning*
be!ore
g
e
r
r
.
the
first
of
several
beautfiul
Shfirday
afternoon,
fa ta , posse.
in which they declare they will
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m-eUion
c«»uld
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roche-J.
Me*
.
rhia |.roBram of real rams aa a
l e prrwcnt.
*
.
a
ft i «*"*•" ,h»n rU b»d when G ha...
.
Jesse (o ik was on tbe mound
iltiew
Information received from R. L.
?
I caught l.yle.' bull) l and tan four di.tlrvt «mprise to th , local fan*
I r Chase and yielded up 10 hits,)
oa peiu'tic*
iu * ^°r * ,o lJ*
y*rtj- uro a %-rv father*^! yesterday aftAt
Bwegrr, rilta r of tha Gadsden
tt
i .r 10 runs, three of the run* beCMham and EnUmlnger gained |c riu m to watch tha flash to
L'o.nty Tirr.o and A. 1- Hinson,
|
Ing
made
in
the
fir
.t
inning,
the
{
My PKTER MCUAAI.
nine yaid* In three play, ami the ,h 1(J1|h . fln.| worfcout b .for,
chairman of th. Democrntic Com­
m
u
lt
»t
a
single
by
B
ritt,
first
-jWIth almn«t certain ilefest star- i ,ball aa* on the Itolllna 2t&gt; yard fr ,.o * . .th th , Hat., Toronado
mittee of Gadren county, i t t&gt;
up. le a w.lks. and an error on thuj
the effect that a motorrade c f '
It In the fare, ( nJct. Ucnnrd ■
,h' rW *
‘° l* r r a from Atlanta, t each Cowell
part of Mansgrr Ravtnal when he'
, __ . „
. .
.
&lt; "urier who ran »ecen yard* for a Ifirr hi, protegee a thorough o f.
more than V* automnVlev will
riruppeii Harrison's lly in left 1
Nemliuilc ltl*h el.v f c, lMa|
|2
before Ui.ur
Irrrive an! defrnsire drill Th ll rs le^ra Quln.-y early on th* ne&gt;'-n
field. The Dry t leaner* added four
^ f t l'io ^ n n id I o«jri«r at thr n»|».i Uvklnl »« hart ht «■« rfinoird ■lily, htini-'rr, and th , rtnnp p|eb&gt;*'
Babe Ruth la shown arriving In ing nf Nor. 37 for the ronfrrm nt
nr
irt
in
the
third,
two
in
the
filth!
f
f*om
th«*
i;am*
Thr
Kail
wit
mi
array Kannar Lrniahlng moat
iiwntnr, whu lie* brro turning out
|..-a Angrke to play three M
il j• and (bat tM* number may
bell
amt one In the seventh.
tha power, launch n| ■n nmii*
nmaa- the
, i ftollin* 1.1 &gt;a tl lirt«. .shut. winning teams fo.- the post nine
benerit -----of ailing
Ho gs- pitched for the Dry games
. ____ . .for
. ----------—- _ children largely Incrceesd.
lagly Soautlf -I !-hl minuta air I ^ r #
r. * &lt;&lt;l ¥
*n , * rnr,‘l thru. •« twins, etidently deride,) that his
This has encouraged the f &gt;rsCleaners, ami although he limited land war veteran*. Newiiea fr e e '­
Bn,s were at (heir peak and leady
M Urk which, in four play, from ? '
V “
r
ndttca on arrangemant* to -v
, the Chase players to It hits, h e , r l him.
('•r
the
tilt
witlnjut
further
gloomUiaU 20-y.rd line, pu, them neat I T *
h,m for
,»iitxu for motorcades from 7*1walked seven during the game. In,
— - -------- — Tallin. , 0 . 1 Itnw from -hare |J "
•n‘l ',r."k'
,h' ," k ,’rl'! ir g
He first inning Hodge retired Ihe _
.
, . .nliaasee, Blouptstosm, i'ensarnla,
b'everal shake- ip. ar* rsrtdent tn
fcr Pulled the •marteal p’a,
‘cfc ^w’u , ', lu h' ,a '* l - ul
f'Bipley. &lt; rcstvie'v, and DvF miside in one. two, three, order.
p«Mn, one into (hr cn«I Ihe frosh starting lineup as the
,ev*r tr i*l. and sent IJen' '
a'c Spring*.
‘
f rr. in
the second inning, be i
irne. and th# ball went orer Shin- y.u ngsters aie still tattling e *m
yles around right end for l „i .
.
,
.........
'sa il'd Weaver and L a i* in siu-|
I|
|
*******
•houhl
yet
rrr»f|t
for
»iv*
r
(
\
y
for positions on the opening
(■Ida and a tu-chd.wn
a ion; Colter doubled, scoring.
Hk a touchijtmn there, tt »#em« to e'e&lt;rn There are ver, few post
•cere 12-13. The w hist!, to ! rn#.
H earer an l lark*; Htlnecithrr
linns on the team where theie aren't
i|t*la game Blca ju .t a* U.o
.’ .-ailtrs who have written th»l
walked. Kinlsw singled, scoring*
Hotline lii# I thrvr tin#
Idirki *r»eral gorel boys working their
^ ^ l-w a a tnapped, and. for th •
i i ifh a meeti'ig is neir.sary.
t "itri Hpeneer struck out; Mor­
arul
ffainnt
only
f
i
»
r
yan
k
a*
K
m - brads off lu get the flist rail ami
(Continued
from
Page
One
I
M d .Wine In three year*. Sen.'mJ
1 Jtid *r W. It. Shepanl
.f Ihe
gan got a tlirall* bringing in Htbrr'JeJ/W team far mor.- ctpr*i«nccd rr, hannrr, KnttniliiK#r amt W ifi. tills romprtitive spirit has ilnne
rlphsr sn«l Kinlsw, Cook was safoi ravel forrei along the I’s d f ic ' Cmled States Court for ’ hi- diet
i:,'t
kfointf
Child*
|».jnt#«|
out
of
mneh
to
glse
tha
fnssh
the
vl
■ ft anahlo to *ct 'ogether
J irlct has g.nersrusly leriir.-eo :bu
Thr rxstim * su m by Marilyn -ha s. • 'ovr, of Long Beach. Call- un nn erro r; Ravanel bit In Hh&lt;rt| ^oa**The stale s of heroism &lt;amr j ,
„f t|„ rourtrcom in tta f.-drrsl
for thi&lt; football game luiiimU on tlie Kollms .*10 parti Im«. (••re, that they have earns 1 this f* rnia. isn't muinmended tor all heath life guards. Itut Marilyn, who &lt;lirm p.Fl to throw out Mor­
I a poor punt (Mhani j;ut rsicht season.
tied muat U* (fism to Murgan at huine; all safe; Cordell and •rom tha U. S S. C o l,redo, where j ulldtng of this eit&gt; fnr the wr.i
who
Is
just
Hurtyears
old,
ha*
rn
iw
-arej
that
she
I*
going
In
)Aailo
ff
left
tackle,
Knttmiiiarr
In the line, Bryan, a (iainessil^e
•I nnti-aiffinlt
explode! while, u( |hr committer &gt;n re-nlutloe
K^linar, tha all-Stat# |»m *
Bf a g.ard this summer. Th# real life guard told her to ro a r to work,' " v * * * r
ou1,
« runs, H
whj&gt;h uni
ttil| u . ,pp,,mt . | , t
....ie-hip sf*.. . IS
. . . mile,
. . . . - at sra Thur»- wr.|,n
B'lhTrc' O r r -w .. o n a -W a n fi • - * " rd " x‘ AlV&lt; H 0,14? " ,w* iad, will get the rail osar Shuman,
more at renter for
f ’trat Ju
•
'
ri.rimr" Andrew JoVfs'nt lumlrthry. - idvlhi: Is thr costumo •!*» arrjred in ... ...
ta t enga|rd in an nttsrk ution a I onfereme. •nd Ju d ir SH.-ryti I
' RKcr. Who gave an ■ll-arngt-J
_
(•
runs
la
lha
fifth
and
ana4n-tha
—
»aM—
—
fc—
—
Sta
It'illlns' 2tl yard fine Lylrs, Knti at left guar(j while Hymes, a San"itlo n at ta*hlc and was a
_________d the use of his prive'.*
-----( »i»;h. Cuing Inta tha seventh in- i . i &gt; ' hi'-al enei.i) 'of thP ttr. Eurir I pgj
Uett
flu a ' running male for Kann»r; minger. and Odbani, gaini-d nine foul product, has Bested
nirg with the score standing If) men. an afilrer and Ihrrr Cnli-ted „ ffirc for th, uac uf HvitaMr
&gt;
ids
til
Ihrro
tiles.
But
again
aiul
Kutler,
a
fine
pair
of
tackles
/Ih.r. w r r k ill'J outright os n , t ,h e r for a ronfrrvncu rovm.
M lK Stanley at rinht ftol nh-i
to !• against them, Cordell, lin t
slopped the attack By in the rare for starting honors at
mkan *(*•!, hurtal like shrapnwlj
A rwreption rom niiltaj to n -i-lkept plugging awar n r n though |(St.inholssr
op. doubled. W eartr walked, hie
jijn u ()j|— down from belrin t. ihe left tackle slut. Ilerlong ha*
skod the deeka. Another rai'or |n#
wrn an,|,T
J.k so n
tba rrnt " f hi« »ldc nl Ihe lit
I rhir.l Ire* ticket to firat; 'Lake
(••eventing a first down and the ••-on shoulng impressive furin all
**f unt*
w»g (topped mid; II. It ildhaiu.
I opred out; Cotter hit to sh irt and it cl t &gt;&lt;!ay ao.i i *ixih w«.« un H,(* • , o-inly. 1 1 thr iiuuvS t
bull went oser after it had gone &lt;s-*k at the right end poet and he
tkn halfback who*»-l»ng (|i|&gt;r.
was thrown out at flrut; however ' ‘ ,r S' 0( d'*(h
urdred. lias been appulnteil and
I" (Ire IlidllriF 11 yard linr agsin • ill Stall today. Welcome Shear­
thug to six Beautiful pa««r« fntir.
I’u dell se .red, tying up the garni; •
, * f ivc ^
l*4t ° f Injured, (hr nirinhers o il' meet a t Hotel
(•I'ila gut off anultar |H&gt;ur punt er and Jim Madlgan have hern
(Cuntinued from Tag* Otic)
Htineelpher atruek out. In the flr*l ‘&gt;'*rina l i r P»*«d at ten. disclosed Ic'-ip r'la on the in v itin g o f VriP M
and Courier and kritah t
i lot Hanford took (he Ball un the
■r shipper ' own In sfctio n at up of Ihe eighth Cook caused the lin t •hat tw**ty-two Warn hurt. The |i.ay. Nov 27. to gree! the vlpitn’ s■ slat »f 17. 20. It*. 17. 31 . on-. d dlins 23 yard lino wheir Lyle K itin g a merry battle for snap
•i p&lt; r hoi k honors with Shesre
l.on. nirmher* paying for what ihie* hatters to face him to pop t-vels# addltioncl Injured wrrsr sail- , \* a larK* numl/er of Dern.-cralic
1 yarda when yardt Ware M edel;
I
whu-r strong le ft' " ,d • "J
n,° ” 'd “
| i" 3 a .le . e.l A lg . on the e . - r V t ^
T o d o y « &gt;-*rh lecnvca.
’
Lyle
o il; in their half of the eithlh, ons who htd dt'regarded their , r omen is expected to a ttrn I. a
Ibrao tries Before losing Ii A. radrt
cadet But
but Madiran
Madlgan will get the
^
4. Exchange membership prudi- Klnlaw. llrat up, west out a t lin t ; ■Mum!* In th* koun foil iwing thr pvom an’s cd m o itte*. baa (a I oy
kl'*aved a Rollin’ '.ou.ud.iwn I yunis on thiao
' uted upon HA |i*rcsnt af tha stale .-|encer tripled; Morgtn p ippwd •'vr-loaion* and had workwi with Mr*. D. A. McKinnon, has Been
bga ha hold on to a Rollin. it when a pass failed un fourth ral! |u start at renter.
Jtrg half Star buck, left tarklo.
unacalhed
solum* of Irui: being affiliated
pMyer’a shirt until that •■r««m i"Wit. Tile line, »*rrpt for kinner
t ook walked;
, w who
w,,u t-waperl ““•‘
•‘ I'en tu , ai.pointe&lt;l.
ut; Cook
walked: Ravanel hit one "hose
•nd Riser, wat nut functioning a , little Monk McCamp'ell. vastto .h u rt
to left
field
Scoring i""lp H&gt;s wriohaly h a rt and dying. I Th# r .m
with the Clearing House.
foil to the earth; and Jn*nnir
mmittru on grranrenie'it*
I5y Uaa Gould 1
i: ■hutiId, especially with Hhtnhol- j yoekrt lineman, who plays a tang
v,° * Bn5*l *i&gt;cy •'•d k jern nil p««-| I,os ,tro «ed in* fact that rsery
gOnrW r, who. o flrr (&lt;rlm*
li
9, PrwatMin of shlpmcnla on t a - , .je n c e r a ml winning tha garni. ! •
tw a ria le i I'reaa Sgarla Wilier
•
•
er
In
artlun.
Rollins
made
a
f
iis
t
jo
p
ferpr
i
t
right
guard
and
MrIt w a , a great ra m e jetw ven
*'’*• • 'siatanc* did they soak : -vin'srat la intlt--&lt;l ,0 elten-l 'hi*
I atUrnoon trying to find o ploy
'la M ta fta a l hnl&lt;tin/e eriilenced by i
•an through the line Just Isrfori- ‘ I ,« n ; speedy rtght wingmao are
NEW VOItK. Nov. 7 . - I A . h i ­
.would work, too s tncriro to the half coded,
'gnvl rou’ract . and distrl ration j two very evenly matched teams, '"iwriwent.
-in ference. While f # co»(»tcnc#
the iuiIj starter* who wet* able l t least four of the remaining un- &lt;n same bail-.
T t the f ir * u'er-d «*&gt; th# Coloraio 1* na -invitetjen a ffa ir" It was ueBoth teams giving their pit.h r
•
n
ejpcrh
oinqsirt
and
was
th
irough*
*Iv*h
fatality
was
added
with
th*
ftHotyV-—
: .(L lM c im u t a U a u
o f. a i a i i n q m
ri'lad that Senator Lewi* and E.
*
" —
' - ^ ^ - ( ^ P ^ O f f lca J- J Clog Jr*wit, spanker of *ta Ileus*
"rai ■wrniita-iiiiiimmaFlt^cetiT
L u t orraaions, losing ground un .VcCamphell, Inridently, will act as N nrthsrslai rs—ta.kled (he
Oddly enough, a Hanf-ml hoy,
first | •i;aly placed In board of directors
i f i R H ( srk and chrtt, recciseO aa he was or Rri’rrs^nrxtrrtv,-sgrfca tu nwrsso h. Both lines went into act inn captain tudiy.
Nosrnlber hurdles inday, with _
clotted by grow ers
Jtri Sklnholair, playing left tackle
&lt; Nan»
I inited beneath tha base uf a gun i-eri of th* LcgUUUra urging
with a vengeance, and Hanfunl.i
Obit llessent. former I^e High thsnc* of tsing trippvu up.
fa r Ratlins provrd t i t a n thorn
N. Eliminoaon of opergtlnr* cjm - «*ook
4 n 0 ' •hirh had ta rn lo vera J whan a their pi*&lt;anew. O tfe* c m l!te a s :
P
niter lu-ing 'topped at tha lino a-e , and Hub MrAnlry, a powerful
All
four
are
tssuritea
tu
conllri
intttee.
la tha lido of H anfori's le v n a l
lsJkV*-p*|
If
6 i •ft altnr opsraHng th* meihanism la- lo be pppo nL-d th b wailc ualud*
went into the air aureesafully only1 h-rk from Arradla, appear tn ta ue their unr eaten gall &gt;p. Nutrr
i coring or ground-gal lin e trie*,
C Restriction of a.-tieitjia tn I'urdell
tb
* i 1 &lt;• me enn fused. Hummer wa* marking, haoslng, »n-l drcoralions,
lu li»« the t a ll on the Rollina 2:1. lixtutea at the le ft an t right half- I'am i's resources appear adequate
fth-'nholacr played tnrkl-i us it
:bin g’ enumerated or mutually IVeavir
•t-*- .
' “( .T tt
,
1 2 0 landing in th* gun pit.
ml 2U yard lines when a pass nr bark
posts,
rosprrtisaly. This t.» Use task uf i spuming n n itsy l
■Muld ka played. On r f f - n - s ha
agreed upon.
Viho
IS
The sarenth death was thkt of Wichijn, Kan., frietuhrd ahull.
2 1 0
line Buck faile'i. O Jiam 's two r e -' promising pair of ball-r*rri*ri h*vP 'jn ia . on* of the few remainini,
tliii post W ate anil illggera with
The irsolutinna set forth tha-. •V|*tp
1*
4 J 2 ! lonh Cnmmamhrr O. W. Erickson,
•narkalile ratchra of Lyle*' long p'ayrd a major role In the frush i..ialeni tram* with a clean alate.
lhtjra of tho Colorado bora cvlf * trouble a t ail, while mi di.fsn*.
be Rxrhnnve r-ould n il rejoin the -tlBceiphs-r
Tt
3
it v tafan Navy pijoi. killed when hie dania of the terrific foreo uf tho
passes, guud for *30 and Ht yards son ing all season ami they lusim Harvard likewise
appear, t v (’Daring House under it* present
he rhopped hi* way into the Han­
W. Klnlaw
r%
irphmo
plmrpd
o
ff
thn
deck
of
4
I
1
n s pet lively, easily featured play' r - brilliant primped* for tho varsitroll; for Dartmouth, even with «t'0|l.
Blast. Doth tunnal; war* puneturad
ford barkfield
In s', ip sev oral
i fencer
| 1 1 (he ai reran currier, V. H. 8. Sarac
»n this i|uailer, as litst Slanley’a 't y next year. Sonny llrnleison , 'tc fa ll and Morton on the |.«»e.
wllh holes four inch** In olauieter.
Morgan
toga,
a
i
a
landing
waa
being
a
t­
tb
3
2 1
lino catch of a shoit pass and hU atoeky
Miami lad. has apparently, :.orll"*e«trrn has theedge on
Th* flying metal fioqj th* gun
tempted.
lesultlng gain uf seven y a r f*.| o uatcl
Ernie Priest from tho first Minmaoto. i.torgia hasrome a
swept tha navigation hrldg* and
The I lot of dead on the Colorado
34 II r
l.ylea intercepted a |»s« no hi* M) airing iprarterhark taith and lie |..ng wsy lium home to find rold
lha rail. On* aidt or a Ufa
•
allows;
tirniinole
Dr,
Cleaners
AB U II
raid line near tho and of tho ipiar- will open at thr position today., weather as well as Nsw Y &gt;rk I'uj.
boot waa ripped o *t and a largo
Britt
4 1
If
M «it. Ralph V. B ed fo rd . J r , •eelinn of th* gun, which had
lor and waa hraded for a touchllan ter
lb
•'oan, Imt Child-, brought
him ( "It being downed on the Hanlonl
4 0 o 3*. I’ontlac, 111.
blown to bits, want overboard. The
dteale
Id
yurd
line,
Lyle*
punted
right
Mauiica G. Itawkina, &gt;Mmaa decks wars s c irm l and lb* wholt
la
down. Sanford did not get the ball
4 3 j
II. TIIILs
ri
i.owevtr. became a Hanford man Back, Rollins taking th* ball at
3 2 2 (Ira: cbm-, Hailing*. Mich.
*U [*r*tni:turv boro lign* of tho
G. Klnl-w
lb
8 *• 1
I - - t . A. Clark. r « . a e im .a a * , eipluaian.
Iiv j Interfered with the receiver.
receiver, n‘£ /‘* Ut
• Sanford acored l l first Uowt.t «nd Rollina took the ball on It*
Malums m l Kunkhauavr picked
lls n iio n
class. Loi G a t * . Calif.
cf
3 •» 1 ■ad
J- J w-s.
' 7 .— - .
Gapt, A. MT. Jackson, commander
la alg for Roliiut xsin-i.l 110 &gt;en ‘JO yahid line. Illegally uelng "P *lx
lx yaM« ovtr right tackle.
Wj nn
rf
4
1
yard* net from arrin-mage to OH ' anils, Rellliu diew a IS yard pen­ Men l.yle* Interreptr I a pass -inly we*t. The dey'a blg&lt;n&gt;t turnout,
L t in U M s
,Ul“ *'**’ •
th* Colo'^ » ’ M»d ho wished to
Hbdg*
P • ■a 0 0
straas thi point that th* aipkialta/
for Rollina, com p!*"-! 10 out i&gt;r alty on the next play, raueing t t have Hanlon! put In.o hole te.- liguieu mound lOO.Oq) L expected
Ol mpsoti
(larvncr E. Swift, 10, aei
c
4 0 1
'*
ire
I'up
Warmr
turn
hla
un­
whila
the causa r t a u i u und»Ur
S i pauca for an averag. &lt;a'.t j| 1 Hilda to punt from hla goal line, i-ta»e of clipping from Behind, a
Miles
fa
4 0 l l flral rlaae, Lea Angelas. He
klcven loose
mlnasL waa not a result of a slip by
1 / yardt, and lylaa ■•jtpuiDd Lylea returning It JO yatda to the -ft yenl penally giving Hanford beaten M tarfinl
Jfwterday,
person a t! la t could b* laid lu ma­
Chi l i t hy tlx &gt;i m | av arajt. Rollins 30 yard Hoe. A line buck tha ball on Ita eight yard line aiul -■gainst Southern ./'allfuraia in
Evpectad ta dla:
larial.
.
Tboee figure* u -g l-. to tall you mid a |&gt;a«» failed, but Courier only a few minutia lafl to play. ■luevt of tevrnia fo( a IMO ahe|.
Umpire*: Imdwlg, H taUr. and
Robert O. Ihiff, aeaman
I
act
lug.
Thia
ganu
xill
be
plajed
Iba atory of the gamy \trkt Ran- threw a paaa to Odham, who " '» n d i, ; on h i, gual line. Lylos
IL Nojrf.
•
* r - back ri.
fard ahoold hate win, elnce It had jumped foul feet, caught (ho ball, tried but failed at two paaeef. and in the hug" Oiynpic alodium at
wi'h atarL
Lt». A njeles. . | / •
j.
ilrlpalro
In
tha
iiacitaalon,
eon*three scoring clm e-ri only tu t.*aa •lipped away from that* tickle*,
hen punt*I fr mi ta.-h of the goal.
II. J . Ilintbi aeaman Hr»t r
The Ltiainee# t f picking thia
nMntinr an
Kxthiada'a dutic
dutic*
&gt;n the KxehaaSVs
theai mainly l&gt;arauie HhlnnoU r anl ran seven yard*, fur a total Rollina getting the ball on iu :to
e
rrk
‘,
probate
wianera
hla
hail
ta
ita
member*
and
the
p
la
it
of
refused to let hl» aLie nf n.a live, ■rain of 10 yarda Juat aa the quar- yant liae. Malnne threw a pace to
tha H earing Houaa (a tha Imluse
where play on foutth down wa • ler ended, the ball being on the t hilca who r-n lor a loucluluwn. the eaperU oi|tha np&lt;a, although
»nr.
sheeted twice, tag.
TA yarda, surprising tha trowd, and ao f i r the l l f l tangwign ha* run
Rollina 12 yard line.
unusually
trti
to
firm
.
Such
cua"Meet sertainly the Claaiing
■iaahing Hanford',. hop&lt;e. The try
Me Locai •boa# ta atart hit -tr-j
A touchdown Waa denied howteet* a.i VatJiltig'.on t ’alilornia,
Uouae duty t , cW riy that of
M il and third airing o itflt, Kanl " r pilnt failed.
peer, when EnUminger ami l.ylea
\anderblit-.Naryiaiui.
Florida-Alabringing about a* ami plate unity
M r baiag tha only tegular on fit#
With two minutae to play, I
having gained five yarda, l.yleIn fundamental matter* |„ eur
Courier Uocidnl to go into the a ir !
fl-laL A high wind from the north
'riled to grin over -Shlnholarr, ait I
.trkanaaa,
Airt-Tazaa
Chrhtlna,
industry
m i
imm.
Waked to be a hl| help tn Ro'.'.'n* Child* bioke through ami threw with n vengeance, an t taking the
W h 0 C n ttld
Mid A. M. P u tt, n t a i f f r
i all an hla U yard lino, went r 11 ht '.&gt;’tr&gt;■ka-lA-a. tad 1'acultaM-th.-.
h r Vlnrenfa puuly fell abort taL l v « B m m Ui
Jdkam for a five yard Ima, giving
■roil lavuua «u many confualny
«
f
tbe
CUaring
llauaa,
Mat
n
lt
h
t
down
the
Held.
Courier
paamd
to
ebu*e of It. one of them k*!ng itolllne the ball on Ita II yard line.
I kg B l t i l g g
inrtora *n{ 'Utialica that tha g*»*
"
la
doing
(kb,
tha
Claanag
I’re*
ton.
but
ll
fell
wide;
Ciurtcr
mught by Evan* In mlc'flalJ, and
Ihiew line flays failed to gglit for
S tm w k h Rgl*
I-eased to Odham, who made a vral belt* wa anything can happen
&gt;•* *• fA i*itl| r that af
K tlag returned l&gt; yarda to tha
—end g rM tly n il.
itollina ami ChUJa again punted
! ■ A in
«h M t orderly compedleaping catch and ran Ui tha RolSanford tft-yard Una befi r« KanHum hla goal, tha ball being
liiuJliy the two big rihnax
U n. Without haring the official
B o 4 y - W h lfr
m t rame tearing aerwaa the Held downed on Iht Rollina 3)1 yard tins *H yard lino, fur a total gain gamta Jo S'ortkwe trnt-Miane•talament from the Kxahaage. it
&lt;d U yards; Courier pnaoed to
a tiger te bring Evgna to the line.
B * l i D r y —*
Lyle* for U rea yards gala; lylaa /ato a n l Htiaford-Houlhorn -Call*
he ant of plnaa te r ua te do
|T&gt;dad. T h at pint «nmj
three
fumia.
Ily all went In tha game fur
kAmwIly expreai
&gt;fft»ota» a fte r Ute g a l e atartel C lemon ot Sanford a t M t guard. : navtd ta Odh'm f &gt;r 11 ytrdo moy lie
Uken i . one
g a j Beilina acared rn thy chonca On the llr. I play Lylaa throw a cola, ami tho (n il waa on tha 1ft
that will k a t a tha aecries a f tha
yard lino, and 3d seconds te play.
M l a ’ f.w aecuude attar Kvsiu
i a«» which Oiikam faught with
Clearing Bowaa a&gt; n m a n h in a h .
Seeing the Rollina back field end
Mtafnad tha hall. Child&lt; went off ojli'.ietchcd kanda and ran fix
•• ta ha practltdlly Inatastce In the
A M grard fa r flee pan.* ta lo n «arda far n total grin a f 11 yard,. left and p la jin t back, apparently
entira t r im , lndotary."
Sanford had Uaa gp good, anl U waa Odhaai'a third itallar caleh. •xpertlng a pass, CourUr ordered
J *
M Beth the Kg■ a to n * Baade It llrat down by go­ r.iiUatiagvi’ hit right tackle for Lylaa te ge around right end. end.
lfe r etar Braanaa a ad Saaron. far r yatilt, and thin Courier threw with Courier and IntsaU nger go• I i l -n« aa bleehen; Lyle, did aa
• long pea, which Stanley made ha waa laid and wont ever for U e
the prati last of tha day aa he ourluinwa which lied tbe score.
(•aped aut of a path of R dllne men M eCM kad failed at the line In the
and taught tha hall an the Rollins try for point, end the game waa
ichdewn, Kaanir flinging tkret yard linn fa r • 14 yatd gala.
aa be went aerc- y. Hit Kn tm lng.r went over fa r a touch­ r.*a*
Liam pi
■.
.
led.
down hut Ehrealhfa drop kick l .r a f f o r d
.
KoUlaa
Um kickoff, Baaferd went
na/y, G e irg lA a s aahfat ta Ta.
TUtia
re.
• At wall
»ofte wUI aa * olham Oaltfarwia
B. Riser
rg
HetharianJ
te tbt FW r
/»y laur I la month. Ratio
Harris m *
it
Vaaai
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With Exchange
STIFF BARRIERS
G a m e s Confronted
With Hard Battles

PRINCESS

To-Night
Sunday

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KManr and Bryan

throe lino thrusts,
retaid tight tad foe

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r. ,,r
ha« betwatn tha
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'A Bean In A Child’s Throat
Not long ago an Orlando child attempted to swallow a
M , m t ■« ik * h i i in iM bean which became lodged In her throat and
bar with strangulation. Efforts to remove the
5 s s r w T T ~ * nnancceaafu). It waa decided that the only thing Ich
&gt;U D B A *
be done to aave the' child1* life was to rush her
■ Ha
phla where a delicate Instrument called a broneb
recently Invented, might be used successfully in extracting
the bean.
Promptly all sgencles of rapid transportation were
brought Into play. Trains, automobiles, motorcycle*, even
airplanes, were employed In thia race acro*a copntry with
death. The child apparently arrived In the nick tit tfma, still
breathing faintly as the bronchoscope performed its deli­
cate operation. The bean was removed. But the struggle of
difficult breathing had been carried on so long that the
lunga collapsed. Pneumonia set in and the child died.
Now comes the Information from both Miami and Tam
a that hospitals in each of those cities are equipped will
ronchoscopes which might have been used in removing
■ m l * la a a t a l w af tka
M F ii a a l l
the
Ixan. Both the Miami Daily Ntwa and the Tampa Trib­
a tH M ta I U
une ore quite indignant at the suggestion that it was
necessary for an Orlando patient to be taken nil the way to
Philadelphia In order to obtain highly modern treatment,
!IA
| s E » £ a when they Insist that hospitals much closer to home could
c r r lIn ■ » II m
htjve done the job quite as efficiently.
IO N D A Y, N O V E M B E R ». I M l
U this is a fact seeqeone in Orlando made s frightful
NOB IN TO S IL E N C E
mistake The trip to Philadelphia must have required at
leapt twenty-four hours. The trip could have been made to
k in th * song la stilled, the h eart Miami by airplane, in two hours and a half, by automo­
St, and the lim b* uncurl
bile, In five hours; to Tampa, In even less time. If some
1 one* w ith unhealtant a rt
one In Orlando had known that hospitals In Florida ate
to form thla g irl,
equipped with bronchoscopes, and had rushed the child
to either of these places Instead of to Philadelphia, her life
on *'babble aha at ray a
could
have been saved.
patha beyond d e a t h But the Orlando Reporter-Star retaliates with thg de­
no Jlpa to praise
nial that the bronchoscopes used in the Florida hospitals are
and. 1 h e re no faith .
the same as the one in Philadelphia needed to remove the
C. S- Bur Wand.
hean. And It further insists that its own hospitals Are
highly modern lp every particular. are equipped with the
MY P A R E N T S
latest devices for performing operations and rendering ef­
ficient service to Invalids, and are probably as well pre­
‘ i c r r e j their generetlon. . . .
pared
to* take proper care of their patients as are {he
Tw o, wtU mated,
hospitals
In either Tampa or Miami.
a t o * * , and strengthened
This newspaper has no interest In the controversy on
U, and made;
•t h t T have passed, and knowl- the relative merits of Florida hospitals other than to as­
certain the facts In the case. Woidd it have been possible
edge h a* abated
1 (ham ; th e ir naraee upon their to have extracted the bean from the Orlando child's throat
ta b le t lade.
In Miami or Tampa, or anywhere short of Philadelphia?
(b o shell **y their being Is That is a question to which doctors oil over Florida should
tlb r g o U e n ,
know the answer. We hope someone will take the trouble to
bile this tree it and* th at knew
find out and Issue a public statement.
them , and ihi» hill T
Some other child may get a bean In its throat some
go on, by th eir one
dream begotten
day.

S

, bom end bred, end so they
ever will.

DIDN'T KNOW
MIAMI DAILY NEWS
Marjorio
CobT h ru -y e a r-o ld
n of Orlando I, d n d a * tbs
m a lt
of
Ignorance. Tha
fa cltltU i for ramoval of a foreign
object from her windpipe w ar*
available In Miami and other cities
relatively near her home, y e t this
was not su ltiriently well known
when the tm s rie n ty arose. She
died from the strain of a fra n tic
trip to Philadelphia by ra il, au to­
mobile and plane, with her fath er,
who was Inlil thers w«» no n r a r tr
p ile , where the operation could
be performed
With the innnsnlahle g rie f of
the parents there must be hunting
reaenlm int that they were not, ad­
vise,! o f the nearer aid availahla.
A rrU vntal swallowing of foreign
objects that bulge in the windpipe
Is n frrqutnt occurrence among
children and more d ifficult rases
than that o f the little Orlando girl
have teen handled
successfully
many times in Miami and ulhar
fltlta . The object was removed In
this ta ie , but (hr strain o f the trip
had proved too great.
I f each ignorance of the facil­
ities of our phytirians and eargbom exists In en enlightened,
progressive eity such aa Orland-i,
id.a many preventable tragedies
n»av occur? There Is no evidence
th a t the responsibility In thta rgsa
rests with the doctor who didn’t
know better.
He will
su ffrr
enough. The fault it seem*. Ilea In
t(i* system of spreading such In­
formation,
The remedy, thus, to a larg e ax-

lent i&gt; up to th * medical profea■ion. Too often skilled practitioners
have "hidden their lig h t under a
b o th e r through fear o f unethical
practice in advertising, ty |, never
unethical for a group o f doctors
or for any other professional
group to give th * public and all
member* ;&gt;f their profeaalon knowl­
edge of fh* services th *y ran per­
form. Thera need b l no exp lo ita­
tion nf anv individual In thla, ■■
n Itries, (he educational ad vertise­
ments appearing weekly In th*
I’aily New , concerning th * medical
profession.
It is part of the rrtponsibllltg of
the profession to comoat ignorance
of what It can do for hum anity gi
well as to learn to do th * aniaxing
things that mark icie n tiflc prog,
rest. One is of litll* value without
the other.
The
newspapers
them selves
share with the medical profession
respinsihllity for d iisem inatlng
such inform ation so long as It 1*
news. Such cooperation the Dally
Nrws gladly o ffe r,, aa It has in the
past, but there must be more than
news alone; there mutt be the edu­
cational work that r in he accom ­
plished only by repetition of such
facts until they are driven hoots
in the consciousness of the antlra
public.
Such advertising never will be
in im portant factor in tho income
of a newspspar, h a t It I* * factor
that may decide between life and
death. In *u tb case* a * th a t o f the
Ih rte -Je a r uid Orlando child who
wsa a sa crifice to Ignorance.

Mi ss Francis Reitz

•he tomb o f General R obert E .
I j - , and *I*o saw the skeleton of
, i»*w
-v fw» ■»-ij -’ l l
w*wrw&gt;fT«
J VV, we,.- v i e s l , of lha Univeralt;

Old Methods

s t l e e t i r e r r named
by
thorn: their work goea on,
, O f, If 11 change a n j know another

When bitalnea* in a little alack, an excellent opportuni­
ty in afforded for attKiding to matter* which are opt to
escape unnoticed In the rush of huslnesn prosperity. Dr.
!rv
name,
^ W hich branch o f two need be e Julius Klein, assistant secretary of commerce, recently de­
g reater one
clared at a dinner given In hi* honor that the business
llaM each one c h ir lih i* a fa ith ­ men of tho United StnteM should be using this period for
ful flam e?
taking stock of their business methods and to see whother
they h are patted,
their they are not losing money By continuing to use old worn
^
dream, o f golden meah,
out nyHtem*. antiquated machinery, and Inefficient credit
I t g re e te r than am viral In the
planspi?
"Dr. Klein hit the nuil fairly on ^he htatl,” sa&gt;;s the
Isabel FUha t o n a n t
Del-and Sun News. "Many huslnoan men oven during the
period of depression clung tenaciously to those time-worn
aim llls: Aa dry as Mayor methods and were the loudest to cun pinin about poor busi­
y , a Jack son v i'U lout- ness. Many business men still cling to their old stocks, re­
gam e la.
fusing to take a loss In order to move good* off of their
H »V — —
0------------floors making room fur new stocks which the people want.
New that G loria Swans m has
’ PMUrtUd again, a million wives M a n y business.men feel that wljen business is poor they
w ill vast e asier, a t h a s t for a cannot advertise .their goods. Some of these u* q other upto-dato methods hut fall to tell their itory to the. buyer
While.
and then growl about b u s ie s being poor.
' A buying wave is said to I s
“The optimistic and up-antl-eoming business man U the
(ping this country, according fellow who move* his stock by taking a Ions on some orSunday paper*. Hut th a n was tides ho unfortunately purchased at a high figure, and
Re baying wavs In Sanford Satu r makes room for new material* which are now selling at a
; « * y night, W hy?
lower figure. He
believes that t\e can
.much
. . _______________________
____________
An Induce the buy
■- - -o .
b arn l
and
Caaamunlst uprising brtaka out er to patronlxe him by preeentlng aUrncUvei bargains
ntockn.
mcaaage, weU told. In adv^r
a, lie bellevea hU m
i Tampa. Th* war ery used to he new stock
' Into
‘ ‘ hi* place of bualnean. Even
In day* gotta by, "Tha Red Coals tlaem«nta will bring people
are coming l'* It may yat be aim If he tloea not au?ceeil at once,: at
ai wait he feel* that HE
1 pHilM to “Tha Rad* are coming!' UAH TRIED TO DO SOMETHING
Dr. Klein aim) quoted the Philadelphia Chamber of
. T b * Italian F n re lin mini tie r la Commerce, from which nource came the aUggestion, that i(
nlng to thla country for a chin
awry wage earner In t-he United Slate* would ape,id 15 conta
resident Hoover. U ooe VanH aller, or non* of pur per day more than ordinarily In one year the Increaae
f i n ea ter* takas a crack at would be 12,25(1,000,000 which would pay 19.50 a day to
1,000,000 workminollnl while h*'e here.
“U tho builneoa mao, the dtlxen end the vlaltor woultl
F o rt Myera Nawa Kvass each do hl» Part toward reviving bu*Jn«n*t the wheel* woultl
Bbes • long story short when It soon atart turning over at a livelier rate.
"H av in g been pretty thorbly .ktnnad. eitraa grow ers
a g ree th a t what they M id is

Attends Parley Of;
®S£u,
Newspaper Group 1 'KE h?.WJSmP U on
Miss Fran ce* K elts, daughter qf
Mr. and Mrs. W If. R a ils of Hi
ford, was among a delegation of
Journalism student* from S t r a t ­
ford College, Danville, V irginia,
th at attended th * recent conven­
tion of th * Southern Interaeholastie’ Press association a t W ashing*
ton and Lea
University.
Miss
R e id , form erly a student a t Sem i­
nole High School, la having her
f lf s t y ea rt a t Stratford .
“ Forem ost In educational value
to ms a t th * convention,” says
Mis* Haiti, “ waa a collection of
rare old books. Som e o f
them
da tail as fa r hack aa th« fifteen th
centu ry. Round-table dlacusiU os
and lecture* were also hilpfubTto
our work. At a banquet In tha
U niversity dining hall, w* heard
Ja m e s Henry Furay, vicr-prasldent
o f the United P ress A ssociation,
A m o n ^ n th e r distinguished ■ Bests
there Was W. W. Hawkins, vicepresident nf the Sc r I pp*. Ho ward
newspaper syndicate.
• "In n
“ While In Leiirigton , wa visited

►'kept hi* bandkiyxkW.

Dot,

gtl, v s auppoea a man Who
a aheet around with Uni
tlifl* doean1? really h*»&lt;

n
Hoover**

•varyinw expected.
l e i f i i s commit to* exrosrgtod
r*ald«at and (ondemeed WUH. Q trdlner'i s tu tk on the
atfatlon's naval p o l i t y ,
may have been absolutely
I his stand on naval quaeHI th* people will tab ) tb*
• of bl* committoo with
of a a lt I f ba wantod an
■ report whtth would b*
i# the saaatry generally,

LAKGO—CnnaSruelimi work nu
new tl.POO.Dtn) National Soldiers’
Home to he erected on gulf south
of city, will he started shortly
after February lit.

The R egistration Books of th *
City o f Sanford , Florida, open
for th * purpos-; of reg isterin g
for tha G *n *ra ! Municipal E le c­
tion tn be held on Decem ber
Sth, 1951, on Monday, Nqvamber 9th, 1931, and remain open
rath day « ic * p t Rurvtayi and
holidays, up to ^nd Including
Haturitay, November W th 1931.
At 0)e CUy H alf
• £ a U jp w m .
^ .r
CUy RfgUlrattoa
RtgUfsstloa Of lrig
i.

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Southern R*Hw»I Cpmpany, aoldt
Th# plana for eo eperntlvo far
*Tho banks o f tho StfQtbaaatsru *»t fire prevention In tbJi county
slat** romp*re vary favorably aa whit* hat* boon under why far

ssrvral mantha has begun la take
rtslbi* (arm. Werh on tha toiephoa* linoa—the norm of to# or­
V *
MV Uto aaa
ganisation—haa been going on
do th * InvsaUgatta*
several day*. Fsiest lu m r H, D.
Caob, TyUr Jonoa and Clyde
League Of Hntlon’a
Hauls, with th* latter's track and
“dlpbiraattc boyeott,* rrop-raovn
laatsrlal from the Florida Foroot
af tola large
Service as oqaiptoailt, hsv*
r
"
"
:;
the toraat rate* „
a t tally computed two of Huos
credit it cartailed, watwttbotaadhBg which
“

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*» li» rw
iw i
latraleu tn tha
dantoasi
g f f i ra ss

the (set that the fsntfrs of to*

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and other
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nor* Firnt National

Bank Building

Why not advertise Uirough
UU1 Lumber Co.
13U u 4 Holy
a ftodium that i* rend by
every one — especially now Wo V f
cotaerH. For rate* In tha to awtfea
directory phono Tho Her­ with your
ZIP SERVICE
ald. lift.

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ELECTRIC SHOP

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on to bodes* too l«to day af NoveRhor A m too IM CoVrtor 11
meat coReet la addltjen l « lb* llrspB* a PomBg of t U V R t A
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house gusst of lira. W. D. Holden.
Sidewalk a are bliwi laid on
Hanford Avanue betwten Second
*0d Third fltraata, Thl, la a much
n*td(d lmprov*m«nL

Mr*, i. W. Barnss, J r , has i Hpsxklof gt Washlbfton of tho turnad from a visit with relative*
at Ponaarola.

Atlorney-al-Ijiw

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Phono 449

Mr*. C. D. L efflsr, o f MUntl,
arrived lit tb * city 4* v * r t l days
ago and wlU vlait h i t sD tSrs, Mrs.
J . C. McDanlst and Mr*. G eorg*
Fog, if,

H. S. White

LUMBER

DIRECTORY

REGISTRATION NOTICE

1.»

It la officially anitouneod (bat
tho work of exposing lb* w m k t f
the Maine so far as th* parts Immedtltoly affected by la# explo­
sion are cnncsrqed from about midihlpa to the bow will be (ompletod
by Nov. M. Evarytkiag will than
bo ready foy eximlnation by t»o
board of Inapeetion which boa a l­
ready bean notified.

ATTORNEY

AUTO PAINTING

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T l K8DAY, NOYCMHKR 10.

latlvo pollen on th * border
tha China*# city and the |
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Time Sign vl
!-■ Florida Fa tin
Pe k, lhe 1‘i k k I/-W i«gly Hoys;
Hour; P M U Co Variety Musical
Morning Devotion'i. NIU‘;
Para e. I I - Sherllf A Polite Uc&lt; heeriw, N B C ;
Jacksonville
|M»rt* ; 1 .Ml Honda Faqji; J. fcTdlltioktng Ajfenvy, under direction
of Fiank Morris; 9:30, Heiuliful tcation4l II*o . -■*»*•* Yh*1 VSor Id
»l *» »MtH the VI In­
Thwujfht*. M il , 'J: l-f&gt;, JarkAonville lUra.k y|«r.
tel «. T-rhaikoA hy, I. Florida Cg|ItdHikins \jt«*n-y, under ^Irertmn
of I-iunk M oiri*; I 0 :i pi# Nat and leKiam I » . U ng. o( i o im n e n e ,
I Vi, Sh eriff A Police U ejm ita; ft.
In i.let-l, IR dO, Our Daily Kwotl,
N IIf , H* l-p&gt;. Home Jlo'ir Orrh«&lt;- Tim e Signal. • Meyer Moun, vio­
lin ist; i laud*- M iiphrec. o rg a n ist,
tru, .fult r d im lion of (urn Kit&lt;hAM), Piano I in#. fV c k r Berijr and
rn; II dO, Thrtitjifh th** Loukinu
fall.
iAiih huni'H 1rigiarn, NIB . Paul Knight, *i, Florwia Medical
J !. ! ’i, Home Hour Ofchmtra. un- A s « it c i a I i &gt;i n. Hioad a * t; H.30,
d n dn »*i 1ion of Iren hid* hen; I J . Southern rwiife?rfire Sporta Hr
tii-mml Ktri'lti-. NHC; IJ I T. p siew, &lt; cat h 1 h i rta* VSr Bachm an;
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U ral her Forecast and Sign
M , I'ino- m4| \V»*ath* i . 1- 'ill, MinMt**iiul Allium e, IJ-'IO, S itim u l O ff

(lug order* tram Ihcir com. Col- J i n c i 0 .
Taylor,
i |l Han knd French loop* al*o w«r*
ding by In their
reepective
tlo n *. ’ Jhrea companl#, »f
troop* were prepaiing to
A Uport* retching Manchurian
Wf)gpMqu*rtan h ire ihorlly alter
eight tald ihoollng wa* cuntinftfttg, and machine gun* were Iwing
wad. T il* origin of the nullireak
utttertaln, but the Chine** *1
' that lhf Japan*** diulrlhuted
and ammunition with th , oh
a f c a t l in g dietafham e*.
wa* , **tirw*ted ,th»t between
and fctK) pernor* dre**ed In
tq clothe* participated In th,
au h ek . hilt allegedly were in*li

g4bd I), Japan***.
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t hi unit" w h n th* l.ofil Mayor’ . |iti&gt;cc*'i«n p»"*ed
. oe group, in Ihe lot* of m aither. were * Jetelh-lr tru'ldional eo.tuioe*.

C ELEBR ITIES MEET AT RECENT BEN EFIT SHOW

bomb * lilt b laded to e i
When the m erienger wu
a r t * * led, he *ar,| h , had been un
•tg th# baeket by * Chlnr-e in th.ch con.errion a n i had liren
t ld fo Wand It to tha form er
(fo r without i eminent,
i-A f o lic * eaid they could IT*'*
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iv iif» *d u j * * * -onnucted with i vci-m
I " Iftfia ra th at the Japanble
were

* planning to e-lablUh llauart Tungj
ag emperor uf Marr^hurita In -meagalon to (iavernur Chang ll*ueh•llthg. 1|* i» aid to y itfcr hvtuu
* 3 “ ur n Tientaln t« a private
It.
ntpo report* «ai'l later that
ft- knob of hOO armed Chine"*, togather wit|, &gt;gmr Ja|*tne.e. r't*he.j
from Dpi Jn p an e"* culKe*elmi into
police.
Tha few who wet* *rre»le I weriquotarl a* laying thry hw.l lueu

id |tO in *j|**r ( i UiiiI l l 't l to
Ipata In Ih* allaik. The ia lll-l i^ri Mv i*’ W Ilf D I*
la* wer* unknoan. It w*» li
vnliim A rm y Itmi in
the onabught waa aimed at
l Hr, and Nfayt»r Jnnn* J
th* pollre •tishnn. Use ivII hfovi-ruor'a hv«tii|uarten and the railway “ 'Ale4feld and Ml- \lfn.i

fe lldi ii. New Yolk, during the Kadiolanl Sul
■.r Alfred K Smith. Mi*. Edward lluttnn, cenwei low, tell lo rixht. Billie Burke I Mr*.**k In

Bi-rayne at the corner Jf Mlan\i of

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W R I T — (iainecHlle
W F D N FS D AY.
NOVF.MBKH II I
A. M. 8, Today' r Program, Sign
On; H IM, "(iood Murnlng1' Meludlev; H:r»r&gt;, S he riff &amp; P111ice ItefK»i t a; »l,M u j»ic Appretlation, Sr. i
High; 1i;4H. Aunt Hnnrny s Chat I t
HoineinukerA; 111, Morning Miivic
li&lt;» : 10:20. Health Talk.
I'uhll Health Set vice; IU-.W, |'o|*-

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Propartiei, In*..

Prim-* Al­ •era artico S at*
N IM ", T :!® , la bntnJ on » ha

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Heorge Wa/hingtjn I h til Orchca- remaining unpwitl *&gt;t th* u-l^lnal
ira; K. SePierline S in g e r * ' H:i£. loan for ruiutruciionof ihe huiktHiownhiit Font lights, SR&lt;-; W:.50, in *. Th* differene* it th* amount
railin g Hotel O r-h n tra under di- of thr j.iig m en , i* wcount*.! for
rertion of Clyde Oardner; 9, A r­ hy the ciwt nf litifatian. whkh a rt
mistice Diy Pfogram, *k B l ; T':no, rlaiaed a^-ainat tile proper:/.
Snidiw Progtmm;
9 15, Radio
DELRAY BKACII - Total of
I ip V f ; »6:ir*. He I P arlef—T ilk
Cola [ gSSJlbB m liriL in g p-rmit» la•ut K if&gt;ii alt; in. in. Cocoi
Pfogram. NBC; II* ll«*c! Semi - 1 vuetl (n thi city for fUcal ftOf
I coiling September 10.
ml i

h'u hi L I Ionic Hour, A lii'; 1 III.
V\ J t \ i*rk"onr ill*
iJixii* HamhlrfA* Mu«i al Clix k. unIrr dll ert loll nf M K l.utlig: 2:.18. W K I IN L S I lt ). NOV FMItKH II
Kulilo- l l * » .
Hnncm* Studio;
^ \( ; m. |j „ „ i •: *. Pete ami
2 - Iw. PriiiCMiolto-ky " Youth j |.,,h ,'hr |',**l, M .**ly llov-.
Matinee \ Ilf ,, I, Fhuida Palakri I tt.lfi, klio lull* Oevoll ,11". NltC;
B ifu n Pr«jgium, CIO, Keller* If,i 1
t he*. &lt;o. \fit ,
Jack"imville
waiian";
Nt*-Mai»*&lt; 1.m | Hmikiui.' A., net, on In dirt* lion
Hi-iuity Saluik; 4. j-'ntinny ('ww|wi j of Frank M m l ;
!'-. Hr Cop*
and hi * Oi' Indira, I ' 12, \vintfurJ hind
I LeuI ti I ......, N III . P tu
Ih wg ra in, t : IB. X irnU Dry Clean- 1
IKmight . NBC. v |5.
mg &lt; it., I do, Tribute l&lt;» Ihe l ’ n~ Jdi k^unv dlt- llyuknig Agimcv. tuiknuvrp Soldier. NBC;
Story Tell-| d»*f dit^rtlfin ut hank
M.irR’r,
em league;
5:15, Night llawkal hi :n. &lt;»««• ii ii* y.ririj. n Bi , 40:45.
Oiihestr.i; r»:!tn, Milo June* Plano Niniioruil l',i&gt; m k lli'ini* Hour,
Tuning Program; 5:4ft, I it lie Ur- NBC; II. &lt; i-rcmnnir-4 in Cflniifv |.han Annie. NBC; flt Raymond Inm Pi11 i -vrr’’a* Aivi‘|i.attev l)ii*
Cage’# Orche*tia; A: 15, t iry Cah I»»rl i.f Ca.hiiuhii War M niorist,
Prngtoin: ft 45, The Air DUpotch, M IC ; If : » 11•••*.• Ilf.ir Ur.fiiMMilton Baron; 7, Anio« *n An.ly, It u, under •tj11* 1inn
uf I .»*«
NBC; 7 15,
Southern
Dalriea, Kih hi n. I J,
Iii-iii'fiil Kh'rtrlc, I
NBC; 7 50. Prinre Alla*it guarler M il
P M
12 IFj Tuin
and
Hour,
NBC;
7:15* Conimu.iity WtM ihrr; 12.in Mun-tlnial AliiClient; H, Philc-ii Radio Minvtr I Uni«*, 12 ill,
Niiintuil
Fur in X
f t l f , •ft'.’IO, ( i«K&gt;dyear
Piwgnm, lldim- Hi*ur, NIM ; 1 -B. Ai.m-. ni*
NBC; M, V C K r"on M u h al Mugu
Dav P» ■gram Honoring .\dmiral
line, NBC; '* ;tot Cheimlet ChroniH I i oiia* NIM . 2, Dixir Ram
ele^: 10, Th*. 1-cugV SHike Dan v hlrrv* MomhhI i lock, untier diirr
Hour. NBC; 11 Ruhoiiw A Duffy turn of M |- l.iillii; l, Armutirw
Kluvllo**.
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China** territory-grid aiMultyd the

MIAMI. Nov. t&gt;—The-tky-cr*l&gt;er the Metropolitan
honO of lilt du&lt;td Tank of Bay Ccnqjeny of New'
38,

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jjdgm ent to

Tfo court

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T h * attack followed *n un.-i
tea#ful a tlc m i* Saturday muht in
■Hftiilnale ihe former joy cm per
og o f Chin*. I(*u in Tung, who ha*
Man living in the Ja p a n *** con, eaailon alnc* Hril under t h , name

pro g ra m s

Of Defunct Miami
a J«ff«reor»
Bank Win Be Sold Brown* - In ‘ l i r a k’ bdJTt.

b * - . T.iuiwlaa

l K"it'lHo l Dairiuri Khltli**-*' tin
ecu. Kim idei-l'altti f Organ Pr*v- i
giniu; 5* Johnny Wright and hi*
Vi Indian Oit hfutia; 5 15, !1o »nlight Knli-ri. imr-.; 5:20, H. FI.
* i*rnninnt » : *5;15, Lilt!i* l li phnn
Vrunr, F llli, fi, MeCiif ft ft C«i«l
Comp am I'rngiam; 0:15, Silver
town Cavahtrv; 11:*til* Pride uf Jjjgi«* I aki* Program; 7, Amo*
Amly, .NBC; 7:1^, Fuggy VUrtln'i

V V afeh Y o u r
D o n ' t ,V e f/ fr4 h h l n v y a n d
tlta d d v r I r r r g u l a r i t i r *
F IfttiliE-rfol h* it It blmltlrr Irrrgtilaritina, artllng up at
night iu il nagging liarluirhr,
hrrd prom ptly lltro 1«vrnpt4ima(
They niity mirn nf rorUin *11**
o rtlrm i Itiilnry or Idadilrr rn n *
dilitiiin,
K«*r itnite I Ituti 50 yrnri gpnt ef 111 u i r r * h u m r r l l n l up mu
l U n ' i t i l h . PruIlrtl the sfumi-wl
try fiver* I Set fitNin'i f lulay.

I

Ilo a n 'h
For Coughs T o o Deep
T o Risk A Lesser H elp
Cre-uiaulikof) wji inaJr tu deal wilh
And cold* which haog oa. A
Fife diy rough i» a tUnger *ign&amp;L
Thrre ihe ulttumt thuuM he dour
But a trifling rough miy develop in­
to ximf-ihlng deep und diAcult. Don't
vmi ihink it wlv* lo u*e tho »*l mowi
trip, even If a Ie-**er help might do?
Crrnfnufiion fornUnev vevrn major
Idpv in see. The orven best helps
Inn’s r, to trif-tjiraj srirnre. One it
(r*l for gfle Ivpe ol rnugti, one for
&lt;8her*. Nnlmdy r*n tell La sdmnce,
bi »he lirst way aeenvt to be lo comFine all In one pmurripiioo.
Cirrofota atands
log fnemhranes and rombsting cold
§erm«, the world know* nothing hrltet.
Bui m a t couth* beat yield to

while pine tor, k h u to wild eherry
Im rk, mime In menthol, wmi to Ipecac,
Hr, So We combine all iheae fsetnra
at their beM in a siagle formula.
For some coughs Oreomulium iv
belter than you need One of Its
factor* might do. But doq'l you « r *
uler when a miner reogh ia turat*4
in th* uiiubi war?
II to, fti Oruniuluea It roW, *
Bill* mere than Irwrr h«lp«. But
yuur dmtaiat jui^tm ef, it. II* mturn, roar momrf if fai‘ are dWppnlfljrd. Yen will (eel aaf*r In ,a|
reirkh if tkj* matter trip cinbau k.
L'a* it creqiptlr.
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W A S H IN liT O N ,
Nov
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(A*Pa)-.H U ta and war deprlimuU
p ffk U li last night *tu lied ivpurl"
riatlng'Vn Tiuutsin. rhino, i.ol
agpreatrd the view the "ilualiuii
lia ) not gotten U'jood .m iliul.
T o *i(’j*taiillB(e their view Hint
i/
t b " wan no trasnii for undue1
alarm, (hey puiutrd ouv l|i»t Miver; a l «)&gt;ntPul'i*a » f fhlnrae Hoop,
»|r«ady « * r * takin* a bond wliilmora ip i enronte. Ilr.ble, lh.it,
they i resiled lli*t French, llnliun
BrllHh ami AruefJean focro* were
■ lalllafc "liould they Im needed.
Yho Amerlcert &gt;uHJer* lit Tlentalh are In thr skeleton flftcrnth
Infantrv voiuprlaln* wiout
r.no
man. Thai l* the nnly aimy fo u r
In China although there aradttO to
400 tparlne, at I’ ieplnu and 1000
■ l 8l)'n*hal.
Tha soldier* are maintained in
Tientsin principally |o help *uar I
tha ricplnu-Tient*lM railway i (elm
a Uant) that rmerited from the
1 Borer rebellion. Official*
here
„ , Wert « f the optnlun that
Ihr
:*i Amarii au infanlrymen would nut

AMELIA EAR HART ON LONti ELK JUT

RASKOB^TElis
GF P L ANS FftR,
(Continued from Page O i j )
lei* in clone touch \ilth locdF*po­
lit. ll trends of a n|tlonal • W ' f n u r; mi tho haisip of
ihese
turuD, to cuunsvl «nd aid lh^ par­
ty in the fortuulalion o
I polic ie-i and in lh ,y rffmc
utilavui 11*!*' loculi t Ondillou* ffTlcri*
uvlslinic, ninl t&lt;&gt; Mta^d toady la an*
nisi Hie nuhoiiul I com init
*»
licitintalii and dcvulup a verilg nml
DiiiiuinLly nliuiig nbUonal iir#auiid iu ii."
t
Thu uriraniruliun *will U* a^torporati? oilp with lie 0 * 11 coffltllu- j
Hon ami p l r l e l officers, K w n rr
4itiv. Nellie Tayloi** Uoaa uf AVy-

j liming ni»,| foilin'r li«v* Flood ilyr 1
of Viiginia will serve a* '* « v K)'
miy vie*- i-ni lima luluis tmlil per-

1 martent officer* try eltiT ed -•! »

unlcip they ita*h*,| much grantor
proportion* than at preaent. They
aaw eapvcial ground fur optimum

Amelin Kaihart, noted Anwrimn woman air pilot, i,
above In trout of her n tnglrn ut Willow (ir m r . I’u , ]u*t in
hopp*| nff on a trip to California in thr "Ilyina wlmlmiil.

|i oineut iuu hi*in *•i|\
, i.lilliilay, nvat A|- llS .’fc
,,
A htiurd uf •uunclllura wilHelrtt
member* Imnivdiately from aiding
3INNI nr it and wunn-n, I f w
naim-* lut\* Iwun *iixgr*lrd &gt;, by
IK-iiii, r rllt iiwmlwr* of (ungta**.
guvp\n&lt;it*, natinnal rumiiiitteftau'ii-*
nml uthei party Imidcra. Other
il.ililr* will Iw "uhmitled latff,
Cuimrillur* at'imuiH-d until- tha
Jeflrraon Hay mrrting are J a a if* »
II. t ux, John W. Havia, A lliiM F
Smith, all funner |Wrly numlfHei
for the prrajdetivy; hi* a. Ob**
.Mr*. Jr«i# Wnwlrow .Sayre, -Mr*.
(I. Max Gardner, llyid. Shatter,
John II. Fah*y and A. S to ll'S u l-

AIR CHIEF WATCHES HIS FLYERS
lIptftM nU tUe, a* tha location for

Ut#** «• !»■
Tpy Garnett will direct tha plrlure, the title or which, at pi**aat. U “ ITwallfa." Tha atory eont i n t * Itaalf with tho affair* of
^nUlpaa Dull** (Ann Uaidlng)
ferlnine, a French officer
ph Mejou) commandant of
Tench Canal Colony l-a-U io,
,-ih Afrk a.
| alto a t Vanlca 1* excellently
pel to tho requirement* of
mlony. Tho Myakka River
I w hat I* piacthrally a hair.
ift, and on tha peninsula
; kjr thla Iffii tha atcwhal#
■Uon camp wilt ha bgilL
ful palm traaa had danaj
grow th rila t avqn dawa tu
I * of tha rlv o r.'R la ' Jtul
r a n # a* ant* wauhl expert
| ill Booth A f r l r a - a r i m
••k* aa If It wara fall of

ttn *jrtt$ms of communication'put a new meaning' off die AvbTdSpcciTNever

have news dispatches moved so rapidly. Newspaper leaders profit from forttr, more
ihemiye reports. &lt; ( T h b A s s o c i a t e d P a e s s utilizes these products of inventive
tio€ onijr to speed its dispatches. Far more significant are the modern facilities to
: readers of merabet newspapers wifh a bttur report of world happenings. &lt;( News

mobile ac*Manta in tha South avar
Whlla tha au am U ad airplane* hf tho U. S. Army loomed o * «r tha week-end. Georgje la l I* tha
• u n k rr of m otor vwhUW cta a a l*
Gtfrftgd, Sfa/ar X th ar^ l Jahw * E. Kerfcet, chief of the army a ir eorpa,
tMa with ( i s . Tennaaiaa a a d 'JU *w a* jdatut-H a* ha jMMef.**1 * * fw&gt;l of ft tall Utlditv* and watched
hi* flyaca perform fo r Ckleago.
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ALBANY, N. Y., Nov.

—The m |Miintment of Or. Mirheel!
»: m
\ r r i.it %rmw r o ll
Hoke a* «urge tn in ch ie f of the
J .V
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tico rg ia Warm Spring?* foumiatmn |. r,i*i(a
hi
T^n
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wa* announced yeftarday by (I oyl u iir t i ih m M il
ernor R“«vwerelt. The appointment j * u i h
» • a I- li &lt;*111X11 t»«ir.
t h,i«rr*
* r l i f h a le N-- i T i;.
In effective Her, 1,
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MAMHT IjlTTS IM Y K O L L
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M 6BH X
Sov
ii. ( A . M - A
lone I anitit, ma»*ted ana armed,!
y aterdus h«^| up J a m e * J t Oru
han, *e*»&gt;rar\ and Ireavurer of
tha McChdijv* Unmi/arturing com- J
pans, cabinet meker*. anil after ,
\H I W V
1 SS I'd 11
lading hi* car escapeil with a paynjll «d jdi(HI

11*1tnig the p»*u
ilejr a the
following h ere
golf garner
at tin* Sanford
H ub: Mm .
R Melting, Mr* \ n ian A Speer,
Mi’* ' Helen Ma» •i i
Andre a
i'm tuw gy. W
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t*»niieH), J r , Vi ** VVick ^o*, HMfllinif, Sant Hh' mo* , Jgm M PvMtfi, Ril1v F bim M- K tjph leiMome.
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Improper food, failure of ralief
agenda, to.pm id# wearing appar­
el for the neody and the n#ee»«lty
for .trlklng miner* lo beg and
borrow to »up pert their famlHe*.
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. enforcement official* elded with
H a e roal operator* in their difficulI tie* with th* etfikerr, ltmtrmenU
II that worker* would rem it from
” role by “bo*eea" ea they did in
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ly new Harley.Dav.droii nioioi I
cycle. Reel A Son*. .Myrtle Ave.

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|H Ini froia
*#re un*J#r
mb ted order*.
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lk+ reeuH of dftetjnmaikMi by the
^QV/stnirjent to wip» o -l a &gt;ore
•pot that ha* #iU ^it lor more
than a eentnnr- Prow their stronfth»lU t i th * utpuiPVnr. nhtre lo4 al p&lt;d«« 4 a p u r m j e them,
%m \ wa* the custom of bandit t m i i
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fit n e r *
and
rfdeipropj^ l^ rylil* tribute tipen
&gt;rm and MoroaMmvi sacking a
age if their dtivan!« were not

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tiuxen ®nt| getu-ial i**mei)l \«urk.
Mira I« I imereti* Cu. J. K- Terw llliger* Prof*. In i. an*! Kim.

port from Lha Pauple^
. . . 4 , .IgH V td the killing
nnqlhtr ouTh * polica balwvc th at at 1*a*t turloi * baiullt. r * igllonl, n * * r
■Help Wanted
TOO bandit* lira in *Jta In'arior ItaloKna, in a fig h t in which t * »
wildarn***. making a living by gandartnr* w. re Hided ami two MEN W A N T K h f«»» UaMlei^h f ity
Huutn* of KUO Kami II4*s in I j-e-*.
taking toll uf pcnanita and tour- o th er. Hounded.
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|obeyed.
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•Beeeotiy *unm of the bandit
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of th *
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ly and
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deYaloped into night moat notaworthy of thaaa gun* «var&gt; -ti»et ami evrry ya.'ant •*&gt;'
I'aftieit with heajr and pr
- inrientoua ».an, wa» kilted Friday r.rar f ai- in Wdl.rion. Thin U ■ work thui mi reuse rapidly Writ** immediate*!
B ring ha which to o r l.tl ta v g h*&lt;fV nar*.
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of
tn* they j , ,■ in be romvnrtad to 1 I\. Hawleigh C».t f»#pt. KA-MF-j
«4M g *n 4(itro n g m t o f th * outlaw *, h had T h en ndl l,e thiH|&lt;*mi* of people et--V, Memphis. Term
The goy*m m*nt accordingly d a -1trrm riiad the rntir* iiland out thpoiiJt»r liere ihirinjr the l»e*t feu
9A—PouHry
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week roing tn th e football (B n irUrmlnsd W W W •, k tC V ! * « • .id# of tha AJacrio. di.trirt.
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UAtlV ( HllTiK
Hand .in «n*mev*
teiuUng tha* troop* W R- ' ^ 1 lnl*ni*d victim ., a woml &lt;t p u l - ill *..&gt;&gt;.«"ill to lk » rru u iar W inter
'hii«fH*d C. O. I). Him k- It* d-*
will
be heavy (Jriiingina*, Wyandot.!*&lt;t *; *ii u* r I
aklrmlah lift# front coaai l a c a n t , t r named Je a n LHi.ioni ttl, v l u te a r. 1 travel
hoping to cap tu re *Cvt|y| Hun- kHlad him rather thaw pay iricuta. W illi-'--it &gt;vdl preteiii a very cred.
HHJ; I exhume nr m iie l, tiLMi
a rad uf uia deep*rad &gt;**. In a o n e Tha Bartoli gang, f.M r r d m i tor ta tle upponrance nut only to vim i'laU'nitl alive. MUfouri llal. h* iv,
f a ir * the t« *k will rgt b* eaay, its rereag* wa* mat, by an am- tor* l.ot to ouraeiv**, and
Vet. Itiiwlbng firren* M il
for t t* l lander* Ihro rgn fta r or bu.rade arranveil by tr * prlie* it it v hard lim a* w * ran k e.p
b e a t P * tk W 'B W know.) fnr prr- • nd routed
I up *» vot'd »ltowing.— W llli.'i.li 12—Wanted
1 ronaf hProtim, hav e' tom e *W9On Nov. S, the ^uytrnment an- S 11
L IB E R A L A L IU W A N C E on yo«'
o’d battery. 3trt W. r i r i t 8V

By Maurice K«tten

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B la ir Cotarriooweilth’a Attorney
W. A. BrOek and the AaeociaUsd
I*ret* are alleffiptlng tn cover up
the ronditlM a.*"

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FOR SALE: rUrtrt tire*. All
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TALES O F HEROIC (T EARING H O U S E
HEEDS IN N A V A L JAY A R B IT R A T E
‘ ■LASr ARE THE!) W I T H EXCHANGE

Woodmen To Hold
Special Meeting
On Tuesday Nigh 1

f &gt;cath Iai*it Mounts To iit'«ulutions A d o p t e d
Sc\cu In Fxplosimi
Ycstcrdiiv 1'idiente
Of (dm tin ( clorniln
( liiiuce For Accord

t ^ s t f a a s c r s u 'e s r . - t a t t .

| L a r g e D elegation
E xpected T o Com e
j T o R e f ig io n s M e e t
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F\pt*rls (’ fin d n •.•(
Investiyation I nt o
Fat a I Plan:* ( rash

Plans Being Made
For Poultry Show
On January 7,8,0

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Boy Scout Troop 5

New License Tars
Will Go On Sale On
rirst Of December

Hi no (irnndi Spi Is
Fur L. S. To ('fml er
On World IP, siness

H“ IJ,rKl' Mec,inK Editors Are Told
To Study Politics
For Public’s Goodx ^

Women Of (liurch
To Hold Barbecue
Next Wednesday

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B ia/e At Home O f
( ’. R. .Mason Checked

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D w ih ty a TP Hold
District M ed H e r e • e«p* a worker. «w ha,, h.a W hitner Ships Bulbs
w.j tram e.riy1uwhwMay

T o Bahama Islunds

S.-n.innl* C o u n t- ,hi| a m illion*
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rwM *&gt;. 1’O.ha cwrh 7 *&gt; r. I'crhap* tw oIwkW x, ( c * * 4 * n 4 h a tter and t b 'id » «4 Owa* bulb* ar* -hipped
w ithin lb * w r a t h w &lt;-m iteta a ,
* or A hint v o ta g to (h o Nut tb, aer r a .in ff to tha i**ailm.!u C ounty
C hloibrtr o f C om m crtr. '
c o u s m o s
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A I W 5 T I X S , N ot
7 .( M y Ahcuo w o M t U * fo r
U l t e d S tate* rad
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fo r final

&gt; »»te td a y 'i S an ftvu H erald
r* t t a t y eon tain ,.i tho In­
ti m U i | OHn IL i p n i t n a ,
( r o t o r v ir. rch aot,
tho fiu in r »t*tion
.tod at tho on, j h Jixixlon
l f r . S tcn ftrora
lb * itor*.

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iliaed” with hi* ow n un,| Atu*oolilll** nhnervitiono.

C a ttle

Impuit.vnt |Inn* tr la lm r In l ie
I’ uit'i* ir le rnti»n o f A rm U lb i’
J A C K S O .S V IL U :,
N ot . 7
- lin y w ill br map|i«i| o u t, 0 * « . l l
CA.P.I— T he it a to llto o l.. k »»n i- a* t»'Purt« I 'n .l- r n l by the nu’ ti
( o i y boanl ha* p otllion od lh.&lt; fml- l^ io h lp (on in titlre nuo rn u a g ti] it
o ia l d*| ..rlnirtiit o f ajrrlrult. r - "
a c lr ie . jih ich i- - ,1*1 to be U -auu.
I lift It* i|i'aiantlne ban t ffe r tir u fru it.
Doe. 1, f i mu a crraip o f .N u i h.&lt;&gt; t
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F lo fb la rountirti. w h om dippiat.’ f«r
A l 'T O I*' A M ’ IM d l'K N H
c a ttlo fr ie r lic k c*a*«ij U .t July.
T h r to u n lio* named in th&lt;- r «tiUen a ir A la b o a , F ta plor; V li'i
— T h o C h ox riliJ M otor U hl* Coin
on. Putnam , S I. J o h n ,, a iij Vu- |.»i&gt;, after a '
"orary ihutdnwn
I'Mla and a .m a il a roa In Luke a M
for n-’ dral rn .ir*, b.i- roopvned
that part o f Ituval ly in y ■a it anil lu plant, rraoliui* 1» uj workvrr.
M ath o f t h . at. J a lU ’a R iver. Hr.
J . V ; KnarP. x e c r o U f j o f Tne l marl. rrewa.* iiu
•aid t o U c o n fllo n t tho petition
•ill t o .
S H I t o artod upon fa vorab ly
w ln t « r / j

C o u n ty

C o m m itte e

B x liih it
Ih N a m e d

T ho rnraniittec to li« in ch arg e
*if tile ex h ibit lo b . II,ad» l.y Seinetr C i’Untjr a t tha IV I.an d fa ir

TOIaSfHi, tdito. NV. 7—4A.rO

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■ Kvh’ uary and paaalbly at th .
•ra! llo r id a fC ip o*Itiin in O r1
d o lin g tha ta r n , m onth. l*a&lt;
lie n appointed aa fo llo w .:

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Jobnaon, ahalrm an,
Ii llnine*. A lta aion te i^prlngt; W .
P . 'ir o g a n . P x a la : B a n d y ' A a d tr -

when il »:•- nuking rotuiiciaMo
Krtadnoy lieMMth t atairway, lead
in^ tu ih,. uttii Ii i- boliovd (hat
•pontaiui.-i- riimliiiation rjuanl
Iho fir*. N,In'ii Cray, formvr
mayor uf Sanford in owner of the
proptrty.

Tho convontion will rloM today.

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Enters Leavenworth
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U : a VENWORTH, Kaaiaa, Now.*
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cago'a "public otwmy
mimbofI*
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thro*." waa committed to fadoral , v ' .
JA C K S O N V I I I C ,
H &gt;y. 7 ^ - prioon horo today wharo kla teoife*
(A P .J - Air* SupLU K m arke, 64. tr Krarfato AI to vapaoteu m m
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a a a tiv o u f New Y ork, iumpod o r lax hogin aarrtar • lb-Iter U n fc''

M l fr o m a fourth otory hoapital
e-lndi.i* tr* her akatlt bora yoatard a y . Site had lived hot* XT roar*.
M r*, f r i t i i k a w »$ adm itted to tka
boa n itol aovoral i l l * ag&gt; tor ‘

AI «Im faro* oaa raw In tha tau*
ty JalL toalOt. ddor brotkac
(ht (U tteid tori, to uitor »

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�THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7. lW t

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iford Herald

Observe Thle' Game Laws

*r iwm N i rn m
M u n i rutu«
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PEN SACO LA' SEW S
Announcement h w Just
made o f awarriiny of tlw Langley
Boil Modal to Dora Lee Bryant of
M im ofO f. Thl, modal la awarded
eath Joar to that member o f the
tiirli1 4-11 rlnba who h&gt;o made the
bait all Mjrjrvl record for the year.
l h e owamine of a medal t o a
■jrmmg girl may eecm o f little
moment tut tht« represent* aotnethmg- of oast Importance. In the
'ito w t h of thl* county m il tha dei.yaltpmeat of It, w xaanhood,
Tlfeo report of her work mode bp
M iss Bryant la nothiog abort of
•mating. It io not only a (lory o f
v jrb hat o f actompllrhuottL More
than that It la a »tory revealing
poaaJfillHle» almo,t unlimited.
U*m la a girl living, aa the cay a,
alt her.life on a firm . But on that
farm ahe la living her life li. »urh
,B aray that many a town girl
might tn ty Her opportunities.
« h o can »*w bvsutllutly. t ho
mahaa her own clothei ami theme
o f heT family. Sho lia» a garden
bin) ralae* vogotalilo* for her fsm -

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1C O f T U B JKHTKR DW ARF
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P*'c a n j pinched and

had Aar name nor fame, air,
ryhad, turned mo

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the

B u s in e s s a n d P r o fe s s io n a l
pthilng to the citizens of the stats to tfbldg by ^thp„l*W
am) to report to the sheriffs of the various counties and
to tha game wardens, or to the office at Tallahassee, any
FT Sta iwoln In puna and pelf violations that come to their knowledge. It’* less than three
l b * h * t a change begins air,
weeks until the season opens. In spirit of fairness, refrain
ty body loros mo for my at If
from taking advantage of your neighbor by shooting be­
•d hurries to aak ms In, air— fore tt\o season opens. While the forty wardens allowed the
E bag, Iho dog s n j the little
Department by law arc busy night and day, it la a physical
\ lien, tool
impossibility for them to properly patrol the sixty-seven
counties. Lend your assistance by observing thp law your­
begin* to look aa if Orlando self and urge your neighbor to do likewise. Report nny In­
tony had movrd to Hanford. fraction of the law.”
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With the hunting season almost upon us, it' is Well fbr
M art*Jher thing, you don’t
our pftikena to be giving some thought to the appeals being
I U bavo a pull, In ordar to
made by our pbblic leaders. Don’t tpint before the season
,Wtl tog*ih*r.
begins. And don't shoot more than your share. That is tnc
M good turn doaarvaa anoth- only fair and sportsmanlike attitude for the hunter to as­
A fU r tha Capones. why not sume.
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The now governor of Kentucky
a man named Laffuon, aud, bc-

The Sanford. Herald takes pleasure in calling particular
attention to its .announcement
(he other
that
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i _ .night
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^ t »arrange
rrB w lai) Britton loara lior fifty iments
‘ have
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*been completed
*_■ ' for
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1._ . cookidg
its third Janhusl
Stand dollar libel ault. Fur her school, the most comploto nod comprehensive cooking school
■parity I* allll
arornd the
which has yet been held in this county. This
par the
school will bo held in two session!), the first pi. ipvcm^ur
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Tho qua-lion la atil I aomawHatj 12 and 13, under Miss Viola. Decker, who will demOnstndo
adoci'lcd aa tn whether tho para- with electrical equipment, the second on Noirembrt* 24 dnd
M«nt Ueu. of next years' cam- 20, under Mrs, Dorothy Harris, who will explain gas ranges
l^ n will bo what wa are sniiig Hihl othor equipment. Roth M ission s will bo held in the
r * ^ ia -Ui ud. or what -wg aia morning ut the Milano Theater. ,
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two capable dlfitiflans pntl cu|ln*ry cxasr*». «L*U
, .•
litjl q .
mk,
—
rlhjf wltft tnrTn' many pleHsIng niiiiappeuinig
Ev«n Htitph rgfxing
Hit recipes which they will show ^heir sptctaFoni hotr'lo usft
hut, what Is, perhaps, more |m|&gt;brtant In these tlays of eco­
nomic stringency, they will teach them how to get the most
b i » when aalid'fur a ataWnenl
out of their stoves for thu least amount of money. Tlierc
• a t btfora leaving tor Jail,
TTftl, you fallow* «u!vcd Ilia is quite an art in cooking ecaiomically, not only in the
rtma problem by .ending me tu the selection of the ingredients for. the foods to be prepared,
■UUntla^y fur Incomv t i- vlo- but also in the operation of the stove on which they are
to be cooked. Anyt cook ran light » burner hut not every
one knows'exactly ho* hot to make tho fire it order to
obtain the best results. This and nlsny other things of u
similar nature may be learned at The Herald Cooking
r a Democrat, he la no buffoon.

bod-room, painting bar furniture
nutrition.
i
an&lt;| making her hanglnya.
homea. Aa thcaa ■
.She haa had tripe to Tullohve.’ ot. f c » ‘ h &lt;* certain pul
t i Jacksonville. to t'hleapu. Sho| they am givin eel
waa aent by tho elate and the ronn-i ‘ "able lly m to «
ty because of her health rn iru
I •** *hv Florida 8
tor aha I, county and state he aIII, i Wnmqn. u lijcr ift
champion amt a naliun hralth blia*1 coll*#* horn# ecu
rlt’hon winner.
L , V r » ‘ k&gt;n» ' lT a .* '*
Thaaa things ore fine. They .! r\ ' lnicia.3 that the a
that tha ala years apcnl t,j heri
U'asWhtln
club work have been wall apjdie .1
j l i i / u * . .of
But hiwi much more than tb .' t r f i / a&gt;4ish of Flu
retd'betw een Iho lirfe* o f her i— t'rcda of th ju a n i
aay.
i atta o f ' tha cow
nha la a health), happy, bvaijU-, thi* training l/ii
ful girl. Beautiful In the ,snae t|&gt;t' rjub,. \yhai thiak
a htallhy bwl&gt;. a line poaturr. v r'll yiara to come U
prcacrVed tieth mean. Thwa did It la vary rertaih
not conta to her enaily. aha won a higher atandari
them
happier, healthier
She atudled the laara o f beal'h cerou* rural horn*

ATTORNEY
H. S. White
Atterney-at-Law
SOS First National
Bank Building

TUB MKLBOLUNK TIME*
needed lb iraloriuua frlondUbcaa.

Hhort-tlghted, or timid, or igaorant poopW loaa- opportutdtiaa to
lewfSol Sba jmwo»- of -dteettaia*. |
Some ot than, pttlfnily enough,
endeavor to advartiaa through j
medium, (hat bring (ham nothing;
In raturtt? But for tha tiMat part— |
■peaking again from tho vaatagw
ofjv comintmltp Ilka Mttbonrne'a
—builnea4'co*4arpa that at* ataats
15 a town gw afUr thalr patronago
lh aS tnUHIgeat, aggtastve way.
TU TMoa like, to think that a
newapapSr going'inth tha homea of
tha ptopia ls • Msaaangar pointing
tha way to greater benefit*—one
that may be wVUomed aa a friend,
and
, •
.
Tha Tubes' abo Ulna to taka aa
opportunity, HIV a' theme of thla
&lt;ort offer*, to aay that It alvaya
finite cooperation In ila ten Ilory,
and a ■yraponderance of apprecia­
tion ’ Ijial' eipreeaoa llaclf In a
practical wgy,
.
Habtan urge, everyone to "gat
behind hta own lawn paper and
boaat |IL" In ao doing tveryona
booit* hla own aivi hi* town'*

a t e ; 3 iii'.,u s

aib*r day wheru th* aplrtt uf
poratlon and cunummliy wlds
adlinais n »» the keynote. The
f naat morning th* grand Jury
eUd th* clerk of* llie circuit
IS and It* eouply la’a collect’
botkoofflCo hulAoerifur twenty
n ofAnSTOt for sBefwl dl»ftdclgi In Utclf ooaoauN. Evl

thaP thought-th* beet
mni*l« harmony I. u
ayoapAbeir takvs ttcaptlan to
iWanTYlgert'e elstiment to th*
■t' tast’ Uer* hu booit 'too
h ’ drifting at Jacksonville
bafy'THrnas for tho safety of
'stcdbntf.'and public generally

i stub! Mr. Alisjf iliolam
,
___upon Ik,*
—
ttlon
the \
law
officers'of th# f*lF
iv ilW r lt ls t m t right
t* to com* to tho
U M e.v h s .vatic1uaId ord iiisc jr el ream-

'’ .with
A l hise vo«maayes
s
'•which'

ittcial

arnuigfm W its fo r their cook s' to attend th e W ars­
ons in order that their s e r v ic e 'to their fam ilies n a y be

nnrflVPfl Tn
tiiserrn icooky,
' oaVii iitliiMnfA«iorl
cu.AMHiau.ii ti*-**!
improved.
To negro
unemployed, we w
recommend,that'
they tal^A advantage of this opportunity to' In M U f their
Knowledge in Utelr chosen line of A fC jffld we pwmlio
them that If they reach tha point ot pe/fection In' tha art
o f cooking which yeara o f experience afioidd'give them, they
wjll have littlf. difficulty. ln..pbigln|«f. g Jpb.

ion’ o r tho

SCHMIDT

“The Rexall Store”

Printing' of dUlneUM air

Randall Electric
Company

| tfc o s a to
Ixu M n w

into
Jh°P

reasonable coala.

STEWART

Awning*

The FldrlBt

llem.
stitching

p im x x y a :; f

Automotive, ElfrirVc
Company:
Oak and Betlwid .

J’hone 25«

im
SERVICE STATION
Triangle
Service Staiiqn
I’seh and French AW ,,fc
Meneged by K. J. lVv«MS&gt;
“Dad Just TW Mkh**

Cut Flowers — Plants
Floral Designs

Hanford, Florid*

814 M yrtle A ve.

IlMM 41

SHOE
REPAIRING
•
I*.
r.

BEAUTY SHOP

GARAGE

Powder Puff
Beauty Salon

Phone 502

Moffett’s Garage

L a is Miller, Prop.

Guaranteed Repairing

104 Magnolia

B y Experts.

Welborn’s Shdp'

. ,

m "»

a- -?r. f. pbi »
“ Kqulppetl to'do flrkt cUtas^
repairing and hat blodl*
ta g ." ... .

soda

in s u r a n c e
LIFE IN SU RANCE CO.
"IU I.S KxrvlteaK By Beef*

orce.

hsuOruO ^asiuwa Is.

*

i

KARL J SCHULTZ

Pork

W

* ' 1.:

I &gt;■&lt;!■I» I|4w/Ve' Sill *,
igoctiyu ouetomtr*

JEWELER
Jewelry Shop
a, C

Hriggs, Pbsp

...... -

m .1^, ;

Next, to WcsUr* tta b ti

Park and Commercial

IWr .rose

»

' $36.5fl and

F L O R IS T

lfathowoy’o

Window
Shade*

i u

Fledriral ' WlrltlR and
Repairing.
General Electrie
refrigerator
112 Magnolia
Phone 1

AWNINGS

:

Phone m . f l H u l ,

TOPS IN Hptnccr

Ill £
Itraatigp Uri twd
god* fur frle'ivls a
Lafilar fkco on &lt;

Herald Printing Co.

ELECTRIC SHOP

W . E . Horne, Prop.

llidf. Airy? s i that.

The

AUTp TOPS

Barber Shop

tawVtlW

Touchton’s .
Sanford Drug

Phoaa. 325

Standard .

Tho Lead A IIAnd goctstjr vitt

PRINTING

3 rd a n d F ren ch

BARBER

SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO

DRUG8

1st at Foot of Magnolia

Phone 104-W

imtum

Why not advertise through
Hill Luhtbei*
. 13th and HoDy
it medium that is read by
everyone — especially new “ Wc ore at all times. g W
rdmerx. For rates in the to awiat you in aay wjy
directory phone The Her­ with yoor building M M T
Z IP 9 E R V IC E
P b O ttf I S S
ald, 118.

AUTO PAINTING

THE HOlrffi TOVeK NEWSPAPER

LUMfifeft

d ir e c t o r y

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m % r tm

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8ANF0RD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER T. 1931

Mrs. Wight Hostess
To Her Carden Circle

H ealth *

PAGE THREE

Supreme Court To
Hear Arguments In
Green Fruit Case

Home

' I1"' ftkfart Im - • whit h
v%f p *
'pM C tica i 5 f w J i « /nr T f'lhci
iik ' tetini iu
’
Ml *J|TCI.liFr
an f rrypla*. r
k a ltd i,i oranti &lt;&amp;lot)u-s
T VI I VIIASSKF
and l»b
« *-r
utrranrfd
* THfr iit at
ih r li '
'd -lfR nf th*”
____ By Dr. EHNEST II. L i s t * ____________
nili hrnr »•»
;h .... ..f .Ml’* lb "V Wlkfht. 1
•i1"iny of Ii 1
* i .1
f 'Us, A 4F111t VI
thr mrmfin-i: lav*
)*f " t o 1
])• uf ; ft V .1* :i '• i It* fti'l ftbo '
Conrptlmanling th- mymbera of
Kutvrda)
i. -a* if ftt«t II
I 'r f!'i'Pi. i| at
rrirmt, 01 l. K. Estridge w llli* '■m-lcn '
H E A L T H A N D H A l ’ I’ I M s S
A nniton b a k ti Iran nupjwr will thr Thursday Contract Club. Hr* 111.' &gt;• ted to learn tkftt h* undtr
■all n IIAMt in It
*‘ intr.j with
feat
given from 5:30 o e lo .k to H:Q0, R- J- Holly entertained with * wt nt an operation Friday at thr Mi*
The Imv,
» \ n**** stent they Kavs
U til,*
' (" Jorn’*, 11 1 W V T i m i m l motbvn &lt;io not rmlirr to
. tloclr at tha S t Jihn*. R lr * » , btidjrr party Thursday i l t i n t ' i liu* i .
A1 i u ir, th*Nf poirFF to ftmlroJ ih* l»rnlih an-l t1
. i I* .tli’ft’Sf happi- ir*.nt|» of iTr 11 s
Ills J k i!..
■
iI d
I 1\ H.k'
•*1 in Orlando.
*nt Inr* warehouse by tha Womnn’v j at brr hantr, SIS Park \venue
Nil'l kiflfBTity of lllFir budands am! ah.l.lirr
la. s| health 14 the
I to l i -UI
,-KD M. • h
- ’ it i»n\ia and
ptim*t|anl feuitre of phymiiTit eoPfRY. anil tho ti ti 1 and L !v ■rf so inter- vfbi'ri they l a 11inI
ivte League for charity. ■
i After* several
prsgres’ iim*
of
.! &gt; NnSmltb i*ft yestunlny fn, Mr J |* lira .1 ItU '•AFN.
d
r
^
n
vhni,
llw
odd
upon
tho
other.
I
An old-fa* binned square a n d 'M id gv Mgh "corn p r t e . a :*aam h " i int, Ga. nk*n hi an* rallr I
ouia lien I*.4! (Ilk,'
\ttF. tta. . . *1 atT1IV« | I 'IFy
that our roental enrayv, also, drpeniG I
■ H ., . m «rv k n .™ W r d
&gt;und danee will la given at tha^“ ni' au»»r sat o f black chins ant
Iht* Inter f* *il till?
t&gt; I V dines, Oi l.u
Arere *m tr t tr ►
if various breahgrestlv
upon
tha
»late
id
our
health
h\*V....
.
.
.
....I
mother*
.sn
(I lly Hall from ft.30 o'clock Ui[*Hter liligtee, want to Mr* W.
-mith.
..
.
*
i rrxm.iiF tnF fi* in#* lif** along line* lhi(lilan&lt;ila^t t*iH»
-'
,k‘ *
».»*al v%*a
Idnlght by thr Woman » Ctvie j M. Sro«t.
I
____
Ini •
l-s.p.r .h .. am fu! .d ritehly are , tl„ „ „ ,M
n U |juh !♦»«•&gt; ln-t
• rn r i
4 Mi
V* „*at ad&lt;sift«*l| J
k’»\ ill.
■nisllr . h-erful and liappy ll«pi»| m* and thus mo n on r at 1
faanr for charity.
! Adrrnln* thr room , -.tier# the
\tr
Ml, J(lhn tndw lg Bn- h&gt; Mr» L f Ifullv iitiii Mi*. Hal
IFm »ii turn, i» an awi tn health
Aill* »
Thr r T*
pMVT tha
tlrt, ,4 th* (illIlly and
‘ r.
.
S t M ? VT
_ .
! * “ “ '&lt; * '" ■ antrrU lnal . . . a nr.omr (he birth of a MB. James \i i| 1 ! Mi* knthi'imi I ijivir wm *
M ottov r *inco fo*-l hanlth men npft
Inw u -s inv
.*1 The J l nmr un.'rttxn Knd.av r profusion o f roars, Mur lagr and .Anthony, this morning nt their r.waiJr.j thr |triti fm ladin g the
prwint .1 a .'m * ii,.| miirh iIItifw
our |'h -ir;ii and nirnlal
odf . 1’hi’V hh' M' l ntv.te nsviocthinfi sl-Mil
I .M xtv
t* i iciely of thr Filet Praabyteruin u itumn flower* in bright shade*, j h„n)(, on Kardoani Avsnue.
, tm 4t a’ t it Tivi* Ifthle
She rr»*
of til** I * -t » %y%of prFjMnn^ our**!^*
fi-vl* ii;. i ■ if v:dn*-i and Gm KiTy if '
i «ureh will imet at 0:30 o'clock :.\t the tea hour a *«lad eour-e
______
*m t ♦ « f. t i. ii |iJant
for *&gt;i* u 14 tn krap mzr laxiir* fit II
advantAR*-. I siml-fti, (n*ah air,
ii*** tli* nt 1
..It II the church with -B U atn t Nr*'Jams .erred by t b hostear a -s is l-j The many friend, o f Mr*. W. A.
•Jl tiniFs
At ft- i ailipIn *ii'h nl th«- DHim'wt
rrti' il iTiaM* i r I—r tlolhinf. rIranii■ail. to Inria aa the subtr-t and ,*H by Mr*. H. II. I’apwoMh and j u rh „ y will ragret to 1m m th .t
Thi'v* • 1
4* * 'ion
v4-i Vshirh Mr* II \\
niW
Ft
I’fl
i*»
-la
rn
(a
h
I
g
*
i
tmt
Mam 114*11, wotnFn And ckiklrm
t Son Mn,
u i.L 'fia r r t Brnnatt aa larwurr
M m . B. ¥. Wbitner.
j
runtinuoa to ha ill at thr homo
fist k« i
iMe* ialeal, the ivi'ittl a*ra atf iat kina in rHortfulnraa or ar«*
lha*va f|t '
-af .! «fl|T l!&lt;"|rQtif
t , nrnb
...
„ .
Tho«a attending w arn Aim. S . ' of her sitter is Mount O lirr, N.
iw'
tnk«.vi
%it ■. U j?nt ’ * g n r ■ •lnigi*h Iwniuid. itnlobia, or «JrInFt • i pr-t* "|v ippUiHl kbu«l«i||ii
ft iiit it
( The Woman's UlMlonnnr Socie- 0
rkasa,
Mrs. IL F. f h l t n e . i
-------pravniHl -iimpiy l&gt;Fi aUJR' liiry «.r» ill,
|ill la ‘AIIs*|1* 'HI)*"V WI’ M" IpTV8*11,*J
*1# lilFF* II- Icl*
i. * tin* i
i
ii* ry So
V oI
FlT,t
C hu,(!' Mrs. G. I. U i'itk i, Mr| T
L.
V K Dougin** and T. C. liolt l teit&gt;
or, ai ]*":»*!, urn no* in |epchI phyainml
rttstll huiiallrT uf tilnrit ‘
itpoi v v
i bf '|if i
If i v nti* "iii-an f * thr »tmpit* njW
&lt;Wll hold ll» W 'i n r meeting at a i.nirms. t i n W, M. S e tt. Mr...! attended the meeting ..f the FI &gt;i
fcmdiitui.
thr
nt
tn
jjarffn’
t
Fbti*r |&gt;r»'sai'nt * r rv1 Mr*. F If.
t*f 1 ftiit 1"&gt; \j, i*hr rail tfaun lirf
&lt;hlork ftt tha church.
I
Theodore Ijin g le j, Mrl. H. J . 1 i&lt;ta ^frld Trial Atiociatioh hel i in
•Thr a' ***
health, thfir ipirtta nm nml
! \ t:i i 4, Mi . ( (1 |Urr. Mr* J
rh.irj--., I-, 1uid nit-1 rhihlr*n U* I y an a» i
•i Itrgntar buolnna nimtlng o f the J|on
&gt;n) M„
„ „
, . „ w o rlh , W int.r Garden W e,ln ,.dav
•r . nit* .
di'I'Uv tnorr mjftjy ami inlrfrat m
K
Maker
Mr
K
W
ft. A j u t . Guild o f Holy t ro&gt;i
___________ _____
jn,
thfir »tirk and iu In** in yrnrml 1 knap || I if 1imirk ph&gt; ViG-div. II*’* I'iit Uhi *
Mr*
(
’
*
Urigg*.
M
r',
fl
II.
*ftd« r r
. I will rind (i*f h* If,
ill*iaeo|iul Chufth wilt he held at
• f i *•11
a
Tho hiiyHand
ami litnnM for |
hMm n. Mi KriE #im&lt;" Ihivm , M. *
’ f (fund and happmraw*
m
*&lt;i* &amp;
k U)
kt n*
o’clock a t the Parish home.
Mr. in d
Mr a ftny F Syiiie*
efliciTtit WMfk. the * hildrt-n « ability l i* -t IIhr N* I I t »'
; v li .ra n , M i. It L (1
»’*it
. alKjalv ' i111a’lutita’ twl I f
m*! T Tha
The regular busineaa moating of,
to ot r^Tk*I fc;hi&lt;d nnuJaf!\ anti iln
t \ fin- .1(1
moitucU la G«ii.a a i l l ntiy whvral lir »-L •f »*1. I. k* III "i*.
t . . 1 0 II s ':. Mrs S K. .1Ia’lk»* •, * *U in
Missionary Social*
/ taftf Woman’s
W
i1udn*4 aro at gink**
11" i * id b
wiine&gt;«F«l il« f ... l.n.i gKiur
Mis
1Jilley. M i­ John
► II
sf the Fir*t Baptist Church will
K*wn% i riiiiti, loiiwul.rtd atnil m
between tn* FVf»ml t rat tram at U
W
M i. Mall-e (. l’s ft*. Mr*
I*.
held at ■1:3*1 o'clock it th* ~FB F .F .' m ETIlO tnitT M’i i s i o N |the
cm i^ r u t N s ,
•
4*
i«*
*
l
Rfi'l
at
horiiF
h.w
4
ti-ally
l*4
-n
Tevti it t* i u
i; »• IV aim M»« || VV It JCKFV,
(|iliHirt!h | ifirtpariTalfftl hy mallurch.
AM f IV•* Old M.'lfu ra *hoi||a|
Drltl) teefifl. M - U A
hr -il
nntrmon or ttY p*m. h* ui.Jin immJ
y
- IlDUfl lil*»M* t|ii«—
■!i**1ft!*
S m r I he u o r r . o f sho|&gt;|tiin:
.It
Do' Sun)rain Band of th* First
At Faith Gospel T ibern ^ Ie, Kin
Mrs. Ku»h Bt. John an(| ilaugh*
I . Ul,
14 » t'.altbv
.1- la
pbvftH-ai 'Oijrain.vg-nl
H.rtith, Mi’, i di roll \i» ria l . Mi
lip tis t Church will meet at 3:3V1West First stiea t.
U\ , l/ir n « lit. o f laikeUmJ, enJ
f o r (le r -t im il i: f t - .
I h ere
ll-Ull a
Mil *'hr 1 1. I) &gt;%
11 \S cStt.ki *, mul I a
hi a *1
f i ’luek at th* churth.
Sunday School, 10:0o i . M.
HiliUh it tftalFtl. fnftt'rnbty nr
•Mi*. I) I*. Philyew a n i aoti, Bil­
1 I' 11l|a: r II* !p I »
rfi n *
i-(
n
o
u
i
f
l
wo
|ierw
on:il
Mr
.
t
#
\
V
S|iV
lU
**‘
l
M
ila|
\||*
Ilegulir business meeting o f the
Pleaching, 1|:00 A. M.
■Jl ilift orialjv. I'V OUf I'Ufch; ! 4 i f living,
ktrp i ly, o f (jain«SYtUet »re the ftietU
i p. l u*d ihddn ji
Ld&gt;le 1In 11&gt;»•i , til 1Ins lam, Ohio
l o u r p h o t o t - r a p li. InT giiw e
]
t jitian'a Auxiliary o f. thr PraaKat* II. llooth, paster.
umiilntg m |hfy »rF Rn*x| or ! «*!
ill |t"
ff } . U L IL Nfa
uf W* A. Zfttheor at hit home
|" |l" .(ell lualnll uf .|
\j i*i ten Church will hr hold at
H
*n ffi At port, ihrt*’ fu«l*itt *«f liftifnt
i l ’a t o n .
l'B»k Avemtf.
*
1i..
t,
*
bv me
)
| 3ii o ’clock at the churth.
R'l* I
i f |iP»f*FtniF or i« rV•hi
FIRST BAPTIST r H l |tCH
w It nail |IT s l l Utd
Central
Lire
I
p
O
f
w -T* t'lrvle Nninbar On* of the Wornkn.*l*i . t fi&lt;*&gt;*i. for o rt.iiti rimt!«*«{•* - f
Park Avanua and S isth H t r e t, ^ V o n i R I l 8 C l u b
llO K
" Avail’s 1‘oun.il of the First CbrisGarden Cluh Meeta •4- ksi'tt. for |-n(|rr or mi| fat * ■ *•n
art’ .' ( M111fet•y l-r I4ttw.tif.«I l*i I • Ih
flam &lt; hun)| will mr*t at 3:lW
W . p. D looks, Jr., P ostig.
1
n a. «4 *•&gt;ill n« h|i &gt;it* "« mid a.a ttd
’ AN luck at the buma of Mr*. A. H.
Sunday School. lu:00 A M.
______
Willi M h H M Fnjiwt-rth. Mr*
a 11* in i.Lnt
mi i »**» i« ■*»*
'■ Byad, 1313.Palmetto Aetttoe.
Mnrillntt Servlitta. 1 1 : 11(1 A . M.
Proving itself’ to t* a grea l
N. Whltli'rr. Mr. Il..yt W.u-,
''jTaaeoday
B. V. P. U., tiidti P. U.
•'rss, th* first luncheon o f t ic ' lr* ” »
H arn.on, and Mrs.
It ■’ * flsgular bridge p a rly ” of tha1 Ktenm g Set* Ice*. 7:ftt) I M.
(all reason of h a Woman’s flue I “ Der Wakefield as ho t e c s .
ft -.Kuelai Department o f tha Woman’s
W ednesday e v in in g p m y tr s e r e .!
Sanford, h rli in conn ........ wd i «"* r‘’ *
mo &gt;"’ K 'he ( vr.Kal
•I* flu b w ill te bald at 2:30 o ’clock
e, 7:30 I*. 1L
I
! Ihe monthly Woman's I , t Day.
" f ,h* ri» r' ,*’n ' ,u’ ’ * ■ ’
* ’ i t tha club hou e on Oak Aeenue
1.*.c |ior iliu .
P u llet
E gg*
•trss.li pin re on Wednesday a lt..
11,1 •’'*
»« Tu.cawtllu, the
with Mr*. William Ludwig an I
ALI, SlJLTJt t V T ilO ltf
' noon at 1 i&gt;0 oVI.sk at -h - stub " ' “ ntry home ..f Mr.
I’ apwortb
&gt; ifd iu Mari &gt;n , ourllalde a* hostt i n ; kcti
l.u p e r d u /.
l l i ’ii E g g s
ho e on Oak Aten * with
Mr- 1
m -m r e .. met «l I" ' *
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••* a -.rs. l ontraft and auction b ridie j
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Walter
L.
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The Rev. J. J, Mrlnncrsey,
(&lt; iihtinuril fu nn P a g e OntJ
.Mtifon *9 hoatr*4*e*. Imti fiIiji' f Iv thftffl* to TllMiltellln
Spi’Ciul p r im Iu mrTrliintM iIt
i *. .ho niado with Sira 3»rr.». I Mur-!
lurw Jlass, d;00 A. SI.
1 hi* bu^itiFiv •***.*11*n tei»* tii’ 1*1 m ^ (r ii tii i , !a%%v,', a |*i ”*i*i .it i.u:
ft \ V * l b** \\ hilt" lift.*:-ft* V »•
afler
lhi*
arrival
r»f
tha
u v *phy by Monday, evening.
High Mass. 10:0(1 A. M.
th
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oftri
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till |)("1 an l * nu I " - &gt;11111)1
Jwiday
j K'vning Devotion*, 7:30 P. SI. i ! iiv h .on was sei vul la lru 'i »-i *f j C*
nii luruhron wu* *ir»r.t nr l iM
te lief c iM \4-|&gt;api-t oifii t nl nil'll
I HillV.lt\ 4%a.w Di’ll If S I
I ! 11’ i
T|ie Sallle Iltrrisati l,’*.a|d*r of i Sunday School Saturday after mi tha *:r.all rani taMe* * ' irh
h'If ESI I ft’ ^x^e irnlNiTi-ftl n r h
Iiur.iuh (or I hi- i
-ran.*’
,itf"*tt
wvro oTerlttid with l.'itn i »a i i * n'f.osk A rrport wa* Titdr fi**ni if v,i
thr It. A. B. will have a inotarradr noon 1:00 P. M.
In * n1th- 4,i . h* r* ii ■
Ml
II••ai4|*( lllk)lr,f ” 1 ilk la' II
m rm brr*
rrgnut hk
liirtr
ami Lenlorril wjl'i *i*ir»31 vun*
hunt iiiiriii|{ Div rit* fr*mi mir
*t« thr Alout Vrrde School. Reser­
ifl 4-1L i I: 111 gOiH” »| ill. I i pall &lt;l
tr? i hri(ht-couUtd fill f mver. u iJ l l , “ ' l " D -n n g the im-eting t v
vation must l* made with Mrs ( g^g.vi.A Lt THKRAN C lll'R C H .
im n «■&gt;••IV DmI hru*.
1impnilmi r »»f thi- rinu o f *»!l t ! •* 4*1*r "HP IL &lt;1- "*• V fit a , 11
&gt;Olftlf imilihf'l- M| Dir' W M'
Fruuli l „ W hk! ruff and Mis* Fan.
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At IhF mtjIn mri «.i th* Inhi (inie Heirs Munaon. kuatra.es. V .,it -; T)l, R r, A Norrirom. V.
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pliiiih liavc li.
(lyllli'l f •&gt; lit I 4“ W (III ft II ►i- » I'l f *
lug member* o f Iht 0 . A. K. are
14on Mr*. VV. ThFialn *l.anaro y
iu t inoiillivta. l4*ll"w ■
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ii *i'ir |ot the frrti uiiiy
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t&gt;jndj| School, 2 :A0 I*. M.
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Park.
a IH'VI * |» I|H*|lit**II IIIi'll pll"|' '1?*l'ft
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pir•nit
plU’f
\11 -ilUjlhl fl»4
I'1 i ' I* I - *'01
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of
Dm
monthly
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tnnntlrr uf
MiM, 11kiMftv**r wn* ftlhHtti '*1 Alf
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'* Tnresie.a«-e. ri - - .
|Country and to Ilia God.
\\ lUKIlIF,
Wh itner.
Mr*. M. &gt;
TDn pnniirititm nf *inrn's nm fin
|ndbniil i hltdrrn urn ■m- i*rt*d nf
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I l;t . ‘ii iii» up »fi S#l i*i tu n o f Ifit*,
| t &lt; # ^JI.S.
!fs - Jamas H
**utr
raporian at
at-I (j()N G K K (;A TIO N A L CTIURTH |monrv for lun hr4.
f'hiini* list I
31*1 I'nwf t ifw| Si,
I I" IIII I Mm
t .lam lterlaln, M**
■&gt;fl ill, *•&gt;"Mill rl"»n nf tl»r *‘ Y' i
„ . e m e»ling
o f tha
(ha A
American
!*&gt;• ji
} -TVi**
ritiiiy nf
marjcan l^*
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rth * 0*0 th . if. .Mm. U I* M.i l l n . Mr-. I in*'rnet A P i i l M. I all f»*» M*
M oa U.
II. M. Papw*
Pnpwf'rth
hit" lin»ll’vl)»n t&lt;* lb ICi ftiilIM*
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Auxiliary
h»U
Friday
aflarw
t
Corner Turk Avenue and Third plan- f*o a n iitlflO f'rlilk** tnuriii 1 Shnron, M r- &gt;
» ’■"IlHlhol- ..
i.ifirr dt utiiI’ b In-r 4ni !• )** tM.ii i|
KIk&gt; SSlII ImYlftl " il '4 -&lt;*1 *4 . I.* lh**
I.. . .lio n nt th-‘ S in fon l C*»-n|ry Liao street. The K ^ . John
Hetnar! meal to h - *ponNornt I*t the J *
t lust t*ffp% *iVft'ly *** (*i til*’ t Hell**
ii
(I. Irving I.'niik-, 'Ir**. (* Il
n*
lun
ami
l*«ilwn&gt;
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lui
Id! ^ il Ii Mta. AYm1 H. Ste'jrnrt ^ koot, mltlliUf.
'lo r I*v* *uci;r«&lt;iiiit IVVay#, f *•- Sniiih, M ia. ,\ T Whiii*. Mr*.
ami in urn 1 i e r h ,
kiifttrs*, that HO ntemhen Hare
;i. bi •I ('unite •&gt; thr ' * In* If Iiu u
(in lin e -I th Friday. W o w u b -r i.-’-IUP II. ill 41.4*I1. |l|l
Chur.-h Sch-ol, 9:15 A M.
II. M
N* iv4 r»'» i pUutnfftuplift # vyi' i
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Ibiit^nid G t ir d ie t for the com .a/
13. s.i. slro atutid thp* ih*. i tnl. i dMVHirth,
Morning Warship, 11:011 A. M.
M»*. i N
W hiliipr.
In hiiv»' - rt up Dftcit
H|)piiial't.4
l&gt; d u b Hi M» *1 I I I - 1 1 l i b i 'III Ml
!♦ nr. Mrn« J. C* Demon lU ted
will -&lt;i-e
Ir’ suna
in ?t»nt.*”i.i M.
Christian Kndaavur. 7.00 P. M.
l l o y i Wmro. M »- •» H llm
t •*11 Mini Dn I ;t »• \\ 4 ft’C -Ifttft* l up«in yi-Htrni ».V muniinif f"i fm
[ r. (that 41HH.TJ wa* ttal.aod from
(11*11** Gantt, president; Fied hridi’ .
It i.fi,
.Mm,
|*4)i lei* Wiiki'ltP'd.
Dior ti*w!», llrfoii* thi v a111*i ii,
with ftloPu: mi- i l'*"Dr«l ln*pi n u
lag day haW racanliy fh* 'he Gender, speaker; and ’’ Dlaarming
D -mg tha mretlng member*
lie It. I'ippia. S lh
liuift II
YliforiMt filia l
i»ivii*Iiy .«Dmh hnu«"4l"r, Dft„ eriftfuiiriiirnt w»* tun
o r .benefit o f tha ChlturonV Horn. the Wurld,” subject.
Ihr - l&gt; nllirmcd their vut- (hit
m th. M i. K. S. Dulliitt III).I Mr.
ftVi Ir(ft.
i im . (uiInte■
Surli ly In JackaoniUla.
I l.u in: Iicat.ng Jtinki be p-ii.'.i E. D MnbUy
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At the eoncluaion o f all bi»lncs»
FIRST CUH13T1AN CIIDRCI1. t «’ ni tha club hou-a. An ini'*.
lltMUPF 4]UI nnt liilru ,
ii Srnali'* vtiiirli lie pii *i**&gt;l **i Dial \Ir
i*rvfre»hm aata ssai* aarted by tha,
, - 1 . letter was read flam *h&lt;
ViA* i’ l Mil U ioiti y 1.1 ip*m I t*» * ii*.A Dm* r**'1*uIt-i of thi* fit*i »r i.
!,(■ teistiv.i. Thoaa praam! w arn Mi*.
Sixteenth Street and Sanford
tliaifiiau of the acronautiCii .li.&lt;
NU,1IW
, UlM’ki till*) Itrft"-Hi|t"lll lien
i|ai r&gt; Al, |iii ir ti* ft l * 11 * dii imii* .1
|(.-.speed Zarrenngr, Mr*. J. G. Hall,
Avenue.
in.i .&gt;f the rli.ri.I* F eicrstii.u ..|
hi
iighii ui "ii D iiupbi r»v 'inf •! i i i t ii 11i'd fnr uii itiYf’ t ii^ul..tig'ii
.Sir*. J. B. U ln t , Mr*. Walter A.
Rev. V. 31- M arltr in charge. W.ir.iiu’ i Clulw in w rkh . H- u l I
("*■*li hy ntnl uf iiiniiilH’ i . nf 1'Hu
I hiu If ill*r ly l«*rt Dif ft*a. b i 11* t
,,| .O d cM a , Mrs. D*Uy Lawl*. S in .
Wide School - 0:43 A. U.
.le i the --I." ap.jir.or u ji'i-x in.
( pi si vt t v ftvf.u itiurriisi ui I’.wn* im W tn ii* 111* i.-m* *r f ret M*f vi - •* *IfR ll. I B t w t ,' lira. James H uff.
WnrsHp and Comuialun ... U:(H) on ui'ifinautlcs.
ft.iii tn ili'ti*f mint f hi' imtiji v nf
is4 llut:i«“ Wyatt ul lim n * utr
Mrs.
Dnugiaa*. U r*. H. E. A. Sf.
I villi. T h r I i- teen’ D ili1 flu tib'i*, Bow * Mlr«jk**' ahoul hiiifporiiri|« in
(nJ-IkkurliTagra- Ralph W ight, Mi*.
Thristian Krdanvtr — 4:30 I'
WASHINGTON,
N i» v.
NOTICE.
iim |{uf »* in find nir ilimp.
I'ttal W.. Furr»* t anil Hrbi rl E
' T. L Sullivan, Mr*. Jamaa HuwEvening Service — 7:30 P. U.

Offltt TcWplMM ! « .

S ocial Calendar

Mrs. Holly Has Party
For Her Bridge Club

50c

SI ITS n K A N ED
AN D I’ UICSSKD
P .\ N T s l L E A N E D O f f ^
A N D I’ H K S S K l) d l V t
Hp(M&gt;Nite K irr Slat ion
r a lm r ll.t

W e.

P eTsonqJs

CONTRACT
TO I KN A .MKNT
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Nil

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t*&gt; 1* M

W o M \n s

club

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I’ er S'J.OO

P i:

Niatttlf Suasion .Vic
VII ru litisrt

p lsrr r s eligihle.

To-NiKlit

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A t The Churches

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with

Victor McLaglan
Um

EGGS.

Seminole Creamery

Legion Auxiliary Haw Ij Pnator will Iircarh oi |J» ailbMeeting On Friday}
no need that luryc*

Co.

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WI C KE D
AJI*« Dlm lif t

Saai et i me* i he huntrtoa,
eometime* th* hunted
,..» h e (ought tloiv*
a w o r ld

w h ere m e n

obey o n e L iw ...d w

w\siiiM,ri&gt;\. \.&gt;4 ;

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Elissa Land! in

Monthly Luncheon

CARAWAY DIES White House Seeks
GIVING G. 0. P. To Find Leakage In
SENATE SWAY Talkie Experiment

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Sunday

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Ka n rt

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N

M£R£LY MAI

OAK WOOD
$5.00 A CORD
DELIVERED

Naval Test Pilot
lki Iled In Meteoric
Dive Of His Plane
(A I* t

The

met Fur-like

George C. Harden Tel. 400

drop

l.u J . Sirs. J. M. FlmaarJ, Mr,,
P r a y e r Meeting Wedateilai | l t tin- meeting of th* Woman’s a plmie f» tin atuve lh«* ih d ) '* f
*
W * S ll!N &lt; ;T -»V
Nnl . ’ Mutria Sparccr, Mrs, Karl Sch &gt;IU. srcninij •*
P. M.
Misnnnary Society o f lha First , hpr%* ie * (ir d l| Uruught Ibi* -tm. k
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(A -!•*| —1*Thft* «i*-«tli
o f &gt;«*nator
.Mr*. R. A. C o ts, Mrs. J. H.
Met In dial Chui .h to be held Mon- •I nu •ir trsifrdy to th*" iip ita l
i in.ftVay iFAttM. *| liu- ID"| iim- um
kimJIlntermUter, Mr*. James H.nlib, FAITH GORPXI. TAURRNACI.F. dn( afternoon at 3 o'clock at the fpF Du vhhhI time in 'Jl liou iTtMrr. Allan II. * St.vrart, Ml**
Kdbfturil i . UltchiF. |d)«&gt;( tm i It*11 l*l,u»lit&gt; in llit* H nn.i Aimh »n church, rlection of officer* for tha
*t by (hr D i t *i I 4|fii(! i *»l Ni'ffttl* r
(siAranka Takach and Ml»a Ja*n820 Wait F in t Street
I
(atm
1. Muitin Company nf Hull
i i.auing ym r will taka place. Mem
nf Ni J f t ' i *'»Sunday School, 10:00 A. M.
natt# Lalng.
I
in
ft*,
kilbtl
JU’i
after
rw
nM
i
l«r* are urged to tb'iw their inTht* party line-up nn« *»: ID*
% O ld-fa hloircd prayrr and Viitl* tire-1 hy attending the meeting V Homli**a hv vv||4 tr- tin / fiat thi
|’ |„\N liAZAAK
inonial mealing Thursday, 7:10 sn&lt;| tlmse who hare not turned in masy I ailed t» *bma ..ut o f
♦IftVf puhlitanx 47, IhHiUKruift !•*. Eun.i-j
trr lufttnir l, Yamn ir &lt; J.
P. M.
their week o f piayer envelopes aj.e ut 1.7.U0U lead.
I he I-idles Aid uf D a Ifp-.nU
'Ihr gu k iliitr nf K1 w Jrr«i*y
Friend* s f Evangrlial A . G. re«tuest*d to do so at this time.
1 T h ie. VI u hmgtoai resident, and
h h e ia n t’h irch nebl a n jceilbgi C a n a 'a »ra revtuactad to he at |
nctr-liy t-iwn In Vlr- I r*»l uiit&gt; will »p i * "n l a UrpuUli) an (
Vt \V duasdny t# .m k ( arr»n„*a- Ih b meeting to arrange for hi* Wrdnr*day, 3:"0 P. 11
vwrjim)
! giui* Inst their live* Thursday •i i r m u r u* ihi*
|i»,. -mrnU lo r tha
annual toaaar return bet*.
| Prajrr and Testimony. Wednaa- 1 l&lt;h.
a |,u i|ngt in lines fs t which wuulftl trin « tht* l^puhlirmii
s i i c i . «iU ha haU at tha thurch
»
— * ----------.lay, 7:43 F. M,
. .t*-i nger plane i.Inngc I down ul Irtai tr IN
il aa " e after noun » n l evading i f
With a Defiirtfrutup ufaviipmip in'
HOLT CROSS W IB C O P A L
|
---------------------------I t’wnalen, N. J.
(At . 6. In chrJking thg arttsV
L ilt B U I
I FIRST METHODIhV (’ l l l ’ l l t l l | Bilehie. IK, g farmer naval e. ma­ \tkarujft&gt;, 4 irttuuy** t|«Mh u
-■rditiwted fur tha b n lw r it
1 Ltl filer, K t i teslinf i diving nut Iftkrt) l&lt;» itm!:F much riffttem e
h* *urr&lt; *•
: iv--atical that n larin r eallottlan uf
P * t. Can-nil Vnrnur, pa*tot,
Tha Iter, a Irving Louttll, rec­
I umber for the third nnd lari lime ,lii th«R Stnat* Uni**irp
1u a*.-(ul artlrk « h ai bgta taruaJ tor.
“ Th#
T V (}-/ul-l
k unction
uf tafnre Ha acceptance liy the nary. #«ir i iiilijuhtprlly wilt ft'Oi »c* finni
|.11 ha tills yeaf.
November ft, 1031. Tw enty-thiul Prayer'* . U lb - te.-Bu o f 14*i
Naval officers said lh&lt;* pl tie up- Vhr ••mr part&gt;*
Eunday after Trinity.
Holy Communion, 1:30 A, M.
( ’butch School. 9:30 A. hi.
11*1 P rism far. Ibt bait ■(•:.na.i
Murning p .eyer end aermon,
..w are wan by M » . !••“ *
11:00 A. M.
k land John David Warran, c f IV.Ia,
Y. P. H. L 1:30 P. M.
uf! Oh Dae “ tartp* daara k 'i » » * ba‘ »
•. .fTuii ti'ay rvening g| th • la k :
FIR S T PUKSBTTKRIAN
c .J U r y I'nalno A Urg'a nuiguar af
CHURCH
nacMVinna nttendad 11*: danca. It n i
. , . i t e t a i a f s i thli tla a that •
-R. D. Bnw iiU a, D. D , Pm tor.
A -jfR -A n a k tt tt dow n a HI ’ m gWon
C im a r Oak A t* , and Third St.
Deo* oil Monday »T*atlag. U i;n J
Sort loan Saaday
A l4 * t sctnaK- Aosrkng will lw *■•
ft! 45 A. M. Sun-fa, S ch ool
lly d l tn n g a k fjrnU haJ by i
11:00 A. M- Morning Worship
attingad band o f Or*
11:00 Meeting o f Hat*Ion fur
.ee-ptian nf te*mb*i«.
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a
6 :3 0 P . M . C h rliU an E ndeavor
MR 10 6 1 TOLR-N VNKNT
Bocleakn,
7:30 P. 3T'E vening W onhtp.
contraai players fc ’ F a city
te\e p a n In ike FU L L G 0 R P 1 L TA B ERN ACLE
lafraoi t r W * taaVranttp: to ba
Woaten’ * iCW * of O rnndp I w l w nw Oewevn Avt.
c.'nh ho*so on Ihr*
William M. M rfberaao. pwitor.
la rd at
bcxinniui
Bttda School, Sunday. 3M3 A .M .
wilt start • ■Herman, Hunday, 11.00 A. M.
h «.
will b*
.W illing Werknrn Longue, Son* -v ) for dny, 7:00 P. IL
tha a u i * . S**ei ■
Eaangellatk Sarrices. Sunday.
made w ilt Mr* U. 7 :4 * f . IL
Wooaaw’i
prayer
m a e tin g .
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«int(mtiv. p ib uf lljlluw rll.

elf .h a u l ’.DO f « t almve , i „ '
n- U neu*. wh-.
l-.t*.
'
51. gruunil
•
; own* Hf*. r n t B ji mt^, v it l
.1 •
huiilny S'hoot at ’•;('»
d —**-- "J
r o f McKay. Fript.
r ‘ i Hitelile’a laxly wt* thrown t l e i r . ^" j ^ M U
jH
f ® ^ - v ’ ’1'
i!iy
reiving the meal a at -nr - f I d - 1
I s a l t , at 4 3J I*. M.
Ills peraebuie wax found te tu
1place* each morning.
Praytr maeting every Wed. at fouled iu Uhi ftl sba-.e.
I.ieut. Ralph Ofali.', at the nav­
34 P. M.
KEJLAJii'VII l.iV -fte e ll mil, iv
al air stitim i, Mid Ihe a.-idenV
seemed (lye I i a st.uatu rd tlefac . ' sirljiftdj- W l-twne e|-»ratiutt.- ait'i
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
l r&gt; luen.
Thu n a v / bagin an Immediate In­ fotta oJ 81h.;1 l-XI
SCIENTIST
te l tigat ion.
Chiiattea Helence te r r ie n Ira
M m .H A U .lK R . RUHSKI Ia
held every Sunday m-rn a-r ni lha DOG M ASTER'S ALARM CLOCK
Spiritna'ist Medium a f t k . '
ctuirxk a t Baal Second s tra ti nt
Fragreesiv* Spiritual l*t Churth
11 n’clerk. Rakject far tom-irmw Ii
I.AW KKNt’ Hj Kan..—Tim,
a
17 I B A S r CONCORD AVF.
“ Adam and Fallon Man.” WefcM*&gt; Spill, never lata hi* hua*. IL O.j
ORLANDO.
day evening eerrirv- a h i.h nUl
ermrnt. loaf. For w|i«n Nminantj^
Sciepea keeling, will La held at the
avt* hia. automehila and » u y i .
MW rkuiok at *00 F.. -’ n j Ht. at • tea long. Tim ptacee his pa* on
o'rluek.
Iba harm and blaar* It an | howl*
T h i. t h a a k
maintain* a fra* entil \i-rm*o| arrives. Tim also
R eJdtef ^naaa at the chunk wkare wake* bin liar*# early every morn­
Dr. Hit hard |). Fa
Kmvon
all aatlwriied Ckria- ing.
420 IV. tit 81.
Literaii.ro may ke
T A V A R K K -S ervice Drug More
‘ ar
part bal ed.
r h 'in e R J9-J
Open
Frilaya frowa aold by R. M. D eni.il to ft. W.
S u fm d
a u » F.
Fun o f Tampa. J[

CTQR
CHIUOPRACT

te Fa

Alain**, i|p't| y f'U 'fiia y ,

•V»* i

Prof. Wm. Hunk NewkirK
flru d u n le o f the N ew Seti'ml o f lim it h — C h ica g o
( I’nrnierlv o f V ienn a, A u s tr ia )
T I L.S.. \ U \ . 14— H:lin IV II.
’’ llm. Tn Live IC'i V eers1

Wit ho. t .V'Tirs, I'sina, Rhea,
liiuli.in nr tirng. umi lie.
Inin Vuuthfulne** mi l ll.au
ty tu 0 !d Age.
WED.. NOV. M— h:00 I*. VI.
’’ Our Tempi* (h.-m ital
Types”
Why ire you tha Type You
A re?

tetm nn by the part-rr at the II j yeuerd to fa il apart soon after th#
PLANS FRCK M E A D
o'clock hou r. A nd at 7:30 l*. i l . , dim, liegun. T he rIi 11 - ic n ie d i s )
h* will [irea 'h Iu* f&gt; till in kl* I g :.th rr »:&gt;eed as il n en rel ahaCHICAGO— Every * y i f (he
aetlar o f a cim or ■ W *u'uieet h o -' Kr nnd. Th# muter wan s lid r m ir -1
lag “T a k in g Chance '*. Y ou am ■ pry w ildly when lilt.h i# w*&lt; seen, wintet, lurui* Lena., i, restaurant
•itil.ally Invited In tli..,au
i . 's j sstrvt r v -,- a
p ia r v iill) tryin
g to d in
him " * » " • , « ' 11 «»*• *,u r,"**• '* » 'JJ0
apparently
trying
;a ch
.h him-1

S

FOUR FREE LECTURES

( ’em* and let mn tell you
’ alan On- type &gt;,1J
•Should Alnrry
Why ure Chiolrrn Umlersixc,

S P E C IA L

Kn.-nlie. Stupid?
T ill IIS . NOV ” •

FOR
»

tor
This

N O V E M B E R

FRKE

F IN G E R

(U N D R I E D )
M O N TH S

W IT H

2

EACH

E U G E N E W A V E A T ? 7 .r,0
OH

F’ R E n E n i C K ’ S

T O N IC

AT

V IT A -

flO .O U .

P. PAULAS
b

Beauty Shop

'I M"Mti'ii, yu.ng

trr a&lt; t ■ nil women,
Oll'l
and old

W A V IS
FOR

• i

’

Unix
of Mini in.

N« ' i-it ten tn.i-"
IS NOV.
Nut . 1
:00 I\ M.
TH lTtS..
••Rebuild
Ing tn u , IlaMly'*
building

Fmiil mi* Dead Foudn!
L.'ve .....I

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jO U ^ E

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9 W

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Which Kind Do You Kst?

*■ Your
our Ion
Ino IK&gt; I* raiiapoanl at fW# tin u r moswea. Kaah I Im h
ate*a rniulres
rripiicrs specific food*. Learn how to build lb* kind t f
a i m . Wl-#t t i g » i i u* tu la tat and how la raduen
hardy you
y-ui waul,
e*1
****®, aall
n■* jyou
’iu am*■
-ie-owind ■
by
ratine
can laitaia,
hold. Thr
only r«i»w
&gt;*fe m
and
a pound
a dayj *•/
hy w
aUn. » hy you arr thin and Km* you ran build 3
taar way- *l*ai,
pound, a week.
nrrk. Atau qnrntlan baa rarti night,
Whet d u n Constipation, llrm oroid*. (.all Stone*, Kidney
sw r
lltr,
Slones. Holla
r. Appendicitis, and how t« [ I t rid at H im with*
owl an operaliuu.
'

LECTURES WILL BE IN THE
U TY HALL
SANFORD, FLA.
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS INVITF.il

"ft

�T H E 'S A N F O B D

LATE
IUSINES8 SEEN

F IR S T

THE BAJ^fORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA
F R I T /I E
A IR

M A II

F R O M

C E N T R A L

A F R K

A

M A K IN G

P O L A R

(.O L D

1C h u r c h

IS LOOKING UP
DVERFLORIDA

W ill O p p o s e

“ W ets** A v e r s B is h o p

itinuod from T i f t Onc&gt;
n th* Rerrgladri thia year
tado without the hindrance
Ifh w ater which ha* marked
If aaaconc He t«rm» the
“ the b e.t in hiatory."
art Highway, formerly
*
ut, hm* hern Irate I &gt;&gt;y the
ad Keeraladen farmer* are
I of a free road to market
t until tht -ra.on end*
(B.Ohtt.ttOO federal flood .on
•&lt;* &lt; tw *-«U W
w A U rtiy
In Lakw Oke+chob*# It in
Sal elogee of development
•ra *r» work toe « n p f i I*
dykw^ dwmfwwd to protect
^
art a from flool* Many u»#n
M l Will ba employrtl when the real
JJJJ W«tk f t U under way
~—
Construction of a urarter mile
l i * t racinif track ha* ■*taitn| at
w # *» Palm Hrarh where raring i*
n p M U d to bagm in January
D ri
T h . gorem m ent ha* estimated
( Florida'* eltruc n o p at 2Jt.TiOO.OOa
' I . b*l*a. Thin figure hat been termed
lo o high by the Florida f i l m , Kx-1
r h i n f i and other*, hill the ( t v r a • tw ie n t hat not rerited tit «-«tim ate which it «.:.00.1*X1 lower then
* -| Idat yaar.
AS
K v ' Salct rcprrtentaltvrt nf the Ft
F
*h **g» fathering in Florida from
E # lt«m and Northern tecliotta ir
I- [ p o t M Mulneaa ahir&lt; biirhlenim r
T &gt; TVdJf.aaU proe|tectt appearr.l u&gt;
r ? Indicate a fairly pratfeernuc aeaeun
’ 5 7 tr the ifiduatry.
| p ■ Fort CanirrdaJe It ioatalhnu
ntJChlnrry in a new rltrut yark

SYI.ATA!H;A. AU . \ ov 7
(A I M -W in miff lf»»i Ihf chjr*'
would «tf»|H%*»# nnv **wrT* r.ni«liJ»l
for |'ie*id«*nt in I'.iTJ »i i- * iiiiH**
Jedml.^y by Huhi p NN N A»n
worth of tha* MHhorb t Fplwnpi
f hurrh. South, in no
for#* lh«- North \la aoi» ••••nf» .
rnrr n o r nhirh In- t« p'**-o|iif
S| 1‘nkmr on liir &gt; »i
riinfrrrm r fommilTr*' uj
fatrjM.
•••n t«*e* tiHil friniHo •n •
hi*
|ti«liop A»tf*«o»9h
I •
•*.n»‘ of th»* fil-M Iiiw* of if la* I
of op|'«oii*nt • of prohibit ion i* t

B

G R A N D

•I f f••1n ••ttiiiil Atrira t 1 IlnTuiri nriitnl at f*royil«»n A«n..lr«.
•ki»:»t b.nl t.ii n » .fir,
11 •iivin * » *JI *la&gt; n»ni|tare«l wit&gt;. irfu
i|i.11

Kifly -heloYr ii rn
iitin| i&gt;*« &lt;•'

T E N N IS

S I A IL S r E R F O R M E I )

FO R

W H IT E

H O U SE

(J U E S T S

re

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prinlu.-etl &gt;y thU

O L I)

N ew

A ir lin e T o J o i n 1* "

H avana

A nd

O F

B U S IN E S S

11 l t d 1 1 l i k

\

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inan-tTv»*l**

M A C H IN E

-

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T H A T

“ R E A D S

*r. P*lm Bgach and &lt;‘ l»y f uuiitir* in
” Ir lhr*1ltinai racing at an att&gt;a.-tinn
fa f ‘. toudixlt. ,Mt. Frterelmrf (•

fdV lha i i a w a i guaau.
f if t t

NNliilr

•a*lm Mini Mr. I

Intprayti'
Irnpraytd buxine.* . nuditinn. at
&gt;.&gt;_B ra denton wera aean ip the inE f lT | | M ..« l g i t , igx collection., t.'ul
S ‘ V f l 1 * for Octuker qere | 7 |.rjO.
91

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R E A D Y

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V A C A T IO N S

an

Tn lh** ri J\ C •

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l
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'*
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' Flgtlda leader* *mpha«lt*d that
i*t&gt;|n »a# imytae.ut.ut activity
ruuld b* utilited In caring fnr lual ampleria n t prtbUm* an.j that
blow* from other •tote*
•U g away.
M a r k e r K ia g

• V E V
k N ? » t - ill
&gt; 7 ' hrr! —

OVFKNIGHT
;V

‘ •'“ ‘•“ v.rx w i a i l b H U O V K R :

srs J r us.
Mr charl*. EdUon.

t1* wlf* *nUr1n« “ “

fqtrr, f - v .L

*r,4“ °* . • «*a«paiu*d by felt daughter Joarttc, Harr for W a d i

Un'ud 'start*&gt;arui 71* FrT*H,r " Moo,,r ««»*” «•*»

T R IB U T E T O T H E M IO H T Y D E A D :

between L'.a

t h . b a u 'a r t ^ /^ J l '^ : ,h#y h i’ * m*, “ d * * " * ~ ^ n r lo r c c x lo ,

h W ti

STAHDOV

AL;r Joi . who wat atlcctej to air
on the haw Drug* Albert Q u m -

A «l.iwd uf gill* at \Va*hitv/lnn I'nivei
l*» fit thrm*v|veil f..r thr ro|niii|r .vaiatlun
•ti a in many jfolf mntrhc*. Ilrrr nr u H
(Vith eye* mi ilia* liull, n.nly i«» twin/ in

Hour. LtoaJcail by tit* Nil'
W EAK network .11 ru^bsa j we*'
alter a aci.glu aud.twn fuurtd hart,
tlavulrj lu Mardoiu u j tiogiog t
militant at a labuiout teUry

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&gt;numi(- i&gt;t m u’f( uic4 uiv*
"i art it rat inn 1 hi - t i i Hl* dealt
«iih an.lionx ..I e military ami
rtonmnu nature
e mvukr&lt;r
■ff»in*| in icinitM.r 11* 110*
It m undrexi mh| thi* namingturn i b o unvi-agt- (he practirabl|.
•*&gt; of lev v rtj an rttninmir hnyrnt^,
•ff*m«»t Japan. h»M -mh arlinn r r-‘
n»afnF in ihr l*«i (rrmiihl for the!
picarnl When ihr «ounrit iTwe* *

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to

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M ini'l l .1 1 :•
AMDS life to
\»ir&gt; M i d ..'.I* '.1 lift, Mr. W.
McM ugeil. ll 'i.l lltighlt, S

w ill*

'W n l. r . l

author! He
|
hif%t. * -upr-mo ellori will I^*
made
1 .ln»r lapati 1 %
&gt; ailopt a*
1 ont iliai.M , a9(ittitle* too .ml Chinn 1

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lit alid &lt;4

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nuv jii -I Twentieth S tie e t.
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Upun receipt of Tlgi- *'* letR Mayo, A l.ap »ald
railed
riecting af att law en'orrenient
ficialx here and they we-.- "tm■ lifieifly of the upin'on that
^re . 1 1 le -. tlrtnklirg- nnd dl»|lrr at the Auburn ga or than
y fuvlbatl game ever played”

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IIK A T CONTKULd HOOMH

MI’ ONhOHH HANCTNIi
I.AWRF.NTR. Kan., Then-'a a
nan aorunt. at the U nivrialty o(
Kam-al—an honorary, dancing aoro illy. They hold aecciun ’o aforc
foothill I titlin'- and uther evi-nland "tra ih the ede an.t tu rd* to

M a r ^ j M g k tn mb John fltu u .
itkjctod Miami b ootktger, Of 100
M a f honor k a t March. 0 . A.
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a- ta*ao wUmoMot UanUDad
dh M f H a d ? fc 4 .'b uodovihf
r-U king a f hi-]arkara U tkb
»." iOformatUn choiging Ro*ch
l » a o aw yn lo n *. whoa* wanvaa
0 M t t t w a la l, * it h Btuia fur
IWking war* JllaA- today.

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alecl bfelWug • "it i« ii* *ir *»lm*i
than 4*har!lr 4’ haplin. mitril film
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lurnfdMin pirl n i l on the * »•»»
ai Juan lv—I'nii*. Kian.’t . n i m t*
TON. Illirmi*.
lt«Hau&gt;# cnjfti il tk i .iralmu

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dirt hail l*rrn ■rii klnl •m
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B E A T IT !

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19 ontinunl fmm l*affr I tin i
t* vrar uii hi IiiiinIi

g\LUU4Jllfc:BgUKe. N. M n .r
Spring it her*, if tmn may J'ldga
from th* plttnontanoii h«-lng dentonalratcd by a large lucuat tree in
th*' ra.idence &gt;e I ton. After being
dead •!! * trainer it - inl.lenly mine
STAIIhU - (inigVJ. Theatre
up. ipd with -omul picture*.
to life and now t» in hlonm.*

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Coal Field Affair
Is Made Witness

.VOulying lu your tlatewwnl
UaWSrinken tuwdia* »»• " » ' ‘ b
le a f*w Iccl’ of your bo* IhroURh
tut lit* Aubttrti ginw. may I t*
itind you that y»&lt; »«&gt;* rou t m*1
. . . aqd nty h»y - - - •*-*• “ ‘v
It.ore than 11 feut op*«1&gt; I b*« «
you. to tall me. deaF ikKtor: wh]
di I you not' &lt;all nty atlantjot* ti
th. fact that •rowtlKk* « ( * , • '•
aoying you
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bav. apokeu lu fete wlllvoOt'niylui
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I Mayor AUop'c letlec
(ig ctl in port .atd: '
lit-1 on n
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uanctally and 'uacally. '*[ " "
Ifniveraity of FlnrMta—" » o a t
ngrnea I am prepated to u.e ll
naFe-.ary-—and without *
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H E N S an d F R Y E R S

DRESSED UR L IV ft •

C O K Y V IN

H O W E L L

S|N-cialt&lt;iag lit Ikr gothulaal (uftlcr IrraltoanO

O a r e r * Forgery

Ii i « m i.*l#) u n J i r c l Itidt i h i * N’i» .

OUT M YEH S. K«». T .- ( A .P .)
D. C*iTar, bold by aulhiriilua
aurWaton. H. C.. waa In. Ilt ted
A* l * o aouoty grand Jury yea■ ; M rhsrga* o f a l l a d n * «
|M iM tnim aoL The Indictment
N f C k d w forged the none of
Crttvay aa f» *k l*r on a to h ­
I ah»«k t$g 93004 drawn on a

R E IT

MCU*CINl! !

In auticlt-xiott M ayor A I*»P &lt;•*aorrd -U i. T ig tv t -that JaikaoualUJ
a i d Ilttvai cou n ty wmiT.f'.-continue
ta roop rrato’’ In Ihr m felici • af
J r » e r Y i n f 'o n J «r a M «HeC»rt»iiff |l*«
law* • i f o o t U l l
gatm i
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T H E

Knwi*. .lur.-lrg c

to tk l ■ mount on the hook, for the

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li»* hef«.1 it acenriRng t*v l eague*

•F eplyiag lu Ut. T i g f i l ’a .t a lc tntnt that the crow d at the Flo ;
d a -(.cu rg ia llom ecu m in g gaum ut
GalneiVRTe' " U » t ”7id lu rila y
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-w e ll tataodkd,", H A ooi A l - e ^ - M
M did not want to roeke any
xom pariaon*''. but lh a . he
5 k , ^ ln
p « ..e i i t o u
of
w rilU n
g b t e m e n t . r ro m : .*‘ r o p d t»l’ l« f i , l ‘
gbn&gt;" that "U rT # waa far m ore
d tin k ia g and d ltoi^ ar at Uto gam e
|« C aincavtllc on la»t S a lu c d iy
Utatt th re w at at tha .tad iu m in
Jacksonville on lha Salurtlay he-

y e ar. It Wfe. the Urgent fit.I
mdntk'a ro ll*'lion In hl.tury.
Building permita for the firat
I t mawtk* ot thf yaar at (lainex»1U* had eaceedetl the total for
tha ygar 1KW by MO.OOO Tha
amouat d ij Mt in. |ud. » ttuu^xiu
3 addition to the U nirer.ity of Fierido library a iPO,0"O uuiieratty Inllb firm ary. a ftoo.ftoo s u t * and Frdera! fo a i cut-off within Hie city
. lim it*; a It&amp;.ooo city aeweragr
tl dltpoeal plant and $r.0 ,n»0
mi­
ll. tRaram ent. tn eith'iiyin property.
hC Farm * 1 • in the (tpinrurllle terti yitorg produced « record crop of
ct, Iflah, potatar* aw j di*ito.*d
uf
ft Utdtrl, at p rlw . batter than u year
v ago. Merchant, reported huatne*.
tl « « a til to IS pet rent better than
d fet thk lima U it yea r.
.l a - iM id l— parm il* at
Winter
1 HaYan taached 15,MO In October,
t tM glfh ert In acaeral month..
{ r&gt;r&gt;lfeea. tpert .aw an indication &lt;&gt;f
y tlpw agl triad foe Iho winter.
'S “
pon .Spring., g r rit .pongu
t ranter, «atil witne.* o|wnfall rate, next » r i* . A foaer . rtmndr of the &gt; r« o n came thie
Woak when | 2 .I 34 iu .pong*, w.-re

M \y

F IV E

W • v TG H ilt * •
**• iv t ft in s jG
,{

O f P r e s id e n t T ijr e r t

f Florida that liquor drinking
i*. geeieral a' football game*
eft and that officer* made a*
Itajap* to interfere, drew a In it'■ f d e i i i l yrtteida\ from Mnynr
hri T. Aliap. Ji
I'erlailng that “ fallor* to enI'l.a the law at theje game* i*
i-.m iltin g football.” Ur. flgeit
r*de In Mayor Altop TKiiTa.iay
hrrat ning to elh|*' cchrddling
• m e t in lackt({n*IIU unlrtt j
•r 1 an grt *otne protecllnn."
Drunken rowdie* ware within

T O U R IS T S

WITHOUT-SHOES

G E T T IN G

Kni**l«. Mit-mlwr* of tin* Arariilm

up
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R e s t f n t i i :S t a t e m e n t

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W H E R E

1I 9 iv I ' I 1 •• |« t*r ti^nr

\i«rnuhi Kiirhl ShiUi**aau, in* *(iran«l 01*1 Man** nf Japai»t«#',#
b . 8iiic«*((hi# lnuilly pcrnii’. in i hn*» »*lf
p'ritonraphaif. II#*#1,
*hii«n hi*rf in hi* hum \\ln*» b* la* i »!.• ti
Ihu luily «f thr an*’ *'
•irnt ImtufV
Japan.

* building a ITO.OtKl in.iniri|iel i.rnlgr
l a a n d four plart In the niuiiktpaJ
in| yacht batln, a* well a. rlrantnr up

O f

a c k s o n v ille ’s M - a y o r

In d nylng that liquor drinking
|. gm cral at the Aoh'um-F'.ortda
(me. Mayor Alaop aatd he » m
L mbfounderr* at the a*, 'temant

• «*» * H r
aiVmPl

Th '&lt; I t

FR W a i '- ^ l T l l
o e G © ot&gt; F O *
-i Y O U * C O L O ’

“ If you ronfinn it,'* Mayor VI­
p declared. "I demand an aptdn•fdmr thh inaidiotu reflection
y fc tin law enforrehaant offip tfh fc J v k*on»l|!c, a a d . fatting
1 that, Y challenge you to‘ .u .­
antiate \he charge, contaioe.1
[ inuendd In yrwir aUtamant.-*

‘ ' . Sanford aaw tha flrat carload of
lb&lt; ra yutdhlaa go alL-waler to New
vr rack k i t wrak. A car of eggplant,
t'O al)Ipp*4 down th* St. Juhaa, » ,
trmntfyrred to acean ateamer at

out

w alk

M IN D S

- Ihg houae antf utber aa-tione are
1 aitnar .hipping citrut nr making
hat ready to j o *0. O/flciala hare et
tabliahed tightened irttrirtiont In
. i enforra Ih* grten fruit law ami
h«Vfc*#tty« ported tha work eUeetive .
hrl koFh frit It fa going abroad tn an
I
Incrtaalng market
i eP in allgt C auaty haa j.iutrd Ua.lr.

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tJ. S.ftesitantAi)mit
------Joining Diplomatic!
Boycott Of Japan
TW ILL

PAGE

• the.r drunk., and their prn
mr language."
In hit reply yetl^rdey, May. i I
l«op railed on Ui Titert t-.j
thei conllrm or 'tony a .tale- I

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at
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p.dieenien
l-'ani-d
gam ti the fiu nt of. the box and
.iighe.l with rtld e n t anntaemenl

•» •j*. 1 •hIv i '.it th*\ kff|i
Itii

C o m e o*o

F to t id a [(

H A V A N A . Nov. 7 —( A.P.&gt;—
Tlir 4’tlrlU* Aviation (JirtnP*niafejR
t'ufth ip ira lrl it will Mart pa
lf»*r |vlnn«* irrfirp V*tw~ n fci )
W * *i •ml Hnvarnv ptWtaMy
thi&lt; \vmt«*i
William
I^awky,
|iri «■ ktit, l«*tt Havana for My* mi,
|.n -in •• l\ in runi|ilrlr plans for f
tin- •i n - r uhith will U- niif round
flip «l«11* I’ w" motmeil, aight pa*«.,i,v i *hip&lt; r. til b,. &lt;Mr.l.
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R 1 T Z IK

ATI RDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1931

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*«d Satardpy.

AN INDEPE1
A sso ciated P r e s s

F L O R ID A , F K U &gt;' V. N O V E M B E R S , 193!

W in te r M oves Into
E a ste rn , D ixie A reas

* W aa One W ho Flew
j Y o u iif O rlando Girl
' T o H o sp ital In E ast
’ C A M D E N N ~ H , N ov. 8 —
v A .P .)|— F l ? t p e rso n * p e r.ia h e d In fla m e a e a rly
la s t
f r i g h t u * W a a h ln fto n - b o u n d
f d t e u i i f t r p la n e c ra n h e d o n a
| p l f c o u r s e in a n a tte m p te d
la n d in g a t t h o n e a rb y a ir p o r t.
T l t r a b lp l e f t N e w a rk a t 5 :lB
P . M.
•-Thuao killed, all burned .eyondy
&gt;vc | ill Iion *»rvi
r r i o „ ; Co* and V&lt;rm&gt;u Luc -.
Wanhlngion pilot*,
i Water Smith. ;I3, rdv&lt;*r\i*iMg
n.anagvr ui the Wa hington liarnW.
f lirorgn D. Taylor, 63, director f
tho U-loretory dtvlaiun oi' thi*..
Karma d tiiy in Wa»hnt ...n
■* Franc!, k. kdtic.
Riverton,
r . J., prveirirnt ot tha lntrrn ali n
•j^ R riliU m e company ol I'hil del­
ft Tho [ lane

b j th" Nerr
• Wa*hington
A bw ay* Corporation, appum iil)
w lo gliding to a landing when 1‘
m d-cnly m id to th i H*uuntl c'»
tha Cuopor-Croat golf lu u rir

ATLANTA. Nay. A —(AJ*. »
—Tha,South wma chilly and hi
F**l cold to-ay »* w inter moipu
h i-fo r * e f l t i» 10)1 a* Irnai
the AdirondiuLi f«ak* to Mb
m xippt’a icv.mpv. F air lo t euui
"•-ether was forcesvt for h.
South (rn c ra ll; tomorrow. Fat
array Verm m l
louod ana*
i hen It a wok* today and M&lt;
lour, Now York, war « v -* e with - «jvo i*rh blanket. Othor
New York Sta*a point* hod
'm rita. Coniine o j h Wath
lo*tnn n r» rU il ■ 1 1* of Id dc
giic*. I.ient irw t w:» con i&lt;l
rred likUy tor (leorgia (unighi

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ORGANlZ

ENTRAL FLORI DA ( II \ AIDER OF COMMERCE

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Only O ne Dissenting
Vote C a s t Against
Declaration Of I t s
F a i t h la President

1 T 1 11
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H a n fu n l, w ith u m e m b e rs h ip
o f n e a r ly 2 0 0 fa r m e r s a n d
r r o w i r * . u d v o c n tin ir t h e Ink*
m e d ia te s h o r t h a u lin g o f a d
fruit* and \r g r table* , hipped over
th# AtUntac Coeat Lino H jilronj
from this *T»tlon.
In a revolution whir,, mat the
• PI rural of every pcr&gt;on ot i R
meelmjr. Uw Stmln.il* A grirultaril
Chili .h a ir* vaiioii* railroad l|M
i*ri'*t* « u h prvututtng unverified
infuiioati.m ,*imI vvidcuco C IH lilA
in* le tu m , I i grower* and valaisf
per a.T* belntr lha IntcrvtaM
I'om m rrrr CoiniuluioQ in lOokMl
an Irwrviro In m l rat** on f r a f l
an,| vvnvtaMcr, * ii,| that tho F la i l
da ami portirularly Sanford e*lcby
Indvatvy, already
dlocrimlnktety
again*!, la thereby lliitaw nad. • it
The Club favor* a abort .h au l
over tho A tlantic Cooait U na rail*
rind, from point uf origin tP
farktorivillo and from Jacteaak
vlllr to point* uf dc*tinot|o».aydp
"tliei railroad*, a* a mdfM f t
making thl* p ro to a t'ta the. A tM h
lie Cuaat U na rail rod,, q p d r i t *
fectlvo.
- The rw ulutian In mi faUpwaiAiv
"WHEREAS Urn eater* grodtefe
tnduttry i t Seminole County1', tW
l u m t caUry praduaiar atotU nf|lt
tha ita t* a t Florida, U threat in ]d.

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t^ I v jJ

5250,000,000 W i l l fee
Spent On Non i'onslrud ion In S o u t h

owned

ore em|du n . .. i 4 a i .1 h
tv«)4 In iiu- v.Ww.i.Ml' ua.
e
Cnr paie.1 r . i d . an.l lin J - - ^
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lx&gt;ui»i*na • iiUhouir *i h .i •
f Al.'KbONVIUd;, Nor.
Rouge.
(A.l*.)-^-Vernon Luca*, klMe.1 in
I.lttl* Ro:k hi* ntart.il * if no
a s t If plane eraab a t Carn.lc.t. i *,0&lt;» p Atnfhce priijtct »huil , 1 i
New Jeraay last night In which
employ 225 men. T*\j»'kh»
^ilv* L et their lira*, piloted the
*■” • »n *'«&gt;0,lkHI pin to ff ice Su ild
..# « ■ * U o t roeontly participated
ing. A tUo.OOO clinical hunniig
‘I* Um thrilling but futile t ( .
a t F ort Root* v.teran " lw&lt;ipilal m
‘ f a r t U i n v a tha Ufe of « throeL ittla Itoek hecin* loon.
* yaar-alH Orlando g l r i Floyd
Outi ami tog public work* projuch
v U ta, oM thor pilot killed in Dm
act* In Kentucky lerfud* (.‘.oon.
’C n y den accident, w*» formerly
000 for a new poetoffice at Igini*.
JACKSONVILLE,
Nov. « villa and a IIOO.OOO contra t | U be • A.I*) —Mayor John Alsop J r . to­
awarded tw it luenth lo r a ).lon»ei day called upon Fraaldcul John J
■tltn orial ntinnmenl a t llarri*. T igcn or tn* Unlvertity nr n w ran
bshjfc^A.Any.pt'vtuffitir iaplanuipJ to fm rftnn u r den* the *l:iem en:
it'.nV jlbd \o the cnTWgc hoeilThnf
PUMlc d%rka and o th er Vror**-:! ha.rd.nianded "a- much prulae-.lnn
(Coatln ^ d o , Pogo Kl^ t ) .
hf Ivait deinnndeJ “ m much pr&gt;»
terti.m for ItndenU as 1* giver
,’gera." In chirking that ii&lt;|
shop W in g T o Give bootl.
uor rinklng *«&gt; general at fo«.;
A ddress A t D in n er b*l I g im o , hero.
In a f irtnal letter to Dr. Tig. r I) i v i sion Supi rintenDlahop W ing, co-adjutnr of the the m otor declared Mif you r
dt*nt Of Airline Is
diuctwo of Booth Florida, a a^ a firm it I demand an apology ' .
rtaldanl i t W lator Dark, w ttf ho thi* iM-idiuaa reflactlon upon ih*
At Lions Luncheon
tha principal ppoakor a t tho is* rnfiirconaont offlrlil* of Jack
Mutnrim* aad attandanU uf Uio monthly m eeting of tho Holy Croce a ’Anile and tailing In that I chsl
Sanford'* now muiii. ii.nl .. ). ■ t
M*yar\ niahad ti&gt; tho econo but E ple opal Church Non’* Chib to­ lengv you to aubatantlste ih.y j : tCuaUawod oa Pago Kight)
n ig h t Tha dinner will begin at chargee contained by intend., i . ' "lu, n-Frivrd the cun.in.i I. &gt;-&lt;
.
end okry uf (jouigo It. i
.
7:00 o’clock &gt;a U a Pariah Hooea. tour •talomCnL"
Al-op *a|d Dm atalam en' at.
Approximately 40 c h a in have
•I rrin l. n.lent of th*
.m
k * « roatnrod, aad tha A lter Boy* trihutul to ' T lgnrt erne •‘Binar.m; d i\i ...in uf the Lrgw E a -!&lt;•&gt;.
and
umpirtamanlOif.*1
The
n.a&lt;
of tha church wW bo tho apodal
gn«aU of. tho d o b . Diehop Wing’, .re letter in aniw er to on* n .m T .anipurt Inc., who, apr.ikmg
addrooa will follow a brief bud- Tiger: aaliing clooer eoopcration I f.t.' i.i.-mlmr, uf th*
of JarkaonvIUo authorities in cjrh* ' Mon*’ ( Mb and prominent . i
Ing liquor drinking a t footUII I leader* at th* M..nttiu'ni.i ll.u .l
games her*.
7? Tho Oautral F L rH a Council of
ut n»»n. -aid th a t ‘ the (i ‘.I I .
, M harubor of C om m om ProeM.nt* R ollins Girl S tu d e n t
gn..j to too and alirn *oni||(". I
* 4 Oocntarloe w u orpaalaod jooDies F r o m Ia ju rle s RANK EAYINfi D IVIDEM i will ..II..iv th* larg**t -*hi|., «.,a-rfa v d a y afternoon during tha u*ialing In thl* kogto.n to nu.1..whHiiog tuomegt, of a aaaotlag bo- ' ORLANDO, Nev. “ g.— (A .F.»-WEST PA IM BEACH, Nor. .1 landing &lt; *t n.iT tin ..'.''
• w to a a do*on prominent eecretar- M aty Starburk, lteiiin a College
Mr. I U'hing ll*» into Sunf.. ■
-(A.E.)— Th# c!o*cd Dank of
. 5 * af .r i tr aad county urgaaiaa- atudent, died la a heapital hare to ­ Ruyrlon, l-rgnn payment nf a live thl* muming ac.w nvii.icil n, \ ,,t, •
day from ta ju rie i received a week p c rt.n t dKi.loml yavtt rdsy to ta l­ A W.Ilium.", Lwpl r enthti ■ .
ag o fa aa an te accident in wkJ.-h ing $7500. The le a k , which had who inv..t'd the off. teal iq Jlii* • *(
Itetea WUkfnaoei, f f a m t , V Ohi &gt;. abort 330 .lepoaltor.. icm a Dnic to m-pi- r the new field anil rn v .'i
m m ' ...ii.tructi.Ht .m l liglili.ig
w aa-htiled outright. Mb* Atarbock ago paid a tb portent .livid ml.
point*. They nnut* Ihe trq. fro ..
I# from Aakertlle. North Caroilm.
Jark.unv illr in &gt;lfghtt&gt; m.» 1 th .i
Several kiooi tranafueion* aad two
■in hour, including n *to,i at Ili * epataUeae failed tq halt th* prog
tuna II.... Ii, an.l Mr. fuelling
rota * f gangrene which tetU cd in
brought hi* p riv e t, 1’ilraiin M• II ■
h e r badly n u riie d feoL
wing airidcn* tu a grateful land­
ing »n th* nl.| Snnf. r.l Aven tv
field ii.o n ly Iwfur* n&gt;&gt;un.
Speaking tu thn Linn, and th*ic
guett*. htf told t h 'nr lh rt* f.« .n
th.* pilot** point, li.e t.i.i.»• clear­
ance thrr* I* u|K*n m-aring tin air(C ontipuci un pig.- F ig h t,
A

Alsop C hallengcsi
Drinking

Tax Collector O f Orange RBADVTO START
County Indicted B y J u r y kKIVE THURSDAY
National Campaign To
He Launched Next
Wednesday, Nov. 11
•g tli*-

,C* Of C. Secretaries
O f C e n tr a l P a rt;
O f S ta te Organize

P lcH H ure Y a c fit P a y s
S a n f o r d B r it’i V isit

« f at] t t e ytadocta an diahM p a t yrcvbcaly been

•Fbw cv Market, kwld far the

The ,de*»«re ya.-ht "Nemo III,"
of A tlanta, trwnoi by H. ilalrhow ,
#irived in Sanford kit* ) entente;’
afternoon, dockvd- in the muotclpa'
baain, and galna&gt;t the 4 i.lin .liii
of being tha Oral crate of Ita Lin I
to enter Lake Monro* far th* winU rw ei-rm . It left (k b nflcra.mii on
a blau rly Ictu m trip le Jeckaanribc- From theta H.wtll he piloted
• b e g tha Caat .Com* for teveral
(bye.
T hr croft Iv I f i f m t long, l a* a
1T font twain, h J . a'Mi a ft »( f»ar
f r e t. C ro, true te s te r (he N*« W k
T acht. L a o n ;|^ .ig B ASngti" O n . !
JB ny bt l)C X ,'Jb B k aa* r.r.l with
gw# T w e a iic th jn B H ty ra&gt;»liM
jBtdaa* rapakteiaC glring the craft
• top *p*rd g u t e t e o t a » , hour,
i t la p troly a W h M f . y * M . a i l
b Iwaul/fiilly MMFF*d both Inabhr
M l o u t C ap taJh -Ji. ( . K 'dhrlm

2 S c m im ilf C o u n ty
('rim in a lN I 'a n lo n c d

-W W t'linA* Ilia.' railroad.
aeon fit fo adapt and p o M i
maximum ta riff allowed h(
Inter*late Corumerre , (Vaaael
ami a* thl* meglmum rgta«b
rlnim tal to thg wel/ara, of U

(Continued rto ta Pag* Mr)

Japanese Soldii
C rushC hinese
Nonni River Bat

.\lr, J . (J. *■'I nrun, mil
call
&gt;h.iirnian uf lh* S»niiri.it* County
I
l’, anch nf the American Rod fro**,
' , ( , *nnounc*,| lh *‘ morning thTT aft­
T (,K Y 0. N ot.
|A P .» W &lt; &gt;
,
*r a conferetici' alth K. |*. Krlrk, * ua
i a troop* crocked the Cktafgg
I I-.ii ! ' . pr. -riitalii* of lha National army In a three-day battle b&gt;
llc.l Cr»»&lt; A**m'ietl..n who on* In Manchuria and aent them lljWtg
ut (" Samui l Wedi.voluy, final nrranga- northward In dtaenlatlv I it f p f l '
•d 1,1 m enu h * 'e been .omplvtcd for III* • •Id dlspelchea from kfnkdog Id*
t..l.i.r- 1 iiiH'iguralien uf lha Itnl fro** ■lay tu thn Hengt New* agdngy.
i In •• .Ii iv* to Sanford
The Japanraa loat 130 hilled IA m B.
■U n
A- in pa*t yrnre. the National Nnuni River bridgehead atoa ht
.1 i\* will begin .hi A m driir* Day North C entral Manchuria.
Jury .iod ...nllruiy through Thank*glv1 ho battle endvd a t IU;30 o'clKk
n,l It. mg Urn l i d , j«nr. the local chop
I'.olgnt when the relnfonwil Jag*
, *iw| Irr of lha |(*»| I'u.** hope* to prn- *ne*a launched an offtnaWo wblah
la up- v . , fund* with whkh to employ dl*l.wige.| the Rclllngklanir arm y.
n i.-.rily riurae who ran he of Japan.ae icout* reported thw Ckt*
&gt;.iry in • I*-&gt;| ..--i.lua u to Ilia county neae rear guard h*a patted ,U g
■rMul* achiiul nur«a. Fur that purpawa, l&gt;wn three mllee onnh ef ttto
il tha tiiey hale derided to hold a one Nunni Kiver bridge. An hour later
lurid* | day drive, which will U gin Thu I a­ Japanewu airplane* rained banka
i •• It.| vitav morning Nor. 12. The public'* upon the fleeing Chinee# throw ing'
r"l i
(l onlinuui on peg* E ight,
them Into panic and lncr«a«)|^
Ihe dianrder of their retreat.
Th* Rengo dlrpatch aald oebf.
three Japaneao coinpanbra brew tlte,
brunt nf tb* aevern fighting n**W
of Nonni Rlecr which b a g ^ l'
Urdncedny. They were oppoaeg I f f
Chlnete t*n (aid mare nunm m flj
Seminole County'* now cchuolv*.hi.lulw .if *chool huliiay* for and |..*«•*■*ing cavalry and.artlt*.
fur negine*. Somlnnlc-K v.i nwald Nuvember and December of thl* lery. C mridaroble 104Mm appeared’
Schoul No. I, ,« partial!) cum- yvur, all county *chool* will bo In have hren euffered hy the CM*
plrtid, llarnl.l lla lr. Whiter Dark .lo.vil i.n Arm lot ire Day, no
a u h lte c t, who planacl th® «tnv- ( Ti.ank.givlrg Day au^ the day
lure now being eroded ncai AjU- a ft.r, Tim Chririma* vacation will
munte Spring* told the member* begin at Die regular cliMltig of R alph C apone L ea1
uf th»&gt; County School
Hoard acluHil, Friday nfieinnon, Dec. 18,
F o r P riso n Toni
Hurling in monthly *eacluii at th*! art! »chu.d will veaume for the
t o c r t line. hi yeaten!*# m orning., winter term on Monday morning,
it will probably be completed In Jen. I, Huts, a t regular hour*,
r i n c A o a Nov. g. lime fo.- livwt rlna*« * and dnll.-nThe Sinclair Refining Co. wae Ralph Caponij will laaee
lion early in D*canY.*r, a. ording awipilrd (h* contract to fernleh S’. SI. today for Laavaaar
tu Mr. lla lr, who reported lhat thu approcimataly H.000 gallon* of tcHilary to Mart aervtag h
year term fa r vla b ting
I* making *vrrllcnt hi-et nrvrral rcheola In th b city, com* t u law*, It waa at
■ion tu name the lt'e Id.l featured a (Recount which today a t tha llpltod Btel
8«mln&gt;iU..Ho*triewlii: aa* r.a'. m entjonrt In the ether of- • ta T . offtoa. ,
wan m ale yciter- ferv.
Capone u d acvvral edw
rit ndmhcr of Ut«' Nupriintendvnl uf Bckoeto T. W. *1 p rb a a a ra will arrive
ng till plravure over Lawton v u authorbed to adrar. ■yriaan I m u w . Kalph,

New School For Negroes Is Nearing
Completion, County Board Is Told

o-oparatlnu rr rlvetl tit* for bite, on Der. f, fop tha
rnwald Fund, which cvnatruci.oii of a rerial ahlagle
t fSJHW toward iU ,roof on the Ea*t Side f llaatry
1 Retool.
Liaeeaor «. V. HoodRepori* of lha ettcndgpc* afflI learned that tea car a n , ihe rouaty narae ware a k
&gt; fd the d a ’choet* an lead, and *avcial matters ai
U * M H . Tho llKW rontln* hu*in*«* diapoaad of.
• tM JO jiid. Mr.
Pir*«ni i t lha me*ring ,w ar*
,Umt dIUJIUt had Fred T William., 8aafog4 akateM ktetcn h r hoMb. man: E. T. Habria, AjMmtelg

�r -

I r *
i i't r

1
1*

Announ
Demonstrating As An Addled Attraction

\ T II

electrical appli ances

Returns For Another Great

O f Battle Creek, Michigan, Conducts T h e

M a n y o f y o u w in re m e m b e r Mia* D e c k e r a n d t h e fin e c o o k in g ech o o l
» h e c o n d u c te d ta e l y e a r . H he ik r e t u r n in g n e x t T h u ra d a y e n d F r i d a y to
d c m o n a lr a te t h e a d v a n ta g e * o f eo o k ln g b y c le c trlc ltv a n d a a n h e e ip l a ln a
th e v a rlo u a p ro c m a o a o f c o o k in g a n d m ix in g a h e w ill p r e p a r e t h e food
b e fo re y o u .

'

*

A T THE

AT THE

ADMISSION FREE

%

r

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T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A * F R I D A Y . N O V E M B E R 6. I f t t
farm board In denying tkey kadi
demanded it.
Prohibition enforcement b e e
been "tmmanaoly itrervftbeaed" by
the local dee l«Ion hi the Uklah
m m , Woodcock added.
The home manatee tar* of mine
■trirtly for coneumpUon within
the home he* been held lefnl un­
W ill L e t C ustom ers der the prohibition b e , But In the
Uklah rase It was rated th at the
Look A fte r F e rm e n ­ only intent to violate the. Im p nec­
to prove waa th a t grope
tation A nd B o ttlin g essary
concentrates capable e t derV jW ng
rtiore than one-half o f one jpduaut
WASHINGTON, Nev.
— alcohol,
eWe sold far Mvuihge
( A.IM—Th»w who haC* .WpiSUevt purJWMi Previously R MM Men
on Fruit Industrie*, Ltd., U t their n«c*»*ary to prash that 1
enjoyment of
horae-fermenMd! wars with fhteftt U . mdk*
wine must herekfter iiUeW to the age "Intoslestiftg fit fjfcrt."
Both th* goventh&gt;ant 1
fermentation s n j bottling themfarm board ham* been ktfbt
selrvs.
rkusllc erttMeM h r wet* k
T hat concern announced yester­ alike for .giving ftnaAriel
day It no longer will put*(n* keg
anv* to fruit Industrie*.
In the rellkr, or la v a anything to
do with » h a t happens After tho
original sale of their grape conrentrotes.
Furthermore, .-oncciltrate salts
will he niade hereafter
only
through established store*.'not tty
mean* of dirvet-fo-the-hont, dc
livery Even a t tha neighbor tided 'CHICAGO, Nov. ' g — (AiP.)—
stores it no longer will he poasltlle Brother Ralph an,j B rother Ajl, tha
to buy the product known as Vlne- two Laavenworth-hdtmd Capone*,
uio.
; wer* lodged In the earne jell here
Th* srtlon wa# taken a fte r (lie lost night.
Uklah Grape Product* company
ftttph surrenderad to tha fdleral
hit! got into trouble w ith the authorities yesterday afternoon to
courti,
► ■ Mwl *4 begin serving h lith re e -y o e rp e u lOutlaid Conn, managing director te n tlw r term tpr violating in­
nf Fruit Industrie* said th* re­ com e'tag laws.
cent decision by a Kansas D ty
"Bearface A !” tha younger end
frddritl court holding Iff^ Uklah tha more notorious, has spent &gt;2
company guilty of violating the day* In the jail while hts ntlorprohibition art, was "attfflClent no- n«f* decide whether he shall re­
tier" for Fruit Industries to main titer* or bdgin serving an 11change Its practices.
year ekhUrid* 11 Leavenwefth for
It wq* fu rther Influenced V f ■ simitar breech against th* govIU relation* with the fa m r hoard,
(her Al, wBo*e mill*
from which It has received 13,500,.
Id W'fc'ecow! by the
000 In loans.
Is sentence end a ffto.F o r months high 'o fftfR U ' have
beeYt'lboklng on w ith wonder arid 000 fins, Haljth ahittej and cor.cd
vtihrrrn while the concentrate imi|- *a the barred dates of Ik* Jail
i
'pMtries did a rushing buslnees, put­ clanged behl&amp;S him.
At ih* fedtfal building It w*&lt;
ting their containers Into - the
home, attending them through the announced flifph would be trainperiod of fermentation, and finally fvrrvd fo Leevmtwerth pnAmbty
!milling th* liquid under label* ftetuntey. Should the wvlt of *ubee rllt* t lie names o f ell the old perrodaai granted by Ufa eircult
court df epptelv be llftekfrom At,
pre-prnhlbltion vintage*.
he nay accompany Ralph on the
Conn, sitting In a comfortably
furnished room in Mrs. Mabel trip.
Ralph walked Injn the United
Walker Wlltebrandt'a law offkee, Stataa marahal'i
ynUrday
declined to say whether official
afternoon five minutes before the
pressure hsd been brought upon
deadline set for tho forfeiture of
Ills organization, a California co­
hia bond. If* had Juit etrivad from
operative who** g reatest butines*
x »
la in making sacramental and Florid*.
medicinal w inst. Jellies, sauce* end
DEMOCRATS BACK LUNG
other by-products of grapes. Mr*.
W a t ORLEANS, Nov. #. ■
A .P )— Th« old regular D*nt
'rifle organisation of T w * 0
leans yestarday publicly ratified
Its reputed merger With tha
force* of Governor Long by form ,
ally endorsing the full state ad­
ministration ticket In th* January
primary.

{M esdames Morse
And Lamb Address
S chool D irectors

F R U IT AND VEG ETA BLE MARKET
fcE X T TO PR IN C ESS T H EA TR E ON PI ROT HT.

J|Jp*h
one224*•iawsarT
o
1
8.N
O
.1‘ *, «&gt;-i
Potatoes
10L
b
*l[9/
New
*v «
Ga-Pecahs 2 2%
SNAP BEANS 2 utjlife
APPLES 10Lt-2
Cabbage ^ &amp;
ONIONS 3 vu. {W
BANANAS 4 lw1¥
^^ed 115/
.Cranberries
W
*
fj**PHONE221 W
ETHANKYQl?.
^rr.-croh

FRESH T E N D E R

FANCY WINEHA1* AND YOHK IM PERIAL

FANCY HARD HEAD

.FREH II SH IPM EN T C A I'E COD

lleve Everything Available is the Fruit

Me d ^ S

Vegetable

tam

,
Peanut Butter 2 hBs. 2!5/
24
FLOUR
I.ARD
P L E N T Y GOOD

•Good, W hile and G uaranteed—GOLDEN DAYS
Lbn. Oe
8. Iks
H.
’
IfUBo

a -_______ 4

B

__________ •___________

YAMS 10 lu. 17/
SALMON can to/
ALT3 Large Pkgs. 10/

NEW S M Y R N A -E ffo tt
mad* to' a tear* bank her*.

tM en o r wrap ap your order you rill be ante of two things:
that it's tine wholesome food; and that the price la -RIGHT.

Huuol Mcntrt — Humemude Chill — Home linked Hearts
Salads — Homemade Pies — l’an tries

We Will C ater to Special O rd ers
FOR COOKED FOOD O F ALL KINDS.
to.) Sanford A re.

Deal With Tha Homo Baya

Phone 1M

Phone

AT PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE
C orner 4th. S i S an fo rd A v e .

755

Phone

TENDER, LE,

755

SPECIALS
FRESH , W E L L

3

LBS.

25 /

ALL HIZE8, ALL COLORS! REDS, ROCKS, BUFFS

U n | Inland— Cobbler*— U. 8 . No. 1 Grade
(Jamptef f e P elRUna Park’ a a J

HUMANA.

BEANS, 3 C ans

Pineapple, N o. 2 % C an

HENS

W1IITKNUUHK—Kvapaealad

leas anRaaadala’Laaa tte a Yeftew Cling

R EA L G ENUINE SELECT, ,

M ILK, 3 T a n C ans

Peaches, N o. 2*4 C an

POTATOES, 10 P o u n d s ....... .

.i'

;

-

DRIB!) BAtlY LIMA
HIGH GRADE HOMINY

FANCY

IE W H IT E ST FLOUR IN T H E WORLD

GRITS, 6 P ound B ag ....

LETTU C E, P e r H ead

IRIBEST(pi*)")24lb*-85/

MANDY-U NllOLTEDOOHN

^CARONI

In the** modern
daya gelling d in ­
ner la nn longer e
.r a t te r of h o n r i
but of m i n u t e s .
Our nen Delicate*.
sen D e p a r t ment
a i11 provide a
splendid meal for
a few rrnta plus a
fr a minutes.

L A R G E W E S T 'C O A S T

PO W D ER , l P o u n d C an

tDK FROM PU R E DURUM SEMOLINA RED BOX

DELICATESSEN
DEPARTMENT

'L A R G O -11. D. Ulmer P e k in g
Plant enlarged end Improved.

BEA N S, P e r Pound

IE— 1 LIL, 2-OZ. CAN SYRUP WITH EACH BAG

of T hetr New

FLO U R
COM POUND, 4

W ORCESTER QUALITY TA BLE

A nnounrt the Opening

ftfletel bus iiitsa.a, county nueaa.

K )N A ! A H o u r T h a t D o es T h e 'J o b W e l l - l i W X / . E a i ’

SC O C O — F ln e a t Q u a ill

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Stokes Seeds

W here All T he Foods A re Good I

THOSE FAMOUS GEORGIA

LIIlHY’S FANCY TA LL PINK ALASKA

Sweet Spanish
(Valencia)1'
Onion Seed ^

A «P Hterea a r t anted throughout the breadth *f the land fav
Ik* good foods dispensed frees their wed stacked shelves. AMP
U grand of tho fast that gomea. tram crowded d ty stroeU Is
quiet country hem Iota, eiprraa confMenr* and pleaanr* la the
values ottered evefy fr y a t A B P Atmoa.

FR E SH E ST M EA L IN TOWN

NOT JU ST M EA l— IT S EXTRA QUALITY

J

FRIDAY AN D SATURDAY

» Lb. P A IL C O » 1 l • 0 U N l &gt; B O T H ,

JULIETTE 10 lbs. 25/

First-hand knowledge aa fo h u m
of the dotia, of the coonty school
attendant* officer
end county
achool nurse during a tingle month
la revnfled in ri porta mad* by
Mr*. Helen T. M o m -and Mrs.
Dorothy Lamb, tw o ' member* of
the Crunty School Board yester­
day.
Mr». Morse, attendance officer,
ftported the following October *cfl*nie&gt;: Halted 5T schools for
reeaooa other then bo ik deliveries;
made «S tribe id school) with bookInvestigated M children to learn
If they wer* In actual need ef free
lunches
provided by
Welfare
roUpe In th d ’ejqirty; Invest igate-l
f children reported under *cho..|
*gv; had I t conference* with par
ent, on non-*(tendance at school
df their cblldreni auppllnl (13 chit- j HAN irlEitH,
l.irul.
dren with clothing donated Ihr &gt;ugb t \ |', |
k*on 35. cuinmnnder i-f
tha Red Croat; had (7 ..frier eon- i »r W Eri'kson
iipindrnn of the l T S, S.
f*ranee* with parent*, on books, the VS J1I «qiiail
ra»
yc'tcrday at
&gt; hilled
I
clothing end tlm lU r m atters; had Saratoga. «r
nine conference* with teacher* on hi- plsnr fell Int. the m ean 10
San Ihegu harin&gt;r in
cotiduet and le h a v lir problem*;
madfl 1 1 talks at .choola a n d 1■” attempted landing »n the a n ­
meeting* stressing
attendance: j plane i i r n r r
had 14 conferences with intercutt.l
•ehool patrons on ettendonce prob
il Vt M l l.l. A — Malien
Soap
leme; placed seven non-registered I'ruducl. Co, loc.. ahuwa increase
ehtldreti In school*, and reported In output. .
th at all school* are now making
.Weekly attendance reports. She
added to her report that all ehtl
d rtn not regtaterrd in some trhocil.
era out fo r economic reason*.
NKW SHIPMENT 1IKRF
Mr*. Ijim b, county school n nr ac­
re ported the following October a.
tlvltl**; made M vl»lts to achool* *
and insp«ctcd 333 pupil*, of whith
two were excluded from further .
attendance because nf lltnra*: ta-st
elt '4&gt;l pupils for hookworm and
round-IT o'* e z h in tln r freer* ..t
Ihe dlaccsa; gave two cho.il rOUn.
For W inli’T llluams
&gt; r, tisiny lantern tlidc*: ma&lt;I.‘ ,
and
two talk* before P.-T. A. groupWinter Food*
Mrs. t.emh also viaited 15 h«m&lt;'*
: oihm of them more than ,.nCe. Dv
PLANT
iecta corrected ap art from bool,
worm Include.I fitting glaa*e* f.n
one child, giving malaria ttte i
m enu t &gt; two. etu^ treating three
children f ir other df.*ea*ea. Shv
241
First bL
had 37 conferences with mother*.
18 with doctor*, and 71 with
teachers concerning children and
their health. She Interviewed 17
perrons a t her office, end advised
■even of them concerning tre a t­
ment; spent 13 hour* in her office
during tha month, and spent SO
kour* of th a t time In clerical work,

n rn U (a dump a thom and tru c k -f
lo id j o r Turkcatan cotton 0«*i
NEW YORK, Noe. 8. — &lt;A.P.)— tho European market, atortog itjk
The gnsd jury ye* ter day refused
to In d k t Roth Jayne Cranmcr In tem porarily in Rica.
whose spertinent form er Senator
Roy YaYtYee of New Jersey was CALLS DKV CHANGE RK^OTR
sh o t ate* resigned his seat in the
state senate a fter rseoyerieg from
riT T S FIELD, Mass.- Nor. • . - j j
his wounds and declined to make
(A.P.)—
U r!ted Slate* Senator
any charge against Miss CranDavid I. WaL'he yesterday told'*'
mer.
the Rotary club he thought.,
TO DUMP COTTON
chancre of any change In the
eighteenth amendment were "ra th ,
er rem ote," doe to the preoept,
o v e r whelmlngly pro-prohibition
representation in tha Senate and
lloeee.

M EA L, 6 P ound B a g

v

T O S L &amp; R E D ! N IC E A N D F

LEM ONS, P e r D or.

Ranker MeW-RJek. 1

TRUON

COCOA, Vi Poi

ONIONS, 3 Lbs.

SH R IM P, Lb.

SLICED BACON, Lb.

RAJ All FLAVORING

ggiigg H ^ l y n n y i f l f r f r K ^*»»—

«»—a fk-ww o t e l s ffwlm

■i&amp;m* W "*
t-x
-

IekATU
it* * .vfk

r*»v
i ,'‘ir./H L
s w e r js f t a a a m m E a t:,

�V

d Activity S een Lawyer Wto Lead
Again As Menacing Defense Of N e
County In Alabama A tta c k e d By]

di

NOVEMBER f,. 1931

HERALD,

IT P A Y S TO A D V E R T I S E
VtLL - l i t St

DOfl 6o**to/
tvMtae havi

YOU B t»M Ait*

TNISt YIA*» f

"rut •

C onsolidation Of
A11U. S. Railroads
Will Be P ro p o s e d

tlfle railroad and o lh tr corpora­
tion*, « total aggregate lnT*«tment
of approximately *24.000,000,000
“will be unified in arder to pre»*rve th* credit of th# railroad,;
supply efficient
treniporlatlon

try at the loxraet poaalbl* 1
and to afford thooeand* of ii
torn In railroad eeeurltt*. «
return on Utafr cap iu L "

STUART—Raulrnon'e

* rotary

being remodeled.

K N'nv it.—(A.P.J —
«■ ml reduction a t lb*
nf tnngreve of a kill
u »ih i&gt; r iir the csnxollI 'l i t m lw a y a of the
into one large. Inleg*
in.
were
announced
i N athan L Aroater.
ilir &lt;‘ilite n a ‘ National

M A K tS t

n nnmi»l

«*vln g of

11non null! he (ffe tte d
heme. * » prnpound-

ii ho i, a director of
|ix‘ k I,land amt I’ a

There war an old woman who H vtd in a ihoe;
She had ao m any rhildrtn th e d id n 't ta a w w i l l fa do
She gave them A [.At! A to go on th e ir t r e a d ;
S he h in e d them a II tw e e t If and put th e n to

lim it-

r&lt; t u intent

by

of lit.* VinrMimt
a

of
t t lw
e |iit ( t.- i r

III'A I I

lu ill

a |ie- f l i t
rK

in

T in -

Ju’iir

liiiL t H lk tllK
ti e lr iM n t 'd

b u H ln ? * * ,
t t if *
« r ll-

Mr l i l i ’ tk M u r I t i r f i k ?

|i* i lie * Ihh-mI

t ii* -

m

n r le i

A in r r lt - a it

k lio ih

li t re* • Ie* -

T o b h ifto

C tin *

222 K. 1*1 *?*.
Under Mnnngi'niritt nf
K r m - l N r U n , fo r m r r l) u li h
('. \ \ . '/.nrlng t 'o

S U G A R f

With I'lirrhiiHt- n f O ne I’u u m l V clvn Coffee 19r
MRS. SCIILORER’H HAI.AI)

FLOUR
PEAS 3

H O N EST DEALINGS— FA IR TR EA TM EN T
Q U A N TITY
Q U A LITY
LIHHVS

MILK

28-OZ. SW EET MIXED

5 Lbs. SUGAJt

NO. 1 (TAN DEI, MONTE

ft l.llH.
RICE

’Friend* of Mr*. Perkin* Dean
will be tarry to h e a r th at ah« I-.
III.
Mr*. Burch and rhlldren aver*
tika gueeta of her parent*, Ur. and I
Mrs. Will Reynold*, Wedneeday. 1
Mr. and Mr*. Krimllng, of Moo­
re*, were Suday afternoon vl.ltor*
at lha him * of Mr. and Mra. It. G.
Landqu let. They alao celled at the
barn* e f Mr. and Mra, Green*.
M ra.
Bcrgqul.t,
of
Fort
Meade, la viaitlng a t the home of
her daughter, Mr*. E. W. LundqaU t. She wda accompanied by her
huaband ta d ion, Rimer.
The Dorcda Circle meeting waa
held a* lba-bom * of Mra. E. F,
Lundqulat recently. Many actkclea
wet* turned in far th# heaaat
which I* to be held a e it month.
Each member waa aaked to donate
an article tor the grab bag.
A flae lb* dftraUoaal aarvleew the
b e a te n eerved delklotM rtfreehmanta t i t Mra. Xrlcaon. Mra. M r•IL Mr*. BoUr, Mra. VlUeu, Mr*.
Au gnat S wbomo,
Mra. Arabia
Hwanaon, Mr*. A ^ tn Swanaan,
Mr*. Ana ley, Mr*. H aater, Mra,
ThaHgaan. R r t Robbia*, aad Mra,
Balllagwr, aad Mr*. Bihwa Lundquiet, Mr*, i . O. LuadqafaL MM*

s s a i a e

YORK IMIEItlAI

APPLES 10 ib,.2Br

PMUNES
S
P2
GRAPE FRUIT
BAB-O
SARDINES
C1WGER-ALE
T O I 3 ced

ICEBERG

PINT SII1VAR

N a IV t CAN SLICED

iS2±fir5^

W alfred H enocv
fra. K. W. Lnndqubl

15^
5^ BUTTER ^ 33/
15/ JELLO 6 pkgg&lt;39*
14/ ONIONS 3 Lb, 10,
15/ LETTUCE
10/ COFFEE
SU N SET GOLD

v p m

nw

FIRM HEADS ICEBERG

MAXWELL HOUSE

SMALL

PINEAPPLE 15 OCT. SOAP 2w

BOTH

,
5 Lba* MEAL OR

3 L bn. n ia c h -E jre

G R IT S ........

PEA S

10 Lba. IRISH OR GEORGIA SWEET

PO TA TO ES ..............................
HEAD

3 Lba. YELLOW

3 No. 3 CANS

LETTU CE

ONIONS

C orn o r P e a s

R BARS

l, GAL NEW GA.

OK AY SO AI

CANE SY R U P

10 Lba. YORK

| BAR I' and G

2 Boxes BLACK

APPLES

[S O A P .....

PEPPER

3 BOXES Re

TALL CAN

SA LT o r MATCHES

LIBBY'S M ILK
2 Lba.
PR U N ES

M A L T ........

3 TALL CANS

LARUE I'INK

2 CANS

M A C K ER EL

SALMON

P rin c e A lbert

8 Lb. B U C K ET L A R D -B O T H
L E T S G ET TH E HAII1T— ALI. TO G ETH ER
LARGE STALK

C E LE R Y ....
5 Lbs. STEW ARTS AND

2 l.bs. MIXED

ELY PEC A N S ........

N U T S ........

VACUUM, VITA-PACKED. FRESH
Wc have the best Hit* of Fruit and Vegetables to be had— Malta our ataro
S h opping I'htce.

BETTER MEATS A T BETTER PR IC ES
HR MAGNOLIA AYE.

C E N T E R CUTS, Lb*
LARGE JUICY

PURE PORK

WESTERN

S au sag e M eat/2 Lb

W IE N E R S, 2. Lbs.
B E E F U V E R .L h .

B a c o n ,,.

15c

KLI t'KD~BR!JAK FA ST

BACON, Lb. :.. ...

A STS, Lb.
lCOMPOUND

m w&gt;«-

STOP — LOOK — LISTEN
STOKES’ RED FRONT MARKET
GEORGIA PORK
SMALL TRIMMED, WHOLE

4

HAMS, Lb.......................1 1
SMALL

4 ,

-

Loin, T-Uoa*. Clnh, R uud

SH O U LD ERS, L b..........1
SMALL

Routs, LK, ,1(1.

4 i

PIG TA II^,

BEEF

i f | »

BRISKET

BRAIN!

CHOPS, Lb.

STEW , 3 L bs.
DK

SELECT

STRAR&gt; Lb

IF IT S BEEF
STEAKS, L b . _____

F E E T , L b.....

A

RinnoN

21 Llm. H. R. FLOUR and

PIG HKAD8 and
’u w a a a l viait b a r
O u t will' |N M b

i i i .d e

M A X W ELL HOUSE C O FFE E

Mr*. Pride .tgJUregrrt
waa etrfckan with

l

C

HOLD TOGETHER ONLY

s ,W

G R A PEV ILLE

GROCERY

(
W E MEAN IX) PLEA SE

NO. 1 CAN-ARGO t «

C akes

AND

W IN N LO V ETT

TALL

1 Lb. VELVO CO FFEE

2 LH. CARTON

UPSALA

Iti**# iff

T li * » r o n l i i l w m *

Exports To Russia
From This Country
Top One Year Ago
WASHINGTON.
N ov.
0 .(A .P.)— Ileeail't Ftp.i««i* ordered
a lot of machinery and thing*
from America a year or mare ago,
eiporta to that nation are run­
ning to a higher figure tnau thry
did In 1930.
U i t month, for Inttanre, the
United State* eent flO^on^tH
worth of (M»h to the romrnunlet country whIL the total for
September, 1930, *■« lea, than
half that amount, $1.923,091.
Soviet repm entatlvc* her* nay
their government i, actually huying about TO percent lea, from
America lhan last year. The
order* now gunig out w&lt; re placed
from one to two year* ago, they
explain, anti were fnr heavy ma­
chinery and other th in j, needed
In the eaecutiun nf th* fire-year
plan.
,
A general upward awing In ex­
port* g avt th* United State* a
favorable 1ratio *t&gt;aUnc* of *9,*
M S,M l In September with Great
Britain leading 1U daughter nation, Uanad*j3a*-WR,y*T far $)*&gt;
iirat dm* In month*.
Thr Department of Commerce
yesterday announced revived trad*
figure* for the month and for
lha nlirt-month period ending

Her problem was aolveil whan aha
gave Iter c h ild re n ALAGA, w ith iti
deltciou* flavor of Georgia Cana,
and they grew up id be fine, healthy
men an d women, for A L A G A la aa
nutrition* aa it ia good.

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S an fo rd H erald

Circle N um ber T h re e Miss T helm a W alker
O f Church H u M eet H onored W ith P a rty

T H E H O SPITA L—A P b L IT IC A L PA W N ?
MIAMI tlAlliY NEWS
Lot u« coiulder th* Moon o f the Ity ifoe&lt; even further th in that. It
e*so. For nothing i« Uw th at f* Hot U M * b UkI by trailing m#inl&gt;rr* i f
rti*oo -C off» ve. Brrnartf. 3} the prof***! «n, by mem Sen. ot |h r
Lord Ra)mond, 911.
.
h«M rtal niatf, lit fWt by all trh )
Miami’s taipayer-owned hotpi- h rlietr that tru ste u h ip ol a »**•
“U l the largest of Its kind ht* tWa j | * \r r ownel institution should bo,
area, i« threatentd to«tajr by dls- mme than a shard, a cover f »r the
n iftion »»f iU board of tn aatte** a rti’aiy ret* yf one official,
and dism td among lesding farm
A&lt; if thi« veer* not m o u th In
b*r« if (he profeseion upon which »frfii\e th* hfi^piuil of the support
it depends largely for financial* upon whirb »t muat dtpciri il it U
sucrr*» a« thr
of pofltir n1*'. t* herome merely a plac?
vtrik.s it the heart of a hum an!-' n h err ehariiy rasen are erred f . r
tarian institution.
'
, at th#* rip n ip e o( the taxpayer*.
Mayor (iauti.*r. faced ly th# rti*i fh r« h»n al o has placed hi
*K Han Ijr utters a '«w filer }c»|n*.h tbr fftftl.noi) Deerlng bewords «nd »■)•, in effect, Mit'« n'n*r. fh«* largr«t Individual con*
the |j u ’*
.
i
• VrH»utioii tn the »ur«*e*« of the hoa”Th*» lav,” m which he seeks I ptfal in its history,
refoire i« n charts r provision’ that J
»hr fare of there facta, we
ho* been construed fir OAr ttrpi. r*nnot r-r» re the loncltisinn th at
tim r to nirsn th it the city man I th#* appointment of a certain nian
ager r« n remove a supermteni’ent j a • upermtrodent mcani more tn
of th r: h#Mpitai and name his aoc- th city administration then the
ce sor without •#&gt; much as ron-' united *MpjM«rt of U»e me*tr'al pr *suiting the tru*te#-. This has been' fe «lon. than the fV n tn g Lequest
done h\ the n t j matiavef with of the interests of the taxp.i)ir*.
the Bpirf»iil, nod. we bsrlievf, tt*
Th* vev ha I bouquets tosard by
the spe ific behest of cit) rnmmi" ; Maym Ci: m iar to such citueo as
sinners
K. II. |)»ugla&gt;. F. M Hud* n, Mr«Th* #e tilt i ihat trustees whoi Mamie Terrell. Isi.lor t'#»hen and
hn\e deiultd their time without T. K. MrAuliff* will not atnrit for
C O m p v itw tiin t o r m a n y yesri t o 1 the «t* v b m s unwillingness to . .in .
the management of the hg^pitall suit them m m atters ,t -u.h vital
stil.mil their resignation •, n itu ' import to the ho |it« | and of tiiih
rally a*»urring the city admmistra : ikep concern t« every ri.icen.
thm no longer desires the ho«rd*«
The m ajor nodonht will profess
rout»*#l and ihct benefit of |ta lhat Hie e Miipliments cver«* •incere,
jears of etperlenee.
that he i« interss'e#| only in lha*
The trustees hail submitted a welfare Of thu hospital, etr
letter to ih# rltj commission «eekIf sincere, why not give the
Ing to carry out its duties m for trustees wkore services he princes
mutating plans for improvement o f' «o Itirthiv an opportunity tc» treho-plinl admlnistratl *n and thl srnt n plan of operation ami u sowas ivnoreil When the rity man- liitiou #*f the problem that will »*e
rger w*s call«*«t hv meiubers of the accrj ta'de lo all?
bouid they were t«dd th* tomifyit-i Any te ther course of ai-.l#*n n i l
• i«»n di«i not d««ir* to inert with merely add to the arcum ul.tim of
them. Tha orders then i*auml tVimt evhlenx* that the shaft #»f politic*
th* rity manager’s office only con- has struck home, that all offers of
firms^l previous inuiratioiM th a t' belli from ciiitem who hive die
th* trustera were to ’j« '*shc)veU'‘ wel are of the* institution a t,h c a it
with merely nominal power,
will c &gt;nllnue to be ignored an I the
V Arrogati &gt;n of th* rights and h u f|ital is condemn*d t » l*e*.onie
duties of the trustees without #••'«• a mill«tnn* on the necks of tio*
aullation and with ilubious sutl.cr- taipayvra.

tk D her I love
■H 8ha will remember re*
alwaye, for aha
l» a f a y liaauaa madil
v •* aba will ramambay
Um m I t n e l i where th»hadow mingle*

II bar Move th at I
■' aalUiar In earth nor aky,

MM MT tloud,

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|Um garden aha knowi wall
W which her ko*'r I*.
Hoy eya, alone .hall niake
MO blossom for her sake;

Social Calendar
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1 city hospital term s to
|g ml tad up In politic,,
dial la bad enough withllac In a Mt of polltUa.
f-*ir-t
1 IbU'fTHebgo doctor aueell ml not lag baldness n i­
x’w hat will the |h eaters

When the day,' h are dark, men need it* light.
When the time* are hartl. men need it* romfort.
’ Wh«n the outlook I* dikcouraginir, men neetl It* confi­
dence.
When deapair I* abroMil. men neetl it* xvnrtl of hope.
There are luxuritn that may xxell b« .pared. There arc
e n n nccAMglflci that. c*u,fo etirtnllVTVWnt' rhfr
Imi
dispensable at all lime.*. I* *til| more imlix|&gt;&lt;:fisuhle.iD iltura
like these* today' -1—
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The Bible I* not n liook of political maxim* or of em­
ncm ic th e o r ie s . It i* nut it hook of maxim* or theorie. at
•IL I t ia a hook n f liv in g p rln c ip lle*._______r
___ __
r ___
ll'a spirit
U______
the *piril

o f b ro th e rlin e * * a n d good w ill. I t i* a su m m o n * to h c lp fu lneaa;‘ “ B
liurdens.’’ t I* a su m m o n * al“ ear yd* one another’s
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so to aelf-resi
' y in tic p e n d e n c e : “ L e t e v e ry m a n b e a r h is
a p e c tin
own b u n le a 1 It te a c h e s c h a r i ty , h u t a ls o ju s ti c e . I t c a lls u»
glvini *n ;* ’M‘rv ln E w h ic h th u s t r u n g o w e to th e
_____ , - to th e -ft
M#x y f • Im Me M '4*OM,tbliig. w eak, a n ti tn o s e w ho haw* to lh a s e w h o la c k ; b u t it a lso
P*?1*** V
,# t s l r i k * a s t r a i g h t a n d c le a r a t th e m o ra l d e f e c ts in In d iv id m tl T k v
iL u
.w h ic h a r e reap o n * lb le f o r h la r g e |m r t o f th e p o v e rty
i m i . anyhow
, n ^ W f f ^ H n g o f th e w d rld ; a n d a lso u t th e m o ra l n n d ecor"
1
n
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nom lc d e fe c t* in a w ie ty , i.i husino** re la tio n * , a n d In th e
Marin* g a a tr tl who dlmt tha d is tr ib u tio n o f th e co m m o n re so u rc e * o f th e w o rld , xvhlch a rc
,d w claimed ha be, am* head r i s p o n s ib le f o r f h e re m a in in g p a r t .
a ' Marin**'baeeoae ha flunked
C h r la t ia th u on ly h o p e o f in d iv id u a la a n d o f aoclety*
gaathwtlon while at W a t A nd t h s B ib le I* t h e on ly b o o k w h ic h te lls Hh* s t o r y , It
. The w o rd *f that »tory Ui g |onfl p re s e rv e * H is w o rd s, w h ic h a r e s p i r it a n d life . I t
(jrM y a.am lsaU on, and a a #)ona re c o rd s Mi* d eed * b y w h ic h H e s a v e d t h e w o rld , a n d
r&gt;r&gt;*‘ . ’ .
__
w ould s a v e It now If w e w o u ld o b e y Him*
ka world has .on# In h a ll” an
t***1 l h *n * m c n c u n «*•» I* to s p r e a d ih c B lblu a n d
wuariM 1,14 u , th , otkar day, hi ge* it re a d a n d o b e y e d . T h U w ouM Im th e e n d o f h a r d
t, whan r wan young, no ona tim e*, n f P o v e rty , o f u m * n p lo y rm n t, o f in ju s tic e , o r w ro n g ,
baaed a f a hitch hiker." Prob- o r W*n— R o b e rt E . S p e e r.
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M t, bqt lha old faahiohed
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r*l ra.-atvrxl aye* B aplandkl
Ifan by hlx paoplo whan ho
pqd |* Fiance, waa pralaad ao
y far tha auavaa, of hi* trip,
•fq g a i n nnr fraI In thla
ry that paihapa ha pul one
an war awn Piaaldant.

SANFORD, TW EN TY YEARS AGO
Twe lattora recently raralvad
br J. N. Whitnar. tha real lira
leal aatat« man, prov* ronrlualraly. that Hanfaid h not hidden undar a bwahol. One af tha lallat* I*
from a man In Tokyo. Japan, •e y ­
ing ha had rand an nrtlclo written
by Mr. Whitnar, an ralery rultut*
and daarriptlre of Kanfor&lt; and
eating far Hanford litaratara. Tbo
other U ttar U from Hpokan* which
aakad t k a for lllaiatot* an th*

j tbatr hi* fa r xinamployiriaadi* rity •mployraa, th*
W fireman, th , police, lb*
*T** Ib» colored garbqge
tee n certain parranUg* of
Mgbly pay check, t* ■ fund
p a i l f u l relief. It’e th a t
Mr*. Oaorg* Kandnll U vUltlng
"do unto o t h n w h l ; h ia bar parent*. Mr. ami Mr*. B. B.
pan Lhla reentry through. Randall hafnra going down on the
Chat b o flomeraat Butler, K u l Cqaal aatan.lon to tpoad tbo
R haail af Cirrkk. Uilng wlatar with her hatband, Wba haa
A position with tha K. K. C. IL ROa. a t that paint
V.
Th* Manfoid Mu.ic Chtb nw^ a t
____ lha ham# of llrx. II. ft Talar *1
adie- I f f o’clock. Mr*. Tolar wan laadItb a a t# and had aqtlr* x l » n * a# tha
a. a t maytaax. a fte r tha w a d (main**.

C hrlxtlm Trmpeianc* Union will
l*e hakl in Tampa on Nor. 21
through Nor. 21. Miaa Kllan M.
Ktona, niLaahmai y tn Bulgarin will
be the ronvanllon apankar while
kli-s K.mm, T u tk ar will bo leadar of tbo darotionql maatingx.
Mix. Lucille glrtiarda delightfully antartAinod the faculty of
the bigt, achool, th a tan; hare of
tha gram m ar achool and primary
da par I man l, gnpailntandant 'J. }’’.
McKinnon and aavaral other guoal*
In th* rnaim ing noma nf Mra,
R rnrat ToU r with a Hallov-aVa
and birthday party. MW* RlrhanUf
Inviiad gu-etx w*i*t Mndnnxaa
Hiuthvraon, Bowler, M.‘ C. Tolar.
Mr. nad Mr». DUkenaon, M r. aaa
Mrx Falk. Mr. and Mr*. UAw
Mr. and Mr*. Dana, thn MUaaa
M« -al BawWr. O a ra Laala, Guild,
All** Tatbarly, Flora J ok naan.
Flora Walker, Oar tie Spear. N*l*
Ha Vuran, M a n Ka— lager, Car*
rl* INunxIngar, Clan* MUIaa, ll a a

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of the opening session m
&lt;L.Uad to tba week o
A RoxUrn L«k*d boo* «upper wll , (ryir, M v g. K j 0B,
».r Klxen from i:S0 o jlo ck to K:«) Pltjr, r , | t , t whirh j,
.c hirk ot too 81- Jgbnt n i n r n , omp ,on&lt; .ftrampaniod
I 'n e , warohooxe by tbo K o re a n . nurk. s t w |, „ (hr
rirlo U ag o a for charity.
,|frwl . roc&gt;1 . olo
Mj
An aM-faahloood aq u ar. Ind rhapn.an tol.t or ih , Ilf.found danra will bo *i»wn a t tb r uilw (W1U B rnnrlt aft
CUy Hall from 8:»0. o’clock; Uc y t , s 0 shinhoUvr
xnidnight by the W om an. a t l c , „ rv((., wilh , rill&gt;.r ,
I «a»u* for charity.
| Wi, h Mrx 8 E Jon„ ,
MONDAY
Mix. t;. II Sm.lli. .Mr*
Varr.ci. Mrx IV S Th,.,
The Woman’, M tuionary Sn*ic Mix S O. ShlnhoDr- Mol
t y a t tbo F l n t M athodiil Chuicli the mtxxioii xtu.ly |,i ran
II bold It, rryular meeting at 3 cm wax then .»»»«.:
o’clock a t tha church.
tlylc.
IU ,iilar tuxiorx* mretiny of thr
The afternoon .e--...
Ft. Axrffx CJuild of Holy Cro«« lauk'ht by Mrx. S. K. J..
L|iixrop»l Chljrch OftH tie held at xicn itu.ly leader, and M
’3 M) n’rlock a t lh« Pariah houar. Bar?, p caidcnt of the m
The ra f u lir b tu ln ati racatioc of -ocirty Tho.e ativiidtn
Hu Woman** M inionary Society Mr* S. E. Jone*. Mix. V.
r.f the H r»t B aptist Church will Mr*. A K. Shoemaker,
le helil a t S:30 o’clock a t the S Thornton. Mr*. i’u.k&lt;
rhurrli.
Jz.
Ml*. S. 0. Shlnhnl.er, J
The Sunbeam Band of the KIrat Thompson. Mix, Xlarrine
tiapliaUCburch will meat a t 3.:Ui. Mra. K. II loim-y. Mr*
o’rh ick 'rt tha rhurch.
&gt;
j Smith, M i', ft M. Ma*
Hegular buaincx* meeting of th«, l.ola P. I.eC riir. Xir*
lV,.mank Auxiliary of the f’rea- tlotrhlxon. Mr*. Carroll
ly tariau Church will l.e held a t ; \ |
J. H. PoneM, \ | n
2: JO o’clock at tha church.
; Wcllv ilr*. K A. Iln-u
_ • .
1 two xixltnrx, the Kev
Tucaday
\’,rn c , and Mrx. T f . O
Itcirular bridy* party of th ;
------------------------Social Dejiartmcnt of the Woman’*
,
Club will U held a t 2:30 o’clock -M TS. I ’o p P I ’ r P S
t t the club how a on Oak Avenue
A a f ’ ir r * ln M a
with Mra. :WHllam l.udw i, anJ
L . i r C i e lYlf
ill .-1 M ari.p Zurltaida aa ho,t-------exxea. C ontrart and auction b rh lte
Mra. T. C. I’jipe prod
will be played. Reaarvatloiu nm»t the lm ln&lt;*a xea*ion at th*
t e made with Mr*. Jam e. U Muy- nf c tr . | r Num,u.r p„ur
phy by Monday a c n ln y .
Math oli.t Church

Business and Professional

LUM BER

DIRECTORY

ATTORNEY

Ita n k Iluiltllntf

Why not advertise throuRh
n medium lhat Is read hy
rverx unc — c-pecLillv it c w
romers. For rnfes In tfie
dlrteiory phone The Her­
ald. I IH.

Jlllh nnd Holly
"We are al nil thnea
lo awxLst you In nay way
with your building n r r d n ”
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S a n fo rd ’j D rn g

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II. S. White
A tlo r n e y - a t- ljiw

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Hill Lumber. Co.

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Mis. Ilaset C,torn Hutatley. who
Uriel Wtnt ;p u[&gt;ctat)oik
thr Ftrnakl Laughton Memo u\
l l ’js p t.t l, has b**n iem os*i| to th*

»•*•'»« ui h**r |rai«*nt«. Mi. «i»*l Mr*
1 1. «**, French \at*nu*. Ihd I*
• ■T'uird to te imiuosiitg n»x«i\
rhr Hrv. ami Mrs F. M M i !••»
M»s i« M S bipl, • Mrs
Flm«*t
l*i r I* I, Ml-* Mar) \li a- &lt;b«|’ .
Mi - Until* !.*• «iini* ami Mi
l ’l o \ \pplrb\ r« tinned io*i niglit
I»**111
•»»»!.a * '|||F tha* tlf»\
Ih'vu altvnding .« • m ii ) &lt;il»
*•*•»»»en'.ton of l i r I i* -• a i
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Mrs. Huf f Eutertuins
In Honor Of Visitor

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Nits I at i* il Willii will j»re r* t
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it v • h' 1' 4; y l Ii *•.»»»*•
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S u e th e xxurrx o f xli&lt;i|&gt;itlnt;
for pt'.Niimtl i;tflx . T h e n ’
1* n*» u ifl ft** iK T sonnl ns
x iiiir p h o lo u rn p li, lirru tis r
i t ’s VOW.
XXI Kilt &gt;1 DT s r t DIO

M sm ith nf tl»»* W mfif te.ird#n
Nm ilia*, tthu gftvr thi-itt a ‘Indy
*f | l nl life nnd i Unt nl*rt»ft. *stinil, ami gave the w I* #»»ltw in
pruning and Ian ««*.*tp.ns
At th* ruf)clu&lt;
M**n *»r N|r &gt;ni’*h’s
talk th*y sirwrtl fh* \Viiit*r t.a r
n n N tio rrift and th* n *»»p»v*J a
pn me lunch «i» tht l.m n tb*r*.
Ihiw r brtsritl a r r r ; Mrs Idntnn

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A largo number of partona U
cxiieclod to attend tha lioatod
baled bran tuppoy and old fashhmed Munre d i e t , and n o m l
• ance is to gNaO t ua—r r a w aaoaIng hy the Waman’a a r t e Ira g v a
of the city far ehariiy. Supper will
| r xerved from R:30 o’clock to 8:(K)
o'clock* a t lha SC Jo h n , H lcrr
Lino Warwhouse after which lha
guoala will adjourn to the Citv
•■all wh-rw din tin g will be enjoyed
from 8:V&gt; o'clock until mldnighi

VaNNl A l. F I.O W K H

City IUII Saturday
8 lo tn Mldalto
Both foe

C h a rity
Woman's C ltlc Lm | «
Sanford.

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S A T U R D A Y , N O V . 7 th

Annual-. b*lla, ri*-* hash*--, xlarx. drlphinium. a*|uellc planls,
crotnnx. aitlvJ* |M*tlr*l planlx. palm*, (t.lixtaia. Irrra anal «*d*l
fish for -ale.
l.u n r lte o n S e rv e d O n ILilconv
MtUch I’aildinx
Next lo I’rnnej'a

Yhjnvt-iMthernt.!
Lum lxu'jucks
. W arm and
ServiieaM e

$1.98

High Point Of
W inter Values

F la n n e le tte

V la a « llttl

B ptfttM 'tat Mad hi a* of Urn
pragwwalva SpIrltuaUtt Church
J7 IA&amp;T CONCORD AVB.
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Service S tatio n

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THE SANFOHt) HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER G, 1031
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FORALAB

J Tbe flrat gam* between the girls
M l I pitcher's duel between Ethel
Gntog fa r Hanford and Miss Goo).
Vfal of New Smyrna, the New
'EatTTM t*«m holding a one run
• n r s l a *D*r their half of the
Math Inning, th . srore at this
• tig * of lha gama being New
ftaaim a 4, Hanford 1' The H.nfOrd girla staged a rally In Ituir
half of th* sixth inning, putting
nf*r nln# runs, to bring their t».tal op to II and as New Hmyrna |
only secured tw i runs in their half
nf the last Inning. They lost by a
margin of six runs. Both the**
fvnms played gsvod h tll in ths field,
mid, a l stated above it wa* a revgiar pitcher's duel fnr most of the
|gm o, lha gam# keeping the la i .r
rrawd In auspen.'* the entire time.
The see jnd game, between the
Xltoanll Gtub nf New Smyrna anil
Sanford Men's team was u
Tory one-sldwl a tfiir, the Hanford
team .clearly nulrlaaeing and aulalaylllg tbo New Hmyrna bun h
from atari to finish.
.Jo h n n y Hodge w*s ill the l*r.v
fa r Sanfanl, snd for five inning
h^U tha Now Hmyrna train scurelota, allowing only four hits,
Waiting on* hotter, ami striking
Ott faar. In th* lost two inning*
ho cased up, simply lobbing Ihr
M il over, yielding up five hits,
M M tor four runs In thr** la&gt;l
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jriita to r Net* Smyrna, giving up
fhrto hits, and Ihre* run*. 11*)**
went Into the tax in the second
lin in g and waa net as effxcllvr
f t Itakw obd stattFd out. the Han*
furd team securing off hi* ileliv*»|f lire run* In the second, two in
tta .th ird , i In the fourth and two
in ilia fifth.
.
In addition to Ihilr po »r nffenfly* work, Ihe Ni*w Hiuyrn* loom
toaa ah * eery weak on th* ilefrnalye. While they flehlcil the ball

ctronly In ntosi InMnnccs, they
edaraed to b* unable to Ju-lge the
distance In throwing to bases
quite a few of Hanford runs being
the raault of InDald errart with
wen M th* paths.
' (hi th* other band the Kanfonl
tram plsysd a fine gam*, both al
lha t a t ami In th* field, only three
error* being chalked up against
.them , these coining In the lael in­
Binge a fte r there was no chanrr
• f a bebhjo causing th* l.iqa af th*
/ •’ Onemf the larg tst crowik af th*
aaasnq braved the chilly to te te to
.toUaets th* game anJ wept away
toall aatlsfiml that both of the Han­
ford leant* gave a giwd ace mnt nf
W i t a o lTaa.
.
,, Tohlgbt
th* Heminol*’ Dry
Ttoancrs and Chase meet. The Dry
C tfanari defeated the Chase tram
In their Inst’ selto, howevtr, Dill
Ra*gp*l, who was rseently ap|pw t*d Manager of the Chase
l*tm, It authorilv for Ihe stateRwnt th a t there will be a different
f h n *t the end uf the game to-

Hanferd football fans will he
w atrklag with latere*! Ike rr*ult
of lha Florida Rat-Auburn Hal
game la Gainesville to m o rro w
afternoon, far fonr Hanford
hoys will be playing on Ike
Florida Rat tram before tk*
■am* I* over. The; are Gears*
Mayr, Isat year's sensational
fullback; Itov Hymen, w hirr lo­
cal earner sa* cut short because
of a hraken bone hut who starred
at Itlirrside Military Academy;
Howard l.indoey, who played
guard and larkl* here last year
and the year before, and Gene
Haller, whs left here three
year* ngw after havlag lived
here Dial long. These bay* are
all *ure la see arlion far Hyme*
I* a flr*t S i r i n g tackle. Mayr a
second string fullback. Butler
second siring tackle, and l.indwey third siring guard.
Thru* boy* a ir tnrmbrr* of what
i« hnnjc hailnl i« tha mmt rr
lilo Mini powerful Kr*«hman train
Ihi* llnivemity HR" Fver hail. All of
Iho Lark* are «ai«| to bi* triple
threat Etar*. whilr th^ linr^mrn
ha««* *rrn art ion in both thr Lark
firlil and (hr linr, thun Kivnig
(hem a ilrfimti* unilrr«tanilmtf ut
what thr 11i»f m uit »lo to alt| thr
•iirkt anil the tram. So far thr
Hat* have won threw gantr*. all
thry‘\(* playnl They wbipiwxl l(r-«l
Ilrthe.ru h lor nl 1 M illtiry A*a«lemy
team, aent mtw Alabama In Leal
the At.il&gt;ama Hat* 7 to l», liro ifr
Muyi’,t kirk for n t r j point, winmii i the fam e by (be way,
ami

I t i r Tech K sls are said la rep­
resent the best talent in Geor*
gla's high school* Iasi year. The
University of Grorgie rurellrd
srv rral stars, but the Tech
scouts gut mure than the Geor­
gia scauts. so. wilhlu a few
y’ra rs Hie Trvh haanrr will again
be In Ihe front ranks uf lesdiag
• sulhern le a n s. Hevrrsl Hasle n t persons iwtll. all end Ike
game, with George
Meyr's
fath er brlag oar nf Ikcgt. Tha
elder Meye ha* talkrd aathlag
but fauthall far the past a ll
week*, and la as ptaud nf hU
hoy aa a father could he. A* ex ­
cited aa he la sow, I can't
Imagine what he's gslag ta do
next year, bee**** George la
■aid Ja be an* of Ike aalslaading
me others nf the squad, and his
name I* an Ike tips of plenty of
sport* followers at Galnesvlll*
and in football reateia. II*
should b a te a remarkable year
ta rrin g Inter ten, and. when Ihe
Fighting Gator slide* inis action
agaliwl his t i n
opponent*,
you'll Hod George
(k*
park. -

III*.Jacket* in Orlando tonight
slattin g u t H:U0 o'clock. LnM nf
S.i nf umI fan* will no dms'.t
b«
down Iheie, Iwraase Heminol*
High will play both those team*
Iwfor* th* season Is a rte , an,| *11
will Im wanting to watch the gnma
and spe-'ilat* on Sanfard’n chances
against both. From past ttcords
thjs stason. Hanford khout11de­
feat Orlando with ease, etui give
l er-burg a better H aiti, than Uat
yrai when th at outfit waa held to
a 0-0 He. Th* entire l-ees'-uirg
teem was here this aflernoen
%-outing Sanford, aa was Coach
G .ren* and several of hi* Tigers,
leeeburg has yet to be defeated,
in fa rt, has not been defeated for
the past this* seasons. If Semin ids
High ran only put over a win this
S *hw raaliy enjoya mototcy- year! Kanner. Heater, sad lha fast
m, consider R. A. Paul, TO, of will get p lan t/ of glory then.
«atk, Va. And to xuhatantiate
The Florida Gatara raah slang
claim th at he d fives to Ira tel
Utything but a inotorrycie, ton- with Ihe Dak*. Maryland. N. Yft kia 1100 mil* trip I rasn U„ Katgera, M iaatoeta. (leaegl*
leaks, Va.. to UU&gt;1. with M n. Tech sad Carnegie T ra h ’lanaM
J riding In tk* tide ra r at ex fa r aa their rheaM * af t to­
la ry i» mar ra w la u neira a d ,
• tn M gall* an h ear s a l t
lbs rax pi* cam* to r t to xpewl T hat's the aylalla a l H PV.kThe-Wlaner n a U e ta a U who (hta

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GAINESVILLR, Nov. to—Twcntjr-rir d .I.im in ed G ator grlddara
entrained for BlmtlngHom lo t.
yrrtordoy afternoon whoro &lt;h»y
wdl balll* Alabama'* famcVCitm•nn Tide Hrturday.
There w*ra i t t t r r l unexpected
■hakrupe in Iho **|uod making th .
trip and Johnny Fountain, aophornnre halfback, Don Korayth, vet­
eran Ru.nl, and “Sparky" Simp•on, xipbninnro tackle, wore Uft
behind when th . Florida craw
pulled out foi Alabama. Thla trio
w h irb ma|&lt;I« the prevloaa trip* this
sess*m is handicapped with injuries
andjS nsble to m skr tha Birming­
ham trek.
Ilent) Kichatde and Hi Osgood,
a pair of lik e ly looking guards
from the Omelet squad, replaced
the injured varsity members on the
traveling rosier.
A blarkboaid drill early yrstn d a y afternoon, followed by a
htief workout in the stadium, com­
pleted Coach Bachman’s prepara­
tion* for the Alabama gama. The
squad went through a light but
.....iprrhriiaire signal practice as
the G ltor* gave their offense •
Isst-minute grooming before tint*
to l.naid th r train.
Al Itngrrn, stellar triple-threatrr, ami Him llavis, promising
sophotnoie, were working together
again yesterday at the halfback
positions on the first elevetrrand II
appears that this pair forms the
most powerful scoring threat that
lb* Kantian* possess. The addition
of Davis, who ba* been running at
srrorid string halfback, gives tho
first Iwrkfield g rra trr offensive
versatility a* the lilg Tamps lad It
a triple.threat man hlnrself, ru n ­
ning, passing 11ml kicking In high­
ly rominendable slyla.
Davi* I* the third sophomore to
win a place in the first string
barkfield a* llo'aby Tteadgold, a
new inner to varsity football, Is
directing Hie tram a t qo arln liark
slid Jimmy Hughes, another first
year man, head the parade of fullliuck*.
Klmw Buck, sensational soph
ipiarierhark, whose n r r e r
was
bulled alien he irrriv rd a broken
ankle in the North llarolina gam*
a month ago was aid* to repoit
fo r rewrite* yaat**Jny a lta r hia

Fiaulein St invach, an Acalrian girl, is shown above as she tested her v
London before attem pting U walk acroM the w atsr from England In France.

Saturday
WILL RE T H E '

LAST DAY

CIIAPKL IIILU N. c:.. Nov. 0
4A.I*.| —The Univtmity of .North
Carolina f rntball team left here
last night for Atlanta, where
(irorgia Teeh will be inoHinterril
.Haturila).
Twent)-eight men, all reported
in fir*t-rla4« romlitlon, maile the
trip. Frank Smith, s«un&lt;l string
tackle injured in the KlorUla iramr,
wa« tho only abaanteo &lt;|n • to ip
juriaa.
Chuck Coiling «ai«l he wotilil
probably start hi* flrat string line,
with Karaite#, Croom, Sluaser nml
('handler in the harkfield. Another
net of backs. Peacock, White,
Thompaon, I’hipps tin I |jasalt&lt;i
will probahljr ba saved for the u t *
nml attack wave.

AIHUHtN, A la. No% (» i,\ |* | •»! flph . **•» et»arh pronoun e*l
I milintieil work on f nmlrino'nt j I 1*"* *s|t»asl f i. for 'cattle. A i nmtddM given the Auburn «pi:n| ve I'lele re t u i the order f *r tmlai.
terday as the eoarhfH w trV e i.t.
put the iv«s*f» In beat pltv-nul eon
HI.Ai K III*III*. Va . Nov »1 —
ilition for S o tu i«|jy’n L ittle with I A I* » I o i.h \ r a l *v«» f u r e t to
Tul-me. Crippl*- xiill are being
Do V I* I. Imrkfield forms
given light work i•• U a tm ibetr* i*'*vt|?rda» fur tin* WaHitiiilun un«l
rrrov»r ) .
I *•«* ifime Saturday. b«tau*«k of In­
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UNIVERSITY. V ». N ,v a. •
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(A IM—Virginia'- squad ..r JH
Sam llaflw tck took Al OaneyV
'p lit.r * left tanight for New y p il , p h r* ut hnlihnek, **dh It d,l nn
In pla* I'idumlaa Saturday. The i n.. v. p - ft os. fullback In replorr
Cavaliers will lav*, their final I 11••*rv»*• Giolh ut ihr olh.i hall
wm kinil I efure the game mi Ilalier Bunt Oltle, will play quarter u* k
Firbl today
and Fr nk Howard will ie st fullThe last home wnrkmit yestrr' back I'urlerfWdd and Grntli wire
ATLANTA. Nov. # .-|A .I'.&gt; — day was ilev dr*l Isrgidy l»» polish- cM reted In pinyIn |*ar» nf the
Georgia Tech will win another Ing tbe attack to Im used ngslnsl game, but U. wai&gt; I sihtfui that
football gam* this year. C o a c h lull the New Yorker*, and in iierfecl-, * • *eyr wd) gel in nl all.
Alexander *aya a &gt;. Ami tbe virlint
will be North Carolina lirrr next
Saturday.
I.KXINGTDN, V a, Nnv. 0 —
Despite the fart th a t several of
bis regulars will In* mil. Coach ( A.I’.J - Dummy irriiiiiiingi- dr
Alexander )r triiluy
-aid his (MkimnI !•» tailrrrntlhrn I i l v f v i i y
Golden Toronstlo would take th* iiysiiust ('l«*m#&gt;n |&gt;la&gt;» f«*at»i«
Ihr V. M. I. prnctlca yistt i.lu. &amp;ft*
Tarheels in their tnnual battle.
l a s t year the team* f iu»(ht In iMtHVtn r i »i | fh o W N l Ih n t i h r H u n r
m&lt;Ro &gt;».
B 0-ti.Ue. N eilhar lias lisij an Sato*.the cUeJv ui Norfolk HalurJay.
• picmass flrat half M*i
era f a r dawn the Rout! rn ronfrr- Tlu.ru v i s plenty of speed in the
Imrkficlt prudjcril by Bill Hmith,
nice standings.
l.avindrr, T ravers, m il Wnilr, The
LKXINGTON, Ky., Nov. t o - (':ilc ts will leave Lexington F ri­
(A .P .)—A dummy
trrim m age day minus Monty Ken, Ihe injured
,
against the frashnirn using Duke renter.
University plays rnmpletevl th*
Wihtcaf*' preparation
fnr the
1 KXINGTON, Va., Nov. 0.—
H iuthsrn ftonferenen engagement (A.I’.J—N are Collins, * W ashing­
with Wallace W ade's team. T he ton and Lee hack, ws* nh**nt from
Wildcat* am in top condition, ex­ tho practice yesterday with a b u l­
cept Urbaniak, back, who wa* hurt ly Injured leg. The hurt was re-

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lo he especially Interesting lo the k t . persons n.iw fighting it
out lor th* football ticket.
To help yuu In your selectiona, here's s h a t the team* did last
week;
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U plrked I’enn iltatet J* pUkad
Harvard, II picked D artm enth;
31 pkbad Waahlagtan. l&gt; pkhed
C alifaraia: 41 pkksd H. Mi Va
nine picked Texaa Aggie*; 44
ricked NoMkweatern. six picked
Mlnnanata; 44 picked . North
Carwllwn. f**r picked Georgia
Tech; 4# picked rU tta a rg ll. t«
plrked I’araegto Tech, ead tS
picked Iowa Hi at*. I I Kaaons
Aggies, and #•# picked n tin.

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TlUla Bra th a n , a n , nf Hanferd^s
nldestoaad D igest aw iuilve m eat
markets, anaouncet the opening of
g delicate***n dn pari m eat to Ita
a bendy weil -eataklWhed huslnoa*.
Frank Hooker, o r Delrdlt. who has
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Republican narilaatlon tor gavonto* o f Ohio In on alrptan*.
, Ingalls, ation of o m of OMa'i
nU ert and mo«l pforaiasnl fam i­
lies, naval filar in tho World W ar,
former aU tf rtpyeientattvo and
nathor «f th* Ohio A ir Coda, an­
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win.'* In onlar to make Ml ( p u k ­
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I Mill nltand lo hia dullea • ) a stb t1 ant secretory until Congrra* Ha*
artaJ on the naral appropriation
III), he .aid he will Gy an airplana.
lia will hare aa KU Republican
opponent Secretary of Hlata Clarencr J, brown of Rlanchaatar,' who
la credited
with eon* idarabla
strength In the atata. Governor
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Clerk Of Court Of »
Orange C ounty Is
Indicted Bv J u r y (!
H utinurtl from Ptffr One)
M K* *it «on »!» &lt;fork of th r circuit
com! jm | fiirthei that a copy »f
U h ft ••lotion U* maiUwl imm«*»li
•trlk »*. die Caovrrnor of the $t*to
of I • i*U anti that a copy of thix
IPml itit'ii In* ilv litrtn l mnmiliatc
ly la» i hr hom l of cotinty commi*lit tic • oaf OrdtiEr county. Kla . thr
m riiiU i- uf whi h Hoanl. with th«*
H o I'.d,, of V. \\ Katr«. haw*
mU: tii f!•••! | heir wiltingm*** ant
reailin.
p&gt; m n ur herein nn«l
tha' • Mipy hereof In* imwinliali ly
licit • ..I to thr new* pre*'*."
\t I’ll ri fa t.l to \V. K. M at 111*
lax c ili-itoi. ihi* a.imr action w«i
tat* n « x«cpt that In hia va*«* th*
anu tint of Ihr inilrlHtcflne**** •ho«*n
b&gt; • h* fair audit i* $#•!. I.VJ *».*•
In thr ca«r of Judge Victm
Hut Fin*, jmliri* of the count v
com t. whi».«* imb* d r 'new- to the
i onnl v u* placed at jK.’J.t.'i J •
ihwau ’h hi- refusal to im hide lit'
'dill! T w indue in hi* M*po» I on
fr* ». lha* c iu id jury rr«pie&lt;tcd fh*
Roirriiitr **lia iinota* lialrly riuttow
from off n r Victor HtilrMn* a
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K Mattm Mnt tin i« i h.uir* d "*t t
failute |o moke ft|M»«t« trr Ill
com I Indict »t» nijhl • »'••*• Ihei.
arc light t*nilt « il,t*n ,it •• t ••
a |itito | him wnd tio f«»r imikiut
C 0 fl«| IOr Mill | *Ia I ■ • pan I ••« till
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I A I* I— Themlnre Dreiser told
newspapermen &gt;r*teid«, that thr
plan uf the ru n im lttf, uf invesli
gaturs he will lea,| into the lis t Ian
euunly tual fie!!*, jierhsp* tudsy.
is t*&gt; “let the Ainericun |n*u|&gt;l**
knuw jii't whal cunditluns an- '
He said hr had heard rrp o ils nf
" dark'jack" rule over the miner*. ma M*nd •»» «#!•••» iom ! 1
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D lrlsrr was the first meiidn-i Ih« I.Misoii, K 'V Ii#»v»*s mill ll"l'
of the naliun.il rnmmittrc* fur the rrt I'lvii . w!i«» k\»’|a* n th** •••••!'
defense nf political pri-oners In iNitii, |ir«nnpllv trioil* m -«I »!»••
app*-ar here. O ther, arriving ye*, arrvu r&gt; In r.«|il
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trrday were Mr. an l Mis. Charles
I Ih.vl n»|'i' *
tii** milt I
num ronj trraix n a m - »-&gt;—i i m RVtatxi hr furnttohraal ih ru t. I k L tlu.
Passns. All are writera • tosaliar V W rt iRSlf i H dm)#.
largely with ••Hl.sl prnblrms.
I nli*r r n | » l.'iriln'itn -tvfr'l thm
“ Repoit* Have rum , mil fium hi* Hat* hi*. Mlltirni’V'* hi«,| not ‘hti
here indirating that rapilal sn.| in •'|«* IM l« (Mil tit Lifl Hull In I* 1*1
ilusUy ha v«* im-1 rrnt«x • niinvi* IMM %l*'1i»l«’*l im i i 11*11IV11 1.4 bto .1Mil
And labor." D rcurr
**Wu «Ji »h'I Util It,. III! \4*&lt;1 III hi* H’Oillll
know gn\thii«i: mIhiuI ttMiililiiino U I uHv ""I . •♦Mi|.h*l. Iv Xllhllf • I
11 except what we have heard, hut if
II.- L h iiif*t ■%
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Urine j nidition. are a* bud a* »e !&gt;»*• |i|'|l I
I III I Ix’llll! 11111;i«t • Ii *1
they a te, then We want In find out III,, i m l '•! * uf Ihe t|f - k»*l
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amed If (he American people will stand irniiirti'K Hu • ••unii'il •• 11« •i
a li fnr suck condition*.
h er’ "O ur rom m ltte, ha* no nf fillsthr tion* wit), any olhei r&gt;”"l&lt; I'd
othei : tonally I am affiliated with o"tho lb mg but &gt;ny own Idea*
Mi-“ tVc plan to holl a -en.
.if
;t |iu- * inertings for the puiposr of liuaimg all sides of thle Double ”
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The mealing* will be nb-*-i*cil
d the by two national guard o ffh er- *|*
loHik |Miintrd yesterdey by Goveunir
jtlnn- Sampson a fte r he hed tesin u b d .«
-- previous order arsignim:
• lb
I* hm rnt of troops In gusiantre
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lit -t ill** curpentiy, painting oc
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Her in llis Writing

the tat* Nicholas Lungwort h of
Ohio. Hawty I* chairm an of the
Krpubjican caucus. The nntlficaliana w*f* ten t by Reprcsenialive
C lark, of Naw York, secretary of
the caucus.
'C am paigns fo r Representative
Tilaon af Connecticut, party lead­
er, and Representative .Snail of
Nnw York, for Um Republican
nomination, have been waged f»r
njynths. Th« ■Una nolUhaM-.hrnYalnths. The aituation has caused
suggoation of aevarml compmMto* candidates, including Repre­
sentative* Mapes and Michener uf
Michigan- Lor* uf Masaa-rhuarita.
Mach of Kansas and Uamseyer of

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■lamage- In dnv amount fr..... one
D ent up.. •• fording to tha ainuunl
Ml-. Britton vra.- harmed.
"The A nsw er'll! Ihe President’s
Daughter,” w*« yrritten by Joseph
Debarthr. now dneasr.l. It de­
nied Mi-- Itritten’s claim* ef h*»I ing held clandestine meeting- willi
| the U rr.idsnl, end secus-d hvt uf
degenriir v.
In tlo-ing urgum enl- lo the
Jury, lounssl f»r Klunk ii&lt;l ihe
attack- un Mi-s llrilton orr*
. tru th f-l. She led s "lust fur

Th* oMcntivc director of the
Dcmocraiie nations 1 committee
added th at “n obody rare* lo lab*
* ,* ) fr &gt;m th* smiaMo Dr. F*ss
g h rie v e r infantile comfort hr may
got mil of sUW mants to which no­
body else even In hia oxrn party,
,
slocelsty xc'jacrlbe*.”
. Claiming th* largest majorities
‘ in hiaV&gt;iy of the v ictoiliu. Duino, crntl* gahornatorinl can-Hdstes in
A c Xowtawky and New Jersey. Khouso
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H -' Michigan D m eorntlc
winner).
lig h t on th# (nepitude
' and faitura af tb* calm nil sitmml\
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toeor out . i • Gum-Dipping whleh adds longer
life to every e o n j . . . 2 estra* eon! piieg directly »nfrr
I h e trrnil glviitd g re a te r proteeU on f r o m punqlBrsw
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(A.P.)—Home Democrat* yester­
day began a bruk akinnirh for
tho apoil* of victory, confident of
a aatiafmctoiy division before rn(gaging in the contest over organi­
sation.
The prise of Door leadership and
■ number of chairmanship* of im­
portant rnmmltteea is sought by
both northern and southern mem­
bers. The southern ststev have
yanking Democrats on 2t&gt; of the pi
Committees, nn,| with the entire
Ik m b eran lp behind Itt•prvscntal l i . John N. Garner of T er*-, he
W ll la b . tha speakership, if tin
T arty {. successful in vulitig no
organliaGon.
N orthern groups sre suppoit mu
Representative O'Connor of N .«
Yolk, Ayrea e l Kansas nod R ainr,
of llllnola for the floor leader
•hip. The names of Represents
tivea Byrnes of Tennessee, t U p
of Georgia, MrDuffie of AIj Iuiiu.i
and Rankin of Mississippi, bun
keen endorsed hy southern urnnpAastnancvs that hatimoty wdl
prtvali were made by seveial
members yesterday. The pr» -. i.'
differen*ea are to lie composed .1'
a Democratic caucus Dee. ‘I.
Representative A ytr. of h in 1
•aid, “sinea tbe speakership t* I*n
4ng south, the leadership should g
cither north or west,” He e«
pressed confidence that the Demu
ermta would present • united front
to the Republicans In the organi­
sation battle and would win.
■A ssutfrM * that the powerful
Naw York delegation of £1 Would
throw its force behind G arner foi
speaker w .ra given by Kepresentsti^i'D IcItsteln of that state. Thisquelched repotts of posnildc de­
sertion of this im portant group,
fa sv m t they were dissatisfied
with tha division of power.
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to Th** &gt;U(rt It*.tlit of th«* Oln«*.
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n-lsIsTu •!(' tun* Ji»P«n«e iri'OpY at the N onn River
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f*'# T«i* 4io-'i 1 Inn' In ct'Mnton •II 1 s hl«**| • oi.
lo tsarn«*r in tin* teav&lt; uml M* nn •
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ts«11« ••!..*• hi** . 1 1 *e««#rT*
roiuiiiittn'. otic ••f tha- tils'rif im
Hi** r« ill'll.;n*|iie *ai t itinforvfli« ' i’ ij n sii Mkd a v«:ist mi
l* ' 1‘sit1 ' * t|l 1 si h
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rotanor btaneb of th« KovarnnuMi ! mrnibaM wrro opptiad, t» pmln «lu1f T
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••Ur wlDH'w t*iVl Mi'llilil stllHhll!* Ill ir 1 fil4 Co1*• h*mg ft nl to Uu- Arena
Tin* Ultl* cr«j|&gt; U i'hful
tlii
A Urmocrnt, A. Harry .Moon’, Mtion indlcatnl amtlniai.’ f»r
«l- Is |I . It vs.* lilt •&gt;•* Ililis I I. • * ••» I
1
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t.t • •I*I ' lllll'. IlM slll&gt; »«f diu &gt;att)** Tokyo fM*wwpnpen
tr uk 3 • - ' l l
hikil&lt;t
llui
will takr ibo go vrm o i'i ch .ir in ptrai waa rrowinf. Tba'aaln nf rnir
if 1*1** r idU t.**m : « is 1 »■ iL%*
PX*0
th;. v*r itri'il Is 'tuts 4 h«-(t r »»u •mil a m il ’if brigade of
sa t.l I '. J
Alt
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Major
(iwilyn)
M'jjrJ
bit
Jtrarjr. xwrpt to txtwrr «n a waa in tba riihth MlfbiRan trhrr
IttHsp-. will In rent from Japan lo
B ig g e s t S h ip m e n t O f
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miimJ.1 ISyrt.M
f**nit* •• ••
•in*1 -j taiih In ' Hitm .I'.ii.'h 1, **» Ihi- nfinjiilii n*ra to rcrtai-a fhtr
(*M a ,-• tl till w• 1st, • -|
({curie. Mli'l idsj* ti'»risiiw&gt; Owen.
B u lb s Is S e n t N o r th
tlona; «uJ— unW *' tk* m ran ting1 waa elKted.
|(**i|)lttltl4**l vit 1' Re I a i*1
• fi"r» | b. MorV for *iui *o&gt;. our tin* l Japanese »ol n#r* »hu ha&gt;a
• *ta•••••' "fi l •* '-'anl
Th#
1
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U
anfwrtaiii
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tnUN nf KcntixkVN balatct] rujnt
h* »*n holding |ui«iti'*aa in th«* •&lt;The Maryland Dvinotrat ; rrnUtitMni ii* 14 ial iu *ht* Kr. If h
•IMlv 4 ll«i «'ir *I**t** *
man
who.
at
head
of
the
uirtkn'r
nun U* 1 **ili 1y itvs*l*r I s m;i
a ir otrrtarnatl— Ruby D ffn r o , ■ I• | »Mrt#d rtmu^h f &lt;.*ra wi- j M b*' mu *
t-la. **fO» •l**i IP|{ th.* Wor|.| Wa
C*j|icluil:ii|r.
s\ft
I
m'h111Mini «u»* , •rri»iul &lt;.*himte lunrilory iniaa lb*
emiTiti tt cov^rnmtr.l. *va« alni»*r*
Mf |•tl t 14 its III 'I t| |«l. &lt;t 1
• ° * IS lateral, will take th,. place terrd In tho cotitmx llnust lo fnrtrr
«i'n 1 •••th 'kr K'lbfli-sk
...II
g* itv»I that rneh membtr bv^tn •iiitbrrak «»f troubl# oa .Sept. Id.
*wi ietit¥ art tier of Mnlam*. •{**•
1 • * u 11 .1 r 1 mIV
Mi.ig.
of n Rtpablican garm nor
at a rota on tharm hiHtlnn &lt;pa»t!inn.
hum
to |ilnu m stlCi iueahlsinul l Jm| on. in 4 nnu- \ » l»*« r o m u lH l
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1U said thare aara Initwain I'd THiicR.
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which
Mill 'Vuirlv brin?
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beartne thaw rasalta o» and 1 U
of thr tmw llnuaa
aUHit a
falih ind ..mfi- U « i*i* (tubably Huay. w4U m
CcotKL' wrole lo Jdr ll*rbcrt
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IrM tlf* I i i i . &gt; a ! f oc lavonnc.iiwdtilraalaw «wrapaal.
dfatcr I.. o u ,.,| o « wo l ...r J .r *u»«U W
arA r on»|»lM*^jT•! v^rtanm t»'h
• the fbnu*#* g f l M t W s • l!V*
*MNTf hallrvn wa will l&gt;a nhln ♦ «»
• I -fliuujr. Wr mu4t ar)|
sell ntt
nit - ' ,,0&lt;u U If*1
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anil
9u«*tion last night.
*| bring tha it-ua to a »otv in thr
inton^t#.* in Kngll h nil' AinRi ylix
• Diitba
•* ^ |c* northe* m
*■ ' # all uw r aguin on lh»* g'-rMl r«iiicrrritng MatkluirlA'
the
pant
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hn«
hern
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M
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MgRAmung tha Dfmocrata thara was lltni.a at thr conilnr aes-inn,"
Th.- r.'te will frply u» the tipa’j .
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k**' M uri* lh# luigf*.' 0fiipt•!•*&gt;n '.it
much rajoifing aad handelssping. I iitlhi. inn anl. “ When th* seven-1
.it*
L dunlin It**" (iirralt *#i***n«t| ..f ^r i.ithlr RrlAtiil, a&lt;*T(ng pr##l«
&gt;. health will he fully r' Sts* ' S 1 tl 1 late! 1 . 1r
&gt;
fill
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hm
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Jouett Shotne, tha party's aaec- ty-third Cmgrraa meets w . * II
*li itl of th# IdtafTUf t 'Ain-'O. r#* . •« ,
!*•
I'*** Hi and the bull** u ric lak.-o ••i tr..* iliitiirt K iv*4hi» nrti**t*'lofl *
utlra chairman, saw certain preai- have cnoush strength 1.1 vote the Pt.* 1. nd 1 am In-"king fo r* nr F o rd fft Mlnb*t#r Shhlr•*•
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ifHis ,'v«**nho*le, Orapir*'. »*. *1 ' s*t
dautial rk tory a year hence. Itouas repvwl of the eighteenth Amend .
h i* ‘
I|v«* fumlaiornlal pfintL
1 |-l
in*I
t'rouvht
To
Ih#
a"#nti
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. -. *ho have at heart the *
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11
y* I1U14 «**ur*.\ fnroi« .in.I n**r
members, hungry for power a fu r Went."
; l#»*’ p»*»|»*» rvJ m a ha**i« for C-L
•
.iiciiiIm r* miin&gt; f»'atiiF**i »nul
rit 1 *.* .Is. » 1
■ •11, at of (ho e Idas* Ui » &gt;
- F IV. Ih'iid***, gin* »a| »•1-vital:*
13 leau years, w vti vocal in thair
He &gt;an| that ahuul I the Ikoiu- %tm*'
■ n e t THigutUtion* lidM irn J .p n
•*
*tri*ngth**n
not
»*nly
'hr
lo
• 1 Vi,. ll- *'
.
»iilli»ns
ralltad
hipeft-1!
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of dn \w«n4iath*n hi* 10 *1 it1*%if
Jubilatian and tingwcd by the dif(f'ontlnued on rage F itei
sml I'hms:
• t "nU n un l on l*ig# T mto)
. • » &gt;k U»»** livlil'h 't
in 1" -&gt; tin lit Jit Ihe I aboi pa.'
1 no’ in.»i thv» Miiiiu* * 1 **. .hip* I*
rirulties of legislating with a
\- the fir.* point, Jspun will rnl)
til
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and in
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a a# -toirnud to pow*r
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mcmtwnhip »o rluae (hat the count S e m i n o l e F a r m e r s
lor i'ltinejr rrrognilion nf ihe
• lilt M .i • \ h#
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e . ipcrat"«&lt;l with iLt
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• lood last night a t 417 flaranesnU,
v i /211 a t __ _ rn
•
i
trcul&gt; V*(wst""i the two to-1fin*
t • *H’ f*»|w i p •# »s\I ti'.n «•f U
• - f*s\h'-r prirtinr i*l *'*
•
I
|... moment thraa rou
I’ r o g r a m A n n o u n c e d
Tl*.
\**r i**• it ** atilr **i’ i h '
fllh IC»pihliran». on« U r m a r-la ^ t.,
W ill M e e t T o i l l g h t
• iifitel Msy 'Jf*. It.lo
( ul'i Pr, | 'i -ni*i i4*.iTiner.t
•* •
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overt.haltvt'd
by
ih
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that
hf
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two vannei**.
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ttn.t." ihf J s is t t f ., fortt*rn ofF o r ( it v B a n d S h e ll
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of
October,
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On th* Rapultlkaa .Ido, moat'
County farm ro sshi t ., (tit tits nol,- in Imot
torm
l»**uh|i*v in nbl'l* ( hiru*'**’- '| .*
« • uni* rt witn .nliiniinrns
sttr
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&lt;o
rativ*
them
will
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•'*• I'.Mfi of a «#iir« s.f •► rkl* I r v „ dispatcho' I.is.l ol u - i , Imtir
Iradar* ware Mlenl but many said
»"■ **•» &lt;•&gt;" *♦ »•••&gt; MicclinK
I* #n#full* ' «n go-iifinl fia.i i*.-i
i
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t**iii
*irow
with
th*
|.
pie',
r
‘
tune
time
with
IniM
in
f«f• tl.. i»* * l xiMptuI %hrrk*
l*a Isataly that after all.
Hnua* of »»••• Samlnola AgffcuUural rluh
&lt; mmunllj
i|**»n*orri| Ii (tit" tort *«.•'•!» JsKunosM lUtltilfrs
*'ltlr*a V*tk S*|%l I |a, l|,- |, . • ,
1 • The hf
ii a., r •!
an.
liculr.
\
vi &gt; iirk ioip arii f* * ‘ • •• i hy U*a n| iiu-ri-haniii ••&gt; ♦*hnlulrtj to i, tut Otincxi- bandit i 7's-ortK-* toulh
costlrwl might pros, to be more of "i .
,, i«h •H*ho«l 11 s
' * T-T'lllv ♦ &gt; I ail lltpr) |Im*•» *|
i - i with j oimr ! tr.lk *»f i-• •.
•
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phase
will
som
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l :
I*# nf th* hulbx. a 1 Li- Mg • ht- Pi hi,| si the ll«n«l Shell I.* to Miikdi-n, near which wily ora burden than a blaaaing. Senator
’*‘11 l',‘*rn m*ny **a*«-r»-«l* h.llllb#! IniII, •*I&gt;#tMliPI* II- • f 00 •
* 4*n a u ttrr.iiH ’ i*ani- • ■
• • ■ ••» I* I’f j , \vf»ll«| «M|»p«**•»• III nit*” .«'«!i ting at 7* tO o' In a
f t n . (hr national chalrmau, de- ln‘* ,,oln' ' ,,n,',?''ntng tho hrco.lint. r'l ' .r procraasivts then ran •»i n m l Ihr "'Issli S fj'l. In ram llinr
ih
i
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(,&gt;fii«ii.'*i*s
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Ml#* l lU iU'th ( lark, |*t**g a . ii. Jaoiint'c nrcupiitfm of Han(Continue^ on V»g« fo u r)
e ,r »• ml l«upo»&gt;atiou of t iimi. the tssk out of Which lh-s
Tilt* n *'h *|*at’H*. • of lls%- *ni
• i*p \\ HiiBti in | fr«i *• •
the many Yari«*tie« of »c.d they oral*. «o rrgrctfnlly minausctr-l '
•I* Ip..1.1. .^i |«ni|i* m**l • li v*-i ii’sf c'»i#ctur ansi ptani»t Mnnjun:*| th* &gt;liuiia sod the ruh*ct|tifiil mu•h •&gt; • reft cii*. Al*- ^jiii»
h I t"\k the ♦ .*»•# **| ,o 11* i -ri .frijr
j u«# wo their farma, f i r C. It. MmfolIiM inf pt oifi a to
11oversy. One Jspsn*’ v on*l Ml
•• I'M fidu r»ri *oii’l.ili p* «.i f
•A •I I *‘ PI* He IH1"I os■i T..............
Mi*m (*#i#||a Trtiltik hi •ong4
^ 1 O f T ^ r r r p I n r i n Q ■ 0nn of thc s ,,kr*
c«.t s^n R a m s a v M a c D o n a l d I h t4*wj **t .A II. Mn i t , n*.*.T», In* gangvtvr .li.f ii.it
Cl'lmss" wets fc'pnrta'I Vll!•-«! end
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1 V/a O t T v l v M i r i v r t fjril, will bt the fpaaker of tlir
Mo* Mtf'th.s T#ltor*| n» • utg*.
' 1&lt;H' Chrtatv «min &gt;d
i » •
i*wn#r |ir»*«***nt".i *h *' I it *1 t hau*' fr'iiiH m*
A g a in H e a d O f B r ita in
tst-ntni..
Abounded O n S tre e t
T»I«* "IuIIIt&gt;r ll.ah S^lionf im h««
|n a«iilUlnn( a *la**li
•*%.
« bn k *nil 'n t f r to Ibo- ii.^
. | ll# f(fin # il ?•# t.i i uMitii l*.
•M.a K. Juhnsuu, toralional di­
I.ii mlrr Hie ill #vtlnn of K. Ilvn „ i i i U * %4i,
l« l« o tn
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firucture
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factor of airiculturi., will lead a
lO N D O N . Nov. fi --(A.P.)
lli*t\ I K ’ i '. i.ItKl.N . k v \ov , ‘l*'*
i i'hi'ii«« truHr• p | THi' e\umr army
*• 'ilv. Kut|&gt;l| ( ;il*s»T».-, l- r r , |l. -a
I .«.»•»* * ilur.iay it.* I / ' m"
I round-lsblo disrosslon of (hr sjh- Ptinic Mirtslcr MacDonul.l ratMi.t
M i l II II tipnnsid:. form.
'A.iUit-ti F*ui.id'll a#*l
Kill'* |ltHi i.*|uin«"# mMivi ..yjtT ipnlh
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iluI I 'd at thc conclusion of Mr. Ms ' ll„&lt; head of th . British gov.iii
*••■ *"llniu"ti ,'v iis n l i.l Hil* hi o. r. nf#i ytttyinif La. in hi .»• »ni'!
11r rite Tsolfsn Aiir tmtii r«ll* l f h mm Kilting iim i 14 'H’rt# I i*M
1 1’ rs.niinant rllv
an.1 ruunty son's talk, and will also bring ,oV- no nt In a n«w cwldnct annoiin,.. I
in# tu
I , Vv \n
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ins &gt;"I unit
toi a.
in
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Chamber of Coiumarc. scttvlurta. era! businast ms:tars to tha rt- tcilsy. sml Slanlay
Hal win •• F r u i t J u i c e U o n c e r n T o
a* li»-i • i a " v.'* *i *n*»f w,i* *• -iiitld’ r \| \ &gt;• k•* * and l iiarlti Je x
( i b n l |mpif)irs*id
t l* y t.on l*»
uf f'-viilial •'l.iritla were indas the trnlion of lha club.
I'ta.oiant of the Coon II
ssillt
in it I.U kf’.i r «kn
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Net ilia l'ham l«rlain Chaiwallnr of Q u i t W i n e B r i c k S a l e s i h#ll oi •Mil %
I ( Itab. I. .T')#a* *»M \*#al
ill -*|lU»kV 1 riT'i 't h« r# Ms* V .Ip'll
(’• iriHTf 'W**f'#f»**«« ••*. »w* th#
inl.t r of Comnirrcs* 1 1 » lunch
KTY WEST— Ad hllontl men the Kxrht*(uat sucrrclintr I'hilip
rrh
L. lii'bi- I (•* 11 »••* i 4:*ly (•'
and coujarnco at th.&lt; Y a ht put lo work on poet trfflcr, work- .Snowdon. Sir John Hlmon is thr
tt \HlllVtSTMN.
Vo:. — t ’ » « Imw **nf*.i4s-nirr* * g**iis i . Mnuii't#! A\iin* 4*.i v-i*ei
fiilivi*
h a n .tr
Club and City Hall offui&gt;« of the ing fiic-hour shlit.
\ 1 \ »• • • l M.l '• *ha *»'
I 'al . i»4 * ir fli#lr .1 tv t
new Foreign Sac rater)
I Is'f'lsil. ||I V*4i w «In.I lay \\ k |p III,
T A I L \ II \NSLfc: Now l i . VHi
ati*l r-1 f.r• • uf ah- thi' ••»#
trie's" hotly, in a Inch they IftineJ
#-i»asi #»'p |K»* ^•iri'-miifB’ lo
U p ||t a»l \v*»*kt" il T im 'lU jl'l vhinif in Iii ii*rv It nltlimr on *amp
had an • • -n w. i i r iif»*
much o f Ills (irv-ists nose helns
1 *Ii%'«sr'*»vs»
•• **v : it*
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»•**•! .r Mi M|»r v«&gt;p|i *rtt**
i #4i*IIpiI o u r i!l ftfMt' i' d*i*f Us uu i I #.** ivill a# tva h (**r
Ihr rucnnlly r;ipui.i.cJ cuminitideas and upinlona relating to the
|h*»',.| • •*il*i, \vh»* li*J*i«. Ul$ ih« CM' inis' i* . n«mi:it; «hf*irr* .** i . I *• &gt;| »Ir i nl l*fU'*i.
. U| ra V ’ly *4 h'in»««r
t v uu itlil.wuye of flu- .-umlnohr
atsidy and runs Is (ant growth of
forurrn T#r# i m i l r . l thn t*&gt;*iiajr ,K * * •’* *
f» *4id **(•»
t .iunty .'lism bsr of t iiimrrre will
tba antira Cantral Florida arro.
i t «.»i
a «*ouI*'»#iic# with llifTv a# *• -Hi of Uiviii. Ini'- |* .Mi.
meet al the tra.la msl) odlcex In
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of
law
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Four e Hurts'' aoertUrtas wara
Mu'-il U itUvr UiiUbmnil;, . ,.ithr f i t ) Hall TuesJuj aftertussn
(louirhi.
moat
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tin
pro-ant. Tb*y wars 11. L. amilh,
Although thrr, I, lo be ao gen­ match (a tho bsixl (WU. Tbfrv ^ 1 Ur h Tl llduflrtvy.
*: l l-'t . ‘chick to w»ik out a
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o f Ocala, Marion County; C. T. eral observance of Armistice Day btlof memorial servtrcc will Lp
"U A i affr# ii it# p . .nit (if ih«
w h cl ilc of --prwiers ntlsl roude’’ to
Virivflu i nJ of Ikt
h»
olnluii to &gt;*• fM ltr *| o»*»
Bickford, Orlando, Oraugo Couuty; hero this year, four groups in this Veld.
1.co,..mend to thr Itcaid of (iuvJtshn C. luiebncr. I h r a &gt;ul, U E« city ai« planning svrats which will
A l 11:30 o'clock ihe women of eid, rmphasltiisg that thu brand I
«U»«**I*. That ofiaim. rns.t. t
•n.-.is
itx rogulsr monthly
County, and K a rl Lofcmtnn, dsn- closely Interlock, thnahy provld. ths Methodic! Churrh will Iwgin •V the smallr-xl end nf o v s«i-I- ' •**-*,l&lt; f*‘* The i -t icct.i.l- te l.1
Mtliiiclptl Judge ll W. W are, n i. da 1 1 arts a f'sr uu sruuuttn' mre.ing that nigh:, s u itin g al
~ &lt;U OrmlnoW Couaty. Mayor Carl Ing rntertainment failu rrs ahlch serving n barbecue dinner preperwj m&gt;». being od'y five , |r.-cen' asi ; **•' •• *•»: U of then' s ir ‘tt r"U&gt;
]
wis.
MonJay
afternoon
fsetil
with
- i w». vinimny iiiernoon isetii
a l s n.grn huiitc in fiou'aUtni, nil 1 «w» 1 Vlo.-it.
Brown, Da Land who U alas might appear tis consliLila a city ­ by It. ll. Brown, vett-ran in that . i r xrspv i-nnccnt.-ati" ttus.ness" ! nit, untlrr - ntenrf. swatiimt tri • the iiry .s t docks m ultered v|o-| pleuntnl eultty but two who pleaded
t". !•' Housholdar, chairmau of
drnd. Most nf '.iw- .ilhr» t s
m
y cu ta iy ol tha chiinbar Of com- wide celebration.
line, vthil, the Elks ban I will be­ f "onn . s i t F r .lt Im lustii «. Ij .L,|
Istur- of lh* law he hvs seen since m "-ujlty ami were r lea«»-il The) 'h-&gt; 1 uiluittra s*ll| preside at tho
I
niacvw Ihrtr, raprcaantad that city.
Tha Campball-lssaslng Poet Is gin playing a con art ut about •tad taken *h- action ott its i.w t fugillvia fitnn iu*il»e.
jpiNiint incut 1 1 ihe tdliee ufl^wrr."
Ki.icsl
,n sml -Junta
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— - - t,t(vihig. Thi« morning hr raid
' f h , Ctr- »co I'rtnir . ’t-nt iits . &gt;, ^ (•, y Jutl/t Iasi Spring. Ko i t . - t x Tit’it h • luse 1"leading guilty w n " th?t since their nic so many high,'laranra M. Hay. Orlando, F. II. L&gt; bold iU annual memorial serv­ noon. A nominal rharga will In cy t's-is. arpl ilcn.nl tlis
«m will
t
lijss
tp
tho
w.i.'s
unlit
"ne
howyar, • sm a. Csrlor B n J t n l ice 1* lha uur ning; woman of llki mada a t the dinner, th , proceed* munt a cm .
hail served nuint
ca*.a were on &lt;|nck«i, and. with ftre.1 I . ■ *ch. ami ths/ w ere, ,-ay muttsvs o f interest aud Imlast of Iheiti in i m s i t s i f a lh." reception of three, ail ware J suit s I arirr. (’ l)ssea H ilt.at h. (uitanvu to this proplr nf tho
Wbriar P a ri. Mr*. L&gt;Ulo l awlor, Methodist Chuaah pi*" tu bars a o f which will be devote I to wrl- tfa t the caw of all grape
KUaimmcw,
and
Miss Loutao bai'.acua dinner on Us* lake-front fats work. The barbecued meats Irslr* n «•( -.top nr • nil* In pm lshnrnt ha "iasetvet.
rttiled.
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* r 'h :r Henderson, tieorge llsll, nntniy, the Board of f.avcraora
1 lmae, ML Dora, w art tbo aecra- a t mam; tha 2h-pi*cs Sanford FJks will be raaated In deep pits being due it ir t wmilu ha p n .u c ;'e I.
"Pur th"." work accompli.hfd .*
V. F. slier, white ri.cn. was J. I*, (lit.hell, and Jerry Marlin. iiaa decided to vUobljsh. if ,
band has premiaad to play a ten dug naar tha Court House, and
fa r , tho ""ifumisaJon Helm. -&lt;nly ihorged with driving u n .e iim ia - ( hirf l(», tt'.lbnm" sn l Ofllccr ■ tl:lc, th» rslstivs importance of
Orlaa from Ibswa ci.ia*.
Projocts, tuch »a highway, ra­ cert a t tha befbscue, and the tsami-.he crad. for giving voi'c I - j bite white Intoxicated. Hr wn* gr- (im r t f (,'rsy mreeled then
thr highways, and ths urster te
ti tawsjtt aisUiiaiomant. and fair asla High foollwil eleven is Us play Tw , ^ “ 7 8 , “ . “ ' l - X Y . " A t t a c k O n H o o v e r O k c y iho people. IV jIlcily ami puhll*( tested by Oflienr* hhuffer . nd A%
Ed llavis. roktretb chsrgvi With which th* trade body will work fa r
-* axatllUoTf oisplajs, which its aaawal gams with OrUmln ing.
T o N a v y L e a g u e H e a d H &lt;rj irthtn .I. l me J*-h. und did tt j t’atson, and plrstlad gnll.v • 1 lh# disonl.tly cmdoet. wan Ihed 13 thum. 1
.
ij ialtrlncksd a* .th at each high Sabnoi. maakiag (ha thlb
Tha football game will »•» t at
wslV*
j &gt;barge. Judge W an delay.&gt;d hit although he pitiiled net guilt). O f-&gt; ll. M- Papworth la vice-chairman
* * • nf iatarast to othar assuntias inum pttoa o f Uw traditional con­ 3:30 o’dwck. :«IUt tha Jsual Urge
WA.SHIMiTON, Nov. u. —
rtilenco while mskitii, .11 invetli- fleer Amlrrsi.n srrt-dad him.
of tho committee, with C. A.
MU %Hira warn diaewaxtd a t s un a te s t Aa a tooeieding faetuia, a aitrndanaw whlth
ar.-nmimaiee (A.P.| Full support of thr stvtp- l-LAN Ja m s UOCK 4IRMOKMI gallon o f Ms character
WlfMin
Jlci'oy.
coloied, Itycd, Randall Chmto, J. A. Logaa,
fraternity a t Stetean Uaieereity. ia gansaw betwdan Bsafonf and Or- ment bt tt’itliaai Gmtdinci m at•UCI**'-1''0*
T hii'rrn netroee, till rbarge-1 ehnigfri with iinnlcrlj conduct, Oanava; John K. f o x , Paula| 8. F.
a slosar co- holding IU l anew I Armialiee Day •unto. Suet O u te rs, a* tha io r.d e lacklr/ th, .* IminUtration's naval
I'H IL A D K I.IIIA . N'ov. J.
with disofdcrly rottc’j i t after n plradnl wot guillg but wn. finad (sing. Chulnote: J. I* MarwaWMa,
oach or- dance a l lha Trianon Club that befoch thw game, th« pr&lt;-antetirwi policy a s - gi.ha today
I0C1( Weigr tr. ’ 30 l»r&gt;s will i. t&gt;iawl in a -•Jgg- iu the I'dorrdi • III. Officer* An.iets.n sr»J Cray W. R Hi In**, A lu a io a u Bprteaai
i
Um
cantral night.
•nd their sealing In Kaa.uttvca 1 • inmlttew of thr Navy • is moved fro-, tho Am Ur slat
v tl..n. plwadsd not rutlt&gt;. but arrested hint.
John Maiaeh. Georg* W. MaRa^fe
Three events tnUrteck so well
ll* BCUVMird. a poc- U ag-J a i:h ,a * lf on- dlsaanttnz of tho Uea l-&lt; rail row 1 to Wh'te tsrrw filled • • each. The. srara
iklc aettioo
Rtubrn Wh'le. &lt;&gt;.|.na&lt;l. charged Fred T . Williams. Prad Zeervnatr,
that fives U a*«leek ia tha memUm Klk" Ibind, and hate.
!*.
"•srslj M .n i'i'is l' I'arL. sahate 1 A*.Ilia Allan. A las Benlam irf Bur- with '.iwirJeri. .umloct nlsaurd sml L. P. Mills, Ovtedo, aa a a »
tahojulsd lag eniil late that afternoon (Jsgre
■ meat eM- mliag a
lie:, y brer b a a ri'g .. th» unll - HI 1.4 sculp' itd lot • the U rgi-I n kf llr»wn. Alathn Edw :rsa, Ar- guilty and sea. nr..I t 7JrO. Of- mltUowsau.
dU%#ntiiif cma •ait taw ptam'—r. ra- fc n ln b i In In- ratM /
la ikU U some attraction fe e tha i«stdr-il
Will keep icsidi
‘har Ford. La|Li&gt; kin ?. Joan King, fiiara Willisms and Gray mails the
winter sod vLstter. The leaai Legion Fast bu«y* Ml
ly •KM o'clock.
g.usscd hi. 'leap twaviction that
b i r r Morton. Frank Monroe. John arras..
D A YTO N A BBA LH —
au&lt;l
«Jhar
aarvDe
agraisaiio
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a
As
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.&lt;• D*y featera.I GanlUsr, in hlg stuten.-r t, used
C a rl la b ­
MLKB _ WOi. n ^ -l'in a ap p la in V""hinlr, Marl# W illi.. Willie
Jinr Crawfuid. loiriivd. charged titoras Corporation, thote s f
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or tha____
tradewill gather a* the Aimory a t ' thw
hold a Jnnn* at' "nncremly ami -aaJtistlfisMc Un- duat||r S tills_ •■ *
by pistil- ttileoa, and ‘Esel* Mar Williams. ,wd‘.h
puss-,,m &lt;? home . brew, woman'* w ow atecs* te
Mm* te tho vis-' Ou# attack front where. sU B W Uw as
__ taginniag-, 4 t g t a jr . noccralgg lha PrtrlU nr o f. ing a i gAuti' .
Ot'icor ^hafftr mad- tha tr r s la. I iiid - d gn .l's, sn l was (lead *VJ. purchased property on
i t I M t * * # •&lt; • » parade wUl}^4 0 &gt;
T u tsd s, night,
(the United biatpfc"
*»r» tract »»j:n
Fight he p una, in c.u rt on a
LContiaued on fr g a Two)
for iB o t t f .n n r itetw haDOag.
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1.01 ISVII.I.K. S'«,. J ._ , ( | . )
&lt; Ircslt Judfe Hubs
I at non.
Memorral, « ja rlrrlid l.uirrn’ of of K taliirkt over M ajor Mil
liaat llarri-on. t.uolssllle. It.publiraa, prartiralli complete rr‘ fturns *hf«wrd tadsv. Hr carried
tlf.p rslire .ta la »ilh Kim and hl»
PW') re lain*-, control nl the
.1 cglstattirr.

LEHMANN GIVES
MAIN ADDRESS AT
KIWANIS MEETING

HOUSEWET BLOC
CONFIDENT OVER
CHANCES IN 1932

Tt party already mllitai.tly

SoCn (,rowmS After

Sanford’s T ra ffic
Tower And ( lock
■; Ne*r

is

Ni'wsnjpiers (i i von
Credit For Unttinir
AI (apone In Ja il

Guests Of County
Body At Luncheon

Koad C om m ittee
Of Trade Body To
Meet On Tue.sday

Four Groups Planning Celebrations
In Sanford On Armistice Day Nov. 11

Judjfc Ware Is Faced With Larifest
Docket Since Becoming Magistrate

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LDNESS Cl)RE navy equal to:
iGREAT BRITAIN
IS DEMANDED
(rotttinoad from P a g* One)
fieri m&lt; t e doming n v.n l yea, a I
g lftM &amp; M O program of leatroy ,
era. ralm arin **,
a
fly in g -d a rk ,
eraiser and an a ircraft rarler, E
*htr» In all. lie it-Iced a J7 *■ 0.000.-1
000 authorisation far the nary to !
btild up tn tha trea ty linn!
I! ed wanted a'l th# a p r e p r ia tlon to M had fur i • mediate
building.
" I f we can afford It
to appropriate the f i l l urnuont.| Ur, B. n»ng**on hu* grown new hr aaiil "W# o-»d a - alanctd navy
• bttlr on men toially b a ll.
r j watch la lo &lt;lC«.tii&lt; ,
’
and wa l a t e nul a balanced n ory .rora in . ,u m
.
i itiF coin
|JJjBa ha* re*t«red to women lha today."
her *•■ «,IKK) llla l ault a g a u .it C. A. (Oiled.
luxuriant, pin *&gt; heir nf jouth uml
Neither ipuhetmn fo , con truc- Klunk. Marten, Ohio, hotel o p e ra -1 ro'jn*#l
lit the Mime tjma l*roughl hi* pi*
, be ahuw
ticn ha i a - y d lu •* ) sb'O t t ' e t°-’
* jlanla heel: toward normal h'atth y ia r'a u arsl Wohday Juat rnl red
Ml*. B riltoa ciaiinad lq her t&gt;ook I avallahl*
■ gn,l weight and poire
Into hy Pretnlant Hoover, a holi­ th*t the late Preaidant W arren (I. fadil, in
The y iiing iii*c«ver*r, -er-iaing
day tfhirii Gar&lt;flnce*. atal*tn«ul Hording w ta Iha fath e r
of her qui-iiop
more tha hu;ky roll, k - fontuall
aahJ played Inti th* hand, uf tha child. Rha la suing (flunk on the In min*
'f l a y r r ih»n .* e-im tl»l -h n at II
Britixli a n t J a p a n *'-.
ground th at ha rircu tattd anolhvrl V i r a h
ha* fmmd what nun ha»* ought!
'fl&gt;* Hrlltao ruggeathin wa» re­ volnetar, entitled "'riia Anawer to . puialv n
fd t rent, rh , t.a* full «i u tlg o r-t
ceived wit* pleatore at th- na&gt;y iha Prveldent'a D aughter," which de'enuar
coa enlhn-!i.»m an lie told in Id*!
department. Secretary Adame tail!: aha rlaim * damaged har re p u tl-I
"F.w r;
"WeM iw glad to g r t it.. That tlon.
• pi,1 li«all
or JIOO.ClHi.tlOil or KOO.CdO mill, nr
Tha t* tlm onr of MU* Britt, in i tt * m e .
any r.thor f\gi?r* they ghro n«.“
wa* kept aacret by ordar of Fader. 1 dcfeo-iri
Wilde I he lln aver rumniittac re- al Jndg# John »l Kllltta. Shu w a . ped.ible
muined Inartivc. a |,rubaldlity &lt;1c- on the atan.t nrtly snout half nn •*--------*
vrlnpml that Adm iral Hugh UimI. hull.
n.»n. r c 11rad, would 1*. tliracn
A fter Ml** Britm n had laatiflad.
chairman.
har alater, Mr*. Elisabeth W illita,;
A -Uai?e«linn from q . artera ,lnae of l hlcago, waa eallad. Shi r e - 1
In ,n*niin r* of the rm a p wa* that mained In the courtroom only • |
itr proceeding* tvniild he limit d lew minutea
,
to la th o iin g from ailm ini«trattm
Doora of ih» court mom ware;
file* a ’ ailnbl* information relating
loekotf to all ipectatoro and pe-vi
NKW A IK ItOL'TK N A llH |i
to ea* h «p*rUlc *tateinent of fa'-l
paper re p ifta r* afidr Jm lga Kilmud# hy Oardlner.
Iit a armounead hrany per-ona hnn
Thia m aterial, fium which tl,a
K en visitin g trial* aolalj in iha
pr-«idrn* r c p c ’ t full vindication.
hopu of herring teatirmuiy of Ina• i tili then he cmlatdird in a |ci«« rlvioua natnra. Th* Jndg* aim for.
report tu Mr. Hwovcr Nn hcar- bad," the attrrn cy* and prlneipaiai
Ip t *. n&lt;t w^tne«»*l amt no record In th* p focealln g, dlwmailng the;
,
rr mo I. tie d hj upintnn* and di*- r a it out#idw th* rourtrnom.
it the 1et'*»lon w o .Id he needed.
Monday, Judge . Killltn
wa*
tha. The praecdura tvnuld I# m tins
united •* a a lln g "T h * Anawer to
i» “
[with the announcement ef tV '
thr President’j D ailgbt* T" runinting W hile H.iuta that
thv
inquiry
■ alned a'atam an tt libaloui to Ilia*
urnol. tit *• ! • ‘‘ adlaly into a«*»ttl"r* ol
Brittnn. and that the only thing re­
i*« re-1 fa d ". •')• Hardular.
maining for h*r tv pruv* war the
ci e* ,
Th» 1 S l a f * f r f ) l t t i | mu r a • *»|.
ritc ltt nf th* puMIranan.
i c l- m yeaterdoy for hi* - t r i.u ly Veatcrday, Ju dt* K B flli Jrntad
n ea- wonl»| aaaaull on the nec*iih nt.
i r e r - 1 A Imo it in tha name breath w i h the apparent meaning nf lhe*c
irbieh! b*- demand fur a hlgy.,- fleet, quotation, hy aoding amandniecV*
f the hanatnr Kaad rm ta n iiK il G trdln- which explained that hi* prrrinu*
rumment a a a ba*'d nn the atatua
tlnnd. ( a i’a atatem ant a i “ indcfenaihlu."
of th* trial at that time but that
iltuil-1 *IihI- frn*iiilv.”
•
imiiig | "Nn loyal American should ' peak Il had been *1111 abtijewt fo quallflrailan hy the right uf th# di*f#rwi
i m a y . Iii that w ay nf Mi graviilrn*- ’iliu t
to pt»v», If po*i|bl&lt;% th at the alicoiita kind of attack hurt# o caj*« ra th ­
,. Tha er than halp.i It," wn« air coma« a
*
la id - n ten t Thia wa* much In line al*o
tr e .t- with a atatem ant U*uvd Monday
itiga- b&gt; S » irclary Adame, who resented
the altaek and a.ggiw ted it wmihl
gtaon alianato e&gt;|Wr«era of the Away.

Testimony Of Defend­
an t Is K e p t Secret
By Order Of Judge

1$l*Year-Old Physician
\ ‘t ;Has Restored H a i r
i.-fTo M a n y Patients

W E D N E S D A Y . NO'

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BOATS CAPTAIN
SAYSCRAFT WAS
SUNK BY^OUTER

q u a ke

CENEVANOTES

fAJ&gt;&gt;—
A r U t o n t - A * t lw
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of ihnck M i felt l i f t e f t f * ^ o l
fto k la d g a . ip cn t S gad a* with M r*. w-cont* yatUTtUy, ffQhKe^A
Kalb) Thermal.
. •
- &lt; • habitant*, who r n ifiM Inti
M r*. B. W. K n igh t •/ B rw u w iek , afreet*. l e t cau itn g mi x
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. d a - a rd Mr*. Rath P: W alteta. of dam age.
Mr*. J. C. B ills, Mr. ta d Mr*. S .l v t n t f aim Daarh,- Wft for thair
PIRE DAMAr.M MOMS ' ,
P. Smith and M r*. H arr iron and'. *
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daughter, C lair, atU ndcd the llal*
BRADENTON,
No*. 3 ^ - Fir#
lowa'rn atunta at tbs S era.nrl*.
' canard dxm age eatim atad S t $200
H igh •'b.-h-el P riia jr evening.
to the roof o f Admtrml - Parry
A lUHows'en mark paxtr w»t j
1N D IAN TO W N — P I a n«
: ( a n t ' i t w i d t w y fram a faaktaneo
1 POSTON . No*. A. — IA P 1— ip u n w n .1 t y th e P.-T. A . s i th#
hteh ; Mi Second Avcnua ycstcnlay g»omI d a m n A. Otannan, Rrltiah vie* town hull M d a y evening. Tb* hall! plate l for aea- aaw mill
I ri&gt;n«ul in B riton, y r tta r d iy ra- w a . cUboiatel) decorated by Mb* i I#&gt;ng L e a f Lumbar C o. will - Jiltl | Ing. ft p a rt* from • ehimnuy w*ra
re a la i that tha m aster c f tha Klaxte Mrrae. chairm an. and, the m a r k n w replace burr.o.1
i Canadian powerboat, Sophia F „ evening was enjoyed in H allow een
told him hi* craft waa dcjlberatv- l &lt; n n and arueta. Miaa J a lia ti»L
'y rammed an I »in k Monday n'ght gar **»* chairman. Rafrrahfotalg
by the A meric an cosat guard pa- of porch, gingerbread ami popcorn
't'o 'h o s t H arriet Lane,
ware rawed k j tha chairm an. Mr*.
j Urannen »aid CapL Jana** B*ll- D are Levy. 115 warn a c rr u i and1
i iran o f tha Hd-fuot Canadian boat a major Hr are re children
tolil him h b *a *»t waa ly la g 19
The iartisy n t tha U U aiom ry
| mile* o ff the M a**acliu**tts couat S ocU tj of th e Mrthodiac C hurch1
with a r a r g j of liquor and that h o lt their rrectin * with
Mr*
Today’* dollar apant with ua goew fa y lh *r than r r a r
il* signal* to contact c ra ft cn llavld at h*r lunch nxnn «m l t d
fore .
. Tbi* la In keeping with p rrieitt t b f &lt;jrv1iucna and
•here attracted U r *oa*t guard T hu rtd ay aft*r&lt;»&gt;«n, H r*. J C . ;
maMe* ***17 Ford owner to maintam hla Ford ht p tv p tr rueI lo s t w h i.h bore down wpen tt m u* held a r.'udy hear, teach in g,
a la g ardar. TH* not only Ia . ore* rontlnaed sa tW a cto r* aparii and tanlr it. Bell ra n polntrd out, Meth,41*111.
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fa rr . . . . ThU U la kcap.Bg with prawaal day cowditlawv a ad
the vice conaui raid, that, he felt
M il Wm. K ilbr* i« r pending
ia hl» Ford car.
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within hit rightr InaemucK t t ha tw o w#k« with Mr*. Ro« T lllb , ■
I waa aa*rn mile] le.yirnd the Id- her tiatcr In law .
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Daytona •
OBEY THAT IMPIJI5 E—
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Otsrit. XI r». T illlt ia recup eratin g'
BRING YOU It FORD IN NOW * \
i The crew of nine men from tha from ar operation for apprm llchl .i
jl'ophie K , a&gt;&lt; landed In Button
T he regular w ealin g o ' th* P. T .l
lycatarday by the Harriet Ijina, A. a 'l l Ni hahl Wednesday after-!
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commander. Boatawaln n on &gt;1 the v h rw l auditorium.
M r ami Mr*. P. f . W a L tfk ld ,
Maurice D- Oha«tar, r-puTted, aeord ng to eoa»t guard official*, »pant T h rra d i) ml Daytona Beach i
Mr* I/Crue A Merman, who ir III,
that the Tana'lian **•&lt;*!, running
vith o n t lig h ti, had bean aunk ir,
S. Plorra, Miquelon, for “ tha high
a colli- inn 20 mliea nff Olooeealcr.
te a s ” and "N aaaau." Oct. 2», and
, A coa*t guard lo ard of inquiry
arrivart n ff Cap# Ann SunJay
waa appointed iuioja,tiatuly trot it
adjeum ed until today at tha re
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II1H I.K VF.IIH E FO R T O D A Y
JO Y
H lK
W K K P IN C — H i*
u n c i' •niluu-lh Imt » nmment: in
h i, fa*..... . i. hf&lt;-; wrainng rnny ,n duU' l i r . ninht, but joy tometh
in the motninjf —IValm :I0:5,
P R A Y K H —We
thank
thee,
hctvrnb Father, fur ihe (irent
* Heart which cunifortelh thy erring
children
E L E C T . W ITH L A I'C IIT K H
rho now ran f,-a r lo die. n n ra
aha ha- i l i r l !
fihe » « . »o jolly, tuvri) a goto)
rni-al tu;

P re s id e n t T ig 'T t o f th e U n iv e r s it y o f F l o r id a 'la to lie
^ o n g ru tiila tn l u|M&gt;n th e s lio n z |H»*lttnn he h a s to k e n atfn ln a t
liq u o r d rin k in g at fo o tb all irnnu-i Im m e d ia te ly p rio r to th e
H o m ecu m ln g gam e la s t S a tu rd a y in O a in e a v ille , he issu e d
» s ta te m e n t to th e e ffe c t th a t h * a l a u t h o r it ie s h a il been
u rg e d to be u n u s u a lly v ig ila n t i.i e n fo rc in g th e p ro v is io n s
o f th e p ro h ib itio n la w . A ft e rw a rd he d a te d th a t t h e ir e f ­
fo r t s had been s u c c e ss fu l an d th at th e re h ad been v e ry
lit t le d r in k in g o v e r the week-end.
Y e s t e r d a y S h e r if f Jo u g h in o f H ills b o ro u g h c o u n ty re ­
ce iv e d a le t t e r fro m P re sid e n t T ig e r t re q u e s tin g th a t e x t r a
p re ca u tio n a b r taken a t the F lo rid a -S o u th C a r o lin a gam e in
T a m p a to in s u re a g a in s t liq u o r d rh ik in g , f ig h t s , an d o th e r
fo rm s o f ro w d y is m . H e also told th e e d ito r o f ih e Jn c k ro n v ille J o u r n a l o v e r th e teh phone th a t fu t u re g a m e s in th a t
c it y rrh ist be g iven a d d itio n a l in d ite p ro te c tio n . H e r e ­
c a lle d th a t d u rin g th e past tw o y e a rs th re e s tu d e n ts h a v e
Le e n k ille d n s a d ire c t re su lt o f e x c e s s iv e d r in k in g , not
on th e p a rt o f the s tu d e n ts th e m se lv e s, but o f o th e rs .
I t is v e ry lik e ly th at th e u n s a v o ry re p u ta tio n w h ic h
fo o tb a ll gam es h ave a c q u ire d d u rin g th e past fe w y e a r s fo r
p ro m o tin g d ru n k e n n e s s h a s been caused not so m u c h b y th e
u n d e rg ra d u a te s th e m s e lv e s as by Ih e ro w d ie s fro m th e
b a c k a lle y s o f the c itie s m w h ic h th ese gam es a r e so o fte n
n e c e s s a rily phi 'tst. It is to i.e p ro p e rly assu m ed th a t th e
s tu d e n ts lin v i s u ffic ie n t p ride in th e re p u ta tio n o f t h e ir
A lm a M a te r not to d ia g ra m it by p u b lic d rin k in g - .^ u d a
s u ffic ie n t re a liz a tio n o f the n a tu re o f th in g s to u n d e rsta te !
th a t th e ir co n du ct in p u b lii. w h a te v e r it m a y l»C. id a d i­
rect a d v e rtis e m e n t o f th e c h a r a c te r o f th e ir sch o o l.
It is h a rd ly to lie supposed th a t a stu d e n t bo dy a p p e a r­
in g at a fo o tb all g am e in a ro c k in g an d r e d in g c o n d itio n
w o u ld stan d in the r y e s o f th e g e n e ra l p u b lic as a c re d it to
a n y in s titu tio n o f h ig h e r le a rn in g . K u eh a s it u a t io n la not
ap t to m ake a stro n g appeal to the a lre a d y o ve r-b u rd e n e d
ta x p a y t r fo r a d d itio n a l e d u catio n a l a p p ro p ria t io n s ; n o r to
th e p a re n ts o f "some p ro m isin g Iw y o r g irl to g h e t h e ir

B r t r i l n g with n e w . , and ala/ayn

on the go.
tT IIIIK&gt; were - p a r k l m g anil her
huaiim wide.

TH URSD AY. N O VEM BER

5. 1311

Judge Wa re Faced !
With LargeNumber!
Of Criminal Cases

South Looms As
L arge F acto rd n
Next Congress

Lehmann Gives
Main A d d ressjU

f funtinued from rage One)
while W illie A
Officer* W illiam s, fir ay, Shaffer ,t nil
riir
W illi,
and Andorron irrewtof? *•' ..u.
&lt;h*rfcnd with
being
W illie J 4h'i-wi. colored, charged j |ra&lt;le«t 2u illy anil wet
e ilia in lle ^ * drhing. e*tre«Ud u «ai*’ O iffirrrt W BIIim s
i.i IniimI hr hall placed with Of- made The r* rr* t-.
fi* rr* William* an l Shaffer who
fimd m W au i, whit#, ■
i i reeled him.
Bryant, colored, rhai
Willie Janie**. rn|nrr«f, r h * rrr I »■M
d ti'm p , had i
with leinv the k*s*per of a hon i di-mM*cd - ftc r
pie;
of til r«*i»ut*-, pb ntu^d itu illy. ai d -?1111y ttffir-r* W iIlian
w it lined S I5. Officer* William •
made The arrest
(ira y and Shaffer arreiiicd Him
Oatchcll. w|
J r f f (irern ami Eddie Wilson. , hartetl m lh driving i
rolrire«i. chargrtf with disorderly I ib&gt; iki it . lim . plearled
romluct. pleaded guilty Oreen w«* v a* fine«| $5 O fficer 1
fined |7 ..Mb Wilson, S2.AO. They Ihe u r ir 'l
tvi r** arrr*t**d by K B. hyson, and
Officer Ora)
A rthur J;»« V&gt;tin, cidiircd, charged
with pose* s-ing lujiior, pleaded n «t I h
guilty, but wa* fined S‘J."» Officer*
WAll in in*, (i r ay and Hhaffcr ui
rruled hum
Pierre Cooper, colored, chaffed
with disorderly conduct, pleaded
guilty and wii&lt; fined SJ "»0 Ofle e r And*r*on arrested him
Claud W illiam s, charge I with
reckless driving, did m»t 'appear | Imbed u
in court His case w i|j l e in e if.
;i
1 ' l a y aOernimn O ffn er Sliaff*‘r
*-Y|
a. rested him.
i tati m &lt;»f I
Daniel Smith. ro|*ire«l, * hargul I „vnil d)li- 1
with si«lnm). bail hi* i »-»♦ trim*
in ihe slat
ferred to the county court «»ffic**r^
jh e E. I
(ira y arrested him
fucturrrs i
A mid on Jin alleged h ut*« of \%hb-h they
ill repute brought seven m-fr«M * li-Jir&gt;l it* «
iiitn enutt
Mi Si-itl, * ril let oinatof
i *i r«l, ihsiiued with l»etno the keep . Bureau of
ei of the hruinr, pleaded not guilh , . urn ri m nr
lint v%ns fifleg| *i;» Ben McNetH
*f * owtii-i
charged with being an tmna;«, suffered H
n it appear and his ca»# wilt be jp i lu iitiiu i

( Continu'd (mm Pag . One)
rim.- it. tun
.eailer»ht|&gt; of hi
luitty, he mi'ilil he mad,. r hitman
of the ,|i,m i|iri»linn» rominiU.
» htr|y hi s it- nil legi'Utiou authiM
i^ing Kineinim nt rspendilm v-.
The nther tommitters |i ti)&gt;*M&gt;
iioulil lie dl.tributes thi» way
I t i r hurn. !!**•»■«, If.iFT n u I i 1 an I j
Fo rfU jii 1 uiimier.e,
Kuitinrh,
Judiciary.
Maiml irl . Tc*i*s, lCi\«?rs und*
lln rb o n
Jiim-s, Tt *■v. Ig ricu ltu rr.
l-jtnhmn, T f w * , Hi* i hinte .if;
wf Puhlir Huiftliii£x aii&lt;l
(«rnunili,
Vinson. (i*MirKin, Ttaviil A I f n r'
Srm Yolk, I'ontttffnr itnd I'm l
lioadw
1-anWfor.l. Gcurjrin, T im rilorif^t |
nr Ji I ;(IS»tKillI unci Itrcljlliut Inu.
lUnktn, &gt;1itt«inl|i|»i. hi* rhoit*
mf W iirtii War W ti ian * to t
Lul wriuli| li cafiL fiiriiii'T
y u fii, .%|as*%i««hi|»|ii• MHilary A; J
fairs
Kdic k Ti nnFi.pc, F .ic tth n ’ N«*.l

f l onUnimt frurji P i j e UfKt)
• I iltili, hill Ih *
11»hi. Hr
Ih * need fu r Ki■wiini.'ifir** cunt timed effort* in be­
half o| the Jonth « f the land, and
i.rertf a mnre thormifh *tudjr of'
K m u n n |iin jcip lfi on the pert ef
rsrh member.
1
l (him hi*
P rn ld ftu
A i ' Fort directed a letter to a
I aim IUarli district jfjv tm o r who
plans to hold a training school for
K iw im * club o fficia li in this fiintt) 11hin the mar future. E f ­
fort i arc to he made t? bring this
-chiiil to Sanford.
Kiwnntm T L liutiian n fflc iiL
| v wi Irnmed * il&gt; t'oinmi^eloner
V A Sneer ;i" a member of the
i ! id*, while IT »yd A. Palm er, a
of Iht* dub. made a short
1.1 IV m which he told id plans now
urtdi'i w.i% to bring tu Sanfurd
nrvt sunite, f onnit* .Mock amt his
f rilaihdi hui Athletic* w h* will
t t«&gt;iit ti|y jibty the Boston Brave*,
with I!*mi » untwrit. Sanford reslilrc i . doing the hurling for th»

New Termite Service
Opened In Orlando

in .,
U id t * l*e etfectivi- a g iiP 't the
Ivrtnite*.
In nn*wer In th«»-*e claims, tb«*|
K. b. Bruce
ha-* solccteil a
gntup nf representative* wh***-**
la re fu l study **f the •trenictii and'
deadline r- uf Terminex
hmild
make them eaieful and n iin i Mntiloi in their aprdie-itinn of ibe
product. No^Trrminev is eve« vol*|
tu home owners in bulk, for it- up
t itration is handled only iy tin- of
It c ii| representative of the Tct ■
m in d voncern,
.

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in 1.h im irn
m diiin

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m t M .iu n e

Those p» *sent included Kiwan*
m i' \ ('Fort, S I N iv, W. B- 1
hn
I
t*
S h in n , Howard '
l.ong lim l&gt; I ink till*. S K,
f
n»‘&gt;
I M Stineclphrr, F. S, la m - /
ini. H 0 Caswell, Have BonOke, '
O I1j|*ld&lt;»yitiaii. Dave O arratl,
!*»}

F

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Uarolall, Jr.. I’.

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Whitehurst, &lt; Ft. Maipp,
Itioiier Ham *. II W Rucker, WaFI MMh i
I i r Cidi'ioan, B, f*
J I*
iroi » \\n '• MartuteUe, K. 1 Boy. Arthur
it • ii ' M'oike Ihnnan, J ti
Leonard!, T
i ' v m iv h*h (Ininas. V A. B&gt;rd, C. O. Ban*,
■
%*I ' e»Li* iii K ttrl I .eh in anti, linnor a r v me niHey,
nod M iu Kliiabeth Clark, ptan*nt.

She tpul'l nut he a shout. &gt;h«
loo gay;
Not ah.. could glide in a nluw

npec trill bind
Nor hymn white-mouthed with
lili«« in hur hand;
lia r kind would wink and give
IheniitcLeti away.

Good new Hi b
furil ilm n sl i-vi

Fair-well To The Baldhead

Ih - unnotiiH't'rl wit it-It w in ilrl m akp nrtv l&gt;liul? o f h a ir g ro w
lung of the w h o re none It’til g ro w n h efn re, w h ic h w o tiltl lirittg to an end
ih Rohn
*1'l&gt;
O h - !*hiuv l iii Id | ih U- an d w o u ld end th e w o rrie s
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o f th e mutt o r to iit m t w il|i ra p it llv th in n in g h a ir.
nt fox HanJ' 1" 1 iw w . K u r c k n ' It I uih Iteen fo u n d ! A C h ic a g o p h yn iciu n linn trie d it fo r fiv e y e a r a and tu rn u Ih e b a ltlea t heat!
—
In to it pig h rin tlin g a k u ll. I ) r . HungHLun does itot a jirin k le
i ' going to u fe w . d ro p .r o f o h v c o il. W lirtro o t, o r L o q k y T t lr e r , ift - id
* w , kno* ih t. tla su e x o f Ih e Mvitlj), ru b b in g th em in L h u ra u g h ly umJ
nliibtra for r i,itiliisc ttflu rw u rd w ith ra in w a t e r. H e ha.i no e le c tric
m , rum.
| , rUB| lM t vio le t ra y lig h t * , o r m yH tlc ntHaange*. l i e goen lit*
poinia out h y ix a le r m ic ro u te , nhooti.tg a lit t le aerttm fro m th e In te rio r
f thr
lobe o f u ah eep ’a p itu ita r y g la n d in to th e v e in * o f th e baltl••U«t that h ead ed pcriutn, and p re sto ! T h e h a ir b eg in a to g rd w .
D e c la rin g th a t he Ita* not had a f a ilu r e lit fiv e yw trtt of
tre a t m e n t , D r . Hengidon ntltla, “ E n o u g h evid en ce ha» I k -c i i
Ne» Y o r k ' e a ta b lix h c d to iittlicn te th a t in c e rt a in cn ae* o f biddneaH in
w h ic h th e re m a y be a d e fic ie n c y o f th e a c cre tio n o f t h is
»n.i"!f"r« | j p u rtlc u lra r g lu n d . in je c tio n o f e x t r a c t o f th e p it u it a r y g la n d
"
ire a u lto d in o v e r-co m in g th e b tild n ra a . 1’ ro lm l'ly c h n rla ta n T
___
^nmy e n d e a v o r to re ap th e u a u a l in com e fro m th e se new inu v ,r
A l ] veatig u tio n H . T h e tim e ia not y e t rip e fo r e v e ry Iw ld h ea d ed
latiim prub- n im to t r y th e new tre a tm e n t. I t is s t i ll in th e In v e a tlg a rk guvrrnui tiv e s ta g e .”
h i. gm l »E v id e n t ly th e C h ic a g o d o cto r lit n o t a b so lu te ly s u ro
DvniutratL- tlf
d is c o v e ry tho ug h it h a s Is-en s u c c e s s fu l In e v e ry «t,
tem p t in fiv e y e a r s . T h a t sh o u ld Ite s u ff ic ie n t te s t to cttfih u n t m t n l v 1r,ri' m o st o f n s , i f w e w e re I m o ld e d w it h fa llin g h a ir ,
um the tut- " i wl R w a s w o rth I r y i.t g a n y w a y . P e r h a p s a f t e r a n o th e r
harp. Now fiv e o r ten y e a r s o f e x |&gt; c rim c iita l w o rk , th e tre a tm e n t w ill
J if ■ b*U- be p u t on th e m a rk e t so t h a t th e a v e ra g e b a ld h e a d m a y
nhutild tiHtii* t r y it .
whit* lik u u
I t is e n t ir e ly ro n ce iv n b lo th a t so on er or la t e r b n ld h cm lIc d n r s s w ill |&gt;ass fro n t -the tro u b le s o f m an an d e v e ry o n e
i
’ w ill h a v e a ll th e h a ir h e n r s h e w a n ts . T h e n jo k e s t c r a w ill
U rnunlshiiitr i^wve
‘‘u n b » c t h e ir re m a rk s e n t ir e ly to co n g re ssm e n and
• u . ih*..., „ i m o th e rs -in -la w .
♦

"Cartalnlyl am on Iho Lucky list. Lo*t tumnwr; wftllo cotftping in thvhigK Sierras, I
hiked six miles to get my supply of LUCKY
STRIKES. I swore off harsh irritants
when the talkies first started — and I've
smoked; LUCKY STRIKES ever since.
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fh a t

im p r o v e d

C e llo p h a n e

w r a p p e r o ff y o u r * — w i t h

th e

t a b f o r e a s y o p e n i n g — Is a

little

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Wr

»X-A “ Y lfty -F lfty (;tub” ha. Ixetr

organ lint among the man dudente
at the co-ede:etlonal Univiraity
o f 'Utah. The Idea i» that *hanaver a man aaka a girl for ■ data,
tha h u to agree to pay half e f
whatever eapeftMi might be in­
curred during tha outing. Thero'a
n* tailing to nhat extreme* thaae
hard Umaa ma* drive man. W# can
•oo that It wOl bo only a n a tte r
• f tin e before the girl* will have
t« per ell the axpenaee. And why
petr They’ve been claiming far
jraar* that It’a aHraya the vromaiv
Who paya, and pay», ■ "&lt;* p a n !
raaldent Hoover has appointed
■ amission to find out who'o tyabout tit* navy, him or that
m Gardiner of the N avy
[Mi It seem* to m a Uttln a n .
41a Gardiner that Hoover
id app eiati t ^ e HetoaMHaa
* le to deUrmlM between tha
Mm henaaty af U « two. In

(irargla yritatilay by the urioua
lllrtoi o f his brother. Ue wiafca*
to announce tu hi* patient* that hu
will return a* *uun aa poasibU aihl
lie i ratty to fulfill hi* rngagatnrnU.
Mb* Hassle tkhuaipert has re­
lume,I to (be city from a vlait tu
Atlanta, (la. tth, eras aecompanitj
bv her aliter, Mr*. Chsrlei, Ball,
ami little eon, a ho will vlait her
pa rant*, Mr. aaj Mr*. Schunpart,
for *o«arml weak*.
Mr*. Itamel Toler rotumod to
the city Monday from bor vlait to
her parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Malm,
at \V*u«hula.

k m k « km i a im k fi *f

k m a * | i s m W S* ai b*a*Sl a l s l M a t o a MtO.ratoa.fcar

Swa a l-focad Ilot* H * l« a T w a h a h g a *
it onothar Itoga yovngttar who ro ckal.
• d to Hollywood Qlory In a picture or
two. If thot girl’* ditpoiitioo could bo
pho*ogrophod If would bo a leaaon In
chorm. A s S K O - P o th o Ita r, Haion will
*oon appear In “V k k m p . "

M o d « i o f f H i * f l n a s t .t o b a c c o s —
I

m an y C ro p s— LUCKY

STRU CK

axd u iiv* "TOASnNO" fre fe ** whl.h In
dude* the u » o f mpdern .Ultra Vfelet Rgy,
- M m proettts Hiatt ttxpols cartoln Imrsli
b)Hng IrWtowH n tu ro ily- f sttot In «y«n
to b a cco

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yaan. Wa fcaga Ih* pakiklty

SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO
The Swop* la n d A Investment
1*0., u f W'iehfts, K a n .* ., have
iipi-nril branch o ffic e In The Heraid building and uiv prepared to
handle real anil personal invr.tmanta o f all kind.. Their specialty
tell) be celery and farming land* of
all kind* and also aoni, apaclal
bargain* In offer in both city and
country property.
W. N. I’ rlce, foreman of the
planing null depertmant of the W.
P. ta r te r 1.umber Co., had an necldeitt ) olen in y that almost rort
him hi* foot. While operating tha
moulding machine the piece of
moulding atuck In the machine at
the ttul of Um piece of limber and
to atop it Mr. Price g a v . It a push
with hi* foot with tha reault that
the foot want to far;add tha knife
cut Into hi* shoo arid allced o ff a
piece o f the fo o t H arwaa given
medical attention a t toco and will
recover the M e M hie •foot pro­
viding no com pi lea Ilona ariaa,
L. P. McColler win* the medal
for be lag tlw moat progreariva
basin*** man in Iho city, the first
to ta*tall an up-to-date auto de­
livery wagon. Mr. McCuUer has a
large trad* and fa r »ema Uma hat

T » * t * * t r » '*

S ta u m stit P a M P S rr

Tsu nay b* lotMHlwi Is ktok^
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to U(u I w ts h s t i u ka Oto

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O f f l c * T e l e p h o n e 1* 8 .

Mrs. Connelly Gives

Social Calendar ,&gt;arty For H«?r ciuh Personals
An! mn fin**#** in -hide* , f
TH IH SIU Y
i IIma thiil •+
whiv nrnift£eo
Regular me* ting of
Chapter Number T * o () K. S .f'tijT th«» irwin* t*r sh" hi'rm* *•
I H a ako n ( onnrlly. iir*m
will be held «t 7 Jo o'clock i t the B»
• &gt;*' \*n n n \ Ho*,, « • trt. a hi ts
M&amp;'onir Ternplr
The member* of Th* Fir*t H*p- In* • »H** tAtii«-i| th*- mt nil.t-f* , i
tiat Church will conduct prayer -tf I* ( enmjf llralgv
’»b noth ^
I *rty t«n Turaahii &lt;%**
meeting* at Ihr home# of Mrs b It
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' trici nthiT t»M&gt; apjHvmt
Francis K. Hols, 1101 Paik A t e
s»»ie '•'*i^nc*i m mint- Lit
Moe, mml Sirs. T A. 0 rother«on, jin'1
M Ml l hi* fh*W t i •*
B ? 0 V Palmetto Avenue.
it*lii'ii the r&gt;t*n »'if t*- *.5tr-»
An
tant meeting of Th*
''*ir »njoytM tiv the nu' -*
Little Theatre Club will be hel l a;
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at Mi’(t
■. ■ K
7 3il oVIock at the Woman** (flub v :
* l11 '*• I •r thi* ladit*, h ■ n|M
FRIDAY.
Central Circle of th* Carden ■» ‘H« j'* a l« r f nit ImW | a t »r,
I I* U'Hiijiiilf, while htyfh
Club a lll W entertained by S'- turn I
II . I*'i# ior Mil If|**t1 h fiti.n
U/ie at Tuacawilla with Mrs II M
'! J ‘M|- ' ■««rrt! i|»* j to (, h ,i
Ipworth a* haste**. ( ar*
will
ml
rave Central Park at ItMHi A. VI.
i
i “ii
i H" 11L* u ».«i n •1 j f i l
% picnic lunch * ’ U be &gt;* n**d a.
1)0 oVIock.
I he Azm&gt; a ( iri !e uf Mir i,a* 1. &gt;
'lub of Sanfoid wd| timid a' •• l"
Yfock at the Itunm o! V|t I
,
&gt;iitht, IbuO Park A seri f
m.h
reakfast
The ttidfithp mi'1 i mi' of »•'»♦
i rnrriran Lrjjnui Auxiliniv Mill
*M ul 4 n'rliH’k ai Uie S*nB •&lt; J
•»ntr« riii'. »iu , j i ,- Allan ii
ewnrt p's hostf*
The I)in
(lanlenet’* Cir.lo
I hr (rartft ii ( !u&lt;l» of Sanfnrj ui ,

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"mi C ■ ■ tu a b»iaitie*a trip
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Air . J, U Hurt pr*iiJcd nn.i VI*
Al. S, Wlpgin« si te d as *ecr6tnr&gt;
A lt a r the roii-me I u - hit ** it
\va« announced t h u
v b*t : f
l. iidgr party will lc "iven on N
IV with Ab*. M. S WiiTiiHi . AC
.1 K. (Ira Mick. Mra. J H Hurt
ui id Vlr*. J t Hurni in * harms’
Pina* wet. aNo ul**de for the un
mini itipper and baisiir ia e given
tni T u c x .y , hcc.
at tU« Kp»t*iip«*I parish house, Cuomiliflrt ^
n t ii) srpointeft to raka la ir d th
(•noth and »upttr.
A t the tea hour r c fre*hiisrM
P f i y served by th* hogieiji, a-taiat.
ad ly her slanuhier*. M i a Mi*d*
lU in hy and All » U t r v . h d Hamby.
I'hoM* prnsrni wen*’ Aha. Paul P'
/«d*f, Mr* ioh» IVzuM, Airs. .Julia
f jp lw ig . Air*. J. K. Wathtn, Vlr*
. J j n r t , .Mr*.: **’
Ik :A.
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To-Night

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A NEW S T A R A G R EAT PICTUREI

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The opera Mon la atm pie. YaH
rum# in In the «tor# and aet
-ortirthiiig | uu would like
tu give -nnuioie t hn«lmaa.
"| want it,** you 44i&gt;. ’T-ei no
one «Im * h a ir il. Wrap il in
llaaur and pul il away.
Send Ii to me I In rmher 2 Iird
for Un i inlkiiiit*,) Charge It
in Drcrinher mi t may pay
in January, 1931*" ^

Shredded Wheat, because it gives so much nourish'
jnent for so little money, is more popular todu) than
ever before so your grocer will say.

C a n d y — S p rrial
A L I C E Ill.U h

Hams'll.

VIi mhrrahip h i’ |F*n t i all
f nre -11loll a it t n l iful k «„ T h v
rh ir f rniuiaite U a dir in®
del it ruination |n fhmui* gift*
ra lly and pay for Ihi'in later I

Brink fast is fun uml tustes so ^ood when wc
hu\c Shredded Wheat, is the \erdicl of millions of
children.

( l u k litg g charge tcrnunl,
if*u make a minimal down*
paimrnr, deferring further
monetary IranaacUnn* until

later.)

And ns for you — the joy of pleasing everyone with
u healthful breakfast will win your approval of this
famous whole wheut cereal. Shredded Wheat will
please you, too, because it is ready to serve — at a
saving of time, work and
moneyt Put it on your
grocery order now!

FORGET

W H EN TH AT COLD
STARTS

Vnd ihua. during tt*e mnnlh
• ' Voit'mHer yuu may x t r a l
n mai t h on le*«4 Inrf'IhuBgliU
fill people, liili Bet H W*«l#f
w'dcrtirtii.
Von gel better
*ervire. You choo*e In lei*
"Ui» »o your frlrnil* mai cn*
ju&gt; instead uf buying In
taste which may bring L a *
*i nr err thunk*.
Me propose your name for
meTiitier ship. Will ynu a r #
cepl?

N A T I O N A L BISCUIT C OM PA N Y

'U n N d a EU kara'

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39c Pint

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W I T H ALL THE
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itriililiinit. In brief, it la the
lhrk*M»n-1&gt;i* t'hriatmat Flub,

“I'.uting Slirciidcd VVlicul c\cr\ morning puts me in
li‘*ud irim for the du\," su&gt; liuslv.uuls whose work
requires cleur thinking uml lasting \itulii&gt;'.

COLD CAPSULES

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At I*art&gt; For Clull

------------- -,Speer^Honso Is Scene
Church Group Holds
Of C ir c le Meeting
^ le e t At Hamby Home
Hu nry Confratftnitjr o f All Soul*
Cnth Be Chtirrh hell uu M'»iuh*,i
afteruoou nt the hum** nf M' M
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Id attlie home of Mr* &lt; K
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* St Ann** timid of Hob t nu- I,iil£. Mrs. I.' I„ t llrrm, Mrs, \
K|». -eupi»l Church will
held id !7 Benton, Mr*. P r VVhitrham
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1’ ibdnm \ Mr
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‘ »ns m* ti*,n_f the on u»l * rs of
II.Jo u'rWIi of the Variah h«»ud'*
The r e g u h r hu-incs*' meetm/ •*! ba gg . M ’ ** \ C Vladilen, Mr* B h* '%i .;* • ?* in&gt; « . lira t d u n .
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of ihe M r t nuptial Chtirrh « » I
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Recent diaatlc act* la labor
c h a n t* t y Jntfd repair opera*
tloh. at the Strtckland-Harrta,
Inc., garage on Coutmeitial Street
are meeting with a hearty re­
sponse on the patt of Pemlnol*
County Ford owner*, *-rordlng to
Homer Harris, general manager

Strives To D e v e l o p
Fi nesse ToCopeW ith
B r a w n Of Visitors

F or Toughest Game
Of E n t i r e Season
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Ilere'a another Thursday *(ternoon again, an j Has* fee Oh
Yeah ta provide "hefcewaie and
hearty s n*usemen t tor hi* t.1
rradrre. (aurrrssl). by prugaa*llcatlng the pnmrlhle winner* of
(he eutatanding game* to be
played Saturday afternoon. One
wit kladly akggeated that Oh
Yeah held hla selection* until
Ftidey aflrraeen when he might
hare thr benefit of (innlland
Rica's prediction* which alway*
appear In Friday mornleg papet*. However, disdainfully derlarleg hi* thaak* and aaiuraacr
lhal Ihtre may be other lirani
land Birr * araltered throughout
thla broad land. Oh Yeah went
Into seclusion, polished kb* eryalal aad stalks through the rank*
ol the 1'ick-1 be-Winner ron
Infant* today with the fallow Ing fruit* «f hln lahor*.

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DEl.AND, Nov. 3— (Special)—
Beef alone In lhe*r day* of tn)thall warfare doe* not build a foott all team. It take* In addition footlioll brain*, aeruratr timing, dead­
ly blocking and tickling, precl*i«o, and *pred.
Hraltung thla, Coach McQuillan
ha* dr»g|edlr let to work to de­
velop lhe«e latter qualities In hi*
Better* t„ • point where they are
aerond nature. When gtets in takn.
the tiebl against Krvklrn- on Hub
ley I ield here Saturday
in thr
III.ml coming game. Coach McQuil­
lan', gridmen will be outweighed
but from indication* on the drill
field during the |ia*t few djy*.
they wll not be outplayed.
I.ike Iho French, when they repolled the enemy drive at the
Marne, and the battle rry of every
•nldler wa* “ they *hall not pan."
a determined spirit ha* lettled
over the llatfbr ramp. Kr*kine
n i l fin J it tough going against
the Halter*.
Blocking, taeklini, rharglng are
I ring drilled relentlessly Inin hla
••load by Coarh McQuillan and the
result* are sh iwlng In the work­
out* for the Homrrnmlng game
here. In addition thm* fine polhl*
of foothill skill aro being pa*&lt;ed
out lo the llattera, and they will
not he raiighl napping.
Realising (bat the Hatter* may

f* r more eiperiencrtl than they.
A ll the rrlpplea are bark to their
hid form, and M la believed that
a weak of sllnnl drilling a* w*ll
as ball handllrtg Ills reihired (he
' chance* of slow &lt;ah Ifling and
j, fdmhled ball* lo a minimum,
fc
Only one flrrt ttrlng p’.ayer I*
I.' ailing lightly and he I* that pow.
.»’ rrful Kntimlnger person, (he fullaL: beck. A deep rhe«t cold which he
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been treating since Sunday
r : _bds I* ft him ronslderahly weak('. filed, although It will take nmr*
a cold to keep this husky
[tier out of *rtmn tomorrow.
Only one need* an evplannlmn
»r there have hc-ii no SanFar the past three week*, lib V ruh
back* wlm have shown
drive and defensive strength ha* been predicting a Florida vic­
a* Rntsminger, and In the tory through the air hut a* yet no
a which hr has played *n *i cji good fortune, ha* come hi*
it* total yardage equal* that way tkal he shnul,) tie correct Al­
t real or the learn combined, though Oh Yrah saw the flag of
ufeney to fjm ble h»cau*e ho H otidi tittered and torn by a
i to get gnlng wa* hi* only fulious Bulldog Uut Saturday, he
V**i Optl! two week* ego, has not yet given up the ship, and
luce then h Ha* t*M on lea I eeea a (iator Victory over the
rd oter Iheai. nr le Ilie Ir right
hall for dear llfo, aa Andrew f'llmsnn Tide. All air allurk will vr left.
on player* ran tell you, for ■ lo the t • irk.
argrd through that line with
Here’s the rest af the deind seven yard strbln* plvnty
eliiAHAf
me*.
111 K K aver Kentucky
FtlRDIIAM .evrr Mgtroll
JAtH tnil over I'rlnretnn
N. Y. C. over tieurgi*
I . AFAVK1T R over tlutgcr*
M AHYI.ANII-VANDKimil.T li
a lie
COMIATH aver I'enn Hlale
Luca*' first string barkfirld
IIARTMOUTII over Harvard
ourter, Heater, Lyle*.
and
( A1.1FOIt,NH uver IVaskingningr r I* now believed a* ton
i for uny fort of mm petition,
H. M. C. over Teva* Aggie*
[imei have lirrn lucked awar
NORTHWKHTKKN over Min• Jin and lot* rnlunm,' tnrru newula
and three defral*. Slg gamr*
N O H T II t'AMOMN M .H lllIII Which the boys* have had ample lilA TECH in a He
opportunity to get acquainted with
1‘ ITTHIICRHII over Carnegie
£* , thew s.D im an I co doyrn t)■ • hi mu Teeh
ffretrh In a blase of glory. To I*
KANS AS A fill I KM over Iowa
•( MCkflebi romhluatlun possesses Hlale
(train* and c.-.urag* in Coot ier.
^ tjA falng, punting, and
sunning
Oh Yt-nh will tonuuiow a fte r­
alil'ily In Dytes, pa. •Ing, line- noon la-gin a new uy*lcin of ohskirting, and ilnfensivc ability pin* ■ vning the )'l*y "f loi ill liluh
enough football stiire for two, In i-.-hiad fuutTull player* in n man­
Hester, and Hie ideal line-plung- ner which tony »ct- u ileclilmt
J1’. Wgfulibaek who know* how to i-hnngc In the vtoric* of tin* game
tin expect* to see Stanley an I j
utNn hole* as' hrII a* elo»u them. pul&gt;lishr,| the ia y after, lie on,’f HjT they
h f front
I'rvston
ilnnT line,
vlirk with
from nn*jr
m* iirliulc* walddng the lino In ac­ !'ir*tun down In* on e/ery play,
. ‘ •hit
nt /(kill
end*, Itiyin*
Ware red
K
y w Ittanley
foini? lo
Ihi* tion on every play iiiHtcnd of Hie tearing di wn the field tu get the
j Hi*;
r atofitaeklas,
Uftnltf
Mr I, i('iiteman
ir
a )||iand
O'J|(Illlgi I inan carrying
the hull.
That punt receiver deftly ansgting
|»rs, ■atrillfipatf
genrils, vv»r
and (*(jium«ntinir
Knnnrr at ineem that he luay overlook the pause* on the offensive, cutting
dpn'l
cgnter,
e&gt;|uai in ierent
W' on
any had
of had
hli lieil#riririwipii.
Hr Idorklpg, tackling, pawing, punt­ down Iho ball carrier who trie* to
|thasa*ttlsd
lulu a -u
j“ .kyear*.
ia n 't an
yw h en it eome*
to npac
to.it. ing ami fumbling whi h gne* nil lu go around end, and above all, krrp. Whola quicker D m ha* Die #*'k- the luu-kflelil, ami sonirune may Ing from teing "aurkeit In" on
!' f{alii* anil baa three
perfectly Rot get nil the credit that he I* simple cn ra buck* and ravers#
^.IMSyed games to it, riedll, tb due. Rill, It a Do mean* that (Ih I lay*. He ixiirrt* both these boy*
U»t Ihjee, Uffensively and dr- Vi-.ib ,ha* ilerlded that iho line*- to drop the opposing tucklo In hi*
Ijntlvely, that linn has clicked, 1Cta11 deserve* most uf the credit tracks, and he on that ball carrier
fthlla tha Lack* have bent hold- for every play, a n l that Iho lung Horn the start.
. .la g Up the victory parade. Slant, y etiffeilng linesman deserves more
To see all lh«*c things Oh
• ha* dyvalepod Into.a fighting Urr- I'lmy than lie ha* been gelling.
Yeah may need u aillllnn eye*
'] foe after a slow start which Ip the pan Oh Yeah ha* studied
and j million brain tell* whrro
(burnt him lagging. I’rvstpn I* Ipe wmk of ojeh luck anil found
ylaylng hi* usual *tva ty, heady, |t joth good and had until the lin.&lt; he ran stare aw ay what he sees
yv'gnd drprndihle game, Rl-er ha* Of scrim mage is reached- There, until Hose lo collect II lata alary
form, hot. he'* golag ta try.
. ' t i t last found nut what band* aro time after time, player* nhnugnd hpw ra*y It I* to brvak spied anil audily are never r|.tea- Wherever he seen at play thgl'a
worthy jf note, Ha's going tb
llroogh Into the envmy Iwckfle d t lonr it find 'Ih^nsrlte* rhnrglng
make a mental nale of It and if
• )&gt;«l firenk up a play, and he'* Into a tangl uf arm* an I Irgs, and
the lino play tomorrow ta s*
. p i l i n g a hig hick out of hl.i stniing chante* snuffed out. *
good ■ * it hsa keen for Ih# pa*t
1 . Mw found ibliity. Ware, too, ha*
three weeks, fUkurdl .*■ Herald
T* me trow alltrnoort Ob Ytah
b ifti taught line playing principle*
tight to lie one aalld akeet ef
l t d ha* ghsorLed aw ry bit of tho therefore wilt rniwratrate on the
■ entenree *ucb aa tbi* "Ware
a Ivies. Ill* play a gain st. Oca Ip, linr. II* evpecta lo watrh Man­
I lytoua, and Andrew Jcksmt pat ner at retiler and how that In­ • made a remarkable shewing a* a
Lrfcnalve tackle when he rlid aff
h nr In th* tlu &lt; of prep rcli »&gt;l dividual bvhavr* on both th* athis opponent - s d weal late the
|i ekU.t.- Calempn aa J Blgzers, the lath aad dvfease. It* vvperl* ta
becklleld no lea* than 13 times
I k y guards who want Into the are every pa*" from lhal ladlto sweep Iho kail free* the arts*
fleet atrlng line herouse of their vldsal'* hand* le th* harhfield
of the surprised halfback aad
desire to fight s«9 &lt;the way, are atralght-and sure, without being
had the re.'evee *o e n fn sej till
p s lth y running mate* of Ih" trot Im high or low low. II* hope* to
he penalised the Kell las aelflt
b the taint,
As for Ka.rr.r, see Kenner slid* o ff th* oppos­
for butte* I I mew an the team
e ough has already, bean raid. ing guards aad renter and gel­
T kb ra il af the turn look* to him ling into the b* A field 0 / ttj
r leadership and Inspiration on thaece he &lt;aa, while aa eflewae
In Other word*, if those bash*
fe r y play. Watch thsm and ae* ha e*peels lo are K sneer carry
t| they dpn’t do what he doe* ev- ne Ivs* than Iwa new out of the of ours have ability a* ball rarricn wh &gt; know haw la strut away
way aad Ih* pby hefbte K*(U
for Inughtiowns, thvy‘ir*h ow that
down the Held te act as tntavV iTopMinow's gam* will atari at
stuff when they g it. ta ami be­
ftrer estrsardtagry. . . H* ea|t3 0 -flfelnvk ami will h* played
yond the Un* of scrimmage.
t* to see the guard* gelling
ta a Uqgtalnl Flald. Naxt week Orir man aa effcnae and thdn They'll never got beyond If the
LUnd* am) GalnasvIUv rein* heir
quickly and sm utly pulling outline play* poorly, t&gt;, starting to­
af the line IP cal down the do- morrow, the linesmen aro going
feasiv* luDhack before that In­ to got most o f th* glory unlea* the
DOURLK-UKADKK
dividual has a tkaact le wreeh a
backs have found a li a r 1 1 gw
• m i l l g*»r. Hf eipcats u *** • round and over th* like. When­
h fIf will be * deoRmhoedwr *f ith* iis m U . eNgilof k&gt;*N«h ever tba** hack* ltd shake Ihrir
uowl U U tftjl9ht.afv.tlje U lt* Uw i * J &gt; t d -Mi H tlhig that siu lf they’ll get pkaty o f a rt dll,
rt front, th* first gatnebsliuf
svep If ID kill* them,
emu th* high srhoof ’ gitfi
M a f Saw ktmyma and th*
Don't faoget that (am* tamar-'
feed, girts team, scheduled ta
r W sftotMon at 3:30 o'elotfe. It'd

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Under way at 7:30, ta be Im.

K taly followed with a lari*
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Club Ua*.

New fiwynrn and a pltk.d
H ,*f 8*BfovJ ptafei-v

one of th# U&gt;t thr** U h* played

Here are the* football plsjfarp ahu comprise the fgatdkt, moat powerful and huskleat grid eleten
tkach II. R. McQuillan has devtl.ips-d *inee f t began coaching at Stetson Univ«rslly tome years ago.
Centrar Florida fan* will have their fir't opportunity to tee them In’ action pent Saturday afternoon
when Stetson entertaina the tricky Kr*kine College eleven a* the f.'ature of Home-Coming Day. The
game start- nt 3:00 o'clock. Armi-Ou- thvy, Stetson will* meet Mlllsap* College, uf Mississippi, at l&gt;eI.and in what will he the bgrde't gam* of the entire season.

Football Flashes
A TI.A N T A .tia., Nov. JW— tA.T*.) lesterduy nfter Iking on the ra
- ticorgia Tech hope, l i \*m at -*«rve eleven for two weeks.
Ie*-t one of its remaining fmtr
footluill game* this )cut *nd1
North Carolina bn* Iwen picked
a* the \ictun.
('■ ■ nch Bill Alesamlrr haaehtflnl
his guards and renter* nrmai.l this
week in an effort to pre&lt;em |u*
etrongr-t po-*ihle front wall In the
Tarheel, here Saturday. Nrblttt,
captain ami renter, may *lart at
guanl.
UNIVERSITY OF FIORIHA.
I arnlina. I*enn*ylv*nta. Florida QAINESVM.I.K. Nov. fl.-Coaeh
anil C nirfia ore yet In he flayed. Brady Cowell had hi* Mali) Rat irw
Tech fun* feel the (ram has no galloping through a rough-andrhanre against I'rnnsylvntila mid tumble scrimmage on Fleming
Crorgla anil hut an out tile chance Field yesterday
afternoon. In
*gatn*t Florida.
preparation fur their tilt with the
The Jacket* were sent through fle'iriia Tech yearling, here Sat­
n lonr wortiMit yesterday ugain-l urday
Curuliria |duv,.
The
first et linnet *
worked
isiaio't the reserve*, who were
nunp Tecli pla“ s, for a lung peri­
od, sr,| are ready t , step nut and
defend Ihelr heretofore unblemish­
ed 1011 tee ml. MrA illy, Arradia,
nnd Hide llessanl, former Itober*
F-. I.ee athlete, performril well in
their pcoring play* yesterdiy and
ure eapectnl lo give the Teih line
all *ort* of l rouble.

aald, and line* then tntny P v d
ow n en h ate u h m . # d t » W al
the new low lahor ro»t«, and are
haring their automobiles ~ M M
orer hy lha expert
m *fcank*
which now codipria* the personnel

Chief Eaorutiv* said, Ihtre ware
^
„,H |w|l, ta j„
*10 G lid in g . lo roiw tr^ jon i t an) efft(.t for , llmUH U w r. Mr Kar.
eallmated cost of ,
I iI* » ld . a* he railed slleo tlea to
Ferty-rne connect* wer, let dor- th( fM t lbat K exacted labor
mg September end October with ia r^ argn only,
total value In evee*r of fJs.OOO.*
. . .
000.
DEATH T A K E S GKUtDIIAN
“There art fit project* in which
CAIRO, &lt;5a* NoV. 3 . — ( A t ) . —
aitei hav e been arranged, draw- John 11. Crawford, 7i , former
Ing. are completed, for «hkh ron- ps*tma*ter of C alrt, with retired
etrvetinn contract* have (wen In- in 103*1 after 33 year* nr rnhtlnuvlted, at a total estimated ro*t of ova &lt;• trice, died a t hla home paa.
919,070,300,” Mr. Hoover raid.
j terday.

INDUSTRIES IN
SOUTH REVEAL
BETTER TIMES

LEA!t « t o y AJ

(Continued fynm Paga Ona)
wood » « , busy preparing for thv
tout 1st aeaaon, with M hotels aad
71) apartment house* ready for
• inning. The Winlar plant of
llireiside Military Aradtmy was
ready for th« GtK) boys and facul­
ty who will coniu from (iaiac*vllla,

Ra.

Work on the 91,750,000 addition
to the paper manafactoltng plant
of thP Canton Fibte Company at
Canton, N. t\, was under
way,
with the contract let and ateol and
other material* on order. The adililiun l* planned to add 70 Iona
dally tu the book paper output of
thr iiiitl, npetated as an adjunct to
a Inter p* Ip niifl Dll) tanning r a ­
ti art plant. *
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tlfficial* of the trillf Stall** Steel
Cunipany have dlsrloved opciatlon*
In all department* uf the plant at
fiadsilen, Ala., will be
reatimod
Monday. Many department* «f the
plant hM *
abut dotn for
some lime and other* went work­
ing un reduced achedulc*.
W A S IIIN R T O N .

Nov.

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Ala., Nov. A—

f uarli Thomas ‘ ronliaucd

tu drill hi *f|uail yrstonlay In an
eftwri te r*rf**t ■* p .iwMnsttmf
v-llh *corinF punch, roWaptcuiw*
bv Re nh*cncc In the g.-ine with
Kmtucky
Saturday,
^ucnjlaj-'a
Ini'g ilicwn s*rlnima"c kcuMlan'wns
r*-|mitH yc tcrilny.
The I'lnlnsmrn yeaterday went
through tlteir last tiff errimmnge
before thvIr rncuunter with Tutane
nt Mnnlgonirry Mnlunlsy. I'rimpi- 11 btighti-m-il for llm wu ami
llslfietil, reculur back* wlm are
ni.rslng Iqlurleii, in be in tbp Ifneup «gnin«t the tireen Wuvc. ,
CIIAI'EI, IIH.Ip'N,
N .v. 3.—
f A IM — t'hiieir Collin* put the
Nnrlh Carolina Tarhrela through
a irrlmninge &gt;r*lerdny In which
llr*l and uPtnml siting varsity men
were pitied ugninst the third tram.
Practically
all ba'kllald men
worked In varying eimbiru'ion*.
The Tarheel* m*«t fitorgia Terh
Raturday,
COI.UMDIA. R. C„ N.IV. A—
IA.IM - Hmth
Carolina
want
through It* h a t lung hard srrimmsge yenterdov tor the Furman
game hern R th lM iy, Using Murrlmm play/, the "Dohunks" took
the hull tn the scoring tone and
m de lhrc«* tourhdnwiu un the var­
sity, \fnleh was used on dclviue
mo-11 o f Dh* afternoon.
I.KXINGTON, Va« Nop. A—
(A .I’.t - A light oftrwuive nnd da­
ft n.*lve srrlmnvag* ugainsk lha
freshmen ended Urn Wildcat* hard
wm lt'this dreok f i r ihelr confer­
ence battle with Duke hero Satur­
day aftarnooi. Juek PMppa&gt; fullhb«t, w*k hath .an'the f t m Horn
kata t* tab* to tha aorlat k p U la
tholr attack, the Stetson mentor
ka patting In mink pain* p ith hla
toaiara am) receivers. Th* back*,
Elton, Jstroe, Moaloy, Big Johh
Uarrlman, Wljdanum and Bfaatld
( A being primed f i r lb* rannlng
attack, aad arc showing mare
speed sltd certainty In Uttir Km
^ f t ^ w h o l e coUega

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„ iiv&gt;
rlareil them was promise for 1933
in the American
retention of the
o lj loingworth district of Ohio,
alter a nlwiborn D*mo-ri‘ i- etturt to capture it.
Tba uleetims figwrwa.lsmt *U »r
aiprrl* o f Interest tatesrery potlttrlan. On* wa* (he overwhelming
adoption of tiovernor Rooaevelt'a
roforwlation nropooal in N o w
York slate, over th« opposition of
former (invernor Smith. Another
wa* thr g lra t numeri.al strength
shown by the Independent voter.
rolitlciana have hod difficulty
measuring the significance o f the
rift between Roosevelt and Smith.
The reforestation plan foptered by
UooaeveU attracted no attention
outside New York until Rmllh oppoard It. (luemsrv differ aa to the
extent It mat-hed the sUength ol
Rmteevelt against that of Smith.
Certainly in many parts of the
rountry, however, the victory will
lie accepted 9a a Roosevelt victory.
Senator llorah 'of Idaho aald yes­
terday it wa* the moat significant
thing In all tha itturns, and would
"add to the prestige o f Roosevelt."
The development of an nv*n
greater ai my of voters who refuse
continuing allegiance to- any par­
ty will tie considered by both
Democrat* and Republicans as
presidential candidacies taka form.
In New Jersey, where the late
Senator Morrow had re Hope lilt* *n
majority of some 200,100 In tba
Democratic year of 1030, Govern­
or-elect Moore rolled up yesterday
a Democratic majority of more
than 2RO.OOO. In the eighth Michi­
gan district, which pca*Mad tha
margin needed by the Democrat!
for House control, tha Republican*
won ‘ fast year by &gt;o.ax&gt;. In itial
ona district, doew ta 12,300 mart
havg rhanged their
allegiance
within I I month* ta give the Dim­
er rota « majority a! tooa.
TMa )• had new* far Urn old
guard a f whatever paKy. It itlr*
tba speculation* a f those who are
thinking o f eppaalNg President
,I]never far renemlaatkn and thoaa
who ara Inclined ta etrika aat an
Demoeratk quests a f their awn,
das pita the peasant eutatanding
poaMon o f Roosevelt
It wa* and of tha nrprU Ing ya-

nmm nnd that the number will ua
do ihletl by Jan. 1.
.........
In » formal statement, the Chief
Ktr-utlve a-Id n , tulal uf HIT
, pmJeeta have so fa r been apo lfi*ally authnrtied and that 2?J firm*
of archltecU are engaged ta plans
an,| auporvlajon.
Trarlng the progreas * of the ’
piugl'Sin, M e -H w n w aald -that —Ml hull line* have Iwen completed
at n cum o f I I I ,!&gt;:!).RCii, wllji alatccii finished during
SmtteirvMC - f
and October.
At the fitat of November, the

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tkolteaUl t in q m t M i was rain vl.
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scttfglad l l a 1 9 0 treat) a t e a U
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It Ufcfol.
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rllatthurian im i Antung-H aklcn
raitirayi and tk* liw aatuag b a tiA
territory for 99 Jtort, and tktflacl
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in South Manchuria.
Ilad It mk btta for thin treaty.
I hr h a w s an tk* railway a a ad tk*
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h a ra tip ir e d fa 1 * 3 . U talar tk t
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hero, M. Briaad War recommend
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condition.-i far tk* t r a n a a lk i of
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